Notes
Matches 7,001 to 7,050 of 11,206
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| 7001 | [combined.ged] He resided in Jacksonville, Duval, FL 1875. He was a Merchant. | PELTON, Grove Alfred (I010263)
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| 7002 | [combined.ged] He resided in Jacksonville, Duval, FL 1875. He was a Merchant. | PELTON, Grove Alfred (I010263)
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| 7003 | [combined.ged] He resided in Jefferson, Ashtabula, OH 1876. | PELTON, Rufus (I001567)
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| 7004 | [combined.ged] He resided in Jefferson, Ashtabula, OH 1876. | PELTON, Rufus (I010371)
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| 7005 | [combined.ged] He resided in Jefferson, Ashtabula, OH 1876. | PELTON, Rufus (I010371)
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| 7006 | [combined.ged] He resided in Kensington, CT 1981. | PELTON, Henry Varick II (I012455)
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| 7007 | [combined.ged] He resided in Killdeer, Dunn, ND in 1981. | PELTON, Roy Edward (I013122)
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| 7008 | [combined.ged] He resided in Kingston, RI 1980. | PELTON, Frank Mathews (I016114)
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| 7009 | [combined.ged] He resided in Kinsman, OH May 1975. George worked as a cidermaker and far mer. He served in several public offices. | PELTON, George Mason (I005450)
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| 7010 | [combined.ged] He resided in Kinsman, OH May 1975. George worked as a cidermaker and far mer. He served in several public offices. | PELTON, George Mason (I010072)
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| 7011 | [combined.ged] He resided in Kinsman, OH May 1975. George worked as a cidermaker and far mer. He served in several public offices. | PELTON, George Mason (I010072)
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| 7012 | [combined.ged] He resided in La Grande, Union, OR 1886. He was a Boot and Shoemaker. | PELTON, James Clark (I003171)
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| 7013 | [combined.ged] He resided in La Grande, Union, OR 1886. He was a Boot and Shoemaker. | PELTON, James Clark (I003172)
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| 7014 | [combined.ged] He resided in La Grande, Union, OR 1886. He was a Boot and Shoemaker. | PELTON, James Clark (I003172)
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| 7015 | [combined.ged] He resided in La Grange, OH 1878. He was a Farmer. J. M. Pelton stat es on page 123 of the 1892 Pelton's in America book " Mr. Pelton and fami ly removed to OH in 1832. They settled on a farm in the woods, two mil es east of the center of Litchfield Township, Median County. They were ac companied by five other families, making on their arrival a total of twen ty families in the township. In the previous spring each adult male inhab itant had held an office. On arriving they found their money reduced to f ifty cents, with a letter awaiting them at the post office, on which the p ostage was twenty-five cents. Their first two or three years there were ye ars of privation and unremitting toil, it being difficult at first to g et food enough for the family. During the first fall of their pioneer lif e, while the men were clearing the land, the women of the family gather ed one hundred fifty bushels of hickory nuts, which brought fifty cents p er bushel. They had to go thirty miles to mill and seven to the nearest p lace for trade. At Litchfield Center there was but one little log hous e, used also for a post office. Their first fourth of July in OH was cele brated by the assembling of the inhabitants of Litchfield early in the mor ning and their building a meeting house in the style of those days, it be ing also used a school house. They enjoyed their Fourth immensely. Wh en the Baptist Church was organized, the names of Mr. and Mrs. Pelton we re enrolled among its thirteen members." | PELTON, Ithamar Pratt (I001432)
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| 7016 | [combined.ged] He resided in La Grange, OH 1878. He was a Farmer. J. M. Pelton stat es on page 123 of the 1892 Pelton's in America book " Mr. Pelton and fami ly removed to OH in 1832. They settled on a farm in the woods, two mil es east of the center of Littchfield Township, Median County. They were ac companied by five other families, making on their arrival a total of twen ty families in the township. In the previous spring each adult male inhab itant had held an office. On arriving they founund their money reduced to f ifty cents, with a letter awaiting them at the post office, on which the p ostage was twenty-five cents. Their first two or three years there were ye ars of privation and unremitting toil, it being difficult at firsrst to g et food enough for the family. During the first fall of their pioneer lif e, while the men were clearing the land, the women of the family gather ed one hundred fifty bushels of hickory nuts, which brought fifty cents p er bushel. They had to go thirty miles to mill and seven to the nearest p lace for trade. At Litchfield Center there was but one little log hous e, used also for a post office. Their first fourth of July in OH was cele brated by the assembling of the inhabitants of Litchfield early in the mor ning and their building a meeting house in the style of those days, it be ing also used a school house. They enjoyed their Fourth immensely. Wh en the Baptist Church was organized, the names of Mr. and Mrs. Pelton we re enrolled among its thirteen members." | PELTON, Ithamar Pratt (I008135)
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| 7017 | [combined.ged] He resided in La Grange, OH 1878. He was a Farmer. J. M. Pelton stat es on page 123 of the 1892 Pelton's in America book " Mr. Pelton and fami ly removed to OH in 1832. They settled on a farm in the woods, two mil es east of the center of Littchfield Township, Median County. They were ac companied by five other families, making on their arrival a total of twen ty families in the township. In the previous spring each adult male inhab itant had held an office. On arriving they founund their money reduced to f ifty cents, with a letter awaiting them at the post office, on which the p ostage was twenty-five cents. Their first two or three years there were ye ars of privation and unremitting toil, it being difficult at firsrst to g et food enough for the family. During the first fall of their pioneer lif e, while the men were clearing the land, the women of the family gather ed one hundred fifty bushels of hickory nuts, which brought fifty cents p er bushel. They had to go thirty miles to mill and seven to the nearest p lace for trade. At Litchfield Center there was but one little log hous e, used also for a post office. Their first fourth of July in OH was cele brated by the assembling of the inhabitants of Litchfield early in the mor ning and their building a meeting house in the style of those days, it be ing also used a school house. They enjoyed their Fourth immensely. Wh en the Baptist Church was organized, the names of Mr. and Mrs. Pelton we re enrolled among its thirteen members." | PELTON, Ithamar Pratt (I008135)
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| 7018 | [combined.ged] He resided in Lancaster, Los Angeles, CA 1981. SSN# 552-01-1885 He resided in Lancaster, Los Angeles, CA 1981. | PELTON, Edward Austin (I009841)
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| 7019 | [combined.ged] He resided in Lancaster, Los Angeles, CA 1981. SSN# 552-01-1885 He resided in Lancaster, Los Angeles, CA 1981. | PELTON, Edward Austin (I009842)
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| 7020 | [combined.ged] He resided in Lancaster, Los Angeles, CA 1981. SSN# 552-01-1885 He resided in Lancaster, Los Angeles, CA 1981. | PELTON, Edward Austin (I009842)
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| 7021 | [combined.ged] He resided in Lansing, MI in 1982. | PELTON, Donald Dempster (I008213)
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| 7022 | [combined.ged] He resided in Leavenworth, Leavenworth, KS in 1992. | PELTON, Bernard Francis (I008193)
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| 7023 | [combined.ged] He resided in Lenoz, Berkshire, MA 1879. He was a Farmer. | PELTON, Grafton Saunders (I002900)
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| 7024 | [combined.ged] He resided in Lenoz, Berkshire, MA 1879. He was a Farmer. | PELTON, Grafton Saunders (I008503)
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| 7025 | [combined.ged] He resided in Lenoz, Berkshire, MA 1879. He was a Farmer. | PELTON, Grafton Saunders (I008503)
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| 7026 | [combined.ged] He resided in Little Falls, MN 1880. | PELTON, William A. (I004147)
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| 7027 | [combined.ged] He resided in Little Falls, MN 1880. | PELTON, William A. (I004148)
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| 7028 | [combined.ged] He resided in Little Falls, MN 1880. | PELTON, William A. (I004148)
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| 7029 | [combined.ged] He resided in Lorain, Lorain, OH in 1902. | GOODALE, Walter Gates (I003758)
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| 7030 | [combined.ged] He resided in Lorain, Lorain, OH in 1902. | GOODALE, Walter Gates (I003759)
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| 7031 | [combined.ged] He resided in Lorain, Lorain, OH in 1902. | GOODALE, Walter Gates (I003759)
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| 7032 | [combined.ged] He resided in Lyndon, WI 1876. He was a Farmer. | PELTON, Russell (I001547)
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| 7033 | [combined.ged] He resided in Lyndon, WI 1876. He was a Farmer. | PELTON, Russell (I001548)
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| 7034 | [combined.ged] He resided in Lyndon, WI 1876. He was a Farmer. | PELTON, Russell (I001548)
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| 7035 | [combined.ged] He resided in MD in 1990 at Charlotte Hall Veterans Home. | PELTON, Robert Shepard (I008291)
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| 7036 | [combined.ged] He resided in MT 1889. | MACK, Charles (I007406)
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| 7037 | [combined.ged] He resided in MT 1889. | MACK, Charles (I007407)
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| 7038 | [combined.ged] He resided in MT 1889. | MACK, Charles (I007407)
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| 7039 | [combined.ged] He resided in NE 8 Nov 1868. He resided in Afton, IL, 4 Mar 1872. Lysadn er worked as a Farmer. | PELTON, Lysander (I002813)
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| 7040 | [combined.ged] He resided in NE 8 Nov 1868. He resided in Afton, IL, 4 Mar 1872. Lysadn er worked as a Farmer. | PELTON, Lysander (I002814)
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| 7041 | [combined.ged] He resided in NE 8 Nov 1868. He resided in Afton, IL, 4 Mar 1872. Lysadn er worked as a Farmer. | PELTON, Lysander (I002814)
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| 7042 | [combined.ged] He resided in Newark, NJ in 1890. | KIERAN, John P. (I006330)
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| 7043 | [combined.ged] He resided in Newark, NJ in 1890. | KIERAN, John P. (I006331)
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| 7044 | [combined.ged] He resided in Newark, NJ in 1890. | KIERAN, John P. (I006331)
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| 7045 | [combined.ged] He resided in Oakland, Alameda, CA 1891. | PELTON, Stephen H. (I004391)
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| 7046 | [combined.ged] He resided in Oakland, Alameda, CA 1891. | PELTON, Stephen H. (I004392)
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| 7047 | [combined.ged] He resided in Oakland, Alameda, CA 1891. | PELTON, Stephen H. (I004392)
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| 7048 | [combined.ged] He resided in Oakland, Alameda, CA. "Geneologist and did an extensive ped igree chart, dated Dec 11, 1958, for the family using Aaron (RIN 22832) w ho was a Utah pioneer." | JOHNSON, Louis Lacell (I008390)
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| 7049 | [combined.ged] He resided in Ontario, Canada. | PELTON, Vaughn (I009303)
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| 7050 | [combined.ged] He resided in Ontario, Canada. | PELTON, Vaughn (I009304)
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