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Maiden name from son, Thomas', death record. | Eila LEOTA
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| 1302 |
Check first name. In Robert52-2, pg 2, her name is listed as Martha. | Margaret LETTENEY
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| 1303 |
She is buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery. | Margaret LETTENEY
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| 1304 |
Died of cholera. | Benjamin LEVERICH
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| 1305 |
He is buried in Shrub Oak Methodist Churchyard. | Benjamin LEVERICH
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| 1306 |
He is the son of John and Mary BRUNDAGE LEVERICH. He was a farmer and carpenter and lived in Cortlandt and Yorktown townships in Westchester County. He served as Justice of the Peace and Postmaster in Cortlandt. --- Benjamin is said to have "served on Long Island during the War of 1812" (Leverich Family Genealogy). He would have been about 19 years old, the same age his grandson George Albert Cruger was when he enlisted in the Army during the Civil War.
In 1850 he was living in Yorktown, Westchester County, New York, with his wife and two children, William and George,and earned a living as a farmer (U.S. Census).
Benjamin, wife Mary, and son George were living in Yorktown, Westchester, New York, in June of 1860 (U.S. Census).
At age 77, in July of 1870, he was living in Cortlandt, Westchester, New York, with Mary and, apparently, two boarders, and his occupation was still listed as farmer (U.S. Census). Combined real-estate value for him and his wife was $9,000. Source: George Cruger
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| 1307 |
He was a member of the Odd Fellows. | Benjamin LEVERICH
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| 1308 |
May have been b. in New York Co. | Benjamin LEVERICH
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| 1309 |
She is buried in Hillside Cemetery. | Holly Ann (Hettie) LEVERICH
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| 1310 |
May have been b in New York Co | Susan LEVERICH
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| 1311 |
Joined the navy. | William LEVERICH
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| 1312 |
Took this position on 28 Dec 1898 | William LEVERICH
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| 1313 |
WILLIAM P. LEVERICH. He is the superintendent of the electric light department for the city at Ellensburg, Washington, a position he is filling with great success. He comes of famous old New York stock and was born in New York City in 1862. His father, Benjamin Leverich, was born in New York in 1828 and died of cholera in 1865. His mother, Mary (Hopson) Leverich, was also a native of New York, her ancestors being among those Hollanders who made the first settlement at New Amsterdam. His father died when William Leverich was but a few years old, so he knew little of his parent. His mother was left some means. The boy attended the common schools and started to learn the trade of boiler making. He did not take kindly to that employment and ran away, coming west when seventeen years old and locating in California. He joined the navy and served three years during which time he visited China and Japan and South America. He decided he could do better in other lines and left the navy and secured employment with the General Electric Company, at San Francisco. This line of work he has followed since with great success. He was in Astoria for seven years in the electrical business and moved to Ellensburg, Washington, December 28, 1898, to accept the position he now occupies.
Mr. Leverich was married in Astoria Oregon, in 1886 to Mary Miller, a native of St. Johns, New Brunswick. She died in 1897. They had one child, a daughter, Pearl, who was sixteen years old October 16, 1903, and who is living with her father at Ellensburg. Mr. Leverich has seven sisters and one brother living in New York. They are named respectively: Ada, Emma, Ella, Lydia, Sofia, Minnie and Lillie (twins), and George. Mr. Leverich is a member of the Republican party and takes considerable interest in political matters. He is a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. | William LEVERICH
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| 1314 |
She was the daughter of John and Caroline NEWMAN LOCKWOOD. | Anna LOCKWOOD
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| 1315 |
(Research):There is a Glenn R. Lord Jr., b. 1956, living in Canandaigua and it doesn't appear that he belongs to this family. He is listed in the 27 Jan 1975 Daily Messenger, pg 3 | Glenn Richard LORD
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| 1316 |
age 52 | Elizabeth LOSEE
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| 1317 |
Hall - MARRIAGE: Cemetery record; Lavina w/o Daniel died 4 Dec 1840 age 19y 7m; I think this is the correct Daniel. | Lavina LOSEE
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| 1318 |
I have disconnected Sarah from John Outhouse (b 1774) for two reasons. A note from Mildred Burcalow (who worked on the Outhouse Genealogy) and an entry in the Ancestry Public Trees (Davidson family tree--ddhoke) that both list his wife's name as Sarah Hinchman. | Sarah LOSEE
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| 1319 |
I suspect this should be MN not MT. | Thomas Jefferson LOUK
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age 17 | Deborah LOUNSBURY
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| 1321 |
LUBBERT, the emigrant, brother of Willem Lubbertsen, also settled on Long Island immediately after his arrival in New Amsterdam, for on the 15th of December, 1662, he applied to the Schout and schepens of Flatbush for a building plot on the west side of the village and on the south side of the main road, as per Liber B, folio 14 of Flatbush records. Later he purchased, on the 20th of Aug., 1670, from Jan Miserol, a house at Rusten- burch, the local name of the southerly side of Flatbush, as per Liber A, folio 10, of Flatbush records. In Oct., 1673, he sold his farm lands obtained in 1662, to Cornelus Janse De Seen, for the sum of 4,000 guldens, and from this it may be inferred that he discontinued the life of a planter for a time and resided in the house purchased from Jan Miserol in 1670. No evidence is found of his having made any further purchases of lands on Long Island. To the above cited conveyances he signed himself LUBBERT LUBBERTS.
Prior to 1676 he removed from Flatbush, L.I., to Hackensack, N.J., then a sparsely settled community. He and his wife transferred their church membership from Flatbush to the congregation at Bergen, Oct. 2, 1676, as no organization existed in Hackensack at so early a period. The marriages of his children, Lubbert, Roelof, Jan, Margrietje and Maritie, are all recorded in the Bergen church. | Lubbert LUBBERTSEN VAN WESTERVELT
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| 1322 |
age 24, parents b. Irish Free State | Eleanor LYNCH
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| 1323 |
Born 1649/50. Kimball added month. | Mary LYON
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| 1324 |
He is buried in the Lyon Burial Ground. | Thomas LYON
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| 1325 |
Lyon Fam. Mem-Vol IV says he came to Mass. then to the far west ofFairfield Co., Ct. (Ancestry.com) | Thomas LYON
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| 1326 |
She is buried in Woodlawn Cemetery. | Isabelle "Belle" MACJANNETT
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| 1327 |
She was the daughter of David and Janet DUNLOP MACJANNETT. | Isabelle "Belle" MACJANNETT
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| 1328 |
She is listed in the household of her grandparents, William and Rebecca Outhouse and age 9. | Eliza P. MACK
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| 1329 |
He was the son of Jonathan and Jane VAN ORMAN MACK. | Miles P. MACK
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| 1330 |
Listed as age 11 (b. 1839) | William J. MACK
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| 1331 |
The census lists his age as 11 (b. 1839). | William J. MACK
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| 1332 |
(Research):The relationship of father-son between William M and William J needs to be established. I have included it here because in the 1915 NY state census, William M has a lodger by the name of Martin Van Orman. Judging by the ages, and the city, they could be cousins, but I have established that fact through any other means. | William M. MACK
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| 1333 |
(R) 1860 Illinois Mortality census says that Elizabeth died of consumption and had been ill for three years. | Elizabeth MADDUX
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| 1334 |
(R3) Says Elizabeth was born 25 Jan 1813 and died 5 Nov 1854.
She md (2) Joseph Briggs.
Name: Andrew J. Briggs
Birth Date: 05 Feb 1829
Death Date: 27 Jan 1901
son of Joseph & Elizabeth Maddux (Outhouse) Briggs
Cemetery: Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Description: Location: T-47-N; R-18-W; Section 5, Pilot Grove, Mo. Established by the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. These names are all recorded and in files in the court house.
Cemetery Records of Cooper County, Missouri Volume IV
Source: Cooper County Missouri Cemetery Records on Ancestry.com | Elizabeth MADDUX
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| 1335 |
He is buried in Springford Cemetery. | Michall MAHONEY
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| 1336 |
Calif VS states he died in Los Angeles. | Frank MANGOLD
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| 1337 |
His mothers maiden name was EMDE. | Frank MANGOLD
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| 1338 |
Albert died of cancer which originally started in his bladder and spread throughout his body. Radiotheraphy was tried without success and his bladder was removed to contain the cancer without success | Albert Andrew MANN
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| 1339 |
Albert was born on 21 November 1907 but his baptismal certificate states that he was baptised on October 5th 1907. He was named after his father Bert (albert) who was registered as Alexander Andrew.
Albert served with the A.I.F. in world war 2. His Army No. was QX39748. He commenced military service on the 24th April 1942. and was discharged on 30th January 1946. He was attached to the 2nd Australian Infantry Transport Ordinance. He volunteered much earlier in the war but was not accepted due to his age and family responsibilities.
After the war Albert worked at several occupations including contracted owner truck driver. He worked for many years for the Stanthorpe Shire Council as a foreman in the construction and maintenance work. His work was highly regarded and this led to him being asked to go to New Guinea to work on a major road construction project. Ill health forced his return to Australia. | Albert Andrew MANN
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He is buried in Stanthorpe Cemetery (Plot 8.E.51 3887). | Albert Andrew MANN
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| 1341 |
For most of his life he was known as Bert (Albert ) . The Albert listed on his younger brothers and sisters Birth Certificates is actually Alexander. He was enrolled in school as Albert Mann. His eldest son was named Albert Andrew after him. He was a witness at his brother James wedding where he was listed as Albert Andrew Mann. Alexander had seven sons, all of whom served Australia in wartime, six in world war two and one in the Korean war. Two sons were killed (ken and Walter ) and Ben was wounded in action. Another son Les was recommended for a medal and was promoted in the field. He was the son of John and Sarah Jane Allen CARLYLE MANN. | Alexander Andrew "Bert" MANN
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| 1342 |
He died at General Hospital of Bronchogenic carcinoma. | Alexander Andrew "Bert" MANN
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| 1343 |
He is buried in Stanthorpe Cemetery (Plot1.M.12 2680-159B). | Alexander Andrew "Bert" MANN
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| 1344 |
He died of cancer. | Benjamin Robert MANN
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| 1345 |
He is buried in Stanthorpe Cemetery. | Benjamin Robert MANN
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| 1346 |
She died at Nambour Hospital of cancer. | Elsie Harriet MANN
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| 1347 |
He committed suicide by shooting himself in the head. | Henry Charles MANN
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| 1348 |
He is buried in Boulia/Urandangie Cemetery (Grave 126 315). | Henry Charles MANN
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| 1349 |
She is buried in Tewantin Cemetery. | Ivy Elizabeth MANN
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| 1350 |
He drowned at sea while serving in the Australian Armed Forces. | Kenneth Raymond MANN
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