RNT Family History
Notes
Matches 951 to 990 of 990
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| 951 | Twin | How, Ebenezer (I2162)
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| 952 | Twin | Kunkel, Josiah (I23683)
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| 953 | University of Glasgow: Special Collections Reference Code: GB 0247 MS Whistler A195 Call Number: MS Whistler A195 Content: Letter from Tom Armstrong to James McNeill Whistler. 22 Edwardes Square, Friday [1868?] 'Dear Jim,' The Irish Whistlers had a castle on Lough Neagh in Ulster and were buried at the Parish church at Magherafelt. He suggests Whistler writes to the rector, and to a surgeon at Bray in County Wicklow, Thomas Whistler, A.B., F.R.C.S. who is interested in the family history. Randolphus Whistler died in 1657 and was buried at Magherafelt. The family leased land from a London Company, and the Irish Gazetteer gives details of this. 'Yours ever-/Tom Armstrong Place of Creation: London England Date of Creation: 1868 Physical Description: ss. written on both sides mourning, holograph Language: English Document Type: Letter Associated Websites: MS Whistler A195. Transcription and notes. Level of Description: Item Access: Normal conditions Accession Number: 2491 (See collection level record) Series: Part of MS Whistler A-Z (See series level record) Record Number: 47487 Names associated with this document: author: Thomas Armstrong fl.1856-1868 Biographical notes recipient: James Abbot McNeill Whistler 1834-1903 Biographical notes subject: Ralph Whistler d. 1657 Biographical notes subject: Thomas Lowe Whistler b.c.1813 | Whistler, Ralph (I3630)
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| 954 | Unmarried | Prince of England John (I1827)
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| 955 | Unmarried | Codgbrook, Wiles (I1325)
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| 956 | US Federal Census 1920 Silver City, Juab, Utah, USA ***Married Bessie Amelia Allred, his wife's sister, one month after her death. | Naylor, Henry Mayor (I23416)
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| 957 | Utah Journal,14 Sep 1887, p. 3 ARTHUR PORCHER SUICIDES. ____________ A Thrill of Horror Sent Through The Community. ____________ On Saturday night, about 6 p.m., occurred one of those terrible events which send a thrill of horror through the community. About 7 p.m. the body of a young man, of powerful physique, was discovered, in an upper apartment of his father’s house on Third South street, wellering in a pool of blood and with the head almost severed from the body. The floor of the room was spattered and saturated with the crimson stain for some distance around, indicating that the struggle of the strong man with death had been prolonged and terrible. A razor smeared with blood was found ? the body, a circumstance tending to show that is was probably a case of suicide. For some cause Coroner Taylor was not notified of the case until yesterday morning when he immediately took steps to enquire into the cause of death in order to ascertain whether the man had been murdered or whether is was a case of suicide. The jury having been duly empanelled and witnesses sworn. Robert Porcher, father of the deceased was placed upon the stand. He testified, in substance, that the deceased was his son Arthur Porcher 28 years of age, dark complexioned, about 5 feet 11 inches in height, and unmarried. A little before 3 p.m. he noticed that Arthur seemed to be in a brown study about something. He was moody and silent accept when spoken to, when he merely answered in monosyllables. “Yes� or No. Witness told him he was going up town, when Arthur asked him if he had any money, and afterward handed his father 30 cents in change. Witness then went up town to make some purchases. This was about 3 p.m. He did not get back until about 6:30 p.m. and shortly after asked Walter (another son) where Arthur was, and he replied up stairs and that he thought he was asleep. Witness then took off his shoes to avoid waking him and went cautiously upstairs, when he discovered the deceased, and almost fainted with horror at the terrible picture presented. As soon as he recovered sufficiently he ran out an d alarmed the neighborhood in search of assistance. Walter Porcher, brother of the deceased, testified that he (Walter) was lying outside of the house under a tree when his father went up town and that shortly after his father left the house he heard his brother run up stairs, and subsequently heard him pacing the floor, until about 4 p.m. when he fell asleep and awakened later with a shock from a terrible dream, with the impression that some one was calling him. He added that deceased was subject to lapses of reason and that about eight years ago he had been sent to the asylum in this city for six months, and that about three years ago he had been locked up at the City Hall for interfering with a man on the sidewalk and that his fits of aberration were frequent and unaccountable; that he had no enemies and that there was not the slightest suspicion that he came to his death otherwise then by his own hand. The jurors brought in a verdict in accordance with the facts. – Deseret News. | Porcher, Arthur (I24035)
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| 958 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | DeKarver, Katrina Dawn (I1287)
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| 959 | Verify burial at Old Eno Presbyte,Orange Co.,North Carolina | Fausett, David (I3920)
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| 960 | Victoria's note: ***I put the junior on the end to keep them straight in my mind. It does not appear that they used the junior suffix. | Burnett, Samuel Henry Junior (I23321)
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| 961 | Victoria's note: (I will miss the way she would say, "Isn't that darling!) and "For cute!" Her favorite color: Pink (in its many shades) ========================== LaVone Kunkel Moulton LaVone Kunkel Moulton 1917 ~ 2005 LaVone Kunkel Moulton, died Friday morning at the age of 88. She was born February 25, 1917 in Salt Lake City, to Mattie Winkless and Arthur Roy Kunkel, the second of 2 daughters. She married Jack F. Moulton in 1941, and were married for 58 years when he died in 1999. They were sealed for time and all eternity in 1950. They are the parents of one son and four daughters. LaVone was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served actively all her life. She has been a member and leader in the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers. She was a great cook, she painted, sewed, quilted and had many other talents. LaVone loved animals and the outdoors. She was thought of as the Gum Drop Granny to thousands of children who dropped by for a gumdrop. LaVone has 26 grandchildren, and 37 great-grandchildren. She is survived by her sister, Arlyn June Johnson of Salt Lake City, her son Vaughn K. Moulton (Karen) of Highland, daughters: Sydney Taylor of Social Circle, GA; Kathleen Buhler (Carl) of Lehi; Madeleine Gale (Stephen) of Heber City; and June Hicken (Claude) of Heber City. Preceded in death by her husband, two great-grandchildren and a son-in-law, Roger Taylor. Funeral Services will be Thursday, March 10, 2005, at 11:00 a.m., in the Highland Utah West Stake Center, 9600 N. 6800 W. Friends and Family may call Wednesday evening from 6-8:00 PM at the Wing Mortuary, 118 E. Main, Lehi, and also Thursday morning from 9:30-10:30 a.m. at the church. Interment will be in the Heber City Cemetery, at 3:00 p.m. Published in the Salt Lake Tribune on 3/6/2005. ===== Also published in the Deseret News on the same date. =========== Music played at the funeral service by Alena Hicken: Lara's Theme It's Only a Paper Moon Tara's Theme I Have Two Little Hands (Primary Hymn) Because I Have Been Given Much | Kunkel, LaVone (I423)
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| 962 | Viewed census record. The transcriber's view was hindered by the census taker's handwriting of the "y" in Fanny's name over John's middle initial, but if you look closely and compare the consistency of the letters it is definitely a "T" for the middle initial. | Burnett, John Thomas (I482)
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| 963 | vol38 #4 | Underwood, Mary (I2145)
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| 964 | Volume VII, No. 1 March 1988 | Source (S111)
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| 965 | Washington 1990 | Source (S89)
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| 966 | WATSON, Shimie, age 25, single, occupation Farmer, son of Shimie and Mary Watson to Mildred East, age 25, single, daughter of Thomas C. and Matilda East.15 November 1866. Married by William Motley. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/1810/vwy.html Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection Name and Age: Sherrie H. Watson, age 63 as of 1902, received $30 pension as approved by Wm. B. Hurt, Chmn. of Confederate Pension Board. Comrades of veteran: (See Mildred J. Watson) VA town: Red Eye Member of: Company I, 53rd VA Regt. Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection Widow of A DECEASED SOLDIER, SAILOR OR MARINE FOR A PENSION. Name and Age: Mildred J. Watson, age 74 as of 1914, resided with her son, Paul Watson. Married Nov. 15, 1866 by Rev. Wm. Motley Widow of: Sherrie H. Watson who died on March 11, 1914 of heart disease. Captured July 3, 1863. Comrades of veteran: James W. Whitehead, Sr. and James Carter, both of Chatham VA town: Whittles Depot Member of: 53rd VA Regt., Company I | Watson, Shemi H. (I3535)
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| 967 | While working at the Falls, he fell into the river and drowned. Source: Craig Bryant | Knapp, Nathan (I2339)
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| 968 | Widdifield Cemetery On Stowe farm across the road from the EmmanuelP. H. Church The inscriptions on other stones are illegible.Many graves are marked by rocks ***Information from Dail Yeatts*** | Daniel, John W. (I641)
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| 969 | Widow of A DECEASED SOLDIER, SAILOR OR MARINE FOR A PENSION. Name and Age: Lettie Parsons,, 89 as of 1911, Married on Nov. 15, 1842 in Pittsylvania Co. by Rev. Woodson Widow of: William R. Parsons who died on Nov. 7, 1910 of old age.Comrades of veteran: J. W. WHITEHAEAD and JAMES CARTER, both of Chatham VA town:-Chatham Member of: R. W. Martin, Col. and Wm. M Tredway, Jrs. Company | Yeatts, Lettie (I829)
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| 970 | WIDOW OF A DECEASED SOLDIER, SAILOR OR MARINE FOR A PENSION. NAME:: Martha Harding, 67 as of 1901, Widow of John Hardy who died on Dec. 11, 1900 of paralysis, Married in 1850. PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY, VA --Piggs MEMBER OF: Company C, 5th Regt.. VA Cavalry | Yeatts, Martha Ann (I515)
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| 971 | Wife is listed as a widow on the 1880 United States Census: Dickensons, Franklin, Virginia Family History Library Film 1255366 NA Film Number T9-1366 Page Number 256C | Barnwell, T. P. (I1119)
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| 972 | wife listed as widowed on the 1880 Census with surname Saunsosee. | Saunsosee, Louis (I3817)
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| 973 | Wife, Nettie Nelson, gave birth to a son, Arthur Silas Burnett on 10 Nov 1900. The month after her husband died. | Burnett, Arthur Silas (I23315)
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| 974 | wife: Mathen Taylor married 19 May 1617, St. Andrew's Church, Earl's Colne, co. Essex,, England Also married to Joan ? | Brownson, John (I1689)
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| 975 | Wife: Mechteld VAN HEEMSTEDE Wife: Ida VAN OOSTERWIJK | Cuser, Willem (I1896)
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| 976 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Steed, Helen (I663)
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| 977 | Will dated 2 Oct 1776; probate 22 May 1777 in Pittsylvania Co. | Dodson, Fortunatus (I23564)
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| 978 | Will of John Johnson -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30 September 1659 The last will and Testament of John Johnson of Roxbury, this 30th of the 7th, '59, having my perfect memory and understanding by the blessing of my mercyfull Father, whose reconciled face in Jesus Christ my soule waitesth to behold. I dispose of my worldly goods and estate as followeth. My dwelling house and certaine lands I have allready given to my beloved wife during the term of her natural live, according to a deed wh is extant wh deede my will is shall be fulfilled, wherein also I have given her 60 pounds for her household furniture, wh house and lands after my wifes decease I give unto my 5 children to be equally divided, my eldest sonne having a double portion therein, according to the word of God. I give unto my two grandchildren who have lived with me Elizabeth Johnson and Mehitable Johnson, each of them 5 Lbs this to be paide within one yeare after my decease. I have formerly given to my sonnes Isaac Johnson and Robert Pepper a parcel of lands of 55 acres in the third division of the towns which I do hereby confirme. All the rest of my lands debts and moveable goods, my debts and funeral charges being first discharged I doe give unto my five children to be equally divided, my eldest sonne haveing a double portion. Also I make my sonns Isaak Johnson and Robert Pepper my executors of this my last will and Testament, and I request my deare brethren Elder Heath, and Deakon Parke, to be overseers of this my will and Testament, and in token of my love I give you each 10 pounds. If my children should disagree in any thing, I dow order them to choose one man more, to these my overseers, and stand to theire determination. the mark of J. J. John Johnson Witness John Eliot | Johnson, Captain John (I6860)
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| 979 | Will Probated | Pigg, Paul (I2392)
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| 980 | William Redfin was also known and William Redfyne, William Redfen, and William Redfyn. He and Rebecca immigrated before 1639 to Massachusetts. ================== William Redfin, son of Unknown and Cyrena Dustin (?), was born in 1613 in , Kent, England and died in Apr 1662 in New London, New London, Connecticut, at age 49. General Notes: BIOGRAPHY: William Redfield (Redfin, Redfyn, Redfyne) Probably French Huguenot - came from England about 1630. In 1639 he occupied a house and four acres of land on the south side of Charles River, Mass. about sixmiles from Boston. It was on the northwesterly corner of what is now Brighton ( near the present railroad station of Brighton. Later he became one of the early settlers of Pequot, now New London, Connecticut. In 1653 his name occurs in connection with Johnathan Brewster, son of elder William Brewster, who obtained title of lane from Uncas, the Mohegan chief, and conveyed to William Redfin May 29, 1654, ten acres of land; here he built a house and fenced it in. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~redrosrum/a1.htm | Redfield or Redfin, William (I3893)
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| 981 | WINKLESS, JOSEPH THOMAS Date of Death: 12/27/1957 Burial Property Name: Camellia Lawn Burial Section: 2 Burial Lot: 1021 Grave/Niche: 1 Entrance Gate: 17 Spouse: Lillian Littleford WINKLESS, LILLIAN L Date of Death: 04/28/1993 Burial Property Name: Camellia Lawn Burial Section: 2 Burial Lot: 1021 Grave/Niche: 2 Entrance Gate: 17 | Winkless, Joseph Thomas (I23808)
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| 982 | www.lds.org/churchhistory/library/pioneercompanysearch/ | Source (S124)
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| 983 | www.udn.lib.utah.edu | Source (S153)
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| 984 | Yakima Herald-Republic (WA) - March 25, 2005 Deceased Name: Germaine T. Simon Germaine T. Simon, 87, former Yakima resident, died Monday at Life Care Center of Bothell, Wash. Mrs. Simon was born in St. Leon, Manitoba, Canada. She moved with her family to the Northwest at an early age and settled in Moxee City. She cooked for the nuns at Holy Rosary School. She also worked as a grocery clerk, fruit packer and landlady of many properties that she purchased and renovated. Following the death of her husband, she moved to Bothell. Survivors include one son, Steve L. Simon of Yakima; three daughters, DeAnna Taylor of Monroe, Wash., Joann Heutmaker of Shoreline, Wash., and Linda Pich/ of Bellevue, Wash.; two sisters, Lynn Remillard and Blanche Deccio, both of Yakima; 11 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Vigil service will be Sunday at 6 p.m. at Langevin-Mussetter Funeral Home. Funeral Mass will be Monday at 10 a.m. at St. Joseph Catholic Church. The service will conclude at the church. Inurnment will be at Calvary Cemetery at a later date. Langevin-Mussetter Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. Yakima Herald-Republic (WA) Date: March 25, 2005 Author: Vera Sanabria Record Number: 10910B3FCC743CFE Copyright, 2005, Yakima Herald-Republic. All Rights Reserved. | Moreau, Marie Germaine Theresa Mary Jane (I23438)
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| 985 | Yakima Herald-Republic (WA) - March 26, 2005 Deceased Name: Germaine T. Simon June 4, 1917 - March 21, 2005 Langevin-Mussetter Funeral Home BOTHELL - Germaine was born in St. Leon, Manitoba, Canada, to Joseph and Aglae Moreau. She moved with her family to the Northwest at a very early age and eventually settled in Moxee City, Washington. As a young woman she cooked for the nuns at Holy Rosary School in Moxee. During this time, Germaine met and later married her husband of 61 years, Clyde Simon. Germaine worked as at grocery store checker, a fruit packer and landlady of many properties that she purchased and renovated. She was a creative and fun designer of many prom dresses, grower of great gardens and canner of many many quarts of fruit and vegetables, fisher of river trout and she had a passion for writing children's stories, until all was robbed from her by the most deadly killer of dreams, Alzheimer's Disease. After her husband's death, Germaine moved to Bothell to be near her daughters. As her memories faded away, she still brought her children together until she was certain they would always be close. She slipped away quietly having spent the previous day with her family around her recalling all of the great things that she meant to them. Germaine was the mother of four children: DeAnna (Adrian) Taylor of Monroe, Joann (Dick) Heutmaker of Shoreline, Steve L. (Sally) Simon of Yakima and Linda (John) Piche' of Bellevue; grandmother of eleven, Adrian Taylor, Tracy Lambert, Ken Heutmaker, Kris Jentoft, Cherie and Shannon Heutmaker (deceased), Kim Cline, Jeff Simon, and Stephanie, Yvette and Zachary Piche', and was the great grandmother of eighteen who lovingly all called her "Mimi". She is also survived be two sisters, Lynn Remillard and Blanche (Gene) Deccio, all of Yakima; sisters-in-law, Patricia Tieman of Yakima and Helen Moreau of Cottage Grove, Oregon and by many nieces and nephews. A Vigil Service will be at 6:00 p.m. Sunday, March 27, 2005, at Langevin-Mussetter Funeral Home. A Funeral Mass will be at 10:00 a.m. Monday, March 28, 2005, at St. Joseph Catholic Church. The services will conclude at the church. Inurnment will be at Calvary Cemetery at a later date. Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Association, in care of Langevin-Mussetter Funeral Home. Yakima Herald-Republic (WA) Date: March 26, 2005 Record Number: 10925C722BBB5B64 Copyright, 2005, Yakima Herald-Republic. All Rights Reserved. | Moreau, Marie Germaine Theresa Mary Jane (I23438)
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| 986 | Year: 1850 Territory: Utah County: Great Salt Lake Sheet No: 76A Reel No: M432-919 Division: Utah (Deseret) Page No: 150 Enumerated by: B. H. Young Transcribed by Channing Galbraith for USGenWeb, http://www.rootsweb.com/census/. Copyright: 2004 19 | 96 96 | Almon L. Fullmer | 33 M | Farmer 150 | PA | | F456 | 20 | 96 96 | Sarah Ann Fullmer | 27 F | | NY | | F456 | 21 | 96 96 | Almon L. Fullmer | 6 M | | IL | X | F456 | 22 | 96 96 | Sarah Fullmer | 3 F | | UT | | F456 | 23 | 96 96 | Buckley M. Fullmer | 6/12 M | | UT | | F456 | ==================== 1880 United States Census Thos. PRIDAY Self M Male W 32 ENG Mason & Builder ENG ENG Sarah PRIDAY Wife M Female W 29 NE --- --- Thos. PRIDAY Son S Male W 9 UT --- --- Frances PRIDAY Dau S Female W 5 UT --- --- Dewett PRIDAY Son S Male W 3 UT --- --- Julia PRIDAY Dau S Female W 1 UT --- --- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Providence, Cache, Utah Family History Library Film 1255336 NA Film Number T9-1336 Page Number 185A | Fullmer, Sarah Ann (I23815)
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| 987 | YEATTS, Andrew J., age 23, single, occupation Farmer, son of Stephen and Mary Yeatts to Susan M. Brumfield, age 22, single, daughter of Eppy N. and Martha Brumfield.6 November 1866. Married by William S. McDowell. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/1810/vwy.html | Family (F512)
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| 988 | YEATTS, Joseph T., age 29, single, occupation Farmer, son of Stephen and Mary Yeatts to Sencan Walton, age26, single, daughter of James M. and Latitia Walton. 19 February 1867. Married by William S. McDowell. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/1810/y.html | Family (F521)
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| 989 | YEATTS, Lee F., age 21, single, occupation Farmer, son of David T. and Tempy Yeatts to Everline L. Adkins, age 18, single, daughter of Doctor L. and Jane Adkins. 24 December 1867. Married by William S. McDowell. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/1810/y.html | Yates, Lee F. (I1029)
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| 990 | ZACHARIAH RIDDLE,SR.(TWIN), b. September 20, 1737, Prince George's County,Maryland (moved to Loudin County,Virginia,named father's Adminstrator of Will and bond for Will); d. 1822, Pittsylvania County,Virginia. Source: http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~stellacotrill/john-riddle.htm | Riddle, Zachariah (I3386)
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