Our Family's Journey Through Time
Matches 1,701 to 1,750 of 1,972
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| 1701 | Robt. H. Skillin, head, W-M-39, Nov 1860, married 9 years, NY, Ireland, Ireland, undertaking ? | Skillin, Robert Hance (I6123)
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| 1702 | Roger C. Canning, son, W-M-9, Mar 1891, single, NY, NY, NJ, at school | Canning, Roger C. (I9045)
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| 1703 | Roger Canning, son, M-W-8, single, NY, NY, NJ | Canning, Roger C. (I9045)
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| 1704 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Pauley, R.S. (I7367)
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| 1705 | Rolla Skillen, son, M-W-?/12, single, KS, KS, MO | Skillin, Floyd R. (I7439)
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| 1706 | Rollie E. Dover, son, M-W-6, single, OH, OH, OH | Dover, Rollie E. (I10925)
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| 1707 | Rollie S. Skillin, head, M-W-55, married at 32, KS, NY, MO, hydrographer for USIS | Skillin, Rollie Samuel (I6095)
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| 1708 | Rollie S. Skillin, head, M-W-64, married, KS, lived at same place in 1935, hydrographer for United States Indian Service | Skillin, Rollie Samuel (I6095)
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| 1709 | Rollie S. Skilling, head, W-M-24, Jul 1875, single, KS, NY, MO, sheep herder | Skillin, Rollie Samuel (I6095)
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| 1710 | Rollie Skillin, head, M-W-44, married, KS, NY, MO, ??, Indian Service? | Skillin, Rollie Samuel (I6095)
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| 1711 | Rosalie Archambault, F-13, single, Quebec | Archambault, Rosalie (I9241)
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| 1712 | Rosalie Archambault, F-25, Quebec | Archambault, Rosalie (I9241)
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| 1713 | Rose K. Skillin, wife, F-W-32, married, NE, Denmark, Denmark | Jorgense, Rose K. (I7621)
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| 1714 | Rosie L. Dover, daughter, F-W-9, single, OH, OH, OH | Dover, Rose L. (I7964)
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| 1715 | Rosonda Viens, F-23, May 1888, married, Eu, immigrated 1891 | [Unknown], Rosanda (I9237)
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| 1716 | Ross A. Hines, grandson, M-W-9, single, KS, KS, kS | Hines, Andrew Ross (I10645)
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| 1717 | Ross Hines, son, M-W-5, single, KS | Hines, Andrew Ross (I10645)
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| 1718 | Ross Hines, son, M-W-8/12m, single, KS, KS, KS | Hines, Andrew Ross (I10645)
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| 1719 | Ross L. Hines, head, M-W-20, married, KS, lived at Norton, Norton Co., KS in 1935, junior time helper? at weeds? store | Hines, Andrew Ross (I10645)
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| 1720 | Roy and Kathy had two children. | McCall, Roy (I7566)
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| 1721 | Roy E. Paynter, head, M-W-40, married, NE, OH, NC, farm laborer | Paynter, Roy Elvin (I54)
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| 1722 | Roy's mother passed away when he was only three months old, at which time he lived with his grandmother Hellen Paynter and his aunt Martha Paynter until he was about 4 years old and his father married Anna Kate Thomas. Roy gew to manhood in the Alton community and was a successful farmer and wheat grower at his farm north of Alton. In 1948 he and his wife retired from farming and moved to Boring, Oregon, near Portland, where they have their home. After moving to Oregon, he worked at the Gresham cannery as a maintenance man during the summer for two years and drove a school bus for the Orient school district for three years. He served as a board member for the Alton grade school for several years. | Paynter, Roy Elvin (I54)
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| 1723 | Ruby D. Cass, daughter, W-F-7, Nov 1892, single, KS, IL, IL | Cass, Ruby D. (I7676)
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| 1724 | Ruby Porter, wife, F-W-25, married, KS, WI, MO | Scoville, Ruthie Allen (I6192)
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| 1725 | Ruby Scovill, daughter, F-W-6, single, KS, KS, MO | Scoville, Ruthie Allen (I6192)
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| 1726 | Rumsey, Velma Agnes, 89, retired self-employed died Tuesday, Dec. 24, 2002. Service 2 p.m. today, Mission Chapel Mausoleum. She was born Feb. 9, 1913 in Wichita, Kan. to Charles B. and Lou A. Miller Webb. Preceded in death by her husbands, Grover VanCuren and Oliver Rumsey; three brothers; three sisters. Survivors: brother, Kenneth Webb of Wichita; nieces, Judy Larkey, Janet Fowler, both of Wichita, Barbara Gendreau of Camdenton, Mo., Ruby Young of Three Oaks, Mich., Margie Groenewold of Lincoln, Neb.; nephews, Marc Webb of Wichita, Charles Davidson of North Fort Myers, Fla.; stepsons, Dwayne Rumsey of Wichita; Gary Rumsey of Edmond, Okla.; five step-grandchildren; four step-great-grandchildren. Memorials established with Harry Hynes Memorial Hospice, 313 S. Market, Wichita, 67202-3805. Old Mission Mortuary. | Webb, Velma Agnes (I508)
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| 1727 | Russell Morris, 60-M-W, farmer, CT | Morris, Russell (I6944)
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| 1728 | Russell was a graduate of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and was an engineer by profession. | Robinson, Russell Moore (I8159)
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| 1729 | Ruth apparently lived in or near Slaterville, NY in the early 1800s, near or with her brother Aaron Bull (presumably after her husband Aaron Cass died in Oct 1812). She later moved to Hector, NY around the time she married Grover Smith. | Bull, Ruth (I6326)
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| 1730 | Ruth B. Hines, wife, F-W-17, married, UT, lived in rural Minidoka Co., ID in 1935 | Richins, Ruth Beard (I10647)
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| 1731 | Ruth Dover, 4m-F-W, KS, KS | Dover, Violet Martha (I6152)
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| 1732 | Ruth L. Skillen, daughter, F-W-2, single, KS, KS, KS | Skillin, Ruth Leona (I7131)
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| 1733 | Ruth L. Skillin, daughter, F-W-12, single, KS, KS, KS | Skillin, Ruth Leona (I7131)
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| 1734 | Ruth Skillin, daughter, F-W-7, single, KS | Skillin, Ruth Leona (I7131)
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| 1735 | Ruth, a Scotch woman, rode in the first steamboat built, and was a practicing physician - a woman of character and a successful practitioner. | [Unknown], Ruth (I4574)
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| 1736 | Saier de Quincy was a surety for the Magna Charta of King John. | De Quincy, Saier Earl Of Winchester (I2334)
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| 1737 | Sally K. Ballow, 22-F-W, VA | Toot, Sarah King (I6626)
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| 1738 | Sally M. Hankins, 29-F-W, VA | Ballou, Sally Miller (I6615)
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| 1739 | Samuel Morris, 32-M-W, Engineer, CT | Morris, Samuel (I6940)
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| 1740 | Samuel moved to Kallamazoo, Michigan. He was a doctor. | Thomas, Nathaniel (I911)
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| 1741 | Samuel moved to Kallamazoo, Michigan. He was a doctor. | Thomas, Samuel (I912)
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| 1742 | Samuel Smith's name appears among the enlisted men of Orange County Militia, 4th Regt., under Col. John Hathorn. He appears under the land Bounty Rights, Orange County Militia, 3rd Regt. Goshen. He signed Articles of Association in 1775 at Cornwall, embracing the district of Cornwall, Blooming Grove and Monroe. Samuel Smith of Monroe, Orange Co., wrote his will 1 Mar 1830 with a codicil 15 May 1835, which were probated 19 Sep 1836. He gave $1.00 to his grandson David Smith, son of dec'd son David, and all personal property to his 3 daughters: Elinor Halbert, Hannah C. Mickins and Ann Hunter, and his granddaughter Martha Mickens. Part of his homestead farm he gave to his 2 sons: James Smith and Jesse Smith, and 2 grandsons Samuel Smith and William Smith. The remainder of his homestead farm he gave to this son Moses Smith, and "I hereby recognize the children he had by his former wife Patty as well as those he has by the last wife Jane as heirs." He left further real estate to his 2 sons Moses Smith and Hophni Smith. He named as executors his son Hophni Smith and his grandson William Smith. | Smith, Samuel (I5336)
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| 1743 | Samuel took the oath of allegiance to King Charles II in 1667. | Whipple, Samuel (I4176)
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| 1744 | Samuel was killed during the Battle of Atlanta. | Jennings, Samuel (I1495)
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| 1745 | Sara L. Skillin, wife, F-W-48, married, KY, KY, KY | [Unknown], Sara L. (I6125)
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| 1746 | Sarah Ann Otis, 16-F-W, no occupation, OH | Otis, Sarah Ann (I517)
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| 1747 | Sarah Brookover, 67-F-W, PA | Jennings, Sarah (I830)
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| 1748 | Sarah died during the birth of her only child Charles W. Rumsey. | Weeden, Sarah A. (I10956)
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| 1749 | Sarah died during the birth of their first child. | Nicholson, Sarah Mann (I1799)
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| 1750 | Sarah J. Rumsey was 14 in the census of Enfield, Tompkins Co, NY, taken 4 Oct 1850. She was not with her family in Enfield in 1860, so may have been married. In 1880, living with Oliver and Julia Rumsey, were their daughter Sarah Harvey and granddaughter Alice Harvey. Sarah was 44 and married; Alice was 18, single and a dressmaker. | Rumsey, Sarah Jane (I9762)
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