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| 100751 | More proof of parentage is needed. | STAFFORD, Sarah E. (I952)
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| 100752 | More proof of parentage is needed. | STAFFORD, John (I953)
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| 100753 | More research is needed. Jacob may have married a sister of Margaret by the name of Ellen Celia. | Family F105
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| 100754 | More than 700,000 linked entries compiled from more than 875 pedigrees, most donated by Lineages, a professional research organization. Includes European and colonial families, including European royalty and nobility. | Source Source: S211 (S211)
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| 100755 | Morgan R. died in 1905, at which time George F and wife Elizabeth Rockenbach, moved from property George had bought in Woodward County, back to El Reno to manage the [M.R. Stafford] farm and care for his mother. In 1919, George F Stafford bought an acreage 2 miles south of El Reno, just west of Choctaw road on what is now S W 27th street. In about 1945 he carved 5 acres off the east side of his property and sold to his daughter, Hazel Mae , and her husband, Floyd E. Estes. The Estes heirs sold the 5 acres to an individual in 1990. By 1998, the city of El Reno had bought the [former] Estes property and Stafford property fronting 27th Street, and built a middle school: Leslie F. Robyler middle School. The school sits behind where George & Lizzie's home stood. The eastern side of the property was where Floyd & Hazel's home was. Mr. Robyler was principal of the El Reno High School during the early 1960's, the same time period in which Leon Estes attended. All 8 of the Estes children attended and graduated from El Reno High School." info from Leon Estes. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Morgan R. died in 1905, at which time George F and wife Elizabeth Rockenbach, moved from property George had bought in Woodward County,back to El Reno to manage the [M.R. Stafford] farm and care for his mother. In 1919, George F Stafford bought an acreage 2 miles south of E Reno, just west of Choctaw road on what is now S W 27th street. In about 1945 he carved 5 acres off the east side of his property and sold to his daughter, Hazel Mae , and her husband, Floyd E. Estes. The Estes heirs sold the 5 acres to an individual in 1990. By 1998,the city of El Reno had bought the [former] Estes property and Stafford property fronting 27th Street, and built a middle school:Leslie F. Robyler middle School. The school sits behind where George& Lizzie's home stood. The eastern side of the property was where Floyd & Hazel's home was. Mr. Robyler was principal of the El Reno High School during the early 1960's, the same time period in which Leon Estes attended. All 8 of the Estes children attended and graduated from E ___________________________________________________________________________________ ID: I572614396 Name: Elizabeth (Lizzie) Caroline ROCKENBACH Given Name: Elizabeth (Lizzie) Caroline Surname: ROCKENBACH Sex: F Birth: 27 Aug 1881 in Burden, Cowley, Kansas Death: 11 Aug 1960 in El Reno, Canadian Ok Burial: Aug 1960 Oakland cem, El Reno Canadian Ok Note: GEORGE STAFFORD FAMILY George Franklin, born in Sedgwick Co., Kans, Nov 4, 1879, was 9th of 10 children born to Morgan Ratliff (born Apr. 4, 1839 in Green Co., Ind., a direct descendant of the Earl of Staffordshire, England) and Catherine Schmidt Stafford (born Apr 7, 1842, Bechtolschein, Germany, migrated to America in 1850). George came to Oklahoma Apr 22, 1889, from Clark Co., Kansas with his parents who made the "run for land". Walking barefoo helped herd the cattle from Kansas to Oklahoma. His parents staked a to lot in Kingfisher and at the land drawing there, George sold water for 5 cents a tin cup to men standing in line. In Dec. 1889, his parents boug a 1 / 4 section northeast of El Reno. George grew up on the homestea attended Bunch Sod and Fairview Schools. The Rockenbach children attend there also. George married Elizabeth Caroline Rockenbach Dec. 25, 1900. She was born Aug 27, 1881, in Cowley Co., Kansas, the 3rd of 9 children born to Charles Andrew (born May 8, 1846, Baden-Baden, Germany, and Permelia Davenport (Smith) Rockenbach (born Mar 10, 1853, Kinmundy, Ill. [Note: Because the Rockenbach line of oral History speaks Charles' parents and his two brothers, we wonder if either he was not a stowaway, or if all of them were stowaways. I lean to the idea of the former. I think the Rockenbach's left Germany because of Political differences with the ruling parties. L.E.] Elizabeth ("Lizzie") came to Canadian Co. Dec 16, 1889, and grew up on the Rockenbach homestead in t same section as George. George and Lizzie lived west of El Reno where Ella Pearl (Royse) was born Sep 10, 1901, the first of 6 children. They homesteaded in Roger Mills Co., near Reydon, Oklahoma, where Morgan Charles was born Mar 31, 1903. They freighted from Oklahoma City to Cheyenne, raises cattle and grazed them on the prairie, herded them and sometimes fought prairie fires. Later, they traded the farm for property in El Reno. When George's father died in Apr 1904, they moved back to the homestead to help his mother farm. Here, Roy Leonard was born Sept 12, 1905; Hazel May (Estes) was born Apr 17, 1907; and Della Belle (Myska) was born Feb 2, 1909. In 1911, they bought the Lowell Shaw farm and moved, farming both places. They were active in the Oak Chapel Church. In 1919, when 2 of the children were ready to go to highschool, they bought a farm one mile south of El Reno, moving there so the children could walk to school. [The farm northeast of El Reno was about 10 miles from school, the one south of town only 2 miles! "walking distance" L.E.] [As of 198 The house still stands on SW 27th St. [Note: in 1995, the property was acquired by El Reno Public Schools. The house was torn down to build Robyler Middle School. The School District left the cedars that were in the front yard. L.E. ] They ran the Meridian Dairy to help put the children through schoool. Twenty-two descendants graduated from El Reno High School, and 28 descendants still live in the county. Lois Elizabeth was born Nov 20, 1921, and died Sept 3, 1936, from spinal meningitis. George's mother attended to the house while Lizzie helped in the field and ourtdoor chores such a smilking and gardening. They were wheat farmers, had a big orchard and garden, raised chickens, cattle and hogs. The women canned, the men butchered, and they filled the cellar each summer. [The] Women pieced quilts which were lined with white flour sacks. Dresses were made from printed feed sacks. Children and grandchildren were home for Sundays and holidays; Lizzie was a good cook, her table was spread with chicken/noodles, vegetables, wild plum jelley and currant pie. For entertainment, they played games and sang around the organ. Lizzie doctored them with home remedies during sickness. They had homemade ice cream for the 4th of July. Chr Father: Charles Andrew ROCKENBACH b: 8 May 1846 in Baden Baden, Bavaria Germany Mother: Permillia Davenport SMITH b: 10 Mar 1853 in Kinmundy, Marion Illinois Marriage 1 George Franklin STAFFORD b: 4 Nov 1879 in Wichita, Sedgewick Ks Married: 25 Dec 1900 in El Reno, Canadian Ok Children Ella Pearl STAFFORD b: 10 Sep 1901 in Red Rock, Canadian Ok Morgan Charles STAFFORD b: 31 Mar 1903 in Roger Mills, Ok Roy Leonard STAFFORD b: 12 Sep 1906 in El Reno, Canadian Ok Hazel Mae STAFFORD b: 17 Apr 1907 in El Reno, Canadian Ok Della Belle STAFFORD b: 2 Feb 1909 in El Reno, Canadian Ok Lois Elizabeth STAFFORD b: 20 Nov 1921 in El Reno, Canadian OK | STAFFORD, George Franklin (I56749)
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| 100756 | Morgan, age 12, is listed as son on the 1900 Putnam Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Absolom Pippin. Morgan, age 22, is listed as son on the 1910 Putnam Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Absolom Pippin. John M. Pippin, age 40, single, is listed as Brother on the 1930 White Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Henderson H. Pipirn. | PIPPIN, John Morgan (I121864)
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| 100757 | Morgan, age 12, is listed as son on the 1900 Putnam Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Absolom Pippin. Morgan, age 22, is listed as son on the 1910 Putnam Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Absolom Pippin. John M. Pippin, age 40, single, is listed as Brother on the 1930 White Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Henderson H. Pipirn. | PIPPIN, John Morgan (I121864)
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| 100758 | Morgan, age 12, is listed as son on the 1900 Putnam Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Absolom Pippin. Morgan, age 22, is listed as son on the 1910 Putnam Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Absolom Pippin. John M. Pippin, age 40, single, is listed as Brother on the 1930 White Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Henderson H. Pipirn. | PIPPIN, John Morgan (I121864)
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| 100759 | Morgan, age 12, is listed as son on the 1900 Putnam Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Absolom Pippin. Morgan, age 22, is listed as son on the 1910 Putnam Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Absolom Pippin. John M. Pippin, age 40, single, is listed as Brother on the 1930 White Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Henderson H. Pipirn. | PIPPIN, John Morgan (I121864)
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| 100760 | Morgan, age 12, is listed as son on the 1900 Putnam Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Absolom Pippin. Morgan, age 22, is listed as son on the 1910 Putnam Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Absolom Pippin. John M. Pippin, age 40, single, is listed as Brother on the 1930 White Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Henderson H. Pipirn. | PIPPIN, John Morgan (I121864)
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| 100761 | Morgan, age 12, is listed as son on the 1900 Putnam Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Absolom Pippin. Morgan, age 22, is listed as son on the 1910 Putnam Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Absolom Pippin. John M. Pippin, age 40, single, is listed as Brother on the 1930 White Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Henderson H. Pipirn. | PIPPIN, John Morgan (I121864)
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| 100762 | Morgan, age 4, is listed on the 1870 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Thomas Pippin. | PIPPIN, Morgan (I122429)
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| 100763 | Morgan, age 4, is listed on the 1870 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Thomas Pippin. | PIPPIN, Morgan (I122429)
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| 100764 | Morgan, age 4, is listed on the 1870 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Thomas Pippin. | PIPPIN, Morgan (I122429)
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| 100765 | Morgan, age 4, is listed on the 1870 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Thomas Pippin. | PIPPIN, Morgan (I122429)
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| 100766 | Morgan, age 4, is listed on the 1870 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Thomas Pippin. | PIPPIN, Morgan (I122429)
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| 100767 | Morgan, age 4, is listed on the 1870 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Thomas Pippin. | PIPPIN, Morgan (I122429)
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| 100768 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | NELSON, Morris (I121071)
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| 100769 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | KINNAIRD, Morrison (I121853)
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| 100770 | Moses Cleveland of Woburn, MA, 1641, appears to be the Common ancestor of all "Clevelands" of New England. Family tradition says he emigrated to this country in 1635, an indentured apprentice to a housewright or master builder. From the Woburn town records it appears he was made a freeman in 1643. According to family tradition, Moses Cleveland came to New England in 1635 as "a ship's carpenter's apprentice, and worked his passage over. It is generally stated that he came from Ipswich as an indentured apprentice to a joiner, housewright or master builder, name of his master not ascertained,but conjectured to be Edward Winn ( whose daughter he afterwards married), for 'he went to Woburn with his master,' and there settled in 1640-1;" admitted a freeman in 1643; granted land at Woburn 1648-9; listed on Woburn militia roll 1663 at age 39. from:The American Forbears and Some of the Descedents of Charles Theron Brown and His Wife Martha Elizabeth Hebbard, Michael R. Gannett, 1978 It has also been said that Moses and the group he was with came first to Virginia to settle but having to much trouble with the Indians, they boarded a ship and came up the coast to Plymouth. | CLEVELAND, Moses (I22879)
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| 100771 | Moses Cleveland of Woburn, MA, 1641, appears to be the Common ancestor of all "Clevelands" of New England. Family tradition says he emigrated to this country in 1635, an indentured apprentice to a housewright or master builder. From the Woburn town records it appears he was made a freeman in 1643. According to family tradition, Moses Cleveland came to New England in 1635 as "a ship's carpenter's apprentice, and worked his passage over. It is generally stated that he came from Ipswich as an indentured apprentice to a joiner, housewright or master builder, name of his master not ascertained,but conjectured to be Edward Winn ( whose daughter he afterwards married), for 'he went to Woburn with his master,' and there settled in 1640-1;" admitted a freeman in 1643; granted land at Woburn 1648-9; listed on Woburn militia roll 1663 at age 39. from:The American Forbears and Some of the Descedents of Charles Theron Brown and His Wife Martha Elizabeth Hebbard, Michael R. Gannett, 1978 It has also been said that Moses and the group he was with came first to Virginia to settle but having to much trouble with the Indians, they boarded a ship and came up the coast to Plymouth. | CLEVELAND, Moses (I22879)
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| 100772 | Moses Cleveland of Woburn, MA, 1641, appears to be the Common ancestor of all "Clevelands" of New England. Family tradition says he emigrated to this country in 1635, an indentured apprentice to a housewright or master builder. From the Woburn town records it appears he was made a freeman in 1643. According to family tradition, Moses Cleveland came to New England in 1635 as "a ship's carpenter's apprentice, and worked his passage over. It is generally stated that he came from Ipswich as an indentured apprentice to a joiner, housewright or master builder, name of his master not ascertained,but conjectured to be Edward Winn ( whose daughter he afterwards married), for 'he went to Woburn with his master,' and there settled in 1640-1;" admitted a freeman in 1643; granted land at Woburn 1648-9; listed on Woburn militia roll 1663 at age 39. from:The American Forbears and Some of the Descedents of Charles Theron Brown and His Wife Martha Elizabeth Hebbard, Michael R. Gannett, 1978 It has also been said that Moses and the group he was with came first to Virginia to settle but having to much trouble with the Indians, they boarded a ship and came up the coast to Plymouth. | CLEVELAND, Moses (I22879)
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| 100773 | Moses Cleveland of Woburn, MA, 1641, appears to be the Common ancestor of all "Clevelands" of New England. Family tradition says he emigrated to this country in 1635, an indentured apprentice to a housewright or master builder. From the Woburn town records it appears he was made a freeman in 1643. According to family tradition, Moses Cleveland came to New England in 1635 as "a ship's carpenter's apprentice, and worked his passage over. It is generally stated that he came from Ipswich as an indentured apprentice to a joiner, housewright or master builder, name of his master not ascertained,but conjectured to be Edward Winn ( whose daughter he afterwards married), for 'he went to Woburn with his master,' and there settled in 1640-1;" admitted a freeman in 1643; granted land at Woburn 1648-9; listed on Woburn militia roll 1663 at age 39. from:The American Forbears and Some of the Descedents of Charles Theron Brown and His Wife Martha Elizabeth Hebbard, Michael R. Gannett, 1978 It has also been said that Moses and the group he was with came first to Virginia to settle but having to much trouble with the Indians, they boarded a ship and came up the coast to Plymouth. | CLEVELAND, Moses (I22879)
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| 100774 | Moses Cleveland of Woburn, MA, 1641, appears to be the Common ancestor of all "Clevelands" of New England. Family tradition says he emigrated to this country in 1635, an indentured apprentice to a housewright or master builder. From the Woburn town records it appears he was made a freeman in 1643. According to family tradition, Moses Cleveland came to New England in 1635 as "a ship's carpenter's apprentice, and worked his passage over. It is generally stated that he came from Ipswich as an indentured apprentice to a joiner, housewright or master builder, name of his master not ascertained,but conjectured to be Edward Winn ( whose daughter he afterwards married), for 'he went to Woburn with his master,' and there settled in 1640-1;" admitted a freeman in 1643; granted land at Woburn 1648-9; listed on Woburn militia roll 1663 at age 39. from:The American Forbears and Some of the Descedents of Charles Theron Brown and His Wife Martha Elizabeth Hebbard, Michael R. Gannett, 1978 It has also been said that Moses and the group he was with came first to Virginia to settle but having to much trouble with the Indians, they boarded a ship and came up the coast to Plymouth. | CLEVELAND, Moses (I22879)
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| 100775 | Moses Cleveland of Woburn, MA, 1641, appears to be the Common ancestor of all "Clevelands" of New England. Family tradition says he emigrated to this country in 1635, an indentured apprentice to a housewright or master builder. From the Woburn town records it appears he was made a freeman in 1643. According to family tradition, Moses Cleveland came to New England in 1635 as "a ship's carpenter's apprentice, and worked his passage over. It is generally stated that he came from Ipswich as an indentured apprentice to a joiner, housewright or master builder, name of his master not ascertained,but conjectured to be Edward Winn ( whose daughter he afterwards married), for 'he went to Woburn with his master,' and there settled in 1640-1;" admitted a freeman in 1643; granted land at Woburn 1648-9; listed on Woburn militia roll 1663 at age 39. from:The American Forbears and Some of the Descedents of Charles Theron Brown and His Wife Martha Elizabeth Hebbard, Michael R. Gannett, 1978 It has also been said that Moses and the group he was with came first to Virginia to settle but having to much trouble with the Indians, they boarded a ship and came up the coast to Plymouth. | CLEVELAND, Moses (I22879)
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| 100776 | Moses Cleveland of Woburn, MA, 1641, appears to be the Common ancestor of all "Clevelands" of New England. Family tradition says he emigrated to this country in 1635, an indentured apprentice to a housewright or master builder. From the Woburn town records it appears he was made a freeman in 1643. According to family tradition, Moses Cleveland came to New England in 1635 as "a ship's carpenter's apprentice, and worked his passage over. It is generally stated that he came from Ipswich as an indentured apprentice to a joiner, housewright or master builder, name of his master not ascertained,but conjectured to be Edward Winn ( whose daughter he afterwards married), for 'he went to Woburn with his master,' and there settled in 1640-1;" admitted a freeman in 1643; granted land at Woburn 1648-9; listed on Woburn militia roll 1663 at age 39. from:The American Forbears and Some of the Descedents of Charles Theron Brown and His Wife Martha Elizabeth Hebbard, Michael R. Gannett, 1978 It has also been said that Moses and the group he was with came first to Virginia to settle but having to much trouble with the Indians, they boarded a ship and came up the coast to Plymouth. | CLEVELAND, Moses (I22879)
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| 100777 | Moses Cleveland of Woburn, MA, 1641, appears to be the Common ancestor of all "Clevelands" of New England. Family tradition says he emigrated to this country in 1635, an indentured apprentice to a housewright or master builder. From the Woburn town records it appears he was made a freeman in 1643. According to family tradition, Moses Cleveland came to New England in 1635 as "a ship's carpenter's apprentice, and worked his passage over. It is generally stated that he came from Ipswich as an indentured apprentice to a joiner, housewright or master builder, name of his master not ascertained,but conjectured to be Edward Winn ( whose daughter he afterwards married), for 'he went to Woburn with his master,' and there settled in 1640-1;" admitted a freeman in 1643; granted land at Woburn 1648-9; listed on Woburn militia roll 1663 at age 39. from:The American Forbears and Some of the Descedents of Charles Theron Brown and His Wife Martha Elizabeth Hebbard, Michael R. Gannett, 1978 It has also been said that Moses and the group he was with came first to Virginia to settle but having to much trouble with the Indians, they boarded a ship and came up the coast to Plymouth. | CLEVELAND, Moses (I22879)
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| 100778 | Moses Cleveland of Woburn, MA, 1641, appears to be the Common ancestor of all "Clevelands" of New England. Family tradition says he emigrated to this country in 1635, an indentured apprentice to a housewright or master builder. From the Woburn town records it appears he was made a freeman in 1643. According to family tradition, Moses Cleveland came to New England in 1635 as "a ship's carpenter's apprentice, and worked his passage over. It is generally stated that he came from Ipswich as an indentured apprentice to a joiner, housewright or master builder, name of his master not ascertained,but conjectured to be Edward Winn ( whose daughter he afterwards married), for 'he went to Woburn with his master,' and there settled in 1640-1;" admitted a freeman in 1643; granted land at Woburn 1648-9; listed on Woburn militia roll 1663 at age 39. from:The American Forbears and Some of the Descedents of Charles Theron Brown and His Wife Martha Elizabeth Hebbard, Michael R. Gannett, 1978 It has also been said that Moses and the group he was with came first to Virginia to settle but having to much trouble with the Indians, they boarded a ship and came up the coast to Plymouth. | CLEVELAND, Moses (I22879)
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| 100779 | Moses Cleveland of Woburn, MA, 1641, appears to be the Common ancestor of all "Clevelands" of New England. Family tradition says he emigrated to this country in 1635, an indentured apprentice to a housewright or master builder. From the Woburn town records it appears he was made a freeman in 1643. According to family tradition, Moses Cleveland came to New England in 1635 as "a ship's carpenter's apprentice, and worked his passage over. It is generally stated that he came from Ipswich as an indentured apprentice to a joiner, housewright or master builder, name of his master not ascertained,but conjectured to be Edward Winn ( whose daughter he afterwards married), for 'he went to Woburn with his master,' and there settled in 1640-1;" admitted a freeman in 1643; granted land at Woburn 1648-9; listed on Woburn militia roll 1663 at age 39. from:The American Forbears and Some of the Descedents of Charles Theron Brown and His Wife Martha Elizabeth Hebbard, Michael R. Gannett, 1978 It has also been said that Moses and the group he was with came first to Virginia to settle but having to much trouble with the Indians, they boarded a ship and came up the coast to Plymouth. | CLEVELAND, Moses (I22879)
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| 100780 | Moses Cleveland of Woburn, MA, 1641, appears to be the Common ancestor of all "Clevelands" of New England. Family tradition says he emigrated to this country in 1635, an indentured apprentice to a housewright or master builder. From the Woburn town records it appears he was made a freeman in 1643. According to family tradition, Moses Cleveland came to New England in 1635 as "a ship's carpenter's apprentice, and worked his passage over. It is generally stated that he came from Ipswich as an indentured apprentice to a joiner, housewright or master builder, name of his master not ascertained,but conjectured to be Edward Winn ( whose daughter he afterwards married), for 'he went to Woburn with his master,' and there settled in 1640-1;" admitted a freeman in 1643; granted land at Woburn 1648-9; listed on Woburn militia roll 1663 at age 39. from:The American Forbears and Some of the Descedents of Charles Theron Brown and His Wife Martha Elizabeth Hebbard, Michael R. Gannett, 1978 It has also been said that Moses and the group he was with came first to Virginia to settle but having to much trouble with the Indians, they boarded a ship and came up the coast to Plymouth. | CLEVELAND, Moses (I22879)
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| 100781 | Moses was 21 when his father died and, being the oldest son, he took over the raising of his younger brothers and sisters. Following the death of his mother, Moses and Sophia moved to Warren County, Illinois. 1830 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Township: Mc Kean County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1830 Roll: M19_147 Page: 317 Image: 629 1840 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Home in 1840: Mc Kean, Erie, PA County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1840 Roll: M704_459 Page: 176 Image: 355 1850 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Occupation: Farmer Year: 1850 County: Erie Township: Girarard Borough State: Pennsylvania Roll: M432_778 Page: 385 Image: 264 Moved to Floyd Township, Warren county, Illinois in 1855. 1860 Census lists him in Floyd Township, Warren County, Illinois. 1870 US Census Name: Moses C Giddings Age in 1870: 70 Estimated Birth Year: 1799 Birthplace: Connecticut Home in 1870: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: View Image Post Office: Berwick Roll: M593_286 Page: 47 Image: 331 Year: 1870 1880 US Census Name: Moses GIDDINGS Age: 80 Estimated birth year: <1800> Birthplace: New Hampshire Relation: Father Home in 1880: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Marital status: Widower Race: White Gender: Male Head of household: Henry GIDDINGS Father's birthplace: CT Mother's birthplace: CT Image Source: Year: 1880; Census Place: Floyd, Warren, Illinois; Roll: T9_256; Family History Film: 1254256; Page: 144C; Enumeration District: 287; Image: 0292. Buried at Silent Home Cemetery, Cameron, Warren County, Illinois. | GIDDINGS, Moses Cornwall (I47995)
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| 100782 | Moses was 21 when his father died and, being the oldest son, he took over the raising of his younger brothers and sisters. Following the death of his mother, Moses and Sophia moved to Warren County, Illinois. 1830 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Township: Mc Kean County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1830 Roll: M19_147 Page: 317 Image: 629 1840 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Home in 1840: Mc Kean, Erie, PA County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1840 Roll: M704_459 Page: 176 Image: 355 1850 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Occupation: Farmer Year: 1850 County: Erie Township: Girarard Borough State: Pennsylvania Roll: M432_778 Page: 385 Image: 264 Moved to Floyd Township, Warren county, Illinois in 1855. 1860 Census lists him in Floyd Township, Warren County, Illinois. 1870 US Census Name: Moses C Giddings Age in 1870: 70 Estimated Birth Year: 1799 Birthplace: Connecticut Home in 1870: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: View Image Post Office: Berwick Roll: M593_286 Page: 47 Image: 331 Year: 1870 1880 US Census Name: Moses GIDDINGS Age: 80 Estimated birth year: <1800> Birthplace: New Hampshire Relation: Father Home in 1880: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Marital status: Widower Race: White Gender: Male Head of household: Henry GIDDINGS Father's birthplace: CT Mother's birthplace: CT Image Source: Year: 1880; Census Place: Floyd, Warren, Illinois; Roll: T9_256; Family History Film: 1254256; Page: 144C; Enumeration District: 287; Image: 0292. Buried at Silent Home Cemetery, Cameron, Warren County, Illinois. | GIDDINGS, Moses Cornwall (I47995)
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| 100783 | Moses was 21 when his father died and, being the oldest son, he took over the raising of his younger brothers and sisters. Following the death of his mother, Moses and Sophia moved to Warren County, Illinois. 1830 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Township: Mc Kean County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1830 Roll: M19_147 Page: 317 Image: 629 1840 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Home in 1840: Mc Kean, Erie, PA County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1840 Roll: M704_459 Page: 176 Image: 355 1850 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Occupation: Farmer Year: 1850 County: Erie Township: Girarard Borough State: Pennsylvania Roll: M432_778 Page: 385 Image: 264 Moved to Floyd Township, Warren county, Illinois in 1855. 1860 Census lists him in Floyd Township, Warren County, Illinois. 1870 US Census Name: Moses C Giddings Age in 1870: 70 Estimated Birth Year: 1799 Birthplace: Connecticut Home in 1870: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: View Image Post Office: Berwick Roll: M593_286 Page: 47 Image: 331 Year: 1870 1880 US Census Name: Moses GIDDINGS Age: 80 Estimated birth year: <1800> Birthplace: New Hampshire Relation: Father Home in 1880: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Marital status: Widower Race: White Gender: Male Head of household: Henry GIDDINGS Father's birthplace: CT Mother's birthplace: CT Image Source: Year: 1880; Census Place: Floyd, Warren, Illinois; Roll: T9_256; Family History Film: 1254256; Page: 144C; Enumeration District: 287; Image: 0292. Buried at Silent Home Cemetery, Cameron, Warren County, Illinois. | GIDDINGS, Moses Cornwall (I47995)
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| 100784 | Moses was 21 when his father died and, being the oldest son, he took over the raising of his younger brothers and sisters. Following the death of his mother, Moses and Sophia moved to Warren County, Illinois. 1830 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Township: Mc Kean County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1830 Roll: M19_147 Page: 317 Image: 629 1840 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Home in 1840: Mc Kean, Erie, PA County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1840 Roll: M704_459 Page: 176 Image: 355 1850 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Occupation: Farmer Year: 1850 County: Erie Township: Girarard Borough State: Pennsylvania Roll: M432_778 Page: 385 Image: 264 Moved to Floyd Township, Warren county, Illinois in 1855. 1860 Census lists him in Floyd Township, Warren County, Illinois. 1870 US Census Name: Moses C Giddings Age in 1870: 70 Estimated Birth Year: 1799 Birthplace: Connecticut Home in 1870: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: View Image Post Office: Berwick Roll: M593_286 Page: 47 Image: 331 Year: 1870 1880 US Census Name: Moses GIDDINGS Age: 80 Estimated birth year: <1800> Birthplace: New Hampshire Relation: Father Home in 1880: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Marital status: Widower Race: White Gender: Male Head of household: Henry GIDDINGS Father's birthplace: CT Mother's birthplace: CT Image Source: Year: 1880; Census Place: Floyd, Warren, Illinois; Roll: T9_256; Family History Film: 1254256; Page: 144C; Enumeration District: 287; Image: 0292. Buried at Silent Home Cemetery, Cameron, Warren County, Illinois. | GIDDINGS, Moses Cornwall (I47995)
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| 100785 | Moses was 21 when his father died and, being the oldest son, he took over the raising of his younger brothers and sisters. Following the death of his mother, Moses and Sophia moved to Warren County, Illinois. 1830 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Township: Mc Kean County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1830 Roll: M19_147 Page: 317 Image: 629 1840 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Home in 1840: Mc Kean, Erie, PA County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1840 Roll: M704_459 Page: 176 Image: 355 1850 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Occupation: Farmer Year: 1850 County: Erie Township: Girarard Borough State: Pennsylvania Roll: M432_778 Page: 385 Image: 264 Moved to Floyd Township, Warren county, Illinois in 1855. 1860 Census lists him in Floyd Township, Warren County, Illinois. 1870 US Census Name: Moses C Giddings Age in 1870: 70 Estimated Birth Year: 1799 Birthplace: Connecticut Home in 1870: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: View Image Post Office: Berwick Roll: M593_286 Page: 47 Image: 331 Year: 1870 1880 US Census Name: Moses GIDDINGS Age: 80 Estimated birth year: <1800> Birthplace: New Hampshire Relation: Father Home in 1880: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Marital status: Widower Race: White Gender: Male Head of household: Henry GIDDINGS Father's birthplace: CT Mother's birthplace: CT Image Source: Year: 1880; Census Place: Floyd, Warren, Illinois; Roll: T9_256; Family History Film: 1254256; Page: 144C; Enumeration District: 287; Image: 0292. Buried at Silent Home Cemetery, Cameron, Warren County, Illinois. | GIDDINGS, Moses Cornwall (I47995)
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| 100786 | Moses was 21 when his father died and, being the oldest son, he took over the raising of his younger brothers and sisters. Following the death of his mother, Moses and Sophia moved to Warren County, Illinois. 1830 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Township: Mc Kean County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1830 Roll: M19_147 Page: 317 Image: 629 1840 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Home in 1840: Mc Kean, Erie, PA County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1840 Roll: M704_459 Page: 176 Image: 355 1850 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Occupation: Farmer Year: 1850 County: Erie Township: Girarard Borough State: Pennsylvania Roll: M432_778 Page: 385 Image: 264 Moved to Floyd Township, Warren county, Illinois in 1855. 1860 Census lists him in Floyd Township, Warren County, Illinois. 1870 US Census Name: Moses C Giddings Age in 1870: 70 Estimated Birth Year: 1799 Birthplace: Connecticut Home in 1870: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: View Image Post Office: Berwick Roll: M593_286 Page: 47 Image: 331 Year: 1870 1880 US Census Name: Moses GIDDINGS Age: 80 Estimated birth year: <1800> Birthplace: New Hampshire Relation: Father Home in 1880: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Marital status: Widower Race: White Gender: Male Head of household: Henry GIDDINGS Father's birthplace: CT Mother's birthplace: CT Image Source: Year: 1880; Census Place: Floyd, Warren, Illinois; Roll: T9_256; Family History Film: 1254256; Page: 144C; Enumeration District: 287; Image: 0292. Buried at Silent Home Cemetery, Cameron, Warren County, Illinois. | GIDDINGS, Moses Cornwall (I47995)
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| 100787 | Moses was 21 when his father died and, being the oldest son, he took over the raising of his younger brothers and sisters. Following the death of his mother, Moses and Sophia moved to Warren County, Illinois. 1830 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Township: Mc Kean County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1830 Roll: M19_147 Page: 317 Image: 629 1840 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Home in 1840: Mc Kean, Erie, PA County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1840 Roll: M704_459 Page: 176 Image: 355 1850 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Occupation: Farmer Year: 1850 County: Erie Township: Girarard Borough State: Pennsylvania Roll: M432_778 Page: 385 Image: 264 Moved to Floyd Township, Warren county, Illinois in 1855. 1860 Census lists him in Floyd Township, Warren County, Illinois. 1870 US Census Name: Moses C Giddings Age in 1870: 70 Estimated Birth Year: 1799 Birthplace: Connecticut Home in 1870: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: View Image Post Office: Berwick Roll: M593_286 Page: 47 Image: 331 Year: 1870 1880 US Census Name: Moses GIDDINGS Age: 80 Estimated birth year: <1800> Birthplace: New Hampshire Relation: Father Home in 1880: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Marital status: Widower Race: White Gender: Male Head of household: Henry GIDDINGS Father's birthplace: CT Mother's birthplace: CT Image Source: Year: 1880; Census Place: Floyd, Warren, Illinois; Roll: T9_256; Family History Film: 1254256; Page: 144C; Enumeration District: 287; Image: 0292. Buried at Silent Home Cemetery, Cameron, Warren County, Illinois. | GIDDINGS, Moses Cornwall (I47995)
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| 100788 | Moses was 21 when his father died and, being the oldest son, he took over the raising of his younger brothers and sisters. Following the death of his mother, Moses and Sophia moved to Warren County, Illinois. 1830 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Township: Mc Kean County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1830 Roll: M19_147 Page: 317 Image: 629 1840 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Home in 1840: Mc Kean, Erie, PA County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1840 Roll: M704_459 Page: 176 Image: 355 1850 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Occupation: Farmer Year: 1850 County: Erie Township: Girarard Borough State: Pennsylvania Roll: M432_778 Page: 385 Image: 264 Moved to Floyd Township, Warren county, Illinois in 1855. 1860 Census lists him in Floyd Township, Warren County, Illinois. 1870 US Census Name: Moses C Giddings Age in 1870: 70 Estimated Birth Year: 1799 Birthplace: Connecticut Home in 1870: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: View Image Post Office: Berwick Roll: M593_286 Page: 47 Image: 331 Year: 1870 1880 US Census Name: Moses GIDDINGS Age: 80 Estimated birth year: <1800> Birthplace: New Hampshire Relation: Father Home in 1880: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Marital status: Widower Race: White Gender: Male Head of household: Henry GIDDINGS Father's birthplace: CT Mother's birthplace: CT Image Source: Year: 1880; Census Place: Floyd, Warren, Illinois; Roll: T9_256; Family History Film: 1254256; Page: 144C; Enumeration District: 287; Image: 0292. Buried at Silent Home Cemetery, Cameron, Warren County, Illinois. | GIDDINGS, Moses Cornwall (I47995)
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| 100789 | Moses was 21 when his father died and, being the oldest son, he took over the raising of his younger brothers and sisters. Following the death of his mother, Moses and Sophia moved to Warren County, Illinois. 1830 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Township: Mc Kean County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1830 Roll: M19_147 Page: 317 Image: 629 1840 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Home in 1840: Mc Kean, Erie, PA County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1840 Roll: M704_459 Page: 176 Image: 355 1850 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Occupation: Farmer Year: 1850 County: Erie Township: Girarard Borough State: Pennsylvania Roll: M432_778 Page: 385 Image: 264 Moved to Floyd Township, Warren county, Illinois in 1855. 1860 Census lists him in Floyd Township, Warren County, Illinois. 1870 US Census Name: Moses C Giddings Age in 1870: 70 Estimated Birth Year: 1799 Birthplace: Connecticut Home in 1870: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: View Image Post Office: Berwick Roll: M593_286 Page: 47 Image: 331 Year: 1870 1880 US Census Name: Moses GIDDINGS Age: 80 Estimated birth year: <1800> Birthplace: New Hampshire Relation: Father Home in 1880: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Marital status: Widower Race: White Gender: Male Head of household: Henry GIDDINGS Father's birthplace: CT Mother's birthplace: CT Image Source: Year: 1880; Census Place: Floyd, Warren, Illinois; Roll: T9_256; Family History Film: 1254256; Page: 144C; Enumeration District: 287; Image: 0292. Buried at Silent Home Cemetery, Cameron, Warren County, Illinois. | GIDDINGS, Moses Cornwall (I47995)
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| 100790 | Moses was 21 when his father died and, being the oldest son, he took over the raising of his younger brothers and sisters. Following the death of his mother, Moses and Sophia moved to Warren County, Illinois. 1830 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Township: Mc Kean County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1830 Roll: M19_147 Page: 317 Image: 629 1840 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Home in 1840: Mc Kean, Erie, PA County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1840 Roll: M704_459 Page: 176 Image: 355 1850 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Occupation: Farmer Year: 1850 County: Erie Township: Girarard Borough State: Pennsylvania Roll: M432_778 Page: 385 Image: 264 Moved to Floyd Township, Warren county, Illinois in 1855. 1860 Census lists him in Floyd Township, Warren County, Illinois. 1870 US Census Name: Moses C Giddings Age in 1870: 70 Estimated Birth Year: 1799 Birthplace: Connecticut Home in 1870: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: View Image Post Office: Berwick Roll: M593_286 Page: 47 Image: 331 Year: 1870 1880 US Census Name: Moses GIDDINGS Age: 80 Estimated birth year: <1800> Birthplace: New Hampshire Relation: Father Home in 1880: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Marital status: Widower Race: White Gender: Male Head of household: Henry GIDDINGS Father's birthplace: CT Mother's birthplace: CT Image Source: Year: 1880; Census Place: Floyd, Warren, Illinois; Roll: T9_256; Family History Film: 1254256; Page: 144C; Enumeration District: 287; Image: 0292. Buried at Silent Home Cemetery, Cameron, Warren County, Illinois. | GIDDINGS, Moses Cornwall (I47995)
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| 100791 | Moses was 21 when his father died and, being the oldest son, he took over the raising of his younger brothers and sisters. Following the death of his mother, Moses and Sophia moved to Warren County, Illinois. 1830 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Township: Mc Kean County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1830 Roll: M19_147 Page: 317 Image: 629 1840 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Home in 1840: Mc Kean, Erie, PA County: Erie State: Pennsylvania Year: 1840 Roll: M704_459 Page: 176 Image: 355 1850 US Census Name: Giddings, Moses Occupation: Farmer Year: 1850 County: Erie Township: Girarard Borough State: Pennsylvania Roll: M432_778 Page: 385 Image: 264 Moved to Floyd Township, Warren county, Illinois in 1855. 1860 Census lists him in Floyd Township, Warren County, Illinois. 1870 US Census Name: Moses C Giddings Age in 1870: 70 Estimated Birth Year: 1799 Birthplace: Connecticut Home in 1870: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: View Image Post Office: Berwick Roll: M593_286 Page: 47 Image: 331 Year: 1870 1880 US Census Name: Moses GIDDINGS Age: 80 Estimated birth year: <1800> Birthplace: New Hampshire Relation: Father Home in 1880: Floyd, Warren, Illinois Marital status: Widower Race: White Gender: Male Head of household: Henry GIDDINGS Father's birthplace: CT Mother's birthplace: CT Image Source: Year: 1880; Census Place: Floyd, Warren, Illinois; Roll: T9_256; Family History Film: 1254256; Page: 144C; Enumeration District: 287; Image: 0292. Buried at Silent Home Cemetery, Cameron, Warren County, Illinois. | GIDDINGS, Moses Cornwall (I47995)
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| 100792 | Moses, age 16, is listed as son on the 1880 Trousdale Co., Tenn. census i n the HH of T. J. & Sinthy McClard. | MCCLARD, Moses (I125279)
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| 100793 | Moses, age 16, is listed as son on the 1880 Trousdale Co., Tenn. census i n the HH of T. J. & Sinthy McClard. | MCCLARD, Moses (I125279)
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| 100794 | Moses, age 16, is listed as son on the 1880 Trousdale Co., Tenn. census i n the HH of T. J. & Sinthy McClard. | MCCLARD, Moses (I125279)
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| 100795 | Most probably, Mary's father. | GROMBRIDGE, Thomas (I28336)
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| 100796 | Most probably, Mary's father. | GROMBRIDGE, Thomas (I28336)
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| 100797 | Most probably, Mary's father. | GROMBRIDGE, Thomas (I28336)
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| 100798 | Most probably, Mary's father. | GROMBRIDGE, Thomas (I28336)
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| 100799 | Most probably, Mary's father. | GROMBRIDGE, Thomas (I28336)
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| 100800 | Most probably, Mary's father. | GROMBRIDGE, Thomas (I28336)
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