Our Family's Journey Through Time
Matches 51 to 100 of 108
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| 51 | John died from diphtheria. | HEISEL, John (I0569)
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| 52 | John married his brother William's wife (Emily Grosse Mattrisch) after William died. He had no children. | MATTRISCH, John W (I0280)
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| 53 | John never married. | CHEZEM, John (I1157)
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| 54 | John Ridgway served 62 days as Sergeant in Captain Miller's Company, Kentucky Militia, as a substitute for a drafted man who was to serve 6 months. He served September 20, 1814 to November 20, 1814 under General Duncan McArthur. He received an honorable discharge and returned to Elizabethtown, KY about January 29, 1815. He had left Elizabethtown the 1st day of September 1814. The War of 1812 was from June 1, 1812 to December 24, 1814. | RIDGWAY, John C (I1167)
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| 55 | John was captured by Chinese and kept prisoner for some time, but finally was released; and captured one-half of a schooner load of silk. Chinese fired on them and knocked a sliver off the schooner, breaking John's leg. However, he managed to escpe. Later he came to America and settles in Virginia, later to Kentucky. He enlisted in the War of 1812 and was in the Battle of Bemis Heights. | RIDGWAY, John C (I1167)
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| 56 | Joseph died from a heart attack. | PERCENTE, Joseph (I0293)
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| 57 | Ken's parents are John Wahl and Henrietta Turner. | WAHL, Kenneth (I0123)
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| 58 | King of Mercians in Anglo-Saxon England (757-796). Did not rule. Married a Kentish princess. | OF WESSEX, King of Mercians Eafa (I1697)
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| 59 | Kurwien is now known as Karwica, Pisz County, Poland. | SHEVEY, Frederick (I1739)
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| 60 | Langenwalde is now Dlugi Borek in Szczytno County, Poland. | STANKE, William (I68)
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| 61 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Larry LIMBERG / Lisa ERICSON (F608)
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| 62 | Lived two hours. | MATTRISCH, Beverly Ann (I0709)
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| 63 | Loretta's parents are Adolph Kasper and Bertha Behnke. | KASPER, Loretta A (I0585)
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| 64 | Lydia died at home from scarlet fever. | HEISEL, Lydia (I0284)
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| 65 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | AUGUSTINE, Marian Martha (I0034)
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| 66 | Marinette Co. birth records vol. 39 pg. 385. | HEISEL, Clara (I0360)
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| 67 | Marinette Co. birth records vol. 46 pg. 255. | HEISEL, Ruth Emily (I0362)
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| 68 | Marinette Co. birth records vol. C pg. 368. | HEISEL, Mary Margaret (I0358)
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| 69 | Marinette Co. birth records vol. C pg. 596. | HEISEL, Charles (I0359)
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| 70 | Marinette Co. birth records vol.46 pg. 256. | HEISEL, Ernestine Alma (I0363)
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| 71 | Marinette Co. birth records vol.46 pg. 386. | HEISEL, Helen (I0361)
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| 72 | Marinette Co. birth records, vol. C, pg. 388. | HEISEL, Anna E. (I0274)
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| 73 | Marinette Co. death records, vol. 10, pg. 2204. | HEISEL, John (I0271)
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| 74 | Marinette County birth records vol. c pg. 357. | HEISEL, John (I0569)
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| 75 | Marinette County death records vol. 4 pg. 163. | HEISEL, John (I0569)
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| 76 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Mark LIPPROT / Julie Ann PATZ (F577)
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| 77 | Marriage was officiated by Dan Burns, Justice of the Peace. | Family: Stanley Joseph WENTA / Christine HEISEL (F497)
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| 78 | Marriage witnessed by John Wenta of Milwaukee and Robert Burns of Menominee, MI. | Family: Stanley Joseph WENTA / Christine HEISEL (F497)
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| 79 | Martin's father is Owen Harley. | HARLEY, Martin Lawrence (I0195)
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| 80 | Mary died of pneumonia. | COLE, Mary Etta (I0428)
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| 81 | Mary's birth certificate says her first name is Mary; but her death certificate says her first name was her nickname Nettie. | COLE, Mary Etta (I0428)
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| 82 | Matthew died around age 70. He never married. | CHEZEM, Matthew (I1149)
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| 83 | Melvin never married. | PATZ, Melvin (I0499)
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| 84 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Michael LOVELESS / Diane Gail WOOD (F712)
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| 85 | Mollie's parents are Martin Bednarz and Louise Patz. | BEDNARZ, Mollie (I0116)
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| 86 | Monroe and Malinda Hixson migrated from Hixson, Tennessee (outside of Chattanooga), to Grandin, Missouri in 1852 with the hopes that Missouri would remain neutral in the coming Civil War. | HIXSON, James Monroe (I1234)
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| 87 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Albert Nathan WOOD / Cindy TEETS (F711)
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| 88 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Norman HAILBACK, III / Kimberly Kanehana AUGUSTINE (F629)
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| 89 | Otto's parents are Michael Stank and Frieda Shevy. | STANK, Otto (I1095)
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| 90 | Parents are C.G. Gross and Odelia Planke. | GROSSE, Emily (I0590)
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| 91 | Richard died "young". | CHEZEM, Richard (I1148)
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| 92 | Robert's wife's name is Grace. | HEISEL, Robert (I1079)
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| 93 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MATTRISCH, Roger Arthur (I0705)
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| 94 | Ronald and Althea later got divorced. | Family: Ronald COLE / Althea FLANNERY (F568)
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| 95 | Ruled 519-534 AD According to the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, Cerdic landed in Hampshire in 495 with his son Cynric in five ships. He is said to have fought a Brittonic king named Natanleod at Natanleaga and killed him thirteen years later (in 508), and to have fought at Cerdicesleag in 519. | OF WESSEX, King Cerdic (I1709)
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| 96 | Ruled from 534-560 | OF WESSEX, King Cynric (I1707)
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| 97 | Ruled from 560-592 | OF WESSEX, King Ceawlin (I1706)
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| 98 | Senator burned in a house fire while sleeping. | COLE, Senator (I0426)
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| 99 | Senator was not a state or U.S. senator. However, his marriage license lists his first name as "Sevator". | COLE, Senator (I0426)
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| 100 | Sophie died in a car accident. | CEHANOVICH, Sophie (I0425)
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