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117451	Three sons.	Family F37986
117452	Three sons.	Family F37986
117453	Three sons.	Family F37986
117454	Three sons.	Family F37986
117455	Three sons.	Family F37986
117456	Thurman L., age 1, is listed as grandson on the 1920 Putnam Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Monroe M. & Etta H. Allen. Thurman, age 11, is listed as son on t he 1930 Putnam Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Lester Allen.	ALLEN, Thurman L. (I119707)
117457	Tierck DeWitt emigrated to America from Grootholdt in Zunderlandt in 1657 and married Barbara Andriessen from Amsterdam. They moved shortly after marriage to now Albany in spring of 1657. He exchanged Albany property in 1660 for land in "Wiltwyck", now Kingston. In 1684 he signed a "humble petition" seeking liberty 'to choose our owne officers to every towne court by the major vote of the freeholders". This so offended the authorities that he was arrested and sentenced to death, but got off with a small fine. Tierck's will gave his wife - life use of the property. The land was divided equally between his six sons and six daughters.	DE WITT, Tierck Claessen (George Nicholas) (I23524)
117458	Tierck DeWitt emigrated to America from Grootholdt in Zunderlandt in 1657 and married Barbara Andriessen from Amsterdam. They moved shortly after marriage to now Albany in spring of 1657. He exchanged Albany property in 1660 for land in "Wiltwyck", now Kingston. In 1684 he signed a "humble petition" seeking liberty 'to choose our owne officers to every towne court by the major vote of the freeholders". This so offended the authorities that he was arrested and sentenced to death, but got off with a small fine. Tierck's will gave his wife - life use of the property. The land was divided equally between his six sons and six daughters.	DE WITT, Tierck Claessen (George Nicholas) (I23524)
117459	Tierck DeWitt emigrated to America from Grootholdt in Zunderlandt in 1657 and married Barbara Andriessen from Amsterdam. They moved shortly after marriage to now Albany in spring of 1657. He exchanged Albany property in 1660 for land in "Wiltwyck", now Kingston. In 1684 he signed a "humble petition" seeking liberty 'to choose our owne officers to every towne court by the major vote of the freeholders". This so offended the authorities that he was arrested and sentenced to death, but got off with a small fine. Tierck's will gave his wife - life use of the property. The land was divided equally between his six sons and six daughters.	DE WITT, Tierck Claessen (George Nicholas) (I23524)
117460	Tierck DeWitt emigrated to America from Grootholdt in Zunderlandt in 1657 and married Barbara Andriessen from Amsterdam. They moved shortly after marriage to now Albany in spring of 1657. He exchanged Albany property in 1660 for land in "Wiltwyck", now Kingston. In 1684 he signed a "humble petition" seeking liberty 'to choose our owne officers to every towne court by the major vote of the freeholders". This so offended the authorities that he was arrested and sentenced to death, but got off with a small fine. Tierck's will gave his wife - life use of the property. The land was divided equally between his six sons and six daughters.	DE WITT, Tierck Claessen (George Nicholas) (I23524)
117461	Tierck DeWitt emigrated to America from Grootholdt in Zunderlandt in 1657 and married Barbara Andriessen from Amsterdam. They moved shortly after marriage to now Albany in spring of 1657. He exchanged Albany property in 1660 for land in "Wiltwyck", now Kingston. In 1684 he signed a "humble petition" seeking liberty 'to choose our owne officers to every towne court by the major vote of the freeholders". This so offended the authorities that he was arrested and sentenced to death, but got off with a small fine. Tierck's will gave his wife - life use of the property. The land was divided equally between his six sons and six daughters.	DE WITT, Tierck Claessen (George Nicholas) (I23524)
117462	Tierck DeWitt emigrated to America from Grootholdt in Zunderlandt in 1657 and married Barbara Andriessen from Amsterdam. They moved shortly after marriage to now Albany in spring of 1657. He exchanged Albany property in 1660 for land in "Wiltwyck", now Kingston. In 1684 he signed a "humble petition" seeking liberty 'to choose our owne officers to every towne court by the major vote of the freeholders". This so offended the authorities that he was arrested and sentenced to death, but got off with a small fine. Tierck's will gave his wife - life use of the property. The land was divided equally between his six sons and six daughters.	DE WITT, Tierck Claessen (George Nicholas) (I23524)
117463	Tierck DeWitt emigrated to America from Grootholdt in Zunderlandt in 1657 and married Barbara Andriessen from Amsterdam. They moved shortly after marriage to now Albany in spring of 1657. He exchanged Albany property in 1660 for land in "Wiltwyck", now Kingston. In 1684 he signed a "humble petition" seeking liberty 'to choose our owne officers to every towne court by the major vote of the freeholders". This so offended the authorities that he was arrested and sentenced to death, but got off with a small fine. Tierck's will gave his wife - life use of the property. The land was divided equally between his six sons and six daughters.	DE WITT, Tierck Claessen (George Nicholas) (I23524)
117464	Tierck DeWitt emigrated to America from Grootholdt in Zunderlandt in 1657 and married Barbara Andriessen from Amsterdam. They moved shortly after marriage to now Albany in spring of 1657. He exchanged Albany property in 1660 for land in "Wiltwyck", now Kingston. In 1684 he signed a "humble petition" seeking liberty 'to choose our owne officers to every towne court by the major vote of the freeholders". This so offended the authorities that he was arrested and sentenced to death, but got off with a small fine. Tierck's will gave his wife - life use of the property. The land was divided equally between his six sons and six daughters.	DE WITT, Tierck Claessen (George Nicholas) (I23524)
117465	Tierck DeWitt emigrated to America from Grootholdt in Zunderlandt in 1657 and married Barbara Andriessen from Amsterdam. They moved shortly after marriage to now Albany in spring of 1657. He exchanged Albany property in 1660 for land in "Wiltwyck", now Kingston. In 1684 he signed a "humble petition" seeking liberty 'to choose our owne officers to every towne court by the major vote of the freeholders". This so offended the authorities that he was arrested and sentenced to death, but got off with a small fine. Tierck's will gave his wife - life use of the property. The land was divided equally between his six sons and six daughters.	DE WITT, Tierck Claessen (George Nicholas) (I23524)
117466	Tierck DeWitt emigrated to America from Grootholdt in Zunderlandt in 1657 and married Barbara Andriessen from Amsterdam. They moved shortly after marriage to now Albany in spring of 1657. He exchanged Albany property in 1660 for land in "Wiltwyck", now Kingston. In 1684 he signed a "humble petition" seeking liberty 'to choose our owne officers to every towne court by the major vote of the freeholders". This so offended the authorities that he was arrested and sentenced to death, but got off with a small fine. Tierck's will gave his wife - life use of the property. The land was divided equally between his six sons and six daughters.	DE WITT, Tierck Claessen (George Nicholas) (I23524)
117467	Tierck DeWitt emigrated to America from Grootholdt in Zunderlandt in 1657 and married Barbara Andriessen from Amsterdam. They moved shortly after marriage to now Albany in spring of 1657. He exchanged Albany property in 1660 for land in "Wiltwyck", now Kingston. In 1684 he signed a "humble petition" seeking liberty 'to choose our owne officers to every towne court by the major vote of the freeholders". This so offended the authorities that he was arrested and sentenced to death, but got off with a small fine. Tierck's will gave his wife - life use of the property. The land was divided equally between his six sons and six daughters.	DE WITT, Tierck Claessen (George Nicholas) (I23524)
117468	Tilman, age 18, born Feb 1882, is listed as son on the 1900 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of John Pippin. Jackson Co., Tenn. Marriage Record Tilman Pippin to Lena Pippin, 6 Aug. 1902 security: B. Anderson. 1910 Jackson Co., Tenn. census, entry 136/137 Pippin, Tilman age 30, married once, 8 yrs. Lenny B., wife 27, mar. once, 8yrs Clarence, son 1/12 WW I Draft Registration, 12 Sept. 1918, Gainesboro, Jackson Co., TN Tilman Pippin, age 36, born Feb. 16, 1882 nearest relative: Lena Belle Pippin, Cookeville, Putnam Co., TN Height: Medium, Build: Medium, Eyes: Blue, Hair: Light 1920 Jackson Co., Tenn. census, entry 38/38 Pippin, Tllman age 37, born Tenn. Lena, wife 35, born Tenn. Clarence, son 10 Sylva, dau. 1&8/12 1930 Jackson Co., Tenn. census, entry 77 Pippin, Tilman age 48, married when 20, TN Lenar, wife age 40, married when 18, TN Clarence C., son 19 TheO, son 11 from Charles Pippin [email protected] Tilman born 16 Feb 1881 & died 17 Aug 1959 Jackson Co., Tn.	PIPPIN, Tilman (I122062)
117469	Tilman, age 18, born Feb 1882, is listed as son on the 1900 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of John Pippin. Jackson Co., Tenn. Marriage Record Tilman Pippin to Lena Pippin, 6 Aug. 1902 security: B. Anderson. 1910 Jackson Co., Tenn. census, entry 136/137 Pippin, Tilman age 30, married once, 8 yrs. Lenny B., wife 27, mar. once, 8yrs Clarence, son 1/12 WW I Draft Registration, 12 Sept. 1918, Gainesboro, Jackson Co., TN Tilman Pippin, age 36, born Feb. 16, 1882 nearest relative: Lena Belle Pippin, Cookeville, Putnam Co., TN Height: Medium, Build: Medium, Eyes: Blue, Hair: Light 1920 Jackson Co., Tenn. census, entry 38/38 Pippin, Tllman age 37, born Tenn. Lena, wife 35, born Tenn. Clarence, son 10 Sylva, dau. 1&8/12 1930 Jackson Co., Tenn. census, entry 77 Pippin, Tilman age 48, married when 20, TN Lenar, wife age 40, married when 18, TN Clarence C., son 19 TheO, son 11 from Charles Pippin [email protected] Tilman born 16 Feb 1881 & died 17 Aug 1959 Jackson Co., Tn.	PIPPIN, Tilman (I122062)
117470	Tilman, age 18, born Feb 1882, is listed as son on the 1900 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of John Pippin. Jackson Co., Tenn. Marriage Record Tilman Pippin to Lena Pippin, 6 Aug. 1902 security: B. Anderson. 1910 Jackson Co., Tenn. census, entry 136/137 Pippin, Tilman age 30, married once, 8 yrs. Lenny B., wife 27, mar. once, 8yrs Clarence, son 1/12 WW I Draft Registration, 12 Sept. 1918, Gainesboro, Jackson Co., TN Tilman Pippin, age 36, born Feb. 16, 1882 nearest relative: Lena Belle Pippin, Cookeville, Putnam Co., TN Height: Medium, Build: Medium, Eyes: Blue, Hair: Light 1920 Jackson Co., Tenn. census, entry 38/38 Pippin, Tllman age 37, born Tenn. Lena, wife 35, born Tenn. Clarence, son 10 Sylva, dau. 1&8/12 1930 Jackson Co., Tenn. census, entry 77 Pippin, Tilman age 48, married when 20, TN Lenar, wife age 40, married when 18, TN Clarence C., son 19 TheO, son 11 from Charles Pippin [email protected] Tilman born 16 Feb 1881 & died 17 Aug 1959 Jackson Co., Tn.	PIPPIN, Tilman (I122062)
117471	Tilman, age 18, born Feb 1882, is listed as son on the 1900 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of John Pippin. Jackson Co., Tenn. Marriage Record Tilman Pippin to Lena Pippin, 6 Aug. 1902 security: B. Anderson. 1910 Jackson Co., Tenn. census, entry 136/137 Pippin, Tilman age 30, married once, 8 yrs. Lenny B., wife 27, mar. once, 8yrs Clarence, son 1/12 WW I Draft Registration, 12 Sept. 1918, Gainesboro, Jackson Co., TN Tilman Pippin, age 36, born Feb. 16, 1882 nearest relative: Lena Belle Pippin, Cookeville, Putnam Co., TN Height: Medium, Build: Medium, Eyes: Blue, Hair: Light 1920 Jackson Co., Tenn. census, entry 38/38 Pippin, Tllman age 37, born Tenn. Lena, wife 35, born Tenn. Clarence, son 10 Sylva, dau. 1&8/12 1930 Jackson Co., Tenn. census, entry 77 Pippin, Tilman age 48, married when 20, TN Lenar, wife age 40, married when 18, TN Clarence C., son 19 TheO, son 11 from Charles Pippin [email protected] Tilman born 16 Feb 1881 & died 17 Aug 1959 Jackson Co., Tn.	PIPPIN, Tilman (I122062)
117472	Tilman, age 18, born Feb 1882, is listed as son on the 1900 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of John Pippin. Jackson Co., Tenn. Marriage Record Tilman Pippin to Lena Pippin, 6 Aug. 1902 security: B. Anderson. 1910 Jackson Co., Tenn. census, entry 136/137 Pippin, Tilman age 30, married once, 8 yrs. Lenny B., wife 27, mar. once, 8yrs Clarence, son 1/12 WW I Draft Registration, 12 Sept. 1918, Gainesboro, Jackson Co., TN Tilman Pippin, age 36, born Feb. 16, 1882 nearest relative: Lena Belle Pippin, Cookeville, Putnam Co., TN Height: Medium, Build: Medium, Eyes: Blue, Hair: Light 1920 Jackson Co., Tenn. census, entry 38/38 Pippin, Tllman age 37, born Tenn. Lena, wife 35, born Tenn. Clarence, son 10 Sylva, dau. 1&8/12 1930 Jackson Co., Tenn. census, entry 77 Pippin, Tilman age 48, married when 20, TN Lenar, wife age 40, married when 18, TN Clarence C., son 19 TheO, son 11 from Charles Pippin [email protected] Tilman born 16 Feb 1881 & died 17 Aug 1959 Jackson Co., Tn.	PIPPIN, Tilman (I122062)
117473	Tilman, age 18, born Feb 1882, is listed as son on the 1900 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of John Pippin. Jackson Co., Tenn. Marriage Record Tilman Pippin to Lena Pippin, 6 Aug. 1902 security: B. Anderson. 1910 Jackson Co., Tenn. census, entry 136/137 Pippin, Tilman age 30, married once, 8 yrs. Lenny B., wife 27, mar. once, 8yrs Clarence, son 1/12 WW I Draft Registration, 12 Sept. 1918, Gainesboro, Jackson Co., TN Tilman Pippin, age 36, born Feb. 16, 1882 nearest relative: Lena Belle Pippin, Cookeville, Putnam Co., TN Height: Medium, Build: Medium, Eyes: Blue, Hair: Light 1920 Jackson Co., Tenn. census, entry 38/38 Pippin, Tllman age 37, born Tenn. Lena, wife 35, born Tenn. Clarence, son 10 Sylva, dau. 1&8/12 1930 Jackson Co., Tenn. census, entry 77 Pippin, Tilman age 48, married when 20, TN Lenar, wife age 40, married when 18, TN Clarence C., son 19 TheO, son 11 from Charles Pippin [email protected] Tilman born 16 Feb 1881 & died 17 Aug 1959 Jackson Co., Tn.	PIPPIN, Tilman (I122062)
117474	Tim Stone died on Ethiopian Airlines flight ET 961 on November 23 1996. The plane was scheduled to fly from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Instead, it was hijacked and crashed into the Indian Ocean. He was supposed to have made the trip earlier, but his work caused him to delay the flight by one day, a delay that cost him his life. Tim had spent the last three years of his life as executive director of PATH Canada, Program for Appropriate Technology in Health.	STONE, Timothy John (I114571)
117475	Tim Stone died on Ethiopian Airlines flight ET 961 on November 23 1996. The plane was scheduled to fly from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Instead, it was hijacked and crashed into the Indian Ocean. He was supposed to have made the trip earlier, but his work caused him to delay the flight by one day, a delay that cost him his life. Tim had spent the last three years of his life as executive director of PATH Canada, Program for Appropriate Technology in Health.	STONE, Timothy John (I114571)
117476	Tim Stone died on Ethiopian Airlines flight ET 961 on November 23 1996. The plane was scheduled to fly from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Instead, it was hijacked and crashed into the Indian Ocean. He was supposed to have made the trip earlier, but his work caused him to delay the flight by one day, a delay that cost him his life. Tim had spent the last three years of his life as executive director of PATH Canada, Program for Appropriate Technology in Health.	STONE, Timothy John (I114571)
117477	Tim Stone died on Ethiopian Airlines flight ET 961 on November 23 1996. The plane was scheduled to fly from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Instead, it was hijacked and crashed into the Indian Ocean. He was supposed to have made the trip earlier, but his work caused him to delay the flight by one day, a delay that cost him his life. Tim had spent the last three years of his life as executive director of PATH Canada, Program for Appropriate Technology in Health.	STONE, Timothy John (I114571)
117478	Tim Stone died on Ethiopian Airlines flight ET 961 on November 23 1996. The plane was scheduled to fly from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Instead, it was hijacked and crashed into the Indian Ocean. He was supposed to have made the trip earlier, but his work caused him to delay the flight by one day, a delay that cost him his life. Tim had spent the last three years of his life as executive director of PATH Canada, Program for Appropriate Technology in Health.	STONE, Timothy John (I114571)
117479	Tim Stone died on Ethiopian Airlines flight ET 961 on November 23 1996. The plane was scheduled to fly from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Instead, it was hijacked and crashed into the Indian Ocean. He was supposed to have made the trip earlier, but his work caused him to delay the flight by one day, a delay that cost him his life. Tim had spent the last three years of his life as executive director of PATH Canada, Program for Appropriate Technology in Health.	STONE, Timothy John (I114571)
117480	Tim Stone died on Ethiopian Airlines flight ET 961 on November 23 1996. The plane was scheduled to fly from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Instead, it was hijacked and crashed into the Indian Ocean. He was supposed to have made the trip earlier, but his work caused him to delay the flight by one day, a delay that cost him his life. Tim had spent the last three years of his life as executive director of PATH Canada, Program for Appropriate Technology in Health.	STONE, Timothy John (I114571)
117481	Tim Stone died on Ethiopian Airlines flight ET 961 on November 23 1996. The plane was scheduled to fly from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Instead, it was hijacked and crashed into the Indian Ocean. He was supposed to have made the trip earlier, but his work caused him to delay the flight by one day, a delay that cost him his life. Tim had spent the last three years of his life as executive director of PATH Canada, Program for Appropriate Technology in Health.	STONE, Timothy John (I114571)
117482	Tim Stone died on Ethiopian Airlines flight ET 961 on November 23 1996. The plane was scheduled to fly from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Instead, it was hijacked and crashed into the Indian Ocean. He was supposed to have made the trip earlier, but his work caused him to delay the flight by one day, a delay that cost him his life. Tim had spent the last three years of his life as executive director of PATH Canada, Program for Appropriate Technology in Health.	STONE, Timothy John (I114571)
117483	Tim Stone died on Ethiopian Airlines flight ET 961 on November 23 1996. The plane was scheduled to fly from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Instead, it was hijacked and crashed into the Indian Ocean. He was supposed to have made the trip earlier, but his work caused him to delay the flight by one day, a delay that cost him his life. Tim had spent the last three years of his life as executive director of PATH Canada, Program for Appropriate Technology in Health.	STONE, Timothy John (I114571)
117484	Tim Stone died on Ethiopian Airlines flight ET 961 on November 23 1996. The plane was scheduled to fly from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Instead, it was hijacked and crashed into the Indian Ocean. He was supposed to have made the trip earlier, but his work caused him to delay the flight by one day, a delay that cost him his life. Tim had spent the last three years of his life as executive director of PATH Canada, Program for Appropriate Technology in Health.	STONE, Timothy John (I114571)
117485	Timmons New Home Cemetery.	TIMMONS, Daniel BG (I67652)
117486	Timmons New Home Cemetery.	TIMMONS, Isaac (I43269)
117487	Timothy B. Robinson came to Chardon Ohio from the State of New York in 1812 in the company of John Fox, who stopped in Hambden. They traveled on foot, and carried knapsacks on their backs. Mr. Robinson prospected for a while and then returned to New York. He came back in 1817 and hired out to Norman Canfield for a year. He did great service in chopping down the woods, hewing timber, and tilling the soil, where now are Chardon's thickest residences. (From the History of Geauga Co. OH)	ROBINSON, Timothy B. (Brutus?) (I22808)
117488	Timothy B. Robinson came to Chardon Ohio from the State of New York in 1812 in the company of John Fox, who stopped in Hambden. They traveled on foot, and carried knapsacks on their backs. Mr. Robinson prospected for a while and then returned to New York. He came back in 1817 and hired out to Norman Canfield for a year. He did great service in chopping down the woods, hewing timber, and tilling the soil, where now are Chardon's thickest residences. (From the History of Geauga Co. OH)	ROBINSON, Timothy B. (Brutus?) (I22808)
117489	Timothy B. Robinson came to Chardon Ohio from the State of New York in 1812 in the company of John Fox, who stopped in Hambden. They traveled on foot, and carried knapsacks on their backs. Mr. Robinson prospected for a while and then returned to New York. He came back in 1817 and hired out to Norman Canfield for a year. He did great service in chopping down the woods, hewing timber, and tilling the soil, where now are Chardon's thickest residences. (From the History of Geauga Co. OH)	ROBINSON, Timothy B. (Brutus?) (I22808)
117490	Timothy B. Robinson came to Chardon Ohio from the State of New York in 1812 in the company of John Fox, who stopped in Hambden. They traveled on foot, and carried knapsacks on their backs. Mr. Robinson prospected for a while and then returned to New York. He came back in 1817 and hired out to Norman Canfield for a year. He did great service in chopping down the woods, hewing timber, and tilling the soil, where now are Chardon's thickest residences. (From the History of Geauga Co. OH)	ROBINSON, Timothy B. (Brutus?) (I22808)
117491	Timothy B. Robinson came to Chardon Ohio from the State of New York in 1812 in the company of John Fox, who stopped in Hambden. They traveled on foot, and carried knapsacks on their backs. Mr. Robinson prospected for a while and then returned to New York. He came back in 1817 and hired out to Norman Canfield for a year. He did great service in chopping down the woods, hewing timber, and tilling the soil, where now are Chardon's thickest residences. (From the History of Geauga Co. OH)	ROBINSON, Timothy B. (Brutus?) (I22808)
117492	Timothy B. Robinson came to Chardon Ohio from the State of New York in 1812 in the company of John Fox, who stopped in Hambden. They traveled on foot, and carried knapsacks on their backs. Mr. Robinson prospected for a while and then returned to New York. He came back in 1817 and hired out to Norman Canfield for a year. He did great service in chopping down the woods, hewing timber, and tilling the soil, where now are Chardon's thickest residences. (From the History of Geauga Co. OH)	ROBINSON, Timothy B. (Brutus?) (I22808)
117493	Timothy B. Robinson came to Chardon Ohio from the State of New York in 1812 in the company of John Fox, who stopped in Hambden. They traveled on foot, and carried knapsacks on their backs. Mr. Robinson prospected for a while and then returned to New York. He came back in 1817 and hired out to Norman Canfield for a year. He did great service in chopping down the woods, hewing timber, and tilling the soil, where now are Chardon's thickest residences. (From the History of Geauga Co. OH)	ROBINSON, Timothy B. (Brutus?) (I22808)
117494	Timothy B. Robinson came to Chardon Ohio from the State of New York in 1812 in the company of John Fox, who stopped in Hambden. They traveled on foot, and carried knapsacks on their backs. Mr. Robinson prospected for a while and then returned to New York. He came back in 1817 and hired out to Norman Canfield for a year. He did great service in chopping down the woods, hewing timber, and tilling the soil, where now are Chardon's thickest residences. (From the History of Geauga Co. OH)	ROBINSON, Timothy B. (Brutus?) (I22808)
117495	Timothy B. Robinson came to Chardon Ohio from the State of New York in 1812 in the company of John Fox, who stopped in Hambden. They traveled on foot, and carried knapsacks on their backs. Mr. Robinson prospected for a while and then returned to New York. He came back in 1817 and hired out to Norman Canfield for a year. He did great service in chopping down the woods, hewing timber, and tilling the soil, where now are Chardon's thickest residences. (From the History of Geauga Co. OH)	ROBINSON, Timothy B. (Brutus?) (I22808)
117496	Timothy B. Robinson came to Chardon Ohio from the State of New York in 1812 in the company of John Fox, who stopped in Hambden. They traveled on foot, and carried knapsacks on their backs. Mr. Robinson prospected for a while and then returned to New York. He came back in 1817 and hired out to Norman Canfield for a year. He did great service in chopping down the woods, hewing timber, and tilling the soil, where now are Chardon's thickest residences. (From the History of Geauga Co. OH)	ROBINSON, Timothy B. (Brutus?) (I22808)
117497	Timothy B. Robinson came to Chardon Ohio from the State of New York in 1812 in the company of John Fox, who stopped in Hambden. They traveled on foot, and carried knapsacks on their backs. Mr. Robinson prospected for a while and then returned to New York. He came back in 1817 and hired out to Norman Canfield for a year. He did great service in chopping down the woods, hewing timber, and tilling the soil, where now are Chardon's thickest residences. (From the History of Geauga Co. OH)	ROBINSON, Timothy B. (Brutus?) (I22808)
117498	Timothy J. Prosser, age 24, born April 1876, is listed as single Brother-in-law on the 1900 Shelby Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Luther Prosser. Fayette Co., Tenn. Marriage Record Lottie Stafford to Tim Prosser, 18 Dec 1904 1910 Tipton Co., Tenn. census Prosser, Tim age 45, married once, 5 yrs. Lottie, wife age 22, married once, 5 yrs., mother of 2, 2 living Tansy, dau. age 4 Jeanie L.,dau. age 1	PROSSER, Timothy Jefferson (I49118)
117499	Timothy J. Prosser, age 24, born April 1876, is listed as single Brother-in-law on the 1900 Shelby Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Luther Prosser. Fayette Co., Tenn. Marriage Record Lottie Stafford to Tim Prosser, 18 Dec 1904 1910 Tipton Co., Tenn. census Prosser, Tim age 45, married once, 5 yrs. Lottie, wife age 22, married once, 5 yrs., mother of 2, 2 living Tansy, dau. age 4 Jeanie L.,dau. age 1	PROSSER, Timothy Jefferson (I49118)
117500	Timothy J. Prosser, age 24, born April 1876, is listed as single Brother-in-law on the 1900 Shelby Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Luther Prosser. Fayette Co., Tenn. Marriage Record Lottie Stafford to Tim Prosser, 18 Dec 1904 1910 Tipton Co., Tenn. census Prosser, Tim age 45, married once, 5 yrs. Lottie, wife age 22, married once, 5 yrs., mother of 2, 2 living Tansy, dau. age 4 Jeanie L.,dau. age 1	PROSSER, Timothy Jefferson (I49118)

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