Notes

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Matches 103,651 to 103,700 of 122,413

#	Notes	Linked to
103651	Not show in 1880 Soundex for Baxter Co.	STAFFORD, Malissa Ann Belle" Belle" (I7448)
103652	Not show in 1880 Soundex for Baxter Co.	STAFFORD, Malissa Ann Belle" Belle" (I7448)
103653	Not shown in 1860 Census.	STAFFORD, James C. (I83532)
103654	Not shown in 1880 Census.	STAFFORD, Susan Fouah (I79854)
103655	Not shown in 1900 census. Listed as age 12 in 1910 Census.	STAFFORD, Lyle Samuel (I80575)
103656	Not shown in 1900 census. Listed as age 12 in 1910 Census.	STAFFORD, Lyle Samuel (I80575)
103657	Not shown in 1900 census. Listed as age 12 in 1910 Census.	STAFFORD, Lyle Samuel (I80575)
103658	Not shown in 1900 census. Listed as age 12 in 1910 Census.	STAFFORD, Lyle Samuel (I80575)
103659	Not shown in 1900 census. Listed as age 12 in 1910 Census.	STAFFORD, Lyle Samuel (I80575)
103660	Not shown in 1900 census. Listed as age 12 in 1910 Census.	STAFFORD, Lyle Samuel (I80575)
103661	Not shown in 1900 census. Listed as age 12 in 1910 Census.	STAFFORD, Lyle Samuel (I80575)
103662	Not shown in 1900 census. Listed as age 12 in 1910 Census.	STAFFORD, Lyle Samuel (I80575)
103663	Not shown in 1900 census. Listed as age 12 in 1910 Census.	STAFFORD, Lyle Samuel (I80575)
103664	Not shown in 1900 census. Listed as age 12 in 1910 Census.	STAFFORD, Lyle Samuel (I80575)
103665	Not shown in 1900 census. Listed as age 12 in 1910 Census.	STAFFORD, Lyle Samuel (I80575)
103666	Not shown in 1910 Census.	STAFFORD, Robert Pinkney (I56612)
103667	Not shown in 1910 Census.	STAFFORD, Robert Pinkney (I56612)
103668	Not shown in 1910 Census.	STAFFORD, Robert Pinkney (I56612)
103669	Not shown in 1920 Census.	STAFFORD, Mittice (I74978)
103670	Not shown in 1920 Census.	STAFFORD, Chris (I74979)
103671	Not shown in 1920 Census.	STAFFORD, Emma (I74980)
103672	Not shown in 1920 census.	STAFFORD, (son) (I74992)
103673	Not shown in 1920 Census.	STAFFORD, Mittice (I74978)
103674	Not shown in 1920 Census.	STAFFORD, Chris (I74979)
103675	Not shown in 1920 Census.	STAFFORD, Emma (I74980)
103676	Not shown in 1920 census.	STAFFORD, (son) (I74992)
103677	Not shown in 1920 Census.	STAFFORD, Mittice (I74978)
103678	Not shown in 1920 Census.	STAFFORD, Chris (I74979)
103679	Not shown in 1920 Census.	STAFFORD, Emma (I74980)
103680	Not shown in 1920 census.	STAFFORD, (son) (I74992)
103681	Not sure that Lucille Cantrell is the daughter of Ella V. Stafford Bates Cantrell or whether she was Ben's daughter by a previous marriage.	CANTRELL, Lucille (I3975)
103682	Not sure that Lucille Cantrell is the daughter of Ella V. Stafford Bates Cantrell or whether she was Ben's daughter by a previous marriage.	CANTRELL, Lucille (I3975)
103683	not the Adaline Snyder who married Henry Saddler...that Adaline was born 1 864, daughter of Jacob Snyder.	SNYDER, Adaline (I106607)
103684	Not the traitor.	ARNOLD, Benedict (I21925)
103685	Not the traitor.	ARNOLD, Benedict (I21925)
103686	Not the traitor.	ARNOLD, Benedict (I21925)
103687	Not the traitor.	ARNOLD, Benedict (I21925)
103688	Not the traitor.	ARNOLD, Benedict (I21925)
103689	Not the traitor.	ARNOLD, Benedict (I21925)
103690	Not the traitor.	ARNOLD, Benedict (I21925)
103691	Not the traitor.	ARNOLD, Benedict (I21925)
103692	Not the traitor.	ARNOLD, Benedict (I21925)
103693	Not the traitor.	ARNOLD, Benedict (I21925)
103694	Not the traitor.	ARNOLD, Benedict (I21925)
103695	Note by Bob Young 10/11/99 I have Michael Ruttan possibly living common-law with Ann Freel (from 1819 Loughborough Census) and having Abraham & Christopher (b1818); because of the b-dates of the next 3 children, (1827, 1830 & 1831) I have thot' that there was another common-law wife involved at this time. Then comes Mary Ann Mountainee who comments on Michael's philandering ways on the birth of her son John S. (Feb. 1858): "He is the one lawful male child (of Michael) of which I am the mother....". They were married in Apr. 1858. (3 years b4 Michael dies) I have grouped under Mary Ann the following children: Charles E. (b1845), Cynthy B.(b1850), Mary Ann (b1853), and John S. (b2/1858). Harryette says she read somewhere on the net that the 2nd wife may have been "native." Have you heard this? It's a first for me. The only other possibility I can think of is that we have 2 other different Michaels and all 3 families have been confused due to lack of records. Just got off the phone with Al Ruttan in Ottawa. I asked him to look thru' his records for Charles E., but he has no other information. He also spoke with Henry Ruttan b4 he wrote "A Part of the Family of Ruttan"and they discussed "skeletons". Al said Henry was quite a "gentleman" and would have left out any scandalous stories about the people in the book. I gathered from Al's tone that he kind of leaned the same way.	RUTTAN, Michael (I23637)
103696	Note by Bob Young 10/11/99 I have Michael Ruttan possibly living common-law with Ann Freel (from 1819 Loughborough Census) and having Abraham & Christopher (b1818); because of the b-dates of the next 3 children, (1827, 1830 & 1831) I have thot' that there was another common-law wife involved at this time. Then comes Mary Ann Mountainee who comments on Michael's philandering ways on the birth of her son John S. (Feb. 1858): "He is the one lawful male child (of Michael) of which I am the mother....". They were married in Apr. 1858. (3 years b4 Michael dies) I have grouped under Mary Ann the following children: Charles E. (b1845), Cynthy B.(b1850), Mary Ann (b1853), and John S. (b2/1858). Harryette says she read somewhere on the net that the 2nd wife may have been "native." Have you heard this? It's a first for me. The only other possibility I can think of is that we have 2 other different Michaels and all 3 families have been confused due to lack of records. Just got off the phone with Al Ruttan in Ottawa. I asked him to look thru' his records for Charles E., but he has no other information. He also spoke with Henry Ruttan b4 he wrote "A Part of the Family of Ruttan"and they discussed "skeletons". Al said Henry was quite a "gentleman" and would have left out any scandalous stories about the people in the book. I gathered from Al's tone that he kind of leaned the same way.	RUTTAN, Michael (I23637)
103697	Note by Bob Young 10/11/99 I have Michael Ruttan possibly living common-law with Ann Freel (from 1819 Loughborough Census) and having Abraham & Christopher (b1818); because of the b-dates of the next 3 children, (1827, 1830 & 1831) I have thot' that there was another common-law wife involved at this time. Then comes Mary Ann Mountainee who comments on Michael's philandering ways on the birth of her son John S. (Feb. 1858): "He is the one lawful male child (of Michael) of which I am the mother....". They were married in Apr. 1858. (3 years b4 Michael dies) I have grouped under Mary Ann the following children: Charles E. (b1845), Cynthy B.(b1850), Mary Ann (b1853), and John S. (b2/1858). Harryette says she read somewhere on the net that the 2nd wife may have been "native." Have you heard this? It's a first for me. The only other possibility I can think of is that we have 2 other different Michaels and all 3 families have been confused due to lack of records. Just got off the phone with Al Ruttan in Ottawa. I asked him to look thru' his records for Charles E., but he has no other information. He also spoke with Henry Ruttan b4 he wrote "A Part of the Family of Ruttan"and they discussed "skeletons". Al said Henry was quite a "gentleman" and would have left out any scandalous stories about the people in the book. I gathered from Al's tone that he kind of leaned the same way.	RUTTAN, Michael (I23637)
103698	Note by Bob Young 10/11/99 I have Michael Ruttan possibly living common-law with Ann Freel (from 1819 Loughborough Census) and having Abraham & Christopher (b1818); because of the b-dates of the next 3 children, (1827, 1830 & 1831) I have thot' that there was another common-law wife involved at this time. Then comes Mary Ann Mountainee who comments on Michael's philandering ways on the birth of her son John S. (Feb. 1858): "He is the one lawful male child (of Michael) of which I am the mother....". They were married in Apr. 1858. (3 years b4 Michael dies) I have grouped under Mary Ann the following children: Charles E. (b1845), Cynthy B.(b1850), Mary Ann (b1853), and John S. (b2/1858). Harryette says she read somewhere on the net that the 2nd wife may have been "native." Have you heard this? It's a first for me. The only other possibility I can think of is that we have 2 other different Michaels and all 3 families have been confused due to lack of records. Just got off the phone with Al Ruttan in Ottawa. I asked him to look thru' his records for Charles E., but he has no other information. He also spoke with Henry Ruttan b4 he wrote "A Part of the Family of Ruttan"and they discussed "skeletons". Al said Henry was quite a "gentleman" and would have left out any scandalous stories about the people in the book. I gathered from Al's tone that he kind of leaned the same way.	RUTTAN, Michael (I23637)
103699	Note by Bob Young 10/11/99 I have Michael Ruttan possibly living common-law with Ann Freel (from 1819 Loughborough Census) and having Abraham & Christopher (b1818); because of the b-dates of the next 3 children, (1827, 1830 & 1831) I have thot' that there was another common-law wife involved at this time. Then comes Mary Ann Mountainee who comments on Michael's philandering ways on the birth of her son John S. (Feb. 1858): "He is the one lawful male child (of Michael) of which I am the mother....". They were married in Apr. 1858. (3 years b4 Michael dies) I have grouped under Mary Ann the following children: Charles E. (b1845), Cynthy B.(b1850), Mary Ann (b1853), and John S. (b2/1858). Harryette says she read somewhere on the net that the 2nd wife may have been "native." Have you heard this? It's a first for me. The only other possibility I can think of is that we have 2 other different Michaels and all 3 families have been confused due to lack of records. Just got off the phone with Al Ruttan in Ottawa. I asked him to look thru' his records for Charles E., but he has no other information. He also spoke with Henry Ruttan b4 he wrote "A Part of the Family of Ruttan"and they discussed "skeletons". Al said Henry was quite a "gentleman" and would have left out any scandalous stories about the people in the book. I gathered from Al's tone that he kind of leaned the same way.	RUTTAN, Michael (I23637)
103700	Note by Bob Young 10/11/99 I have Michael Ruttan possibly living common-law with Ann Freel (from 1819 Loughborough Census) and having Abraham & Christopher (b1818); because of the b-dates of the next 3 children, (1827, 1830 & 1831) I have thot' that there was another common-law wife involved at this time. Then comes Mary Ann Mountainee who comments on Michael's philandering ways on the birth of her son John S. (Feb. 1858): "He is the one lawful male child (of Michael) of which I am the mother....". They were married in Apr. 1858. (3 years b4 Michael dies) I have grouped under Mary Ann the following children: Charles E. (b1845), Cynthy B.(b1850), Mary Ann (b1853), and John S. (b2/1858). Harryette says she read somewhere on the net that the 2nd wife may have been "native." Have you heard this? It's a first for me. The only other possibility I can think of is that we have 2 other different Michaels and all 3 families have been confused due to lack of records. Just got off the phone with Al Ruttan in Ottawa. I asked him to look thru' his records for Charles E., but he has no other information. He also spoke with Henry Ruttan b4 he wrote "A Part of the Family of Ruttan"and they discussed "skeletons". Al said Henry was quite a "gentleman" and would have left out any scandalous stories about the people in the book. I gathered from Al's tone that he kind of leaned the same way.	RUTTAN, Michael (I23637)

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