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| 201 | BMR, Book #1043, pp. 1-12 (FHL #025,690) "FORTY FIFTH COMPANY. -- Zetland, 250 souls. It was the intention of Apostle Orson Pratt to have chartered a ship to sail about the twentieth of September, 1849, but he was unable to find one that was suitable, until he had succeeded in chartering the large, new and splendid ship Zetland, which had already brought over one company of Saints before. The fare, including the necessary provisions, was ?3 7 shillings 6 demies for adults; for children under fourteen years, ?2 10 shillings; infants under twelve months, free. The Zetland sailed from Liverpool, November 10th, 1849, with about two hundred and fifty Saints on board, under the presidency of Elder Samuel H. Hawkins, and arrived at New Orleans, December 24th, 1849, with about two hundred and fifty Saints on board, under the presidency of Elder Samuel H. Hawkins, and arrived at New Orleans, December 24th, 1849, all the emigrants enjoying good health and spirits; they were received by the church agent, Elder Thomas McKenzie, who arranged transportation with a number of the emigrants to St. Louis, while others tried to get employment in New Orleans, in order to earn means wherewith to continue the journey. At that time, however, business was very dull in New Orleans, and thousands of able-bodied men were walking about in idleness. The weather was also very warm and sickly. The part of the company which continued the journey up the river, arrived at St. Louis, Missouri, January 11th, 1850. (Millennial Star, Vol. XI, pages 315, 361;Vol. XII, pages 43, 75.)" "November. Sat. 10. [1849] -- The ship Zetland sailed from Liverpool, England, with 250 Saints, under the direction of S. H. Hawkins. It arrived at New Orleans Dec. 24th." -->http://www.lib.byu.edu/mormonmigration/voyage.php?id=549 | Hawkins, Samuel Harris (I233)
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| 202 | Boarding with Max Rogers and his wife, Mildred, Associate Engineer. Source Type: Census | Source (S314)
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| 203 | Bording with Westley Kantor and family (Wife Dorothy, and daughter Donna) Source Type: Census | Source (S329)
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| 204 | Born 9:45 AM Weight: 7.25 lbs Named a few days after birth In a letter from Katherine to her mother (Lenore), she writes: "We aren't going to spoil her in fact we're going to be careful to see that other folks don't. She won't be picked up or rocked it would be fun to rock her when she's awake but she will be sweeter without so much attention." In the early days, Katherine writes of having house-help "a Japanese girl." She came half day every day (2:30 in the afternoon until the dinner dishes are done") and full day on Saturday. They paid her $2.50/week. Katherine writes: "Did you ever hear of anyone working so cheap?" Compare this to a later letter where she complains about the high prices of food. She describes her grocery bill at $35/mo (maybe that's what they could afford?). Says "... I run short sometimes if I don't be awful careful." | Cutter, Morneen Kamiki (I12)
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| 205 | Born after fathers death See more at The Gove Book, p. 114 | Gove, Edmund (I3940)
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| 206 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Knight, M.K. (I714)
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| 207 | Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA, Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law Bookkeepers and cashiers, except bank cashiers Single, without children Height: 71 (In); Weight: 198 (Ancestry.com. U.S., World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2005. ) | Ray, Paul James (I146)
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| 208 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Private / Private (F1750)
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| 209 | Burial card, Menands Cemetery James Milwain lot, Lot 15, Section 26 Age 40 years, 7 months, 4 days = birth date Nov. 20, 1781 | Bloomingdale, Ann (I3504)
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| 210 | Buried next to husband, James Martin B. Luper Plot: DIV 6 SEC 1 Find A Grave Memorial# 41519798 | Gosner, Mary E. (I874)
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| 211 | Buried next to wife, Mollie E Norris Plot: DIV 6 SEC 1 Find A Grave Memorial# 41519798 | Luper, James Martin Barnheisel (I150)
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| 212 | Burns caused by hot tar -- fell off ladder into vat, died 2 days later | Fithian, Elmer Ellsworth Jr (I702)
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| 213 | Burried next to Dr. Able Rodriguez-Larrain | Rosalind Karen (I42)
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| 214 | Burried with first husband, Bud Bell (At least that's what the head-stone says) | Guernsey, Adella (I596)
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| 215 | by Pope Adrian I | Pippin King of Lombardy (I1781)
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| 216 | CA death index lists mothers maiden name: Sierra Find a grave lists Father: William Reuben Billingsley, Mother: Sierra Nevada Billingsley | Billingsley, Edna Augusta (I2881)
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| 217 | Cal Death Index says DoD May 29. Social Security Death Index says May 15 | Peake, Channing Devine (I5487)
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| 218 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Hawkins, James Edward / Lutz, R.G. (F111)
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| 219 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Private (I5229)
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| 220 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Clark, M.L. (I784)
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| 221 | Calculated from Burial Card, Menands, Albany Rural Cemetery. Date of death Nov. 3, 1877, 84 years of age | McWilliam, Mary Ann (I175)
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| 222 | Came to America on the ship Phoenix | Luper, Hans Jacob (I661)
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| 223 | Came to California during the Gold Rush | Smith, William Jasper (I71)
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| 224 | Came to California in 1892 for Blanch's health Lived in Sarasota Springs, NY; San Jose, CA; Santa Maria, CA; Fullerton, CA. Kept a family history. Three McConkey brothers immigrated to Worchester, MA, then to Pelham MA. Supposedly, there is a history of Pelham and Amherst that details this lineage | Conkey, John Franklin (I217)
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| 225 | Came to live with family in Corvallis | Hardie, Marjorie (I155)
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| 226 | Came to live with family in Corvallis | Pfieffer, John (I154)
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| 227 | Came to US when about 12 years old from Germany They had a total of 11 children Obit Obituary (Hand Written: Jan. 7, 1894) SPEIDEL-Another of Black Bock's oldest settlers has gone to join the great majority on the other side of Jordan. Joseph Speidel. was one of the pioneers of Black Rock. and has lived to see the place grow from a wilderness to what it is at the present time. But his call came Monday at 5 p. m., and he passed peacefully away at his residence, 232 Dearborn street. Six weeks before his daughter Lena died, and this seemed to affect him considerably, as he pined away gradually since that time, and three weeks ago took to his bed. At the time of his death he was aged 75 years, 8 months and 10 days. Joseph Speidel was born in Wertemburg [handwritten Alsaise], Germany, but came to Black Eock over 54 years ago, when there was very. little civilization here and before there was, any church. He was married in the o!d St. Louis' church on Main street Sept. 8, 1846. Some years ago he kept a blacksmith shop where Striker's jewelry store now is on Niagara street, between Hamilton and Amherst streets. When St-Francis Xavier's church was built he was one of the leading spirits in the work, and he was a charter member and helped to organize the St. Francis Xavier Aid Society. He leaves to mourn his loss a widow, six sons, and three daughters. One son, Joseph, and two daughters are in California and the other daughter in St, Louis, Mo. The others reside in Black Rock and Buffalo. The funeral took place Thursday, morning, the remains being laid away in the River Road burying ground. | Speidel, Max Joseph (I95)
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| 228 | Came to US when about 12 years old, from Germany From funeral card: IN MEMORY - of - Katherine Speidel Died Friday, September 3d, 1909. at the age of 86 years, 8 months, 5 days. Funeral from St. Francis Xavier Church, Monday morning- September 6th, 1909 at 9 o'clock Interred in St. Francis Xavier Cemetery - Prayer Come to her assistance, ye Saints of God ; Come forth to receive her ye Angels of the Lord receiving her soul, offering it in sight of the Most High May Christ who has called thee, receive thee, and may the Angels conduct thee to Abraham's bosom. Lord, have mercy on her. Christ, have mercy on her. Lord, have mercy on her, " Our Father, etc," | Heintz, Katherine (I96)
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| 229 | Canadian Census | Cutter, Winthrop Jackman (I91)
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| 230 | Captain, 14th Regiment, Arkansas Infantry (McCarver's), Confederate | Wolf, Major Enoch O (I4664)
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| 231 | Carcinoma of right upper lobe of lung | Conkey, Robert Moscrip (I219)
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| 232 | Carl Hedlund, Head (age 30). Esther (age 36), Wife, Robert (Son) (age 4 6/12, Mary Ann (1 1/12) Birthplace of all listed as Ohio. Carl and Esther list parents birthplace as Sweden. Carl's occupation listed as Carpenter (Building Construction). | Olson, Augusta Theresa (I46)
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| 233 | Cause of death Arterio Sclerosis Lot 7, sec. 16 age: 57 years, 10 days Last Residence: 120 Lark St. Albany NY Born July 4, 1867 "Son of Gerrit T and Frederica Goodman Bratt husband of Margaret L. Bratt, father of Gerrit T, and Edward J Bratt, Mrs. James J. Danahy and Mrs. Philip M Browning | Bratt, Joshua Rathbun (I9)
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| 234 | Cause of death: Myocardial Infarction, Death Certificate issued by District of Columbia General Hospital. File No 531416. Copy issues May 28, 2008 | Bratt, Kathryn Frances (I66)
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| 235 | Ccs US Navy World War II | Mitchell, Carl Ayers (I231)
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| 236 | Cemetery burial card Menands, Albany Rural Cemetery. Lists cause of death Acute Grippe. Lists last residence 120 Lark St. Albany NY Lot 7, Section 16 "Wife of Joshua Rathbun Bratt" | Judge, Margaret Loretta (I72)
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| 237 | Cemetery card is presumed. | Bratt, John Jr (I3535)
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| 238 | Cemetery card lists cause of death, Old Age Last Residence: Old Men's Home Twp of Colonie, N Y Lot 7, Section 16 | Bratt, Edgar (I182)
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| 239 | Cemetery card says: birthplace, Germany Last address: 162 Madison Ave. Cause of death: diabetes Mellitis Age 71 yrs, 7 months 11 days (Birth Feb 7, 1835) | Goodman, Frederika (I173)
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| 240 | Census also lists two borders Source Type: Census | Source (S191)
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| 241 | Census lises laborer and servant also. Source Type: Census | Source (S290)
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| 242 | Census Record | Browning, Philip Macy (I144)
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| 243 | Census recorder wrote "Bradd" for family name Source Type: Census | Source (S154)
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| 244 | Census recorder wrote: Luper Clydene's parents from Iowa and Illinois | Clyde (I656)
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| 245 | Census reports Henry's year of birth as 1856 Source Type: Census | Source (S252)
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| 246 | Census says Robert M. Conkey was married, but there is no recording of year married. Probably an error. Source Type: Census | Source (S264)
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| 247 | Central Baptist Church - Ithamar Conkey was Its First Organist 1891-1925 Plaque was sponsored by members of Central Baptist Church. Church is Located on Union Square. Central Baptist Church was founded in 1840 and under the zeal and energy of Rev. Miner G. Clarke grew rapidly to over 400 members. The church’s first organist, Ithamar Conkey, composed the music to “In the Cross of Christ I Glory” in 1849. William Howard Doane, the prominent hymn writer, was baptized in the church in 1851. The present edifice was constructed on this site in 1891 at a cost of $68,300 and in 1899, Bushnell Chapel, since replaced in 1978, was erected. The present Sunday school, known originally as the “Gilbert Property,” was purchased in 1925 and subsequently joined to the church by an office wing, largely through the efforts of Charles D. and Charles F. Noyes. The cornerstone of the present building was laid in 1891, “that upon it may stand for years to come a temple that shall be open to all who desire to worship the God of our Fathers, whether they be rich or poor, high or low, home or foreign born, and without respect to races or conditions, all shall be alike, welcome.” source: http://wp.theforgottenfounders.com/tag/church-norwich-ct/ | Conkey, Ithamar (I223)
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| 248 | Certificate No. 13632 | Family: Luper, Col James R Jr / Ryder, Louise Perrine (F1892)
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| 249 | Change to Petravage after emmigration to US. Headstone, in the originaly spelling: Pietrewicz | Pietrewicz, Wladyslaw (I3324)
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| 250 | Charles and Lilian married in 1885 Source Type: Census | Source (S324)
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