Notes
Matches 426 to 450 of 1,097
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| 426 | He died of complications related to Alzheimer's disease. | DUMAIS, Francis L. (I4275)
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| 427 | He died of diphtheria, along with five of his children. | EMERY, James (I7935)
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| 428 | He died of flu during World War I (probably during Spanish Flu pandemic) | HILL, George Washington (I1344)
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| 429 | He died of heart disease. | ROY, Jacob (I13904)
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| 430 | He died of typhoid fever. | SKEELS, Charles Wesley Jr. (I10041)
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| 431 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | COCKE, Edward (I8603)
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| 432 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | ALLEN, Frank (I8634)
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| 433 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BENNET, George Glenn (I8347)
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| 434 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STEWART, Harry (I8642)
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| 435 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | COCKE, William (I8598)
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| 436 | He earned $400 per year, a better than average salary for the area. | LALONDE, Francis (I4218)
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| 437 | He enlisted in the 18th New Hampshire Regiment. | EMERY, Carleton (I7945)
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| 438 | He had 11 children. | HERRICK, Jonathan (I8136)
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| 439 | He had 13 children by three wives. Joseph Herrick lived at Cherry hill, MA, and was prominent in public affairs. He occupied many responsible positions, and was representative to the General Court for four years. | HERRICK, Joseph (I8153)
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| 440 | He had a still-born twin. | VERMETTE, John Butler (I10423)
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| 441 | He had an 8 day old son when he died in an auto crash. | BURNS, Willard Hamilton Jr. (I7404)
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| 442 | He had five children. | HERRICK, Henry (I8035)
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| 443 | He had four children. | PORTER, Sergeant Samuel (I8037)
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| 444 | He invested $583 and later sold the business for $200. | STELL, Andrew Armstrong (I8748)
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| 445 | He is buried just outside the front door to Hill's Emmanuel Reformed Church with a large marker. Peter Hill and Philip Drum donated the property for the church and the connected cemetery. | HILL, Peter (I1844)
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| 446 | He landed near Charleston, near Boston, MA. | PERLEY, Allen (I8273)
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| 447 | He lived 5 years in Amidor County, 1 year in Sacramento County, 2 years in Sonoma County, 7 years in Solano County, 7 years in San Luis Obispo County, and moved to Los Angeles County in 1877. | JOHNSON, Irvine (I8508)
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| 448 | He lived in Franklin Township on a 125 acre farm about 1.5 miles northeast of Export, PA | HILL, Peter (I1351)
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| 449 | He lived in the times of henry III (1216-72 AD). | EYRYK Of Great Stretton (I8185)
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| 450 | He lived on a small farm three or four miles south of Downey, CA. | COCKE, John Richard (I8556)
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