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OBIT: Tonkawa -- Mrs. Nancy Ellen Steele, 92, died early Saturday morning in a Tonkawa Nursing Home. She was born Feb. 18, 1877, in Ohio, and had been a resident of Tonkawa since 1925, coming here from Jackson, OH. Mrs. Steele was a member of the First Christian Church and had taught Sunday school in the primary department 18 years. Surviving her are a daughter, Mrs. Robert Campbell, Tonkawa; four sons' Raymond, Vernon Tex. Clarence Pittsburgh,Pa., [eland, Fig Spring, Tex., and Lawrence, Jackson, OH, 23 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Funeral service will be 10 a.m. Monday in McCafferty-Bolick Funeral Home chapel. The Rev. Robert audd will officiate and burial will be in the Tonkawa Odd Fellows Cemetery. Pallbearers will be W. S. Marsh Merritt Witter, Sill Gearhard and Walter Bewley. The family has suggested that those "wishing" to honor Mrs. Steele's memory may do so by making a contribution to the Christian Church memorial fund through the church office. (Ponce City News, Sunday, august 10, 1969) | Bierhup, Nancy Ellen "Nannie" (I3450)
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Wyoming- Margaret D. “Delores” Donovan, 99, of Chillicothe, formerly of Wyoming, passed away at 3:25 p.m. on Tuesday, June 23, 2020 at Evergreen Senior Living in Chillicothe.
Delores was born on October 13, 1920 in Stark County, the daughter of Joseph and Florence (Colgan) Shane. She married Charles O. Donovan on August 16, 1941 in Wyoming at St. Dominic Catholic Church. He preceded her in death on October 10, 1990.
Surviving are four sons, Charles “Roger” (Sandra) Donovan of LasCruces, New Mexico, USA, Dennis (Kathy) Donovan of Cornell, Jeff (Linda) Donovan of Wyoming, and Kevin (Crystal) Donovan of Wyoming; one daughter, Jeanne (Steve) Foffel of Toulon; 20 grandchildren; 34 great-grandchildren; and 14 great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one son, Daniel Donovan and one daughter, Donna Hulsey.
Margaret was a long-time member of St. Dominic Catholic Church in Wyoming and was a member of their altar and rosary society. She worked as a cook for the Wyoming school district and loved gardening.
Her funeral mass will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday, June 26, 2020 at St. Dominic Catholic Church in Wyoming. Face masks and social distancing are encouraged. Fr. John Cyr will officiate. Burial will be in St. Dominic Catholic Cemetery. Haskell Funeral & Cremation Services in Wyoming is in charge of arrangements.
Delores’s family would like to thank Evergreen Senior Living for the care and all that they did throughout her final years. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Dominic Catholic Church. | Shane, Margaret Delores (I1975)
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obituary available | Sammet, Joseph (I2258)
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OBITUARY:
Jack M Jones 69,of Warriors Oaks,Huntingdon RD1 an Altoona Native who had owned and operated Jones Pharmacy in Huntingdon since Feburary 1955 died unexpectedly at 7:50 a.m., Saturday July 30,1977, at his home. A 1942 graduate of University of Pittsburgh school of Pharmacy, Mr Jones previously managed Hillys Drug Store Huntingdon from November 1945 to February 1955.
Mr Jones was a graduate of the Altoona High School and attended St Francis College.He was a member of the First United Methodist Church and BPOE, Huntingdon and member and past president of the Huntingdon Pharmacological Association. An army verteran of World War II 640th Medical Clearing Company,M r Jones was a member of the Frank P Hommon American Legion and Standing Stone VFW, Huntingdon. He was born May 25,1917, a son of Jerome and Mary McCall Jones and married Aline Bell on Sept.20,1941. Surviving are his wife and a daughter, Mrs David L Isenberg of Springfield, Va. and two grand children. Friends will be received in the John B Brown Funeral home,Huntingdon after 7 p.m. today and 9 to 10:30 a.m. Tuesday.
JONES -Services for Jack M.Jones of Warrior Oaks, Huntingdon RD 1, a native of Altoona, will be held in the John B. Brown Funeral Home, 417 Washington St., Huntingdon, at 10:30 a.m Tuesday by the Rev Paul H Xieffel. Interment in Huntingdon Memorial Gardens,Huntingdon RD1. Friends will be received at theFuneral home after 7 PM today and 9 am until the time of service on Tuesday
Altoona Mirror, Monday, August 1, 1977 | Jones, Jack McCall (I1606)
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OBITUARY:
Pro Football Hall of Famer and former Defensive Line Coach of the Denver Broncos for 18 years, passed away on May 21, 2010, in Broomfield, CO. Stan was born in Altoona, Pennsylvania, on November 24, 1931, to Naomi Justine Murray and Paul Jones. After 40 years in the NFL; 13 as a player and 27 as a coach, Stan retired to his home in Fraser, CO. Stan is preceded in death by his wife of 47 years Darlis and is survived by his daughter Sherrill, two sons Kevin (Klea) and Tony, and 5 grandchildren Tory, Taylor, Tanner, Alfredo, and Anthony, as well as several cousins. He was a wonderful husband, father, teacher, coach, friend and consummate storyteller...he will be missed by his family, lifelong friends and teammates. A celebration of Stan's life will be held with friends and family on Friday, June 4 at the National Western Stock Show Complex in Denver from 5pm to 9pm. In lieu of flowers please make contributions to Gridiron Greats Assistance Fund, http://www.gridirongreats.org/.
Published in Denver Post on May 30, 2010. https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/denverpost/obituary.aspx?n=stan-jones&pid=143089320
Additional information:
Hall of Fame Professional Football Player in the NFL, playing for the Chicago Bears and Washington Redskins. He earned Pro-Bowl status from 1955-1961 and played for the Bears in the 1963 NFL Championship. After his football playing career, he was an assistant coach for the Denver Broncos, Buffalo Bills, Cleveland Browns and New England Patriots. In 1991 he was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. | Jones, Stanley P (I6273)
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Rev. Samuel A. Norris, a well-known retired minister of the Church of the Brethren died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Elmer C. Cummns, 15 Milford street, this city, Saturday, March 19th, 1927, aged 77 years. Death was due to complications incident to age. Samuel A. Norris was born on the old Norris homestead, near Fink's Bridge, in Penn township, Huntingdon County, June 16th, 1849, a son of Thomas Norris and Nancy (Snyder) Norris, who during their lives were ardent members of the Church of the Brethren. He was the fourth of the thirteen children born to his parents. He attended common school until sixteen years of age, and thereafter worked on his father's farm. He was united in marriage with Hanna Jane Dell, the ceremony being performed on January 5th, 1871, by Rev. James Clark, a minister of the Methodist Episcopal church. To them were born five children, namely: Mrs. Herbert Long, Hill Valley Road; Mrs. J.L. Gabert, Mrs. Elmer C. Cummins, this city; Mrs. Harvey Masemore, Adel, Iowa; Samuel R. Norris, Shirleysburg. The following brothers and sister also survive: Mrs. Oliver Garrett, of Huntingdon; Lewis Norris, of this city; Reuben Norris, of Oklahoma City; Joseph Norris, of Grafton, this county; Mrs. William Ruhl, of Lewisburg, and Martin Norris, of Marklesburg. Mr. Norris and his wife united with the Church of the Brethren in the James Creek congregation, about 1879, under theministry of George B. Brumbaugh, elder, April first, 1884, they moved within the bounds of the Aughwick congregation, whre he was called to the deacon's office in 1900, to the ministry October 1902, advanced in October 1904 by the laying on of hands by Tobias T. Myers and S. J. Sweigart, ordained to preach the gospel. He frequently represented his congregation at District meetings. He held a number of revival meetings in his home congregation, and was a leader in Sunday school work, where he resided. Mrs. Norris died October 17th, 1923, and was laid to rest in Bowman's Chapel Cemetery in Smith Valley. Mr. Norris was a resident of Hill Valley, a few miles south of here, from 1880, until the year following the death of his wife, when he came to Mount Union to live with his daughter, Mr. Elmer C. Cummins and at whose home he
died. Although Mr. Norris was unable to get about much after coming to this city, he formed friendships, and was highly esteemed and respected. Short funeral services were held from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cummins, Milford street, Wednesday morning at nine o'clock, after which the body was taken to the church of the Brethren, at Sugar Run, Hill Valley where the services were concluded. Burial followed in the Bowman's Chapel cemetery, directed by W. P. Dunmire, of this city. | Norris, Samuel Alexander (I4072)
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Occupation - Blacksmith | Hayes, Ezekiel (I3338)
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Occupation - Cooper | Trowbridge, Thomas (I3322)
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Occupation - Judge | Russell, John (I3340)
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of menengitis | Holmes, Sarah Elizabeth "Libby" (I8039)
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Ohio County, District and Probate Courts. | Source (S407)
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Ohio. Ohio Department of Health. Death Certificates. | Source (S692)
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Old Baptist Cemetery, Calvin, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, USA | Ann (I1759)
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Only child was born in 1850, Miles Ephraim Dell. | Family: Dell, Henry S. / Turner, Mary (F745)
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Oregon State Archives. Oregon, Marriage Records, 1906-1910, 1946-1966. Salem, Oregon. | Source (S469)
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Original sources vary according to directory. The title of the specific directory being viewed is listed at the top of the image viewer page. Check the directory title page image for full title and publication information. | Source (S269)
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Orpha had another man in her life who she wanted to marry, but her parents made her marry John LePage. The other man became quite prosperous.
He was a lumber jack and after they moved to the upper areas of Wisconsin and Michigan and southern Canada, where he worked in the sawmills and as a lumber jack.
Orpha self-taught herself arithmetic and was able to start a small store where she sold fresh-baked goods and other items to the men in the camps.
Family lore is John hated the fact she was doing so well, and was abusive until she threatened him with a knife.
Orpha had a horse named Nelliw who always knew when Orpha was pregnant.
Orpha and a neighbor woman would race their horses and wagons down the road but when she was pregnant, Nellie wouldn't run.
Every other year, the women delivered each other's babies.
Source: Catherine Shane. | Labelle, Orpha (I306)
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Oscar taught school in Carroll County, MD for 10 years, and later at HanoverHigh School. He also was a music instructor.
He was a charter member of the Hanover Musicians Association, served assecretary-treasurer from the organization's inception on Feb. 2, 1917,until June 13, 1966. He served 30 yrs. as secretary-treasurer of thePenn-Del-Mar Conference of the American Federation of Musicians. Memberof the former Uniform Rank Co. 8, Knights of Pythias Band, and formerHanover Civic Orchestra.
Oscar was employed by the Dept. of Revenue from 1939-1950. He was amember of Emmanuel UCC, where he taught Sunday school and was a member ofthe choir. He also served as organist at St. Mary's UCC, Silver Run, MD. | Dell, Oliver Oscar (I3917)
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Osmund Shane, 81, former resident of the Edelstein community, passed away in Independence, Iowa, USA, Saturday.
The oldest son of James and Martha Nelson Shane, Mr. Shane was born near Edelstein, Oct. 22, 1861. His early life was spent in Illinos and in April 1884 he was united in marriage to Mary Peterson.
Two children survive - Oliver Shane of Tyranga, California, and Mr.s John Smith of waterloo, Iowa. Three sons and his wife preceded him in death. Brothers and sisters surviving are: Ben Shane of Pipestone, Minn., Joe Shane of Wyoming, Ensley Shane of Oklahoma, Gene Shane of Chillicothe, Anna Brooks of Currey, Minn. together with ten grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Memorial services were held at the Trethway Funeral Home Monday afternoon in charge of Rev. Charles Smith. Interment was in the Prospect Cemetery at Dunlap. | Shane, Osmund Nelson (I1852)
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OWNED JONES INSURANCE AGENCY, WAS AN ALDERMAN 20+ YEARS Indiana, USA ALTOONA, Pennsylvania, USA. OBIT
Indiana, USA ALTOONA MIRROR 19OCT1982.
Army Air Force WWII Veteran | Jones, Robert Allen (I1934)
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P. Nelson Shane, 81, of 1434 N. Second St. died at 4 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 8, 1994, at his home.
Born Feb. 2, 1913, in Rome, Illl, to Joseph and Florence Colgan Shane, he married Charlotte Meister on June 27, 1940, in Chillicothe. She survives.
Also surviving are six sons, Garwin, Glen, Leon, Marty and Mick, all of Chillicothe, and Jim of Harrisburg; four daughters, Paula Shane, Mrs. Gary (Roselynn) Metcalf and Mrs. David (Martha) Art, all of Chillicothe, and Mrs. Marvin (Anita) Waldschmidt of henry; 17 grandchildren; four brothers, Maurice of Staten Island, N.Y., Robert of Galesburg, Leonard and Edmund of Wyoming; five sisters, Mrs. Kenneth (Mary) McGarvey, Mrs. Clarence (Helen) Sendelbach and Mrs. Leonard (Joan) Sendelbach, all of Henry, Mrs. Tom (Ann) Donovan, of Chillicothe and Mrs. Charles (Delores) Donovan of Wyoming, Ill. He was preceded in death by one brother and one sister.
He was the co-founder, co-owner and co-operator of the Meister-Shane Welding Shop in Chillicothe from 1946 until he retired in 1981.
He was a member of the Chillicothe Fire Department for many years.
He also was a member of St. Edward's Catholic Church in Chillicothe, its Finance Committee and Men's Club.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at his church. The Rev. Gordon Pillon will officiate. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 tonight at his church, with recitation of the rosary at 8 p.m. Burial will be in Chillicothe City Cemetery. Weber Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Memorials may be made to his church. | Shane, Patrick Nelson (I1625)
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Pallbearers at Royal's funeral were: Scott Angel, Jason Angel, DouglasDell, Matthew Dell (grandsons); Jeff Hortman (granddaughter's husband?),& John Kern. | Stewart, Dell Royal Jr. (I3943)
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partial obituary of Susan Stansbury Shane, Hiram's wife.
...death been a continuous member of this one church for a period of 59 years, or a longer time than any other living member. The lots on which the M.E. Church stands were donated by her husband, who was present and took part in the ceremony of laying the corner stone of the present structure.
She was a member of and the oldest settler on the Old Settler's Association and a prime mover in the organization of this society, in the annual meetings of which she took a deep interest. The easy chair presented to her by the Association a few years ago is now in the possession of Miss Cora caldwell, a granddatughter, who was with her and helped care for her during her last illness.
For fifty-one years and six months the farm northeast of town was her home but about seven years ago she moved to Brimfield where, with her yoiungest dayghter, Miss Lula Shane, she has since resided. During the years she has been an invlaid she had been tenderly and devotedly cared for by this daughter, who has been constantly by her side, anticipating her every wish.
Out of a family of nine children but two brothers survive her: Thomas Stansbury, of Canton, and Wm. Stansbury, of Brimfield. From a vast prairie wilderness she lived to see this land subdued, brought to the height of cultivation and made to blossom as the rose. During her long life she noted these changes that were being wrought and many a happy hour has been spent by the younger generation in listening to the tales of early pioneer days as told by Grandma Shane.
The funeral services were held on Saturday afternoon, at the M.E. Church, conducted by the pastor, I.W. Donning, assisted by Revs. Jordan and Cox. The floral tributes were very beautiful and appropriate in design. The church was filled to the doors, all the children and many grandchildren being in attendance, together with a large number of other relatives and friends. The remains were tenderly lais away in the Brimfield Cemetery, by the side of those of her beloved companion, who had preceded her to the other shore. | Stansbury, Susan Lyon (I1826)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Beck, Donna Jean (I4659)
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Pennsylvania (State). Birth certificates, 1906–1913. Series 11.89 (50 cartons). Records of the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Record Group 11. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. | Source (S908)
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Pennsylvania (State). Civil War Muster Rolls and Related Records, 1861–1866. Records of the Department of Military and Veterans' Affairs, Record Group 19, Series 19.11 (153 cartons). Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. | Source (S131)
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Pennsylvania (State). Death certificates, 1906–1968. Series 11.90 (1,905 cartons). Records of the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Record Group 11. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. | Source (S88)
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Pennsylvania (State). Death certificates, 1906–1968. Series 11.90 (1,905 cartons). Records of the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Record Group 11. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. | Source (S274)
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Pennsylvania (State). Death certificates, 1906–1969. Series 11.90 (1,905 cartons). Records of the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Record Group 11. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. | Source (S859)
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Pennsylvania Railroad Tracks, Mapleton, Pennsylvania, USA | Miller, Mary Ellen (I1737)
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Pennsylvania. Huntingdon. Huntingdon. Marriage certificate. | Source (S102)
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Peoria County, Medina Twnshp, 1860 census
Daniel is listed with his father,step mother and siblings. His mother was Emily Silliman.
Census lists as #246.
County directory: lives on Chillicothe Rt, 2 S, 51/2 W 3 miles. Tel 1904 owns
80 acres.
An email dated July 30, 2000 from Rick Brown shows Olive Bogard marrying Daniel S. Neal, son of Samuel Neal and Asneth.
His first marriage to Eliza Smith, daughter of William P. and ? Smith.
Daniel is shown in the 1880 Median Township, Peoria County census with his second wife, Olive Bogard and Abigail, his daughter from his first marriage to Eliza Smith.
Neal, Daniel S., 1848 - 1930
His wives
Eliza I., 1849 - 1877
Their daughter, Minnie, Jan. 21, 1877 - July 17, 1877
Olive, 1854 - no death date
Daniel is living by himself in 1930 in Medina, Peoria, Il | Neal, Daniel Silliman (I1936)
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Perche, France | Bellecour, Gilles Jules (I790)
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Philippe Amyot, native of Chartres, was bron in Beauce, France. He married in France and came to New France around 1634. With him was his wife, Anne Convent, born in 1601 to Guillaume Convent and Antoinette de longval, and his two sons Jean and Mathieu.
Anne came from the Diocese of Soissons, Ile of France. Philippe lived only a short time in this New World, he died in Quebec in 1635. Jean drowned near Trois-Rivieres on 23 May 1648.
Anne remarried Jacques Maheu in 1639. | Amiot, Philippe (I252)
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PLACE NOTES: Groß Lubs
Groß Lubs is a place, that after the Versailles Treaty belonged to German Empire and was situated in the administrative region Netzekreis.
Groß Lubs was formerly part of the German Empire. In the German Empire, the place was called Groß Lubs. The place is now called Lubcz Wielki and belongs to Poland.
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PLACE NOTES: In 1772, the springs were part of the newly formed Berkeley County, named after its colonial governor, Norborne Berkeley. The waters became known as Berkeley Springs because the existing protocol was to name springs after the colonial Virginia county in which they were located. Previously, the area had been called Warm Springs and Medicinal Springs among other names.
Bath became known permanently to the world as Berkeley Springs in 1802 when the Virginia postal system was established in the new nation, and there already was a Bath, Virginia, in Bath County.
In 1861, many residents of Virginia were opposed to Virginia's secession from the United States, some calling the act of secession treasonous. Following the Wheeling Conventions of 1861, a referendum was held in 41 mostly northwestern Virginia counties on whether to secede from Virginia and seek admission to the United States as a new state. An overwhelming majority of voters in these counties voted in favor of the proposal. The United States admitted the State of West Virginia on June 20, 1863. Berkeley Springs remained the conventional name used for the town. Its sister city is Bath, England. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley_Springs,_West_Virginia; accessed 12 Nov 2022 | Shane, David (I1907)
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Pleasant Prairie Cemetery, south of McCook, NE | Relph, John William (I5508)
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Possible cenus info:
1850
Name: Benjamin Roberts
Age: 54
Estimated birth year: abt 1796
Birth place: Maine
Gender: Male
Home in 1850
(City,County,State): Jones, Hancock, Indiana
Page: 242
Roll: M432_149
Household
Benjamin Roberts 54
Laticia 55
Catherine 21
Sarah E age illegible (according to 1860 census, Sarah's last name was Downey and she was a domestic)
Eldrich 23
William 12 1860 census-farm hand
1860 census
Name: Benj Roberts
Age in 1860: 67
Birthplace: Maine
Home in 1860: Sugar Creek, Hancock, IN
Gender: Male
Value of real estate: View image
Post Office: New Philadelphia
Roll: M653_263
Page: 682
Year: 1860
Head of Household: Benj Roberts
possibly married 6 Dec 1819, Mason County KY | Roberts, Benjamin (I2255)
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Possibly died between 1880 and 1890, case probate# could be 2728 | Nelson, Osmund (I1883)
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Possibly her family in 1850:
Newton Matthew 42 1807 Pennsylvania Male Not Stated, Stark, Illinois, USA
Mary Matthew 41 1808 New Jersey Female Not Stated, Stark, Illinois, USA
Acenath Matthew 18 1831 Ohio Female Not Stated, Stark, Illinois, USA
Harriet N Matthew 16 1833 Ohio Female Not Stated, Stark, Illinois, USA
Mary Matthew 14 1835 Ohio Female Not Stated, Stark, Illinois, USA
Whitfield L Matthew 12 1837 Illinois Male Not Stated, Stark, Illinois, USA
Lemuel F Matthew 9 1840 Illinois Male Not Stated, Stark, Illinois, USA
Martha J Matthew 7 1842 Illinois Female Not Stated, Stark, Illinois, USA
Adaline B Matthew 5 1844 Illinois Female Not Stated, Stark, Illinois, USA
William Matthew 2 1847 Illinois Male Not Stated, Stark, Illinois, USA | Matthews, Asneth (I2277)
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Possibly martha Abigail with her family in 1860
William Green Saratoga, Grundy, IL 40 1819 Vermont Male
Martha Green Saratoga, Grundy, IL 36 1823 New Hampshire Female (reads "30" on census form)
Ellen Green Saratoga, Grundy, IL 5 1854 Illinois Female
Rosco Green Saratoga, Grundy, IL 1 1858 Illinois Male
Daniel Harrison Saratoga, Grundy, IL 20 1839 New York Male | Green, William C. (I2452)
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Princeville Cemetery, Peoria, Illinois, USA | Sloan, Leland J. (I2109)
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Princeville Cemetery, Peoria, Illinois, USA | Shane, Maude Elizabeth (I1971)
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Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Wisconsin District of the German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri Ohio and other States. | Source (S890)
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Pt aux Trembles, Quebec, Canada | Family: Langlois, Etienne / Faucher, Elisabeth (F559)
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Pt aux Trembles, Quebec, Canada | Family: Pinel, Guillaume / Faucher, Madeleine (F558)
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Pt aux Trembles, Quebec, Canada | Family: Lefebvre, Jean Baptiste / Faucher, Genevieve Therese (F546)
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Pt aux Trembles, Quebec, Canada | Family: Denevers, Daniel / Girard, Madeleine (F495)
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Pt aux Trembles, Quebec, Canada | Family: Bergeron, Andre / Guernon, Marie (F223)
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Pt aux Trembles, Quebec, Canada | Family: Duquet, Jean / Amiot, Catherine Ursule (F114)
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