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| 151 | At the feet of John and Maxine McCree (her Mother) | Joyce (I9392)
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| 152 | Attended Streator High School, Women's Northwestern Medical College, and graduated from Dunham Medical College of Chicago. Was the first woman valedictorian in a coeducationnal medical college in the US. | KLINE, Theresa (I3141)
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| 153 | August 1871 - Wm Gilbraith (19) and Margaret (17).......do not know if brother and sister, wife and husband, or other. Philadelphia, 1789-1880 Naturalization Records Record about William J. Galbraith Name: William J. Galbraith Place of Origin: Great Britain and Ireland Declaration of Intent Date: Sep 30, 1872 Declaration of Intent Court: Common Pleas Signature 1: Signature 2: William J. Galbraith Document Name: Minor Comment: 36420 findagrave.com -spelled William GILBRAITH (24 Jan 2012) | GALBRAITH, William J (I2223)
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| 154 | Baptism - 11 Nov 1995 SGEOR. | DEWITT, Eli (I242)
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| 155 | Baptism - 21 March 1911 SLAKE. Relative/Proxy = Abel A. DeWitt, Albert A. Quellmalz. Baptism - 29 March 1926. Baptism - 11 May 1935. Endowment - 24 February 1928, SLAKE TEMPLE; BATCH NUMBER: F516981, SHEET: 045, SOURCE CALL NUMBER: 1553678. Baptism - 21 September 1935, Relative/Proxy = Spencer W. Wiltbank, Milford J. Wiltbank; FILM NUMBER: 170628, PAGE NUMBER: 736, REFERENCE NUMBER: 27246. Baptism - 14 December 1929 ARIZO TEMPLE, Relative/Proxy = Nathaniel H. Haggarton, Nephi H. Pratt; FILM NUMBER: 170624, PAGE NUMBER: 367, REFERENCE NUMBER: 40881. Endowment - 20 September 2003 SLAKE. Page 22.--In the name of God, Amen. I, EGBERT DE WITT, of Nepanach, in Rochester, Ulster County, being weak this July 13, 1758. I leave to my wife Mary the use of all real and personal estate during her widowhood. I leave to my son, Andries De Witt, 20 shillings for his birth right. Also 1-10 of all real and personal estate now in my actual possession, which is given to my wife Mary, by Col. Jacob Rutsen, which it is supposed my said wife ought to have the disposal of. In case my wife should die without any particular will, if my said eldest son, Andries, shall take any part of said estate, then my legacy to him shall be void. "But in case he shall deal fair with all my children, then my gift to him shall stand," And whereas my son Andries, with my consent, hath builded a Grist mill on my land and stream at Nepanach, the same shall be valued, and such value paid to him without delay. I leave to my son, Jacob Rusten De Witt, 1-10 of all my estate, and the same to my children, William, John, Stephen, Egbert, Thomas, Benjamin, Reuben, and Mary. I make my five eldest sons executors. Witnesses, Jan Van Dusen, blacksmith, Jacob Roosa, Charles De Witt, merchant. Proved, May 7, 1761. | DEWITT, Egbert (I228)
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| 156 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MCCREE, J. (I5509)
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| 157 | Best friends with 1st wife (Julia) | Family: Frank Jacob SCHNAUFER / Agnes Jane KEAG (F13)
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| 158 | Birth Date from family bible, owned by James Durkee Howard, in possession of Robert H. Stolt********************************* Source: Obituary, THE ONIDA WATCHMAN, Thursday, August 12, 1942, p. 1, Column 2. Bertha May Howard was born near Atkinson, Henry county, Illinois, March 27, 1867. She spent her girlhood in Illinois and was educated in the public schools of that state. She came with her family to Sully county, South Dakota, on her seventeenth birthday. She was united in marriage with Clark L. Howard on December 25, 1889. To this union two sons were born: Harold Lewis, who died in early childhood, and Clifford L., who resides at Rapid City, South Dakota. She united at a early age with the Baptist church. Her husband passed away on August 12, 1896, and in the year 1898 she moved to Onida to engage in dressmaking. She was appointed postmistress of Onida, December 2, 1902, and remained in that office until February, 1915. She worked in various offices at the court house over a period of several years, and was city assessor of Onida seven years. She devoted a great deal of her time to Red Cross work during World War I. Ancestry.com 4-14-06 Walker, of Beasely, Texas, and Lulu G. Boyles of Greycliff, Montana. Burial rites were conducted Thursday forenoon at the local cemetery, with Rev. Edwin F. Walter officiating. Bill Robinson sang two solos, "Abide With Me" and "Lead Kindly Light." Pallbearers were Oscar Hedman, Guy Rumrill, Frank Johnson, W. B. Spears, Chas. Glessner and Maynard Knox. A group of sorrowing friends and neighbors gathered with therelatives at the grave side for the brief ceremonies. Out-of-town relatives besides Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Howard and family, who were present included Mr. and Mrs. Leon Howard and Mrs. Leona Furlow and daughter, of Blunt; Mrs. Franklin Hyde and Mrs. Fern Spencer, of Pierre; Mrs. Walter Spencer, of Gettysburg, and numerous nieces and nephews. Two sisters, Mrs. Minnie H. Walker, of Beasley, Texas and Mrs. Lulu Boyles ofGreycliff, Montana, were unable to be present.A brief scripture reading and prayer service was held at the home of Mrs. Bertha Haverly previous to the grave side ceremonies.} | HOWARD, Bertha Mae (I1560)
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| 159 | Birth: Nov. 25, 1923 Death: Mar. 12, 2010 Joseph Junior Galbraith was born November 25, 1923 in near Keswick, Iowa the son of Joseph and Lillian Conn Galbraith. At age three Junior's father died and his mother chose not to remarry. As a widowed mother of six, she continued operating the Galbraith farm with the help of her children. Junior attended the Springdale Country School and was a 1942 graduate of the Gibson High School. In June of 1943 he enlisted in the U.S. Army where he served for two years in Europe as an Auto Repairman. After his honorable discharge Sergeant Joseph Junior Galbraith returned home and on December 28, 1946 was united in marriage to Marcella Bell Paul in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Junior and Marcella raised their three daughters on his family's farm northwest of Keswick. During his time on the farm Junior became well known for raising Hereford cattle. In 1973 Junior and Marcella sold their farm and bought a home in Keswick. He worked at Kingsberry Homes and the University of Iowa until retirement in 1988. Like most retired farmers, Junior chose to uphold his strong work ethic and continued working for CPS in Keswick. He was a sixty year member of the American Legion and the White Oak Presbyterian Church. Junior was preceded in death by his parents, his wife of fifty three years, Marcella; a daughter Shirley Ann Galbraith; three sisters: Josephine Galbraith, Lucille Melton, Maxine Velkavark; and two brothers, Floyd and Lester Galbraith. He is survived by his two daughters, Barbara (James) Moore and Debbie (Randy) Duncan both of What Cheer; five grandchildren: Craig (Kim) Moore of Sigourney, Chad (Kelly) Moore, Cass Moore both of What Cheer, Andrea and Austin Duncan both of Jacksonville, FL. Junior was also blessed with four great grandchildren: James, Josephine, Natalie and Abby Moore. Family links: Children: Shirley Ann Galbraith (1951 - 1969)* Spouse: Marcella Bell Paul Galbraith (1928 - 1999)* Burial: White Oak Cemetery Keokuk County Iowa, USA Joseph Junior Galbraith, 86, of Keswick, died Friday, March 12, 2010, at English Valley Care Center, North English. Funeral services: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Harden Funeral Chapel, What Cheer. Burial: White Oak Cemetery near Thornburg. Military honors will be conducted by James Murphy American Legion Post 319 of Keswick. Visitation will begin at noon Tuesday at the funeral home, with the family present from 6 to 8 p.m. www.hardenfuneralhomes.com Joseph Junior Galbraith was born Nov. 25, 1923, near Keswick, the son of Joseph and Lillian Conn Galbraith. At age 3, Juniors father died and his mother chose not to remarry. As a widowed mother of six, she continued operating the Galbraith farm with the help of her children. Junior attended the Springdale Country School and was a 1942 graduate of the Gibson High School. In June 1943, he enlisted in the U.S. Army where he served for two years in Europe as an auto repairman. After his honorable discharge Sgt. Joseph Junior Galbraith returned home and on Dec. 28, 1946, was united in marriage to Marcella Bell Paul in Cedar Rapids. Junior and Marcella raised their three daughters on his familys farm northwest of Keswick. During his time on the farm Junior became well known for raising Hereford cattle. In 1973, Junior and Marcella sold their farm and bought a home in Keswick. He worked at Kingsberry Homes and the University of Iowa until retirement in 1988. Like most retired farmers, Junior chose to uphold his strong work ethic and continued working for CPS in Keswick. He was a 60-year member of the American Legion and White Oak Presbyterian Church. Junior was preceded in death by his parents; his wife of 53 years, Marcella; a daughter, Shirley Ann Galbraith; three sisters, Josephine Galbraith, Lucille Melton and Maxine Velkavark; and two brothers, Floyd and Lester Galbraith. He is survived by his two daughters, Barbara (James) Moore and Debbie (Randy) Duncan, both of What Cheer; and five grandchildren, Craig (Kim) Moore of Sigourney, Chad (Kelly) Moore and Cass Moore, both of What Cheer, Andrea and Austin Duncan, both of Jacksonville, Fla. Junior was also blessed with four great-grandchildren, James, Josephine, Natalie and Abby Moore. | GALBRAITH, Joseph (I2230)
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| 160 | Blairsville Cemetary - Born 1882, Died 1952 | O'BRIEN, Thomas Layfette J. (I576)
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| 161 | Blairsville Cemetary - Born 1895, Died 1993 1920 IL Census (Mother-in-Law is Ruth Iwalls ???) Age 60 Widowed. Possible Mother of Goldia.....Born in IL (Ruths' parents born in TN) | QUALLS, Goldia Orpha (I577)
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| 162 | Blairsville Cemetary - Born Aug 11 1943 | WILLIAMS, Carolyn Joyce (I651)
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| 163 | Blairsville Cemetary - Born May 2 1917 - Died Dec 12 1978 | MCCREE, Violet Mae (I524)
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| 164 | Blairsville Cemetary - Born May 9 1910 - Died Feb 5 1959 (footstone-Sqt Co L 744RY Opr BN TG - WW II) | O'BRIEN, William Virgil (I1795)
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| 165 | Blood infection - possible leg wound on church pew (John Jr. said) or leaving the outhouse (Barbara McCree said) | MCCREE, William Marshall (I452)
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| 166 | BORN a PLACHER - After married, all direct family is PLEACHER. American Civil War Soldiers Record (Ancestry.com): Andrew Placher , Enlistment Date: 02 March 1864 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Union State Served: Pennsylvania Unit Numbers: 2310 2310 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 02 March 1864 Enlisted in Company K, 55th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 02 March 1864. Discharged Company K, 55th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 13 June 1865 1880 PA Census - Several Grandchildren living with Andrew and Family- (Henry Etta Vincan, Age 6, Grandaughter), (Emanuel Gilman, Age 2, Grandson), (John S Slyoat, Age 9/12 born in Sep, Grandson), (Mary M Stuckey, Age ?/12 born in May, Grandaughter), (Hannah Stuckey, Age 9/12 born in Sep, Adopted) | PLACHER, Andrew (I807)
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| 167 | Brakeman for RailRoad | CLARK, Lester M (I2006)
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| 168 | Bronchitis with Diabetis | LOVETT, Franklin L (I5808)
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| 169 | Broome County New York, Leading Citizens, 1800-99 about Henry H DE VOE Given Name: Henry H Surname: DE VOE Birth Date: 09 Mar 1834 Birth Place: Ludlowville Tompkins Co NY Parents: John & Rachel (Dewitt) DeVoe Grandparents: Not Known Marriage: 27 Nov 1868 Spouse: Augusta d/o Joel & Margaret Swartout Children: George W Maggie Occupation: Grocer Education: Public schools at city of Bingham-ton Residence: No 23 Floral Ave Fourth Ward Binghamton NY Religion: Methodist | DEVOE, Henry H J (I3226)
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| 170 | Brother "Thomas F" ?? | LAMB, Joseph F (I2163)
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| 171 | Brother Ashford Jr, Sisters Mary Ann and Susannah | NAPIER, John Staples (I3995)
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| 172 | Brother is Daniel Brodhead | BRODHEAD, Mary (I2079)
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| 173 | Brother Woodrow Akers age 27 single living with brother Baxter in 1940 US WV census. | AKERS, Baxter David (I8360)
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| 174 | Buried UNDER his father... | JOHNSTON, David Jr (I3825)
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| 175 | buried with second wife. | MORRISON, Enoch Waters (I5947)
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| 176 | Captain | BATTE, Henry (I4758)
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| 177 | Captain | DEWITT, Andries (I9446)
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| 178 | Caroline McCree Egdorf this is my mother's mother...my grandma billie. apparently she got her nickname from her grandfather. the reason behind why they didn't call her by her given name is pretty damn funny. i guess when she was born, her mother was still knocked out. the doctor wanted a name right away so he could put it on the birth certificate. her two aunts flipped a coin and the one who won got to name her. the aunt named her Neva June Taylor...when her mother woke up, she was PISSED, so she decided to call her Billie instead, after my grandma's grandfather Bill. | TAYLOR, Neva June (I5652)
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| 179 | Catherine and Frank (parents) sold farm to son Herman and lived with Herman and wife Faye till Frank's death. Frank could not read or write so Catherine took care of those matters that called for reading and writing. -Barb and Will McCree in an email to Herbert McCree (19 Mar 2000) | MCCREE, Herman (I497)
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| 180 | Charles Hardison FATHER?? | HARDISON, Joseph H (I946)
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| 181 | Charles Wood's home - Witnesses: Vince Mulky, Wm Gooden, and Charles Woods. Minister states bride's name as McCray... MARRIAGE RECORDS SWEET, JOHN F - MCCREE, JULIA A 08/11/1888 F /369 WILLIAMSON | Family: John Frank SWEET / Julia A MCCREE (F275)
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| 182 | Check 1838 Ballyferis, Ballywalter, County Down, Ireland (Worked as a laborer) POSSIBLE: 63, Oxford, Leeds and Grenville North, Ontario, Canada (William Johnston age 78 born in Ireland, Father & Mother born in Ireland) and (Jane Johnston age 74 born in Ireland, Father & Mother born in Ireland). | JOHNSTON, William (I3819)
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| 183 | Check MO? | WILDEMUTH, Wiliiam Jacob (I4510)
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| 184 | Check to see if Christopher Owen is relative to Zach Owen. I think that Mary is married to Christopher in 1880 TN Census - they have a son (Thomas) living with them (Born in 1866). Thomas is born in 1866 on the Zach/Mary Census 1870 IL.??? Decatur Daily Republican (Decatur, Illinois) 1880 Zacharia Owens & Wife & 3 children burned to death in a fire........ | OWENS, Zachariah (I304)
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| 185 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CAMPBELL, P. (I9841)
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| 186 | Children according to ancestry.com group sheet: Epinetus B Wood M 30 Aug 1806 in Woodville, Jefferson, New York, USA Mary Polly Wood F 17 Dec 1808 in Saratoga, [county], New York, USA John Wood M 1811 in Saratoga, [county], New York, USA Dorothy Dolly Wood F 4 Apr 1812 in Saratoga, [county], New York, USA Martha Wood F 6 Aug 1815 in Woodville, Jefferson, New York, USA Timothy Wood M 22 Sep 1817 in Woodville, Jefferson, New York, USA Hepsiba Hepsy Wood F 24 Jan 1819 in Woodville, Jefferson, New York, USA Stephen Ellis Wood M 1 Apr 1821 in Woodville, Jefferson, New York, USA Betsey Wood F 28 Feb 1823 in Woodville, Jefferson, New York, USA Horace Wood M 25 Mar 1825 in Woodville, Jefferson, New York, USA James Wood M abt 1826 Julia Wood F 10 Aug 1828 in Woodville, Jefferson, New York, USA Emily Wood F 4 Nov 1832 in Woodville, Jefferson, New York, USA | IRELAND, Barbara (I2806)
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| 187 | Children according to Ancestry.com to family group sheet: Martha Wood F Newburgh, Orange, New York, USA Thurston Wood M 2 Mar 1760 in Newburgh, Orange, New York, USA William Wood M 1761 in Newburg, Orange, New York, USA Jesse Wood M 1762 in Newburgh, Orange, New York, USA Timothy Wood M 1765 in Newburgh, Orange, New York, USA Samuel Wood M 6 Apr 1767 in Newburgh, Orange, New York, USA John Wood M 1768 in Newburgh, Orange, New York, USA Julia Wood F 1770 in Newburgh, Orange, New York, USA Dorothy Wood F 1772 in Newburgh, Orange, New York, USA James Wood M 22 Apr 1779 in Saratoga, [county], New York, USA Clarissa Wood F 1788 in [city], [county], New York, USA | BISHOP, Dorothy (I2808)
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| 188 | Col. in War | DEWITT, Abraham (Abram) (I79)
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| 189 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: C. MAUGANS / S. CAMPBELL (F1883)
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| 190 | Cousins | Family: Lorrah P Larry Bishop LAMB / Martha E LAMB (F557)
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| 191 | Cousins | Family: Lorrah P Larry Bishop LAMB / Minnie Tabitha Angeline LAMB (F558)
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| 192 | Dale Lodge (The Daily Times - Ottawa, IL) Dale Everett Lodge passed away Friday, March 23, 2007, at Hammond-Henry Hospital, Geneseo, following a brief illness. A celebration of life service will be held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, March 27, at Vandemore Funeral Home, Geneseo, where Geneseo VFW Post No. 5083 will accord military honors. Private inurnment will be in North Cemetery, Geneseo. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Monday at Vandemore, Geneseo. As he requested, cremation rites have been accorded. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials to the Maple City Band Endowment or the Dale E. Lodge Memorial Fund. Dale was born Dec. 21, 1918, in Lorraine Township, the son of Roy and Sadie Gobeyn Lodge. He married Margaret Cox Aug. 31, 1941, in Geneseo. She died Oct. 2, 1953. He then married Anne Hieronymus July 14, 1956, in Atlanta, Ill. He spent his entire life in Geneseo after graduating from high school in the class of 1936. He served in the Army Air Forces from January 1944 to May 1946, part of which he served in the European Theatre. He was a painting and decorating contractor. Dale was always involved in music, community and athletic projects. He was a golfer and a dedicated timer for wrestling, cross country and track events in schools. He was active at the community center. He was a member of the Maple City Band, and had been president and trustee. He was instrumental in establishing the Maple City Band Endowment Fund to preserve the band. He was one of the first members of the Bettendorf Park Band when it started in 1967. For many years, he played in the Kewanee Clown Band and in a local German band. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church, a life member of the Geneseo Historical Association, a life member of American Legion Post No. 350 and Geneseo VFW Post 5083. He and his daughter Susan were the first father and daughter to be members in the VFW. Dale blew Taps for hundreds of military funerals in Geneseo over the years. His children and grandchildren were a very important part of his life, and he followed them in their lives with pride and enthusiasm. He is survived by his wife, Anne; daughters and sons-in-law, Susan and Paul Backs, Leavenworth, Kan., Diane and Mike Hamman, Tomahawk, Wis.; and son and daughter-in-law, Scott and Katherine Lodge, Geneseo. He also is survived by four grandchildren, Nathan and Rebecca Backs, Leavenworth, and Joshua and Benjamin Dale Lodge, Geneseo. He was preceded in death by two sons, Andrew and Stacy; his parents; a sister, Gladys Way; and a brother, Glenn Lodge. View a celebration of life video and share an online condolence with Dale's family at www.vandemorefuneralhome.com. | LODGE, Dale E (I4475)
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| 193 | Danish descent. Lived in VA and TN. | CHAMNESS, Joseph Berry (I2884)
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| 194 | Date Processed: 01 Dec 1754 Record #: 20 Name: Andries A. Dewitt Spouse: Maria Depue Comment: Andries A. Dewitt, young man, with Maria Depue, young woman, both born in Marbletown and both residing in Wawarsing. Married the 24th of the above mentioned month, by Moses Depue, Justice of the Peace. Her first proposal. The text har Erste voorstel, is written under the date in each case; probably means the first publication of the banns. Collections of the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, Vol. VII, Wawarsing Reformed Dutch Church Records | Family: Andries A DEWITT / Maria DUPUY (F61)
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| 195 | Daughters of the American Revolution (June 14, 1947) | STEINER, Bessie Kathrine (I7)
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| 196 | Daughters of the American Revolution Application for Bess Steiner. "Unable to find Record (Burned)" | Family: Abraham (Abram) DEWITT / Catharina DEDRICK (F60)
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| 197 | David L. Tines, 54, of Marshalltown, IA, formerly of Geneseo, passed away Friday, August 06, 2010 at Iowa Veterans Home, Marshalltown, IA. Funeral services celebrating his life will be 10:30 am Monday, August 9, 2010 at Vandemore Funeral Home Ltd, Geneseo. Rev. Dr. Christopher Ritter will officiate. Burial will be in the Oakwood Cemetery, Geneseo; where Military Honors will be accorded by the Don Cherry Geneseo VFW Post #5083. Visitation for David will be 1 hour prior to services at the funeral home. Memorials may be directed to the David L. Tines Memorial Fund. David was born on September 11, 1955 in Geneseo the son of Carl G. and Betty (Parsons) Tines. He was a graduate of J.D. Darnell High School, Geneseo. David proudly served his country in the US Army. He was united in marriage to Shirley Smith on June 20, 1990 in Gladbrook, IA. David had been employed as a supervisor at Traer Manufacturing, Traer, IA for 23 years. He attended First United Methodist Church, Geneseo and was a member of Traer American Legion. David enjoyed camping, fishing (especially for Trout), reading about woodworking and photography. He also enjoyed computers, golfing and was an avid TV fan. Survivors include his wife Shirley, Gladbrook, IA; two sons Michael Tines & special friend Cheri, Gladbrook, IA; Josh Johnson, Lincoln, IA; a special grandson Michael, two brothers and sister-in-law Richard & Brenda Tines, Colona, IL; Paul Tines, New Orleans, LA. He was preceded in death by his parents. Vandemore Funeral Home | TINES, David Lynn (I5340)
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| 198 | DEATH CERTIFICATES (Last/First/Middle) (Sex/Race) (Age) (Cert#) (Death Date) (County/City/Date Filed) MCCREE EDGAR M/W UNK 0036281 1947-08-08 WILLIAMSON ROAD DIST NO 8 3 W - - | MCCREE, Edgar Vernell (I571)
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| 199 | Delewyn L. Schnaufer, 68, of Geneseo, passed away Sunday, Aug. 9, 2009, at the Hammond-Henry Hospital emergency room. Visitation for Delewyn will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug.11, at Vandemore Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Geneseo. A private graveside funeral service will be held on Wednesday at Oakwood Cemetery, Geneseo, with Deacon Tom Wachtel officiating. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials to the Delewyn L. Schnaufer Memorial Fund. Delewyn was born Aug. 5, 1941, in Geneseo, son of Glen J. and Vera M. McCoy Schnaufer. He was a 1959 graduate of Geneseo High School and attended Bradley University. He was united in marriage to Barbara Franz on Nov. 29, 1963. He later was united in marriage to Christine L. Wilson on Dec. 18, 1976, in Milan. Delewyn had been employed at the John Deere Foundry for 30 years in methods engineering, retiring in 1992. He was a member of St. Malachy’s Catholic Church, Geneseo. He received the highest honor you can receive in the De Molay. He enjoyed woodworking, gardening, Indian artifacts, listening to the Sunday Morning Jazz Patio, and was a avid St. Louis Cardinals fan. Delewyn was a loving and devoted husband and father. Survivors include his wife, Christine; a son, Scott Schnaufer, Geneseo; his mother-in-law, Louise Wilson, Geneseo; and several cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents. Share a message of sympathy with Delewyn’s family at www.vandemorefuneralhome.com. (from Rock Island Argus newspaper) | SCHNAUFER, Delewyn Lee (I1018)
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| 200 | Dentist 1930 IA Census - Living with Daughter (Mildred) and Family. | GALBRAITH, Hugh (I64)
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