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| 1 | (Medical):alcoholic | ROSS, (Jim) Alexander James Mcintyre (I022184)
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| 2 | (Research):Information provided by Linda Cook Cain Kline | GEIGER, Ray O. (I023614)
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| 3 | (Research):Information provided by Linda Cook Cain Kline | BURRELL, Florence E. (I023613)
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| 4 | (Research):Information provided by Linda Cook Cain Kline | PELTON, Terry Dean (I008178)
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| 5 | (Research):Information provided by Linda Cook Cain Kline | PELTON, Eugene Arthur (I005225)
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| 6 | (Research):Information provided by Linda Cook Cain Kline | PELTON, Eugene Arthur (I008423)
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| 7 | (Research):Information provided by Linda Cook Cain Kline | PELTON, Eugene Arthur (I008423)
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| 8 | 1860 Census lists Julia A as a Widow whereas it looks like Rufus didn't die til 1873 | EDSON, Julia A. (I004896)
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| 9 | 1880 census states he was born in IL | PELTON, Herman Stoddard (I006606)
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| 10 | 1880 census states he was born in IL | PELTON, Herman Stoddard (I006607)
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| 11 | 1880 census states he was born in IL | PELTON, Herman Stoddard (I006607)
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| 12 | 1880 census states she was born in IL She was a School Teacher, 1961 Benton, IN. | PELTON, Mary Hannah (I006607)
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| 13 | 1880 census states she was born in IL She was a School Teacher, 1961 Benton, IN. | PELTON, Mary Hannah (I006608)
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| 14 | 1880 census states she was born in IL She was a School Teacher, 1961 Benton, IN. | PELTON, Mary Hannah (I006608)
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| 15 | 1880 census states she was born in NY. 1880 census lists Mother as Mary DORASID and sister as DORASID | DURAND, Lizzie M. (I006605)
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| 16 | 1880 census states she was born in NY. 1880 census lists Mother as Mary DORASID and sister as DORASID | DURAND, Lizzie M. (I006606)
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| 17 | 1880 census states she was born in NY. 1880 census lists Mother as Mary DORASID and sister as DORASID | DURAND, Lizzie M. (I006606)
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| 18 | Adopted. In 1860 Census listed as Deloss ACKERMAN | PELTON, Deloss (I022596)
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| 19 | Adopted. In 1860 Census listed as Deloss ACKERMAN | PELTON, Deloss (I022597)
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| 20 | Adopted. In 1860 Census listed as Deloss ACKERMAN | PELTON, Deloss (I022597)
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| 21 | Age 58 leaving a widow and son. according to monument in St Magnus Churchyard. | HEWISON, William (I020698)
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| 22 | Age 65 according to Monument in St Magnus Cathedral cemetary | HEWISON, Benjamin (I015706)
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| 23 | Age 81 at death according to monument in St Magnus Churchyard | FOULIS, Margaret (I015707)
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| 24 | Allendale, Ottawa, MI | PELTON, Arminta Grace (I007161)
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| 25 | Allendale, Ottawa, MI | PELTON, Arminta Grace (I007162)
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| 26 | Also listed as Anna Cottra | COTTER, Anna (I002170)
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| 27 | Also listed as Anna Cottra | COTTER, Anna (I002171)
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| 28 | Also listed as Anna Cottra | COTTER, Anna (I002171)
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| 29 | Ancestry has her name as Marion Eliza | PELTON, Marian Laura (I006820)
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| 30 | Ancestry has her name as Marion Eliza | PELTON, Marian Laura (I006821)
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| 31 | Ancestry has her name as Marion Eliza | PELTON, Marian Laura (I006821)
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| 32 | Ancestry has him born 3 Feb 1858 | PELTON, Henry L. (I006668)
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| 33 | Ancestry has him born 3 Feb 1858 | PELTON, Henry L. (I006669)
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| 34 | Ancestry has him born 3 Feb 1858 | PELTON, Henry L. (I006669)
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| 35 | Ancestry has it listed as 10 Jul 1859 Name Semion E. | PELTON, Lemira E. (I006811)
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| 36 | Ancestry has it listed as 10 Jul 1859 Name Semion E. | PELTON, Lemira E. (I006812)
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| 37 | Andrew J. Pelton, son of James M. and Elizabeth Pelton, early pioneers of this county, was born May 19, 1842. He was reared on a farm and educated in the common school. He enlisted in the war for the Union in Co. K, 3d Mich. Vol. Inf., and was discharged Dec. 23, 1863. He re-enlisted the same day in the same regiment to fight once more for the re-establishment of the Union. June 10, 1864, the ''Mich. 3d?' was consolidated with the 5th Mich. Vet. Vols. Mr. Pelton was engaged in 45 encounters with the rebels, among them the following: Williamsburg, Fair Oaks, Seven Pines, White Oak Swamp, Charles City, Cross Roads, Second Bull Run, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Mine Run, Wilderness, Petersburg, two fights at Deep Bottom, Hatch's Run and Clover Hill. He was discharged July 5, 1865. Mr. Pelton married Elizabeth Pelton, and they have six children - Marilla J., Liberty M., Edith L., Ellwood J., Statira, and Ruth. ' | PELTON, Andrew Jackson (I006996)
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| 38 | Andrew J. Pelton, son of James M. and Elizabeth Pelton, early pioneers of this county, was born May 19, 1842. He was reared on a farm and educated in the common school. He enlisted in the war for the Union in Co. K, 3d Mich. Vol. Inf., and was discharged Dec. 23, 1863. He re-enlisted the same day in the same regiment to fight once more for the re-establishment of the Union. June 10, 1864, the ''Mich. 3d?' was consolidated with the 5th Mich. Vet. Vols. Mr. Pelton was engaged in 45 encounters with the rebels, among them the following: Williamsburg, Fair Oaks, Seven Pines, White Oak Swamp, Charles City, Cross Roads, Second Bull Run, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Mine Run, Wilderness, Petersburg, two fights at Deep Bottom, Hatch's Run and Clover Hill. He was discharged July 5, 1865. Mr. Pelton married Elizabeth Pelton, and they have six children - Marilla J., Liberty M., Edith L., Ellwood J., Statira, and Ruth. ' | PELTON, Andrew Jackson (I006997)
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| 39 | Andrew J. Pelton, son of James M. and Elizabeth Pelton, early pioneers of this county, was born May 19, 1842. He was reared on a farm and educated in the common school. He enlisted in the war for the Union in Co. K, 3d Mich. Vol. Inf., and was discharged Dec. 23, 1863. He re-enlisted the same day in the same regiment to fight once more for the re-establishment of the Union. June 10, 1864, the ''Mich. 3d?' was consolidated with the 5th Mich. Vet. Vols. Mr. Pelton was engaged in 45 encounters with the rebels, among them the following: Williamsburg, Fair Oaks, Seven Pines, White Oak Swamp, Charles City, Cross Roads, Second Bull Run, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Mine Run, Wilderness, Petersburg, two fights at Deep Bottom, Hatch's Run and Clover Hill. He was discharged July 5, 1865. Mr. Pelton married Elizabeth Pelton, and they have six children - Marilla J., Liberty M., Edith L., Ellwood J., Statira, and Ruth. ' | PELTON, Andrew Jackson (I006997)
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| 40 | Arapahoe, Cheyenne, CO | PELTON, Phillip Darwin (I011248)
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| 41 | Bellevue, Sarpy, NE | PELTON, Lawrence Alan (I007582)
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| 42 | BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY, Mobile County, Alabama LAT: 31? 02' 02" N, LON: 88? 20' 58" W, Legal Location: TIN R4W Sec 24 Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery is located in West Citronelle, Mobile Count y, Alabama. Directions from Bel Air Mall, Mobile, AL. Depart Bel Air Mall, Mobile, Ala bama on Bel Air Mall (West) and travel .3 miles. Turn RIGHT (North) onto (S) Beltli ne Hwy and travel .3 miles. Turn LEFT (West) onto Airport Blvd and travel .2 mile s. At I-65 Exit 1/Airport Blvd I-65 Exit, turn RIGHT (North) onto I-65 and travel 2 .1 miles. At I-65 Exit 5B, bear LEFT (North-West) onto US-98 [SR-42] and travel 7 .8 miles. Bear RIGHT (North) onto CR-31 [Schillinger Rd N] and travel 2.1 miles. Tu rn LEFT (North-West) onto SR-217 [Lott Rd] and travel 19.6 miles. Turn RIGHT onto Prine Rd a nd travel .1 mile. The cemetery is on the left. 32.5 miles. | PELTON, Alice Rose (I005148)
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| 43 | BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY, Mobile County, Alabama LAT: 31? 02' 02" N, LON: 88? 20' 58" W, Legal Location: TIN R4W Sec 24 Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery is located in West Citronelle, Mobile Count y, Alabama. Directions from Bel Air Mall, Mobile, AL. Depart Bel Air Mall, Mobile, Ala bama on Bel Air Mall (West) and travel .3 miles. Turn RIGHT (North) onto (S) Beltli ne Hwy and travel .3 miles. Turn LEFT (West) onto Airport Blvd and travel .2 mile s. At I-65 Exit 1/Airport Blvd I-65 Exit, turn RIGHT (North) onto I-65 and travel 2 .1 miles. At I-65 Exit 5B, bear LEFT (North-West) onto US-98 [SR-42] and travel 7 .8 miles. Bear RIGHT (North) onto CR-31 [Schillinger Rd N] and travel 2.1 miles. Tu rn LEFT (North-West) onto SR-217 [Lott Rd] and travel 19.6 miles. Turn RIGHT onto Prine Rd a nd travel .1 mile. The cemetery is on the left. 32.5 miles. | PELTON, Alice Rose (I005149)
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| 44 | BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY, Mobile County, Alabama LAT: 31? 02' 02" N, LON: 88? 20' 58" W, Legal Location: TIN R4W Sec 24 Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery is located in West Citronelle, Mobile Count y, Alabama. Directions from Bel Air Mall, Mobile, AL. Depart Bel Air Mall, Mobile, Ala bama on Bel Air Mall (West) and travel .3 miles. Turn RIGHT (North) onto (S) Beltli ne Hwy and travel .3 miles. Turn LEFT (West) onto Airport Blvd and travel .2 mile s. At I-65 Exit 1/Airport Blvd I-65 Exit, turn RIGHT (North) onto I-65 and travel 2 .1 miles. At I-65 Exit 5B, bear LEFT (North-West) onto US-98 [SR-42] and travel 7 .8 miles. Bear RIGHT (North) onto CR-31 [Schillinger Rd N] and travel 2.1 miles. Tu rn LEFT (North-West) onto SR-217 [Lott Rd] and travel 19.6 miles. Turn RIGHT onto Prine Rd a nd travel .1 mile. The cemetery is on the left. 32.5 miles. | PELTON, Alice Rose (I005149)
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| 45 | Buffalo, Erie, NY | SEAVER, Clara Olive (I010363)
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| 46 | came to Boston about 1630 to 1633, as his name and a description of his property appears in the "Book of Possessions," the oldest land record of Boston, made by order of The General Court in 1634. The record therein on page 91 runs thus : "Mr. Owen Roe his possession in the limits of Boston. One house and garden bounded with the streete "north ; the lane west; the Cove south ; and John Pelton east. John Pelton's possession in Boston. One house and household lot bounded with Owen Roe west ; the streete north; the Cove south ; and the marsh on the east." These lands were Lots 104 to 108, on the south side of Essex St., from Washington St., easterly. See Map F. or No. 6, page 74 where Owen Rowe, (as here spelled,) has lot 107 and John Pelton 108. Soon after, in 1635, probably, he removed to Dorchester, then a few miles out of Boston peninsula, now a part of that city, and which had been settled in the same year but a few months earlier. In 1635 or 1636, he became by grant or purchase a joint owner of the Dorchester Patent, and received his share, as also did his heirs in its many divisions. He was also one of the forty-seven owners of the " Great Lots." (See Clapp's History of Dorchester.) That he was admitted among the very select company at Dorchester, is sufficient proof that his character and religious opinions were considered correct. In Dorchester he lived by the side of the Glovers and others of the best families, as this extract from the *' Glover Memorial " shows. " On Dec. 25, 1700, Nathaniel Glover, Sen. and his wife Hannah, conveyed to their son, Nathaniel Glover, Jr., in Dorchester, several parcels of land, among them his house-lot of fifteen acres, being butted and bounded on the Easterly end upon the Sea or Saltwater, on the Northerly side by land of widow Pelton and Joseph Hall, on the Westerly end upon the Highway leading to Tileston's Mills, standing upon Neponsett River, and on the Southerly side by land of Mrs. Brick (Breek)." The time and place of his marriage and the maiden name of his wife, are unknown ; we learning only from his will that her Christian name was Susanna. They were probably married about 1643, a date that strengthens the opinion (See Introduction, p. 19) that he came to Boston when young, and received his allotment of land there as an "able youth." His occupation and history are unknown, excepting that from his will we learn that he was engaged in the fisheries, then, as now, a valuable business. He died in Dorchester, January 23, 1681. His will dated January 3, 1681, twenty days before his death, proved March 16, following, mentions his wife Susanna, his sons John, Samuel, and Robert the youngest, and his daughter Mary. His widow probably lived until May 7, 1706, and was doubtless the " Old Mother Pelton " Boston and Dorchester, Mass. buried May 10, 1706, as given in Clapp's History of Dorchester, page 282, taken from the records of the oldest church there, and supposed as such a record was very unusual, to have been that of a very well-known person. | PELTON, John (I000251)
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| 47 | came to Boston about 1630 to 1633, as his name and a description of his property appears in the "Book of Possessions," the oldest land record of Boston, made by order of The General Court in 1634. The record therein on page 91 runs thus : "Mr. Owen Roe his possession in the limits of Boston. One house and garden bounded with the streete "north ; the lane west; the Cove south ; and John Pelton east. John Pelton's possession in Boston. One house and household lot bounded with Owen Roe west ; the streete north; the Cove south ; and the marsh on the east." These lands were Lots 104 to 108, on the south siside of Essex St., from Washington St., easterly. See Map F. or No. 6, page 74 where Owen Rowe, (as here spelled,) has lot 107 and John Pelton 108. Soon after, in 1635, probably, he removed to Dorchester, then a few miles out of Boston peninsula, now a part of that city, and which had been settled in the same year but a few months earlier. In 1635 or 1636, he became by grant or purchase a joint owner of the Dorchester Patent, and received his share, as also did his heirs in its many divisions. He was also one of the forty-seven owners of the " Great Lots." (See Clapp's History of Dorchester.) That he was admitted among the very select company at Dorchester, is sufficient proof that his character and religious opinions were considered correct. In Dorchester he lived by the side of the Glovers and others of the best families, as this extract from the *' Glover Memorial " shows. " On Dec. 25, 1700, Nathaniel Glover, Sen. and his wife Hannah, conveyed to their son, Nathaniel Glover, Jr., in Dorchester, several parcels of land, among them his house-lot of fifteen acres, being butted and bounded on the Easterly end upon the Sea or Saltwater, on the Northerly side by land of widow Pelton and Joseph Hall, on the Westerly end upon the Highway leading to Tileston's Mills, standing upon Neponsett River, and on the Southerly side by land of Mrs. Brick (Breek)." The time and place of his marriage and the maiden name of his wife, are unknown ; we learning only from his will that her Christian name was Susanna. They were probably married about 1643, a date that strengthens the opinion (See Introduction, p. 19) that he came to Boston when young, and received his allotment of land there as an "able youthh." His occupation and history are unknown, excepting that from his will we learn that he was engaged in the fisheries, then, as now, a valuable business. He died in Dorchester, January 23, 1681. His will dated January 3, 1681, twenty days before his death, proved March 16, following, mentions his wife Susanna, his sons John, Samuel, and Robert the youngest, and his daughter Mary. His widow probably lived until May 7, 1706, and was doubtless the " Old Mother Pelton " Boston and Dorchester, Mass. buried May 10, 1706, as given in Clapp's History of Dorchester, page 282, taken from the records of the oldest church there, and supposed as such a record was very unusual, to have been that of a very well-known person. | PELTON, John (I000253)
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| 48 | came to Boston about 1630 to 1633, as his name and a description of his property appears in the "Book of Possessions," the oldest land record of Boston, made by order of The General Court in 1634. The record therein on page 91 runs thus : "Mr. Owen Roe his possession in the limits of Boston. One house and garden bounded with the streete "north ; the lane west; the Cove south ; and John Pelton east. John Pelton's possession in Boston. One house and household lot bounded with Owen Roe west ; the streete north; the Cove south ; and the marsh on the east." These lands were Lots 104 to 108, on the south siside of Essex St., from Washington St., easterly. See Map F. or No. 6, page 74 where Owen Rowe, (as here spelled,) has lot 107 and John Pelton 108. Soon after, in 1635, probably, he removed to Dorchester, then a few miles out of Boston peninsula, now a part of that city, and which had been settled in the same year but a few months earlier. In 1635 or 1636, he became by grant or purchase a joint owner of the Dorchester Patent, and received his share, as also did his heirs in its many divisions. He was also one of the forty-seven owners of the " Great Lots." (See Clapp's History of Dorchester.) That he was admitted among the very select company at Dorchester, is sufficient proof that his character and religious opinions were considered correct. In Dorchester he lived by the side of the Glovers and others of the best families, as this extract from the *' Glover Memorial " shows. " On Dec. 25, 1700, Nathaniel Glover, Sen. and his wife Hannah, conveyed to their son, Nathaniel Glover, Jr., in Dorchester, several parcels of land, among them his house-lot of fifteen acres, being butted and bounded on the Easterly end upon the Sea or Saltwater, on the Northerly side by land of widow Pelton and Joseph Hall, on the Westerly end upon the Highway leading to Tileston's Mills, standing upon Neponsett River, and on the Southerly side by land of Mrs. Brick (Breek)." The time and place of his marriage and the maiden name of his wife, are unknown ; we learning only from his will that her Christian name was Susanna. They were probably married about 1643, a date that strengthens the opinion (See Introduction, p. 19) that he came to Boston when young, and received his allotment of land there as an "able youthh." His occupation and history are unknown, excepting that from his will we learn that he was engaged in the fisheries, then, as now, a valuable business. He died in Dorchester, January 23, 1681. His will dated January 3, 1681, twenty days before his death, proved March 16, following, mentions his wife Susanna, his sons John, Samuel, and Robert the youngest, and his daughter Mary. His widow probably lived until May 7, 1706, and was doubtless the " Old Mother Pelton " Boston and Dorchester, Mass. buried May 10, 1706, as given in Clapp's History of Dorchester, page 282, taken from the records of the oldest church there, and supposed as such a record was very unusual, to have been that of a very well-known person. | PELTON, John (I000253)
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| 49 | Canoga Park, Los Angeles, CA | GREEN, Thomas Pelton (I006129)
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| 50 | Cardiovascular degeneration | HEWISON, Elizabeth Walls (I015531)
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