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| 301 | Laying aside the death in India question, I am seeing discharge papers for a Private Thomas Devine of the 88th Regiment in 1876, having served 17 years. Subtracting that from the family history claim he enlisted at 17 would put his birth around 1842, which would fit here. | Devine, Thomas (I8957)
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| 302 | Lettice and sister Sarah were witnesses to a deed involving lands at Ballytimmin in 1684 | Smithwick, Lettice (I3163)
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| 303 | License date: 26 Aug 1935, wedding date: 31 Aug 1935 | Family F1523
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| 304 | Lincoln Daily News 6/19/1916 Word has been received in Lincoln from Sacramento of the marriage of Miss Georgia Smithwick of that place to Arthur Dewitt, one of Lincoln's businessmen. M/M DeWitt are expected to return to Lincoln sometime in July. (Note: Georgia is Annie's sister) | Family F467
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| 305 | Listed as "Albeo" in Catholic parish births and "Alexandrius" in marriage. In Griffiths valuation shows as Oliver as a lessor of Robert Bradshaw. | Boyle, Oliver or Alexander (I4197)
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| 306 | Listed as "living" in daughter Ruchla's marriage in 1910 | Rotenberg, Sura Ryfka (I9086)
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| 307 | Listed as 19 years old in marriage bond in 1680. | Geoffries, Abigail (I13097)
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| 308 | Listed as 26 at marriage | Berenholz, Berek (I10207)
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| 309 | Listed as 49 years old at Fiszel's birth | Winer, Szoel Fajwel (I9336)
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| 310 | Listed as a brazier in son James' marriage certification. | Boyle, James (I5377)
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| 311 | Listed as a brewer in the 1821 census fragments. | Smithwick, George (I693)
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| 312 | Listed as a hawker of hardware in 1861 | Connell, Maurice (I8744)
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| 313 | Listed as Alexander in birth registration, listed as Robert in census | McElreavey, Robert / Alexander (I4258)
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| 314 | Listed as Alvina in birth record. | Croteau, Delvina Marie (I4575)
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| 315 | Listed as an ensign in 1649 in the section on Lt. Col. Henry Smithwick in "Depositions of Cromwell's Adherents". | Smithwick, Capt. Henry (I366)
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| 316 | Listed as Avram Barkowicz | Goldman (Bonkewitz), Abram (I2063)
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| 317 | Listed as Beila Barkowicz | Goldman (Bonkewitz), Bella (I2064)
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| 318 | Listed as Frederick Young on birth certificate, Frederick Taggart in census. | Young, Frederick (I4332)
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| 319 | Listed as grandson to Elizabeth (Graves) Fenn in her will. Listed as shipwright living in Limehouse when daughter Anne is born in 1694. | Loe, Anthony (I13111)
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| 320 | Listed as head of household of Black Park in Ballinlea Lower; wife Nancy Ross, in 1803 Rev. Robert Traill census of Ballintoy | Wallace, Charles (I4223)
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| 321 | Listed as illegitimate in his marriage record. Estimated year of birth comes from the 1901 and 1911 censuses. | Howard, Alexander (I3011)
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| 322 | Listed as Mary Sullivan in the 1926 census. | McCarthy, Mary (I11757)
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| 323 | Listed as Nathan in obituary of daughter Dora. | Spiegelman (Szpilman), Jacob or Nathan (Yankel) (I6852)
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| 324 | Listed as Sarah in some sources. | Howard, Lily Anne (I2474)
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| 325 | Listed as widower at death | Howard, Thomas (I5335)
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| 326 | Listed as [illeg]itimate in the Pallasgreen parish register. | Family F7
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| 327 | Listed elsewhere as 1 Feb 1841 | Shea, Bridget (I2550)
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| 328 | Listed in 1941 and 1943 city directories at 36 Deering working for Leopold Morse clothing company. | Goldman (Bonkewitz), Kalman Beniamin (I12146)
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| 329 | Listed in Clay Center 1905 census and not in 1910 Oakland census | Thompson, James D. (I8227)
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| 330 | Listed in the An Index to Freeholders? Registers of County Tipperary 1775-76 | Smithwick, Oliver (I1827)
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| 331 | Listed in the townland of Kilduff in the Title Applotment Books (1823-1837) and also in Griffith's Valuation (1850s). | Bradshaw, Robert (I4732)
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| 332 | Listed in the Visitation of Cheshire in 1580. | Smethwick, Thomas (I3311)
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| 333 | Living in 1778 -- mentioned in Lucy (Dove) Porter's will | Smithwick, Margaret (I1823)
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| 334 | Living in 1778 -- mentioned in Lucy (Dove) Porter's will | Smithwick, Frances (I1822)
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| 335 | Living in 1876 | Spiegelman, Icek (I7136)
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| 336 | Living in Liss at time of marriage | Family F1152
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| 337 | Location is probably based on residence of father Andrew in 1803. | Knox, Robert (I5263)
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| 338 | Lovely tribute from son Mike here: http://distantsuns.com/my-dad/ | Smithwick, Dr. Robert Clark (I1367)
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| 339 | Making an assumption that William Michael died soon after birth -- a William Francis was born one year later, and the age of that William indicated on the immigration record matches. | Smithwick, William Michael (I119)
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| 340 | Many online family trees have Edward Fenn descended from Benjamin Fenn of Milford, Connecticut, but there are no records supporting this claim. The eminent genealogist Donald Jacobus Lines actually rejected this claim in his work on the 19th century genealogies of New Haven families. Edward is not mentioned in the same town (Milford), has no baptism recorded, and Benjamin's extensive will makes no mention of Edward. Instead, we have connected Edward of Wallingford with Edward Fenn born in 1657 in Limehouse, Middlesex, England. There are several persuasive factors in favor of this selection: * The founders of the New Haven colony sought settlers from fellow religious and the circle of wealthy London merchants. Edward was from this stock as evidenced by his apprenticeship to the tallow chandlers livery company. * Records for British Edward close out in the mid 1680s, which is when the records for Wallingford Edward start in America. * Wallingford Edward named a son Theophilus, and British Edward's father, Anthony, appears to have been born to a Theophilus. Several of the names that Wallingford Edward used are also found in British Edward's. * Anthony was a ship's master and piloted ships on behalf of the East India company plus at least one ship to the Virginia colony (Happy Adventure). As a merchant and son of a mariner living in Limehouse, Edward would have been knowledgeable of seafaring and a good candidate for emigration. * One would expect Wallingford Edward to have named his first son Edward as was custom unless he already had a son Edward (which he did). Challenges: * What happened to his first wife, Abigail? Assuming that she died in London or even en route to or in America. * What happened to his sons, William and Edward? They were mentioned in Edward's mother, Elizabeth's, will in 1695. Perhaps they were raised by Edward's sister Anne or his mother. Or they came to America. Some important timeline events to help with giving context to Edward: 1638 - founding of New Haven colony 1664-1665 - New Haven colony absorbed into Connecticut colony 1667 - founding of Wallingford 1670 - incorporation of Wallingford 1688 - Edward Fenn marries Mary Thorpe (first record of him in America) 1689 - Edward Fenn owns lot 8 in the Falls Plain division of Wallingford Amazingly, there appears to be a DNA marker for descendants of Edward and Mary's immediate children -- chromosome 1 between 85-102 million. There are at least 7 profiles in GEDMatch with that common segment. | Fenn, Edward (I2156)
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| 341 | Marcella, professed as a nun (Sister Mary of Perpetual Succour) in Order of Good Shepherd 18 April 1888. - Burke's Irish Family Records | Smithwick, Marcella (I1457)
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| 342 | Margrit was born in Idaho Falls, Idaho and died in Washington, DC of a brain aneurysm. She graduated from Stonehill College and worked as a corporate meeting planner in D.C. She is buried with her cousin and very good friend, Dean Durbrow, in the Keating plot. She leaves behind her parents, Norm and Colleen Keating Marks, her brother, Norman Marks, and many friends and relatives. She loved life and lived every day to its fullest. Margrit was an organ donor and saved many lives. | Marks, Margrit Keating (I465)
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| 343 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I603)
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| 344 | Marriage: regnal 22R2 | Family F1102
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| 345 | Marriage: regnal 9H8 | Family F1106
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| 346 | Married at "Mr. Gordon's" (brother-in-law) | Family F2649
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| 347 | Married at 9am by Rev. T. J. Keena, pastor. Reception at the Michael and Katie's sister Mary Ellen (Galvin) Grennan's home on Ingraham Place. Robert was employed by E. Ingraham Company and living at 5 Valley Street in Bristol. | Family F5
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| 348 | Mary is living with her maternal grandparents in both the 1900 and 1910 censuses. I am unable to find a birth registration under Mack, McGillicuddy, or Barry. | Barry, Mary (I8912)
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| 349 | Master of the Ironmongers Company, London. | Clitheroe, Henry (I427)
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| 350 | Maurice's brother John is a witness, as is Catherine's sister Abigail. | Family F2776
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