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| 901 | https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XVG1-2WT | Family F208
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| 902 | https://familysearch.org/search/record/results?count=20&query=%2Bsurname%3Asixbury~%20%2Bresidence_place%3A%22montgomery%2C%20new%20york%22~%20%2Bresidence_year%3A1800-1800~ | Sexbury, Catrina (I12282)
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| 903 | https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/61377/TH-1-9740-34652-47?pid=1050637738&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv%3D1%26dbid%3D61377%26h%3D1050637738%26tid%3D%26pid%3D%26usePUB%3Dtrue%26_phsrc%3DWPP38%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource&treeid=&personid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=WPP38&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Family F123
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| 904 | https://www.familysearch.org/search/records/index#count=20&query=%2Bgivenname%3Afrancis~%20%2Bsurname%3Aburt~%20%2Bbirth_place%3Aohio~%20%2Bbirth_year%3A1814-1816~ | Burt, Francis S. (I10594)
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| 905 | I already had received the copy (certified transcript). -----Original Message----- From: Paul Kelly [mailto:RootsDigger05@comcast.net] Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 10:08 PM To: 'stjames@twcny.rr.com' Subject: Marriage record Janet, I don't think I ever received this. Could you please send it? (Please see your previous email below) Please note my new mailing address: Paul F. Kelly 3701 Mohawk Drive Mount Vernon, WA 98273 And my new email address: Rootsdigger05@comcast.net ------------------------------------------------ From: St James [mailto:stjames@twcny.rr.com] Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 6:41 AM To: Paul Kelly Subject: marriage records Hi Paul, I found the information you are looking for regarding Christopher Fraley and Mary Bisha (I have to copy what's in the records and this is how they spelled Bisha). I will mail you a certificate of marriage today. Janet Sincerely, Paul Kelly http://home.comcast.net/~rootsdigger05/index.html -----Original Message----- From: Paul Kelly [mailto:pkelly@ca.astound.net] Sent: Monday, March 07, 2005 12:23 PM To: 'stjames@twcny.rr.com' Subject: Marriage record for my ancestors Janet, Thanks so much for taking my call! I would like to have a copy of the marriage record for: Mary Besha and Christopher Edward Fraley Marriage Date and Place: July 1, 1908, St. James Church, Carthage, NY Please send the copy to: Paul F. Kelly 1011 Mohr Lane #2 Concord, CA 94518-4306 Thanks! Paul F. Kelly | Besha, Mary Lillian (I17)
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| 906 | I am finding out now, the the name Van Brocklin simply means in the Dutch language, from the town of Brocklin, or so I found out from a friend in Holland, "Breuckelin" is the correct spelling. It has also been misspelled so many times as Van Brakelin, Van Breaklin, and several other ways too numerous to mention. | Vanbrocklin, Sander (I498)
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| 907 | I assume this information was abstracted (and then type-written on this single sheet of paper) from St. Matthew's Church, 1725 Rhode Island, N.W., Washington, D.C., 20036. That assumption is based on the hand-written note which appears on the page. "From St. Matthew's Church, 1725 Rhode Island, N.W., Washington, D.C., 20036." I am assuming that James R. Kelly, Jr. did the abstracting, as he told me he visited the church and found the information himself. | Source (S129)
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| 908 | I copied this article from Shirley Farone's Database: http://boards.ancestry.com/localities.northam.usa.states.newyork.counties.jefferson/2522/mb.ashx?pnt=1 | Source (S171)
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| 909 | I found Jeff's contact information on the rootsweb.com web site. (See Repository) | Source (S110)
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| 910 | I found the below on Ancestry.com. This might be a marriage record for Henry and Elizabeth. Oxfordshire, England: Parish and Probate Records Church Histories & Records Name: Henry Biggers Elizabeth Steede Vital: date - location, Oxford, England -------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: "LeAnn Walton" Subject: Re: [OXF] Marriage record lookup - Henry Biggers Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2006 19:39:02 -0700 References: <001501c6f96c$40003f20$6401a8c0@buddhathree> Paul There was a Henry Biggers that married an Elizabeth Steede at Chipping Norton on 13 Oct 1799. Sounds like it could be your guy. LeAnn Walton ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul Kelly" To: Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2006 7:04 PM Subject: [OXF] Marriage record lookup - Henry Biggers > Looking for a marriage record of: > > > > Henry Biggers > > and > > Elizabeth _____? > > > > Where: Witney? > > When: 1800? > > > > First child was born in 1800. > > I have checked OXF-WIT01 (CD) with no success. > > > Paul Kelly > http://home.comcast.net/~rootsdigger05/index.html | Family F392
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| 911 | I had written to Carolyn Perkins (Mrs. Homer J. Perkins) in November, 1996 requesting information on Robert Sixbury. 54 pages (copies) of information were mailed back to me as a result. These pages (which appeared to have been contained in a 3 ring binder - you could see the 3 holes on the copies) consisted of three groups of documents: 1. The first group of copies (4 pages) was a short handwritten chronology of Robert Sixbury's life. No author's name appears anywhere on the copies. No sources of informtion were cited. 2. The second group of copies (34 pages) consisted of hand written family group sheets with Robert Sixbury's family as the starting page. The subsequent group sheets outlined all of Robert sixbury's children and their families. No sources were cited, and no author's name was mentioned anywhere on any of the copies. 3. The third group of copies (19 pages) consisted of copies of old newspaper articles. (19 articles/sources in all) No references were made to publisher name (excepting where the author of the article mentions it or where it is self evident), date, volume, page so it is difficult to determine exactly what newspapers they came from. This is the letter she sent back along with the package: 2 January 1997 Dear Mr. Kelly: I am enclosing all we have on the Sixbury line. Some of it will answer your questions. As for the picture---Mrs. George Tassey is no longer listed in the telephone directory. I would imagine that the picture was either passed down in the family or destroyed. I did not find an obituary for her that would name descendants. Possibly she just moved moved away. Sincerely, Mrs. Homer J. Perkins. | Source (S75)
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| 912 | I need to write to Carthage village historian to find marriage certificate. | Fraley, Christopher Edward (I16)
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| 913 | I originally found this reference on this web page: http://www.theoldarmy.com/Sykes_ORs/sykes_OR_main.html | Source (S422)
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| 914 | I received this email the other day from William J. Bichet's son, Mark Biche. Subsequent emails proved that he is a descendant of a common ancestor, Claude Francois Bichet. From: Beeshay@aol.com [mailto:Beeshay@aol.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2005 6:53 PM To: pkelly@astound.net Subject: My name is Mark Biche do you know my father Bill Biche? Evans Mills, NY? please respond to mark.biche@rbccm .com thx ---------------------------------- | Source (S251)
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| 915 | I think this is a carbon copy of the typed letter, since the letter is not signed. The initials "RAS" at the bottom of the letter indicate that the letter was written by R. A. Scott, whose name appears on the letterhead of the paper containing the "Will" written by Charles W. Sixbery, May 24, 1937. R. A. Scott was the Superintendent at the time, according to the letterhead. | Source (S303)
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| 916 | I wrote an email to the Carthage Free Library on 11/1/2004. They sent me a scanned (typewritten) record of the marriage from St. James Church records on Nov. 2, 2004. ------------------------------------------------- Sent email to Terry L. Buckley: -----Original Message----- From: Paul Kelly [ Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 1:05 PM To: 'leraytlb@gisco.net' Subject: Marriage Certificate - Christopher E. Fraley and Mary L. Besha Importance: High September 30, 2004 Terry L. Buckley, Supervisor, Town of Champion 10 North Broad Street Carthage, New York 13619 Dear Mr. Buckley: I am hoping you can help me. I am trying to locate a marriage certificate or record for my Great-Grandfather (Christopher E. Fraley) and my Great-Grandmother (Mary L. Besha). They were apparently married in 1908 in Carthage, NY. I have previously written to the Carthage Village Clerk (see my previous letter below) and I have also spoken to the Town of Wilna clerk and both sources are unable to locate any such record. Please refer to the newspaper article below for more details. Thanks and have a great day! Sincerely, Paul F. Kelly pkelly@astound.net ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- September 21, 2004 LINDA M. WIER Carthage Village Clerk Village Office 120 Mechanic Street Carthage, New York 13619 Dear Linda Wier: On September 18, I spoke with Laura Prievo (Carthage Village Historian) about obtaining a marriage certificate for my great grandfather and great grandmother, Christopher Fraley and Mary Besha. She referred me to you for more information. The only information I have about their marriage was taken from the following obituary in a newspaper: "C. E. Fraley Rites Set Evans Mills - The funeral for Christopher E. Fraley, 82, who died Thursday morning in the Jefferson county hospital, Watertown, will be Saturday at 8:30 a.m. at the Frederick Brothers funeral home, and at 9 a.m. in St. Mary's church, with Rev. John F. Pendergast, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in St. Vincent de Paul's cemetery, Rosiere. Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and evening. Mr. Fraley was born in Rosiere, May 1, 1884, a son of Peter and Julia Adams Fraley. He was married to Mary Beasha, Copenhagen, in 1908 in Carthage. The couple lived in Rosiere where they operated a farm until 1923 when they moved to Evans Mills. Mr. Fraley was employed by the Borden company and operated a farm until 1940, when it was taken over by Camp Drum. Mrs. Fraley died Aug. 12, 1937." So, apparently, they were married in Carthage in 1908. Does your office have a copy of the marriage record or marriage certificate? If so, I will happily send a check for the cost of copies and postage for mailing. Thanks for any help you can provide. By the way, if you have access to email, my email address is: pkelly@astound.net < Mailing Address: Paul Kelly 1011 Mohr Lane #2 Concord, CA 94518 Phone: (925) 408-6437 Sincerely, Paul F. Kelly | Fraley, Christopher Edward (I16)
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| 917 | Image : 31,32 Cote : 9NUM/69ED1E2 pg. 59, 60 Maria Barbara Reff God-mother to Maria Barbara Speff?, March 25, 1751 | Reff, Maria Barbara (I11714)
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| 918 | Image e-mailed from Phyllis Shaw | Source (S644)
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| 919 | In 1852, Congress establised the Government Hospital for the Insane in DC, today known as St. Elizabeth's Hospital. It formally opened in 1855.(1) Congress officially changed the Hospital's name to St. Elizabeth's in 1916.(2) 1. http://siarchives.si.edu/blog/dorothea-dix-mental-health-reformer-and-civil-war-nurse 2. http://www.nlm.nih.gov/hmd/medtour/elizabeths.html | Jenkins, Robert Augustine (I10831)
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| 920 | In 1860, he lived with 98 year old female, Hannah Sixbury | Sixbury, John (I10134)
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| 921 | In 1860, she was living with a John Sixbury, age 52. | Hannah (I10132)
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| 922 | In 1893, this family consisted five sons and six daughters. twin of Jacob | Hoover, John P. (I768)
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| 923 | In New York (U.S.A.) state censuses were taken every ten years from 1825-1875, in 1892, and then again from 1905-1925. This database is an index to, with corresponding images of, parts of the 1880, 1892, and 1905 censuses. Information available in this database includes name, gender, age, race or color, birthplace, enumeration place, year of enumeration, relationship to head of household, and number of years living in the U.S. In New York state censuses were taken every ten years from 1825-1875, in 1892, and then again from 1905-1925. This database is an index to, with corresponding images of, parts of the 1880, 1892, and 1905 censuses. Currently this database includes the following counties: ?b?1880?/b? (approx. 27,600 records): ?tab? Rockland ?b?1892?/b? (approx. 364,000 records): ?tab? Broome ?tab?Chautaugua ?tab?Essex ?tab?Herkimer ?tab?Lewis ?tab?Orleans ?tab?Rockland ?tab?Schoharie ?tab?Warren ?tab?Wayne ?b?1905?/b? (approx. 117,000 records): ?tab? Lewis ?tab?Orleans ?tab?Schoharie ?tab?Wayne While some state censuses may not be as valuable as others, depending on the year and amount of information recorded, they are still important sources and should not be overlooked. They can be especially useful for tracking ancestors in between Federal Census years. Since the 1890 Federal Census was damaged and destroyed by fire in 1921, the 1892 census is especially important as it is able to provide information that would otherwise be obtainable from the 1890 Federal Census. Information available in this index includes: ?tab? Name ?tab?Gender ?tab?Age ?tab?Race or color ?tab?Birthplace (usually this will be country, but may include a city and/or state) ?tab?Enumeration place (town and county) ?tab?Year of enumeration (1880, 1892, or 1905) ?tab?Relationship to head of household (only listed in 1905) ?tab?Number of years in the U.S. (only listed in 1905 and for people born outside the U.S.) Additional information, such as an occupation, may be listed on the actual census and can be found by viewing the accompanying image. ?b?Where can New York state censuses be found??/b? A lot of the state copies of the censuses from 1855-1905 were ruined in the 1911 state library fire. Most of the surviving schedules can be found with the county clerk, while others may be in the custody of the county historian. Microfilmed copies of the censuses can be found in other libraries, repositories, and institutions, such as the Library of the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society and the Family History Library. Some of the above information was taken from Roger D. Joslyn, "New York," in ?i?Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources,?/i? ed. Alice Eichholz. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Ancestry, 1992). | Source (S501)
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| 924 | Index and images of marriage registers and certificates from county records. This collection does not include the following counties: Alger, Alpena, Barry, Eaton, Gladwin, Kalkaska, Kent, Lenawee, Missaukee, Monroe, Montmorency, Oceana, Oscoda, Schoolcraft, and Shiawassee. Various archives, Michigan. | Source (S1569)
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| 925 | Index and images of the Department of Iowa Grand Army of the Republic membership records. The records are arranged by county and then by posts within each county. They include veteran's name, residence, occupation, date and place of birth, date and place of death, cemetery where buried, war record, dates of enlistment and discharge, names of parents, spouse, children (if given), and sources of information. | Source (S1523)
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| 926 | Index and images of the Iowa state census taken in 1905. Each individual was recorded on a single card which includes name, age, and place of birth. The cards are filed alphabetically by county, then by surname of the individual. | Source (S1554)
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| 927 | Is this one and the same person (Catherine Bichet)? Acte de mariage Commune/Paroisse : Ronchamp D | Family F668
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| 928 | Isaac and Mary were Miss Stein's [Mary Alice Stein] grandparents, thus making her a descendant of Richard Staige, Sr. through two different family lines. | Family F10273
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| 929 | Isaac Stage is Mary Ward's 1st cousin, once removed. | Stage, Isaac W. (I10611)
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| 930 | It is possible that Henry Hoover/Huber was buried in the Calvary Cemetery of Herkimer, New York. According to Steven Knight, there were two stones in that cemetery with the name "Hubert" inscribed on them, nothing else. Hubert Two stones with only the word "HUBERT". No other data. Source: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyherkim/cemeteries/calvary1.html | Hoover, Henry (I345)
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| 931 | It is possible that Robert Walsh and Ellen [?] were married prior to March 1, 1772. A Robert Walsh and an Ellen Walsh were witnesses to a marriage between Pierce Keeffe of Grange and Ellen Keeffe of same on March 1st, 1772. | Family F10156
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| 932 | It is unclear from the record who the mother of this child is. | Bichet, Genevi (I2315)
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| 933 | It is unclear what this record means. Did Francoise marry two men in the same day? Was this record entered as a mistake? Was the other marriage record a mistake? Acte de mariage Commune/Paroisse : X du 70 en vosges D | Family F695
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| 934 | It is unfortunate that the clipping did not include the name and date of the newspaper. | Source (S52)
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| 935 | Jackson's Oxford Journal was founded by William Jackson, the Oxford University printer, in the early 18th century as a Saturday weekly. In 1795 the physician John Grosvenor became chief proprietor and editor. The first issue was published on 5 May 1753. Beneath the title of no. 1, page 1 was printed the apologia for the paper: This paper will be more complete than any that has hitherto appeared in this Part of the Kingdom. For besides the Articles of News, foreign and domestic, in which we shall endeavour to surpass every other Paper, our situation will enable us to oblige our Readers with a particular Account of every Transaction relating to the present Opposition in Oxfordshire;.... Some fifty years afterwards, in the early nineteenth century, the newspaper, in common with others of this time, was more openly engaged in local politics, criticizing local government, and promoting local concerns. There was also commentary on national issues from a local perspective. The paper was originally issued at a price of 2d. in 1753, rising to 5d. in 1856, and dropping to 3d. in 1882 (when its circulation was 8,000) and 1d. in 1898. The orientation of the newspaper was Conservative. It blended reporting of Oxford town and University events with summaries of events from further afield. By 1880, the departments of the paper were: agricultural prospects, the week, university intelligence, city and council intelligence, Oxford town council, Oxford city police court, literary notices, petty sessions, general news, births/marriages/deaths, poetry, hunting appointments, markets, and country markets. Some eighteen years later, in 1898, the coverage had widened to include: current agricultural topics, farming notes, gardening gossip, football gossip, news notes, a local review, Oxford county court, the woman's world, a regular, illustrated letter from London, district news public notices, cycling notes, cricket gossip, to correspondence, the ladies' letter, serial fiction, notes by an Oxford lady, and market news. The amalgamation of the Oxford Journal with the Oxfordshire County News in 1898 afforded an opportunity for reflection: In May, 1853, at the centenary of the Oxford Journal, the Editor expressed his desire to 'present a faithful mirror of the time, respecting the opinions of all, but at the same time cordially upholding all that we conceive to be dear to us as Englishmen, as lovers of order, and as faithful subjects.' The same desire animates us to-day, and we hope that our firm adhesion to our own political creed and Church principles, is consistent with, not merely tolerance, but respect for our opponents. We have never hesitated to express our own unbiased opinion on every public question upon its merits, and we shall continue to follow the same course. The newspaper's name was changed to Oxford Journal Illustrated at the end of 1908 and it ceased publication in 1928. Publication History: Variant Titles Jackson's Oxford Journal (5 May 1753-28 May 1898) Oxford Journal and County News (4 June-3 September 1898) Jackson's Oxford Journal and the Wantage Herald (8 March 1902-26 December 1908) Oxford Journal Illustrated (2 January 1909-28 November 1928) Source of the preceeeding text: http://newspapers.bl.uk/blcs/publicationByLocation.do | Source (S611)
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| 936 | January 16, 2006 Orleans Town Clerk, Tammy Donnelley Municipal Building, Sunrise Avenue LaFargeville, New York 13656 Dear Tammy Donnelley: I am wrting to you in search of two items: 1. a Marriage record for my great grandparents. Their names and information are as follows: Anthony Webert b. Apr. 11, 1875, Trimberg, Germany m. 1901, 1902? Orleans, Jefferson Co., New York d. April 30, 1939, Watertown, N.Y. Eva Biggers b. August 1879, 1880?, Theresa, New York m. 1901, 1902? Orleans, Jefferson Co., New York d. 1906, Orleans, Jefferson Co., N.Y. 2. a death certificate for Eva Biggers (mentioned above) Please advise. If you have access to the internet, a response via email would be much appreciated: rootsdigger05@comcast.net Sincerely, Paul F. Kelly 3701 Mohawk Drive Mount Vernon, WA 98273 | Webert, Anthony (I18)
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| 937 | John Biggerstaff (25) appears together with Richard Biggerstaff (75) in the 1841 census. | Biggerstaff, Richard (I1582)
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| 938 | John Biggerstaff (25) appears with Richard Biggerstaff (75) in the 1841 census. | Biggerstaff, John (I1583)
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| 939 | 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. | Biggers, Stella (I119)
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| 940 | 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. | Biggers, Stella (I119)
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| 941 | John Kelly fought in several battles of the Civil War. He served under General Philip Sheridan. ----- Lieutenant Winder, recruiter http://bklynpl.newspapers.com/image/50398570 ----- ----- Entry no: 58 Name: Kelly, John Enlisted- When: July 19, 1859 Where: New York By whom: Lt. Winder Period: 5 yrs Where Born: Town or County: Tyrone State: Ireld Age: 22 Occupation: laborer Description- Eyes: blue Hair: sandy Complexion: Flacid? Height: 57 3/4 Regiment: 4th Inf. Co.: K No. of enlistment: Remarks: Dischgd. July 19 '64 Expr. of serv. at City Point, Va. Rank: pvt. ------- Entry no: 59 Name: Kelly, Patrick Enlisted- When: July 18, 1859 Where: New York By whom: Lt. Winder (John Henry Winder?) (Charles Sidney Winder?) Period: 5 yrs Where Born: Town or County: Tyrone State: Ireld. Age: 23 Occupation: gardener Description- Eyes: Grey Hair: Br. Complexion: Flacid Height: 58 3/4 Regiment: 4th Inf. Co.: K No. of enlistment: Remarks: Deserted May 13 '61 Rank: ---- FORT YAMHILL, OREG. Captain DAVID A. RUSSELL. 4th U. S . Infantry, Company K. http://ehistory.osu.edu/osu/sources/recordView.cfm?Content=105/0429 ----- FORT YAMHILI., OREG. Lieutenant PHILIP H. SHERIDAN. 4th U. S. Infantry, Company K (detachment). http://ehistory.osu.edu/osu/sources/recordView.cfm?Content=105/0526 ---- | Kelly, John (I24)
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| 942 | John Sixbury apparently had 15 children. "12 died within two weeks (Black Diptheria) Those left: John, Jr., Clarence, Lydia" | Sixbury, John (I157)
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| 943 | Joseph Bichet petitioned the court on Jan. 20, 1859 | Bichet, Claude Francois (I229)
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| 944 | June 10, 1914 | Family F347
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| 945 | June 22, 1881 JEFFERSON COUNTY COURT. A law term of the Jefferson County Court convened at the Court House in this city yesterday, Judge Charles H. Walts presiding. The following decisions were handed down. Most of them are cases argued or submitted at the last law term of this court. A number of appeals were argued and submitted. William Gray, respondent vs. Horace E. Tyler et al, appellants. Judgment reversed. Jane Biggers, respondent vs. John Biggers, appellant. Judgment reversed. | Family F211
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| 946 | Leaves LeRay farm to son Joseph Bichet (102 acres) He also left $500.00 to his son John Bichet (Rich folks!) | Bichet, Claude Francois (I229)
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| 947 | Lee mailed me a copy of the letter he mentioned in his email of November 24, 1998. (See "Text of Source" tab). | Source (S137)
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| 948 | Leo had written numbers [1], [2], [3] an red ink on my original letter and on Lewis's original letter to correspond to the responses in his letter to me (Paul Kelly). | Source (S81)
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| 949 | Leo had written numbers [1], [2], [3] an red ink on my original letter and on Lewis's original letter to correspond to the responses in his letter to me (Paul Kelly). | Source (S705)
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| 950 | Lived in LeRay for 20 years Residence Surety:3 | Bichet, Claude Francois (I229)
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