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Matches 11701 to 11750 of 31204
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!DIED: age 40 | Samuel FOOTE
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| 11702 |
!DIED: age 56 | Samuel FOOTE
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| 11703 |
!DIED: age 62 | Samuel FOOTE
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| 11704 |
!DIED: in childhood | Samuel FOOTE
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| 11705 |
!DIED: in early life | Samuel FOOTE
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| 11706 |
!He had 1 child. | Samuel FOOTE
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| 11707 |
!DIED: unmarried | Samuel Winchester FOOTE
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| 11708 |
!DIED: unmarried | Samuel Winchester FOOTE
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| 11709 |
!DIED: age 84 | Sarah FOOTE
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| 11710 |
!MD: Sarah md. Isaac by Rev. John Moss
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This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File:
Robert /FOOTE/ (AFN:3B08-12) and Sarah /POTTER/ (AFN:8KLW-S5) | Sarah FOOTE
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| 11711 |
May have died around 1908. There is a deed with Joel Lindsley Foote as executor selling the property of Sarah Foote Hinckley on Denison Avenue (Lot 56) in that year. The Joel handling the transaction is most likely her nephew as her brother, Joel, died in 1904. | Sarah FOOTE
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| 11712 |
MD: could be Stratford, Connecticut
!DIED: could also be 1673 | Sarah FOOTE
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| 11713 |
Of Lee, Berkshire, Massachusetts | Sarah Ann FOOTE
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| 11714 |
!BORN: a twin
N: 934
M.2) Hannah, Wid.Lt. John Howd | Stephen FOOTE
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| 11715 |
!DIED: unmarried | Thankful FOOTE
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| 11716 |
Seal to Parents: 5 NOV 1976 IFALL - Idaho Falls Idaho
Seal to Parents: 5 NOV 1976 IFALL - Idaho Falls Idaho | Thankful FOOTE
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| 11717 |
!DIED: age 76 | Thomas FOOTE
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| 11718 |
!DIED: age abt. 80 | Thomas FOOTE
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| 11719 |
!NAME: Sir
!DIED: age 96 | Thomas FOOTE
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| 11720 |
Lost At Sea | Walter FOOTE
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| 11721 |
Seal to Parents: 10 NOV 1976 IFALL - Idaho Falls Idaho
Seal to Parents: 10 NOV 1976 IFALL - Idaho Falls Idaho
In Childhood | Walter FOOTE
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| 11722 |
Seal to Parents: 5 NOV 1976 IFALL - Idaho Falls Idaho
Seal to Parents: 5 NOV 1976 IFALL - Idaho Falls Idaho
In Childhood | Wealthy FOOTE
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| 11723 |
BIOGRAPHY: Moved To Urbana, Illinois. | William J. FOOTE
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| 11724 |
OBIT: Name: Foote, William L
Date: 5/27/1876
Source: Cemetery record; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #026.
Notes: Age 69. Monroe Cemetery Cleveland, Ohio
CAUTION! - although this appears to be the right person, it may not be. The Census records don't list William with his family in either 1860 or 1870 so he may already have died by 1860, or they were divorced. | William Lord FOOTE
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| 11725 |
OBIT: FOOTE, WILLIS W : Husband of Lydia (Obit.).Plain Dealer 16 Dec, 1976, pg. 01 sec. 00 | Willis FOOTE
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| 11726 |
OBIT: Name: Foote, Zelotus B.
Date: 5/30/1863
Source: Cemetery record; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #026.
Notes: Age 42. Woodland Cemetery Cleveland, Ohio. | Zelotes Bigelow FOOTE
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| 11727 |
REFN: 12380 | Cora FORBES
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| 11728 |
!She moved from Clyde to Steuben County,OH, thence to Udall, Kansas. | Frances FORBES
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| 11729 |
REFN: 12379 | Frank FORBES
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| 11730 |
Name Suffix: Reverend | Frederick FORBES, Reverend
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| 11731 |
!Of Georgetown, El Dorado, CA. | James Olmsted FORBES
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| 11732 |
Name Suffix: M.D.
!He was a major in the War of 1812. | Jotham FORBES, M.D.
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| 11733 |
REFN: 12376 | Samual FORBES
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| 11734 |
Buried: January 27, 1973, Crestlawn Cemetery, Riverside, CA
Per Darryl H Lawson: A wonderful grandma, made the best lemon maringue pie.
Obit; A funeral service for Jessie P Hobaugh, 84, who died at her home Wednesday, will be held at10 a. m. tomorrow in Crestlawn Memorial Park. Mrs. Hobaugh, a resident of Riverside for 18 years, was born in Missouri and was a member of Magnolia Avenue Baptist Church. She is survived by five children, Ostel and Burnell Hobaugh, Bernice Hunter, Alvatine Hamors and Eileen Conner; nine grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. | Jessie Pearl FORCHEE
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| 11735 |
WFT-Vol.18,No.1312 says d.Northampton,Hampshire,Ma
Sources1 Title;11615-2.ftw | Abigail FORD
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| 11736 |
married 2, December, 1889 | George Hampton FORD
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| 11737 |
married: 5, Febuary, 1866 or 1867 | Hiram Duane FORD
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| 11738 |
Not in Abington Vital Records. | Huldah FORD
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| 11739 |
| Lucy Ramsey FORD
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| 11740 |
Living with son-in-law James Smith. | Lydia Goodwin FORD
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| 11741 |
OBIT:
Name: Kibbee, Mary J.
Date: October 9, 1919
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #044.
Notes: Kibbee-Mary J. (nee Ford), age 73, beloved wife of Henry A. Kibbee, mother of C. M. and W. C. Kibbee, Mrs. C. Zimmerman, and Mrs. P. Geiger, Monday, Oct. 5, at 10 p. m. Funeral Thursday, Oct. 9, from her late residence, 5027 Anson av., at 2:30. Friends invited. | Mary J. FORD
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| 11742 |
A.THOMAS FORD-D.28 Nov.1676,Northampton,Massachusetts.M1)13Dec.1610,Powerstock,Dorset,England,Joan Way,bur.10 May 1615,dau. ofStephen Way and Ursula Gill.2)19jun1616,Bridgeport,Dorset,England,ELIZABETH CHARD COOKE,D.18 apr1643,Hartford,Hartford,Ct.Widow of Aaron Cooke.3)7Nov 1644Hartford,Hartford,Ct, Ann Scott,widow of Thomas Scott.
In 1623 Thomas Ford and his family were living inDorchester,Dorset,England and were members of Holy Trinity Church,whoserector was Rev.John White.John White was called the"Founder ofMassachusetts"
Rev.John White wrote to Gov.John Endicott, 'to appoint places ofhabitation for sixty families out of Dorset which were to arrive thefollowing spring."A meeting was held on 15 Oct 1629,"at the DeputyesHouse". Twenty five members of the council which financed the planterswere there and "Mr.Forde,with diverse others of the genelitie"
The meeting was arranged so that the finance company would benefit forseven years by the shipping of furs.The government of the colony was tobe placed into the hands of Gov.John Winthrop,in New England.
Thomas Ford and his family came on the "MARY AND JOHN",in 1631.Thepassage costs were 5 pounds per adult,10 pounds per horse and 3 poundsper ton of freight.
Thomas requested admission as a freeman 19 Oct 1630 and took the oath 18May 1631 in Dorchester,Massachusetts.To become a freeman at that time youhad to be a member of the Church.
3 Apr 1633-"It is agreed that a doble rayle with morteses in the posts,of10 foote distance one from the other,shall be set up on the marish.....bythe owners of the Cowes vnder named,p'portionally.20 foote to everyecowe."Thomas Forde owed two cows.
The last record of Thomas Ford in Dorchester,Massachusetts was 5 July1636.
1637- Thomas was one of four men who purchased a large tract from SachemTehano,which now includes Windsor Locks,the northern third of Windsor andthe southern part of Suffield.
1637- Granted fifty acres-Simsbury,Connecticut
Feb 1639/40-George Hull,"moved the court in behalf of Thomas Ford ofWindsor,that in regard the workmen are much taken up and emplyed inmaking a bridge and meetinghouse with them,and his work hindered ofimpaling in the ground which was granted him by the court for ahog-park,that there may be granted him a year longer time for the fencingit in;which was upon the reasons aforesaid,condescended to."
1644- Thomas removed to Hartford,Connecticut.He ran an"Ordinary", as anaccomodation for strangers passing through.It was located in the Scotthouse located on the southwest corner of State and Front Streets.
Diary of John Winthrop,Jr.-"reached the Inn of Thomas Ford atHartford",17 Nov 1645.The Inn was sold to Thomas Caldwell in 1652.
1656- Thomas bought the homelot of William Hosford.
1659-Thomas bought the Arthur Williams house and lot.
1667- Thomas helped settle the estate of Nicholas Denslow.
1669- Thomas helped settle the estate of Elizabeth Denslow.
1670 Apr- Thomas inventoried the estate of Rev. John Warham.
Thomas removed to Northampton,Massachusetts before 1672 were he spent therest of his life.
Northampton,MA.It is possible he was the son of John Ford III and JoanBeck(m.3 Feb 1583,Piddlehinton,Dorset,England),and nephew of ThomasFord,merchant of Dorchester who died 20 Jan 1610/11.The latter'swill,proved 8 May 1611 names, among others,his brother John,and"Thomas,son of my brother,John Forde." Thomas Ford arrived atDorchester,Ma in the"Mary & John"1630 with wife,four daughters andstep-son Aaron Cooke,settled at Windsor,Ct,where he was granted a lot in1637,and moved to Northampton,Ma in 1659.Freeman in 1631;deputy toGeneral Court 1637-1640;juror 1643 and 1644.In 1645 Thomas moved toHartford,Ct and established a tavern in the house of Thomas Scott. In1652 he sold the tavern,and in 1655 was Constable at Windsor,Ct.Marriedprobable first 13 Dec 1610,Powerstock,Dorset,England,Joan Waye(bur.there10 May 16150;second 19 Jun 1616,Bridgeport,Dorset,England;third 7 Nov1644 Ann(?) Scott(d.5 May 1676,Northampton,Ma),widow of Thomas Scott(d.6Nov1643). | Thomas FORD
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| 11743 |
[MainTree.FTW]
quote from "The Great Migration Begins"
THOMAS FORD
ORIGIN: Dorchester, Dorsetshire
MIGRATION: 1630 in Mary & John
FIRST RESIDENCE: Dorchester
REMOVES: Windsor 1637, Northampton 1672
FREEMAN: Requested 19 October 1630 and admitted 18 May 1631 [MBCR 1:79,366] In list of Windsor freemen, 11 October 1669 [CCCR 2:519]
OFFICES: Chosen Dorchester selectman, 8 October 1633, 27 June 1636 [DTR3, 16]; Dorchester fenceviewer, 24 May 1635, 10 February 1634/5 [DTR 6,10]; committee to collect rate for fort, 6 January 1633/4 [DTR 5];committee to lay out land, 2 November 1635 [DTR 12]
Deputy to Connecticut General Court from Windsor, 8 March 1637/8, 5April 1638, 11 April 1639, 9 April 1640, 9 April 1641 (marked absent),April 1644, 18 May 1654 [CCCR 1:13, 17, 27, 46, 64, 103, 256]
Connecticut committee on livestock, 8 February 1640/1 [CCCR 1:60]Grand jury, 15 May 1662 [CCCR 1:379]
ESTATE: Ordered to build forty feet of fence (as his proportion for twocows), 3 April 1633 [DTR 1]; granted two acres of land, 17 April 1635[DTR 11]; granted six acres fresh marsh, 17 December 1635 [DTR 14];granted two acres marsh, 27 June 1636 [DTR 17]
Granted "50 acres at Massacoe, whereof four & forty hath beenimproved by him by plowing & mowing," 8 September 1653 [CCCR 1:247] On14 May 1663 the "Court in answer to the request of Thomas Forde, whichwas to have some allowance in respect of his land sold to Mr. Fitch,which the said Forde forfeited to the country by mortgage, they grantedhim the sum of thirty pounds" [CCCR 1:405], and on 16 October 1663 the"Court having considered the request of Tho[mas] Forde, by their voted[eclare] that they see no cause to give Goodman Forde the six poundsodd, that he d[esires] in reference to his land at Podunck, now in Mr.Jos[eph] Fitche's hand" [CCCR 1:409]
The inventory of the estate of Thomas Ford was taken 4 January1676/7 and totalled œ195 17s. 9d., with no real estate included [HamPR1:187]
BIRTH: By about 1591 based on date of first marriage.
DEATH: Northampton 28 November 1676 [Pynchon VR 157]
MARRIAGE: (1) Bridport, Dorsetshire, 19 June 1616 Elizabeth Cooke; shewas Elizabeth Chard, widow of Aaron Cooke, and mother of AARON COOKE [TAG11:179-80]; she d. Windsor 18 April 1643 [Grant 80 shows the death inthis year, but not the day and month, the source ofwhich has not beenfound]
(2) Hartford 7 November 1644 "Ann Scott widow" [HaVR 605], widow ofThomas Scott; she died Northampton 5 May 1675 [Corbin, citing Northamptonchurch records]
CHILDREN:
With first wife
i JOANNA, bp. Bridport 8 June 1617 [TAG 16:41]; m. Dorchester 6November 1633 ROGER CLAP.
ii ABIGAIL, bp. Bridport 8 October 1619 [TAG 16:41]; m. by about1637 as his second wife John Strong [Waterman Gen 640-43]
iii THOMAS, bp. Holy Trinity, Dorchester, Dorsetshire, 21 September1623; bur. there 6 October 1623 [TAG 16:41]
iv HEPZIBAH, bp. Holy Trinity, Dorchester, 15 May 1625 [TAG16:41]; m. (1) Richard Lyman, son of RICHARD LYMAN; m. (2) Northampton 7October 1664 John Marsh [Pynchon VR 141]
v HANNAH, bp. Holy Trinity, Dorchester, 1 February 1628/9; bur.there 28 March 1629 [TAG 16:41]
With second wife
vi ANN, b. say 1657; m. Windsor 12 March 1676[/7] Thomas Newberryof Windsor [CTVR 15]
ASSOCIATIONS: Through his first marriage Thomas Ford became stepfatherof AARON COOKE [TAG 11:179-80]
COMMENTS: Thomas Scott's daughters all married in the early 1640s, sotheir mother must have been born very early in the century (if not before1600), and all these daughters were probably born in the 1620s. But thewidow of Thomas Scott, after her marriage with Thomas Ford, is supposedto have had a daughter who married in 1676/7, and so may have been bornabout 1657. For all this to happen, the widow of Thomas Scott must havebeen a second wife, and not the mother of his daughters.
BIBLIOGRAPHIC NOTE: As with other families which quickly daughtered out,the best treatments of Thomas Ford appear in various "all-my-ancestor"books. One excellent account by DeForest is replete with biographicaldata and other information which places Ford in historical context [MooreAnc 248-63]; unfortunately, however, DeForest pads his account with anoverlong extract from Roger Clap's memoirs, which is perhaps justifedbecause a daughter of Thomas Ford married Roger Clap, but which does notreally have much to say about Ford. A more concise, but moregenealogically informative version is that prepared by Mary Holman[Stevens-Miller Anc 1:354-56]
The basic research on the English records for Thomas Ford waspublished by Jacobus and Torrey in 1939 [TAG 16:41-43] In this articleare some records for a Thomas Ford of Powerstock, Dorsetshire, which mayor may not be relevant to our Thomas Ford. Torrey had earlier presentedevidence on AARON COOKE which showed that he was stepson rather thanson-in-law of Thomas Ford [TAG 11:179-80] | Thomas FORD
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OBIT: Name: Kroehle, Jessie Adelaide Ford MacFarlane
Date: Apr 2 1973
Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #127.
Notes: Kroehle. Jessie Adelaide Ford MacFarlane Kroehle, on April 1 at Rhinebeck, N.Y., at the age of 92, mother of Mrs. Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler Jr. of Stagisburg, N.Y. formerly of New York City, grandmother of John P. Dabney of San Bruno, Calif. and William K. Dabney of Stainford, Conn., great-grandmother of Monica, Joseph and Frona Daoney at Stamford, former resident of Sharon, Conn., Merion, Pa. and Cleveland, O. Mrs. Kroehle was born in Montreat, Canada, graduate of Flora Stone Mother. Active all her life in charitable work especially for the American Red Cross and The Episcopal Church. In Sharon she helped organize the Sharon Playhouse, Mrs. Kroehle was the widow of the late Paul E. Kroehle of Cleveland and aunt of Mrs. Jurgen VanLuttwitz, Mrs. Earl A. Williamson and the late Vernon Kroehle Sr., of Cleveland and the late Ralph Kroehle of Warren, O. Burial private in Cleveland. Contributions may be sent to the Northern Dutchess Hospital, Rhinabeck, N.Y. | Jessie Adelaide FORD MACFARLANE
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| 11745 |
THE PENDLETON GENEALOGY, pp. 320
iv. Henry, b. 16 Apr, 1857; m. 10 Feby., 1886, Vira L.Forestman. He is teller of the National Bank at Norwich, N.Y.
DESCENDANTS OF CAPTAIN THOMAS HEWITT OF STONINGTON, CT, Compiled byVirginia Hewitt Watterson, 1996,, Family History Libruary, page 246.
Elvira L. Foresman, was born in LaFeyette, Indiana, 10 Feb 1868,daughter of Robert Foresman and Jennette Livermore. She died in Norwich,NY, 5 May 1935. Buried in Norwich Cemetery, Norwich, NY.
NORWICH CEMETERY RECORDS, NORWICH, NY. LDS film #0812917. | Elvira L. FORESMAN
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| 11746 |
Mary Rogness's - Spouse of third cousin 6 times removed | Benjamin FORMAN
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Mary Rogness's - Spouse of third cousin 6 times removed | Catharine FORMAN
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| 11748 |
Died at 6 months - buried in section 3, lot 209, grave #2 | Charles FORREST
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| 11749 |
Buried in Fairhaven Cem - in the Andrews Plot, grave #2, Sec 21, Lot 1284 in anunmarked grave | Ernest E FORREST
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| 11750 |
In 1920 Ernest- 75 years old, living with son Frederick, aged 40 and daughter Susan R. aged 38.
Enlisted 27 Aug 1862 in Grand Army of the Republic - CivilWar Veteran
Buried in Fairview in NB -his is the only grave in the plot with agrave marker,a civil war veteran, Section 13, lot 209 | Ernest J. FORREST
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