Matches 8,651 to 8,700 of 8,953
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| 8651 |
DEATH: Thomas W. Baldwin, comp, VITAL RECORDS OF READING (Boston, 1912), 504 (FHL #974.44/R1 V2b).
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BES: IGI | Ann (I8383)
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| 8652 |
DEATH: Thomas W. Baldwin, comp, VITAL RECORDS OF READING (Boston, 1912), 504 (FHL #974.44/R1 V2b).
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SEAL S: IGI | Brown, Sarah (I8390)
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| 8653 |
DEATH: VITAL RECORDS OF LYNN, 2 vols. (Salem, MA, 1905-1906), 2:529 (FHL #1927787).
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BES: IGI | Sarah (I12012)
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| 8654 |
DEATH: WATERTOWN RECORDS, 8 vols. (Watertown, MA, 1894-1939), 1:3:23 (FHL #974.44/W5 V28w).
MAR: Ibid, 1:3:52
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BEPS: IGI | Cutting, Sarah (I12823)
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| 8655 |
DEATH: WATERTOWN RECORDS, 8 vols. (Watertown, MA, 1894-1939), 1:3:54 (FHL #974.44/W5 V28w).
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BES: IGI | Mary (I8182)
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| 8656 |
DEATH: Westfield Vital Records, A:91 (FHL #185474). | Scone, John (I4462)
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| 8657 |
Description: It's not clear why Peter Christian Geertsen (Jr.) and George Peter Geertsen are listed as husbands of Selma Felt. PCG Jr. and George Peter Geertsen were her uncles- siblings of her mother, Mary Elizabeth Geertsen. Selma's only husband was Thorton Armstrong Jones.
Jeff Geertsen
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User: Jeff Geertsen (jgeertsen) | FELT, Selma (I140)
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| 8658 |
Description: Joseph Geertsen and Johanna Emelia Geertsen were siblings. Joseph married Marie Magdalene Andersen on 14 Jul 1897 in Logan, and Johanna married Andrew Christian Petersen 8 Oct 1897 in the Salt Lake Temple.
Jeff Geertsen
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User: Jeff Geertsen (jgeertsen) | Family: Petersen, Andrew Christian / GEERTSEN, Johanna Emelia (F60)
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| 8659 |
Description: Peter Christian Geertsen Jr. did not marry Selma Felt. He was her uncle. He married Jensine Birgitte Albertine Jensen on 16 Dec 1891 in Logan, UT.
Jeff Geertsen
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User: Jeff Geertsen (jgeertsen) | Family: GEERTSEN, George Peter / (F66)
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| 8660 |
Description: The idea that Olga was adopted by Peter and Mariane Geertsen is an old one, but it's not supported by the facts. First of all, she was born 7 or 9 Feb 1883 in Copenhagen, Denmark, not Avon, UT. Her parents were Carl Christian Alfred Busch and Sophia Louise Ulstrom. The reason she is connected to the Geertsens is that her baptism and confirmation are recorded in the Geertsen family Bible. This led to the idea that she had been adopted. In fact it seems that she stayed with the Geertsens for a short time until her mother came over from Denmark in about 1895 (her father died in Denmark in 1887). She never took the name Geertsen. She was Olga Busch, living in Logan, in the 1900 Census. She married Edward Gibbons in 1904.
Jeff Geertsen
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User: Jeff Geertsen (jgeertsen) | Busch, Olga Louise (I160)
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| 8661 |
Elias Bassett is a son of #12B Oliver and Betsey Bassett.
A copy of this obituary was provided to me by Steven Passey.
Deseret News Weekly, 3 Jun 1868
Died:
At the residence of James McGaw, Ogden city, May 25th, Elias Bassett, in the 69th year of his age. Deceased was the father of C.H. Bassett, Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Mary M. McGaw, Ogden city. He was born in Rensalaer county, near Albany, N.Y.; was baptized in to the church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Alleghany county, N.Y., in 1843; the following year emigrated to Nauvoo, Ill,; was driven thence by mob violence in 1846; moved to Winter Quarters in 1847, recrossed the Missouri river into Iowa in 1848; and gathered here in 1852.
Bro. Bassett was among the very few of whom it may be said, ?He never had an enemy.? He was a kind husband, a tender father and devout Christian. In life he was beloved by all who knew him, and his death is mourned by many sorrowing friends. ? COM
(Note: Sunday was actually 24 May 1868 instead of the 25th as stated in the article.)
Taken from July 2008 newsletter Bassettbranches.org | BASSETT, Elias (I2715)
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| 8662 |
Email from JeNene Hansen, daughter, 6 Nov 2009
I think mom was born in Grace, Idaho but I am not sure. She was born March 1 and darned if I know the date. Her real name was Alta Mather, daughter of Lillie and Elias Mather. She may even have been born in Smithfield, Utah. I have some stuff here I will have to dig out and see what I can ascertain. I was born June 17, 1949 in Soda Springs, Idaho. I think Fred was born in Soda Springs also August 17, 1953. I have absolutely no idea when mom died or where she is buried. Probably somewhere in California - that is the last anyone knew of her was there and I don't even know where. Pete called and we talked for a while. He is a very nice man. Fred's full name is Fredrick Dallas Hansen. I have no middle name, JeNene Hansen is it. I will scan what we wrote for Fred to you.
| MATHER, Alta "Pat" (I1318)
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| 8663 |
From "Family Record of Hiram Dayton and
Permilia Bundy Dayton" published Sept 1961 pg 51 | BASSETT, Annie Permelia (I3271)
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| 8664 |
From "Family Record of Hiram Dayton and
Permilia Bundy Dayton" published Sept 1961 pg 55 | BASSETT, Charles Julius (I3272)
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| 8665 |
From "Family Record of Hiram Dayton and
Permilia Bundy Dayton" published Sept 1961 pg 55 | BASSETT, Bertha (I3273)
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| 8666 |
From "Family Record of Hiram Dayton and
Permilia Bundy Dayton" published Sept 1961 pg 55 | BASSETT, Helen (I3274)
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| 8667 |
From "Family Record of Hiram Dayton and
Permilia Bundy Dayton" published Sept 1961 pg 55 | BASSETT, J. Dale (I3275)
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| 8668 |
From "Family Record of Hiram Dayton and
Permilia Bundy Dayton" published Sept 1961 pg 55 | BASSETT, Idaho (I3276)
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| 8669 |
From "North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868" Bride Frances Taylor, Groom John Hoots, Bond Date 2 March 1795, County Surry, Bondsman Josh Millar (probably John Miller, who was Bondsman for John's brother Philip)
1790 Federal census of Surry County, North Carolina, shows John Hootts, head of household, 1 Free white male of 16 years and upwards, 1 Free white male under 16 years, and 2 Free white females.
Per "Descendants of Jacob Hoots," by Carl Hoots: "After they married in 1795, John and Frances (second wife) left the land Jacob had inherited from his father and moved to Wilkes County, North Carolina." | Hoots, John (I17953)
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| 8670 |
From Jeffery N. Bassett website Bassettbranches.com
Hattie Bassett, daughter of Charles Henry and Mary (Lee) Bassett, was born 25 Nov 1879 in Tooele, Utah. She married Elmer Stainbrook, son of Jack and Ida Stainbrook, on 4 May 1902 in Lago, Idaho. He was born in 1879 in Brandon, Iowa. He died in 1949 in Memphis, Tennessee.
| BASSETT, Harriette (I2986)
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| 8671 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I14219)
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| 8672 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1350)
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| 8673 |
Gitte Mikkelsen was living with her daughter, Rebecca Mikkelsen Moffit in Teton Valley, Idaho | Jensen, Brigette (Gitte) (I2999)
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| 8674 |
He died of a disease called: progressive supranuclear palsy, a neurologic disease | Pickrell, Thomas Richard (I14251)
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| 8675 |
He was a brilliant, scholarly gentleman. At the age of fifteen he taught school. In Council Bluffs. IA he clerked in a store. During this time he developed a particular interest in buying and selling merchandise. He went by team to Los Angeles and San Francisco to obtain goods for retail sales. He was a successful merchant. Later he was a bookkeeper in the Bishop's General Storehouse. He served on a mission to Ohio in 1864. He was a zealous, devout and faithful member of the church of his choice. He became a High Priest in the Liberty Stake of Zion.
From "Family Record of Hiram Dayton and
Permilia Bundy Dayton" published Sept 1961 pg 35 | BASSETT, Charles Henry (I15)
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| 8676 |
Husband: Joseph Taylor | BASSETT, Helen Marie (I2682)
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| 8677 |
Information from Jane Mickelsen | Family: Stageman, Christopher / (F1375)
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| 8678 |
Information from JeNene Hansen, sister, 6 Nov 2009 | HANSEN, Fredrick Dallas (I14220)
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| 8679 |
Information on Dexter Phippin Bassett marriages and descendents given by Darren Bassett | BASSETT, Dexter Phippen (I14426)
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| 8680 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I14356)
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| 8681 |
Julius was a talented pianist. He was associated with the Bassett Brothers Yellowstone Park Stage line. He was employed with the Utah Northern Railroad from 1878-1879. The family moved to Blackfoot, Idaho in 1884. He was Commissioner of Immigration from 1897-1899; Secretary of the Territorial Legislature in 1880. He became Secretary of State of Idaho in 1901-1902. He was a kind. gentle and intelligent gentleman and a most efficient government adminstrator. He was a devoted husband and father.
From "Family Record of Hiram Dayton and
Permilia Bundy Dayton" published Sept 1961 pg 51 | BASSETT, Charles Julius (I2681)
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| 8682 |
MAR #1-3: No mar rec found. A wife Elizabeth is mentioned in the estate recs of Henry Kimball of Ipswich. In an agreement with Henry's children, 26 Sep 1676, Elizabeth discharged them from paying any debts of "her former husband Rayner" (THE PROBATE RECORDS OF ESSEX COUNTY, 3 vols. [Salem, MA, 1916-20], 3:74-76 [FHL #974.45 P2p]). Before her marriage to Rayner, Elizabeth was the wife of Humphrey Gilbert of Ipswich, whose will, 14 Feb 1657/8-30 Mar 1658, mentions wife Elizabeth. On 26 Jun 1666 William Rayner, "husband of Elizabeth, late wife and administratrix of Humfry Gilbert, deceased," was ordered to pay a legacy to Gilbert's dau Hannah (Ibid, 1:264-67).
MAR #4: No mar rec found in original source records. See Sidney Perley, "Killam Genealogy," ESSEX INSTITUTE HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS, 49(1913):215 (FHL #974 B2e). Perley states that Daniel kILLAM married (2) abt 1678 to Elizabeth, widow of Humphrey Gilbert, William Rayner, and Henry Kimball. | Elizabeth (I7409)
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| 8683 |
MAR #1: The will of John Norrington of Ashford, Mary's husband, 26 Jun 1718, proved 12 Jul 1718, suggests that she was a widow when she married John Norrington (Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 83:28 [FHL #188984]).
MAR #2: Ashford BTs (FHL #1736522 item 3).
BUR: Ibid | Mary (I14064)
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| 8684 |
MAR #1: The will of John Norrington of Ashford, Mary's husband, 26 Jun 1718, proved 12 Jul 1718, suggests that she was a widow when she married John Norrington (Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 83:28 [FHL #188984]).
MAR #2: Ashford BTs (FHL #1736522 item 3).
BUR: Ibid | Mary (I14207)
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| 8685 |
MAR #1: A wife Cicely is identified in the will of Robert Plumbe of Great Yeldham, 19 Jan 1552/3, proved 11 June 1553, Commissary Court of London, orig wills, Box 28, #142 (FHL #094381).
MAR #2: No mar rec found. The will of Cicely Bladwyn, below, names her Plumbe children, identical to those named in the will of Robert Plumbe in his will, above. The will of Robert Bladwine of Castle Hedingham, 18 Mar1574/5, proved 2 May 1582, shows that he had a wife Cicely (Archdeaconry Court of Middlesex [Essex & Herts Div], reg wills, 3:326 [FHL #094730]). Robert Bladwyn was buried in Great Yeldham.
BUR: Great Yeldham par reg (FHL #857068). Also see the nuncupative will of widow Cicely Bladwyn of Great Yeldham, 16 Mar 1597 [1596/7], proved 4 Apr 1597, Archdeaconry Court of Middlesex (Essex & Herts Div), reg wills, 5A:98 (FHL #094729).
NOTE: Cicely's will also identifies daughters Agnes Purcas and Alice Esterford, which are not mentioned in the will of her husband, Robert Plumbe, in 1552. These may Cicely's daughters by an earlier or later marriage. They are not mentioned in the will of Robert Bladwyn, to whom Cicely was later married. Alice "Easterford," however, is identified as a sister in the will of Robert and Cicely's son, Robert Plumbe of Great Yeldham, 9 Jan 1611/12, proved 22 Jun 1613, P.C.C., 64 Capell (FHL #092053). | Cicely (I5606)
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MAR #1: Agnes's will, below, identifies her first husband as John Amore.
MAR #2: No rec of this wife has been found. Agnes's will shows that she was the wife of Henry Kingsnothe in 1534.
DEATH: See the will of Agnes Kingsnothe of Pluckley, 6 Sep 1534, no probate act, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 20:88 (FHL #188929). | Agnes (I13711)
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MAR #1: Agnes's will, below, identifies her first husband as John Amore.
MAR #2: No rec of this wife has been found. Agnes's will shows that she was the wife of Henry Kingsnothe in 1534.
DEATH: See the will of Agnes Kingsnothe of Pluckley, 6 Sep 1534, no probate act, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 20:88 (FHL #188929). | Agnes (I14189)
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| 8688 |
MAR #1: Bethersden ATs (FHL #1751588 item 3).
MAR #2: Great Chart ATs (FHL #1751628 item 4).
BUR: Ibid.
NOTE: This person is seen in records as Susan, Suzan, Susanne, etc. Her dau was called Suzanne in the will of her father, William Stonestreet. She is possibly the dau of Clement Carpenter, who witnessed the will of Thomas Stonestreet, her father-in-law, in 1579/80. | Carpenter, Suzanne (I13950)
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| 8689 |
MAR #1: Cicely's first husband, George Goteley, is mentioned in the will of her current husband, John Weston of Crundale, 12 Mar 1563 [1562/3], proved 22 Apr 1563, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 37:19 (FHL #188938).
MAR #2: A wife Cicely is identified in the will of John Weston, above. Cicely was bequeathed the house and lands in Kennington.
DEATH: No death/bur rec found. See the will of Cicely Weston of Kennington, 3 Dec 1591, proved 18 Dec 1591, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 48:262 (FHL #188946). Kennington par regs and ATs are lost for this period. | Cicely (I13897)
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| 8690 |
MAR #1: Cicely's first husband, George Goteley, is mentioned in the will of her current husband, John Weston of Crundale, 12 Mar 1563 [1562/3], proved 22 Apr 1563, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 37:19 (FHL #188938).
MAR #2: A wife Cicely is identified in the will of John Weston, above. Cicely was bequeathed the house and lands in Kennington.
DEATH: No death/bur rec found. See the will of Cicely Weston of Kennington, 3 Dec 1591, proved 18 Dec 1591, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 48:262 (FHL #188946). Kennington par regs and ATs are lost for this period. | Cicely (I14197)
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| 8691 |
MAR #1: Eastwell BTs (FHL #1736695 item 3).
MAR #2: Great Chart BTs (FHL #1736629 item 3).
BUR: Ibid. Also see the will of Richard Mascall the elder of Great Chart, 13 May 1734, proved 22 Jan 1736/7, Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury, reg wills, 90:10 (FHL #188990).
OCC: Yeoman
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SEAL S1,2: IGI | Mascall, Richard (I13804)
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| 8692 |
MAR #1: Great Chart BTs (FHL #1736629 item 3).
MAR #2: St. Margaret's Canterbury BTs (FHL #1736586 item 4). "Both of Great Chart." Also see mar lic, of Samuel Bayley of Great Chart, widower, and Mary Turner of same parish, spinster, 31 Mar 1684 (Canterbury Licences, 1675-84, p. 215 [FHL #1836591]). Published mar lic calls wife Mary "Furner." See Joseph Meadows Cowper, ed, CANTERBURY MARRIAGE LICENCES, 6 vols. (Canterbury 1892-1906), 4:42 (FHL #942.23 V25c).
BUR: Great Chart BTs (FHL #1736629 item 3). | Bailey, Samuel (I13593)
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| 8693 |
MAR #1: No mar rec found. A wife Annabel is mentioned in the will of Peter Blossom of Stapleford, 12 Jun 1597, proved 16 Jul 1597, Consistory Court of Ely, reg wills, V:367 (FHL #173476).
MAR #2: Stapleford par reg (FHL #1040547 item 4). Given name of husband is not stated. However, he was no doubt the Richard Bracher of Cambridge whose widow Annabel was granted administration of his estate, 4 Oct 1617, Archdeaconry Court of Ely, adm, 1613-1643, fo. 37 (FHL #186670).
DEATH: No death/bur rec found. Annabel was living at Cambridge on 4 Oct 1617 when she was granted adm of the estate of her husband Richard Bracher, above.
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SEAL S1,2: IGI | Annabel (I7612)
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| 8694 |
MAR #1: No mar rec found. A wife Ellinor is mentioned in William Roger's will.
MAR #2: W. Watts, ed, "Watford Parish Register" (transcript, n.d.; Northamptonshire Record Office), 45, courtesy of Sidnee D. Spencer, Murray, UT, 1994.
DEATH: No death/bur rec found. Elinor is mentioned in the will of her husband, William Rogers of Watford, 13 Aug 1585, proved 9 May 1586, Archdeaconry Court of Northampton, reg wills, V:214 (FHL #187587). | Elinor (I6777)
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MAR #1: No mar rec found. A wife Jane is named in will of her husband, Thomas Lowthroppe of Etton, 5 Oct 1606, proved 13 Jan 1606/7, P.C.Y., reg wills, 30:214 (FHL #099494).
MAR #2: "Paver's Marriage Licenses," YORKSHIRE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND TOPOGRAPHICAL JOURNAL, 11(1891):229 (FHL #942.74 B2j).
DEATH: No death rec found. Jane was living in 1607 when she married Coppendale.
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BES: IGI | Jane (I7655)
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| 8696 |
MAR #1: No mar rec found. A wife Mary is identified in the will of John Henden of Rolvenden, 17 Apr 1654, proved 18 May 1654, P.C.C., 1654, fo. 18 (FHL #092197). No children are identified in the will, and Mary's identity has not been discovered.
MAR #2: A marriage "agreement" is recorded in Tenterden par reg, between John Waterman and widow Mary Henden of Rolvenden, with banns read on 26 Oct, 2 Nov, and 9 Nov 1655 (FHL #1473770 item 2). Actual mar rec not found.
BUR: Bethersden BTs (FHL #1736525 item 1). | Mary (I13998)
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| 8697 |
MAR #1: No mar rec found. Henry Ambrose probably married Mary, who married 2nd as widow Mary Ambrose, Samuel Mascall, at Kersey, 5 Jun 1634 ("Kersey, Suffolk Marriage Register" [transcript, n.d.], 28 [FHL #991953 item 11]).
MAR #2: See above discussion.
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SEAL S2: IGI | (Mary?) (I10893)
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| 8698 |
MAR #1: No mar rec found. Mildred Baker was called a widow when she married her 2nd husband in 1588.
MAR #2: Joseph Meadows Cowper, ed, CANTERBURY MARRIAGE LICENCES, 6 vols. (Canterbury 1892-1906), 1:464 (FHL #942.23 V25c). This is the mar lic date. Actual mar rec not found. The lic indicates mar was to take place in Canterbury.
BUR: Challock par reg (FHL #1850342 item 4).
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BATP/ENDW: Temple Ordinance Card | Mildred (I13216)
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| 8699 |
MAR #1: No mar rec found. Mildred Baker was called a widow when she married her 2nd husband in 1588.
MAR #2: Joseph Meadows Cowper, ed, CANTERBURY MARRIAGE LICENCES, 6 vols. (Canterbury 1892-1906), 1:464 (FHL #942.23 V25c). This is the mar lic date. Actual mar rec not found. The lic indicates mar was to take place in Canterbury.
BUR: Challock par reg (FHL #1850342 item 4).
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BATP/ENDW: Temple Ordinance Card | Mildred (I14169)
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| 8700 |
MAR #1: No mar rec found. On 30 Dec 1692 Samuel Foster was charged with fornication with widow Margery Pitts, whom he later married (Essex Co. Court of General Sessions of the Peace, vol. 1, unpaginated, [p. 17] [FHL #877466 item 2]). As this charge came shortly after the birth of their first child, it is almost certain that Samuel and Margery were married in 1692. The identity of Margery and her previous husband Pitts have not been determined.
MAR #2: No mar rec found. See above discussion.
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BAPT/ENDW: IGI
SEAL S2: FGRA | Margery (I8306)
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