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Matches 116,801 to 116,850 of 122,413

#	Notes	Linked to
116801	Thirteen children.	Family F12972
116802	Thirteen children.	Family F12972
116803	Thirteen children.	Family F12972
116804	Thirteen children.	Family F12972
116805	Thirteen children.	Family F12972
116806	Thirteen children.	Family F12972
116807	Thirteen children.	Family F12972
116808	This branch of the Stafford family emigrated to Canada in 1870, some also to went to Australia.	STAFFORD, William (I87589)
116809	This census record is confusing. It lists Ethelred Stafford as a female widowed store keeper age 45 born in Scotland with a married sister Mary Stafford age 38 born in Scotland. Listed are daughters Adelaide, Mary, Agnes and Ethelred (birth records show that Ethelred is a male) and sons Edward and Stephen. One explaination is that the widow was using her late husband's given name but it is more likely the census taker got his notes confused.	STAFFORD, Ethelred R. Jr. (I50663)
116810	This child is believed to be the daughter of Christian Peter and Mary Bosseck. The family plot has several markers in the same color stone, this being one of them. CP's obituary says "to this union were born seven children, one dying in infancy". This marker says simply: Ida 1880-1882.	BOSSECK, Ida (I115895)
116811	This child is sometimes referred to as Abijah. Or sometimes as Abijah or Abigail. I don't think there was an Abijah. This seems to be an error in reading the birth record, which is sometimes interpreted as "Abigail" and other times as "Abijah." She married peter Marshall of Newbury, Mass. before 1688. Perhaps removed to Bosotn.	BARNEY, Abigail (I23345)
116812	This child is sometimes referred to as Abijah. Or sometimes as Abijah or Abigail. I don't think there was an Abijah. This seems to be an error in reading the birth record, which is sometimes interpreted as "Abigail" and other times as "Abijah." She married peter Marshall of Newbury, Mass. before 1688. Perhaps removed to Bosotn.	BARNEY, Abigail (I23345)
116813	This child is sometimes referred to as Abijah. Or sometimes as Abijah or Abigail. I don't think there was an Abijah. This seems to be an error in reading the birth record, which is sometimes interpreted as "Abigail" and other times as "Abijah." She married peter Marshall of Newbury, Mass. before 1688. Perhaps removed to Bosotn.	BARNEY, Abigail (I23345)
116814	This child is sometimes referred to as Abijah. Or sometimes as Abijah or Abigail. I don't think there was an Abijah. This seems to be an error in reading the birth record, which is sometimes interpreted as "Abigail" and other times as "Abijah." She married peter Marshall of Newbury, Mass. before 1688. Perhaps removed to Bosotn.	BARNEY, Abigail (I23345)
116815	This child is sometimes referred to as Abijah. Or sometimes as Abijah or Abigail. I don't think there was an Abijah. This seems to be an error in reading the birth record, which is sometimes interpreted as "Abigail" and other times as "Abijah." She married peter Marshall of Newbury, Mass. before 1688. Perhaps removed to Bosotn.	BARNEY, Abigail (I23345)
116816	This child is sometimes referred to as Abijah. Or sometimes as Abijah or Abigail. I don't think there was an Abijah. This seems to be an error in reading the birth record, which is sometimes interpreted as "Abigail" and other times as "Abijah." She married peter Marshall of Newbury, Mass. before 1688. Perhaps removed to Bosotn.	BARNEY, Abigail (I23345)
116817	This child is sometimes referred to as Abijah. Or sometimes as Abijah or Abigail. I don't think there was an Abijah. This seems to be an error in reading the birth record, which is sometimes interpreted as "Abigail" and other times as "Abijah." She married peter Marshall of Newbury, Mass. before 1688. Perhaps removed to Bosotn.	BARNEY, Abigail (I23345)
116818	This child is sometimes referred to as Abijah. Or sometimes as Abijah or Abigail. I don't think there was an Abijah. This seems to be an error in reading the birth record, which is sometimes interpreted as "Abigail" and other times as "Abijah." She married peter Marshall of Newbury, Mass. before 1688. Perhaps removed to Bosotn.	BARNEY, Abigail (I23345)
116819	This child is sometimes referred to as Abijah. Or sometimes as Abijah or Abigail. I don't think there was an Abijah. This seems to be an error in reading the birth record, which is sometimes interpreted as "Abigail" and other times as "Abijah." She married peter Marshall of Newbury, Mass. before 1688. Perhaps removed to Bosotn.	BARNEY, Abigail (I23345)
116820	This child is sometimes referred to as Abijah. Or sometimes as Abijah or Abigail. I don't think there was an Abijah. This seems to be an error in reading the birth record, which is sometimes interpreted as "Abigail" and other times as "Abijah." She married peter Marshall of Newbury, Mass. before 1688. Perhaps removed to Bosotn.	BARNEY, Abigail (I23345)
116821	This child is sometimes referred to as Abijah. Or sometimes as Abijah or Abigail. I don't think there was an Abijah. This seems to be an error in reading the birth record, which is sometimes interpreted as "Abigail" and other times as "Abijah." She married peter Marshall of Newbury, Mass. before 1688. Perhaps removed to Bosotn.	BARNEY, Abigail (I23345)
116822	This child is still in question as to whether he is a child of Samuel, Sr. and Ruth. "There is a persistent tradition in the family that Samuel had another brother named Joel. Diligent search has failed to verify this impression though from the nature of the eivdence given, it is believed to be a reliable tradition. There is reason to elieve also that there were other brothers and sisters in this family, but nothing what ever is known of them." Bailey Family History - South New Berlin Newspaper article. Joel married Lydia THURSTON, b. Stephentown, N.Y. If he had a family not the slightest trace of it has come to hand.	BAILEY, Joel (I21221)
116823	This child is still in question as to whether he is a child of Samuel, Sr. and Ruth. "There is a persistent tradition in the family that Samuel had another brother named Joel. Diligent search has failed to verify this impression though from the nature of the eivdence given, it is believed to be a reliable tradition. There is reason to elieve also that there were other brothers and sisters in this family, but nothing what ever is known of them." Bailey Family History - South New Berlin Newspaper article. Joel married Lydia THURSTON, b. Stephentown, N.Y. If he had a family not the slightest trace of it has come to hand.	BAILEY, Joel (I21221)
116824	This child is still in question as to whether he is a child of Samuel, Sr. and Ruth. "There is a persistent tradition in the family that Samuel had another brother named Joel. Diligent search has failed to verify this impression though from the nature of the eivdence given, it is believed to be a reliable tradition. There is reason to elieve also that there were other brothers and sisters in this family, but nothing what ever is known of them." Bailey Family History - South New Berlin Newspaper article. Joel married Lydia THURSTON, b. Stephentown, N.Y. If he had a family not the slightest trace of it has come to hand.	BAILEY, Joel (I21221)
116825	This child is still in question as to whether he is a child of Samuel, Sr. and Ruth. "There is a persistent tradition in the family that Samuel had another brother named Joel. Diligent search has failed to verify this impression though from the nature of the eivdence given, it is believed to be a reliable tradition. There is reason to elieve also that there were other brothers and sisters in this family, but nothing what ever is known of them." Bailey Family History - South New Berlin Newspaper article. Joel married Lydia THURSTON, b. Stephentown, N.Y. If he had a family not the slightest trace of it has come to hand.	BAILEY, Joel (I21221)
116826	This child is still in question as to whether he is a child of Samuel, Sr. and Ruth. "There is a persistent tradition in the family that Samuel had another brother named Joel. Diligent search has failed to verify this impression though from the nature of the eivdence given, it is believed to be a reliable tradition. There is reason to elieve also that there were other brothers and sisters in this family, but nothing what ever is known of them." Bailey Family History - South New Berlin Newspaper article. Joel married Lydia THURSTON, b. Stephentown, N.Y. If he had a family not the slightest trace of it has come to hand.	BAILEY, Joel (I21221)
116827	This child is still in question as to whether he is a child of Samuel, Sr. and Ruth. "There is a persistent tradition in the family that Samuel had another brother named Joel. Diligent search has failed to verify this impression though from the nature of the eivdence given, it is believed to be a reliable tradition. There is reason to elieve also that there were other brothers and sisters in this family, but nothing what ever is known of them." Bailey Family History - South New Berlin Newspaper article. Joel married Lydia THURSTON, b. Stephentown, N.Y. If he had a family not the slightest trace of it has come to hand.	BAILEY, Joel (I21221)
116828	This child is still in question as to whether he is a child of Samuel, Sr. and Ruth. "There is a persistent tradition in the family that Samuel had another brother named Joel. Diligent search has failed to verify this impression though from the nature of the eivdence given, it is believed to be a reliable tradition. There is reason to elieve also that there were other brothers and sisters in this family, but nothing what ever is known of them." Bailey Family History - South New Berlin Newspaper article. Joel married Lydia THURSTON, b. Stephentown, N.Y. If he had a family not the slightest trace of it has come to hand.	BAILEY, Joel (I21221)
116829	This child is still in question as to whether he is a child of Samuel, Sr. and Ruth. "There is a persistent tradition in the family that Samuel had another brother named Joel. Diligent search has failed to verify this impression though from the nature of the eivdence given, it is believed to be a reliable tradition. There is reason to elieve also that there were other brothers and sisters in this family, but nothing what ever is known of them." Bailey Family History - South New Berlin Newspaper article. Joel married Lydia THURSTON, b. Stephentown, N.Y. If he had a family not the slightest trace of it has come to hand.	BAILEY, Joel (I21221)
116830	This child is still in question as to whether he is a child of Samuel, Sr. and Ruth. "There is a persistent tradition in the family that Samuel had another brother named Joel. Diligent search has failed to verify this impression though from the nature of the eivdence given, it is believed to be a reliable tradition. There is reason to elieve also that there were other brothers and sisters in this family, but nothing what ever is known of them." Bailey Family History - South New Berlin Newspaper article. Joel married Lydia THURSTON, b. Stephentown, N.Y. If he had a family not the slightest trace of it has come to hand.	BAILEY, Joel (I21221)
116831	This child is still in question as to whether he is a child of Samuel, Sr. and Ruth. "There is a persistent tradition in the family that Samuel had another brother named Joel. Diligent search has failed to verify this impression though from the nature of the eivdence given, it is believed to be a reliable tradition. There is reason to elieve also that there were other brothers and sisters in this family, but nothing what ever is known of them." Bailey Family History - South New Berlin Newspaper article. Joel married Lydia THURSTON, b. Stephentown, N.Y. If he had a family not the slightest trace of it has come to hand.	BAILEY, Joel (I21221)
116832	This child is still in question as to whether he is a child of Samuel, Sr. and Ruth. "There is a persistent tradition in the family that Samuel had another brother named Joel. Diligent search has failed to verify this impression though from the nature of the eivdence given, it is believed to be a reliable tradition. There is reason to elieve also that there were other brothers and sisters in this family, but nothing what ever is known of them." Bailey Family History - South New Berlin Newspaper article. Joel married Lydia THURSTON, b. Stephentown, N.Y. If he had a family not the slightest trace of it has come to hand.	BAILEY, Joel (I21221)
116833	This child may be named Elizabeth and Betsey being a nickname.	WALKER, Betsey (I12378)
116834	This child may be one and the same with Child #3, Lewis.	BARNEY, Benjamin (I23304)
116835	This child may be one and the same with Child #3, Lewis.	BARNEY, Benjamin (I23304)
116836	This child may be one and the same with Child #3, Lewis.	BARNEY, Benjamin (I23304)
116837	This child may be one and the same with Child #3, Lewis.	BARNEY, Benjamin (I23304)
116838	This child may be one and the same with Child #3, Lewis.	BARNEY, Benjamin (I23304)
116839	This child may be one and the same with Child #3, Lewis.	BARNEY, Benjamin (I23304)
116840	This child may be one and the same with Child #3, Lewis.	BARNEY, Benjamin (I23304)
116841	This child may be one and the same with Child #3, Lewis.	BARNEY, Benjamin (I23304)
116842	This child may be one and the same with Child #3, Lewis.	BARNEY, Benjamin (I23304)
116843	This child may be one and the same with Child #3, Lewis.	BARNEY, Benjamin (I23304)
116844	This child may be one and the same with Child #3, Lewis.	BARNEY, Benjamin (I23304)
116845	This connection is not proven. We, the undersigned, being personally acquainted with the family of Joseph Smith, sen. with whom the celebrated Gold Bible, so called, originated, state: that they were not only a lazy, indolent set of men, but also intemperate; and their word was not to be depended upon; and that we are truly glad to dispense with their society. Pardon Butts, Warden A. Reed, Hiram Smith, Alfred Stafford, James Gee, Abel Chase, A. H. Wentworth, Moses C. Smith, Joseph Fish, Horace N. Barnes, Silvester Worden.	STAFFORD, Alfred J. (I25649)
116846	This connection is not proven. We, the undersigned, being personally acquainted with the family of Joseph Smith, sen. with whom the celebrated Gold Bible, so called, originated, state: that they were not only a lazy, indolent set of men, but also intemperate; and their word was not to be depended upon; and that we are truly glad to dispense with their society. Pardon Butts, Warden A. Reed, Hiram Smith, Alfred Stafford, James Gee, Abel Chase, A. H. Wentworth, Moses C. Smith, Joseph Fish, Horace N. Barnes, Silvester Worden.	STAFFORD, Alfred J. (I25649)
116847	This connection is not proven. We, the undersigned, being personally acquainted with the family of Joseph Smith, sen. with whom the celebrated Gold Bible, so called, originated, state: that they were not only a lazy, indolent set of men, but also intemperate; and their word was not to be depended upon; and that we are truly glad to dispense with their society. Pardon Butts, Warden A. Reed, Hiram Smith, Alfred Stafford, James Gee, Abel Chase, A. H. Wentworth, Moses C. Smith, Joseph Fish, Horace N. Barnes, Silvester Worden.	STAFFORD, Alfred J. (I25649)
116848	This connection is not proven. We, the undersigned, being personally acquainted with the family of Joseph Smith, sen. with whom the celebrated Gold Bible, so called, originated, state: that they were not only a lazy, indolent set of men, but also intemperate; and their word was not to be depended upon; and that we are truly glad to dispense with their society. Pardon Butts, Warden A. Reed, Hiram Smith, Alfred Stafford, James Gee, Abel Chase, A. H. Wentworth, Moses C. Smith, Joseph Fish, Horace N. Barnes, Silvester Worden.	STAFFORD, Alfred J. (I25649)
116849	This connection is not proven. We, the undersigned, being personally acquainted with the family of Joseph Smith, sen. with whom the celebrated Gold Bible, so called, originated, state: that they were not only a lazy, indolent set of men, but also intemperate; and their word was not to be depended upon; and that we are truly glad to dispense with their society. Pardon Butts, Warden A. Reed, Hiram Smith, Alfred Stafford, James Gee, Abel Chase, A. H. Wentworth, Moses C. Smith, Joseph Fish, Horace N. Barnes, Silvester Worden.	STAFFORD, Alfred J. (I25649)
116850	This connection is not proven. We, the undersigned, being personally acquainted with the family of Joseph Smith, sen. with whom the celebrated Gold Bible, so called, originated, state: that they were not only a lazy, indolent set of men, but also intemperate; and their word was not to be depended upon; and that we are truly glad to dispense with their society. Pardon Butts, Warden A. Reed, Hiram Smith, Alfred Stafford, James Gee, Abel Chase, A. H. Wentworth, Moses C. Smith, Joseph Fish, Horace N. Barnes, Silvester Worden.	STAFFORD, Alfred J. (I25649)

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