Notes
Matches 7,251 to 7,300 of 11,206
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| 7251 | [combined.ged] He served in the military. He was a special agent with Army Intelligenc e. He also had a locksmith business on the side. Walter was also a Shrin ers member. | PELTON, Walter Francis Jr. (I011561)
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| 7252 | [combined.ged] He served in the military. Served 16 years with the 27th regiment, 25th D ivision in the Phillipines, Japan, Korea and Hawaii. | PORTER, Albert William Jr. (I011361)
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| 7253 | [combined.ged] He served in the military. Served with the 213th Military Police in Jap an and the Philippines. | KANEL, John Alfred (I011722)
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| 7254 | [combined.ged] He served in the military. Volunteer member of the Hannibal Fire Departme nt. | PELTON, George Warren (I010991)
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| 7255 | [combined.ged] He served in the military. Was in the Canadian Army and away from NS f or many years. | PELTON, Ernest A. (I008921)
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| 7256 | [combined.ged] He served in the military. Was in the Canadian Army and away from NS f or many years. | PELTON, Ernest A. (I008922)
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| 7257 | [combined.ged] He served in the military. Was in the Canadian Army and away from NS f or many years. | PELTON, Ernest A. (I008922)
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| 7258 | [combined.ged] He served in the Spanish American War, about 1898. | PELTON, Charles (I015916)
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| 7259 | [combined.ged] He served in the Spanish American War, about 1898. | PELTON, Charles (I015917)
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| 7260 | [combined.ged] He served in the Spanish American War, about 1898. | PELTON, Charles (I015917)
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| 7261 | [combined.ged] He served with the Seventh Ohio Regiment Volunteer Infantry, Company H. Ca ptain Joel F. Asper; and mustered out with the Company. | PELTON, Salmon S. (I002996)
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| 7262 | [combined.ged] He served with the Seventh Ohio Regiment Volunteer Infantry, Company H. Ca ptain Joel F. Asper; and mustered out with the Company. | PELTON, Salmon S. (I002997)
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| 7263 | [combined.ged] He served with the Seventh Ohio Regiment Volunteer Infantry, Company H. Ca ptain Joel F. Asper; and mustered out with the Company. | PELTON, Salmon S. (I002997)
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| 7264 | [combined.ged] He sreved in the military in WWII, 1944. He resided in Climax, Green e, NY in May 1987. | PELTON, Arthur Clifford (I008206)
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| 7265 | [combined.ged] He started working in 1926 teaching nine grades in a one room school hou se in Berrien County, MI. In 1929 he built and operated a general sto re in the country, 7 miles south of Watervliet, MI on highway M-140 and Na pier Ave. That corner became known as Pelton's Corners for the 25 yea rs he operated the store. Besides selling the normal items of a country s tore, he became well known in the area for selling large ice cream cone s. The dips of ice cream were generally twice the size sold by other stor es and cost 5 cents a dip. People would come from towns 12 to 15 miles aw ay to get the ice cream. | PELTON, Justus Paul (I005788)
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| 7266 | [combined.ged] He started working in 1926 teaching nine grades in a one room school hou se in Berrien County, MI. In 1929 he built and operated a general sto re in the country, 7 miles south of Watervliet, MI on highway M-140 and Na pier Ave. That corner became known as Pelton's Corners for the 25 yea rs he operated the store. Besides selling the normal items of a country s tore, he became well known in the area for selling large ice cream cone s. The dips of ice cream were generally twice the size sold by other stor es and cost 5 cents a dip. People would come from towns 12 to 15 miles aw ay to get the ice cream. | PELTON, Justus Paul (I005789)
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| 7267 | [combined.ged] He started working in 1926 teaching nine grades in a one room school hou se in Berrien County, MI. In 1929 he built and operated a general sto re in the country, 7 miles south of Watervliet, MI on highway M-140 and Na pier Ave. That corner became known as Pelton's Corners for the 25 yea rs he operated the store. Besides selling the normal items of a country s tore, he became well known in the area for selling large ice cream cone s. The dips of ice cream were generally twice the size sold by other stor es and cost 5 cents a dip. People would come from towns 12 to 15 miles aw ay to get the ice cream. | PELTON, Justus Paul (I005789)
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| 7268 | [combined.ged] He was a "change of life" baby. | PELTON, Milas Charles (I005488)
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| 7269 | [combined.ged] He was a "change of life" baby. | PELTON, Milas Charles (I005489)
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| 7270 | [combined.ged] He was a "change of life" baby. | PELTON, Milas Charles (I005489)
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| 7271 | [combined.ged] He was a Bakery Owner. | PELTON, Jeffrey Craig (I010380)
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| 7272 | [combined.ged] He was a Banker. | PELTON, Ernest Taylor (I009944)
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| 7273 | [combined.ged] He was a Banker. | BAILLET, Harvey Dwight (I005072)
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| 7274 | [combined.ged] He was a Banker. | PELTON, Hudson Chandler (I004937)
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| 7275 | [combined.ged] He was a Banker. | JONES, Elijah Pelton (I004092)
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| 7276 | [combined.ged] He was a Banker. | JONES, Elijah Pelton (I004093)
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| 7277 | [combined.ged] He was a Banker. | JONES, Elijah Pelton (I004093)
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| 7278 | [combined.ged] He was a Banker. | PELTON, Hudson Chandler (I004939)
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| 7279 | [combined.ged] He was a Banker. | PELTON, Hudson Chandler (I004939)
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| 7280 | [combined.ged] He was a Banker. | BAILLET, Harvey Dwight (I005073)
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| 7281 | [combined.ged] He was a Banker. | BAILLET, Harvey Dwight (I005073)
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| 7282 | [combined.ged] He was a Banker. | PELTON, Ernest Taylor (I009945)
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| 7283 | [combined.ged] He was a Banker. | PELTON, Ernest Taylor (I009945)
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| 7284 | [combined.ged] He was a Banker. From the 1892 Book: "Brewster was a man of enterprise a nd of sterling integrity and piety. Occupied in early manhood as a dealer in cattle, afterward a merchant. In 1834 he removed to Oberlin, OH, one of fifty families who settled there. He built the second house in Oberlin, and there established himself as the leading merchant of the place. He was looked up to and trusted by all, he became by common consent their banker. From its beginning the college in Oberliin found in him a staunch friend and liberal supporter. At his death he was still a member of its Board of Trustees - an office held by him for many years. He remembered the college at that time a gift of $ 25,000. In 1850 or 1852 he removed t to Cleveland, OH where he purchased property on the west side of the city. With President Mahan a general merchant and George Slade, he endeavored to establish a university in that part of the city, since known as University Heights - their aim having been to give an education both classical and scientific. An effort was also made to establish on the Heights a school for young ladies similar to that of Mount Holyoke in MA. Both of these enterprises failed from causes beyond the control of Mr. Pelton and his associates, much to their regret. Identified with all movements for the improvement of Cleveland, and especially of his own ward, it may be said that he was the founder of the Congregational Church upon the Heights, contributing one-fifth of its entire cost when it was built, and giving liberally to its support so long as he lived." | PELTON, Brewster (I000620)
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| 7285 | [combined.ged] He was a Banker. From the 1892 Book: "Brewster was a man of enterprise a nd of sterling integrity and piety. Occupied in early manhood as a dealer in cattle, afterward a merchant. In 1834 he removed to Oberlin, OH, one of fifty families who settled there. He built the second house in Oberlin, and there established himself as the leading merchant of the place. He was looked up to and trusted by all, he became by common consent their banker. From its beginning the college in Oberliin found in him a staunch friend and liberal supporter. At his death he was still a member of its Board of Trustees - an office held by him for many years. He remembered the college at that time a gift of $ 25,000. In 1850 or 1852 he removed t to Cleveland, OH where he purchased property on the west side of the city. With President Mahan a general merchant and George Slade, he endeavored to establish a university in that part of the city, since known as University Heights - their aim having been to give an education both classical and scientific. An effort was also made to establish on the Heights a school for young ladies similar to that of Mount Holyoke in MA. Both of these enterprises failed from causes beyond the control of Mr. Pelton and his associates, much to their regret. Identified with all movements for the improvement of Cleveland, and especially of his own ward, it may be said that he was the founder of the Congregational Church upon the Heights, contributing one-fifth of its entire cost when it was built, and giving liberally to its support so long as he lived." | PELTON, Brewster (I000620)
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| 7286 | [combined.ged] He was a Banker. From the 1892 Book: "Brewster was a man of enterprise a nd of sterling integrity and piety. Occupied in early manhood as a dealer in cattle, afterward a merchant. In 1834 he removed to Oberlin, OH, one of fifty families who settled there. He built the second house in Oberlin, and there established himself as the leading merchant of the place. He was looked up to and trusted by all, he became by common consent their banker. From its beginning the college in Oberlin found in him a staunch friend and liberal supporter. At his death he was still a member of its Board of Trustees - an office held by him for many years. He remembered the college at that time a gift of $ 25,000. In 1850 or 1852 he removed to Cleveland, OH where he purchased property on the west side of the city. With President Mahan a general merchant and George Slade, he endeavored to establish a university in that part of the city, since known as University Heights - their aim having been to give an education both classical and scientific. An effort was also made to establish on the Heights a school for young ladies similar to that of Mount Holyoke in MA. Both of these enterprises failed from causes beyond the control of Mr. Pelton and his associates, much to their regret. Identified with all movements for the improvement of Cleveland, and especially of his own ward, it may be said that he was the founder of the Congregational Church upon the Heights, contributing one-fifth of its entire cost when it was built, and giving liberally to its support so long as he lived." | PELTON, Brewster (I000619)
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| 7287 | [combined.ged] He was a Barber and a Watch repairer in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA. | WALKER, Robert Merle (I012060)
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| 7288 | [combined.ged] He was a Barber. | PELTON, Charles (I002438)
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| 7289 | [combined.ged] He was a Barber. | PELTON, Charles (I002439)
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| 7290 | [combined.ged] He was a Barber. | PELTON, Charles (I002439)
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| 7291 | [combined.ged] He was a Barrister/Lawyer. | PELTON, Sandford Harrington (I002903)
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| 7292 | [combined.ged] He was a Barrister/Lawyer. | PELTON, Sandford Harrington (I002904)
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| 7293 | [combined.ged] He was a Barrister/Lawyer. | PELTON, Sandford Harrington (I002904)
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| 7294 | [combined.ged] He was a Bartender. | PELTON, Russell (I009569)
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| 7295 | [combined.ged] He was a Bartender. | PELTON, Russell (I009570)
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| 7296 | [combined.ged] He was a Bartender. | PELTON, Russell (I009570)
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| 7297 | [combined.ged] He was a Blacksmith and a Farmer. He lived at Granville; removed to Blanf ord, MA about 1760, and soon after to Loudon, Now Otis, Berkshire, MA, whe re he was on of the early settlers. Here he lived until late in life, wh en he removed, with his son, James, to South Hero, Grand Isle, VT, whe re he died, Aug. 31, 1811. NOTE: This branch of Pelton's is generally short of stature, thick-set, e nergetic and very active. Stephen Lawrence Pelton said his grandfather, E phraim, who he saw when he was about 16, Ephraim was about 5 feet 7 inch es tall, slender, of light complexion, and with dark gray eyes. He hea rd him say that his ancestors came from Wales, which may have been tr ue as to the port from which they sailed, but untrue as to their nationali ty. | PELTON, Ephraim (I000553)
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| 7298 | [combined.ged] He was a Blacksmith and a Farmer. He lived at Granville; removed to Blanf ord, MA about 1760, and soon after to Loudon, Now Otis, Berkshire, MA, whe re he was on of the early settlers. Here he lived until late in life, wh en he removed, with his son, James, to South Hero, Grand Isle, VT, whe re he died, Aug. 31, 1811. NOTE: This branch of Pelton's is generally short of stature, thick-set, e nergetic and very active. Stephen Lawrence Pelton said his grandfather, E phraim, who he saw when he was about 16, Ephraim was about 5 feet 7 inch es tall, slender, of light complexion, and with dark gray eyes. He hea rd him say that his ancestors came from Wales, which may have been tr ue as to the port from which they sailed, but untrue as to their nationali ty. | PELTON, Ephraim (I000554)
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| 7299 | [combined.ged] He was a Blacksmith and a Farmer. He lived at Granville; removed to Blanf ord, MA about 1760, and soon after to Loudon, Now Otis, Berkshire, MA, whe re he was on of the early settlers. Here he lived until late in life, wh en he removed, with his son, James, to South Hero, Grand Isle, VT, whe re he died, Aug. 31, 1811. NOTE: This branch of Pelton's is generally short of stature, thick-set, e nergetic and very active. Stephen Lawrence Pelton said his grandfather, E phraim, who he saw when he was about 16, Ephraim was about 5 feet 7 inch es tall, slender, of light complexion, and with dark gray eyes. He hea rd him say that his ancestors came from Wales, which may have been tr ue as to the port from which they sailed, but untrue as to their nationali ty. | PELTON, Ephraim (I000554)
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| 7300 | [combined.ged] He was a Blacksmith and a farmer. He migrated after 1792 and again aft er 1825. | PELTON, Reuel (I000069)
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