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Amos Gates settled in Brookline, Massachusetts and moved to Cambridge, Massachusetts and bought 100 acres from Edward Wilson in 1729 for £650. It was the Charles Trowbridge Farm and he settled there. He was a selectman. [Research of Lucy Traves]
"A Genealogy and History of the Chute Family in America"; William Edward Chute; Salem, Massachusetts; 1894 (929.2 C564 LAPL) (FH C-36 SR)
"New England Families Genealogical and Memorial"; by William Richard Cutter; p. 858; The Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc.; Baltimore, Maryland; 1996 (929.274 C991 LAPL) (974.o NEa SCGS) | Amos GATES
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OBIT: Meachum, Amy Gates
Date: Jun 20 1972
Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #134.
Notes: Meachum. Amy Gates Meachum, widow of Benjamin E., died Monday a.m. at the Elyria Home (United Methodist), aunt of Hartan E. Gates of North Olmsted, Robert A., of North Royalton. Memorial services Saturday, June 24, at 11 a.m., Chapel Eryria Home, with Rev. Richard E. Glass. Interment Brookmere Cemetery, Cleveland. Harold Dicken Funeral Home, Elyria, O., in charge of arrangements | Amy G. GATES
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| 12503 |
Research and source notes: Deborah Sweet -
1) DOD, residence, marital status -from will of Father Ithamar
Rowley.
On 3/14/1830 Anna Gates signed servicepapers, giving residence
at Rome, Oneida Co., NY (this was also given as residence of her Uncle
Martin Rowley). She was apparently unmarried at the timeand it is not
known if she ever married. Anna was not a minor when will probated,
therefore, est. dob & dod as shown. | Anna GATES
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| 12504 |
I am happy to share information. The majority of this work is sourced with primary proof. Family Tree, however, chooses to use itself as the documentation source when you merge files. Contact me for the proper citation if one is missing. Please share w | Annah GATES
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| 12505 |
BIOGRAPHY: Of Warren, Herkimer Co., New York. | Betsy GATES
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| 12506 |
MARRIAGE: GATES, CAROLINE and WILLIAMS, DANIEL vol.0004 pg.0042 | Caroline GATES
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| 12507 |
OBIT: Name: Gates, Charles
Date: Sept. 8, 1847
Source: Cleveland Herald; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #028.
Notes: Gates- On the 29th Charles son of Clark S. Gates, aged 3 years. | Charles GATES
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| 12508 |
They all appear on the same census page (1870) in Brooklyn, Cuyahoga, Ohio.
OBIT: Name: Gates, Charles
Date: July 1, 1907
Source: Cemetery record; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #028.
Notes: Gates-Charles, June 29, in his 83d year. Funeral at his late residence, 4224 Pearl rd., Monday, July 1, at 2 o'clock. 1825 - 1907. Brookmere Cemetery Cleveland, Ohio. | Charles GATES
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| 12509 |
Research and source notes: Deborah Sweet -
1) Named in Grandfather Ithamar Rowley's estate papers as a minor
child of deceased d/o Ithamar, Lynda Gates. Guardian papers signed
5/3/1830 by her father George Gates re: will of Ithamar.This places her
estimated dob & dod as shown. | Clarissa GATES
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| 12510 |
1878 Deed lists the following as sellers:
ACKER SARAH
GATES CHRISTIAN
GATES CLARK S
GATES A
GATES CHARLES
JOHNSON ANGENETT
JOHNSON JOHN L
AKIN ADALINE
AKIN EDSON
DEATH: Gates Clark S. died:10/2/1885 age:72 yr vol:3 pg:72 | Clark S. GATES
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| 12511 |
[gurley.FTW]
PROOFS IN POSSESSION:
Parentage:
Birth:
Marriage:
Death:
Other Proofs:Resided at Sprindle Hill farm at Stow, Mass which he inherited from his father.
Lieutenant in militia; Selectman for Stow, 1724, 1735, 1747, 1751, and 1752. Served on town committee, 1724, and as tithinman and fence viewer. Buried at Stow. Listed by Savage and NEHGR, July , 1966.
Man of good standing in Stow, where he resided. He was shosen at various time by his fellow-townsmen, to act on local committes.
Daniel and Anna conveyed their homestead estate to him and it is presumed that their last days were spent with him. This homestead portion was the so called "Gates Farm," which Stephen Gates bought of an Indian in 1684. The conveyance from the aboriginal owner is on record in Middlesex Registry of deeds, vol. ix; page 57. The original instrument, engrossed on parchment and in good preservation, is still in existence in Stow. | Daniel GATES
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| 12512 |
Ref; AFN; 1WXC-N25
Christened: 24 Jul 1774, Pr Hartland, Hartland Co., Connecticut | Daniel GATES
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| 12513 |
Cause of Death: Tuberculosis
Research and source notes: Deborah Sweet -
1) From Bob Gates, e-mail, 5/24/2001
dob, mar. dod info.
He was listed on the rolls of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, East
Haddam on May 4, 1831, and his wife was admitted to this church on June
20, 1833. He died, 4/20/1833, ae 67 of tuberculosis and she d.
2/19/11868. Their deaths were recorded at the First Church of East Haddam
and they were buried in the First Church Cemetery,E.Haddam. No children
(his refs, see Gates Family Books by Bob Gates: 1, 41,201, 203, 220).
NOTE: he has him as born in 'Chatham(East Hampton)', but thisis not in
the Barbour Collection for Chatham, need to check for a Barbour forEast
Hampton. | Darius GATES
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| 12514 |
Research and source notes: Deborah Sweet -
1) Name, Husband, DOD, residence -taken from Father Ithamar
Rowley's will.
a. It is impossible to make out what her residence was. It is
hopelessly illegible.
b. On 4/3/1830 Deborah Carrsignature on service papers. She was
not a minor, therefore her dob must have been before 1810. | Deborah GATES
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| 12515 |
Research and source notes: Deborah Sweet -
1)Name, Husband, DOD, residence - taken from will of Father Ithamar
Rowley.
2) Residence - on 4/6/1830, signature of Dimmis Robinson on service
papers gives residence as Sharon, SchoharieCo., NY. Dimmis was not a
minor when will probated, therefore est. dob & dodas shown. | Dimmis GATES
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| 12516 |
Research and source notes: Deborah Sweet -
1)There is a Third Mayflower connection (others are through ALDEN &
MULLINS via SOUTHWORTH), through the FULLERline, (said FULLER line also
connecting with the ROWLEY line). More work needs to be done to verify -
ie, documentation. It is on various ROWLEY & FULLERonline sites, showing
her ancestry as given in this report.
Edward FULLER>Samuel Fuller m. Jane (Lathrop)>John Fuller m. Mehitable
(ROWLEY, sis of Moseswho m. Mary Fletcher and was the Gr.Gfthr of
Ithamar Rowley, Dimmis's Husband)>John Fuller m. Mary Cornwall>Esther
Fuller m. Stephen GATES>Dimmis Gates m. Ithamar Rowley
This line makes Dimmis & Ithamar 2nd cousins, ie., their Gr.Grandparents
were brother and sister.
2) DOD - a. not later than 12/20/1825 -based on her Husband,
Ithamar Rowley's Will/Estate papers (see his notes forcomplete
transcription), being the date the will was written. No mention ismade
of wife, or former wife, or deceased wife Dimmis in any of the papers
relating to the 'will of real estate of Ithamar Rowley'. b. CEMETERY
VISIT, 7/7/01 - She is buried next to Ithamar, her stone is so badly
deteriorated, and had been poorly repaired at one time, that the dates
are almost impossible to make out. It reads as follows:
Sacred to the memory of Dimmis consortof Ithamar Rowley, Deceased
?September, October?, day is illegible, 182--(covered by badly rusting
iron strap), Aged 71 years, 10 months, --day(s?).
From the "Aged" given, I extrapolated the DOD to have been in either
Septemberor October of 1824, based on her verified DOB, even though the
stone COULD say April 11, but this is impossible to say with certainty. A
check of the cemetery records needs to be made. The 1824 date does fit in
with the above reasoning that she must have died before Ithamar made his
will in 1825.
c. DAR appl. of Dorothy Rowley (op cit, see Esther
Fuller notes) give DOD of 1/31/1829- I believe that the year was misread
off the stone, and that the 1829 should be 1824, again, because Ithamar's
1825 will does not name her at all. The 1/31 may be correct. It is to be
noted, however, that all other dates pertaining to Ithamar and Dimmis are
correct on the application.
3) The births of all of the children are in the Barbour Collection
for Chatham, Vol. 6, p. 137
4) Dimmis's birth is recorded at Middletown. Barbour Collection, Vol.
26, Middletown, Part I, A-J, p. 213
Gates, Demmis d Step[he]n & Esther born November23, 1752 Vol.2
page 323; she was, however, probably actually born in Chatham | Dimmis GATES
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"History of Spencer, Massachusetts, from its earliest settlement to the year 1860"; by James Draper; printed by H. J. Howland; Worcester, Massachusetts; 1860 (F74.S77 D7 CSL)
"History of the County of Annapolis, Nova Scotia"; by W. A. Calnek, William Briggs; Toronto, Canada; 1897 (971.6 NS SCGS)
[Research of Lucy Traves] | Dorothy GATES
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OBIT: Name: Handyside, Edna G.
Date: Sep 1 1958
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #115.
Notes: Handyside, Edna G. (nee Gates), beloved, wife of Douglas P., dear mother of Douglas P. Jr., Mrs. Karl Heinz Biemer and Holsey G., and grandmother, passed away Friday, late residence, 762 Broadway, Bedford, O. Friends may call at the Donald B. Johnson Funeral Home, 521 Broadway, Bedford, where services will be held Tuesday, Sept. 2, 1958, at 3 p. m. In lieu of flowers, it is suggested that memorials be made to The American Cancer Society. | Edna G. GATES
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OBIT: Name: Gates, Edwin N.
Date: February 22, 1908
Source: Cemetery record; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #028.
Notes: Gates-Edwin N., at his late residence, 4187 Valley rd., Thursday, February 20, of pneumonia, aged 66 years. Funeral Saturday, at M. E. church, South Brooklyn. Please omit flowers. 1908. Brookmere Cemetery Cleveland, Ohio. | Edwin GATES
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[gurley.FTW]
Elizabeth Gates, youngest child of daniel and Sarah Gates, married her neighbor, Zechariah Whitman. John whitman, father of Zechariah, had arrived in Stow in 1715 to manage the neaby Alcok-Assabet farm. The Gates and Whitman children had grown up as neighbors. The school for the town was held at the Gates house.
I am happy to share information. The majority of this work is sourced with primary proof. Family Tree, however, chooses to use itself as the documentation source when you merge files. Contact me for the proper citation if one is missing. Please share w | Elizabeth GATES
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| 12521 |
MARRIAGE: GATES, ELLA M and FISH, HARRY R vol.0035 pg.0167 | Ella M. GATES
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| 12522 |
EMIGRATED: in 1651 to Hartford,CT
BIOGRAPHY: Founder of Haddam, CT
MISCELLANEOUS: buried in unmarked grave in Cove Cemetary | George GATES
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| 12523 |
Infirm. | George GATES
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| 12524 |
Research and source notes: Deborah Sweet -
1) Named as Guardian of 4 minor children (of 8 total) of his and
deceased wife Lynda, d/o Ithamar Rowley in estate papers of Ithamar.
Guardianship papers signed Martin Gates on 5/3/1830. Therefore, dod
estimated aft. that date. On the service papers signed Martin Gates on
3/12/1830, no residence is given, but must have been in the area, as
dates are close to same which other heirs signed who where known to have
been living in the area. eg., Sharon. | George GATES
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| 12525 |
Per Bob Gates - they moved to Sharon, Schoharie Co., NY and from there
went farther west. | Hannah GATES
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| 12526 |
OBIT: Name: Gates, Harlan E.
Date: May 25 1970
Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #111.
Notes: Gates. Harlan E. Gates, late residence, 23819 Ambour Dr., N. Olmsted, beloved husband of Mary Antoinette (Walters), loving son of Eleanor Elwell and the late Harold Gates, dear brother of Robert A., cherished nephew of Amy G. Meacham. Funeral services Monday, May 25, at Corrigan Funeral Home, Lorain Ave. at W. 208th St., Fairview Park at 2:30 p.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. | Harlan E. GATES
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| 12527 |
OBIT: Name: Gates, Harold L.
Date: March 14, 1927
Source: Cemetery record; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #028.
Notes: Gates-Harold L., residence, 4407 Snow road, Parma; beloved husband of Eleanore (nee Sayles), father of Harlan E. and Robert A., son of Ellen C., Friday, p. m. Funeral from O. F. Spaulding's funeral home 2704 Denison avenue. Tuesday, at 2:30 p. m. 1884 - 1927. Brookmere Cemetery Cleveland, Ohio. | Harold L. GATES
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| 12528 |
Research and source notes: Deborah Sweet -
1) Name, dob, dod - Named in Grandfather Ithamar Rowley's estate
papers as a minor child of deceased d/o Ithamar, Lynda Gates. Guardian
papers signed 5/3/1830 by his father George Gates re:will of Ithamar.
This places his estimated dob & dod as shown. | Hart GATES
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| 12529 |
Connecticut Death Index, 1949-2001
Name: HELEN G HAZEN
Death Date: 24 Oct 1970
Death Place: West Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut
Age: 90 Years
Birth Date: xxxYOB
Marital Status: Widowed
State File #: 21195
Residence: Thomaston, Litchfield, Connecticut
Gender: Female
Race: White | Helen Chapin GATES
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| 12530 |
BIOGRAPHY:
GATES, HOLSEY (HALSEY) (1799-2 Nov. 1865) was an early set?ler of the WESTERN RESERVE and the namesake for the village of GATES MILLS in Mayfield Twp. Born in East Haddam, CT, to Nathaniel and Hannah Gates, the family moved to Delhi, NY in 1815 following Nathaniel's death. Soon after, Gates' brother and sister (Jeremiah Gates and Clarissa Gates Brainerd) moved to northeastern Ohio, with Jeremiah eventually settling in the village of BROOKLYN (Old Brooklyn) and opening a sawmill with the assistance of brother Nathaniel, who permanently settled there ca. 1824.
BIOGRAPHY: Holsey Gates, the youngest of the 3 brothers, arrived in the area in 1825. A master miller who had accumulated much capital and milling equipment, he surveyed and purchased a 130-acre mill site in the Chagrin River Valley in Mayfield Twp. In 1826, Gates relocated with wife Lucy Ann and mother Hannah to a log cabin at the site, and over the next year he dammed the river, dug a mill race, and erected a sawmill and gristmill. The operation of these water-powered industries stimulated the development of Gates Mills. Over the next quarter-century, Gates designed and built structures in and around the village, including the Gates Mills Inn (part of the CHAGRIN VALLEY HUNT CLUB, which burned down in 1994). In 1842 he constructed a larger, more "modern" gristmill on the Chagrin River, powered by four water wheels. The original mill was converted into a rake factory. Gates also helped to fund, design and build the Gates Mills Methodist Episcopal church. The Greek Revival structure (now known as St. Christopher's by the River) was completed in 1855. Gates married Lucy Ann Bradley prior to moving to Ohio. The couple had 9 children. Gates was buried in Woodland Cemetery.
BIOGRAPHY: Gates's most prolific offspring was his son, Washington Gates (1827-12 Aug. 1897), a prominent architect, builder and water power industrialist who helped to develop CHAGRIN FALLS TOWNSHIP and BEDFORD . Born in Gates Mills, Washington Gates apprenticed under his father. In all, the Gates family designed and erected 18 structures in Gates Mills. After 1865, Washington built and operated a rake factory (with brother William) in Toledo; he moved to Chagrin Falls in 1868, where he purchased a grist mill. As a prominent businessman, Gates was soon a member of the Chagrin Falls Village Council. In 1873, Gates began construction of an Italian/Victorian residence on the corner of Pearl (now Washington) and Walnut streets in Chagrin Falls, which was purchased by the village in 1938 for use as the Village Hall. Gates, along with his son Holsey M [sic] (1855-21 Sept. 1914), also constructed a grand residence in Bedford, where "W. Gates & Son" had opened and operated the Bedford Roller Mills in 1890, following a significant modernization of the Chagrin Falls and Bedford mills. The Gates-Handyside House, finished ca. 1894 and the first house constructed in Bedford that was wired for electricity, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
BIOGRAPHY: Handyside, Holsey Gates. "The Gates Family: Millers and Builders," published as
Facade Monograph No. 7, Cleveland Restoration Society (1991).
OBIT: Name: Gates, Holsey
Date: 11/2/1865
Source: Cemetery record; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #028.
Notes: Age 68. Woodland Cemetery Cleveland, Ohio. | Holsey GATES
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OBIT: Name: Gates, Holsey M.
Date: September 24, 1914
Source: Cemetery record; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #028.
Notes: Gates-Holsey M., age 39 years, suddenly at his home in Bedford, Sept. 21, 1914. Funeral from late residence, Thursday, Sept. 24, at 2 p. m. Burial Bedford cemetery. 1855 - 1914. Bedford Cemetery Bedford, Ohio. | Holsey M. GATES
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OBIT: Name: Gates, Howard C.
Date: June 3, 1926
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #028.
Notes: Gates-Howard C., beloved husband of Edith K. Gates, father of Mrs. George W. Davidson and brother of Mrs. H. H. Bratton, at Lake Coma, Fla., April 15, age 74 years. Interment at Brookmere Cemetery, Cleveland, O., Thursday, June 3, at 3 p. m.
RESIDENCES: 1900 - 9 Gates Street, Brooklyn Township, Cuyahoga, Ohio | Howard C. GATES
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| 12533 |
Ref; AFN:1WXC-N0Q
Christened: 22 Apr 1764, Millington, Middlesex Co., Connecticut | Huldah GATES
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| 12534 |
? | Ira GATES
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| 12535 |
I am happy to share information. The majority of this work is sourced with primary proof. Family Tree, however, chooses to use itself as the documentation source when you merge files. Contact me for the proper citation if one is missing. Please share w | Israel GATES
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| 12536 |
James Gates came to Nova Scotia as a Loyalist with his father.
1692-4: James Gates name appears on the rate payers list for Wilmont. for 1792 and 1794.
1827: The Nova Scotia Census listed him as a farmer and a Baptist living in Wilmot Township. His family included 6 males and 6 females.
1838: The Census for the Township of Wilmot he was listed as a farmer living with Rachel. (Malvern Square was settled in 1790 and was called Mill Town before that.)
1872: At a public meeting the name was changed to Malvern Square (four roads meet here) at the suggestion of William Gates. James received the first Grant of land in what is now Malvern Square. The grant extended from the Annapolis River to the crest of North Mountain and from the Kings County line to Dodge Road. He also built the old mill on the Wiswell Brook at Malvern Square. Wife: Rachel. Children: Benjamin, Oldham, Daniel, Edward, Ruth (deceased), Mary (deceased), Elinor (deceased). [Research of Lucy Traves]
"The Last Will and Testiment of James Gates of Wilmot Township" Estate Folio G16; dated March 4, 1835; 1839
"History of Spencer, Massachusetts, from its earliest settlement to the year 1860"; by James Draper; printed by H. J. Howland; Worcester, Massachusetts; 1860 (F74.S77 D7 CSL) | James GATES
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BIOGRAPHY: In 1816 Jeremiah GATES came from Delhi, (Delaware County,) N.Y., on foot in order to examine the country between that place and Brooklyn. Satisfied with his survey, he returned home, married Phoebe DEMING and started back with her and his brother, Nathaniel, making the trip, this time, with horse and wagon to Buffalo and thence to Cleveland by boat.
Their only daughter, Matilda, was the first white child born in the township. She married Isiah FISH, and died at the age of thirty-three.
-- "Memorial To The Pioneer Women Of The Western Reserve", published in July 1896
OBIT: Name: Gates, Jeremiah
Date: 1870
Source: Cemetery record; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #028.
Notes: Age 75. Brookmere Cemetery Cleveland, Ohio.
RESIDENCES: Originally from Connecticut, he moved to Delhi, New York and then came to Ohio.
The Jeremiah Gates Home was built in 1820 with bricks fashioned with baking clay from a nearby stream. Located at 3506 Memphis Avenue it is believed to be the oldest residence in Old Brooklyn.
RELATIONSHIP_ESTABLISHED_BY: 1854 deed lists Jeremiah, Reuben, and Charles as the sellers of property in Brooklyn. | Jeremiah GATES
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| 12538 |
Ref; AFN: 1WXC-N1X
Christened: 11 Dec 1768, Millington, Middlesex Co., Connecticut | Jesse GATES
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| 12539 |
"History of Spencer, Massachusetts, from its earliest settlement to the year 1860"; by James Draper; printed by H. J. Howland; Worcester, Massachusetts; 1860 (F74.S77 D7 CSL)
"Stephen Gates of Hingham"; by Clarence Almon Torrey from the "NEHGS Register"; Jane Fletcher Fiske, editor; 121:222; New England Historic Genealogical Society Register; Boston, Massachusetts; July 1966 (974.0 NEa SCGS) (F74 P41 CSL) (974.48 S41 NYSL) | John GATES
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| 12540 |
1827 Census for Nova Scotia, he was living in Wilmot and was listed as a Baptist with a family of 5 males and 6 females for a total of 11.
1838 Census for the Township of Wilmot he was listed as a farmer with Catherine and a family of 2 males under 6; 1 male under 14; 2 females under 14; 1 male over 14 and 2 females over 14 for a total of 10.
1851 Census for Aylesford he was listed a Baptist with a family of 2 males between 10 and 20; 1 male and 1 female between 20 and 30; 1 male and 1 female over 50. In the 1861 Census for Aylesford South he was listed with a family of 2 males and 2 females for a total of 4. This included 1 male over 3 and under 4, 1 single female over 20 and under 30, 1 female over 60 and under 70, and 1 male over 70.
Note: John Gates, aged 74, died leaving a widow and 11 children. [Research of Lucy Traves] | John GATES
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| 12541 |
Cause of Death: Cholera
Per Bob Gates, Jonah was a farmer. He and his wife joined the First
Church, East Haddam on July 6, 1817. He held the militaryrank of
Colonel. his refs (1, 220 see Gates Family by Bob) | Jonah GATES
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| 12542 |
1752, June 27: Jonas Gates was born at Leicester (Worcester) Massachusetts.
"History of the County of Annapolis, Nova Scotia" by W. A. Calnek, William Briggs; Toronto, Canada; 1897 (971.6 NS SCGS)
1752, August 23: Jonas Gates was christened at Spencer (Worcester) Massachusetts. [Research of Lucy Traves]
"History of the County of Annapolis, Nova Scotia" by W. A. Calnek, William Briggs; Toronto, Canada; 1897 (971.6 NS SCGS)
"History of Spencer, Massachusetts, from its earliest settlement to the year 1860" by James Draper; printed by H. J. Howland; Worcester, Massachusetts; 1860 (F74.S77 D7 CSL) | Jonas GATES
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| 12543 |
OBIT: Name: Gates, Lafayette
Date: February 26, 1909
Source: Cemetery record; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #028.
Notes: Gates-Lafayette, suddenly at Cincinnati, O., February 22. Funeral Friday, February 26, at 2 p. m., standard time, at his late residence, 3521 Memphis ave. 1848 - 1909. Brookmere Cemetery Cleveland, Ohio. | Lafayette GATES
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No children
OBIT: Name: Fuller, Lydia A.
Date: May 19, 1924
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #028.
Notes: Fuller-Lydia A. (nee Gates), age 77 years, of 7412 Dellenbaugh, widow of the late Henry S. Fuller, formerly of Parma Heights, passed away on Friday morning. Funeral services at the home of Mrs. J. B. De Silvey, 8415 Hough avenue, Suite 11, Monday, May 19, at 2 p.m. Interment and brief services at Brookmere cemetery at 3 p.m.
MARRIAGE: GATES, LYDIA and FOWLES, ABRAM vol.0013 pg.0131 Cuyahoga Cty
MARRIAGE: FOWLES, LYDIA A and FULLER, HENRY S vol.0048 pg.0440 Cuyahoga Cty | Lydia Ann GATES
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| 12545 |
I am happy to share information. The majority of this work is sourced with primary proof. Family Tree, however, chooses to use itself as the documentation source when you merge files. Contact me for the proper citation if one is missing. Please share w | Margaret GATES
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| 12546 |
Information provided by Leilani (Kuntz) Spring with the assistance of many individuals. Contact: SwLeilani@yahoo.com | Margaret GATES
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| 12547 |
Mary Rogness's - Spouse of second cousin 7 times removed | Margaret GATES
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| 12548 |
? | Marie GATES
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| 12549 |
Mary Rogness's - Spouse of second cousin 7 times removed | Martha GATES
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| 12550 |
Research and source notes: Deborah Sweet -
1) Named in Grandfather Ithamar Rowley's estate papers as a minor
child of deceased d/o Ithamar, Lynda Gates. Guardian papers signed
5/3/1830 by his father George Gates re: will of Ithamar.This places his
estimated dob & dod as shown. | Martin GATES
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