Matches 1,351 to 1,400 of 5,019
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Linked to |
| 1351 |
Coal and Ice | Applegate, Earl Clyde (I16450)
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| 1352 |
Coal Dealer | Applegate, William Henry (I8755)
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| 1353 |
Coal Dealer | Applegate, William (I42868)
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| 1354 |
Coal Miner | Applegate, Moses (I10824)
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| 1355 |
Coal Miner | Applegate, John H (I12186)
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| 1356 |
Coal Miner | Applegate, Joseph (I22812)
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| 1357 |
Coal Miner | Applegate, William (I42868)
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| 1358 |
Coal yard agent | Applegate, Merritt H (I24893)
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| 1359 |
Coasting Captain | Applegate, Ivins Davis (I8264)
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| 1360 |
Coffin Manufacturer | Applegate, Joseph (I37687)
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| 1361 |
Coffin Manufacturer | Applegate, Joseph (I37687)
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| 1362 |
Collects and extracts information from various other sources | Source (S664)
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| 1363 |
College Student | Appelget, Eugene B (I8567)
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| 1364 |
College Treasurer—William Jewell College | Applegate, James Lindsay (I25544)
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| 1365 |
Combined files 1409-40-50; 61607-12-55; S.O. 1375; S.C. 536 | Source (S916)
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| 1366 |
Common Labor | Applegate, John T (I11978)
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| 1367 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Applegate, Joe R (I43536)
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| 1368 |
Common Laborer | Applegate, Riley (I11820)
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| 1369 |
Common Laborer | Applegate, Irwin (I23625)
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| 1370 |
Common Laborer | Applegate, William Taylor (I26080)
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| 1371 |
Compositor | Applegate, John (I38464)
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| 1372 |
Concerning the following entry: Diana Schwartz, and maybe others around her branch, believed that the Henry who married Margaret 5E9H6 was a brother of Israel 5E9H, which would mean he married Margaret, his niece, by our reckoning. It is true that Israel 5E9H2 and Henry 5E9H3 were brothers, but they were not only brothers of each other, but also brothers of the Margaret 5E9H6. She married another Henry, who was not her's, or, her brother's brother, nor Henry her uncle, who was a brother of her father, Israel. The Henry, whom she married, is still an enigma. Now, some years later, after writing that last comment, as I have been going through Voress' papers, I have rightly, or wrongly, come to the following conclusion about Henry's identity: At some previous unknown time I made a new entry. A Henry 5E7F2K. Nothing is known about this Henry, in fact, the only support that he ever existed comes from MEA. Where she obtained such data, that he did exist, is unknown. But, I bettcha she's right. His father should have had a son named Henry, and none existed. Of course, "should have had", and "did have", are two different things. But there is a time period, between the children born in 1790 and c1797 when Henry 5E7F2 could have had a child in 1791, and could have named him "Henry", after himself. And, of course, by rights, he should also have had a son named Joseph during that time as well, Joseph being the name of his father. Anyhow, the Henry, who was supported only by MEA, about whom we know absolutely nothing, and whom I entered in a different color because there is absolutely no proof of his existence, fits very nicely as the husband of Margaret 5E9H6 | Applegate, Henry (I17705)
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| 1373 |
Confectioner | Applegate, J T (I38105)
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| 1374 |
Conflicting burial records | Cole, Emily (I16615)
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| 1375 |
Conflicting burial records | Cole, Emily (I16615)
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| 1376 |
Consolidated files for 39818-40-50 and 26088-120-55 | Source (S907)
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| 1377 |
Constable | Applegate, Benjamin (I17781)
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| 1378 |
contains a handwritten note at the top: "Van M. Applegate married Miss Applegate a distant relative" This probably actually refers to his father, who did marry his cousin Delilah Applegate | Source (S292)
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| 1379 |
Contract Miner | Applegate, Elwood S (I41971)
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| 1380 |
Contractor | Appelgate, George W (I14101)
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| 1381 |
Contractor | Appelgate, George W (I14101)
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| 1382 |
Contrary to Voress and others, Jonas Solomon did not die prior to 1788. Instead, he abandoned Hannah and his children and went to North Carolina. He assumed the name of a neighbor, Thomas Henderson, and began a new life there.
In May of 1815, Jonas Solomon/Thomas Henderson died intestate in North Carolina. Somehow, his children in New Jersey--Catherine, John, Rebecca, Levi, and Jonas--found out about it and petitioned for their share of the intestate estate. The probate record is murky, but they apparently reached a setlement with Alexander Henderson, one of the NC children of Jonas Solomon/Thomas Henderson.
The estate seems to have been a mess. In 1819, Alexander Henderson petitioned the court to order Lott Ballard, the administrator, to pay over his share. Ballard answered that "he has not been able to to arrange his accounts, or to state precisely what amt has been collected by him from the outstanding claims of the s'd Thomas nor to shew what amounts have been disbursed on a/c of the Estate . . . ." He further answered that he was being sued in federal court and that he had a claim against the estate for his costs of defense in that suit. | Soloman, Jonas (I8077)
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| 1383 |
Cook - Restaurant | Moore, Belva Lena (I17686)
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| 1384 |
Cooper | Applegate, Thomas (I4259)
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| 1385 |
Cooper | Applegate, Belvin Grant (I4012)
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| 1386 |
Cooper | Applegate, Basil Burris (I11433)
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| 1387 |
Cooper | Appelgate, David (I14322)
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| 1388 |
Cooper | Applegate, Perry H (I21268)
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| 1389 |
Cooper | Applegate, Nelson (I21908)
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| 1390 |
Cooper | Applegate, Andrew Jackson (I22103)
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| 1391 |
Cooper | Applegate, Joseph Moreland (I22720)
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| 1392 |
Cooper | Applegate, Madison (I23556)
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| 1393 |
Cooper | Applegate, Madison (I23556)
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| 1394 |
Cooper | Dailey, Robert Karr (I23584)
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| 1395 |
Cooper | Applegate, Irvwn (I23607)
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| 1396 |
Cooper | Applegate, George Dunahour (I23610)
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| 1397 |
Cooper | Applegate, William Franklin (I23654)
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| 1398 |
Cooper | Applegate, David (I23703)
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| 1399 |
Cooper | Applegate, Vincent (I23714)
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| 1400 |
Cooper | Applegate, Abraham (I23913)
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