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Reference Number:@N631@ | Family F1983
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| 1152 |
Reference Number:@N637@
There were two others, names unknown for a total of 10 Children | Family F1990
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| 1153 |
Reference Number:@N795@
Divorced | Family F1997
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Reference Number:@N880@ | Family F2000
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Reference Number:@N886@ | Family F2001
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registered for WWII | Quinn, Thomas Girard (I10903)
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Reno Gazette-Journal (NV) - January 29, 2000
Deceased Name: Wallace Brooks Park
GARDNERVILLE - Wallace Brooks Park, 87, died Jan. 27, 2000, at Carson-Tahoe Hospital, Carson City.
A native of San Francisco, he was born Aug. 31, 1912, to Wallace and Margaret (Hickey) Park and had lived in Gardnerville most of his life.
Park was a rancher. He was president of Park Cattle Company, a developer of Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course and a member of St. Gall Catholic Church.
Sisters, Margaret Park Pruett and Mildred Lourdeaux, preceded him in death.
Surviving are wife, Jeanne of Gardnerville son, Bruce of Minden daughters, Jeanne Blach of Elko and Kay Seeliger of Reno 14 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
Visitation is scheduled from 6 until the 7 p.m. recitation of the rosary Sunday at the church, 1343 Centerville Lane.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at10 a.m. Monday at the church, with burial at Mottsville Cemetery, Minden, under the direction of Walton's Chapel of the Valley, Carson City.
A memorial fund is being established with the church, 1343 Centerville Lane, Gardnerville 89410. | Park, Wallace Brooks (I9604)
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Resided at 1933 n. 5th at time of death. 19th ward | Rittenhouse, Paul (I2929)
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Resided at 295 Blandia in 1900. Lived with William R. Edwards at 632 Tracey St. in 1920. | Meany, Matthew (I157)
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Residence at time of death 61 Clifford St. Roslindale, MA | Walsh, Bridget (I199)
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| 1161 |
Respitory Failure | Toggweiler, Edward (I1141)
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| 1162 |
retuned from Norway | Barrett, Edward Raymond (I13768)
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returned from trip to Germany | Rosenfeldt, Berta Emilie Auguste (I3042)
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returned with a Lillian Barret 4/26/1893 from Nassau | Barrett, Edward Raymond (I13768)
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Rev. Charles E. Frederick | Family F1
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REv. Dermond 1212 Hancock St. Methodist | Family F12
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Revoluntionary War | Emerson, Capt. Daniel (I61)
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| 1168 |
Revoluntionary War | Strong, John (I4602)
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| 1169 |
Revolutionary War | Frothingham, Capt. Benjamin (I63)
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| 1170 |
Revolutionary War | Balch, Samuel (I103)
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| 1171 |
Revolutionary War | Winans, Rev. John (I115)
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Revolutionary War | Hyde, Andrew (I600)
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Revolutionary War | Poole, William (I1565)
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Revolutionary War | Wheat, Rev. Thomas (I2399)
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Revolutionary War | Humphrey, Thomas (I2965)
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Revolutionary War | Buell, Jeptha (I4547)
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Revolutionary War | Horter, George Jacob (I5165)
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Richmond Times-Dispatch (VA) - March 2, 1999
Deceased Name: Balch, Edwin V.
Balch, Edwin V., 82, of Richmond, a retired Air Force colonel, widower of Margaret Curley Balch. | Balch, Col. Edwin Vivian (I5819)
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RITTENHOUSE.-On the morning of the 2d of August, after a long and
painful illness, which he bore with Christian fortitude,
Mr. PETER L. RITTENHOUSE, son of Godfrey and the late Mary Ann
Rittenhouse, in the 25th year of his age.
Dearest husband, thou hast left me,
And thy loss I deeply feel,
But 'tis God that hath bereft me,
He can all our sorrows heal.
No kisses drop upon our cheeks,
Those lips are sealed to me.
Dear Lord how could I give him up
To anyone but thee?
We saw his sufferings, heard his sighs,
With throbbing hears and weeping eyes;
But now he calmly sleeps at last.
All pain, all grief, all suffering past.
The relatives and friends of the family, also William Penn Lodge,
No. 39, K. of P., are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral, on Friday, the 5th inst., at 3 o'clock, P. M., from the
residence of his father, Mr. Godfrey Rittenhouse, No. 2227 German-
town ave. To proceed to Mechanics' Cemetery. | Rittenhouse, Peter L. (I4750)
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Robert Fitzpatrick, 72 Homosassa
Robert H. Fitzpatrick, 72, Homosassa, died Sunday, June 20, 2004, at his residence under the care of his family and Hospice of Citrus County.
He was born Oct. 16, 1931, in Riverside, N.J., to Joseph and Marian (Montgomery) Fitzpatrick.
He moved to the area in 1988 from East Hampton, N.J.
He was a retired forklift operator for Standard Warehouse in New Jersey.
He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War.
He was a member of Crystal River Moose Lodge 2013.
He was also an honorary life member of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters 676.
He was Methodist.
Survivors include his wife of 18 years, Elaine Dries Fitzpatrick of Homosassa; two sons, Michael Barnett and his wife, Barbara, of Browns Mills, N.J., and David McGee of Newport News, Va.; two daughters, Patty Maakestad and her husband, Larry, of Homosassa, and Brenda Barnett of Galaxy, Va.; brother, Paul L. Fitzpatrick and his wife, Lillie, of Tabernacle, N.J.; sister, Ruth Guillemett of New Orleans, La.; 10 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Wilder Funeral Home, Homosassa Springs. | Fitzpatrick, Robert (I10025)
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| 1181 |
Roll of Battle Abbey | Banaster, Robert (I1867)
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Ropemaker | Rittenhouse, Henry (I479)
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Row 6 | Davis, John (I3620)
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Rushetnee, Ireland | Walsh, Barbara (I6122)
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S. P. Boland officiated | Family F2947
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S. S. Cedric from Liverpool | Lunn, Margaret Anne (I740)
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S. S. Cedric from liverpool. | Thompson, Arthur Edward (I705)
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S. S. Magestic | Chambers, Mary A. (I5771)
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S.S. Marathon | Decourcey, Ellen Elizabeth (I174)
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Said to be first indian deed||Purchased from Sagamore Indian | Brown, John (I5370)
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Sailed 5/9/1635 on the "Susan & Ellen" | Bulkley, Rev Peter (I267)
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Samuel Gilbert probably resided in Hartford until 1707 and moved with his father to Colchester then. There is a possibility that he went northward to Northfield or Deerfield, where he met his wife, Mercy Warner. After his marriage he settled in the town of Lebanon. His children were baptized by the pastor at Lebanon until 1717. About this time he moved to Gilead parish of Hebron and remained there the rest of his life. He was appointed Ensign of the North Company of Trainband in the town of Hebron in 1745 and Captain of the Trainband in Gilead parish in 1749. His will dated September 20, 1754, mentions five sons and five daughters. He was a large landowner and had a large estate.
His family record begins before that of his father ends. Some have assigned to him Lydia, born September 4, 1707, and Mercy, born October 4, 1708. But in his will he mentions not a daughter Lydia or her heirs, hence we conclude that Abilena was his oldest child. There are other indications that this is the correct assignment.
June 22, 1712, Mercy, wife of Samuel Gilbert, publicly owned the covenant of Lebanon.
| Gilbert, Samuel (I6722)
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Samuel may have assisted his mother with taking care of an inn. He was a member of the militia. In October, 1698, he was commissioned Ensign of the North Train Band at Hartford. In July 1705, he sold land in Hartford to his brother, Thomas Gilbert of Boston, mariner. He sold the inn property in Hartford to Capt. Caleb Williamson. About the same time he leased to William Worthington a place on the highway running south from Wyllys Street in Hartford. Worthington bought the property in 1709 and kept an inn there until he moved to Colchester in 1717.
Perhaps about 1706, Ensign Gilbert moved his family to Colchester. In May 1707, he was confirmed Captain of the Train Band in Colchester. In 1709 he was Captain of a company in Colonel William Whiting's regiment in an expedition to Canada.
April 8, 1724, Capt. Samuel Gilbert, then of Lyme but late of Colchester, sold to Joseph Otis of Scituate, MA, "all my farm in Colchester, 280 acres." In the same month he gave or sold land to his son, Nathaniel Gilbert and moved to Paugwonk, within the limits of Lyme. Paugwonk was partly in colchester, partly in Lyme and became the town of Salem in 1803.
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San Jose Mercury News (CA) - October 1, 2004
Deceased Name: Howard Benton Koch
CA United States
Howard Benton Koch of Willow Glen, California, died Tuesday September 28, 2004, at 2:30 p.m., in San Jose, California.
Born on October 21, 1942 in LaGrange, Illinois, he was the son of Howard and Stella Koch.
He was a high-tech marketing consultant in Silicon Valley.
Howard was married to Amy Hughes on July 25, 1987.
He is survived by his wife Amy and their four children; Julie, Susanne, Andrey and Raisa; his mother; Stella Koch; his previous wife; Donna Moody, the mother of Julie and Susanne Koch and 20 nieces and nephews.
A celebration of Howard's life will take place at Leontyne Chapel at Bellarmine College Preparatory, 960 West Hedding Street, San Jose, California 95126, at 1 p.m. on Saturday October 2, 2004. Officiating at the celebration will be Father Carlo Farina and Chaplain Werner G. Vavken, of Valley Christian Schools.
In lieu of flowers a contribution may be made to an educational fund for the benefit of the children. Contributions may be made to "In care of Amy Hughes for the Andrey and Raisa Koch Educational Fund", Bank of America, 1245 Lincoln Ave, San Jose 95125 | Koch, Howard Benton (I6838)
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Sarah Ann Anderson wife of the late Moses Anderson. Relative and friends to attend a funeral at the home of her son William C. Anderson 4225 Salem St Frankford | Henry, Sarah Ann (I2946)
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Saturday December 12, 1896 At Pine Valley, Texas Dec. 10th Mr. Strong Buell, aged 58 years. Mr. L.T. Sloan forwards the body to this city, and his funeral will be held upon arrival with burial in the family lot at Oakland. Strong has been a roamer over the world since the war after serving his country in Co. B First Iowa Cavalry. He leaves a daughter, married and living in South Dakota. | Buell, Strong (I4550)
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Scarlet Fever | Balch, Grace Elizabeth (I85)
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Scarlet Fever | Balch, Grace Elizabeth (I85)
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Scarlet Fever | Balch, Guy T (I86)
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Scarlet Fever | Balch, Guy T (I86)
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