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| 1051 | Civil War service - Sgt - 142nd NY Infantry Potter, Lester Dickinson,NY 1838 Dickinson Orson Potter Caroline Nutting 142nd NY Co. F Sgt. Aug., 1862 Farmer severely wounded at the battle of Drewry's Bluff, VA May 16, 1864. Discharged June, 1865. PO address: Horton, Bremer Co. Iowa. d. 1919 at Nashua, IA. from website: http://franklin.nygenweb.net/military/CWfull_n.html | Potter, Lester Farin (I2080)
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| 1052 | Civil War Vet | Coffield, D C (I4543)
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| 1053 | Civil WarPvt. Enlisted = Sep. 5, 1861 Discharged = Aug. 28, 1865 Co H 8th Ind Inf (GAR) | Reeve, Abraham Jr. (I4452)
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| 1054 | CLARK—Mrs. Emma W. Clark, age 66, of Friendsville Stage, Choconut, Pa., died Friday at 9:30 a. m. at her home, after a short illness. She is survived by her husband, Vern E. Clark of Choconut, Pa.; two daughters, Mrs. Richard (Pauline) Baker of Choconut, Pa. and Mrs. George (Barbara) Roscoe of Unadilla; a son, Franklin W. Clark of Cleveland. Ohio; seven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and cousins. She was a member of the Vestal Center Baptist Church and its Ladies Bible Class. The body was removed to the Allen Memorial Home, 511-513 East Main St., Endicott. where funeral and Interment services will be held Monday at 1:30 p. m. The Rev. Willis R. Hull, Jr., pastor of the Vestal Center Baptist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in the Broadway Cemetery. p 12 BINGHAMTON PRESS Sat., Jan., 9, 1960 | Walters, Laura Emma (I4718)
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| 1055 | Class of 1846 at Penn | Platt, Charles (I1317)
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| 1056 | Class of 1951 at Haverford College | Tucker, Robert Newbold (I4457)
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| 1057 | Colchester Burying Ground | Otis, Nathaniel (I1601)
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| 1058 | Cold Spring Presbyterian Cemetery | Hughes, Dr Harold Franklin (I2874)
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| 1059 | Cold Spring Presbyterian Cemetery | Amundsen, Janet P (I2875)
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| 1060 | Cold Spring Presbyterian Cemetery | Hughes, Franklin "Frank" Ramsdell (I3555)
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| 1061 | Cold Spring Presbyterian Cemetery | Bishop, Lulu Lee (I3556)
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| 1062 | Colonial America or birth 1650 | Sands I, Capt John (I3318)
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| 1063 | Committed suicide off Henry Avenue bridge June 1940 | Stewart, Mary Howard (I1194)
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| 1064 | Connecticut County, District and Probate Courts. | Source (S62)
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| 1065 | Connecticut. Church Records Index. Connecticut State Library, Hartford, Connecticut. | Source (S8)
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| 1066 | Daily Gazette & Bulletin Mar 21 1904: The well known lumber shipper passes away on Sunday John W Ebert passed away on Sunday at his home, 700 Franklin Street. He was born in Germany Feb 20 1847. He is survived by a widow and seven children: Alfred, Ida, Ella, Clara, Emily, Julia and Elsa. ************************************************************ | Ebert, John William (I45)
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| 1067 | Data compiled by Historical Data Systems of Kingston, MA form the following list of works. Copyright 1997-2000 Historical Data Systems, Inc. PO Box 35 Duxbury. | Source (S167)
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| 1068 | Data compiled by Historical Data Systems of Kingston, MA from the following list of works. Copyright 1997-2009 | Source (S120)
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| 1069 | Daughter of Frederick G Yorks & Freda Calbant, she married William Potts Jones in 1914. They had the following children: Freda Yorks Jones Patricia Eileen Jones She was listed as divorced on her death certificate. | Yorks, Elsie Adora (I3804)
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| 1070 | Daughter Phyllis Gilkey was given Clark Family Bible. Lucy A. Kiehl was given Bible on Nov 25 1883, 4 yrs after marriage. | Clark, Marguerite (I120)
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| 1071 | Deacon | Clark, Edward (I477)
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| 1072 | Death | Gilbert, Robert Allen (I42)
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| 1073 | Death Age: 66 | Core, Hannah (I1507)
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| 1074 | Death Age: 70 | Taylor, Rebecca Field (I902)
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| 1075 | Death Certificate says Hodgkins Disease | Adams, Henry Allen (I1369)
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| 1076 | December 25, 1845 by Rev. John W. Davison, Harry S. Clark of Merryall and Miss Clarissa Tupper Lathrop of Springville, Pa. | Clark, Harry Spalding (I12)
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| 1077 | Deep Run Cemetery, Bedminster Twp., beside his father | Hart, James I (I1040)
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| 1078 | Deep Run Presbyterian Church, | Hart, Samuel C the pioneer (I1044)
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| 1079 | Departement du Nord | Mayhiew, Hester (I3903)
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| 1080 | Descendants[edit] While Lothropp's fame may not have lasted much beyond his life, famous descendants continue to influence the world through this day. His direct descendants in America and elsewhere number more than 80,000, including: Rev. John Lathrop (1740-1816), great-great-grandson; congregationalist Boston minister Presidents of the United States: George H. W. Bush George W. Bush Millard Fillmore {Possible first cousin of John Lathrop} James A. Garfield Ulysses S. Grant Franklin D. Roosevelt Revolutionary War figure Benedict Arnold Early leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Joseph Smith [8] Hyrum Smith Wilford Woodruff Oliver Cowdery Parley P. Pratt Orson Pratt State governors: Jeb Bush Thomas E. Dewey Jon Huntsman, Jr. William W. Kitchin Sarah Palin George W. Romney Mitt Romney Jim Guy Tucker[9] US Senator Adlai Stevenson III Secretary of State John Foster Dulles CIA Director Allen Welsh Dulles Joseph F. Smith, 6th President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Joseph Fielding Smith, 10th President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Ezra Taft Benson, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture and 13th President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Roman Catholic cardinal Avery Dulles Old West gunfighter and lawman Wild Bill Hickock Poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Educator, president of Yale University, and American diplomat Kingman Brewster, Jr. Historian, College Administrator, and president of Harvard University, Catherine Drew Gilpin Faust[10] United States Representative Galusha A. Grow, father of the Homestead Act Historical, Asahel Lathrop Mormon Pioneer[11] Artists Lewis Comfort Tiffany and Georgia O'Keeffe Physician, author Benjamin Spock Wife of the founder of Stanford University Jane Stanford Author and doctor Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. and his son, US Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. Novelist Michael MacConnell Founder of Post Cereal Company C. W. Post Founder of General foods Marjorie Merriweather Post Founder of Fuller Brush Company Alfred Carl Fuller Founder of University of Chicago Law School, Founder of the Harvard Law Review, and Royall Professor of Law at Harvard University Law School, Joseph Henry Beale Financier John Pierpont Morgan The Allred family, including actor Corbin Allred and polygamist sect leaders and brothers Rulon C. Allred and Owen A. Allred Actresses Dina Merrill, Shirley Temple, Brooke Shields, and Maggie Gyllenhaal and her brother actor Jake Gyllenhaal. Actor Clint Eastwood and Kevin Bacon Singer Nick Carter of The Backstreet Boys and his younger brother Aaron Carter[citation needed] | Lothrop, Rev John (I3140)
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| 1081 | Details in this article from Genalogical History of rthe state of VT: https://www.google.com/books/edition/Genealogical_and_Family_History_of_the_S/8Cr5seuiQ2wC?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=%22Cephas+Clark%22&pg=RA1-PA184&printsec=frontcover | Clark, Cephas Jr. (I4842)
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| 1082 | Detective Albert Gault (father of Mrs. Edwin V. Kapp) Actual Baltimore Police badge worn by Detective Albert Gault,, who was a Baltimore City Policeman and Detective from 1866, when he joined the force, until his death in 1900. Detective Gault was a celebrated Detective who was involved in numerous cases during his tenure. The book, entitled "Our police: a history of the Baltimore force from the first watchman to the latest appointee", by De Francias Folsom. Chapter X has about twenty pages detailing some of Detective Gault’s cases. (Note that this badge is the center piece of the first issued star badge in 1851. Only the center piece was worn by detectives to make easier to conceal on the detective's belt or inside his jacket) This badge was found by Detective Gault's relatives among his personal effects. Obituary for Albert Gault, Detective Baltimore City Police Department Detective Gault is Dead His skill and daring in the pursuit of criminals July 27, 1900 Detective Albert Gault 63 years old, died at 10 minutes past 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon at his house at 1538 W. Lanvale Street where he had been suffering with stomach trouble for the past 6 months. He had been sinking but Wednesday evening there was a decided change for the worse. He had wasted away to a skeleton having taken no nourishment for weeks, but was conscience until the last. Mrs. Gault and all her children except one, Mr. James W. Gault were present. He arrived last night from Connecticut. The children present were Mr. Robert H. Gault, Miss Kate Gault and Mrs. Edwin Kapp. Mrs. Gault was Miss Sarah Ellen Harrison. She and Detective Gault were married in 1860. Detective Gault leaves one sister--Miss Sallie Gault and two brothers, Messrs. Richard and William Gault. The funeral will probably take place Sunday afternoon. Rev. J.P. Campbell, of the Faith Presbyterian Church, Middle Street and Broadway will conduct the services. The interment will be in Greenmount cemetery. The undertakers are Evans & Spence. Detective Gault was a native of Baltimore and a son of Mr. Robert Gault a well known typefounder. When 14 years old, after spending several in the public schools. Detective Gault served an apprenticeship with the gas-fitting firm of Blair & Co. He followed the trade for 13 years. In 1864 he was appointed on the police force and assigned to work in the Central District under Captain John Mitchell. Very soon afterwards attention was attracted to his "detective" qualities by his prompt discovery of over $7,000 worth of goods from Thompson's tailoring establishment on Fayette Street. During the flood which occurred July 24, 1868 Patrolman Gault attracted attention by saving with great risk to himself two persons from drowning. He was an excellent swimmer. In 1873 while serving under Captain Lannan he was promoted to Sergeant and in the same year was assigned duty as a detective. Among the noted instances of his work as a Detective was the discovery and arrest of the negro, Harris, who was charged with having assaulted a young woman of Saulda, Va. The negro was tried and sentenced to death, but the sentence was commuted to 25 years imprisonment. Detective Gault made several daring arrest of fugitives from justice charged with assault but one of his best pieces of work was the arrest of Marshal Price of Caroline County who was charged with the murder on March 26, 1895 of Sallie E. Dean, a 14 year old girl. Price afterwards was lynched. Detective Gault was also largely instrumental in solving the mystery connected with the murders four years ago in Charles County of the wife and niece of Joseph Cocklag. An instance of his pluck and daring was the bringing to Baltimore from Detroit, Mich., in 1876 Joseph Lewordrell who had robbed Mrs. Lenka, a polish woman, living on Broadway near Thames Street of about $1,000. While the train was passing through the mountains of West Virginia the prisoner whose handcuffs had been removed for a moment, suddenly dashed out of the car door and jumped off the train which was running at full speed, the train was stopped and the detective, unarmed, pursed the fugitive 12 miles through the mountains, recaptured and tied him and flagged the first train. The conductor allowed the two men to get on, but concluded that they were tramps, was about to put them off when a passenger on the train recognized Detective Gault and he was allowed to continue with his prisoner to Baltimore. In September 1895 at Orlando, Fla., he arrested Robert Beason, alias Frank Smith, alias Frank Lefton, alias Clark who defrauded the commission firm Biedler and Jackson, 113 south Charles Street out of over $500. Beason had been a motorman, a check forger and fugitive from justice for many years. Detective Gault had traced him to Florida and returned with the prisoner to Baltimore, he learned on the train that friends of the prisoner had arranged to affect his release. Before arriving at the place where the rescue was to have been attempted Detective Gault got off the train and taking Beason into a swamp, hid there until the next day, when he continued his trip to Baltimore uninterrupted. In the Perot abduction case Detective Gault was commissioned a United States Marshal and sent to England with extradition papers to bring Mrs. Perot back to this country for trial. He was detained in London for over a month, while there a great reception was given him by the London Detective force of Scotland Yard. His death occurred on the anniversary of the day he sailed on the Majestic for London July 26, 1899. Information provided by Mrs. Karen Kidd, who provided a copy of the original newspaper article. (This site and family members are in search of a photo of Detective Albert Gault.) | Gault, Emma B (I3404)
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| 1083 | Did Jurjiaen Peterse,,, | Hendrickson, Annetje (I2151)
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| 1084 | Didbrook cum Hailes | Clarke, Sir John (I2607)
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| 1085 | Died after 1690 - shown on a land list in that year | Tupper, Elisha (I3070)
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| 1086 | Died birthing only child who also died that day | Still, Alice (I2945)
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| 1087 | Died in Birchardville of Diabetes according to obit | Clark, Samuel Bateman (I91)
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| 1088 | died in childbirth - Mary Harvey Potts | Harvey, Mary (I1688)
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| 1089 | Died of a heart attack in Luthers Mills in store owned by his daughter, Juliette Knapp Morgan, wife of Zophar Morgan. (Note from Oscar Morgan) | Knapp, Mortimer (I4300)
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| 1090 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1140)
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| 1091 | Died serving in Civil War | Clark, Ebenezer Benjamin (I107)
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| 1092 | Died serving in the Civil War - died at Camp Pierpoint (from newspaper article) | Kapp, Amos E. (I70)
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| 1093 | Died while playing polo for the Fourth Cavalry. Internal injuries when hit by an opposing players horse. | Ball, George Gill (I1872)
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| 1094 | DOB ?????? | Winthrop, Mary (I2321)
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| 1095 | Drowned in the mill pond, down from the house. | Sands, Bridget (I3314)
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| 1096 | Dutch Reformed Church Records from New York and New Jersey. Holland Society of New York, New York, New York. | Source (S73)
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| 1097 | East | Clark, William Carruth (I519)
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| 1098 | East | Hastings, Salome (I520)
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| 1099 | East Lake Cemetery | Smith, Nathan (I1971)
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| 1100 | East Lindsey District | Marbury, Anne (I3204)
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