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Matches 6,851 to 6,900 of 7,328
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| 6851 | [combined.ged] Merchant-Tailor. | PELTON, Lewis B. (I426)
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| 6852 | [combined.ged] Merchant. | PELTON, William Norcott (I407)
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| 6853 | [combined.ged] Mina's mother died two days after she was born. She was reaised by her gr andmother Maggie until she was several years old. Then her father took h er back home. She died in a Seattle childrens home. | SYFERT, Mina May (I14780)
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| 6854 | [combined.ged] Mortician. | PELTON, Laverne Judson (I975)
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| 6855 | [combined.ged] On 22 Mar 1862, Alexander L Hewison was the Schoolmaster of the Morton Par ish Schoolhouse, Thornhill, Dumfrieshire. | HEWISON, Alexander Loutit (I15828)
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| 6856 | [combined.ged] Originally Platt worked as a Tanner in Putnam, NY and having heard flatter ing prospects of Monticello, NY, he moved there in the summer of 180 4. He built a saw-mill and a temporary shanty followed by a house in Mont icello. He was also a Farmer and Sullivan County Judge, after which he w as known as Judge Pelton. | PELTON, Judge Platt (I2266)
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| 6857 | [combined.ged] Paul and Marion are said to have had an adopted or foster daughter. | KIRKENDALL, Paul W. (I12516)
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| 6858 | [combined.ged] Paul moved his family to Canada and they were seldom heard from after tha t. They may have gone to the Christopher Lake area of Saskatoon. | SEYMOUR, Paul (I12504)
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| 6859 | [combined.ged] Phil Houbler presents "It Happened Here" by Fred Hayes: "The Public Squa re in Mount Vernon, OH was the scene of the most humorous recollection inv olving a bobsled. A Pelton-piloted bob collided with a street car, knocki ng the car off the tracks! No damage was done, other than to the feelin gs of the motorman and conductor. Fifty volunteers managed to get the str eet car back on the tracks. Taking a dim view of the whole thing were a c ouple stern minions of the law - City Policeman Bill Huff and Bob McElr oy - who cited the entire sled crew for disturbing the peace, reckless ope ration or something of the kind. The Cadillac of Mount Vernon bobs was t he Jay Pelton owned outfit, with a carrying capacity of 22 passengers. Ja y, a bulky baseball catcher with Larry Mahaffey's Mount Vernon Reds, as we ll as various other local clubs, was always up front at the controls of h is "monster". A lengthy run, but not one particularly fast, was a tranqu il trip, which had its point of departure at the standpipe on Mansfield Av enue." | PELTON, Jayson Gould (I8679)
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| 6860 | [combined.ged] Physically described as a big, heavy man with blue-grey eyes. Generous a nd easy going. Worked as a livestock and tobacco farmer and a slaughter h ouse operator at the Pelton place. A sharp cattle dealer. Remiss in colle cting his accounts receivable and died penniless. | PELTON, Oliver Newberry (I2671)
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| 6861 | [combined.ged] Physician. Worked in private medical practice for 58 years and as a surge on for the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad. Education included graduati on from Sherman High School, Chautauqua County, NY. Earned his MD Degr ee from the University of Michigan in 1872. Member of numerous organizati ons, including the Fox River Valley Medical Society, the Chicago Medic al Society, the State Medical Society, and the American Medical Associati on, He took his First Degree of Medicine at Cannongate, Kilwinny Lodg e, of Edinburgh, Scotland, and his chapter and commandery degrees in Elgin . His name was a household work in Elgin, IL. As a physician he passed h is "majority" there, arriving in the city July 17, 1882 and practicing h is profession in Elgin since. He was born at Sherman, Chautauqua Count y, NY where he attended high school. Next becoming a student at the Unive rsity of Michigan and in 1872 earned his medical degree. Some time lat er he spent a year in Bellevue hospital, NY and another year at the Univer sity of Edinburgh, Scotland. His education was thorough and that althou gh when he began to heal diseases at Elburn, Kane, IL, June 8,1872, he w as well equipped, his later studies were of great value to him. For ten y ears and one month he remained at Elburn, and then removed to Elgin, whe re a wider field opened up larger possibilities. His practice, becau se of his broad acquaintance, was extensive from the start. | PELTON, Dr. Ora Levant (I462)
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| 6862 | [combined.ged] Police Inspector | PELTON, William Herbert (I1000)
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| 6863 | [combined.ged] Polly and John moved to Moequa, Shelby, IL in 1869 and then to KS in Feb 1 876, where they homesteaded in the Arkansas River Valley southeast of Pawn ee Rock. The homestead is still in the family. In about 1910 they mov ed to Isabella, OK, where several sons had made the "Run" for land. | PELTON, Mary (I3038)
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| 6864 | [combined.ged] Possibly HUGHES | HUGHES, Cyrus (I1215)
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| 6865 | [combined.ged] Proni MIC/1/77 #59 | VENNARD, Rachel (I15511)
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| 6866 | [combined.ged] Rex Pelton says in his Hinckley Pelton book page 55, "In 1869 he went to w ork for two years in MI. In Feb 1871, he drove a team of oxen with a sl ed loaded with farm machinery, and a pig, leading a cow, to the Townsh ip of Dallas, Barron, WI and there filed on a 160 acre homestead. He was o ne of the very first settlers of the Township. He served as Town Supervisor, Town Chairman, member of the Country Boar d, member of the School Board, and at the time of his death, was servi ng on the City Council of Chetek as Alderman." | PELTON, Jason M. (I2830)
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| 6867 | [combined.ged] Robert Hewison was a naval officer in the Peninsular War, then customs off icer in Orkney. He retired to Ayrshire where he supervise coast guards. | HEWISON, Robert (I20634)
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| 6868 | [combined.ged] Rodney and Gladys farmed near Sumner, Fredericksburg and New Hampton, Io wa and then moved to Clear Lake, Wisconsin. | BRITAIN, Rodney Alvin (I3900)
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| 6869 | [combined.ged] Rose became a teacher and later operated the Rozello, a large boarding hou se converted from a barn. she also had a successful journalism career. S he was a member in the National Audubon Society. | PELTON, Rose May (I5415)
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| 6870 | [combined.ged] Rose immigrated before 1910. | HOLIK, Rose Mary Magadaline (I14731)
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| 6871 | [combined.ged] Ross served in the military in WWI. He resided in Chula Vista, San Dieg o, CA 1981. | PELTON, Ross Herbert (I126)
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| 6872 | [combined.ged] Sallie's fater is claimed to have been the Joseph Lawrence who, in Englan d, married Mary Townley, and whose descendants claim to be heirs to the im mense Townley estate, said to be in possession of the British government. | LAWERENCE, Sallie (I2223)
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| 6873 | [combined.ged] She adopted her sister (Rebecca) daughter Deborah Rebecca Morehouse. | PELTON, Polly (I3951)
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| 6874 | [combined.ged] She and John had three children that died young. | PELTON, Fanny S. (I1609)
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| 6875 | [combined.ged] She applied for homestead land near Bendeict, ND. | PELTON, Laveta Roseta (I7279)
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| 6876 | [combined.ged] She bought a farm near Fremont, MI after her husband's death and also we nt to Nebraska with her sons, Jay and Horace, to preempt land (and often s aw buffalo in their yard with the cows!) | KNAPP, Charlotte (I7428)
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| 6877 | [combined.ged] She enjoyed gardening and church work. | STEIN, Mary May (I9507)
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| 6878 | [combined.ged] She enjoyed music and was interested in flower gardening and handicraft s, especially crocheting. Also was fond of playing Bridge. | PELTON, Dora May (I7092)
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| 6879 | [combined.ged] She graduated in 1904 from Vassar College. | GIBSON, Honoro Degarmo (I3823)
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| 6880 | [combined.ged] She grew produce (grapes/peaches). | PELTON, Isobella (I7129)
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| 6881 | [combined.ged] She had a book about the colony of Peltons in Washington state called, Uto pia Puget Sound 1885-1915 written by Charles La Warne. Her father help ed start this cooperative town and she was living in Seattle, WA in 1983. | PELTON, Florence (I16080)
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| 6882 | [combined.ged] She had four children, but the names and with which husband are unknown. | PELTON, Anna (I656)
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| 6883 | [combined.ged] She had twelve children, all living in Kalamazoo, MI in 1876. | PELTON, Elizabeth (I608)
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| 6884 | [combined.ged] She had worn a pacemaker for several years. She worked in Home Care and a lso in a Resturant. Alice worked as a live in companion for elderly peopl e; doing ironing, housework, babysitting and also worked in a resturant. | PELTON, Alice Marie (I9131)
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| 6885 | [combined.ged] She is descended from an Irish nobleman. | MOORE, Agnes J. (I3311)
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| 6886 | [combined.ged] She is reported to be a direct descendant of Ralph Waldo Emerson. | EMERSON, Ruth L. (I8587)
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| 6887 | [combined.ged] She married her first cousin. | HALL, Effie Lenora (I5400)
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| 6888 | [combined.ged] She may have been Schizophrenic; had temper tantrums all her life. | PELTON, Dorothy King (I4925)
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| 6889 | [combined.ged] She may have lived in Nova Scotia and settled in Natick, MA. | TAYLOR, Christine (I9943)
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| 6890 | [combined.ged] She migrated in about 1915. | PELTON, Katherine (I5484)
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| 6891 | [combined.ged] She moved 1849 from Brickville, Cuyahoga, OH. She travelled in a prair ie schooner. | REYNOLDS, Amelia (I6728)
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| 6892 | [combined.ged] She moved about 1899. | PELTON, Rosanna Leonia (I8903)
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| 6893 | [combined.ged] She moved March 1854. She moved again January 1864. She resided in Vermi llion, Erie, OH in 1878. Anna, along with her husband and her eldest s on when he was a month old, started with a company for Oregon, going the o verland route with teams and wagons. They met many hard and bitter experi ences on their perilous journey, but overcame them all, arrived and settl ed in Olympia, WA. While in the west her husband met with a violent deat h. They had but moved from Olympia to Port Angeles, a small town of but f ew inhabitants, and were there only ten days when by a rush of water fr om the mountains carrying everything before it, he who had left his litt le family but one half hour before was killed. He was found the next d ay and brought back to his wife a lifeless corpse. She, with small childr en, was left among strangers to fight life's battles alone, In 1864 she r eturned to Ohio by water, to resided with her father and mother, where s he proved a most faithful and dutiful daughter, remaining with them to t he end. It was her portion to care through long sicknesses unto death, h er father, mother, grandmother and eldest brother. All which she did chee rfully and without a murmur. Her obituary says, "Although of quiet and re served nature her live has been an eventful one." | PELTON, Anna Maria (I1859)
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| 6894 | [combined.ged] She moved to Alabama in a covered wagon. Died a sad and disillusioned wom an longing for her old home. She and Harlan were first cousins. | ROBERTS, Harriette Flora (I5144)
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| 6895 | [combined.ged] She moved to St. John, York, New Brunswick, Canada. | PELTON, Abigail (I3980)
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| 6896 | [combined.ged] She raised her five sons alone. Worked in a mine prop and store busines s. Bob Johnson says: "Alice apparently was the daughter of an unmarried g al - last name Schoonover - who became pregnant from an Indian from arou nd the Jamestown, NY area. That is a story he was told about her life bef ore being adopted by Henry Thomas. She was reported to have been bo rn 14 Mar 1863 near or at Center Hill and died 14 Apr 1835 in Morrisdale a lthough I've also heard she died in Clearfield. On her husband's death ce rtificate her name is listed as Alice P. Pelton in addition to Alice L. Pe lton that some sources state. | SCHOONOVER THOMAS, Alice Truzella (I4577)
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| 6897 | [combined.ged] She reside in Bozeman, Gallatin, MT 1891. | PELTON, Armilda (I5196)
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| 6898 | [combined.ged] She reside in Hinsdale, MA 1879.[combined.ged] She was unmarried as of 1879. | PELTON, Armarilla (I2899)
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| 6899 | [combined.ged] She reside in Lansing, MI 1879. | PELTON, Charlotte Ann (I2786)
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| 6900 | [combined.ged] She reside in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA 1983 at 124 South Hudson Ave. | FORRESTER, Luella Mae (I8498)
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