Notes
Matches 601 to 625 of 1,097
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| 601 | Joseph GAMACHE was born on 4 Feb 1796. He was christened in St Louis King Fr, S Louis. Parents: Jean Baptiste GAMACHE and Catherine "Marguerite_?" CONSTANT. He was married to Marguerite BOUCHER on 5 Jan 1819 in St Louis King Fr, St Lo is, St Louis Co , MO Terr. Children were: Marguerite GAMACHE , Joseph GAMACHE Baptiste GAMACHE, Catherine GAMACHE, Euph rosine GAMACHE, Jean Baptiste GAMAC E, Eulalie GAMACHE, Francois GAMACHE, Octavie GAMACHE, Ed ouard GAMACHE. | GAMACHE, Joseph (I9447)
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| 602 | Joseph GAMACHE was christened on 25 May 1822 in St Louis King Fr, St Louis, St ouis Co, MO . Parents: Joseph GAMACHE and Marguerite BOUCHER. -------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------- | GAMACHE, Joseph Jr (I9450)
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| 603 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F4944
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| 604 | Joseph Porter was a large land holder, and lived in that part of Salem now known as Danvers. | PORTER, Joseph (I8080)
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| 605 | Joseph was a Private in the U.S. Army, 140th Infantry, 35 Division and died in German during WWI. He is buried in Section 18, 3947. | CRAWFORD, Joseph E. (I13662)
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| 606 | Joseph's father Jean Bte, age 79, and his mother, Victoire, age 77, were living with him as noted in the 1891 Canadian Census. | VERMETTE, Jean Baptiste (I757)
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| 607 | Joseph's father, Jean Baptiste, was living with him in 1891. Only his mother was living with him in 1901, so date of death estimated as before 1901. | VERMETTE, Jean Baptiste (I757)
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| 608 | Joy was born at home at 5814 Vancourt St., in Detroit. | BURNS, Joy June (I1832)
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| 609 | Judith Veillon was baptised as a Calvinist but was married in the Catholic church. She presumably converted to the Catholic church sometime prior to her marriage to Rene Menard, who was baptised as a Catholic. | Family F55
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| 610 | Katherine departed from Bremen, Germany at age 32 and arrived in New York City, New York on 14 Jun 1884. She traveled aboard the North German Lloyd passenger ship EMS on the ship's maiden voyage, departing from Bremen, Germany on 2 Jun 1884. EMS was built by John Elder & Co., in Glasgow, Scotland. The ship was a single-screw and had a top speed of 16 knots, with four masts and two funnels. The ship was later re-named LAKE SIMCO in 1901 and was scrapped in 1904. | GOEBEL, Katharine (I13890)
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| 611 | Katie Bookless never married and lived alone in Nickerson, Kansas, a small crossroad town near Hutchinson. She had a large loom set up in her home, which she used to make homemade rugs and carpets. She was supported by her Grandfather Bookless for many years. After Estelle Wiley died, "Aunt Katy" came to live with the family to take care of Edward Ross BOOKLESS, her bother, and raise the four children, Olive, Ross, Orville and Wiley. She and her brother (Edward, Katy Barr-Dower's grandfather) visited the BARR'S'S family, when they lived in various locations in California. | BOOKLESS, Katie Elizabeth (I7160)
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| 612 | Killed by Iroquois | JUNEAU, Pierre (I3945)
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| 613 | Killed during a skirmish in the Civil War. | EMERSON, George (I7839)
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| 614 | Killed in the Battle of St. Eustache during the Revolution of 1837. His body was found in the church of St. Eustache, N.B., the body was cut in two by a cannon ball. | VERMET, Louis (I1892)
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| 615 | Killed in War of 1812 on second enlistment. | HILL, John (I1353)
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| 616 | Las Balsas is near Santa Ana, CA. | COCKE, Helen Amanda (I8536)
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| 617 | LDS records show 1636, St Nicaise, Arras, Pas-De-Calais, France as year and place of birth. Pierre Vermette notes show handwritten entry for "b 1644", with no location of birth. Civil notes show his age as 45 at the birth of his son Jacques in 1681, making his birth year about 1636. His birthplace is now known as Arras, Pas-de-Calais, France. At the time of Antoine's birth however, that geographical area was known as the Spanish Netherlands and was reassigned to France in a subsequent treaty. An entry in "Origine des Families Canadiennes-Francaises" states that Antoine was from Bethune, a town located in what is now the former province of Artois. It is located about 45 miles southeast of Calais and 116 miles from Paris. It is very close to the border of Belgium, which can be seen from the top of a belfry in the modern town and has stood on the site since 1346. Original entry: "VERMET. — De Vermelles, commune du Pas-de-Calais, arr. de Bethune." | VERMET, Anthoine dit Laforme (I296)
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| 618 | Left motherless at birth, Mary W. Thompson was taken care of by her grandmother, until the latter went to live with her daughter Mrs. Sarah (Emery) Hoover, in western New York. She then became an inmate of the household of Mrs. Rufus Phillips, where she remained for some years, when her father took her to his home in Worburn, where she was living at the time of her marriage. | THOMPSON, Mary Welthy (I7851)
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| 619 | Leonard Rothermich added the second 'r' to his name after he came to the United States. | ROTHERMICH, Leonard (I3176)
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| 620 | Leonard Sendel arrived in New York City with his family aboard the passenger ship EMS, registered to the North German Lloyd Line. They traveled on the EMS' maiden voyage and departed Bremen, Germany on 2 Jun 1884, arriving in New York 14 Jun 1884. Leonard was accompanied by his wife Catherine and two children, EMS was built by John Elder & Co., in Glasgow, Scotland. The ship had a single-screw with a top speed of 16 knots, four masts, and two funnels. The ship was later renamed LAKE SIMCO in 1901 and was scrapped in 1904. | SENDEL, Leonhard (I13889)
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| 621 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | GARDNER, Thomas (I8090)
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| 622 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F3280
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| 623 | Listed as "marie charlebré" in son Guillaume's baptism records. | BRAY, Charlotte (I5197)
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| 624 | Listed as a step-daughter living the household in the 1920 U.S. Census | SHARKEY, Rosa (I13176)
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| 625 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | DULAC, Jean Marshall (I4287)
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