Matches 105,401 to 105,450 of 122,413
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| 105401 | Omar L., age 7, is listed as son on the 1930 Putnam Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Encle Stafford. | STAFFORD, Omar L. (I120094)
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| 105402 | Omer, age 5, is on the 1920 Jackson Co., TN census, page 10, entry 167, in the HH of Bob Coffee. | COFFEE, Omer (I118770)
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| 105403 | On 02 Jul 1929 Joseph H. Stafford is listed as a passenger arriving on the SS "Ebro" from Cristobal, Canal Zone, Panama. Port of arrival, New York, New York.The listing gives the address in US as Hooker Electrical Chemicasl Company, Niagra Falls, NY. _______________________________________________________ 1930 United States Federal Census about Joseph H Stafford Name: Joseph H Stafford Home in 1930: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington View Map Age: 47 Estimated birth year: abt 1883 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of House: Lodger Race: White Occupation: Civil Engineer Education: Military service: No Parents' birthplace: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Joseph H Stafford 47 Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington; Roll 2511; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 115; Image: 406.0. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls. | STAFFORD, Joseph H. (I113046)
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| 105404 | On 02 Jul 1929 Joseph H. Stafford is listed as a passenger arriving on the SS "Ebro" from Cristobal, Canal Zone, Panama. Port of arrival, New York, New York.The listing gives the address in US as Hooker Electrical Chemicasl Company, Niagra Falls, NY. _______________________________________________________ 1930 United States Federal Census about Joseph H Stafford Name: Joseph H Stafford Home in 1930: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington View Map Age: 47 Estimated birth year: abt 1883 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of House: Lodger Race: White Occupation: Civil Engineer Education: Military service: No Parents' birthplace: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Joseph H Stafford 47 Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington; Roll 2511; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 115; Image: 406.0. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls. | STAFFORD, Joseph H. (I113046)
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| 105405 | On 02 Jul 1929 Joseph H. Stafford is listed as a passenger arriving on the SS "Ebro" from Cristobal, Canal Zone, Panama. Port of arrival, New York, New York.The listing gives the address in US as Hooker Electrical Chemicasl Company, Niagra Falls, NY. _______________________________________________________ 1930 United States Federal Census about Joseph H Stafford Name: Joseph H Stafford Home in 1930: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington View Map Age: 47 Estimated birth year: abt 1883 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of House: Lodger Race: White Occupation: Civil Engineer Education: Military service: No Parents' birthplace: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Joseph H Stafford 47 Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington; Roll 2511; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 115; Image: 406.0. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls. | STAFFORD, Joseph H. (I113046)
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| 105406 | On 02 Jul 1929 Joseph H. Stafford is listed as a passenger arriving on the SS "Ebro" from Cristobal, Canal Zone, Panama. Port of arrival, New York, New York.The listing gives the address in US as Hooker Electrical Chemicasl Company, Niagra Falls, NY. _______________________________________________________ 1930 United States Federal Census about Joseph H Stafford Name: Joseph H Stafford Home in 1930: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington View Map Age: 47 Estimated birth year: abt 1883 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of House: Lodger Race: White Occupation: Civil Engineer Education: Military service: No Parents' birthplace: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Joseph H Stafford 47 Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington; Roll 2511; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 115; Image: 406.0. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls. | STAFFORD, Joseph H. (I113046)
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| 105407 | On 02 Jul 1929 Joseph H. Stafford is listed as a passenger arriving on the SS "Ebro" from Cristobal, Canal Zone, Panama. Port of arrival, New York, New York.The listing gives the address in US as Hooker Electrical Chemicasl Company, Niagra Falls, NY. _______________________________________________________ 1930 United States Federal Census about Joseph H Stafford Name: Joseph H Stafford Home in 1930: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington View Map Age: 47 Estimated birth year: abt 1883 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of House: Lodger Race: White Occupation: Civil Engineer Education: Military service: No Parents' birthplace: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Joseph H Stafford 47 Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington; Roll 2511; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 115; Image: 406.0. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls. | STAFFORD, Joseph H. (I113046)
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| 105408 | On 02 Jul 1929 Joseph H. Stafford is listed as a passenger arriving on the SS "Ebro" from Cristobal, Canal Zone, Panama. Port of arrival, New York, New York.The listing gives the address in US as Hooker Electrical Chemicasl Company, Niagra Falls, NY. _______________________________________________________ 1930 United States Federal Census about Joseph H Stafford Name: Joseph H Stafford Home in 1930: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington View Map Age: 47 Estimated birth year: abt 1883 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of House: Lodger Race: White Occupation: Civil Engineer Education: Military service: No Parents' birthplace: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Joseph H Stafford 47 Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington; Roll 2511; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 115; Image: 406.0. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls. | STAFFORD, Joseph H. (I113046)
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| 105409 | On 02 Jul 1929 Joseph H. Stafford is listed as a passenger arriving on the SS "Ebro" from Cristobal, Canal Zone, Panama. Port of arrival, New York, New York.The listing gives the address in US as Hooker Electrical Chemicasl Company, Niagra Falls, NY. _______________________________________________________ 1930 United States Federal Census about Joseph H Stafford Name: Joseph H Stafford Home in 1930: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington View Map Age: 47 Estimated birth year: abt 1883 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of House: Lodger Race: White Occupation: Civil Engineer Education: Military service: No Parents' birthplace: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Joseph H Stafford 47 Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington; Roll 2511; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 115; Image: 406.0. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls. | STAFFORD, Joseph H. (I113046)
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| 105410 | On 02 Jul 1929 Joseph H. Stafford is listed as a passenger arriving on the SS "Ebro" from Cristobal, Canal Zone, Panama. Port of arrival, New York, New York.The listing gives the address in US as Hooker Electrical Chemicasl Company, Niagra Falls, NY. _______________________________________________________ 1930 United States Federal Census about Joseph H Stafford Name: Joseph H Stafford Home in 1930: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington View Map Age: 47 Estimated birth year: abt 1883 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of House: Lodger Race: White Occupation: Civil Engineer Education: Military service: No Parents' birthplace: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Joseph H Stafford 47 Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington; Roll 2511; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 115; Image: 406.0. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls. | STAFFORD, Joseph H. (I113046)
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| 105411 | On 02 Jul 1929 Joseph H. Stafford is listed as a passenger arriving on the SS "Ebro" from Cristobal, Canal Zone, Panama. Port of arrival, New York, New York.The listing gives the address in US as Hooker Electrical Chemicasl Company, Niagra Falls, NY. _______________________________________________________ 1930 United States Federal Census about Joseph H Stafford Name: Joseph H Stafford Home in 1930: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington View Map Age: 47 Estimated birth year: abt 1883 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of House: Lodger Race: White Occupation: Civil Engineer Education: Military service: No Parents' birthplace: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Joseph H Stafford 47 Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington; Roll 2511; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 115; Image: 406.0. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls. | STAFFORD, Joseph H. (I113046)
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| 105412 | On 02 Jul 1929 Joseph H. Stafford is listed as a passenger arriving on the SS "Ebro" from Cristobal, Canal Zone, Panama. Port of arrival, New York, New York.The listing gives the address in US as Hooker Electrical Chemicasl Company, Niagra Falls, NY. _______________________________________________________ 1930 United States Federal Census about Joseph H Stafford Name: Joseph H Stafford Home in 1930: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington View Map Age: 47 Estimated birth year: abt 1883 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of House: Lodger Race: White Occupation: Civil Engineer Education: Military service: No Parents' birthplace: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Joseph H Stafford 47 Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington; Roll 2511; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 115; Image: 406.0. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls. | STAFFORD, Joseph H. (I113046)
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| 105413 | On 02 Jul 1929 Joseph H. Stafford is listed as a passenger arriving on the SS "Ebro" from Cristobal, Canal Zone, Panama. Port of arrival, New York, New York.The listing gives the address in US as Hooker Electrical Chemicasl Company, Niagra Falls, NY. _______________________________________________________ 1930 United States Federal Census about Joseph H Stafford Name: Joseph H Stafford Home in 1930: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington View Map Age: 47 Estimated birth year: abt 1883 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of House: Lodger Race: White Occupation: Civil Engineer Education: Military service: No Parents' birthplace: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Joseph H Stafford 47 Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Tacoma, Pierce, Washington; Roll 2511; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 115; Image: 406.0. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls. | STAFFORD, Joseph H. (I113046)
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| 105414 | On 1 Aug 1862, Jane, then a resident of Adams Twp., Washington Co., OH, applied for a widow's pension (on her husband's service) under the 14 Jul 1862 Act of Congress, and made affadavit that she was 48 years old. | WALLACE, Jane (I15684)
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| 105415 | On 1 Aug 1862, Jane, then a resident of Adams Twp., Washington Co., OH, applied for a widow's pension (on her husband's service) under the 14 Jul 1862 Act of Congress, and made affadavit that she was 48 years old. | WALLACE, Jane (I15684)
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| 105416 | On 1 Aug 1862, Jane, then a resident of Adams Twp., Washington Co., OH, applied for a widow's pension (on her husband's service) under the 14 Jul 1862 Act of Congress, and made affadavit that she was 48 years old. | WALLACE, Jane (I15684)
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| 105417 | On 1 Aug 1862, Jane, then a resident of Adams Twp., Washington Co., OH, applied for a widow's pension (on her husband's service) under the 14 Jul 1862 Act of Congress, and made affadavit that she was 48 years old. | WALLACE, Jane (I15684)
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| 105418 | On 1 Aug 1862, Jane, then a resident of Adams Twp., Washington Co., OH, applied for a widow's pension (on her husband's service) under the 14 Jul 1862 Act of Congress, and made affadavit that she was 48 years old. | WALLACE, Jane (I15684)
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| 105419 | On 11 April 1699, Josiah and Sarah were before the Bristol Court for fornification before marriage, but the child not yet being born, the case was continued. In this case she is described as "Sarah Lake, now the wife of Josiah Stafford". Her father, David Lake, appeared for them as both Josiah and Sarah were out of the Province (Bristol County Sessions Book, I. 35.) Most of Sarah's daughters, on marrying, removed with their husbands to remote places. A letter from Samuel and Sarah Stafford addressed to their honored mother, then a widow in Tiverton, RI, was dated February 17, 1751, came from Nine Partners, NY. Another from Hannah Bordon to the same, was dated at Core Sound, NC on October 21, 1752. Another from Patience Earl to her mother was dated North Carolina, the 19th of the 3rd month 1773. Their sister Priscilla married a Lowden of Newport. | LAKE, Sarah (I25485)
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| 105420 | On 11 April 1699, Josiah and Sarah were before the Bristol Court for fornification before marriage, but the child not yet being born, the case was continued. In this case she is described as "Sarah Lake, now the wife of Josiah Stafford". Her father, David Lake, appeared for them as both Josiah and Sarah were out of the Province (Bristol County Sessions Book, I. 35.) Most of Sarah's daughters, on marrying, removed with their husbands to remote places. A letter from Samuel and Sarah Stafford addressed to their honored mother, then a widow in Tiverton, RI, was dated February 17, 1751, came from Nine Partners, NY. Another from Hannah Bordon to the same, was dated at Core Sound, NC on October 21, 1752. Another from Patience Earl to her mother was dated North Carolina, the 19th of the 3rd month 1773. Their sister Priscilla married a Lowden of Newport. | LAKE, Sarah (I25485)
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| 105421 | On 11 April 1699, Josiah and Sarah were before the Bristol Court for fornification before marriage, but the child not yet being born, the case was continued. In this case she is described as "Sarah Lake, now the wife of Josiah Stafford". Her father, David Lake, appeared for them as both Josiah and Sarah were out of the Province (Bristol County Sessions Book, I. 35.) Most of Sarah's daughters, on marrying, removed with their husbands to remote places. A letter from Samuel and Sarah Stafford addressed to their honored mother, then a widow in Tiverton, RI, was dated February 17, 1751, came from Nine Partners, NY. Another from Hannah Bordon to the same, was dated at Core Sound, NC on October 21, 1752. Another from Patience Earl to her mother was dated North Carolina, the 19th of the 3rd month 1773. Their sister Priscilla married a Lowden of Newport. | LAKE, Sarah (I25485)
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| 105422 | On 11 April 1699, Josiah and Sarah were before the Bristol Court for fornification before marriage, but the child not yet being born, the case was continued. In this case she is described as "Sarah Lake, now the wife of Josiah Stafford". Her father, David Lake, appeared for them as both Josiah and Sarah were out of the Province (Bristol County Sessions Book, I. 35.) Most of Sarah's daughters, on marrying, removed with their husbands to remote places. A letter from Samuel and Sarah Stafford addressed to their honored mother, then a widow in Tiverton, RI, was dated February 17, 1751, came from Nine Partners, NY. Another from Hannah Bordon to the same, was dated at Core Sound, NC on October 21, 1752. Another from Patience Earl to her mother was dated North Carolina, the 19th of the 3rd month 1773. Their sister Priscilla married a Lowden of Newport. | LAKE, Sarah (I25485)
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| 105423 | On 11 April 1699, Josiah and Sarah were before the Bristol Court for fornification before marriage, but the child not yet being born, the case was continued. In this case she is described as "Sarah Lake, now the wife of Josiah Stafford". Her father, David Lake, appeared for them as both Josiah and Sarah were out of the Province (Bristol County Sessions Book, I. 35.) Most of Sarah's daughters, on marrying, removed with their husbands to remote places. A letter from Samuel and Sarah Stafford addressed to their honored mother, then a widow in Tiverton, RI, was dated February 17, 1751, came from Nine Partners, NY. Another from Hannah Bordon to the same, was dated at Core Sound, NC on October 21, 1752. Another from Patience Earl to her mother was dated North Carolina, the 19th of the 3rd month 1773. Their sister Priscilla married a Lowden of Newport. | LAKE, Sarah (I25485)
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| 105424 | On 11 April 1699, Josiah and Sarah were before the Bristol Court for fornification before marriage, but the child not yet being born, the case was continued. In this case she is described as "Sarah Lake, now the wife of Josiah Stafford". Her father, David Lake, appeared for them as both Josiah and Sarah were out of the Province (Bristol County Sessions Book, I. 35.) Most of Sarah's daughters, on marrying, removed with their husbands to remote places. A letter from Samuel and Sarah Stafford addressed to their honored mother, then a widow in Tiverton, RI, was dated February 17, 1751, came from Nine Partners, NY. Another from Hannah Bordon to the same, was dated at Core Sound, NC on October 21, 1752. Another from Patience Earl to her mother was dated North Carolina, the 19th of the 3rd month 1773. Their sister Priscilla married a Lowden of Newport. | LAKE, Sarah (I25485)
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| 105425 | On 11 April 1699, Josiah and Sarah were before the Bristol Court for fornification before marriage, but the child not yet being born, the case was continued. In this case she is described as "Sarah Lake, now the wife of Josiah Stafford". Her father, David Lake, appeared for them as both Josiah and Sarah were out of the Province (Bristol County Sessions Book, I. 35.) Most of Sarah's daughters, on marrying, removed with their husbands to remote places. A letter from Samuel and Sarah Stafford addressed to their honored mother, then a widow in Tiverton, RI, was dated February 17, 1751, came from Nine Partners, NY. Another from Hannah Bordon to the same, was dated at Core Sound, NC on October 21, 1752. Another from Patience Earl to her mother was dated North Carolina, the 19th of the 3rd month 1773. Their sister Priscilla married a Lowden of Newport. | LAKE, Sarah (I25485)
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| 105426 | On 11 April 1699, Josiah and Sarah were before the Bristol Court for fornification before marriage, but the child not yet being born, the case was continued. In this case she is described as "Sarah Lake, now the wife of Josiah Stafford". Her father, David Lake, appeared for them as both Josiah and Sarah were out of the Province (Bristol County Sessions Book, I. 35.) Most of Sarah's daughters, on marrying, removed with their husbands to remote places. A letter from Samuel and Sarah Stafford addressed to their honored mother, then a widow in Tiverton, RI, was dated February 17, 1751, came from Nine Partners, NY. Another from Hannah Bordon to the same, was dated at Core Sound, NC on October 21, 1752. Another from Patience Earl to her mother was dated North Carolina, the 19th of the 3rd month 1773. Their sister Priscilla married a Lowden of Newport. | LAKE, Sarah (I25485)
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| 105427 | On 11 April 1699, Josiah and Sarah were before the Bristol Court for fornification before marriage, but the child not yet being born, the case was continued. In this case she is described as "Sarah Lake, now the wife of Josiah Stafford". Her father, David Lake, appeared for them as both Josiah and Sarah were out of the Province (Bristol County Sessions Book, I. 35.) Most of Sarah's daughters, on marrying, removed with their husbands to remote places. A letter from Samuel and Sarah Stafford addressed to their honored mother, then a widow in Tiverton, RI, was dated February 17, 1751, came from Nine Partners, NY. Another from Hannah Bordon to the same, was dated at Core Sound, NC on October 21, 1752. Another from Patience Earl to her mother was dated North Carolina, the 19th of the 3rd month 1773. Their sister Priscilla married a Lowden of Newport. | LAKE, Sarah (I25485)
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| 105428 | On 11 April 1699, Josiah and Sarah were before the Bristol Court for fornification before marriage, but the child not yet being born, the case was continued. In this case she is described as "Sarah Lake, now the wife of Josiah Stafford". Her father, David Lake, appeared for them as both Josiah and Sarah were out of the Province (Bristol County Sessions Book, I. 35.) Most of Sarah's daughters, on marrying, removed with their husbands to remote places. A letter from Samuel and Sarah Stafford addressed to their honored mother, then a widow in Tiverton, RI, was dated February 17, 1751, came from Nine Partners, NY. Another from Hannah Bordon to the same, was dated at Core Sound, NC on October 21, 1752. Another from Patience Earl to her mother was dated North Carolina, the 19th of the 3rd month 1773. Their sister Priscilla married a Lowden of Newport. | LAKE, Sarah (I25485)
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| 105429 | On 26 Oct 1772, Ann Shannon granted her son, Arthur Forbes, 220 acres near the Stafford plantation located west of Greenville, NC on Falkland Hwy (NC 43, aka colonial Tar River Road or old Tarboro Road). Ann oullived both her husbands. | STAFFORD, Ann (I42446)
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| 105430 | On a paper handwritten by COLLIE, he had spelled his name CHALLEY BOED SMITH. He had very little education. He reportedly started work in a cotton gin when he was 13. | SMITH, COLLIE BOYD (I5395)
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| 105431 | On a paper handwritten by COLLIE, he had spelled his name CHALLEY BOED SMITH. He had very little education. He reportedly started work in a cotton gin when he was 13. | SMITH, COLLIE BOYD (I5395)
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| 105432 | On a paper handwritten by COLLIE, he had spelled his name CHALLEY BOED SMITH. He had very little education. He reportedly started work in a cotton gin when he was 13. | SMITH, COLLIE BOYD (I5395)
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| 105433 | On Aug 21, 1848, George Hanks filed a deed of gift to Elizabeth Stafford, giving her a four year old negro boy "for love and affection which I bear for my daughter, Elizabeth Stafford". Attested to by Hansford Hanks, brother of Elizabeth Stafford. One of the papers presented the court to prove the death of Uriah was a receipt for $5.00 for a coffin for Uriah Stafford, signed by J. A. Lawrence and A. K. W. Jones. On August 22, 1850, George Hanks deeded to Elizabeth 200 acres of land "for the good feeling and affection the said George Hanks has for the said Elizabeth Stafford". | HANKS, Elizabeth (I8402)
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| 105434 | On Aug 21, 1848, George Hanks filed a deed of gift to Elizabeth Stafford, giving her a four year old negro boy "for love and affection which I bear for my daughter, Elizabeth Stafford". Attested to by Hansford Hanks, brother of Elizabeth Stafford. One of the papers presented the court to prove the death of Uriah was a receipt for $5.00 for a coffin for Uriah Stafford, signed by J. A. Lawrence and A. K. W. Jones. On August 22, 1850, George Hanks deeded to Elizabeth 200 acres of land "for the good feeling and affection the said George Hanks has for the said Elizabeth Stafford". | HANKS, Elizabeth (I8402)
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| 105435 | On Aug 21, 1848, George Hanks filed a deed of gift to Elizabeth Stafford, giving her a four year old negro boy "for love and affection which I bear for my daughter, Elizabeth Stafford". Attested to by Hansford Hanks, brother of Elizabeth Stafford. One of the papers presented the court to prove the death of Uriah was a receipt for $5.00 for a coffin for Uriah Stafford, signed by J. A. Lawrence and A. K. W. Jones. On August 22, 1850, George Hanks deeded to Elizabeth 200 acres of land "for the good feeling and affection the said George Hanks has for the said Elizabeth Stafford". | HANKS, Elizabeth (I8402)
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| 105436 | On Aug 21, 1848, George Hanks filed a deed of gift to Elizabeth Stafford, giving her a four year old negro boy "for love and affection which I bear for my daughter, Elizabeth Stafford". Attested to by Hansford Hanks, brother of Elizabeth Stafford. One of the papers presented the court to prove the death of Uriah was a receipt for $5.00 for a coffin for Uriah Stafford, signed by J. A. Lawrence and A. K. W. Jones. On August 22, 1850, George Hanks deeded to Elizabeth 200 acres of land "for the good feeling and affection the said George Hanks has for the said Elizabeth Stafford". | HANKS, Elizabeth (I8402)
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| 105437 | On Aug 21, 1848, George Hanks filed a deed of gift to Elizabeth Stafford, giving her a four year old negro boy "for love and affection which I bear for my daughter, Elizabeth Stafford". Attested to by Hansford Hanks, brother of Elizabeth Stafford. One of the papers presented the court to prove the death of Uriah was a receipt for $5.00 for a coffin for Uriah Stafford, signed by J. A. Lawrence and A. K. W. Jones. On August 22, 1850, George Hanks deeded to Elizabeth 200 acres of land "for the good feeling and affection the said George Hanks has for the said Elizabeth Stafford". | HANKS, Elizabeth (I8402)
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| 105438 | On Aug 21, 1848, George Hanks filed a deed of gift to Elizabeth Stafford, giving her a four year old negro boy "for love and affection which I bear for my daughter, Elizabeth Stafford". Attested to by Hansford Hanks, brother of Elizabeth Stafford. One of the papers presented the court to prove the death of Uriah was a receipt for $5.00 for a coffin for Uriah Stafford, signed by J. A. Lawrence and A. K. W. Jones. On August 22, 1850, George Hanks deeded to Elizabeth 200 acres of land "for the good feeling and affection the said George Hanks has for the said Elizabeth Stafford". | HANKS, Elizabeth (I8402)
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| 105439 | On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) | COOK, Lilly (I25974)
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| 105440 | On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) | COOK, Lilly (I25974)
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| 105441 | On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) | COOK, Lilly (I25974)
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| 105442 | On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) | COOK, Lilly (I25974)
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| 105443 | On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) | COOK, Lilly (I25974)
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| 105444 | On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) | COOK, Lilly (I25974)
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| 105445 | On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) | COOK, Lilly (I25974)
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| 105446 | On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) | COOK, Lilly (I25974)
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| 105447 | On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) | COOK, Lilly (I25974)
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| 105448 | On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) | COOK, Lilly (I25974)
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| 105449 | On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) -- MERGED NOTE ------------ On coming to Michigan in 1838, they settled in Bridgeport twp, Saginaw Co. Lilly was a carpenter by trade and worked in that business until 1841. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ FATHER WAS JOHN COOK. MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH STAFFORD. LILLY WAS BORN 16 JULY 1808. MARRIED PRUDENCE BUTTS. (S141 P308) LILLY WAS A CARPENTER. HE DIED 12 JUNE 1889 AT BRIDGEPORT, MICHIGAN BURIED IN OAKGROVE CEMETERY, BRIDGEPORT WITH WIFE PRUDENCE BUTTS. SHE WAS DAUGHTER OF ABRAHAM AND ABIGAIL BUTTS. (S141 P466) | COOK, Lilly (I25974)
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| 105450 | On Death Record for Louis Daniel Hawkins, his parents are listed as Charles T. Hawkins, born in Caswell Co., NC, and Eliz. Wright, born in Kentucky. | WRIGHT, Elizabeth A. (I118349)
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