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| 1 | Alternate marriage date: 16 Jan 1725 (per LDS) | Family: F438
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| 2 | Anne was his second wife. Torrey (New England Marriages Prior to 1700) records that he had a first wife, but does not know her name: WALKER, Samuel (?1617-1684) (ae 44 in 1661) & 1/wf _____ _____; Reading/Woburn | Family: F340
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| 3 | Elizabeth was the widow of Nehemiah OLMSTED, and the widow of Obadiah GILBERT | Family: F261
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| 4 | Esther was the widow of Isaac Parker. | Family: F139
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| 5 | First three children born in Maine last child born in Mass. Must have relocated to Mass. between 1902-1904 | Family: F133
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| 6 | Hannah was the widow of Jonathan Pierce. | Family: F343
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| 7 | It is believed that Lydia was the second wife of Abraham but there is no information on the first wife. | Family: F476
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| 8 | Joel was age 22, Helen was age 13 | Family: F732
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| 9 | John and Frances spent their honeymoon in Niagara Falls, NY. | Family: F9
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| 10 | Lettice and Edward Foster married at the house of Capt. James Cudworth. There being at the time no magistrate in Scituate, Capt. Myles Standish journeyed from Plymouth to perform the ceremony. | Family: F528
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| 11 | Marriage is believed to have taken place in Mass. That could be wrong. | Family: F631
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| 12 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F271
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| 13 | MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Boston, Suffolk, MA. | Family: F2
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| 14 | MARRIAGE: St Georges Chapel, Carleton, St. John, New Bunswick, Canada. | Family: F369
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| 15 | Mary was Hugh Jones' 2nd wife Widow in 1696 | Family: F234
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| 16 | Resided in Salem | Family: F216
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| 17 | Samuel's second wife had the given name Margery and her first husband's surname was Pitts. We don't know her birth surname. | Family: F217
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| 18 | She was the widow of Robert Wilson. | Family: F237
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| 19 | Source documents differ on year of marriage by about four years. | Family: F218
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| 20 | Speculate date based on age of first child (Conde) in 1920 Census as 10 years; thus marriage likely around 1908 or 1909. | Family: F729
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| 21 | Speculate marriage year and place. Based upon 1930 Census (suspect) for Fern (Foster) Harms which gives age of first marriage of 23. | Family: F34
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| 22 | This was his first marriage. His daughter Martha on various records is listed as being mothered by either wife. Need to determine Katherine's date of death and Martha's date of birth to determine which is mother | Family: F232
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| 23 | When married - She was 32, He was 31 | Family: F256
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| 24 | 1880 Census lists husband as widower | Adelia P.
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| 25 | 1900 Census indicates that Anna is the mother of one child, but that child has died sometime prior to 13 June 1900. Prior to 1920, Anna married Frederick Stetter. | Anna A.
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| 26 | Not sure if Rose is Eleanor's middle name or her surname. | Eleanor Rose
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| 27 | also in Household of 1930 census: Rebecca Randalls, sister-in-law, age 47 | Jennie
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| 28 | Pilgrim, sailed on Mayflower in 1620 to Plymouth, MA with wife and daughgter. He returned to England and back to the colonies on the ship Lyon arriving at Salem in 1629. Married three times. Likely moved to New Haven, CT either with 2nd wife (Fear Brewster) or 3rd wife (Joanna Swinnerton). Occupation was tailor. Assistant to Gov. Bradford (1621-1624) | Isaac Allerton
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| 29 | Child passenger on Mayflower in 1620; was the last of the surviving Mayflower passengers. Married Thomas Cushman | Mary Allerton
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| 30 | Clerk of Waldo county Maine (1824-1836), Representative in Congress for Maine (1837-1841). Lawyer by profession. Governor of Maine (1844-1847). | Hugh J. Anderson
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| 31 | Sponsored the new USS Maine, in December 1902. The ship replaced the Maine that sank in Havana Harbor in 1888. | Mary Preble Anderson
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| 32 | Bowdoin College class of 1857. US Navy (1862-1869) | William Henry Anderson
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| 33 | Mary was the widow of John Miller who died 1642 in Stamford CT and had three sons by John. Mary's birth surname is unproven. Surname spelling is Angel or Angell. Alternate birth info for Mary is 1623 Wethersfield, Hartford, CT. Alternate death info for Mary is 7 Nov 1666 Stamford, Fairfield, CT A chart prepared by Leslie Seely of Easttown, NJ: Mary Huster Miller sister of Robert Huster and widow of John Miller married Obadiah Seely, about 1648. | Mary Angell
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| 34 | James and Fances had 12 children. | James Auld
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| 35 | Rachel was the only child of John and Mary who both died in their 20's. DEATH: Died 17 June 1813, at age 43 | Rachel Auld
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| 36 | DEATH: Died 26 Oct 1872, age 87 yrs-11 months | Sarah Auld
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| 37 | 1920 Census lists Floyd Austin Jr. (this persons son) thus we speculate that his father's name was Floyd also. | Floyd Austin
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| 38 | check 1920 census for this family, get Mabel's birth year. look in either MA or MO | Mabel Irene Bailey
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| 39 | Mehitable was the childless widow of John Roberts Jr. She died in 1805 of apoplexy. | Mehitable Bangs
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| 40 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 41 | BIOGRAPHY: The 1860 census for Woburn indicates that Susan is married to a James Sweeny. They have one 10 yr old child - Susan E. Foster. It appears that the son Willis (now 18 yrs old) has left the family group. Betsy Barnes, now 85, is still living with her daughter. Susan's first husband, Timothy Foster died 1 Dec. 1855 and by the 1860 census for Woburn she has remarried to James Sweeney. | Susan M. Barnes
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| 42 | DEATH: Sarah, wife of Joseph, died 7 Mar 1810 in her 85th year BIRTH: died in 1810 age 85 | Sarah Barron
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| 43 | Died in 1703, in her 84th year NOTABLE: Sailed on ship Elizabeth to Massachusetts in 1635. Passenger list gives her age 17. Fellow passenger was Hopestill Foster, who she married. She sailed with her parents and siblings. | Mary Bate
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| 44 | Two Batterton sisters (Anne & Elizabeth) married two Whealen brothers (John & William). | Anne M. Batterton
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| 45 | According to the 1930 census, Elizabeth and her son Bernard were living with her daughter (Mary A. Kennedy) in Framingham, MA. | Elizabeth Batterton
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| 46 | Emigrated from Ireland to Newfoundland, Canada. Home in Ireland is thought to be Waterford or Wesford. | Nicholas Batterton
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| 47 | Presume Elizabeth and Philip Wenz were divorced due to Elizabeth being alive when Philip had children by second wife Theresa Rose. | Elizabeth Bauer
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| 48 | 1900 Census 9 children 8 living. | Mary Elizabeth Beuchler
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| 49 | Anna died young, most likely. | Anna Bigge
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| 50 | Will Excerpt: John Bigge of Cranbrook, clothier, will dated 11 Aug 1605/6 Daughters Patience, Elizabeth, Rachell, Mary and Thankfull Wife Rachel (executor) Brother Scottford's executors Sons Smalehope (executor) and John Witnessed by William Plummer?, Thomas Stone and Richard Maitham Inventory. Source: Consistory Court of Canterbury v.39 folio 196 Probate 30 Oct 1605 | John Bigge
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