Notes
Matches 6,801 to 6,850 of 11,206
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| 6801 | [combined.ged] He helped his father operate a general store, which was the beginni ng of a successful business career and led him to participate in the estab lishment of the Toledo Memorial Park and Cemetery in Sylvania. He serv ed as the cemetery's first managing trustee and remained active in Trilby 's civic affairs until ill health forced retirement to Florida in 1943. | PELTON, Orra Burdette (I005416)
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| 6802 | [combined.ged] He immagrated to the US before 1886. | MCLEAN, John Joseph (I007849)
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| 6803 | [combined.ged] He is reported as having served in the Confederate Army and taken prisone r. After his release he returned to TX and then went to OK. He work ed as a Machinist, Carriage maker and inventor. | PELTON, James Baldwin (I003312)
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| 6804 | [combined.ged] He is reported as having served in the Confederate Army and taken prisone r. After his release he returned to TX and then went to OK. He work ed as a Machinist, Carriage maker and inventor. | PELTON, James Baldwin (I003313)
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| 6805 | [combined.ged] He is reported as having served in the Confederate Army and taken prisone r. After his release he returned to TX and then went to OK. He work ed as a Machinist, Carriage maker and inventor. | PELTON, James Baldwin (I003313)
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| 6806 | [combined.ged] He left Maywood at the request of others and never saw his family again. A fter he left the Army he went back to Maywood where he married Permelia. | PELTON, Jasper Lynn (I005147)
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| 6807 | [combined.ged] He left Maywood at the request of others and never saw his family again. A fter he left the Army he went back to Maywood where he married Permelia. | PELTON, Jasper Lynn (I005148)
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| 6808 | [combined.ged] He left Maywood at the request of others and never saw his family again. A fter he left the Army he went back to Maywood where he married Permelia. | PELTON, Jasper Lynn (I005148)
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| 6809 | [combined.ged] He left the family while the children were young. | PELTON, Burton W. (I011502)
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| 6810 | [combined.ged] He lived in Charlotte, Eaton, MI for 25 years. | PELTON, William Andrew Jr. (I015887)
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| 6811 | [combined.ged] He lived in Charlotte, Eaton, MI for 25 years. | PELTON, William Andrew Jr. (I015888)
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| 6812 | [combined.ged] He lived in Charlotte, Eaton, MI for 25 years. | PELTON, William Andrew Jr. (I015888)
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| 6813 | [combined.ged] He lived in Cornwallis, NS and Stanley, NB. | PELTON, George Allen (I003973)
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| 6814 | [combined.ged] He lived in Cornwallis, NS and Stanley, NB. | PELTON, George Allen (I003974)
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| 6815 | [combined.ged] He lived in Cornwallis, NS and Stanley, NB. | PELTON, George Allen (I003974)
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| 6816 | [combined.ged] He lived in Ohio, and was murdered, in the spring of 1838, in Westchest er township, Porter, OH by F. Stares. From a printed account of the murder and trial the following is condensed: Mr. Pelton had hired a sawmill near Arba Heald's, in La Porte, IN, and wi th Stares worked it. They had abandoned the mill and were on the way to P orter. While passing on horseback along an Indian trail, Mr. Pelton in t he lead, Stares shoot him in the back. After his fall from his horse, Star es again shot him and then beat him to death with a club. In cutting t he club Stares broke a piece out of his knife blade; this piece was fou nd and fitted into the blade of a knife founund on him. Stares threw the bo dy into a dark stream and covered it with pieces of wood. But it was fou nd by Ge-geem-o-co-wah, an Indian, who reported to his chief, and he th en to the whites. Stares was arrested that night in Michigan Cityy; was tr ied and convicted of murder in the first degree and hung, the first and on ly execution in Porter Co, up to 1879. After the death of her husband, Mr s. Pelton returned to near Cincinnati, OH, probably to her former home, wh ence, it is said, she went to Canada. Her fate is unknown. | PELTON, John (I014379)
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| 6817 | [combined.ged] He lived in Ohio, and was murdered, in the spring of 1838, in Westchest er township, Porter, OH by F. Stares. From a printed account of the murder and trial the following is condensed: Mr. Pelton had hired a sawmill near Arba Heald's, in La Porte, IN, and wi th Stares worked it. They had abandoned the mill and were on the way to P orter. While passing on horseback along an Indian trail, Mr. Pelton in t he lead, Stares shoot him in the back. After his fall from his horse, Star es again shot him and then beat him to death with a club. In cutting t he club Stares broke a piece out of his knife blade; this piece was fou nd and fitted into the blade of a knife founund on him. Stares threw the bo dy into a dark stream and covered it with pieces of wood. But it was fou nd by Ge-geem-o-co-wah, an Indian, who reported to his chief, and he th en to the whites. Stares was arrested that night in Michigan Cityy; was tr ied and convicted of murder in the first degree and hung, the first and on ly execution in Porter Co, up to 1879. After the death of her husband, Mr s. Pelton returned to near Cincinnati, OH, probably to her former home, wh ence, it is said, she went to Canada. Her fate is unknown. | PELTON, John (I014379)
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| 6818 | [combined.ged] He lived in Ohio, and was murdered, in the spring of 1838, in Westchest er township, Porter, OH by F. Stares. From a printed account of the murder and trial the following is condensed: Mr. Pelton had hired a sawmill near Arba Heald's, in La Porte, IN, and wi th Stares worked it. They had abandoned the mill and were on the way to P orter. While passing on horseback along an Indian trail, Mr. Pelton in t he lead, Stares shot him in the back. After his fall from his horse, Star es again shot him and then beat him to death with a club. In cutting t he club Stares broke a piece out of his knife blade; this piece was fou nd and fitted into the blade of a knife found on him. Stares threw the bo dy into a dark stream and covered it with pieces of wood. But it was fou nd by Ge-geem-o-co-wah, an Indian, who reported to his chief, and he th en to the whites. Stares was arrested that night in Michigan City; was tr ied and convicted of murder in the first degree and hung, the first and on ly execution in Porter Co, up to 1879. After the death of her husband, Mr s. Pelton returned to near Cincinnati, OH, probably to her former home, wh ence, it is said, she went to Canada. Her fate is unknown. | PELTON, John (I002112)
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| 6819 | [combined.ged] He lived on Pelton Avenue in Bellevue, which was maned after him. Merle wo rked in real estate and insurance. He served on the military draft boa rd for many years | PELTON, Merle Oliver (I004639)
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| 6820 | [combined.ged] He lived on Pelton Avenue in Bellevue, which was maned after him. Merle wo rked in real estate and insurance. He served on the military draft boa rd for many years | PELTON, Merle Oliver (I004640)
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| 6821 | [combined.ged] He lived on Pelton Avenue in Bellevue, which was maned after him. Merle wo rked in real estate and insurance. He served on the military draft boa rd for many years | PELTON, Merle Oliver (I004640)
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| 6822 | [combined.ged] He made a will in Oxford, Sussex, NJ 3 Sep 1784. | SMITH, Joshua (I001142)
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| 6823 | [combined.ged] He made a will in Oxford, Sussex, NJ 3 Sep 1784. | SMITH, Joshua (I001143)
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| 6824 | [combined.ged] He made a will in Oxford, Sussex, NJ 3 Sep 1784. | SMITH, Joshua (I001143)
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| 6825 | [combined.ged] He made a will in tompkins, NY, 1871. | SMITH, Alvah (I002303)
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| 6826 | [combined.ged] He made a will in tompkins, NY, 1871. | SMITH, Alvah (I002304)
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| 6827 | [combined.ged] He made a will in tompkins, NY, 1871. | SMITH, Alvah (I002304)
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| 6828 | [combined.ged] He may be the brother of his wife's sister's (Anna) husband, John. | DEWEY, William (I009443)
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| 6829 | [combined.ged] He may be the brother of his wife's sister's (Anna) husband, John. | DEWEY, William (I009444)
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| 6830 | [combined.ged] He may be the brother of his wife's sister's (Anna) husband, John. | DEWEY, William (I009444)
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| 6831 | [combined.ged] He may be the brother of his wife's sister's (Emma) husband, William. | DEWEY, John (I009448)
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| 6832 | [combined.ged] He may be the brother of his wife's sister's (Emma) husband, William. | DEWEY, John (I009449)
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| 6833 | [combined.ged] He may be the brother of his wife's sister's (Emma) husband, William. | DEWEY, John (I009449)
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| 6834 | [combined.ged] He may have met with an accident in New York before 1990. | PELTON, Augustus P. (I006596)
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| 6835 | [combined.ged] He may have met with an accident in New York before 1990. | PELTON, Augustus P. (I006597)
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| 6836 | [combined.ged] He may have met with an accident in New York before 1990. | PELTON, Augustus P. (I006597)
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| 6837 | [combined.ged] He may have moved to Lock Haven, PA with his mother and brothers, Ephra im and William after the death of his father. He was one of the Founde rs of the Center Hill Methodist Church. He had a dispute with the past or or deacons and vowed never to reenter the church. At his wife's funera l, he sat on the steps during the ceremony and then followed the processi on to the grave. | PELTON, Miles Wilson (I001220)
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| 6838 | [combined.ged] He may have moved to Lock Haven, PA with his mother and brothers, Ephra im and William after the death of his father. He was one of the Founde rs of the Center Hill Methodist Church. He had a dispute with the past or or deacons and vowed never to reenter the church. At his wife's funera l, he sat on the steps during the ceremony and then followed the processi on to the grave. | PELTON, Miles Wilson (I010627)
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| 6839 | [combined.ged] He may have moved to Lock Haven, PA with his mother and brothers, Ephra im and William after the death of his father. He was one of the Founde rs of the Center Hill Methodist Church. He had a dispute with the past or or deacons and vowed never to reenter the church. At his wife's funera l, he sat on the steps during the ceremony and then followed the processi on to the grave. | PELTON, Miles Wilson (I010627)
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| 6840 | [combined.ged] He migrated before 1800. Platt and Hannah Smith moved by horseback to Tom pkins, NY with Platt's brothers Obadiah, Annanias and possibly Jasper, Whe re their cousin, Major Benjamin Pelton, son of Phillip, went to receive bo unty land. | SMITH, Platt Pelton (I001147)
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| 6841 | [combined.ged] He migrated before 1800. Platt and Hannah Smith moved by horseback to Tom pkins, NY with Platt's brothers Obadiah, Annanias and possibly Jasper, Whe re their cousin, Major Benjamin Pelton, son of Phillip, went to receive bo unty land. | SMITH, Platt Pelton (I001148)
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| 6842 | [combined.ged] He migrated before 1800. Platt and Hannah Smith moved by horseback to Tom pkins, NY with Platt's brothers Obadiah, Annanias and possibly Jasper, Whe re their cousin, Major Benjamin Pelton, son of Phillip, went to receive bo unty land. | SMITH, Platt Pelton (I001148)
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| 6843 | [combined.ged] He migrated in 1836 and again in 1860 and again after 1867. He was a Farm er. | PELTON, Ira Carl (I001475)
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| 6844 | [combined.ged] He migrated in 1836 and again in 1860 and again after 1867. He was a Farm er. | PELTON, Ira Carl (I008452)
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| 6845 | [combined.ged] He migrated in 1836 and again in 1860 and again after 1867. He was a Farm er. | PELTON, Ira Carl (I008452)
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| 6846 | [combined.ged] He moved 25 Oct 1906 from Sechlerville, WI. Charles was the sole suppo rt of his family when his father joined the Union ARmy. Later he spe nt 15 years as foreman for various large northern Wisconsin lumber compani es. For most of his life he spent it on his farm in the Sechlerville, WI a rea. On Oct 25, 1906 he sold his farm and moved to the Seattle area. He w as a member of the Presbyterian church and a member of Modern Woodmen of A merica; the Driftwood Chapter of Seattle. | BERTO, Charles Henry (I009885)
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| 6847 | [combined.ged] He moved 25 Oct 1906 from Sechlerville, WI. Charles was the sole suppo rt of his family when his father joined the Union ARmy. Later he spe nt 15 years as foreman for various large northern Wisconsin lumber compani es. For most of his life he spent it on his farm in the Sechlerville, WI a rea. On Oct 25, 1906 he sold his farm and moved to the Seattle area. He w as a member of the Presbyterian church and a member of Modern Woodmen of A merica; the Driftwood Chapter of Seattle. | BERTO, Charles Henry (I009886)
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| 6848 | [combined.ged] He moved 25 Oct 1906 from Sechlerville, WI. Charles was the sole suppo rt of his family when his father joined the Union ARmy. Later he spe nt 15 years as foreman for various large northern Wisconsin lumber compani es. For most of his life he spent it on his farm in the Sechlerville, WI a rea. On Oct 25, 1906 he sold his farm and moved to the Seattle area. He w as a member of the Presbyterian church and a member of Modern Woodmen of A merica; the Driftwood Chapter of Seattle. | BERTO, Charles Henry (I009886)
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| 6849 | [combined.ged] He moved from Detroit, MI to San Diego, CA. He moved after 1930 from Cava lier, ND to Detroit, MI. John was a potato warehouseman in Cavalier, ND f or years. He moved his family to Detroit, but they didn't like it ther e. He then moved to San Diego with his wife and 4 children: Don, Leone, F aye and Gladys. The rest stayed in Detroit. He was a house painter in S an Diego. | SEYMOUR, John Albert (I012504)
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| 6850 | [combined.ged] He moved in 1771. | PELTON, Henry (I001052)
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