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The Daily Times, Salisbury, Maryland, 30 Oct 1999, Sat • P12
"John H. Pigman Jr. BERLIN John H. Pigman Jr.i 48, of Scottsdale, Arizi, and formerly of Berlin died Sunday, Oct. 17, 1999. Born in Berlin, he was the son of Nancy Magee Pigman Hales of Peoria, Ariz., formerly of Berlin, and the late Brigadier General John H. Pigman, and the grandson of the late Raymond A. and Mary H. Magee. of Berlin. He was preceded in death by his sister, Melissa Pigman. He graduated from The Mercerburg Academy in Mercerburg, Pa., and attended Cal Poly College in San Luis Obispo, Calif., and Florida State University in Tallahassee, Fla. He was vice president and director of Better School Facilities Inc. of Phoenix, Ariz. In addition to his mother, he is survived by his brother, Kristen E. Pigman and family of Sacramento, Calif., and his aunt, Mary Lou Magee Kehoe and family of Carmichael, Calif. A memorial service was held Oct. 20 in Peoria."
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 | "A.R." Abram R. Howell - Oath Book - 1 Aug 1867
Source Information
Ancestry.com. Georgia, Returns of Qualified Voters and Reconstruction Oath Books, 1867-1869 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012.
Original data:
Georgia, Office of the Governor. Returns of qualified voters under the Reconstruction Act, 1867. Georgia State Archives, Morrow, Georgia.
Georgia, Office of the Governor. Reconstruction registration oath books, 1867, Georgia State Archives, Morrow, Georgia.
Description
This database contains records related to voter registrations in Georgia in 1867 and 1868 that met requirements of the Reconstruction Acts
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 | "An Interesting Appendix to the Stone Genealogy"
Prepared by John R. Bradfield, May 1979. Adelaide Spencer Stone's ancestors back to Philippe de Lannoy.
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 | "Docket" page 53 - Goslee
Docket page 53 re Goslee. "John Selby Goslee's mother was a Miss Mills, probably sister of Stephen Mills" (this is independently validated by Joyce Witt's chart which shows Nelly Mills m. Goslee. J. Witt's chart also shows Nelly's brother Stephen with identical birth date of 15 Aug 1786)
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 | 1792 Greene County, GA Map
Note that Hancock (created 1793) and Taliaferro (created 1825) do not appear.
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 | 1820 Census - Hanckock Co., GA p. 102
Parts of Hancock Co. came from what was previously Greene co.
McKinney Howell family: "Mckinny Howell" household consists of 2 males 10-16, 1 male 16-26, 1 male 26-45, 1 female under 10, 1 female 26-45, 6 slaves.
The age ranges in the census match the ages of the family as we know them as follows: Matthew C. Howell would be ~13 and John J. Howell would be ~10, McKinney would be ~39, Mary Johnson would be 34. The unidentified household members are the female under 10 and the male 16-26.
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 | 1822 Greene & Hancock County, GA Map
Note that Taliaferro County (created 1825) does not appear.
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 | 1830 Census - McKinney Howell
Taliaferro County, Georgia, records McKinney Howell household as follows: 3 males, 3 females, 13 slaves, and 1 male free person of color (page 363).
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 | 1830 Census - Samuel Johnson
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| 1838 Greene Co. Indenture. Veazey witnesses
Greene Co., GA Indenture 27 Apr 1838 between Isaac Roberts and Joseph Moore. Witnesses William C? Veazey, John L. Veazey J.P.
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Owner of original: Betty Howell Traver, James Brittain
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| At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
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 | 1850 Census - Jacob Boyer Family
1850 Census image, Bristol Township in the County of Philadelphia.
Dwelling number 318, Family number 320.
Enumerated 28 August, 1850
(Bristol Twp., Philadelphia County, was located just east of Germantown. The present day neighborhoods of East and West Oak Lane, Fern Rock and Logan are where the old Bristol Township was.)
Persons listed as being in the same "family" were (order below is same as census order):
Jacob Boyer, age 34, Saw grinder, born PA, "married within the year" not indicated.
George Boyer, age 2, born PA
Margaret Merion, age 21, born PA, "married within the year" not indicated.
John Butler, age 32, Saw grinder, Born Ireland
Elizabeth Butler, age 30, born England
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 | 1850 Census - John J. Howell
John J Howell 40, Elmina 36, John M. 17, Matthew A. 14, Burmah 10, Austria 8, Havilah 4, William 1.
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 | 1850 Census - John Selby Goslee
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 | 1850 Census - Joseph Howell
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 | 1850 Census - Love
Talbot County, Maryland. Perry S. (29), Mary (24), William (4), Sarah (2), Perry (5 months)
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 | 1850 Census - McKinney Howell family
Household consists of McKinney Howell (age 69), his wife Mary Johnson Howell (age 64). Living with them are McKinney's sister-in-law, Sara Howell (age 35), and her two children Samuel A. Howell (age 17, student), and Mary J. Howell (age 16). Also enumerated is an H?. Reynolds (age 25, farmer). Enumerated 26 Sep 1850, Greene Co. Georgia District 144, Roll 71, Page 106.
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 | 1850 Census - Peter Freeney
Salisbury, Somerset County, Maryland. Enumerated July 1850. Thomas B. Freeney, Sr. does not appear, but he was born in Dec 1850 after the census was taken.
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 | 1850 Census - William Jacob Webster family
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 | 1851 Canadian Census
Entry for John and Mary Hickman and daughter Sarah Jane Hickman
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 | 1851 England Census - John Turner family
Name: John Turner
Age: 67
Estimated birth year: abt 1784
Relation: Head
Spouse's name: Mary Turner
Gender: Male
Where born: Nth Petherwin, Devon, England
Civil Parish: Tavistock
County/Island: Devon
Country: England
Registration district: Tavistock
Sub-registration district: Buckland
Household schedule number: 22
Piece: 1883
Folio: 320
Page Number: 5
Household Members:
Name Age
John Turner 67
Mary Turner 71
Elizabeth Turner 35
Source Citation
Class: HO107; Piece: 1883; Folio: 320; Page: 5; GSU roll: 221032
Source Information
Ancestry.com. 1851 England Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2005.
Original data: Census Returns of England and Wales, 1851. Kew, Surrey, England: The National Archives of the UK (TNA): Public Record Office (PRO), 1851.
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 | 1854 Ship "Coosawattee" passenger list
John Howard, Sarah, Frederick, Alfred and James are listed as #2 - #6.
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 | 1860 Census - Elmina Howell family
White Plains, Greene County, GA - Names appear spelled as Hamill/Hawill/Howell - Elmira age 40, J M age 27, Alonzo age 24, Milla age 14 and William age 11. There is a listing above Elmina's for Jno M. Howell, no age listed, value of real estate 4,500; household value 13,700.
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 | 1860 Census - Jacob Boyer family
1860 Census
P. 17 1st district, 22nd Ward, Philadelphia County, PA
Enumerated 8 Jun 1860, Post office: "Germantn"
All born in PA
Jacob Boyer, 42, Laborer
Margt. ,30
George, 12
Anna, 9
Sarah, 7
Elizabeth, 5
Jacob, 9 months
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 | 1860 Census - John Howard family
Living in Leverington, Manayunk, Philadelphia, PA John (33), Sarah (31), Frederick (12), Alfred (10), James (6), Sevena (2), John W (1 month).
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 | 1860 Census - Peter Freeney family
Salisbury, Somerset Co., Maryland. Entire family b. Maryland. Spelled Freeny by census taker.
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 | 1861 England Census - John Maunder, Eliza Turner
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 | 1863 Greene County, GA Map
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 | 1864 Census for Re-Organizing the Georgia Militia
19th Senatorial District - 608th Militia District
Howell, Abrom B., 56yr. 6 mos., Overseer, b. GA.
Johnson, Silas M. 50 yrs 6 mos, Farmer, b. GA.
"Ancestry.com. 1864 Census for Re-Organizing the Georgia Militia [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2012. This collection was indexed by Ancestry World Archives Project contributors. Original data: Cornell, Nancy J. 1864 Census for Re-Organizing the Georgia Militia. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2000."
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 | 1870 Census (1st enumeration) Jacob Boyer Family
1870 Census - Philadelphia County, Ward 22, District 71 Germantown Post Office. Enumerated 14 July 1870
Jacob Boyer, age 55, Laborer, both parents born in USA, born PA, male citizen of US 21 or over
Margaret, age 41, both parents born in USA, born PA
George, age 23, Gardener, born PA, male citizen of US 21 or over.
Annie, age 19, Works in wollen mill, born in PA
Sallie, age 17, Works in wollen mill, born in PA
Lizzie, age 13, Works in wollen mill, born in PA
Jacob, age 11, born in PA, attended school within the year
Henry, age 8, born in PA, attended school within the year
John, age 5, born in PA
Delbert, age 3, born in PA
Aleah, age 9 months, born in PA, born within the past year in October.
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| At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
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| 1870 Census - Erastus Burk Family
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Owner of original: Year: 1870; Census Place: Township 9, Placer, California; Roll: M593_76; Page: 471B; Family History Library Film: 545575 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1870 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009. Images reproduced by FamilySearch.
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 | 1870 Census - John Howard family p.1
Living in Manayunk, PA
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 | 1870 Census - John Howard family p.2
Living in Manayunk, PA. Alfred (age 19), James (age 17), Sayrene (age 14), John (age 10), Emmi? (female age 3)
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 | 1870 Census - Peter Freeney
Salisbury, Somerset Co.
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 | 1876 Map of Salisbury, Wicomico, Co., MD
Freeney locations highlighted and linked to individuals where known. Centennial map includes names of landowners.
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 | 1876 Salisbury, Wicomico County Map
Centennial map includes names of landowners. Many Freeney's are shown.
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 | 1880 Census - Freeney
Wicomico County, Maryland
Thomas B. Freeney, w, m, 29, carriage builder.
Emily, w, f, 30, wife, keeping house
Leonia, w, f, 6, daughter
Fannie E., w, f, 4, daughter
Sonora A., w, f, 3, daughter
Ella M., w, f, 1, daughter
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 | 1880 Census - Jacob Boyer family
Philadelphia County, Philadelphia, PA
Second Street Road
Enumerated 8 June 1880
All below born in PA, Parents born in PA
Margaret Boyer, 45, Widowed,
Annie, 26, daughter, Works in Wollen Mill
Sarah, 24, daughter, Works in Wollen Mill
Elizabeth, 22. daughter, Works in Wollen Mill
John, 14, son, Works in Wollen Mill
Delbert, 12, son, Works in Wollen Mill
Leah, 10, daughter, at school
Brunner, 8, son.
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 | 1880 Census - John Howard family
Living in Caroline Co., MD.
Name Age
John Howard 53
Sarah Howard 51
John Howard 18
Ida Howard 10
Thomas Bradly 9
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 | 1880 Census - John McKinney Howell family
p 1 of 2
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 | 1880 Census - John McKinney Howell p 2 of 2
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 | 1880 Census - William Johnson Howell family
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 | 1880 Census entry for Coster
Lawrence Coster, Isabel Burk and their son Lawrence.
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 | 1881 Census of Canda - Edward D. Davison, Alma, Ellen
Edward age 35, Alma age 25, Ellen "Nellie" age 5 months.
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 | 1895 Greene, Hanckock, Taliaferro, GA Counties Map.
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 | 1900 Census - Emma B. Howell and her son Edward Howell
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 | 1900 Census - Marcellus Webster household
Household Members:
Macellus S Webster 49 Head
Sadie W Webster 37 Wife
Burdette Webster 15 Daughter
Also listed:
Jennie M Brewington 38 Boarder
Sara J Webster 12
Sara J Webster - appears here, age 12, living in the home of her aunt Sarah "Sadie" Brewington Webster and her husband Marcellus Webster. Sadie's sister Jennie Brewington is listed as a boarder. This is understandable as Sarah Jennies's mother, Elisabeth Ellen Brewington died 2 years previously in childbirth.
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 | 1900 Census - Percy Vincent Howell
Percy, Beulah, Louise, Henry, and Florence appear. Missing are Milledge Edward and Eva May.
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 | 1900 Census George W. Boyer Family
Tabor Road, Philadelphia, PA. George W. Boyer, head b. Feb. 1855 age 45 'gardener helper(?)'; Mabel G., daughter, b. Oct. 1889 age 10; George W., son b. June 1892 age 7(?); Wilbur R, son, b. Dec. 1896 age 3; Mary Whiteheart(?), H. Keeper, b. Aug, 1851.
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 | 1910 Census - John William Carlin family
Enumerated 15 Apr. 1910 - 23rd Ward, District 472, Philadelphia, Hawthorn St. Philadelphia, PA
John, head, 43, born PA, parents born PA, Foreman N.S. Arsenal.
Ralph H., son, 20 born PA, parents born PA, attendant, Insane Asylum
Edith, daughter, 17, born PA, parents born PA, Operator, N.S. Arsenal.
William R., son, 14,born PA, parents born PA, laborer, saw factory.
Florence, daughter, 12, born PA, parents born PA
Mary E., daughter, 10, born PA, parents born PA
Jane C. Edel, housekeeper, 33, Mill? in Department Store
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 | 1910 Census Leona Freeney Sparrow
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 | 1910 US Census - Richard T. West family
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 | 1911 Canadian Census - Archibald Campbell household
South York, Ontario, Canada
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 | 1911 Canadian Census - Spencer Stone household
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 | 1911 Census of Canada - Frank Davison household
Includes nephews, Ned and Bud Davison.
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 | 1916 Marriage certificate: Boyer - Carlin
Marriage certificate of Wilbur Russell Boyer, Sr. and Elizabeth Mary Carlin, 24 October 1916, Cecil County, Elkton, MD
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 | 1919 Death Certificate - Alfred Howard
Lists parents John Howard and Sarah Bew both b. England.
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 | 1920 Census - Boyer
Enumerated 2 January, 1920
W.R. Boyer family:
5401 Front Street, Philadelphia, PA
William R. Boyer, head, rented house, age 22, reads, writes, born PA, father born PA, mother born New Jersey, supervisor, Penna RR Co.
Elizabeth M., wife, age 20, reads, writes, born PA, parents born PA.
Evelyn, daughter, age 1, born PA.
Heatherlin, Mary C, aunt, age 59, reads, writes, born in PA, father born Canada (English), mother born PA.
George W. Boyer family
5337 Front St.
George W., head, owner, age 72,reads, writes, born PA, parents born PA, night watchman, Water Bureau.
Mary A., wife, age 69, reads, writes, born NJ, father born NJ, mother born PA.
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 | 1920 Census - James and Hannah Howard
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 | 1920 Census - John M. Howell family
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 | 1920 Census American Corner, Caroline County, MD
John and Sarah Howard, James and Hannah Howard, Annie Love and family,
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| 1930 US Census - Olive, Edward, Jane Carter
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 | 1930 US Census - Thomas Barton Freeney and Sara Webster Freeney
Also in the same household are W.L. Howard his wife Marguerite Freeney and their daughter Cara Lynn
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| 1930 US Census - Wilbur Boyer, Mary Boyer
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 | 1935 Death certificate - James Howard
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| 1940 - Nellie Smith Rymal's letters
Letters from Nellie Smith Rymal re: Cherry Family. Mentions Betsy Cherry m. William Spencer. (Cherry Dolezal collection)
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Owner of original: Cherry Dolezal
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| 1940 Census for Howell Family in Puerto Rico
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| 1940 US Census - Edward Carter, Olive Umlauf, Jane Carter Family
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 | 1977 Elizabeth M. Boyer obituary
Elizabeth M. Boyer, 78, of 300 First avenue, died Sunday in Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. A resident here for 13 years, she was born in the Frankformd section of Philadelphia and formerly lived in Olney. Surviving are her husband, Wilbur R.; son Wilbur R. Jr. of Media, PA.; daughter, Evelyn Hinsdale of Fort Myers, Fla.; five grand children and three great grandchildren. Services were held at the John C. Sundak Funeral Home, Cape May, with the Rev. William Stott, rector of the Episcopal Church of the Advent, officiating. Burial was in Cold Spring Cemetery.
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 | A Brief History of the Howard Family
by Sadie Howard Maloney - 1959
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 | Abram Howell - 1850 Federal Census - Slave Schedule
8 Slave inhabitants listed. Taliaferro, GA 1 Oct 1850
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Owner of original: myfamily.com, ancestry.com
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 | Abram Howell re: Sheriff Sale
Southern Recorder, 14 June, 1859
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 | Abram R. Howell family - 1850 Census
Abram K Howell Male 43 b. Georgia
Permelia Howell Female 28 b. Georgia
Rebecca Ann Howell Female 15 b. Georgia
Mary C Howell Female 14 b. Georgia
Joseph Howell Male 12 b. Georgia
Clivers A Howell Male 10 b. Georgia
Sarah Howell Female 8 b. Georgia
Thomas Howell Male 6 b. Georgia
Edward Howell Male 5 b. Georgia
Texany Howell Female 3 b. Georgia
Martha Howell Female 2 b. Georgia
Household ID 246
Line Number 18
Affiliate Name The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
Affiliate Publication Number M432
Affiliate Film Number 83
GS Film Number 442892
Digital Folder Number 004191564
Image Number 00225
Citing this Record "United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MZY6-BNQ : 29 February 2020), Abram K Howell, Taliaferro county, Taliaferro, Georgia, United States; citing family 246, NARA microfilm publication M432 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).
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 | Abram R. Howell m. Permelia Dunham
15 Sep 1831, Taliaferro, Georgia, United States
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 | Accident at Hebron
Newspaper article describing the accidental death of Noah Wesley Majors, husband of Elizabeth Jane Goslee.
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Owner of original: Wanda Dawson
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 | Ada Jane Burk - Death record
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 | Ager Andrew & Mary Neal - 61st Anniversary
Denton Journal
Denton, Maryland
14 Jan 1899, Sat, page 3
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 | Ager Andrew - 2nd obituary
Denton Journal (Denton, Maryland) 16 Jun 1900, Saturday, Page 8
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 | Ager Andrew - obituary
Denton Journal (Denton, Maryland) · 9 Jun 1900, Sat · Page 3
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 | Ager Andrew in an enfeebled condition
Denton Journal (Denton, Maryland) · 16 Sep 1899, Sat · Page 3
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 | Alexandra Ewing Stone - New York Times obituary
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 | Alice Dana Johnson - Obituary
Boston Herald - Fri 15 Dec 1972 Page 28
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 | Alice Seedeers Howard - Obituary (p1)
The Star-Democrat, Easton, Maryland, 19 May 1994, Thu, Page 10 "Alice T. Howard FEDERALSBURG Alice T. Howard of Federalsburg died Tuesday, May 17, 1994 at Nanti- coke Memorial Hospital, Seaford, Del. She was 96. Born March 13, 1898 at Ameri- can Corner near Federalsburg, she was the daughter of the late Benaiah Tharp and Georgeanne Crvonno CoaHars On Oont 19 1Q19 she married L. Claude Howard. He died Oct. 5, 1959."
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 | Alice Seeders Howard - Obituary (p2)
The Star-Democrat, Easton, Maryland, 19 May 1994, Thu, Page 10 (continued)
"She was a graduate of Federalsburg High School and a 1917 graduate of Maryland Normal School in Towson. She taught at Nichols School for several years. She retired from Puncke Insurance Agency in the 1970s. Mrs. Howard was a member of Union United Methodist Church, the Berea Bible Class, Circle Mary, and was a member and received special missionary recognition from the United Methodist Women. She also was a member of Order of the Eastern Star Nanti-coke Chapter No. 64 for the past 65 years, and served as their Worthy Matron in 1934. She was a past president of the Caroline County Farm bureau and served on its Ladies Advisory Board, and was a past president of Caroline Homemakers Club. Mrs. Howard is survived by three grandchildren, Connie H. Blanchfield, Patricia H. Glessner and Melinda Hagedorn, all of Federalsburg; five great grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren. A son, Lawrence Claude Howard Jr., died Nov. 15, 1961. Services will be held at 2 p.m., Friday, May 20 at Framptom-Hawkins-Eskow Funeral Home, Federalsburg. Burial will be at Hill Crest Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday form 7 until 9 p.m., where there will be an Eastern Star service at 8 p.m. Memorial donations may be made to Union United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 156, Federalsburg, Md. 21632."
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 | Alma Howell - Wedding photo in Vogue Magazine
Photo bottom p. 13 Feb 1, 1927
Photo by Franz Löwy (1883-1949)
http://www.pratercottage.at/2014/02/25/der-wiener-starfotograf-franz-loewy-1883-1949/
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| Alma Howell / Paul Passini Wedding Invitation
(pdf attached)
Monsieur Alfred Gruenberger, Ministre d'Autriche à Paris, et Madame Alfred Gruenberger, née Davison ont l'honneur de vous faire part du mariage de leur belle-fille et fille, Mademoiselle Alma Minora Howell, avec Monsieur Paul Passini,
Et vous prient d'asoister à la bénédiction nuptiale qui leursera donnée le Samedi 11 Septembre 1926 à midi
vcès prćcis, en l'Eglise St Georges / 7, rue Auguste Vacquerie /.
15, rue Beaujon.
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 | Alma Howell article
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 | Alma Howell birth announcement
Article in Atlanta Constitution 26 July 1901.
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 | Alma Howell Passini - Ship records 1939
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 | Alma Howell passport application (page 1 of 3)
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 | Alma Howell passport application (page 2 of 3)
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 | Alma Howell passport application (page 3 of 3)
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 | Alma M. Howell - Visiting in Atlanta
The Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia, 09 Jan 1942, Fri, Page 18
"Mrs. Alma M. Howell, daughter f Henry Howell and the former Miss Ellen M. Davison, oi Bridge water. Nova Scotia, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. G. A. Camp and Mr, and Mrs. William Richardson at their home on Feachtree circle Mrs. Howell is a native of Atlanta, but has spent most of her life abroad and in England."
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 | Amelia J. Purnell - Obituary
Obituary - The Morning News, Wilmington, Delaware, 03 Aug 1955, Wed, Page 35 "Mrs. Amelia J. Purnell - Salisbury, Md., Aug. 2 (Special). - Funeral services were held today in Berlin for Mrs. Amelia Jones Purnell, 87, of that town. She died Saturday of a complication of diseases. The widow of Francis Ernest Purnell, she is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Clinton Quillin, Salisbury; Mrs. Asher Lee Long of Millsboro, Del., and Mrs. Pearl Magee, Berlin, and a son, Franklin, also of Berlin."
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| American Boyers - Exerpts from 1915 edition
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 | Andrew - Sheriff Sale of Real Estate
Denton Journal (Denton, Maryland) 07 Feb 1880, Saturday, Page 2
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| At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
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 | Anna Chochran Ewing - New York Times obituary
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 | Anna E. Payne (Mrs. Langrell) - Obituary
The News Journal, Wilmington, Delaware
03 Jun 1948, Thursday, Page 12
"Mrs. Langrell, One of Oldest Caroline Citizens, Dies at 93 FEDERALSBURG, Md- June 3 (Special). After a prolonged period of poor health, Mrs. Annie L. Langrell. 93 years old, died at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Nora Howard, at American Corners yesterday morning. She was one of the oldest citizens in lower Caroline County and had resided in this county all of her life. She was the daughter of the late James L. and Julia Blades Payne. Surviving are four children by a previous marriage: Mrs. Nora Howard, Walter Love and Howard Love all of near town and William Love of near Denton. Funeral services will be held at the home in American Comers tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev. Perry O. Hill, pastor of the Christ Methodist Church of Federalsburg officiating. Interment will be in the cemetery at Union Grove near Preston, Md. Friends may call at the Frampton Funeral Chapel this evening."
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 | Anna Freeney Brewington
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 | Anne Lee Howell - Obituary
Boston Globe
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 | Annie Boyer - death certificate
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| At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
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 | Anti Sedig
Nationwide Gravesite Locator record
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| Antti Sedig and Sanni Palomaki 1940 Census
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Place: new york, ny
40.7127837, -74.00594130000002
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 | Antti Sedig on Passenger List
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40.7127837, -74.00594130000002
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 | Antti Sedig WWI Draft Registrars Report
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 | Antti Sedig WWII Draft Registrar
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Place: Brooklyn, NY
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 | Arch. Campbell Canadian Parliament
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Owner of original: https://archive.org/stream/canadianparliame00montuoft#page/162/mode/2up
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 | Archibald Campbell - 1891 Census
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 | Archibald Campbell Burial Record
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Owner of original: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-D5GF-XL?cc=1627831
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 | Archibald Campbell, Mirrette Burk - Marriage record from Madison County, Kentucky, United States.
8 Feb 1871 - Kentucky, USA. Kentucky, County .
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Owner of original: Marriage Records. Kentucky Marriages. Madison County Courthouse, Richmond, Kentucky
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| Article on Oscar Webster's murder.
Article on Oscar Webster's murder. From: Baltimore Sun 10 Oct 1877.
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 | Barton Freeney - Death notice
The Democratic Advocate, Westminster, Maryland, 02 Feb 1884, Sat, Page 2 - "Barton Freeny, a young and prosperous farmer, residing near Salisbury, committed suicide Wednesday morning about eleven o’clock by jumping from the garret of his residence, breaking his neck. No cause is given for his action, as he was quite well otf. He leaves a wife and several cnildren."
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 | Barton Freeney - death notice
The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Maryland, 31 Jan 1884, Thu, Page 4
"Suicide in Wicomico County. Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.1 Salisbury. Md Jan. 30. Barton Freeny, a young and prosperous farmer, residing- near Salisbury, committed suicide this morning; about eleven o'clock by Jumping from the garret of his residence, breaking his neck. No cause is given tor his action, as he was quite well off. He leaves a wife and several children."
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 | Benefit concert for Henry Howell, "brilliant pianist"
Article appearing in the Atlanta Constitution 12 May, 1895
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 | Benjamin Frank Read - Death certificate
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 | Benjamin Frank Read marriage to Mabel Alma Peters
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| Benjamin Rhodes
Handwritten document. Possible connection to John McBride. Notes and document from Betty H. Traver.
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 | Bertha Howell Camp - funeral invitation
The Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia, 11 Sep 1963, Wed, Page 23
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 | Bertha Howell Camp - Obituary
The Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia, 11 Sep 1963, Wed, Page 22
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 | Betsey Anne Stone -- death record
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| Bettie H. Deveraux Obituary
Bettie Harrington Deveraux Obituary appearing in The News Journal, Friday, January 4, 2008 (PDF file)
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| Bill Boyer - Hometown Hero
Article appearing in the Naples Daily News. Covers Wilbur R. Boyer's participation in World War II as a Navy radioman.
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| Bill Boyer obituary
Wilbur R. "Bill" Boyer obituary - Ft. Myers News-Press
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| Blanche Elder Howell - Plot Record
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 | Blanche Larzelere death certificate
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 | Boone Hall Plantation
"The Thomas Stone Years" - Plaque on the site of Boone Hall Plantation - taken in 2003 When Boone Hall was a museum.
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 | Boone Hall Plantation - Sold to New Yorkers
Newspaper article about the sale of Boone Hall to Thomas A. and Alexandra Stone
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 | Boy Shot As Result of Prank
Denton Journal (Denton, MD) 18 Feb 1922, page 5
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 | Boyer - Reese Marriage
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 | Boyer Guns!
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| Boyer house fire article
pdf version of Article appearing in the Philadelphia Inquirer 11 Feb, 1897 describing the terrible fire in which Gwendoline was killed.
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| Brewington / Brereton Family History
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 | Bristol Township, Philadelphia - Townships Consolidated in 1854
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 | Burdette Brweington Webster - Obituary
The Evening Sun, Baltimore, Maryland, 31 Aug 1936, Mon • Page 30
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| Burk - Frear Marriage (index entry)
Alameda, California
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| Burk Pioneer's Cemetery Inscriptions
Picture and inscription of the tomstones at the Burk Pioneer Cenetery, Darlington Ontario. Requires Adobe Reader to view. Posted by Graham Stewart - Nov 17, 2004 on the Burk family web - myfamily.com
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 | Cambpell - McDiramid marriage record
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 | Camp Fire Girls News
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 28 May 1933 re: Hendrika and Susanna Vriesenga.
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 | Campbell - Foster marriage certificate
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Owner of original: https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9Q97-Y3S9-V54?i=60&cc=1784216
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 | Campbell - Turner Marriage Certificate
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Owner of original: https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9Q97-Y399-9LG1?i=1121&cc=1784216
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 | Campbell Flour Mills - Financial Information
Poor's Manual of Industrials: Manufacturing, Mining, and Miscellaneous Companies
From Volume 4 of Poor's Manual of Industrials: Manufacturing, Mining and Miscellaneous Companies, Poor's Railroad Manual Company, 1913
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 | Cara Lynn Howard - Attends Bryn Mawr College
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 | Cara Lynn Howard - Engagement Announced
The Morning News (Wilmington, Delaware) · 15 Aug 1952, Fri · Page 26
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 | Cara Lynn Howard - engagement announced
The Morning News (Wilmington, Delaware) · 15 Aug 1952, Fri · Page 26
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 | Cara Lynn Howard - Home for Christmas
Teaching at St. Timothy's School
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 | Cara Lynn Howard - Honor Roll at Penn Hall
The Daily Times (Salisbury, Maryland) · 6 Jan 1947, Mon · Page 7
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 | Cara Lynn Howard - Music Scholarship
Public Opinion (Chambersburg, Pennsylvania) · 10 Jun 1947, Tue · Page 6
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 | Cara Lynn Howard - Teacher at St. Timothy's School - Home for Christmas -
The Daily Times (Salisbury, Maryland) · 19 Dec 1952, Fri · Page 19
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 | Cara Lynn Howard is born
The News Journal (Wilmington, Delaware) 30 Sep 1929, Mon p.8
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 | Cara Lynn Howard To Wed New Yorker
The Daily Times (Salisbury, Maryland) · 13 Aug 1952, Wed · Page 11
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 | Carlin 1900 US Census
John William Carlin and family. Incorrectly spelled as Carliss.
"United States Census, 1900," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-6Q4Q-VQM?cc=1325221&wc=9B7B-V89%3A1030550501%2C1036056801%2C1036223001 : 5 August 2014), Pennsylvania > Philadelphia > ED 537 Philadelphia city Ward 23 > image 25 of 26; citing NARA microfilm publication T623 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).
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 | Carter - Benson marriage announcement
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 | Carter - Benson Marriage Certificate
15 Jul 1885. Edward William Carter and Jennie Benson, 1906 Pine St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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 | Cecelia Keilholtz Stith - Obituary
The Baltimore Sun, 30 Oct. 1961 - Page 25
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 | Charles Edward Herget - Obituary
The Daily Times, Salisbury, Maryland, 16 Aug 1977, Tue • Page 7
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 | Charles Smith Turner Hickman family - 1911 Census of Canada
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 | Charles Umlauf
Obituary
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 | Cherry House Was Home Of Revolution Veteran
The Galveston Daily News, Galveston, Texas,23 Feb 1969, Sunday, P19
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 | Church of the Ascension (Episcopal) records
Blanche Larzelere, Rebeca E. Larzelere
1888 Philadelphia, PA
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| Cive Nelms - Estate Administration Announcement
13 Jul 1846 - Daily Chronicle and Sentinel
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 | Cive Nelms - Estate Administration Announcement
13 Jul 1846 - Daily Chronicle and Sentinel
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 | Clopton - Antique Pedigree
From the Harleian Manuscript collection in the British Museum in London. Click on red dots to see database entry.
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| D.A.R. application of Marguerite Freeney.
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 | Daniel Traver obituary
Daniel Traver obituary (likely from The Herald Journal, Greensboro, GA) Source: J. Spencer Howell
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 | DAR Book - Elizabeth Wardner Stith
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| At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
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Owner of original: W. Darcy McKeough
Date: 1 Jun 2018
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 | David Barton Howell - birth announcement
The Daily Times (Salisbury, Maryland) · 18 Dec 1956, Tue · Page 13
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| David O'Killia, the immigrant of Old Yarmouth, Massachusetts with his descendants and allied families
PDF of selected pages.
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Owner of original: Charles Donald Davison
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 | Davison Lumber Company history
From the archives of the DesBrisay Museum, Bridgewater, NS - 2003
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Owner of original: DesBrisay Museum
Date: July 2003
Place: Bridgewater, NS
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 | Davison Lumber Mill at Hastings
As you read this article please remember that the Davison Lumber Mill at Hastings was of course built after the death of E.D. Davison, Sr., and after his sons sold the company their father founded to John M. Hastings. Hastings renamed the company Davison Lumber Company. Another point, interesting to us but unmentioned in the article, is that Helen Hastings, the daughter of John Hastings, married Harold Doran "Budd" Davison in 1914 - Budd is the son of E.D. Davison, Jr.
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 | Death Certificate - John Thomas Edgar Freeney
Lists Martha Carolyn Freeney as his wife.
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 | Death of Thomas B. Freeney Sr.
Newspaper article. Was placed between the pages of the Freeney family bible.
"Mr. T.B. Freeny committed suicide on Wednesday last by jumping from the window of his house on "Spring Hill" farm. For some days past he had been suffering from pneumonia, and in a fit of mental aberration, got up from his bed on the first floor and went direct to the garret, and jumped through the window, breaking his neck and fracturing his skull. The deceased was a son of Peter Freeney and a highly respected citizen of this county. He leaves a wife and six children."
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 | Deed to Joseph Howell 1830 Taliaferro County - P.1
19 December 1830 - Original handwritten Deed from A. R. Ransone(?) to Joseph Howell for 132 acres in Taliaferro County, Georgia. Witnessed by Silas M. Johnson and S. Johnson J.P. (A.S. Howell collection courtesy of Jim Brittain, Jr.)
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 | Deed to Joseph Howell 1830 Taliaferro County - P.2 (reverse)
19 December 1830 - Original handwritten Deed from A. R. Ransone(?) to Joseph Howell for 132 acres in Taliaferro County, Georgia. Witnessed by Silas M. Johnson and S. Johnson J.P. (A.S. Howell collection courtesy of Jim Brittain, Jr.)
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 | Deed to McKinney Howell for 150 acres, Hancock Co in 1818.
19 October 1818 - Original handwritten Deed from John Cain to McKinney Howell for 150 acres in Hanckock County, Georgia. Witnessed by Joseph Howell. The deed is on one 12" x 14" piece of paper and contains a rather home made red seal in the bottom right. (A.S. Howell collection courtesy of Jim Brittain, Jr.)
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 | Deed to Samuel Armstrong Howell
Greene County, GA, 8 Acres from E.F. Jarrell to S. A. Howell. in 1861. Scan of original indenture. (A.S Howell collection courtesy of Jim Brittain.)
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 | Degge Block article
Article appearing in Chatham This Week - September 15, 2010 describes the history of the Chatham, Ontario store at one time owned by Thomas Stone and his son Spencer Stone. By John Rhodes. (Article forwarded to me by Darcy McKeough)
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 | Descendants of Peter Smith and Margaret MacMillan
Descendants of Peter Smith and Margaret MacMillan his wife. March 20, 1973.
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Owner of original: Ted Lollis
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| At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
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Owner of original: W. Darcy McKeough
Date: 29 December 2011
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 | Docket p. 54
Obadiah Mills born 1740. Mentions: Senator Kenney of Delaware, Joshua Kenney, Sallie Anne Kenney.
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 | Docket p. 55
Names mentioned (partial list), Jonathan Bailey, Jonathan Edward Bailey, James Bailey, Jonathan Waller born near Delmar, father of Thomas W. Waller, Penny Miller, Thomas W. Waller, Benney Waller, John Waller son of Alfred and Betsy Waller. Richard Waller husband of Liffie (Wall) Goslee Waller who was a daughter of Richard Goslee, sister of Nancy Humpfreys and Mrs Edward L. Austin 1st.
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 | Docket p.52
Docket p.52 mentions (partial) Stephen Mills born 5 August 1786, John Selby Goslee, Stephen Mills, Minnie Mills Dick, Dow Mills, John Mills owner of Johnson farm (of which F. Grant Goslee homstead); Jacob Mills, Clement Goslee, Elijah Goslee, George Goslee, Henrietta Dashiell.
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 | Docket p.56
Mentions (partial): Isabella Lowe, Isabella (Mills) Lowe, Levin Lowe, Hannah Ellen Killiam born 1835. James Ralph father of David Ralph, Sydney Ralph, William James Ralph, Longstreet Ralph. Martha Woolford daughter of John Selby Goslee. Parson's Cemetery, Salisbury, MD.
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 | Docket p.57
Mentions (partial): Henry Jackson, Laurel, Sussex Co.,DE related to Sallie a Kerney. Postmaster Phillips (Harry), Salisbury, MD 1921. Thomas Bothum, John Selby Goslee, Margaret Bothum, Anne Maria Bothum Goslee. Whittington, H. Fillmore Lankford
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 | Docket p.58
Mentions (partial): John Kearney, Joseph Thomas Kearney, Potsville M. P. Cemetery. Mt. Pleasant Church Yard.
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 | Docket p.60
Mentions (partial): Robert Bruce De Pollock, Madaline Tasker, Lord Proprietor of Ireland, High Chancellor. Princess Anne. James K. Polk, Priscilla Polk, Col James Polk was named Surveyor of the Port of Baltimore. Mr. Harcum who married Aunt Mary Allen's daughter. William Whittington son of James. Susan F. Taylor. James Whittington captured by British during the Revolution.
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Mentions (partial): Harcum, Aunt Mary Allen had one sister, the mother of grandmother Ann Maria Whittington Bothum Goslee. Aunt Mary Allen's maiden name was Whittington accounting for Whittington in the name of Ann Maria Whittington Bothum Goslee. Susan F. Taylor 1842, Allen, Trafford
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"The Polk Family" article by Elmer F. Ruark. Mentions James Knox Polk, Colonel Thomas Polk, Samuel Pol,.
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 | Docket p.63
Newspaper article "Story of 'Sampson Hat' by Old Furnace Visitor, 1872
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Mentions: George Hitch - Hitch's School, Herbert Hitch, Robert Hitch, Ezekiel Hitch. 1690. Margaret Bothum "Balley Sannie" (Balla Shannon).
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 | Dolores Stevenson
Family History letter to Susan Boyer.
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 | Dorothy W. Umlauf Death Certificate
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 | Douglas A. Campbell (Sr.) - Birth record
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 | Douglas Argyle Campbell - Obituary
The Gazette (Montreal Quebec, Canada) 22 Aug 1950, Tue. Page 19
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 | Dr. T. Barton Freeney
"High grade watches, diamonds, jewelry, silverware, cut glass, fountain pens, etc. Fine watch and jewelry repairing a specialty"
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 | Draft Card - George W. Boyer, Jr.
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 | Du Ponter Appointed to European Position
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 | E. D. Davison & Sons ad in McAlpines
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 | E. D. Davison, Jr. obituary
Bad copy (out of focus) - need a better one!
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 | E. Paul Maloney - Obituary
The Star-Democrat, Easton, Maryland, 18 Sep 1994, Sun, Page 9 "Paul Moloney DENTON E. Paul Maloney of Williston died of heart failure Friday, September 16, 1994 at Memorial Hospital, Easton. He was 86. Born at Williston, he was the son of thTater-Edward B. and Sadie Howard Maloney. Mr Maloney had farmed at Hobbs until 1967, when he moved to Williston. From 1966 until 1976, he was employed by Caroline County Roads. Since that time he had been caretaker for the Williston community and for property owners in the area. He was a member of Ames United Methodist Church in Hobbs. Mr. Malone is survived by his wife of 68 years, Hilda E. Maloney; three sons, E. Leon "Sonny" Maloney and W. Emmett Maloney, both of Denton, and the Reverend Charles A. Maloney of Cologne, Va.,; two daughters, Shirley E. Trice and Ruth Ann Blazjak, both of Denton; 10 grandchildren; two stepgrand-children; seven greatgrandchildren; seven stepgreat-g.rand children ; and. 15 stepgreat-great-grandchildren. . Services will be held at 2 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 20 at Moore Funeral Home, Denton. Burial will be at Concord Cemetery."
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| E. W. Scane - Biography
Early Essex - Ontario Settlers
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 | E.D. Davison Lumber Co.
Appearing in the 1896 McAlpines Nova Scotia Directory. This shows that two years after their father's death, the three sons (Charles, Edward and Frank) were running the company.
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 | E.D.Davison, Sr. Obituary
Halifax Herald, 23 Feb, 1894
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 | Ed Gussick example
Ed Gussick was the pen name used by Edward Lathrop Howell. It appears on his gravestone.
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 | Edith Ruth Boyer - Baptism
Church of the Advent (Episcopal) records
Philadelphia, Pa
10 Jun 1888 "Edith Ruth Boyer"
Birthplace "Feb 13, 1888"
Parents "George W Boyer, Gwendolen Alice Boyer"
Sponsor or Witness "Ruth Reese"
Source Citation
Historical Society of Pennsylvania; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Historic Pennsylvania Church and Town Records; Reel: 224
Source Information
Ancestry.com. Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1669-2013 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011.
Original data: Historic Pennsylvania Church and Town Records. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Historical Society of Pennsylvania.
Methodist Church Records. Valley Forge, Pennsylvania: Eastern Pennsylvania United Methodist Church Commission on Archives and History.
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 | Edith Ruth Boyer - Death Certificate
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 | Edward B. Maloney - Obituary
Denton Journal, Denton, Maryland, 25 Mar 1933, Sat, Page 5 "The funeral of Mr. Edward B. Maloney was held at the home of his son, Paul Maloney, near Concord, March 1Gth. Interment was made in Concord cemetery. Mr. Maloney had been in feeble health for a long He was born near Concord 62 years ago and up until the time of his failing health lead a very useful life. being of a genial disposition he made host of friends. He is survived is wife and two children, Ruth and Paul; one grandchild, Edward Leon Maloney; two sisters, Mrs. Alva Hubabrd, and Mrs. Clarence Beauchamp; two brothers, William H. Maloney, of Claymont, Del., and Oscar Maloney, of Concord."
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"Man dies at wheel" - article
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 | Edward Carter
"Heart Victim" article.
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 | Edward Carter family - 1870 US Census
(Lines 4 -9)
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 | Edward D. Howell - obituary
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 | Edward Davison Howell - Birth Record
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 | Edward Davison Howell - Yearbook
1948 Lawrenceville School
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 | Edward William Carter - Baptism Record
Hope Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, PA 13 May 1906.
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 | Edwin Carlin - Death Certificate
Born: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Birthplace of father: St. Johns, Canada
Birthplace of mother: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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 | Edwin F. Sparrow - Obituary
The Oklahoma News, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 18 May 1937, Tue, Page 14
"PIONEER TO BE BURIED Funeral services for Edwin F Sparrow 70 of 2124 NW 17th-st will be held at 2 p m tomorrow the Hahn Funeral Home 119 NW 10th-st Nvith burial In Fairlawn Cemetery Mr Sparrow a state pioneer and former Oklahoma City real estate man settled at Paw husks in 1889 He leaves his wife and a daughter Mrs Ralph B Kramer of the home address."
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 | Elijah Freeny m. Mrs. Nancy Caldwell
Jerry McGinty notes: "This is Elijah Freeny and his marriage to Mrs. Nancy Caldwell in Sussex Co., DE 20 Jul 1780. Her showing as "Mrs." might mean she was a widow and her maiden name is different."
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 | Elijah Freeny m. Nancy Caldwell
20 July 1780
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 | Elisabeth Brewington - Obituary
Denton Journal, Denton, Maryland, 02 Apr 1898, Sat, Page 3
Death of an Estimable Woman
Not in many a year has there occurred in Denton a death which occasioned more widespread sorrow than that of Saturday last, when Mrs. Elizabeth E. Webster passed away.
The sad event was unexpected, and her husband, Rev. Z.H. Webster, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church, was until two days before attending Conference, then in session at Lewes. She grew rapidly worse, and, realizing the approach of death, spoke to her loving friends, who were always about her, and told them of her readiness to obey the Master's call. Amid her suffering her gentle spirit never faltered, and all her conversation eloquently bespoke the tranquility of her beautiful Christian character. Thus it was until the end came, shortly before noon, when all the neighborhood was overshadowed by the deepest gloom at the impending loss of a much loved one. With faltering words, in the closing moments of her earthly life, she said, doubtless with the coming light of the glorious beyond, "Death--Heaven!"
The announcement of her death was received with the keenest grief. In her church work she had gained a wide influence, and the instruction she gave in the Sunday School and in the Epwouth League meetings, and her most pleasing social accomplishments had attracted hosts of devoted friends. The funeral services were held on Monday afternoon in the church, which was filled. Revs. Robert W. Todd, John D.C. Hanna and George L. Hardesty, representing the Conference, conducted the last sad rite. Rev. Mr. Todd read a Scriptural lesson, and the choir sang "Asleep in Jesus." Rev. Mr. Hanna offered a prayer touchingly beautiful, and this was followed by the singing of "Beckoning Hands." Rev. Mr. Hardesty read appropriate verses from the Bible, and then Mr. Hanna, who was the pastor of Mr. and Mrs. Webster before the former's entry into the ministry, addressed the congregation, paying a tender and feeling tribute, and there were few unmoistened eyes in the great assembly. Mr. Hardesty spoke very eloquently on the immortality of a Christian life, and Mr. Todd also spoke very feelingly.
The remains were taken to the cemetery, and the the presence of hundreds interment was made. Six young men, members of Mrs. Websters Sunday School class, were the pall-bearers. Among those who are bereaved are five small children. Mrs. Webster was a daughter of Mr. Henry Brewington, of Salisbury, and a sister of Rev. J.A. Brewington, of Lincoln, Del.
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 | Elisabeth Brewington Webster - Obituary
The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Maryland, 28 Mar 1898, Mon, Page 9
"Death Of The Wife Of Rev. Z. II. Webster. Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun. Denton, md., March 27. Mrs. Elizabeth Webster, wife of Rev. Z, IT. Webster, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church this place, died yesterday, as did also an infant babe. Mrs. Webster was a daughter of Henry Brewington, of Salisbury, Md., and was thirty-nine years of age. Rev. J. A. Brewington, of Lincoln, Del., Is a brother. Mrs. Webster's death has cast gloom over the town, where she has lived for the past four years. Her social and intellectual qualities made her hosts of friends, who are grief-stricken at her sudden death."
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 | Elisabeth Harrington Deveraux - Obituary
The News Journal, Wilmington, Delaware, 04 Jan 2008, Fri, Page 16
"Elisabeth H. Deveraux (Bettie) Elisabeth H. Deveraux (Bet-tie) passed away peacefully in her sleep on December 31, 2007 at the Masonic Home of Delaware after a lengthy illness. She was the daughter of the late Lawrence J. and Ruth W. Harrington of Wilmington, DE. Bettie was a graduate of Sanford School and Beacom College and worked for 30 years as a secretary in the Textile Fibers Department of the Dupont Company. She retired in 1971 to become a homemaker. She was a Life Member of the Dupont Coun try Club where she often played golf with her husband or her girlfriends. Bettie's favorite sport was bowling which she enjoyed for many years as a member of the Dupont Country Club Women's Bowling League. She especially appreciated the camaraderie of the league members. Failing health denied her that pleasure. She is survived by her husband, Harold D. of 58 years and her sister, Jean Miller of West Chester, PA. The family wishes to thank the staff at the Masonic Home of Delaware for their exceptional kindness and understanding in dealing with Bet-tie's illness. We also want to thank members of Heartland Hospice who assisted with her care during her final days. Services will be private at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions in memory of Bettie to the Tri-State Bird Rescue & Research, Inc. 110 Possum Hollow Rd.. Newark, DE 19711 or Sanford School P.O. Box 888, Hockes-sin, DE 19707-0888. Arrangements by CHANDLER FUNERAL HOME & CREMATORY www.chandlerfuneralhome.com 302-478-7100"
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 | Elizabeth L. Stone - birth record
Dr. McKeough attending
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 | Elizabeth McKay Turner - Ontario birth record
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 | Elizabeth Stone Howell US Social Security Application
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 | Elizabeth Turner - Baptism record
Name: Elizabeth Turner
Birth Date: 20 Nov
Event Type: Baptism
Father: John Turner
Mother: Mary Turner
Baptism Date: 19 Dec 1816
Baptism Place: Tavistock, Devon, England
Denomination: Independent
Piece Title: Piece 0451: Tavistock (Independent), 1796-1837
Source Citation
The National Archives of the UK; Kew, Surrey, England; General Register Office: Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths surrendered to the Non-parochial Registers Commissions of 1837 and 1857; Class Number: RG 4; Piece Number: 451
Source Information
Ancestry.com. England & Wales, Non-Conformist and Non-Parochial Registers, 1567-1970 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013.
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 | ElizabethSHowellSocialSecurityApp2.jpg
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 | Ella Howard Murphy
"Celebrates 101'st Year" - Jan 31, 1990 article in County Times Record.
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 | Ella Mae Freeney - Obituary
The Evening Sun, Baltimore, Maryland 16 Feb 1976, Monday, Page 33
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 | Ella Mae Freeney - Wedding
The Evening Journal, Wilmington, Delaware, 25 Jun 1903, Thu, Page 3 "Wedding in Del mar Special to the Evening Journal. Delmar. June 25. A pretty wedding took place at high noon yesterday, when Miss Ella Mae Freeny, daughter of Mrs. Emily Freeny, became the bride of James Buchanan Culver, of Tyaskin, Md. The bride was attended by her sister. Miss Fannie Freeny, as maid of honor. I. Carey Downing, of Baltimore, Md., acted as best man. The ushers were T. Barton Freeny, brother of the bride, and I. Jones Dashiell, of Baltimore. The Rev. J. II. Webster per formed the ceremony. The bride was beautifully gowned in white silk, trimmed in embroidered chiffon roses, and wore a white picture hat. The maid of honor wore blue silk and a picture hat to match. Both carried muffs of chiffon and lilies of the valley. The bridal party entered the church' as Mrs; H. M. Waller sang the bridal chorus from Lohengrin, played by Miss Lulu Barker. During the ceremony "O. Promise Me" was played. The church was beautifully decorated with potted plants and cut flowers. Immediately after the ceremony the couple took the express for the South, They were the recipients of many costly presents."
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 | Ella Mae Freeney Culver - Obituary
The Daily Times (Salisbury, Maryland) · 15 Feb 1976, Sunday, Page 13
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 | Ellen Minora Davison marriage index - Pancras, London
Index page listing for Ellen Minora Davison
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Owner of original: England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915
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 | Ellis Island passenger list
Ellen Grunberger is on the ship Aquitania passenger list departed from Cherbourg, France, arrived New York (Ellis Island)16 March 1923 - age 42.
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| Emily Campbell Price re Isabel Ferguson
Christmas card notes.
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 | Emily Goslee Freeney remeberance card
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 | Emily Goslee Freeny - Obituary
The Evening Journal, Wilmington, Delaware, 14 Aug 1923, Tue, Page 4 "MRS. EMILY FREENY DIES. DELMAR, Aug. 14. Mrs. Emily Freeny, 74. one of the oldest residents of. Delmar. died in her home Friday, after an illness of -only a few weeks. Funeral services were held yesterday, at the home of her son, T. Barton Freeny. She is survived by six children, Mrs. May Culver and Mrs. Fanny Philips, of Baltimore; T, Barton Freeny, of Del-mar: E. ,A. Freeny, of California"
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 | Engagement - Stone - Devine
The Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 14 Jun 1963, Fri • Page 37
"Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Stone announce the engagement of the daughter of Mr. Stone and the late Alexandra Ewing Stone, Miss Ellen Alexandra Stone, to Mr. Thomas Joseph Devine, son of John Francis Devine and the late Marie Katherine Devine (nee Heffernan). Miss Ellen Stone is the granddaughter of Mrs. Spencer Stone, now resident in St. Catharine's, Ontario, and the late Mr. Spencer Stone of Chatham, Ontario and of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ewing of Yonkers, N.Y. She attended Brillantmont School, Switzerland; Madeira School, Greenway, Va.; St. Andrews University, Scotland and Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, where she took her Bachelor of Arts in 1959 and Master of Arts in 1961. She is now resident in Toronto, Ontario, where she is Managing-Editor of The Canadian Banker. Mr. Devine attended St. Michael's College School in Toronto Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario (Bachelor of Arts in 1958) and Osgood Hall, Toronto, Bachelor of Laws in 1961. He is a partner in the law firm of O'Connor and Devine, practicing in Toronto. The marriage is to take place in New York City in September."
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 | Engagement of Ellen Cox Ewing
Evening Star (Washington, District of Columbia) 4 May 1930, Sun, Page 48 - Miss Ellen Cox Ewing. Daughter of Mr. Thomas Ewing, former commissioner of patents, and Mrs. Ewing who last week announced her engagement to Mr. Thomas Archibald Stone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Stone of Chatham, Ontario, Canada, second secretary of the Canadian legation in Washington. The wedding will take place at Sorrento, Me., during the Summer.
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| Estate Distribution of Basil Tarlton
St. Mary's, 11 September 1861
(contributed by Joni Anderson-Manuel)
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 | Estate Litigation
National Gazette, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 24 Sep 1835
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 | Esther Carson Death Certificate
Charles Carson and Rachel Porter listed as parents.
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 | Esther Virginia Webster - Obituary
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 | Ethel I. Webster Zebley - Obituary
The News Journal, Wilmington, Delaware, 22 Dec 1958, Mon, Page 12 "ZEBLEY-In this city on Dec. 21. 1958 Ethel W,. wife of Howard Zebley of 258-C Thomas Drive. Monroe Park Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at the McCrery Funeral Home. 2700 Washington Street, on Tuesday afternoon. Dec. 23. at 1 o'clock Interment at Chester Bethel Cemetery. No viewing In lieu of flowers, please make contributions to The Delaware Heart Fund."
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| Eulogy for J. Spencer Howell
Eulogy for J. Spencer Howell given at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Savannah, GA October 14, 2017 by his son John.
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 | Evelyn B. Carter
Obituary
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 | Ezekiel Veazey line b. 1759
Ezekiel Veasey b. 1759 line to Albert Sidney Howell. (A.S. Howell, Jr. collection courtesy of Jim Brittain)
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 | Family bible of Lenora Love Howard.
Image reads:
"John W. Howard born 18th Feb. 1876. Nora Howard 19th Oct. 1880. Lawrence Claude Howard (son) born the 23rd of April 1899. William Lawrence Howard (son) born 13th of Feb 1906
Mary Annie Howard (daughter) was born the 3rd of August 1908."
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 | Fannie Freeney - Death Certificate
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 | Fannie Freeney - Obituary
The Baltimore Sun
Baltimore, Maryland
13 May 1944, Sat • Page 13
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 | Flora Maude Stone - Obituary
The Windsor Star - Aug 11, 1969
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 | Frank A. Magee - Obituary
Obituary notes Delmarva News, Selbyville, Delaware, 16 Jul 1959, Thu • Page 3: "Frank A. Magee BERLIN, Md. Frank A. Magee, 83, founder of the Magee Oil Company in 1920, died Monday at his home following a heart attack. He retired from business in 1944. He was a member of Stephens Methodist Church here. Surviving are his wife, Eva K. Magee; two sons, Raymond A., Ocean City; Paul S., Berlin; five grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, a brother, Fred, Williamsville, Del., and a sister, Mrs. Adela Manlove, Media, Pa. Services were held Wednesday at 2 p. m. in the Watson and Whaley Funeral Home at Selbyville. The Rev. Joseph C. Vaughan, pastor of Stephens Church, officiated. Interment was in Odd Fellows Cemetery at Bishopville."
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 | Frank Asbury Magee - WW1 Draft Card
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 | Frank Davison Obituary
Halifax Herald 11 Nov. 1913
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 | Frank N. Howard - Draft Registration
Born: Oct 29, 1885, Denton, Caroline, MD
Living in: Greensboro, Caroline, MD
Farmer
Person who will always know your address: Mrs. Mary Howard, Greensboro, MD
5 ft 8 in. 150 Lbs.
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 | Frank N. Howard - Obituary
The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Maryland, 28 Jan 1969, Tue, Page 11 "Frank N. Howard Federalsburg, Md., Jan. 27 (Special) Services for Frank N. Howard, a retired sand and gravel merchant, of Greensboro, Caroline county, will be held at P.M. Wednesday at the Wil liamson funeral establishment here. Mr. Howard, who was 83, had been a patient at Deers Head State Hospital in Salisbury for the past eight years. He died at the hospital Saturday. Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Sarah Foley and Mrs. Grace McQuay, both of Easton, Md.; Mrs. Ruth Steenkens, of Preston, Md.; Mrs. Louise Williamson, of Blades, Del., and Mrs. Dorothy Holland, of Bridge- ville, Del.; 12 grandchildren, and 18 great-grandchildren."
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 | Frank N. Howard - Obituary
The Daily Times, Salisbury, Maryland, 27 Jan 1969, Mon, Page 12 "Frank N. Howard GREENSBORO Frank N. J Howard, 83, former owner of a sand and gravel business in 'Greensboro, died Sunday in ' Deer's Head State Hospital, Salisbury, after a long illness. He was born in the Laurel Grove section, near Federalsburg, and was a son of the late Frederic and Sallie Andrew Howard. Surviving are five daughters, .Mrs. Sarah Foley, Mrs. Grace McQuay, both of Easton, Mrs. Ruth Steenkens, Preston, Mrs. Louise Williamson, Blades, and Mrs. Dorothy Holland, Bridgeville; 12 grandchildren and 18 great - grandchildren. Funeral services will be held - Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Williamson Funeral Home, Federalsburg. Retired Methodist minster the Rev. Essel P. Thomas, Easton will officiate. Interment will be in Concord Cemetery, near Federalsburg Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday night alter 7.
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 | Frank N. Howard - WW I Draft Registration
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| Frank Read birth certificate
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 | Fred H. Davison - Obituary
Halifax Chronicle Herald, 29 October 1952
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 | Frederick and Sara Howard - Obituary
Denton Journal, Denton, Maryland, 19 Dec 1925, Sat • Page 5
"The funeral of Mr. Frederick Howard, who died December 6th, after a lingering illness, was held at the home in Williston, on December 9th, and was largely attended. Rev. L. I. Tafel, of the New Church, spoke feelingly of the life and character of the deceased. Mr. Howard was born in England 77 years ago and came to the United States with his parents when a boy of 6. His family settled in Philadelphia and engaged in the manufacture of plush and other fabric. When a young man, Mr. Howard came to Caroline, where he married Miss Sarah Priscilla Andrews. Four children of the marriage survive -- Mr. John W. Howard, Mrs. William T. Love, Mrs. Edward B. Maloney and Mr. Frank Howard, of this county, and an adopted son, Mr. Harry Haskins, of New York. Two brothers. Mr. John Howard of Pennsylvania and Mr. James Howard of New Jersey, also survive. An only sister died in her youth. Interment was made in Federalsburg cemetery."
"On December 15th, Mrs. Sarah P. Howard, widow of Frederick Howard, who preceded her by only ten days, died at Williston, aged 73 years. She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ager Andrews, who were Delawareans. She has two sisters, Mrs. Mary Lizzie Legates, of Federalsburg, and Mrs. C. T. White, of Philadelphia. Mrs Howard made many friends by her happy disposition. Se expressed a desire when her husband died not to stay here without him. 'So God took her.' Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her home on Saturday, December 19th, at 1 o'clock. Interment will be made at Federalsburg."
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 | Frederick Howard and Sarah Andrew - Obituary
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 | Freeney - Howard wedding
The Morning News (Wilmington, Delaware) 30 Aug 1928, Thursday, p. 3
PRETTY WEDDING OF DELMAR COUPLE Miss Sara M. Freeney Becomes Bride of William L Howard
Miss Sara Marguerite Freeney, the attractive young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barton Freeney, on Monday evening became the bride of William Lawrence Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Howard, of Federalsburg. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Leonard White, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church at the bride's home. Miss Freeney was attended by her sister, Miss Kathleen Freeney, and the best man was Edward Pierce, of Federalsburg. Mrs. J. Fred Stevens played the wedding music and accompanied Mrs. Elizabeth Nabb, of Federalsburg, who sang "The Sweetest Story Ever Told." The bride wore a gown of white satin, tulle and lace, and carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses and valley lilies. Her hair was bound with tulle and orange blossoms and her slippers were of white satin. Miss Kathleen Freeney's frock was of orchid satin, and she carried delphinium and pink asters. The house was decorated with ferns, gladiolas and burning candles, and under an arc formed by the same decorations, the wedding was solemnized. Only the members of the immediate families and a very few personal friends were guests. Among those from out of town were: Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wright and Mrs. Nabb, of Federalsburg; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harrington, of Wilmington; Miss Katherine Tunnel, of Olney, Va.; Mrs. Isaac Brewington, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowe. Miss Irene Harrell and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, of Salisbury. After a wedding trip to Atlantic City, Mr. and Mrs. Howard will be at home at 903 State street, after October 1. Mr. Howard is an instructor in the Delmar Maryland High School and the bride graduated at that school last June.
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 | Freeney Family Bible - Births (p1)
1) Thomas B. Freeney - December 20, 1850
2) Emily Goslee - December 16, 1849
3) Leonia Freeney - August 31st 1874
4) Fannie E. Freeney - January 13th 1876
5) Senora A. Freeney May 7 1877
6) Ella Mae Freeney May 27 1879
7) John Thomas Edgar Freeney - January 28 1882
8) Thomas Barton Freeney - February 22nd 1884
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 | Freeney Family Bible - Births (p2)
Kathleen Ellen Freeney - August 24th 1907
Sara Marguerite Freeney - November 26 1911
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 | Freeney Family Bible - Deaths
1) Barton Freeny departed this life Jan 30 - 1884
2) Emily (Goslee) Freeney departed this life Aug 10 1923
3) Fannie Freeney Phillips departed this life May 9th 1944
4) John Edgar Freeney departed this life Mar 21st 1947
5) Thomas Barton Freeney Jr departed this life Jan 4 1950
6) Leona Freeney Boston departed this life June 19 1950
7) Annie Freeney Brewington departed this life Feb 3 1973
8) Mae Freeney Culver departed this life Feb 13, 1976
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 | Freeney Family Bible - Hebron bookmark
Cloth bookmark, hand sewn
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 | Freeney Family Bible - Marriages
1) October 15th 1873 by Rev Samuel Thomas - Barton Freeny to Emily Goslee, daughter of John S. and Ann M. Goslee
2) Married June 18 - 1906 by Rev Zack Webster, Thomas Barton Freeney, Jr. to Sarah J. Webster
3) Senora A Freeny - Married April 5th 1899 to Isaac S. Brewington by Rev Reginald Potts.
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 | Freeney Family Bible postcard
From "S.W. Webster" (?) to Emily (Goslee) Freeney in 1909.
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 | Freeney Family Tree
By Marguerite Freeney Howard
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 | Freeney Sharecropping Agreement - p.1
Emily Freeney / S. Banks sharecropping agreement at Spring Hill Farm, MD
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 | Freeney Sharecropping Agreement - p.2
Emily Freeney / S. Banks sharecropping agreement at Spring Hill Farm, MD -
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 | Funeral Services for Wilmer C. Stith
St. Louis Globe-Democrat 25 Dec 1924 p.17
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 | Gabriel Boyer (Beyer / Beior)
Snippet from American Boyers - 1915 ed.
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 | Gabriel Boyer - from American Boyers 1984 ed.
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Owner of original: American Boyers
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 | George Edward Stone - Ontario Deaths
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 | George Samuel Deeks m. Helen Ethel Campbell
York, Ontario, Canada,
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 | George W Boyer Draft Card - p.2
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| George Washington Boyer - Death Certificate
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 | George Washington Boyer - death certificate
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 | George Washington Boyer - possible baptism record
St. John's Street Methodist Episcopal - church records
26 March 1848
"Boyer, George Washington son of George and Mary, born Feb 29th 1848"
Source Citation
Historical Society of Pennsylvania; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Historic Pennsylvania Church and Town Records; Reel: 133
Source Information
Ancestry.com. Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1669-2013 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011.
Original data: Historic Pennsylvania Church and Town Records. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Historical Society of Pennsylvania.
Methodist Church Records. Valley Forge, Pennsylvania: Eastern Pennsylvania United Methodist Church Commission on Archives and History.
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| Georgia Archives letter re: John McBride
Feb 27, 1974 to Leila (Heard Jenkins) Brittain in reply to request for information on John McBride.
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| Georgias Public Men
1902 -1904
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 | Gilbert E. Wright - Obituary
The Daily Times, Salisbury, Maryland, 07 Dec 1984, Friday, Page 2
GILBERT E.WRIGHT FEDERALSBURG Gilbert E. Wright, 82, of Federalsburg, owner from 1947 to 1968 of the Caroline Canning Co., died Thursday in Easton Memorial Hospital of ah apparent heart attack. Born in Williamsburg, Md., he was a son of the late Ernest E. and Anna Poole Wright. He was graduated from Goldey Business College in Wilmington and had been employed with the Eastern Shore Trust Co. and W.L. Wheatley Canning Co. in this area prior to opening his own business. Wright was a member of and a past master of Federalsburg's Nanticoke Lodge 172, AF and AM; He had received his 50 year pin in 1974 and would have received his 60 year pin Dec. 19. Additionally, he was a past member of the Federalsburg Fire Department, Chamber of Commerce, Rotary Club and the Mid-Atlantic Food Processors Association Inc. He was a member of Union United Methodist Church and was a honorary member of Federalsburg's VFWPost. Surviving are his wife; Katherine Susan Pepper Wright, and a sister and a brother, Sara W. Lamica and Philip A. Wright, both of Greenwood, Del. 1 Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Framptom-Hawkins Funeral Home here. The Rev. Raymond Hopkins will officiate and will be assisted by the Rev, David Baker. Interment will be in Hillcrest Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., where a Masonic memorial service will be held at 8 p.m.
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 | Goslee Chart
Handwritten Goslee chart by Marguerite Freeney Howard
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 | Gwendolen A. Boyer
Coroner and Undertaker report
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 | H. A. Howell, Composer, dies at 91
The Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia, 30 Jan 1958, Thu, Page 11
"H. A. Howell, Composer, Dies at 91 Henry Alonzo Howell, 91, of Cuthbert, composer and an Atlanta music teacher from 1888 to 1903, died Wednesday in a Keysville hospital. ' Born in White Plains, Mr. Howell studied piano at the Boston Conservatory of Music, and under Theodor Leschetizky in Vienna, Austria, at the same time as Paderewski. He lived for five years in Berlin, Germany, and Vienna, where he continued his studies and taught music. A composer of concert piano compositions, Mr. Howell had written some hundred works. Graveside services for Mr. Howell will be at 2 p.m. Friday in the Cemetery of the While Plains Baptist Church. The Rev. S.S. Williams will officiate. Mr. Howell was the father of the late John E. S. Howell, director of the International Telephone and Telegraph Co., and president of the Porto Rico Telephone Co. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. A. M. (Alma Louise) Howell, and three grandsons, John Spencer, Edward S. and Peter Howell, all of New York City; a sister, Mrs. G. A. Camp, Atlanta: a brother, E. L. Howell, Cuthbert, and a granddaughter, Mrs. Robert B. Graham, Barrington, R.I."
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| Hallie Stith Howell Memorial Service Bulletin
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 | Hannah M. Howard Love - Obituary
Denton Journal, Denton, Maryland, 08 Sep 1961, Fri • Page 8 "MRS. HANNAH M. LOVE Mrs. Hannah M. Love, widow William T. Love, died in the Fisher Nursing Home, Hurlock, on Monday evening, Sept. 4, at the age of 82. Mrs. Love, who had been in failing health for several years, had been a patient at the Nursing Cor four years. Born in Caroline County, she was the daughter of the late Frederick and Sarah Andrew Howard. Her husband died in April 1959. Prior to his death Mr. & Mrs. Love lived near Denton. Surviving are two sons, F. Earl and William E. Love, both of near Denton; three grandchildren and one great-grandchild; one sister. Mrs. Sadie Maloney, of near Denton; and one brother, Frank Howard, Greensboro. Funeral services were held at the the Framptom Funeral Home Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with Rev. Harold E. Medlock, of Parkton, Md., formerly pastor of First Baptist j Church, Hurlock, officiating. Interment was in Hill Crest Cemetery.
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 | Harold Davison - Obituary
The Gazette, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
23 Aug 1965, Mon • Page 39
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| Harrington Family Tree
Handwritten tree by Jack Harrington (8 MB PDF).
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 | Hastings - Davison wedding
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Owner of original: Courtesy of Philip Spencer
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 | Hastings - Davison wedding
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Owner of original: courtesy of Philip Spencer
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| Hastings Davison wedding
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Owner of original: Courtesy of Philip Spencer
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 | Hearn - Freeny Cemetery Plot Map
** Click on a plot to see details about the individual **
Very nice plot map by Robert M. Freeny, Jr of the small Hearn - Freeny private cemetery located near Delmar, MD.
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Owner of original: Colonel Robert M. Freeny, Jr. US Army Retired, 1994
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 | Hearne Family Oak Tree
Very creative and literal "Family Tree" by J.D. Hearne and Edward S. Ebbert 1891 revised by W.T. Hearne 1895.
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 | Helen Camp dies in plane crash
The Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia,04 Jun 1962, Mon, Page 1
"106 Atlantans, 24 Others Dies as Jetliner Crashes in Paris"
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 | Helen Ethel Campbell "Nellie" - birth record
3 Jul 1874
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 | Helen H. Webster Weaver - Obituary
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| Henry A. Howell letter 9 Apr 1902
To Eva Howell. Discusses piano selection, and says Nellie will be away for the summer in Nova Scotia. Source: Betty Howell Traver
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Owner of original: Betty Howell Traver collection.
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 | Henry Alonzo Howell - Passport Application 1902
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| Henry Alonzo Howell letter re Kilpatrick House.
Written to Wm. Heard Kilpatrick, 7 Sep. 1939. Return address 148 Randolph St.(Cuthbert, GA)
Sent to me by Scott Kilpatrick, March 2006
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 | Henry Alonzo Howell obituary
Henry Howell obituary from The Atlanta Journal, Thursday, 30 January 1958 - p. 16. "Death Claims Music Teacher Henry Howell"; Source: Betty Howell Traver
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Owner of original: The Atlanta Journal
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 | Henry and Nellie Howell sail for Europe 20 October 1902.
Article appearing in the Atlanta Constitution 16 Oct 1902.
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 | Henry Carter death certificate
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 | Henry Davison Obituary
Halifax Herald, Aug 28, 1896
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 | Henry Howell
New Year at the YMCA. Article from the Atlanta Constitution 2 Jan 1894.
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 | Henry Howell & Blanche - 1920 Census
Henry Howell (head) age 53, b. Georgia, parents both b. Georgia, Musician.
Blanche (wife) age 61, b. Pennsylvania, father born New Jersey, mother born Pennsylvania.
Enumerated on Feb 27, 1920, Philadelphia, PA, Ward 22, enumeration district 596 - Philadelphia, Ward 22, Tract V 7 (part of), See S.D. 564 Bounded by: Morris, Coulter, Wissahickon Ave., Chelten Ave.
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 | Henry Howell - Berlin Germany, Consular registration 1909
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 | Henry Howell - Browning Society
The Philadelphia Inquirer, Sunday March 5th, 1916
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 | Henry Howell - Judge in Young Composers Contest
Prescott Evening Courier - January 14, 1943
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 | Henry Howell - Settlement Music School
Philadelphia Inquirer - 12 Dec 1920
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| Henry Howell letter to Eva 11 Apr 1893
Source: Betty Howell Traver
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| Henry Howell letter to Julia Howell Traylor
Letter dated May 1, 1935. Describes his piano lessons with Theodor Leschetizky in Vienna Austria in 1902-1904. Additional comments on life in Austria. (Letter courtesy of Julia Howell Traylor Dyar)
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Philadelphia Inquirer, Sunday May 1, 1921
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Appearing in "The Cuthbert Times" Tuesday, Feb 6, 1958.
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Henry Howell obituary appearing in "The Herald Journal" Greensboro, Greene County, Georgia. Front page, Friday, 7 February, 1958. "H.A. Howell passes at 91" Source: Betty Howell Traver.
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| Henry Howell to Mildred Eva Howell
Letter from Henry Howell to his sister Mildred Eva Howell. July 24, 1900. Source: Betty Howell Traver
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Atlanta Constitution 10 April 1900. "Mr. Howell Weds Miss Davison. The friends in Atlanta of Mr. Henry Howell, the talented musician, will be interested to learn of his marriage in London, Saturday, to Miss Davison, formerly of Canada. Miss Davision first met Mr. Howell on the occasion of her visit to Mrs. Charles O. Sheridan last Winter. Mr. Howell and his bride sailed from Liverpool the day of their marriage and will make Atlanta their home."
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Article from the Atlanta Constitution 23 May 1894
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 | Henry Johnson - Marion Turner - Marriage Record
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Boston Globe -1 May 1978 Monday, Page 31
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Draft Registration
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 | Henry Umlauf (1836 - 1920) - Death Certificate
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 | Heyward m. McLean Marriage record
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Drawings included with patent application.
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| History of Dr. George Thomas McKeough
History of Dr. George Thomas McKeough. Submitted to FamilySearch by Jim McLean (Jan 2020)
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| History of Edgecombe Co NC
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| History of the Reed Family
In Europe and America by Jacob Whittemore Reed
Boston 1861
Read, Reid, Reed, Reade
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 | Hon. William S. Howell
Entry in Georgia's Public Men 1902 - 1904
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 | Honor Societies Feted at School - Lynn Howard
Public Opinion (Chambersburg, Pennsylvania) · 29 Mar 1948, Mon · Page 3
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Public Opinion (Chambersburg, Pennsylvania) · 29 Mar 1948, Mon · Page 3
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Denton Journal (Denton, MD) 30 May 1885, Sat p.3
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