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Matches 401 to 450 of 929
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| 401 | Janet was the first white child born in Canadiagua, NY | JAMESON, Jannet (I2841)
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| 402 | JIA had her name listed as Dorothy M. Dix. | DIX, Dorothy Maria (I3319)
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| 403 | John Fuller, daughter Elizabeth Jameson's husband Stephen Fuller's Grandfather, gave the land for this cemetery and Hugh Jameson was the first person buried there. | JAMESON, Hugh (I1467)
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| 404 | John Jameson was one of the first blacksmiths in town. His father Thomas Jameson, brother of Hugh, settled on land east of the town pound known for years as the Ryder place. John Jameson married the first child born in this town, Sarah Mills, and was a prominent townsman. He became famous as a manufacturer of axes. His products were found in Hampton in 1875. [S66 : p.137] | JAMESON, John (I3065)
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| 405 | John loaned (for research and to copy) JAJ with "Jameson's in America" 1969/70. Lived in Winnetka, IL. | JAMESON, John Hulbert (I1484)
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| 406 | John was an accomplished and respected investment counselor. He graduated from Harvard Graduate School of Business in 1926 and was a director of the New Hampshire OPA (Office of Price Administration) during World War II. After the war, he was an administrator with the newly created AUI (Associated Universities, Inc.), a consortium of Nuclear Research Laboratories (mostly universities) at a time when it was responsible for building the Brookhaven National Laboratory. After he retired in the early 1950s, he became a charter member with the Arizona-Senora Dessert Museum, where he was president and life long spokesperson for this organization. He also served in various capacities for several other organizations, both private and civic, in the Tucson, Arizona area. | JAMESON, John Denison (I5145)
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| 407 | John, Thomas, Adam & Matew, are found in a 1740 Church Survey, which included the area of Dunbroe, County Londonderry. These could be brothers of John, who we know is a son of Edward, or they could be children of John. See here for a more detailed explanation. | Family: Edward Jamisone / UFN ULN (F55)
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| 408 | John, with his wife and family migrated west from North Carolina, about 1815 (or perhaps a little later). John was either killed or captured (a family tradition) by Indians and his wife and children continued on to Tennessee where they stayed for awhile before they again moved on, eventually setteling in Adams Co., Illinois. | Family: John DENSON / Frances HANEY (F213)
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| 409 | Joined the Mormons early in their history and went with them in Illinois | Family: James BROWN / Nancy MEADER (F2780)
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| 410 | Justice of the Peace, Canandaigua: 03/18/1795, 07/03/1804, 03/11/1805, 03/11/1805, 03/15/1808 , 03/15/1808 (Ontario County Civil Commissions, 18th and early 19th Centuries [ http://raims.com/civcom.html ] | JAMESON, Hugh (I2292)
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| 411 | Killed by falling tree, clearing land for farming. | JAMESON, Alonzo H. (I2962)
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| 412 | Killed by Indians | TEMPLE, Christopher (I2381)
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| 413 | Killed by Indians | TEMPLE, Robert (I2390)
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| 414 | Killed in the second Battle of Bull Run, Manassas, Virginia. | JAMESON, Theodore Bruce (I1507)
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| 415 | Known as "Abram" in all listings except in a (abt 1950) handwritten genealogy of Lucile Howell Jameson (#553 (H400.e.4) on llined newsprint paper folded into a Howell family bible. "Abram" was listed as "Abraham Arnold", along with his siblings, as the youngest son of David & Keziah Howell, including his birth date. of Mt., Morris, Livingston Co., NY; Avon, Livingston Co., NY; & Portageville, Genesee Falls Twn., Wyoming Co., NY | HOWELL, Abraham Arnold (I1367)
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| 416 | Known as "Flora" | JAMESON, Florence May (I842)
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| 417 | known as "Mazie" - letter from Phil Jameson | JOHN, Mary A. (I1892)
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| 418 | Known as "Nellie" | BARBER, Helen M. (I1429)
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| 419 | known as Betsey | WRIGHT, Elizabeth (I781)
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| 420 | Known as Cappy | HOLLENBECK, Harold C. (I2547)
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| 421 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | TEMPLE, Betty Ann (I1535)
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| 422 | Known as Clara | HOWELL, Clarissa (I958)
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| 423 | Known as Delia Surname may have been spelled Elmur | ELMER, Adilia Sedgwick (I1376)
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| 424 | Known as Mylie | SHUMAN, Mary Elmira (I1393)
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| 425 | lawyer in Chicago, IL | JAMESON, John Alexander (I1476)
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| 426 | Lawyer in Darien, Genesee Co., NY | JAMESON, Alexander Harvey (I2916)
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| 427 | Lawyer, then Judge in Superior Court of Chicago (now the Superior Court of Cook County) | JAMESON, John Alexander (I1474)
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| 428 | Linda Flesch - lflesch@famvid.com | SMITH, Jerusla (I2574)
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| 429 | Listed as David WILLIAMSON Howell on an 1830 (MI) Fedral land purchase Record May have been William David Howell Last Will & Testament proved in Genesee Co., Surrogate Court 18 June 1877 Moved west in 1835 , settling in what is now the site of Battle Creek, MI. When a young man he began teaching there, but later engaged in farming, upon his own land, which is now known as Morgan Park; then three miles from town. Mr. Howell returned east afther the death of his wife Delia (Elmer), with his children, settling at Bergen, NY. | HOWELL, David William (I1375)
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| 430 | Listed as divorced on his second marriage to Nellie Merrill | Family: Sidney M. JAMESON / Hattie Russell (F3398)
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| 431 | Listed as George Hilker, stepson on their 1910 Census | JAMESON, George A (I6250)
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| 432 | Listed on military records as Hugh Jamerson. | JAMESON, Hugh (I4027)
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| 433 | Lists: 5 Jul 1882 as his birth date on his WW II draft registration card. This is the date usually thought to be the birth date of brother David C. Jameson. Sidney's birth date was listed as "May 1885" on the 1900 Federal Census, when still living with his parents. | JAMESON, Sidney M. (I6946)
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| 434 | Lived at Mattituck, Suffolk Co., L.I., NY | HOWELL, David (I2621)
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| 435 | Lived at the "Old Homestead" near Millport, Yates Co., NY (1896 Obit of brother Edwin W. Howell) | HOWELL, Clarinda (I959)
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| 436 | Lived at the "Old Homestead" near Millport, Yates Co., NY (1896 Obit of brother Edwin W. Howell) | HOWELL, Clarissa (I958)
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| 437 | Lived first in East Bloomfield, Ontario Co., NY and after 1811 in Gates, Monroe Co., NY | Family: William JAMESON / Hannah REED (F2348)
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| 438 | Lived in Catawisa, PA | SHUMAN, Emma Jane (I1674)
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| 439 | Lived in Chicago | JAMESON, Emily Enos (I2935)
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| 440 | Lived in Cuyahoga Co., OH | JAMESON, Melvin Waldo (I3874)
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| 441 | Lived in Dubuque, IA from about 1884 Died of Paralysis, apparently MS. | CALLAHAN, Edward (I498)
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| 442 | Lived in Genesee Falls Twn., NY until her marriage. ÒThey came to Perry in 1889Ó Lived on Leichester Street in Perry, Wyoming Co., NY | HUMPHREY, Harriett Elizabeth (I2596)
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| 443 | Lived in Goffston, NH Served 3 years, 1777-1779 in the Continental army. | TAGGART, John (I2233)
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| 444 | Lived in Goffston, NH | JAMESON, Elizabeth (I2232)
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| 445 | Lived in Hillier, Canada West | Family: Robert McCARTNEY / Martha JAMESON (F2363)
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| 446 | Lived in Kentucky and Iowa before moving to Chicago where he was a prominent Attorney with the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail Road. He was president of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad from 1873-1874, then headquartered in Boston, MA. Established the Henry Strong Educational Foundation to help deserving college students. | Strong, Henry (I2018)
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| 447 | lived in Lee, NH | Family: Joseph BROWN, III / Sally Currier (F2783)
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| 448 | Lived in LePort, IN, from about 1835 to about 1864, after which he moved to Keosauqua, Van Buren Co., IA, where he died a few years later. | Strong, Harvey (I5653)
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| 449 | Lived in Lewisburg, PA | SHUMAN, Jessie (I2224)
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| 450 | Lived in Milwaukee, WI | HOWELL, Lee Roy (Laroye?) (I2661)
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