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Matches 5,751 to 5,800 of 7,328
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| 5751 | [combined.ged] He resided in Perry Township, Wood, OH 1877. | PELTON, Henry James (I3511)
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| 5752 | [combined.ged] He resided in Peru, Berkshire, MA 1879. | PELTON, Alson Homer (I1478)
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| 5753 | [combined.ged] He resided in PO Monticello, Jones, IA in 1876. | PELTON, John Clinton (I3202)
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| 5754 | [combined.ged] He resided in Port Charlotte, Charlotte, FL in 1981. "We are average citi zens in size and abilities with no geniuses or morons- carpenter, farmer s, factory workers and salesmen." | PELTON, Glenn Arthur (I8283)
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| 5755 | [combined.ged] He resided in Poughkeepsie, Dutchess, NY in 1980. | PELTON, Walter Stewart (I7621)
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| 5756 | [combined.ged] He resided in Redwood City, San Mateo, CA 1893. John Cotter Pelton was orphaned while young, and getting such educati on as he could at Madrid, Phillips, New Sharon, and Farmington in the sta te of ME. John devoted himself to the free public school, and early beg an teaching. Intending to be the apostle of free schools upon the Pacif ic slope, he studied as he taught. When the news was received of the disc overy of gold at Sutter's Sawmill in CA, he was principal of Phillips Fr ee School in Andover, ME and a student in Phillips Academy, His term at t he free school ended he determined to go at once to California. Furnish ed by friends with funds and an abundant supply of books, maps, and globe s, by Professor Cale Pelton with a set of outline maps, and by Ho n. D. F. Whittemore with a library, he with his newly married wife and t wo hundred and ten other passengers set sail in the old ship 'New Jersey ", from Boston, for San Francisco. After many delays, they arrived abo ut Oct, 1849. Mr. Pelton with on dollar and a half in his pocket spe nt it for passage to the shore. Good business management in the cour se of two or two and half months made him the happy possessor of four or f ive hundred dollars. Then he began agitating for the establishment of h is proposed free school. A notice in the " Daily Pacific News" on D ec 3, 1849 saying a free public school would commence on Dec 26the insta nt in the Baptist Church on Washington St. Mr and Mrs Pelton being the te achers. Thus began the public school system of San Francisco. On Mar 2 8, 1850, the school adopted by resolution of the city fathers, which resol ution or resolutions also named a salary for the Peltons, to begin on Apr il 1st next month. After the establishment of other schools, Mr. Pelton was elected to fir st Superintendent of Schools in San Francisco, county and city. He was ag ain elected Superintendent of Public Schools in 1865. And was a trust ee of the first State Reform School and its superintendent. Afterward he w as superintendent of the Industrial School of San Francisco which positi on he took, after much persuasion, in 1869. Here, after some three year s' service and while the institution was in a state of successful usefulne ss, his health failed, from excessive care and mental strain. A fall fr om a carriage upon his head and shoulders now completely disabled him a nd laid him up for a long time. Partially recovered, he, broken in heal th and fortune, went to Southern California in hopes of at least measurab le recovering both. Settled in San Diego he, in the course of years, aga in made a competence, which was again lost through the great fall of re al estate in southern California. In 1883 he resided with his family in R edwood City, CA, engaged in literary pursuits. See his writing "Life's Su nbeams and Shadows", and other works. For his public career, see the publ ic records of San Francisco. All honor to the man who left New England a nd planted her public free school system within the Golden Gate. | PELTON, John Cotter (I4245)
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| 5757 | [combined.ged] He resided in Rexburg, Madison, ID 1983. | PELTON, George (I7239)
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| 5758 | [combined.ged] He resided in Rome, Oneida, NY in May 1986. | PELTON, John Lester (I10186)
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| 5759 | [combined.ged] He resided in Russell, Geauga, OH 1876. | PELTON, Flavel B. (I3035)
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| 5760 | [combined.ged] He resided in Russell, Geauga, OH 1876. He was a Farmer and a Carpenter. | PELTON, Gustavus Storrs (I1510)
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| 5761 | [combined.ged] He resided in Saint Paul, Ramsey, MN 1891 | PELTON, George B. (I56)
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| 5762 | [combined.ged] He resided in San Antonio, Bexar, TX in 1980. William graduated from Culv er Military Academy and the Case Institute of Technology in Cleveland, O H. He worked as an Air Force officer, pilot and engineer with 36 yea rs of service. Twenty years at Wright Field, OH developing USAF equipment . | PELTON, William Allen (I8291)
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| 5763 | [combined.ged] He resided in San Diego, Sandiego, CA Jan 1975. | PELTON, Leo Charles (I7726)
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| 5764 | [combined.ged] He resided in Sarasota, Sarasota, FL 1982. | PELTON, Richard Vibberts (I12458)
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| 5765 | [combined.ged] He resided in Seattle, King, WA in 1992. | APSLEY, Clarence La Verne (I11682)
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| 5766 | [combined.ged] He resided in Sheboygan City, WI 1892. He was a Mechanic. | PELTON, Seth (I1546)
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| 5767 | [combined.ged] He resided in Sparta, Monroe, WI 1876. He was a Farmer while living in Sp arta, WI. | PELTON, Newcomb (I2988)
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| 5768 | [combined.ged] He resided in Spokane, Spokane, WA 1903. | PELTON, Frederic La Forrest (I9249)
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| 5769 | [combined.ged] He resided in Spokane, Spokane, WA 1903. Warren was listed in a muster ro ll Idaho Company, ID, 1917-1918. Civilian Registration for WWI Draft. | PELTON, Warren Eugene (I9250)
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| 5770 | [combined.ged] He resided in Spring Green, Sauk, WI 1876. | PELTON, Dr. Jonathan Gates (I3281)
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| 5771 | [combined.ged] He resided in Stirling, Cayuga, NY 1878 | PELTON, Charles (I5740)
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| 5772 | [combined.ged] He resided in Toledo, Lucas, OH 1877. | PELTON, Md James Kelley (I1683)
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| 5773 | [combined.ged] He resided in toledo, Lucas, OH 1879. He was a Farmer. | PELTON, Delmar A. (I3058)
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| 5774 | [combined.ged] He resided in Traverse City, Grand Traverse, MI in 1981. | PELTON, Don (I16244)
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| 5775 | [combined.ged] He resided in Vero Beach, Indian River, FL in 1982. | WILCOX, Thomas Powell (I12309)
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| 5776 | [combined.ged] He resided in Warren, Trumbull, Oh jan 1978. He worked as a Roofer and Pl umber. | PELTON, Eugene J. (I3099)
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| 5777 | [combined.ged] He resided in West Millgrove, Wood, OH 1877. | PELTON, Theron Vinton (I3512)
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| 5778 | [combined.ged] He resided in West Toledo, OH 1879. Elias served in the military from 186 1-1865. He enlisted as a drummer in the 111 infantry, but his drum was de stroyed and he became a rifle man. Elias worked as a wagon maker after h is military service. | PELTON, Elias C. (I3059)
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| 5779 | [combined.ged] He resided in Williamson, MI 1982. | PELTON, Wayne Monroe (I3869)
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| 5780 | [combined.ged] He resided in Woodbine, Harrison, IA 1878. | PELTON, Solomon Sylvester Salmon (I1471)
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| 5781 | [combined.ged] He resided in Woodridge, Bergen, NJ. | PELTON, Darwin (I16079)
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| 5782 | [combined.ged] He retired after working with Standard Oil for 46 years. | PELTON, Jesse Urban (I3799)
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| 5783 | [combined.ged] He retired from the military. He worked in the Civil Service. He also w as a Farmer and a Miner. Grant enjoyed tools, carpentry, fishing, hunti ng and reading. | PELTON, Grant Hubert (I9130)
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| 5784 | [combined.ged] He retired in Brantingham, NY. William served in the military in WWII, 19 40-1945. He resided in Brantingham, NY in 1990. | PELTON, William Herbert (I10212)
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| 5785 | [combined.ged] He said one of his clan was married to an Indian woman. During the uprisi ngs, the Indians killed other families and left this one alone. The fami ly went from Nebraska to Georgia and then to Alabama by covered wagon, scr ounging for food and using cow chips for camp fires. | PELTON, Earle Wayne (I5146)
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| 5786 | [combined.ged] He served as a volunteer fireman and became an honorary member. | PELTON, Warren James (I8473)
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| 5787 | [combined.ged] He served as an officer in the military in the Civil War, 1860-1865. O ne of three brothers to serve in the War of the Great Rebellion in Squadr on H, Sixth Massachusetts Calvary from start to finish. Embarking at Bosto n, he entered the mouth of the Mississippi and helped take Forts Jackso n, Saint Philip and New Orleans. Then on to Bonnet Carrie, Baton Rouge a nd Port Hudson, Thence up the Red River. He was presented with a steel eng raving for bravery and good conduct.[josephpelton.FTW] [combined.ged] He served as an officer in the military in the Civil War, 1860-1865. O ne of three brothers to serve in the War of the Great Rebellion in Squadr on H, Sixth Massachusetts Calvary from start to finish. Embarking at Bosto n, he entered the mouth of the Mississippi and helped take Forts Jackso n, Saint Philip and New Orleans. Then on to Bonnet Carrie, Baton Rouge a nd Port Hudson, Thence up the Red River. He was presented with a steel eng raving for bravery and good conduct.[a.ged] He served as an officer in the military in the Civil War, 1860-1865. O ne of three brothers to serve in the War of the Great Rebellion in Squadr on H, Sixth Massachusetts Calvary from start to finish. Embarking at Bosto n, he entered the mouth of the Mississippi and helped take Forts Jackso n, Saint Philip and New Orleans. Then on to Bonnet Carrie, Baton Rouge a nd Port Hudson, Thence up the Red River. He was presented with a steel eng raving for bravery and good conduct. new.ged new.ged[josephpelton.FTW] [combined.ged] He served as an officer in the military in the Civil War, 1860-1865. O ne of three brothers to serve in the War of the Great Rebellion in Squadr on H, Sixth Massachusetts Calvary from start to finish. Embarking at Bosto n, he entered the mouth of the Mississippi and helped take Forts Jackso n, Saint Philip and New Orleans. Then on to Bonnet Carrie, Baton Rouge a nd Port Hudson, Thence up the Red River. He was presented with a steel eng raving for bravery and good conduct.[a.ged] He served as an officer in the military in the Civil War, 1860-1865. O ne of three brothers to serve in the War of the Great Rebellion in Squadr on H, Sixth Massachusetts Calvary from start to finish. Embarking at Bosto n, he entered the mouth of the Mississippi and helped take Forts Jackso n, Saint Philip and New Orleans. Then on to Bonnet Carrie, Baton Rouge a nd Port Hudson, Thence up the Red River. He was presented with a steel eng raving for bravery and good conduct. new.ged new.ged | PELTON, William Henry (I811)
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| 5788 | [combined.ged] He served as an officer in the Military in World War II, abt 1942. Award ed the Bronze Star. He resided in Long Beach, Los Angeles, CA 1988 at 1042 Andrewd Drive. | PELTON, Bernard Lynn II (I14613)
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| 5789 | [combined.ged] He served in the army of the Great Rebellion and died from a disease contr acted during that time. | PELTON, Griffin S. (I2982)
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| 5790 | [combined.ged] He served in the military 1864-1866. He served at Owens River and Visal ia during the Indian troubles. he was a Corporal of Captain Hemen Noble 's company (E), Second Regiment of Calvary California Volunteers, was enro lled on March 29, 1864 to serve 3 years or during the war, was discharg ed from the service of the US on June 2, 1866 at San Francisco, CA, by rea son of special order No. 60, Headquarters Department of California, San Fr ancisco March 28, 1866. Eli was working with his uncle and learni ng to be a tanner and currying leather and then went to Woburn, MA and th en NY and then to CA and the Nevada County mines. | PELTON, Matthero Aylmer (I4390)
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| 5791 | [combined.ged] He served in the Military 1940-1945. James was an extra in the movie "Gua dalcanal". He had four grandchildren in 1981. | PELTON, James Francis (I15970)
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| 5792 | [combined.ged] He served in the military 1943-1945. Served with a motor torpedo boat squ adron. His parents separated when he was very young and little is known of his an cestry. | PELTON, John Joseph (I15973)
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| 5793 | [combined.ged] He served in the military and received three commendations. | PELTON, Roy Ernest (I9299)
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| 5794 | [combined.ged] He served in the military in Civil War, Feb 1864-Jun 1865. Cushman work ed as a businessman from 1888 and built up a large mercantile busine ss in Ashtabula County. He served in the 2nd Ohio Volunteers Calvary in F eb 1864, taken prisoner at Reams Station on June 24,1864 and was confin ed for 2 months in Libby Prison in Richmond, Virginia. He was paroled a nd exchanged and mustered out of the service in June 1865. | PELTON, Cushman Winthrop (I3123)
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| 5795 | [combined.ged] He served in the military in the Civil War, 16 Aug 1861 | PELTON, James W. (I2959)
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| 5796 | [combined.ged] He served in the military in the Civil War, 1863-1864. | PELTON, Benjamin Hiram (I1662)
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| 5797 | [combined.ged] He served in the military in the Civil War, 23 Sep 1861-4 Mar 1863. Enlist ed in the War of the Rebellion at Meriden, CT. He served in Captain Charl es L. Upham's Company K, Eighth Regiment of CT Volunteer Infantry. Assign ed to General Burnside's Ninth Army Corps, they served through the North C arloina campaign until the taking of Fort Macon, NC. Then served with Gene ral Burnside in Virginia, where they joined the army of Potomac, being ma de a part of the Eighteenth Corps. At Antietam, MD 17 Sep 1862 he was seve rely wounded, taken prisoner and paroled on the field. He was exchang ed in the follwing November and was discharged 4 Mar 1863. Edward served in the military 9 Feb 1865-9 Feb 1868. He enlisted aga in 9 Feb 1865 in the Sixth United States Regular Calvary. August 12 he w as appointed first sergeant of Company E. With the rebellion over, they w ere sent to the Texas frontier where he served until his honorable dischar ge 9 Feb 1868 at Buffalo Springs, TX.[josephpelton.FTW] [combined.ged] He served in the military in the Civil War, 23 Sep 1861-4 Mar 1863. Enlist ed in the War of the Rebellion at Meriden, CT. He served in Captain Charl es L. Upham's Company K, Eighth Regiment of CT Volunteer Infantry. Assign ed to General Burnside's Ninth Army Corps, they served through the North C arloina campaign until the taking of Fort Macon, NC. Then served with Gene ral Burnside in Virginia, where they joined the army of Potomac, being ma de a part of the Eighteenth Corps. At Antietam, MD 17 Sep 1862 he was seve rely wounded, taken prisoner and paroled on the field. He was exchang ed in the follwing November and was discharged 4 Mar 1863. Edward served in the military 9 Feb 1865-9 Feb 1868. He enlisted aga in 9 Feb 1865 in the Sixth United States Regular Calvary. August 12 he w as appointed first sergeant of Company E. With the rebellion over, they w ere sent to the Texas frontier where he served until his honorable dischar ge 9 Feb 1868 at Buffalo Springs, TX.[a.ged] He served in the military in the Civil War, 23 Sep 1861-4 Mar 1863. Enlist ed in the War of the Rebellion at Meriden, CT. He served in Captain Charl es L. Upham's Company K, Eighth Regiment of CT Volunteer Infantry. Assign ed to General Burnside's Ninth Army Corps, they served through the North C arloina campaign until the taking of Fort Macon, NC. Then served with Gene ral Burnside in Virginia, where they joined the army of Potomac, being ma de a part of the Eighteenth Corps. At Antietam, MD 17 Sep 1862 he was seve rely wounded, taken prisoner and paroled on the field. He was exchang ed in the follwing November and was discharged 4 Mar 1863. Edward served in the military 9 Feb 1865-9 Feb 1868. He enlisted aga in 9 Feb 1865 in the Sixth United States Regular Calvary. August 12 he w as appointed first sergeant of Company E. With the rebellion over, they w ere sent to the Texas frontier where he served until his honorable dischar ge 9 Feb 1868 at Buffalo Springs, TX. new.ged new.ged[josephpelton.FTW] [combined.ged] He served in the military in the Civil War, 23 Sep 1861-4 Mar 1863. Enlist ed in the War of the Rebellion at Meriden, CT. He served in Captain Charl es L. Upham's Company K, Eighth Regiment of CT Volunteer Infantry. Assign ed to General Burnside's Ninth Army Corps, they served through the North C arloina campaign until the taking of Fort Macon, NC. Then served with Gene ral Burnside in Virginia, where they joined the army of Potomac, being ma de a part of the Eighteenth Corps. At Antietam, MD 17 Sep 1862 he was seve rely wounded, taken prisoner and paroled on the field. He was exchang ed in the follwing November and was discharged 4 Mar 1863. Edward served in the military 9 Feb 1865-9 Feb 1868. He enlisted aga in 9 Feb 1865 in the Sixth United States Regular Calvary. August 12 he w as appointed first sergeant of Company E. With the rebellion over, they w ere sent to the Texas frontier where he served until his honorable dischar ge 9 Feb 1868 at Buffalo Springs, TX.[a.ged] He served in the military in the Civil War, 23 Sep 1861-4 Mar 1863. Enlist ed in the War of the Rebellion at Meriden, CT. He served in Captain Charl es L. Upham's Company K, Eighth Regiment of CT Volunteer Infantry. Assign ed to General Burnside's Ninth Army Corps, they served through the North C arloina campaign until the taking of Fort Macon, NC. Then served with Gene ral Burnside in Virginia, where they joined the army of Potomac, being ma de a part of the Eighteenth Corps. At Antietam, MD 17 Sep 1862 he was seve rely wounded, taken prisoner and paroled on the field. He was exchang ed in the follwing November and was discharged 4 Mar 1863. Edward served in the military 9 Feb 1865-9 Feb 1868. He enlisted aga in 9 Feb 1865 in the Sixth United States Regular Calvary. August 12 he w as appointed first sergeant of Company E. With the rebellion over, they w ere sent to the Texas frontier where he served until his honorable dischar ge 9 Feb 1868 at Buffalo Springs, TX. new.ged new.ged | PELTON, Edward Ensign (I813)
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| 5798 | [combined.ged] He served in the military in the Civil War, about 1860. He resided in Rex burg, Madison, ID 1890. | PELTON, Hiram (I4405)
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| 5799 | [combined.ged] He served in the military in the Civil War, about 1862. He served with Co mpany E, 13th MI infantry military guarding the Canadian frontier in M I. John came to the region after the close to the war and settled on a fa rm at the head of Torch Lake where he lived and prospered for thirteen yea rs. He lived most of his life in Torch Lake Village where he drove sta ge carrying mail. | MCEWAN, John (I7058)
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| 5800 | [combined.ged] He served in the military in the Civil War, abt 1862. Company B, 36th Wis consin Regiment. | BERTO, Lucian (Barto) (I9885)
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