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#	Notes	Linked to
113101	Source: (1) Borderbund's WFT#13, Tree 1116..(2) First Settlers of Pisca taway and Woodbridge. Fact: "Pridmore's Swamp" - the earliest place name.[Jones.FTW]	PRIDMORE, John (I82568)
113102	Source: Broderbund's WFT#4, Tree 0525.[Jones.FTW] Source: Broderbund's WFT#4, Tree 0525.[Tolleson.FTW] Source: Broderbund's WFT#4, Tree 0525.	YATES, Mary (I82571)
113103	Source: Broderbund's WFT#4, Tree 0525.[Jones.FTW] Source: Broderbund's WFT#4, Tree 0525.[Tolleson.FTW] Source: Broderbund's WFT#4, Tree 0525.	HIGGINS, Richard (I82570)
113104	Source: Cemetery records	SCOFIELD, Reuben (I13645)
113105	Source: Cemetery records	SCOFIELD, Reuben (I13645)
113106	Source: Cemetery records	SCOFIELD, Reuben (I13645)
113107	Source: Cemetery records	SCOFIELD, Reuben (I13645)
113108	Source: Cemetery records	SCOFIELD, Reuben (I13645)
113109	Source: Ingham Co., Mi. death record bk. 1, pg. 87 Source: Ingham Co. MI Death Record Bk. 1, pg. 87	SCOFIELD, Robert W. (I13712)
113110	Source: Ingham Co., Mi. death record bk. 1, pg. 87 Source: Ingham Co. MI Death Record Bk. 1, pg. 87	SCOFIELD, Robert W. (I13712)
113111	Source: Ingham Co., Mi. death record bk. 1, pg. 87 Source: Ingham Co. MI Death Record Bk. 1, pg. 87	SCOFIELD, Robert W. (I13712)
113112	Source: Ingham Co., Mi. death record bk. 1, pg. 87 Source: Ingham Co. MI Death Record Bk. 1, pg. 87	SCOFIELD, Robert W. (I13712)
113113	Source: Ingham Co., Mi. death record bk. 1, pg. 87 Source: Ingham Co. MI Death Record Bk. 1, pg. 87	SCOFIELD, Robert W. (I13712)
113114	source: Jackie Swader, [email protected]	HENSHAW, John Major (I104498)
113115	Source: Kindredkonnection database st000072.[Jones.FTW] Source: Kindredkonnection database st000072.[Tolleson.FTW] Source: Kindredkonnection database st000072.	HERNDON, John (I82558)
113116	Source: Richard Hollis - [email protected][Jones.FTW] Source: Richard Hollis - [email protected][Tolleson.FTW] Source: Richard Hollis - [email protected]	JASPER, Nicholas (I82560)
113117	Source: Union Heritage Book Census 1790: John George-Union SC 1 male over 16, 1 white female Fact 1: March 16, 1791, will dated. Fact 2: Speculated link based on John's son Thomas witnessing a deed f or David's son William. Fact 3: May 15, 1776, Probably was the John George who enlisted 6th Regim ent Fact 4: Feb 20, 1778, Deed from John McWhorter (Planter) of Union C o, SC to John George of same. Fact 5: Aft. 1778, both a David and a John George were in the 6th regimen t. Fact 6: Aft 1778, John and David George were with Col. Brandon after Fa ll of Charleston. Fact 1: 1778, John Jasper was witness to John Covenhoven's will. Fact 2: Father may have been William Jasper of Frederick Co., VA. Fact 3: Said to have been born in Augusta Co., VA and lived in Frederi ck Co., VA. Fact 4: Speculated by many to be Thomas Jasper's (of Richmond Co, VA) s on John.[Jones.FTW] Source: Union Heritage Book Census 1790: John George-Union SC 1 male over 16, 1 white female Fact 1: March 16, 1791, will dated. Fact 2: Speculated link based on John's son Thomas witnessing a deed f or David's son William. Fact 3: May 15, 1776, Probably was the John George who enlisted 6th Regim ent Fact 4: Feb 20, 1778, Deed from John McWhorter (Planter) of Union C o, SC to John George of same. Fact 5: Aft. 1778, both a David and a John George were in the 6th regimen t. Fact 6: Aft 1778, John and David George were with Col. Brandon after Fa ll of Charleston. Fact 1: 1778, John Jasper was witness to John Covenhoven's will. Fact 2: Father may have been William Jasper of Frederick Co., VA. Fact 3: Said to have been born in Augusta Co., VA and lived in Frederi ck Co., VA. Fact 4: Speculated by many to be Thomas Jasper's (of Richmond Co, VA) s on John.[Tolleson.FTW] Source: Union Heritage Book Census 1790: John George-Union SC 1 male over 16, 1 white female Fact 1: March 16, 1791, will dated. Fact 2: Speculated link based on John's son Thomas witnessing a deed f or David's son William. Fact 3: May 15, 1776, Probably was the John George who enlisted 6th Regim ent Fact 4: Feb 20, 1778, Deed from John McWhorter (Planter) of Union C o, SC to John George of same. Fact 5: Aft. 1778, both a David and a John George were in the 6th regimen t. Fact 6: Aft 1778, John and David George were with Col. Brandon after Fa ll of Charleston. Fact 1: 1778, John Jasper was witness to John Covenhoven's will. Fact 2: Father may have been William Jasper of Frederick Co., VA. Fact 3: Said to have been born in Augusta Co., VA and lived in Frederi ck Co., VA. Fact 4: Speculated by many to be Thomas Jasper's (of Richmond Co, VA) s on John.	JASPER, John (I82544)
113118	Source: "Henry County Iowa History" page 286 Ethel Stafford, b October 17, 1878 near New London, Iowa d/o John Stafford and Hannah Wright Married to Charles William Swan December 2, 1896 Henry County Iowa	Family F21636
113119	SOURCE: # 1 Plainfield, New Hampshire Genealogy, Item 2, Film # 1307585 1770 Census lists 2 males - 16 & over and 1 female. He was a Soldier of the Revolution. Emigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Immigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. Plainfield, New York. Abel STAFFORD was on the committee in 1766 to lay out the meeting house lot and the burying ground. He was in most of the Revolutionary War battles from Saratoga to Yorktown. Served in Colonel Chase's regiment in Sept 1777 with Lieut. Reuben Jerold. [I:264]KM. He was paid for "three days of Sarves of his horse". Abel was brother to Nathaniel and Stukely [in the American Revolution]. In 1781 Abel was a member of the Meriden Parish Training Band, a militia, the earliest known organization in Plainfield NH history. Town jobs included: surveyor of highways, selectman, tax collector, tythingman.	STAFFORD, Abel (I73695)
113120	SOURCE: # 1 Plainfield, New Hampshire Genealogy, Item 2, Film # 1307585 1770 Census lists 2 males - 16 & over and 1 female. He was a Soldier of the Revolution. Emigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Immigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. Plainfield, New York. Abel STAFFORD was on the committee in 1766 to lay out the meeting house lot and the burying ground. He was in most of the Revolutionary War battles from Saratoga to Yorktown. Served in Colonel Chase's regiment in Sept 1777 with Lieut. Reuben Jerold. [I:264]KM. He was paid for "three days of Sarves of his horse". Abel was brother to Nathaniel and Stukely [in the American Revolution]. In 1781 Abel was a member of the Meriden Parish Training Band, a militia, the earliest known organization in Plainfield NH history. Town jobs included: surveyor of highways, selectman, tax collector, tythingman.	STAFFORD, Abel (I73695)
113121	SOURCE: # 1 Plainfield, New Hampshire Genealogy, Item 2, Film # 1307585 1770 Census lists 2 males - 16 & over and 1 female. He was a Soldier of the Revolution. Emigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Immigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. Plainfield, New York. Abel STAFFORD was on the committee in 1766 to lay out the meeting house lot and the burying ground. He was in most of the Revolutionary War battles from Saratoga to Yorktown. Served in Colonel Chase's regiment in Sept 1777 with Lieut. Reuben Jerold. [I:264]KM. He was paid for "three days of Sarves of his horse". Abel was brother to Nathaniel and Stukely [in the American Revolution]. In 1781 Abel was a member of the Meriden Parish Training Band, a militia, the earliest known organization in Plainfield NH history. Town jobs included: surveyor of highways, selectman, tax collector, tythingman.	STAFFORD, Abel (I73695)
113122	SOURCE: # 1 Plainfield, New Hampshire Genealogy, Item 2, Film # 1307585 1770 Census lists 2 males - 16 & over and 1 female. He was a Soldier of the Revolution. Emigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Immigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. Plainfield, New York. Abel STAFFORD was on the committee in 1766 to lay out the meeting house lot and the burying ground. He was in most of the Revolutionary War battles from Saratoga to Yorktown. Served in Colonel Chase's regiment in Sept 1777 with Lieut. Reuben Jerold. [I:264]KM. He was paid for "three days of Sarves of his horse". Abel was brother to Nathaniel and Stukely [in the American Revolution]. In 1781 Abel was a member of the Meriden Parish Training Band, a militia, the earliest known organization in Plainfield NH history. Town jobs included: surveyor of highways, selectman, tax collector, tythingman.	STAFFORD, Abel (I73695)
113123	SOURCE: # 1 Plainfield, New Hampshire Genealogy, Item 2, Film # 1307585 1770 Census lists 2 males - 16 & over and 1 female. He was a Soldier of the Revolution. Emigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Immigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. Plainfield, New York. Abel STAFFORD was on the committee in 1766 to lay out the meeting house lot and the burying ground. He was in most of the Revolutionary War battles from Saratoga to Yorktown. Served in Colonel Chase's regiment in Sept 1777 with Lieut. Reuben Jerold. [I:264]KM. He was paid for "three days of Sarves of his horse". Abel was brother to Nathaniel and Stukely [in the American Revolution]. In 1781 Abel was a member of the Meriden Parish Training Band, a militia, the earliest known organization in Plainfield NH history. Town jobs included: surveyor of highways, selectman, tax collector, tythingman.	STAFFORD, Abel (I73695)
113124	SOURCE: # 1 Plainfield, New Hampshire Genealogy, Item 2, Film # 1307585 1770 Census lists 2 males - 16 & over and 1 female. He was a Soldier of the Revolution. Emigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Immigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. Plainfield, New York. Abel STAFFORD was on the committee in 1766 to lay out the meeting house lot and the burying ground. He was in most of the Revolutionary War battles from Saratoga to Yorktown. Served in Colonel Chase's regiment in Sept 1777 with Lieut. Reuben Jerold. [I:264]KM. He was paid for "three days of Sarves of his horse". Abel was brother to Nathaniel and Stukely [in the American Revolution]. In 1781 Abel was a member of the Meriden Parish Training Band, a militia, the earliest known organization in Plainfield NH history. Town jobs included: surveyor of highways, selectman, tax collector, tythingman.	STAFFORD, Abel (I73695)
113125	SOURCE: # 1 Plainfield, New Hampshire Genealogy, Item 2, Film # 1307585 1770 Census lists 2 males - 16 & over and 1 female. He was a Soldier of the Revolution. Emigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Immigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. Plainfield, New York. Abel STAFFORD was on the committee in 1766 to lay out the meeting house lot and the burying ground. He was in most of the Revolutionary War battles from Saratoga to Yorktown. Served in Colonel Chase's regiment in Sept 1777 with Lieut. Reuben Jerold. [I:264]KM. He was paid for "three days of Sarves of his horse". Abel was brother to Nathaniel and Stukely [in the American Revolution]. In 1781 Abel was a member of the Meriden Parish Training Band, a militia, the earliest known organization in Plainfield NH history. Town jobs included: surveyor of highways, selectman, tax collector, tythingman.	STAFFORD, Abel (I73695)
113126	SOURCE: # 1 Plainfield, New Hampshire Genealogy, Item 2, Film # 1307585 1770 Census lists 2 males - 16 & over and 1 female. He was a Soldier of the Revolution. Emigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Immigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. Plainfield, New York. Abel STAFFORD was on the committee in 1766 to lay out the meeting house lot and the burying ground. He was in most of the Revolutionary War battles from Saratoga to Yorktown. Served in Colonel Chase's regiment in Sept 1777 with Lieut. Reuben Jerold. [I:264]KM. He was paid for "three days of Sarves of his horse". Abel was brother to Nathaniel and Stukely [in the American Revolution]. In 1781 Abel was a member of the Meriden Parish Training Band, a militia, the earliest known organization in Plainfield NH history. Town jobs included: surveyor of highways, selectman, tax collector, tythingman.	STAFFORD, Abel (I73695)
113127	SOURCE: # 1 Plainfield, New Hampshire Genealogy, Item 2, Film # 1307585 1770 Census lists 2 males - 16 & over and 1 female. He was a Soldier of the Revolution. Emigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Immigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. Plainfield, New York. Abel STAFFORD was on the committee in 1766 to lay out the meeting house lot and the burying ground. He was in most of the Revolutionary War battles from Saratoga to Yorktown. Served in Colonel Chase's regiment in Sept 1777 with Lieut. Reuben Jerold. [I:264]KM. He was paid for "three days of Sarves of his horse". Abel was brother to Nathaniel and Stukely [in the American Revolution]. In 1781 Abel was a member of the Meriden Parish Training Band, a militia, the earliest known organization in Plainfield NH history. Town jobs included: surveyor of highways, selectman, tax collector, tythingman.	STAFFORD, Abel (I73695)
113128	SOURCE: # 1 Plainfield, New Hampshire Genealogy, Item 2, Film # 1307585 1770 Census lists 2 males - 16 & over and 1 female. He was a Soldier of the Revolution. Emigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Immigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. Plainfield, New York. Abel STAFFORD was on the committee in 1766 to lay out the meeting house lot and the burying ground. He was in most of the Revolutionary War battles from Saratoga to Yorktown. Served in Colonel Chase's regiment in Sept 1777 with Lieut. Reuben Jerold. [I:264]KM. He was paid for "three days of Sarves of his horse". Abel was brother to Nathaniel and Stukely [in the American Revolution]. In 1781 Abel was a member of the Meriden Parish Training Band, a militia, the earliest known organization in Plainfield NH history. Town jobs included: surveyor of highways, selectman, tax collector, tythingman.	STAFFORD, Abel (I73695)
113129	SOURCE: # 1 Plainfield, New Hampshire Genealogy, Item 2, Film # 1307585 1770 Census lists 2 males - 16 & over and 1 female. He was a Soldier of the Revolution. Emigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Immigrated to Ontario, Canada from New York in 1795. Plainfield, New York. Abel STAFFORD was on the committee in 1766 to lay out the meeting house lot and the burying ground. He was in most of the Revolutionary War battles from Saratoga to Yorktown. Served in Colonel Chase's regiment in Sept 1777 with Lieut. Reuben Jerold. [I:264]KM. He was paid for "three days of Sarves of his horse". Abel was brother to Nathaniel and Stukely [in the American Revolution]. In 1781 Abel was a member of the Meriden Parish Training Band, a militia, the earliest known organization in Plainfield NH history. Town jobs included: surveyor of highways, selectman, tax collector, tythingman.	STAFFORD, Abel (I73695)
113130	Source: 1883-1949 Hamilton County Obits binder in Cicero, Hamilton, Indiana library without seeing graves. The dead body of Levi Stafford was found Fri noon by his brother, Lyndon, lying in the barn where he had gone to do the morning chores. After breakfast, Mr. Stafford went to the barn to do the work and was not seen all morning. His brother and sister, Mrs. Ella Partlow, with whom he lived with became worried and started a search for him. Examination revealed that the body had been there for some time and the death was caused by heart attack. he was 63 years old and had been subject to these spells with his heart for some time. Mr. Stafford never was married and he and brother and sister resided together near Little New York. He was born April 17, 1875 in Missouri and moved to Tipton county with his parents when a boy. His parents were James G and Luzena (Lloyd) Stafford. Survivors are three brothers, Robert, Elmer and Lyndon and the sister, Mrs. Partlow, all of the same community and several nephews and nieces. Funeral services were held at Shiloh M.E. church Sunday in charge of Rev. J. W. Hamilton with burial at the Ridge cemetery	STAFFORD, Levi Lofton (I34190)
113131	Source: 1883-1949 Hamilton County Obits binder in Cicero, Hamilton, Indiana library without seeing graves. The dead body of Levi Stafford was found Fri noon by his brother, Lyndon, lying in the barn where he had gone to do the morning chores. After breakfast, Mr. Stafford went to the barn to do the work and was not seen all morning. His brother and sister, Mrs. Ella Partlow, with whom he lived with became worried and started a search for him. Examination revealed that the body had been there for some time and the death was caused by heart attack. he was 63 years old and had been subject to these spells with his heart for some time. Mr. Stafford never was married and he and brother and sister resided together near Little New York. He was born April 17, 1875 in Missouri and moved to Tipton county with his parents when a boy. His parents were James G and Luzena (Lloyd) Stafford. Survivors are three brothers, Robert, Elmer and Lyndon and the sister, Mrs. Partlow, all of the same community and several nephews and nieces. Funeral services were held at Shiloh M.E. church Sunday in charge of Rev. J. W. Hamilton with burial at the Ridge cemetery	STAFFORD, Levi Lofton (I34190)
113132	Source: 1883-1949 Hamilton County Obits binder in Cicero, Hamilton, Indiana library without seeing graves. The dead body of Levi Stafford was found Fri noon by his brother, Lyndon, lying in the barn where he had gone to do the morning chores. After breakfast, Mr. Stafford went to the barn to do the work and was not seen all morning. His brother and sister, Mrs. Ella Partlow, with whom he lived with became worried and started a search for him. Examination revealed that the body had been there for some time and the death was caused by heart attack. he was 63 years old and had been subject to these spells with his heart for some time. Mr. Stafford never was married and he and brother and sister resided together near Little New York. He was born April 17, 1875 in Missouri and moved to Tipton county with his parents when a boy. His parents were James G and Luzena (Lloyd) Stafford. Survivors are three brothers, Robert, Elmer and Lyndon and the sister, Mrs. Partlow, all of the same community and several nephews and nieces. Funeral services were held at Shiloh M.E. church Sunday in charge of Rev. J. W. Hamilton with burial at the Ridge cemetery	STAFFORD, Levi Lofton (I34190)
113133	Source: â€œThe Stewart-Houston Timesâ€ Newspaper, a weekly newspaper of Stewart County and Houston County in Tennessee Date of Newspaper: Tuesday, April 29, 1975 Page: A-2 Name: Maude E. (Stafford) Hickman Age: 76 Born: January 8, 1899 in Kentucky Died: Exact date not listed, at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Granite City, Madison County, Ill. Funeral: Exact date not listed, with Anglin Funeral Home in Stewart County, TN. Burial: Hart Cemetery in Stewart County, TN. Parents: Joseph Stafford and Emma Dycus Deceased Spouse: James Hickman Surviving Children: James H. Hickman, John J. Hickman, Mrs. William E. Earhart Surviving Siblings: Mrs. Claude Keel, Miss Elizabeth Stafford	Stafford, Maude E. (I1117)
113134	Source: â€œThe Stewart-Houston Timesâ€ Newspaper, a weekly newspaper of Stewart County and Houston County in Tennessee Date of Newspaper: Tuesday, April 29, 1975 Page: A-2 Name: Maude E. (Stafford) Hickman Age: 76 Born: January 8, 1899 in Kentucky Died: Exact date not listed, at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Granite City, Madison County, Ill. Funeral: Exact date not listed, with Anglin Funeral Home in Stewart County, TN. Burial: Hart Cemetery in Stewart County, TN. Parents: Joseph Stafford and Emma Dycus Deceased Spouse: James Hickman Surviving Children: James H. Hickman, John J. Hickman, Mrs. William E. Earhart Surviving Siblings: Mrs. Claude Keel, Miss Elizabeth Stafford	STAFFORD, Maude E. (I1117)
113135	Source: Bible Record	SCOFIELD, Windro J. (I13742)
113136	Source: Bible Record	SCOFIELD, Windro J. (I13742)
113137	Source: Bible Record	SCOFIELD, Windro J. (I13742)
113138	Source: Bible Record	SCOFIELD, Windro J. (I13742)
113139	Source: Bible Record	SCOFIELD, Windro J. (I13742)
113140	Source: Birth recordedSpringfield, VT town birth records.	SCOFIELD, Luke (I13674)
113141	Source: Birth recordedSpringfield, VT town birth records.	SCOFIELD, Luke (I13674)
113142	Source: Birth recordedSpringfield, VT town birth records.	SCOFIELD, Luke (I13674)
113143	Source: Birth recordedSpringfield, VT town birth records.	SCOFIELD, Luke (I13674)
113144	Source: Birth recordedSpringfield, VT town birth records.	SCOFIELD, Luke (I13674)
113145	Source: Birth, 1850 Federas Census, St. Joseph Co., Mendon, MI, Oct. 14, 1850 Source: Death Laird Cemetery, Nottawa Twp., St. Joseph Co., MI Cemetery Records, pg. 54	SCOFIELD, Saloma J. (I13718)
113146	Source: Birth, 1850 Federas Census, St. Joseph Co., Mendon, MI, Oct. 14, 1850 Source: Death Laird Cemetery, Nottawa Twp., St. Joseph Co., MI Cemetery Records, pg. 54	SCOFIELD, Saloma J. (I13718)
113147	Source: Birth, 1850 Federas Census, St. Joseph Co., Mendon, MI, Oct. 14, 1850 Source: Death Laird Cemetery, Nottawa Twp., St. Joseph Co., MI Cemetery Records, pg. 54	SCOFIELD, Saloma J. (I13718)
113148	Source: Birth, 1850 Federas Census, St. Joseph Co., Mendon, MI, Oct. 14, 1850 Source: Death Laird Cemetery, Nottawa Twp., St. Joseph Co., MI Cemetery Records, pg. 54	SCOFIELD, Saloma J. (I13718)
113149	Source: Birth, 1850 Federas Census, St. Joseph Co., Mendon, MI, Oct. 14, 1850 Source: Death Laird Cemetery, Nottawa Twp., St. Joseph Co., MI Cemetery Records, pg. 54	SCOFIELD, Saloma J. (I13718)
113150	Source: Birth, Bible record	SCOFIELD, Alfred Earl (I13749)

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