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| 101 | Household Members: Richard Holcomb 61 Evaline Holcomb 54 Charles H. Holcomb 27 Bertha Holcomb 23 Dorthy Holcomb 16 Carl W Holcomb 14 Edith Holcomb 12 Robert M. Holcomb 6 | Holcomb, Bertha E. (I1590)
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| 102 | Household Members: Richard Holcomb 61 Evaline Holcomb 54 Charles H. Holcomb 27 Bertha Holcomb 23 Dorthy Holcomb 16 Carl W Holcomb 14 Edith Holcomb 12 Robert M. Holcomb 6 | Holcomb, Dorothy (I1591)
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| 103 | Household Members: Richard Holcomb 61 Evaline Holcomb 54 Charles H. Holcomb 27 Bertha Holcomb 23 Dorthy Holcomb 16 Carl W Holcomb 14 Edith Holcomb 12 Robert M. Holcomb 6 | Holcomb, Carl A. (I1592)
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| 104 | Household Members: Richard Holcomb 61 Evaline Holcomb 54 Charles H. Holcomb 27 Bertha Holcomb 23 Dorthy Holcomb 16 Carl W Holcomb 14 Edith Holcomb 12 Robert M. Holcomb 6 | Holcomb, Edith (I1593)
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| 105 | Household Members: Richard Holcomb 61 Evaline Holcomb 54 Charles H. Holcomb 27 Bertha Holcomb 23 Dorthy Holcomb 16 Carl W Holcomb 14 Edith Holcomb 12 Robert M. Holcomb 6 | Holcomb, Robert Martin (I1594)
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| 106 | He had five children with his second wife. He had three from the third. He married a forth time but the wifes name is unknown. | Tillinghast, Thomas (I7528)
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| 107 | ! clothier and miller by trade in Byefield Parish Newbury . p. 278 Blodgette. !From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.Pearson vital records say this child born to Benjamin and MARY but there wouldn't have been another Benjamin old enough. The MARY is probably HANNAH. PVR death date ! From merimack NH pages, the dates don't jive but the descendancy does. for full source information contact Merry Anne Pierson at tfsengnr@worldnet.att.net If you have corrections, additions, or questions, please contact me. | Pearson, Jonathan (I8360)
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| 108 | !ANCESTRAL FILE: #20S6-42. BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: The Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, MA, by Hoyte. Easton Family. Nova Scotia Eastons by Francis Allred. Meacham Book of Remembrance, by L. D. Meacham. | Eaton, John (I2163)
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| 109 | !ANCESTRAL FILE: #20S6-9W. BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: The Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, MA, by Hoyte. Easton Family. Nova Scotia Eastons by Francis Allred. Meacham Book of Remembrance, by L. D. Meacham. | Eaton, Richard (I7638)
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| 110 | !ANCESTRAL FILE: #20S6-B3. | Sheapheard, Elizabeth (I7637)
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| 111 | !ANCESTRAL FILE: #8M5F-CR. BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: The Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, MA, by Hoyte. Easton Family. Nova Scotia Eastons by Francis Allred. Meacham Book of Remembrance, by L. D. Meacham. | Crossman, Anne (I2164)
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| 112 | !ANCESTRAL FILE: #9B0R-HQ. | Sheapheard, Thomas (I7625)
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| 113 | !ANCESTRAL FILE: #9B0R-JW. | (Sheapheard), ? (I7624)
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| 114 | !ANCESTRAL FILE: #GHZ1-6N. BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Ancestral file material - no sources known. | Eaton, Robert (I7626)
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| 115 | !BIR-MAR-DEATH: Abridged Compendium Vol. 7. Haverhill Vital Records. Americana (1937/9); p. 207. ANCESTRAL FILE: #20S6-GR. | Eaton, Elizabeth (I2137)
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| 116 | !BIR-MAR-DEATH: Abridged Compendium Vol. 7. Haverhill Vital Records. Americana (1937/9); p. 207. ANCESTRAL FILE: #8M5F-L0. | Davis, James (I2136)
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| 117 | !BIR-MAR-DEATH: Abridged Compendium Vol. 7. Haverhill Vital Records. Americana (1937/9); p. 207. ANCESTRAL FILE: #9B0P-KS. | Davis, Constance (I2108)
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| 118 | !BIR-MAR-DEATH: Abridged Compendium Vol. 7. Haverhill Vital Records. Americana (1937/9); p. 207. | Davis, Elisha (I7641)
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| 119 | !BIR-MAR-DEATH: Abridged Compendium Vol. 7. Haverhill Vital Records. Americana (1937/9); p. 207. | Davis, James (I7642)
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| 120 | !BIR-MAR-DEATH: Abridged Compendium Vol. 7. Haverhill Vital Records. Americana (1937/9); p. 207. | Davis, Sarah (I7643)
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| 121 | !BIR-MAR-DEATH: Abridged Compendium Vol. 7. Haverhill Vital Records. Americana (1937/9); p. 207. | Davis, Ann (I7644)
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| 122 | !BIR-MAR-DEATH: Abridged Compendium Vol. 7. Haverhill Vital Records. Americana (1937/9); p. 207. | Davis, Elizabeth (I7645)
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| 123 | !BIR-MAR-DEATH: Abridged Compendium Vol. 7. Haverhill Vital Records. Americana (1937/9); p. 207. | Davis, Daniel (I7646)
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| 124 | !BIR-MAR-DEATH: Abridged Compendium Vol. 7. Haverhill Vital Records. Americana (1937/9); p. 207. | Davis, John (I7647)
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| 125 | !BIR-MAR-DEATH: Abridged Compendium Vol. 7. Haverhill Vital Records. Americana (1937/9); p. 207. | Davis, Esther (I7648)
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| 126 | !BIR-MAR-DEATH: Abridged Compendium Vol. 7. Haverhill Vital Records. Americana (1937/9); p. 207. | Davis, Hester (I7649)
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| 127 | !BIR-MAR-DEATH: Abridged Compendium Vol. 7. Haverhill Vital Records. Americana (1937/9); p. 207. | Davis, Hannah (I7650)
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| 128 | "from loose pages found in the Smith/Wood family Bible and kept at the New Fairfield Branch of West Chazy [NY] Library." | Douglass, Barzillai (I1318)
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| 129 | "Great Grandma Was A Congdon", by Earl P. Crandall; Higginson Book Co., 1995, p 17. Some sources give her husband's name as Phineas BROWN. The year given is the year of birth of the first child of her husband's second wife. | Congdon, Mary (I1115)
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| 130 | "Great Grandma Was A Congdon", by Earl P. Crandall; Higginson Book Co., 1995, p 17. | Congdon, Patience (I1314)
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| 131 | "Great Grandma Was A Congdon", by Earl P. Crandall; Higginson Book Co., 1995, p 18. | Congdon, Dorcas (I1141)
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| 132 | "Great Grandma Was A Congdon", by Earl P. Crandall; Higginson Book Co., 1995, p 18. | Congdon, Yelverton (I1321)
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| 133 | "Great Grandma Was A Congdon", by Earl P. Crandall; Higginson Book Co., 1995, p 18. | Congdon, Sarah (I1322)
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| 134 | "He was educated in the schools of Crompton, and on completing his studies, learned the trade of wheelwright and carriage builder. He established himself independently in business in the viallage of Crompton at one time." | Brown, Charles (I5756)
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| 135 | "He was for many years the high sheriff of Kent County, RI, and a well-known figure in public life in the county in the middle decades of the nineteenth century. He owned and perated an extensive farm n Crompton, and was active in town affairs until his death. Mr. Brown was for many years road comminssioner of Warwick." | Brown, Peleg Dawley (I5753)
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| 136 | "History of Winona County, vol III, 1913; pp 695-697 Herman F. Gerlicher, president of the Dr. Koch Vegetable Tea Company,one of the growing concerns of Winona, is a native of the city where he still resides, born April 10, 1862, son of Andrew and Susan (Oech) Gerlicher, the pioneers. He was taken to Wilson township, this county,as an infant, and there remained until eighteen years of age, attending district school, and assisting his parents with the general work of the farm. After a year's course in the Iowa Wesleyan University, at Mt.Pleasant, Iowa, he entered the law offices of Gould & Snow, at Winona, with whom he remained a year. Then he entered the employ of the L. C. Porter Milling Co. Subsequently, he worked for the Laird, Norton Company from 1882 to 1906, a period of nearly twenty-five years. In 1906 he became actively engaged in the Dr. Koch Vegetable Tea Co. Mr. Gerlicher is one of the popular men of Winona, and is a member of the Blue Lodge and the Scottish Rites bodies of the Masonic order. The subject of this sketch was married, February 4, 1886, to Sophie Staack, a native of America but of German ancestry. This union has been blessed with three children, Henrietta, Roscoe F. and Stanley C. The two sons live at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. Henrietta married Walter A. Swoffer, and they have two children, Gretchen and Walter John. The Dr. Koch Vegetable Tea Company was originated in 1890, by George W. Gerlicher, the founder and organizer, and was a gradual development from the drug business in which he had for some years been engaged. The success of the company was assured from the start and the business is growing year by year. The concern manufactures Dr. Koch's Remedies, extracts, ground spices, toilet articles, and the We-no-nah stock tonic, the We-no-nah poultry tonic and the like, all of which are sold throughout the United States. The plant is at 61-63-65 East Second street, Winona. In 1906, by reason of ill health, George W. Gerlicher withdrew from active work, and moved to Los Angeles, California. Other members of the family have gradually become interested in the concern. The present officers are: President, Herman F. Gerlicher; vice-president, Ben F. Gerlicher; secretary-treasurer, Carl Gerlicher." | Gerlicher, Herman F. (I125)
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| 137 | "Jacob Barney, 1634" p 123 by Mary E. Wesbrook, 1982. Letter, Jan. 30, 1917, from Edward J. C. Bullock, Warren, R.I.: "Joseph Sanders, b. 1734; d. Jan. 2, 1783; md. (1) March 30, 1760, Anne Barney, b. 1733; d. Dec. 2, 1765; he md. (2) Aug. 10, 1766, Hopestill Luther. death: WFT #10:1468 has d. Feb. 3, 1783 | Saunders, Joseph (I2128)
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| 138 | "Jacob Barney, 1634" p 123 by Mary E. Wesbrook, 1982. | Barney, Jonathan (I2118)
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| 139 | "Jacob Barney, 1634" p 127 by Mary E. Wesbrook, 1982. | Franklin, Elisha (I8202)
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| 140 | "Jacob Barney, 1634" p 136 by Mary E. Wesbrook, 1982. Parents, birth: From WFT #8:3482 Middle name: From WFT #8:3482 (I had just William W.) | Thomas, William Whitaker (I2034)
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| 141 | "Jacob Barney, 1634" p 136 by Mary E. Wesbrook, 1982. Parents, dates, places from WFT #7:0095 80th Birthday at RA Williams' Cafe, 10 Stone Street, NYC Gave iron fence that borders cemetery. Gave the cemetery a vault Successful Merchant w/brother; Levi Apgar & Co. Sold his interest in a country store in Mt. Pleasant. | Apgar, Mahlon (I8387)
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| 142 | "Jacob Barney, 1634" pp 136, 157 by Mary E. Wesbrook, 1982. 1850 census of New York City, Ward 8, p.253 parents b. Mass. daughter-in-law Minnie Barney: Listed as a daughter on the 1880 census, but also listed as a widow. I have tentatively "married her" to known son Augustus, but she may well be the wife of another son. | Barney, Daniel Jones (I2029)
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| 143 | "Jacob Barney, 1634" pp 136, 157 by Mary E. Wesbrook, 1982. death date: Was it 1862? Mrs. Nancy Wright, 67 Young Drive, Portsmouth, RI 02871-2147 | Barney, Andrew Jackson (I2031)
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| 144 | "Jacob Barney, 1634" pp 136, 157 by Mary E. Wesbrook, 1982. Vital Records of Rehoboth, p.422 1850 census of Cranston, Kent Co., R.I., #685/686 Rhode Island Vital Records (1853-1900) "Bliss Genealogy" Aunt Betty's notes have marriage date as 6 Sept. 1829 | Barney, Benaiah (I1999)
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| 145 | "Jacob Barney, 1634", p 123 by Mary E. Wesbrook, 1982. Parents from Ancestry.com World Tree #14013, Submitter EdytheK@aol.com: Edythe Kuschel, 18066 Hwy 67, Ramona, Ca. 92065 (760) 789-3239 | Wheaton, Charles (I2125)
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| 146 | "Jacob Barney, 1634," by Mary E. Wesbrook, pp.157, 192; "Whitney Genealogy," pp.582, 656; 1850 census of Bellingham, Norfolk Co., Mass., p.199; Mary Wesbrook's book lists a William E. Barney (d.1898); md. Maley Lemond in Salem, Mass. as a son of Freeborn David Jones Barney. But I don't think so. This William E. Barney (according to p.192 of Mary's book) had 3 children: 1. Leah, b. Feb 1848; d. 15 July 1860 in Lynn, Mass. 2. Jennie F. (b. about 1863; d. 11 Aug 1885 in Boston, Mass. 3. William, b. abt 1865; d. 20 Aug 1894. | Barney, Freeborn David Jones (I2028)
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| 147 | "Mr. and Mrs. Brown made their home after their marriage in the old Holden homestead in Crompton, which was purchased by Captain John Holden, in October, 1816. Mrs. Brown removed from the homestead to her present home in July, 1896, taking with her many precious heirlooms and antiques, among which was the grandfather's clock, which had stood in one corner of the old home for seventy years. It would be a pleasant task to weave a romance, rich in anecdotes of generations gone by, around the scenes on which the old clock has looked down." | Holden, Sarah (I5757)
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| 148 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I794)
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| 149 | "Representative Men and Families of Rhode Island," p.1658; Rhode Island Vital Records (1853-1900); Maurice Colwell Barney says he was b. in R.I. according to the 1850 & 1880 R.I. censuses. (WFT #4:0735) marriage: by Rev. A. Huntington Clap, Congregational Pastor Notes from My Roots; Updated: Mar 19, 2002 Contact: Sunni Kay McPheeters | Barney, William Henry Harrison (I1992)
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| 150 | "Representative Men and Families of Rhode Island," pp.1658-1659; Per Roger Kenyon [son of Muriel Ora (Colwell) Kenyon] as told to Maurice Colwell Barney III by his cousin, Pamela Ruth (Barney) LaBanca, William Henry Barney (WHB) died after getting drunk and falling in a snowbank, subsequently catching lobar pneumonia (flu). His father-in-law, Maurice Gilbert Colwell (MGC), having to bury WHB in February 1907 also took ill (see Colwell family records) and died shortly (2-3 weeks) thereafter. Thus, two families lost their respective heads of the households in a very short time period. Per Glendon Colwell Hall (July 16, 1994) the Colwell/Barney (meat) business had been well on its way to making both MGC and WHB millionaires. The family business died out with these two men and was absorbed by other local businesses. Glendon Colwell Hall "Colwells of New England" record indicates WHB and Ethel Ora Colwell were married August 28, 1900, while the book "Genealogy of the Barney Family in America" [see editor's note on page 442] indicates they were married on August 31, 1900. Maurice Colwell Barney III looked up records of marriages in Providence, RI for the period 1891-1900, inclusive, and verified that the marriage date is August 28, 1900. The Barney Family Historical Association has corrected thier records too. | Barney, William Henry Jr. (I1995)
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