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Genealogy of the Gann, Donaldson, Laubacher, McDowell and related families |
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| 1351 | He was a high school graduate | Laubacher, Earl Charles (I2529)
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| 1352 | He was a high school graduate | McDowell, Philip Bertrand (I2782)
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| 1353 | He was a legatee in his father's will of the earlier date; an inventory was taken on his estate on the later date | Hibbert, Samuel (I2299)
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| 1354 | He was a legatee in his father's will of this date | Hibbert, Robert (I2298)
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| 1355 | He was a widower when he married Gertrud Weckmann. | Kronenberger, Andreas (I4880)
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| 1356 | He was a witness to the marriage of Jacob Laubacher and Maria Salome Kohr, relationship given as "frater sponsi" | Laubacher, Mathias (I4768)
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| 1357 | He was baptized at Hingham, Mass., Mar. 22, 1639, by Rev. Mr. Hobert. In 1659 he had a grant for a considerable tract of land southwest of Lamphrey Falls, and from 1659 to 1669 paid taxes at Oyster River. At the commencement of the Indian wars he was a member of Capt. Robert Mason's troop of horse, and was subsequently commissioned Captain. For several years previous to 1676 he lived at or near Cocheco (Dover), in the heart of the Piscataqua country. On Mar. 22 1678, he deeded his land at Dover to one John Rand, and removed to Piscataqua, Middlesex Co., N. J., where he had previously purchased 498 acres of land. In the year last named he was granted a license to keep a tavern in said New Piscataqua. It is said that the business of hotel keeping then established by him was carried on continuously under the Hull name for nearly 200 years. The records show numerous transfers of land to and from him. | Hull, Captain Benjamin (I1998)
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| 1358 | He was born on the south-west shore of Staten Island to a Huguenot family | Stelle, Reverend Benjamin (I2064)
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| 1359 | He was carrying $20 and a train ticket for Canton, Ohio when he arrived. He was going to join a brother in law, who paid for his ticket and that of the whole family. | Nieporte, Bernard (I2786)
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| 1360 | He was christened as Egidius Laubacher but was known as Jacob ever after | Laubacher, Jacob (I3197)
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| 1361 | He was deceased by the time of his father's will (reference to "heirs of John Blackwell dec'd") in Feb 1818 | Blackwell, John (I119)
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| 1362 | He was deposed on 6 Nov 1705 and stated his age at "about sevinty yers" | Roberts, Thomas (I4158)
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| 1363 | He was deposed twice, in 1678 and 1679, in Essex Co., Massachusetts courts, stating his age as 44 years in 1679, and as 42 years in 1678; he was probably therefore--if both testimonies were accurate--born in the latter half of 1635 or the first half of 1636 (source does not give dates of the depositions) | Mighell, John (I1153)
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| 1364 | He was divorced when he married Anna (Kles) Manville | Holmes, Robert (I070)
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| 1365 | He was granted administration on his father's estate on this date | Hibbert, John (I2295)
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| 1366 | He was known by the surname "Grote" after his marriage. | Burlage, Henrich (I4661)
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| 1367 | He was married first to Jacquemine Perrolaz. | Perrolaz, Jean (I4759)
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| 1368 | He was married first to Marguerite Jing | Portmann, Jean Georges (I2681)
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| 1369 | He was married once before marrying to Mary J Eaton | Family F1419
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| 1370 | He was mentioned in his mother's will of 7 Dec 1838 | Blashfield, Harvey (I0960)
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| 1371 | He was most certainly the son of Claude Lab and Claire Françoise Duhaut of Anteuil. This couple had sons Gerard (1731), Nicolas (1736), and Nicolas Gerard (1740), all baptized in Anteuil. No death or marriage records have yet been obtained for two of the three. While it is not possible to be absolutely sure who is who, only one appears to have married or survived to adulthood, and his age appears to align most closely with the oldest of the three, baptized only as Gerard but known later in life as Nicolas Gerard. | Lab, Nicolas Gerard (I4830)
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| 1372 | He was most likely born in Veckersviller. Parish registry is missing between 17 May 1757 - 21 Oct 1761. | Untereiner, Sebastian (I2634)
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| 1373 | He was often known in the United States as Peter Stephen Lab. | Lab, Pierre Etienne (I2495)
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| 1374 | He was probably born in Virginia (so says son Booker Pate's 1880 census record) | Pate, Booker (I829)
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| 1375 | He was said to be 29 years old when married and 57 years old when he died. | Untereiner, Sebastian (I2634)
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| 1376 | He was said to have been about 25 years old at the time of his marriage to Mary A (Welch Waters) Gann | Miller, Newton (I3261)
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| 1377 | He was sheriff in 1557. From son Henry's branch descended Sir Henry Morgan of Jamaica, privateer and adventurer who was knighted by King Charles II and became Lieutenant-Govenor of Jamaica. He is known in history as "Morgan the Pirate." | Morgan, Rowland (I1783)
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| 1378 | He was sometimes known as "Louis" and sometimes as "Louis François." | Perrolaz, Louis François (I4743)
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| 1379 | He was still living on the date his daughter Anne Louise was married | Dodivers, Jean Claude (I4832)
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| 1380 | He was the last child of this family | Eaton, Charlie (I0924)
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| 1381 | He was the widower of Margreta Maria Linneman before marrying Anna Catharina Maria Schulte. | Dreesman, Gerhard Heinrich (I4457)
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| 1382 | He was treated for measles 17 Mar 1864 - 26 Mar 1864; for jaundice 09 Sep 1864 - 16 Sep 1864; for neuralgia 26 Sep 1864 to 29 Sep 1864 | Nichols, Oliver David (I0913)
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| 1383 | He was under 21 when his father's will was written; the 1820 census puts his age 16 to 25 years; he signed a quitclaim deed--without a legal guardian--on 7 Jul 1821 against his brother, Andrew's estate, and was therefore at least 21 years of age on that date | McKillip, William (I3249)
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| 1384 | He went to school through the sixth grade | Logan, Cleveland L (I367)
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| 1385 | He worked full-time but earned no income in 1939 | Gann, Kay Leburn (I797)
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| 1386 | Headstone gives 1866 as the year; his death certificate gives 1865. | Cotton, James Williford (I355)
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| 1387 | Headstone gives surname as "Stoll" | Stahl, Victoria (I4328)
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| 1388 | Headstone reads "1880"; his wife Anna M (Franz) appears in probate court on 2 Nov 1880 | Streb, Peter (I2455)
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| 1389 | Headstone: The GRAVE of John Dunham who died Sept 16th 1823 in the 84th year of his age. His life was gentle, and serene, his mind. His morals pure, in every action just. A husband dear, and as a parent, kind, as such he lies lamented in the dust. | Dunham, John (I3764)
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| 1390 | Headstone: "Aged 32 Years" | Mary (I4239)
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| 1391 | Headstone: "AGED 52 YEARS" | Hight, Catherine F (I4874)
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| 1392 | Headstone: "Aged 78 Years" | Tidd, John (I4225)
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| 1393 | Headstone: "Aged 92 Years" | Wood, Rebecca (I4237)
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| 1394 | Headstone: "in the 82d year of her age" | Mallet, Grace (I3645)
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| 1395 | Headstone: died "in Ye 60th Year of her Age" | Mary (I4240)
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| 1396 | Henry Kimball, was born in Rattlesden, county of Suffolk, England, in 1615. He came to America, with his parents, brothers and sisters, and Scott relations on the ship, Elizabeth. He married, about 1640, Mary Wyatt, the daughter of John and Mary (?) Wyatt. (According to THE HISTORY, the Wyatt's were on the ship Elizabeth, also. There is no indication of them in lists of the passengers of the ship." She died in Wenham, Massachusetts, 12 Aug 1672. He married, secondly, Elizabeth (Black)(Gilbert) Rayner, as her third husband. She married, 1st, as his second wife, Humphrey Gilbert, and by him had a son, John Gilbert. She married 2nd, William Rayner, the son of Thurston Rayner. He died 26 Oct 1672, after which time she married Henry Kimball. As her 4th husband, she married, about 1678, Daniel Kilham (2). Her parents are unknown. Henry settled first in Watertown, Massachusetts, and remained there after his father moved to Ipswich. Sometime after 1646 he followed his father to that place, and about 1655 he removed to Wenham, and spent the remainder of this life in that town. 8 Nov 1657, he subscribed £3 as minister's rate, one-half in wheat, the other half in Indian corn, "at Marchant's price." In 1659 he subscribed £3.05s, one-half in corn, and in 1660-1 he contributed 10s. toward the new meeting house. He was chosen constable 22 Oct 1669. Henry gave several depositions in court, among which was one given 4 mo. (June) 1665, wherein he states "that he never gave Goodman Symonds 5s & 6 pens a day for his boy and his bullockes, nor never did intend it, and sins the last March Corte he came to me and tould me he would take but five shillings." In 1656 he complained against Thomas Smith of Ipswich on account of Smith's cows destroying his corn about two weeks before general training; the fence was broken down. Henry deposes in 1669 that he was 53 years old. Henry's inventory was presented in court 16.4 mo (June) 1676. Among other items are the following: "A house & 12 acres of land wh: was the widows before she married with him £40.00.00." A debt due his son Caleb "late deceased upon the acct. of house and land £25. To the Remainder of the legacy giuen him by his father yet in the executors hand about £40. To Bookes 4s." Total £177.12s. He died in Wenham in 1676. As is shown in the following agreement he left twelve children: "At a court held at Ypswich the 26 of Sept. 1676 Richard and John Kimball sons of Henry Kimball deceased administering upon their ffather Henry Kemball's estate according to the agreement between them and there mother in law doe engage to aquit there sd mother in law from all her late husband's proper debts and to discharge them out of their ffather's estate, they are also to pay to there mother in law Elizabeth Kimball £15. for the bringing up of there younger sister deborah out of wich the sayd mother is to pay the sd Deborah £5 wn she come to age. And also the said Richard and John are to pay there ten brothers & sisters fifty shillings apeece wn they come to age and the rest of the estate to be theres. Richard the eldest son to have a duble portion." [Torrey], [Hammatt] | Kimball, Henry (I2187)
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| 1397 | Her actual first name was probably Mary | Richardson, Polly (I3275)
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| 1398 | Her baptism record does not give a birthplace; it is likely she was born in Epe. | Nieporte, Maria Catharina (I2849)
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| 1399 | Her baptism record gives only Margaretha as her given name. | Feld, Charlotte Margarethe (I3108)
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| 1400 | Her baptism records states her age at "about 14 years." | Underwood, Sarah (I2376)
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