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| 1 | Webert, Walter N. (I14)
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| 2 | Sixbury, Mary Louise (I823)
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| 3 | Claridge, Charlotte (I1198)
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| 4 | Reff (I11698)
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| 5 | Oberling, Joannis (I11717)
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| 6 | Matthis, Joannes (I11742)
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| 7 | Family F303
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| 8 | Family F10482
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| 9 | -----Original Message----- From: Paul Kelly [mailto:pkelly@ca.astound.net] Sent: Monday, December 20, 2004 8:33 PM To: 'syecies@imcnet.net' Subject: Dr. John Grafton and Robert Sixberry December 20, 2004 Susan R. Yecies - Executive Secretary MEDICAL SOCIETY OF JEFFERSON COUNTY 531 Washington Street, 3rd Floor Watertown, New York 13601 Dear Susan Yecies, I am writing to you in hopes of finding more details of an event which took place many years ago. In particular, the event was a rather gruesome one, however it involved one of my ancestors, Robert Sixbury. What does the name Robert Sixbury have to do with your organization? Let me explain....(See references noted below) Dr. John Grafton, a former member of your organization (1),(2) was called to the home of my ancestor many years ago (exact date uncertain). His purpose was to amputate (if necessary) the right leg of Robert Sixbury who had fallen asleep in front of his fireplace, apparently with his right leg a bit too close to the fire. (3) After the successful amputation, he lived many more years, (approximately to the age of 110). I am hoping that you could lead me to the source of additional information about the specific date of the amputation/operation of my ancestors right leg. Does your organization have any records about the appointments kept by Dr. John Grafton from the "4 Iron Block" location (4) in Watertown, New York? If not, is there another source of information which could lead me in the right direction? Your kind response would be much appreciated. Sincerely, Paul F. Kelly (1) 1874. -- The sixth annual meeting was held January 6, 1874, at the court-house. The president being temporarily absent, on motion of Dr. H. G. P. Spencer, Dr. W. C. Bailey was elected chairman pro tem. Members present, 20: absent, 22; new members, J. R. Sturtevant, Theresa; D. E. Pierce, St. Lawrence; John Grafton, Watertown; and E. Sill, Dexter, now of Watertown. Election of officers: William C. Bailey, president; J. M. Crawe, vice-president; C. M. Johnson, secretary; E. B. Pratt, treasurer; Drs. H. G. P. Spencer, E. Sill, F. Bott, N. O. Bemis, and J. H. Miller, censors. Source: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~twigs2000/medicalsociety.html (2) "Special meeting, October 12, 1880: Meeting called for the purpose of attending the funeral of the late Dr. John Grafton. Meeting called to order by the president, Dr. L. E. Jones. On roll-call the following members were present: Drs. William R. Trowbridge, J. Mortimer Crawe, George N. Hubbard, Ira H. Abell, E. A. Chapman, C. M. Johnson, E. Sill, A. R. Rudd, N. D. Furguson, H. H. Deane, J. E. Kelsey, L. E. Jones, S. L. Parmelee, and K. Hannahs. Reading of minutes dispensed with. On motion president appointed Drs. Abell, Furguson, and Parmelee a committee on resolutions, who reported the following preamble and resolutions: -- Source: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~twigs2000/medicalsociety2.html (3) Sixberry Watches Doctor Cut His Leg Off With Saw -- Old Man Tells Young Physician Instrument Is a Bit Dull After Operation is Performed -- Burned Leg in Fire After Return From Long Hunting Expedition. By Ernest G. Cook, Watertown Daily Times, Saturday September 21, 1929, Watertown Daily Times. "When the doctor arrived, driving by horse and buggy from Watertown to the Sixberry home, it was found to be a young man who had but recently opened his office in the city. His name was Dr. Grafton and he was sure he could give proper aid to the suffering man. He advised amputation at once, taking his leg off just below the knee." (4) NORTHERN NEW YORK BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1867-68 WAITE BROTHERS & CO. WATERTOWN, New York, Compilers Lyttle, Hanford & Company. Printers, Book Binders, and Blank Book Manufacturers. 1867-1868 "Grafton John, physician and surgeon, 4 Iron Block" http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyjeffer/buswatn1.htm | Sixbury, Robert (I131)
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| 10 | ?i?Boyd's Directory of the District of Columbia ?/i?(published from 1867 to 1874 as ?i?Boyd's Washington and Georgetown Directory?/i?), for 1867, 1869, 1871-76, 1878-97, 1899, 1905, 1907-14, 1916-19, 1921-25, 1927-34, 1936-43. (LOC call number: F192.5 .B6) ?i?Polk's Washington City (District of Columbia) Directory?/i?, 1948, 1954, 1960, 1962, 1964-65, 1967, 1969-70. (LOC call number: F192.5 .P6) | Source (S1336)
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| 11 | https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?viewrecord=1&r=an&db=FSMarriageNewYork&indiv=try&h=633234 https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/61377/TH-1-9736-35439-98?pid=1050633234&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv%3D1%26dbid%3D61377%26h%3D1050633234%26tid%3D12536003%26pid%3D-236440741%26usePUB%3Dtrue%26_phsrc%3DWPP68%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource&treeid=12536003&personid=-236440741&usePUB=true&_phsrc=WPP68&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true#?imageId=TH-1-9736-35439-98 | Family F10424
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| 12 | January 6, 2008 Kim A. Delles Town of Theresa Town Clerk 103 Main Street P.O. Box 692 Theresa, New York 13691 Dear Ms. Delles, I am looking for a record of marriage for my 2nd great grandparents: John Biggers and Margaret VanBrocklin Other sources state that they were apparently married on January 17, 1869. The location of their marriage is not known to me, however, I do know that John Biggers lived on a farm on Countryman Road, Theresa in 1864, a few years prior to their marriage. Please check the records available to you. If you cannot find a record of such marriage, please advise as to where to look next. If you have access to email, I would very much appreciate a reply via email as this greatly speeds up the communication process. My email address is listed below. Thank you for your help in this matter. Sincerely, Paul F. Kelly 3701 Mohawk Drive Mount Vernon, WA 98273 Phone: (360) 421-4012 Email: rootsdigger05@comcast.net | Biggers, John (I20)
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| 13 | bpt. St. Vincent's, Rosiere, NY, Diocese of Ogdensburg, May 1884; | Fraley, Christopher Edward (I16)
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| 14 | Some records indicate Jacob was born in Lafargeville, Jefferson County, New York (See records of Ila Manwell). Jacob (Jake) Hoover bought the old homestead on Ormes Rd., Vassar (6284 Ormes) from the government, date unknown. It isn't in the family anymore. He and his wife originally came from New York. He was a gardener on a big estate and she was a cook. They fell in love, were married and came to Michigan. They stayed but for a short time and returned to NY. It is believed that all three children were born in NY and that they returned to Michigan in 1869 and bought the above mentioned (about 1 and 1/2 miles from our home here on Ormes Rd.Kittie Hoover Haines (Jacob's daughter) and Neta Haines Roles ( Jacob's grand daughter) and Alice Roles Beach (his great-granddaughter) were all married in this old house.(Hilda Blasius) Jacob or Jake was a farmer and milkman. He served in the Civil War, Co K, 10th NY Heavy Artillery. Jacob is burried in the Riverside Cem, Vassar, Michigan.Jacob is buried in the Riverside Cem,, Vassar, Tuscola Co., Michigan. | Hoover, Jacob (I31)
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| 15 | "...and he there found the record of deponents baptism in which deponents birth is recorded as being on the 12th day of February 1788, which date corresponds with the information deponent has always had of his age from his parents & others - this deponent saith he was, as he has at all times been informed & as he believes true, born in the now town of Little Falls on the north side of the Mohawk river..." | Huber, Peter (I360)
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| 16 | "..is the widow of said deceased.. | Faivre, Suzanne Catherine (I392)
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| 17 | "England and Wales Census, 1891." Database with images. FamilySearch. http://FamilySearch.org : accessed 2016. From "1891 England, Scotland and Wales census." Database and images. findmypast. http://www.findmypast.com : n.d. Citing PRO RG 12. The National Archives of the UK, Kew, Surrey. | Source (S1410)
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| 18 | "Iowa Deaths and Burials, 1850-1990." Database. FamilySearch. http://FamilySearch.org : 14 June 2016. Index based upon data collected by the Genealogical Society of Utah, Salt Lake City. | Source (S1530)
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| 19 | "Ireland, Births and Baptisms, 1620-1881." Index. FamilySearch. http://FamilySearch.org : accessed 2013. Index based upon data collected by the Genealogical Society of Utah, Salt Lake City. This index is an electronic index for the years 1620 to 1881. It is not necessarily intended to index any specific set of records. This index is not complete for any particular place or region. This collection may include information previously published in the International Genealogical Index or Vital Records Index collections. | Source (S1150)
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| 20 | "Mrs. Julia Fraley June 16, 1942" | Source (S13)
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| 21 | "Sally b.12/13/1820. By looking at the records past down Nicholas may have had a brother Alexander and Sally married her Uncle. Not proven, but all other females had who they married next to their name and Sally had this imformation next to her's. Alexander (Uncle Allick) b.1/00/1824 d. 5/6/1874" married a cousin Alexander Van Brockiln - no descendants. | Family F151
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| 22 | "Service Records of Members of the Force, 1861 - 1930", National Archives: RG 351, Records of the Government of the District of Columbia, Prelimminary Inventory (PI) 186, Entries 117, 118 and 119 [Personnel and Administrative Records]. | Source (S1439)
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| 23 | "Vagabundorum" | Family F10676
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| 24 | 'Susan Bishart' was living with Jacob Sixbury and Mary, his wife and their three daughters Margaret, Melinda? and Gertrude. | Sixbury, Jacob (I158)
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| 25 | 'Susan Bishart' was living with Jacob Sixbury and Mary, his wife and their three daughters Margaret, Melinda? and Gertrude. | Hoover, Mary (I190)
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| 26 | 'Susan Bishart' was living with Jacob Sixbury and Mary, his wife and their three daughters Margaret, Melinda? and Gertrude. | Sixbury, Margaret (I193)
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| 27 | 'Susan Bishart' was living with Jacob Sixbury and Mary, his wife and their three daughters Margaret, Melinda? and Gertrude. | Sixbury, Melissa (I194)
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| 28 | 'Susan Bishart' was living with Jacob Sixbury and Mary, his wife and their three daughters Margaret, Melinda? and Gertrude. | Sixbury, Gertrude (I195)
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| 29 | 'Susan Bishart' was living with Jacob Sixbury and Mary, his wife and their three daughters Margaret, Melinda? and Gertrude. | Faivre, Suzanne Catherine (I392)
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| 30 | (1442 Q Street) | Kelly, John (I24)
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| 31 | (1442 Q Street) | Kelly, Hugh Patrick (I547)
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| 32 | (1442 Q Street) | Kelly, Margaret Ann (I550)
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| 33 | (1442 Q Street) | Kelly, Frank Bernard (I551)
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| 34 | (1442 Q Street) | Kelly, Charles Jacob (I554)
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| 35 | (1442 Q Street) | Kelly, John Joseph (I555)
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| 36 | (1442 Q Street) | Kelly, John Thomas (I574)
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| 37 | (1442 Q. Street N.W.) | Kelly, John (I24)
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| 38 | (1447 Q. Street N.W.) | Kelly, John (I24)
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| 39 | (Digital Collection) Pennsylvania, Philadelphia passenger lists, 1800-1882 / United States. Department of the Treasury. Bureau of Customs | Source (S1329)
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| 40 | (hand written at the bottom of the article is the date "Feb. 3, 1977) | Source (S133)
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| 41 | (Medical):According to Guy Leo WEBERT, [Johann] Andrew WEBERT died young (in Trimberg) as he accidently slipped into the Saalel River and drowned. | Webert, Johann (I45)
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| 42 | (Medical):According to Mary Elaine WEBERT, Clay WEBERT died of tuberculosis at a young age. | Webert, Clay A. (I61)
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| 43 | (Medical):died in infancy | Bichet, Ralph E. (I705)
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| 44 | (Medical):From: David M. Wade Jr. To: Paul Kelly Subject: Re: Biggers Date: Friday, August 15, 1997 8:54 PM Paul, Got your message about photocopies and I just wanted to inform you that the powers that be are already in motion. My mother never has really expressed an interest in the search of heritage and history, yet once I informed her of someone related to her Grandfather Arthur Biggers, well... She has called me to tell me she got all her records and documents out. We are both in the process of getting all these lines and supporting documents into a format her Grandchildren & Great-Grandchildren can have. You though won't have to wait that long as soon as I'm sure we've got all are notes properly copied they along will copies of all other documents will be on the way to you & your family. These papers will include the family line written by Arthur's own hand. I have been reviewing the Biggers line more this week and I can now tell you that John I came to America at the age of 38 somewhere in the range of 1842-43. He started a Carding Mill in Dexter N.Y. His farm was 2 miles north of Brownsville N.Y. Wife Fannie Harris died at age 56. Their children were: John II b. 1839 England // George b. abt. 1842 England // Maria b.1844 New York //James (Jim) b. 1846 (listed as a Robert 1860 census ???) The brothers John and George were available for duty at the beginning of the Civil War. John did not join but fled to Maryland where he spent time aboard a whaling ship and was also taken prisoner at some point and sometime later is said to have escaped. Maybe the tales of his adventures were in his head as told to kin when he returned or fact, maybe a little of both. George was not so lucky, Hit by a cannon ball and killed Battle of Bull Run, Manassas, Va. after 1862, so that would make it the second battle. Youngest son James was said to have been a math genius, "Hit in the head by his stepmother for eating one of her pies and was never the same." I hope the pie was good. The Stepmother John I's 2nd wife was Jane Graves b. Ireland 1819 d. 1908 / 89 years. Graves was her 1st husband's name. Her children by Graves: John Graves 1844 // Wm. Graves 1846 // Joseph Graves 1849 // Barnett Graves 1851 // Approx date by census ages. John II / oldest daughter Stella never married and is buried next to her Grandfather John I in Dexter Cemetery, 4th row across from tall monument of Gilmore. Nicholas Van Brocklin d. 1884 age 89 (Dutch) Nancy Ann Schell d. 1883 age 88 (Germany) Parents of Margaret (Van Brocklin) Biggers Nancy Ann Schell's Father was Marcus Schell b. June 6,1764 Herkimer Co. NY Chr. July 5, 1764 Reformed Dutch Church of German Flats married Catherine Elizabeth Roan b. circa 1770 Herkimer , March 25 1788. Died after 1832 Herkimer NY Marcus Schell's Father was Johnannes Schell arrived port of Philadelpia 1732 or 1752 / Mother was Barbara Raspach.( I found a ship listing some years ago 10th Oct 1752 Phil., Tuesday Ship " FOREST" Capt. Patrick Auchterlony from Rotterdam / Maybe??? ) Do you know that both Eva & Arthur named a son Paul. Arthur's son was Paul Everett b. June 18,1910. Strange your name is Paul. Is your line Eva's Paul Webert. We want to know more about Eva's sons and where they went and the lives they lead. Arthur's children where artists / landscape architect / naturalist / seems thay had a deep appreciation for nature's beauty. David. | Biggers, George (I537)
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| 45 | (Medical):lived only 6 days | Sixbury, Marion Ruth (I1137)
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| 46 | (Medical):See attached sources. | Webert, Walter N. (I14)
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| 47 | (Medical):See attached sources. | Besha, Mary Lillian (I17)
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| 48 | (Medical):See attached sources. | Biggers, Eva Etheline (I19)
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| 49 | (Medical):See attached sources. | Webert, Johann Philibert (I43)
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| 50 | (Medical):See attached sources. | Webert, Paul A. (I62)
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