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Matches 119,401 to 119,450 of 122,413

#	Notes	Linked to
119401	Was churchwarden at Tenterden in 1565.	HATCHE, Thomas (I22869)
119402	Was churchwarden at Tenterden in 1565.	HATCHE, Thomas (I22869)
119403	Was churchwarden at Tenterden in 1565.	HATCHE, Thomas (I22869)
119404	Was churchwarden at Tenterden in 1565.	HATCHE, Thomas (I22869)
119405	Was churchwarden at Tenterden in 1565.	HATCHE, Thomas (I22869)
119406	Was churchwarden at Tenterden in 1565.	HATCHE, Thomas (I22869)
119407	Was deacon in the church, town clerk of Saybrook, many years, and father of the wife of the present clerk of that town, Selden M Pratt, Esq. per Genealogical Notes - Connecticut and Massachusetts by Goodwin p 168.	NOTT, Clark (I12292)
119408	Was deacon in the church, town clerk of Saybrook, many years, and father of the wife of the present clerk of that town, Selden M Pratt, Esq. per Genealogical Notes - Connecticut and Massachusetts by Goodwin p 168.	NOTT, Clark (I12292)
119409	Was deacon in the church, town clerk of Saybrook, many years, and father of the wife of the present clerk of that town, Selden M Pratt, Esq. per Genealogical Notes - Connecticut and Massachusetts by Goodwin p 168.	NOTT, Clark (I12292)
119410	Was deacon in the church, town clerk of Saybrook, many years, and father of the wife of the present clerk of that town, Selden M Pratt, Esq. per Genealogical Notes - Connecticut and Massachusetts by Goodwin p 168.	NOTT, Clark (I12292)
119411	Was deacon in the church, town clerk of Saybrook, many years, and father of the wife of the present clerk of that town, Selden M Pratt, Esq. per Genealogical Notes - Connecticut and Massachusetts by Goodwin p 168.	NOTT, Clark (I12292)
119412	Was elected selectman of Danby, VT, in 1774. In 1798 he said to have sold his property in Vermont and moved to Plattsburgh, Clinton co, NY. A sea faring man. A genealogy by Ruth Stafford has him born in 1726 and married to Thankful Bratton, daughter of William Bratton of Rhode Island. It also has him as the son of William Stafford, a tailor,, one of three brothers who immigrated to Rhode Island about 1720. The other brothers were Henry, a sea captain and Job a weaver. She assigns four sons; Rowland, John, Palmer and Stutely and one daughter, Thankful to this family. More research is needed to resolved this conflict. Ruth may be wrong or the families of two Thomas Staffords may have blended.	STAFFORD, Thomas (I18704)
119413	Was elected selectman of Danby, VT, in 1774. In 1798 he said to have sold his property in Vermont and moved to Plattsburgh, Clinton co, NY. A sea faring man. A genealogy by Ruth Stafford has him born in 1726 and married to Thankful Bratton, daughter of William Bratton of Rhode Island. It also has him as the son of William Stafford, a tailor,, one of three brothers who immigrated to Rhode Island about 1720. The other brothers were Henry, a sea captain and Job a weaver. She assigns four sons; Rowland, John, Palmer and Stutely and one daughter, Thankful to this family. More research is needed to resolved this conflict. Ruth may be wrong or the families of two Thomas Staffords may have blended.	STAFFORD, Thomas (I18704)
119414	Was elected selectman of Danby, VT, in 1774. In 1798 he said to have sold his property in Vermont and moved to Plattsburgh, Clinton co, NY. A sea faring man. A genealogy by Ruth Stafford has him born in 1726 and married to Thankful Bratton, daughter of William Bratton of Rhode Island. It also has him as the son of William Stafford, a tailor,, one of three brothers who immigrated to Rhode Island about 1720. The other brothers were Henry, a sea captain and Job a weaver. She assigns four sons; Rowland, John, Palmer and Stutely and one daughter, Thankful to this family. More research is needed to resolved this conflict. Ruth may be wrong or the families of two Thomas Staffords may have blended.	STAFFORD, Thomas (I18704)
119415	Was elected selectman of Danby, VT, in 1774. In 1798 he said to have sold his property in Vermont and moved to Plattsburgh, Clinton co, NY. A sea faring man. A genealogy by Ruth Stafford has him born in 1726 and married to Thankful Bratton, daughter of William Bratton of Rhode Island. It also has him as the son of William Stafford, a tailor,, one of three brothers who immigrated to Rhode Island about 1720. The other brothers were Henry, a sea captain and Job a weaver. She assigns four sons; Rowland, John, Palmer and Stutely and one daughter, Thankful to this family. More research is needed to resolved this conflict. Ruth may be wrong or the families of two Thomas Staffords may have blended.	STAFFORD, Thomas (I18704)
119416	Was elected selectman of Danby, VT, in 1774. In 1798 he said to have sold his property in Vermont and moved to Plattsburgh, Clinton co, NY. A sea faring man. A genealogy by Ruth Stafford has him born in 1726 and married to Thankful Bratton, daughter of William Bratton of Rhode Island. It also has him as the son of William Stafford, a tailor,, one of three brothers who immigrated to Rhode Island about 1720. The other brothers were Henry, a sea captain and Job a weaver. She assigns four sons; Rowland, John, Palmer and Stutely and one daughter, Thankful to this family. More research is needed to resolved this conflict. Ruth may be wrong or the families of two Thomas Staffords may have blended.	STAFFORD, Thomas (I18704)
119417	Was elected selectman of Danby, VT, in 1774. In 1798 he said to have sold his property in Vermont and moved to Plattsburgh, Clinton co, NY. A sea faring man. A genealogy by Ruth Stafford has him born in 1726 and married to Thankful Bratton, daughter of William Bratton of Rhode Island. It also has him as the son of William Stafford, a tailor,, one of three brothers who immigrated to Rhode Island about 1720. The other brothers were Henry, a sea captain and Job a weaver. She assigns four sons; Rowland, John, Palmer and Stutely and one daughter, Thankful to this family. More research is needed to resolved this conflict. Ruth may be wrong or the families of two Thomas Staffords may have blended.	STAFFORD, Thomas (I18704)
119418	Was elected selectman of Danby, VT, in 1774. In 1798 he said to have sold his property in Vermont and moved to Plattsburgh, Clinton co, NY. A sea faring man. A genealogy by Ruth Stafford has him born in 1726 and married to Thankful Bratton, daughter of William Bratton of Rhode Island. It also has him as the son of William Stafford, a tailor,, one of three brothers who immigrated to Rhode Island about 1720. The other brothers were Henry, a sea captain and Job a weaver. She assigns four sons; Rowland, John, Palmer and Stutely and one daughter, Thankful to this family. More research is needed to resolved this conflict. Ruth may be wrong or the families of two Thomas Staffords may have blended.	STAFFORD, Thomas (I18704)
119419	Was elected selectman of Danby, VT, in 1774. In 1798 he said to have sold his property in Vermont and moved to Plattsburgh, Clinton co, NY. A sea faring man. A genealogy by Ruth Stafford has him born in 1726 and married to Thankful Bratton, daughter of William Bratton of Rhode Island. It also has him as the son of William Stafford, a tailor,, one of three brothers who immigrated to Rhode Island about 1720. The other brothers were Henry, a sea captain and Job a weaver. She assigns four sons; Rowland, John, Palmer and Stutely and one daughter, Thankful to this family. More research is needed to resolved this conflict. Ruth may be wrong or the families of two Thomas Staffords may have blended.	STAFFORD, Thomas (I18704)
119420	Was elected selectman of Danby, VT, in 1774. In 1798 he said to have sold his property in Vermont and moved to Plattsburgh, Clinton co, NY. A sea faring man. A genealogy by Ruth Stafford has him born in 1726 and married to Thankful Bratton, daughter of William Bratton of Rhode Island. It also has him as the son of William Stafford, a tailor,, one of three brothers who immigrated to Rhode Island about 1720. The other brothers were Henry, a sea captain and Job a weaver. She assigns four sons; Rowland, John, Palmer and Stutely and one daughter, Thankful to this family. More research is needed to resolved this conflict. Ruth may be wrong or the families of two Thomas Staffords may have blended.	STAFFORD, Thomas (I18704)
119421	Was elected selectman of Danby, VT, in 1774. In 1798 he said to have sold his property in Vermont and moved to Plattsburgh, Clinton co, NY. A sea faring man. A genealogy by Ruth Stafford has him born in 1726 and married to Thankful Bratton, daughter of William Bratton of Rhode Island. It also has him as the son of William Stafford, a tailor,, one of three brothers who immigrated to Rhode Island about 1720. The other brothers were Henry, a sea captain and Job a weaver. She assigns four sons; Rowland, John, Palmer and Stutely and one daughter, Thankful to this family. More research is needed to resolved this conflict. Ruth may be wrong or the families of two Thomas Staffords may have blended.	STAFFORD, Thomas (I18704)
119422	Was elected selectman of Danby, VT, in 1774. In 1798 he said to have sold his property in Vermont and moved to Plattsburgh, Clinton co, NY. A sea faring man. A genealogy by Ruth Stafford has him born in 1726 and married to Thankful Bratton, daughter of William Bratton of Rhode Island. It also has him as the son of William Stafford, a tailor,, one of three brothers who immigrated to Rhode Island about 1720. The other brothers were Henry, a sea captain and Job a weaver. She assigns four sons; Rowland, John, Palmer and Stutely and one daughter, Thankful to this family. More research is needed to resolved this conflict. Ruth may be wrong or the families of two Thomas Staffords may have blended.	STAFFORD, Thomas (I18704)
119423	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	WALLACE, Danny Orville (I15127)
119424	Was employed for 37 years by the Buckeye Pipe Line Co. as guager in charge of five different districts, engineer on various pumping stations, and as telegraph operator. In 1969 was living on a farm near Killbuck, OH.	BELL, Emory L. (I15014)
119425	Was employed for 37 years by the Buckeye Pipe Line Co. as guager in charge of five different districts, engineer on various pumping stations, and as telegraph operator. In 1969 was living on a farm near Killbuck, OH.	BELL, Emory L. (I15014)
119426	Was employed for 37 years by the Buckeye Pipe Line Co. as guager in charge of five different districts, engineer on various pumping stations, and as telegraph operator. In 1969 was living on a farm near Killbuck, OH.	BELL, Emory L. (I15014)
119427	Was employed for 37 years by the Buckeye Pipe Line Co. as guager in charge of five different districts, engineer on various pumping stations, and as telegraph operator. In 1969 was living on a farm near Killbuck, OH.	BELL, Emory L. (I15014)
119428	Was employed for 37 years by the Buckeye Pipe Line Co. as guager in charge of five different districts, engineer on various pumping stations, and as telegraph operator. In 1969 was living on a farm near Killbuck, OH.	BELL, Emory L. (I15014)
119429	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, John (I20482)
119430	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, Edward (I20488)
119431	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, John (I20482)
119432	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, Edward (I20488)
119433	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, Edward (I20488)
119434	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, John (I20482)
119435	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, John (I20482)
119436	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, Edward (I20488)
119437	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, John (I20482)
119438	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, Edward (I20488)
119439	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, John (I20482)
119440	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, Edward (I20488)
119441	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, John (I20482)
119442	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, Edward (I20488)
119443	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, John (I20482)
119444	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, Edward (I20488)
119445	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, John (I20482)
119446	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, Edward (I20488)
119447	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, John (I20482)
119448	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, Edward (I20488)
119449	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, John (I20482)
119450	Was given a farm by his grandmother in 1763.	STAFFORD, Edward (I20488)

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