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Matches 7,151 to 7,200 of 8,010
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| 7151 | Q2, Vol 2b, p21. Eliza Moore Ward, age 30. Source: FreeBMD. England & Wales, FreeBMD Marriage Index: 1837-1915 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. | WARD, Eliza Moore (I9643)
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| 7152 | Q2, Vol 2b, p36. William Hillman to Eliza Moore Ward. Source: FreeBMD. England & Wales, FreeBMD Marriage Index: 1837-1915 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. | Family: HILLMAN, William / WARD, Eliza Moore (F2542)
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| 7153 | Q2, Vol 9c, p 1751 | Family: RANDS, Eric Norman / COCKING, Bessie Mary (F2525)
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| 7154 | Q3 1862 FreeBMD Index, ancestry.com. From Anne Brogden Farrer in her Tree, sent Nov 2011. | BROGDEN, Thomas John Harrowsmith (I9367)
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| 7155 | Q3 Ecclesall Bierlow, V 9c, p 237 Free BMD index. Originally from The Doctor's Who's Who, 1906. | COCKING, William Tusting (I8725)
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| 7156 | Q3 FreeBMD, Battle Sussex, Joseph Andrew Ward marriage to poss Katherine Bryant or Lucy Jane Jempson. Jan 2012. | WARD, Joseph A. (I9649)
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| 7157 | Q3 FreeBMD, Hastings, Joseph Andrew Ward. | WARD, Joseph A. (I9649)
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| 7158 | Q3 on FreeBMD. From Marney Stephenson, (250-951-9988), mimars@telus.net, in Parksville, BC. Feb 2011 email. | COCKING, Elizabeth (I687)
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| 7159 | Q3 Sheffield Death Index, Ancestry.com. June 2011. Also from transcription in Lincolnshire FHS Mar 1999 (Vol 10 No 1): Compiler Rev. Thomas Cocking, dated 21 Dec. 1864. | COCKING, William (I8687)
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| 7160 | Q3 Spalding District, Lincs, Vol 7a, p648, FreeBMD Index, Ancestry.com. From Anne Brogden Farrer in her Tree, sent Nov 2011. | Family: BROGDEN, Thomas John Harrowsmith / PRICE, Annie Burman (F2464)
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| 7161 | Q3, Albert Alfred Ward, Sussex, Hastings, V2b, p31. FreeBMD. Jan 2012. | WARD, Albert A. (I9650)
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| 7162 | Q3, V 9c, p 2209. | Family: COCKING, Raymond Sanderson / COOK, Evelyn M. (F2526)
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| 7163 | Q3, V4a, Ann Whitebread Munton on index. Mar 2012. | WARD, Ann Whitehand (I9900)
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| 7164 | Q4 1838, Louth, V14, p434. | SNOWBALL, William (I6923)
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| 7165 | Q4 on BMD index. Spilsby. Mar 2011. | COCKING, Elizabeth (I687)
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| 7166 | Q4 Riegate, Surrey, V2a, p475. | Family: EDE, Ernest "Dapper" / DAVIS, Winifred Emily (F1590)
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| 7167 | Q4, 1846 BMD Index, Louth Dist. Also exact date from Miller tree of user millersdaughter on Ancestry.com. July 2011. | COCKING, Mary Jane Dyas (I8851)
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| 7168 | Q4, age 56 [1887], possible person, although there are many Sidney W. Ward's around. Mar 2012. | WARD, Sidney Wright (I10138)
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| 7169 | Q4, Lincoln, v 7a, p306. | ELSE, Christiana (I9401)
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| 7170 | Q4, V 2c, p623, age 76. | COCKING, Arthur Ernest (I8305)
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| 7171 | Q4, V7a, p1075. from user Pamela_Newell on Newell Tree at Ancestry.com. June 2011. | Family: BROGDEN, John Ellet / COCKING, Harriet (F2290)
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| 7172 | Q4, V9c, p273, Mary Anne Cocking to George Pennibgton. Originally from "Family Register" of a Cocking Family; from transcription in Lincolnshire FHS Mar 1999 (Vol 10 No 1): Compiler Rev. Thomas Cocking, dated 21 Dec. 1864. | Family: PENNINGTON, George / COCKING, Mary Ann (F2282)
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| 7173 | Q4. | MILGATE, Sergent Major Edward (I10141)
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| 7174 | question on year. | VAUGHAN, James A. (I3413)
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| 7175 | R. S. Vessey Biography This biography is from "Memorial and biographical record; an illustrated compendium of biography, containing a compendium of local biography, including biographical sketches of prominent old settlers and representative citizens of South Dakota..." Published by G. A. Ogle & Co., Chicago, 1899. Pages 595-596 Scan, OCR and editing by Maurice Krueger,mkrueger@iw.net, 1998. This file may be freely copied by individuals and non-profit organizations for their private use. Any other use, including publication, storage in a retrieval system, or transmission by electronic, mechanical, or other means requires the written approval of the file's author. This file is part of the SDGENWEB Archives. If you arrived here inside a frame or from a link from somewhere else, our front door is at http://usgwarchives.org/sd/sdfiles.htm R. S. VESSEY. Few men are more prominent or more widely known in the enterprising village of Wessington Springs, South Dakota, than R. S. Vessey, the junior member of the mercantile firm of Albert & Vessey. He is a prominent factor in business circles and his popularity is well deserved. as in him are embraced the characteristics of an unbending integrity, unabated energy and industry that never flags. Mr. Vessey is a native of Wisconsin, born on a farm in Winnebago county, in 1858, and is a son of Charles and Jane Vessey, natives of England and Ireland, respectively. The father was engaged in business in Liverpool up to the time of his emigration to America. The mother was reared on the Isle of Man, and about 1850 came to America with her parents to locate at Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Her father, who was a minister of the Methodist Episcopal church, took an active part in the early revolution in Ireland. The subject of this sketch was reared on a farm four miles from Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and attended the common schools of the locality until thirteen years of age, after which he was a student in a commercial college at Oshkosh. Leaving home at the age of sixteen years he went to the pineries of Northern Wisconsin. After attaining his majority he spent a year in Texas, Kansas and other southern states, and then returned to the pineries of Wisconsin, being employed as foreman of a camp during the last year he was there. In 1882, he married Miss Florence Albert, who was born near Oshkosh, in 1861, her father being engaged in the lumber business at that place. In 1883, Mr. Vessey came to Jerauld county, South Dakota, and located in Pleasant township before it was surveyed, living in a claim shanty there for two months, or until a house could be built. That year he put up two hundred and eighty feet of sod wall. The only thing that then marked the site of Wessington Springs was a pile of lumber where his store now stands. He embarked in the sheep business and continued to reside upon his farm until his wife's failing health compelled him to remove to the village of Wessington Springs. As a member of the firm of Vessey Brothers, Ransom & Company, he was interested in the general store in the Hansel building, now occupied by Jewel & Shaefer. In 1885 the firm built a corner store on lot 1, block 12, and two years later Albert & Vessey succeeded to the business. Under the present style business has since been conducted. In 1888 their buildings and nearly all of the stock was destroyed by fire, after which they were located temporarily in the east end of town, and in 1891 moved to their present location, where they have a good store building 24 x 80 feet. The first store occupied by the firm was only 16 x 30 feet, but as their trade has gradually increased they have been forced to enlarge their stock, and now have the largest store in Wessington Springs. They also do the largest amount of business in the place, having by fair and honorable dealing gained the confidence and support of the entire community. Mr. Vessey still owns the farm taken up from the government in early days, but disposed of his sheep business in 1888. He is, however, interested in the cattle business as a member of the R. S. Vessey Cattle Company, which during the summer expects to handle four hundred head of cattle. They have a pasture covering two thousand two hundred acres, the largest in the county. Our subject was also one of the three incorporators of the Dakota Southern Telephone Company. He is public-spirited and thoroughly interested in whatever tends to promote the moral, social and material welfare of his town and county. As a Republican, he takes an active part in politics and was a member of the last territorial convention of his party. Religiously, he holds membership in the Methodist Episcopal church. | VESSEY, Robert Scadden (I8256)
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| 7176 | Ralphvaughan.com site Feb 2012. | VAUGHAN, Ralph Chipman (I3457)
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| 7177 | Ralphvaughan.com site Feb 2012. | PORTER, Audrey Viola (I3463)
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| 7178 | Ralphvaughan.com site Feb 2012. | PORTER, Audrey Viola (I3463)
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| 7179 | reads "widow of Robert, 59 y." From Rootsweb site 'Twelve Generations' of Libby Baker. Oct 2011. | LAWRENCE, Hannah (I9228)
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| 7180 | Received Patent for this land in an Order in Council, originally dated from 26 Feb., 1819. | CHEAVIN, William Sr. (I91)
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| 7181 | Record at church indicates her surname as Cheavin. It was a double marriage with the couple Wm. Cheavin & Mary Kierans. | Family: CHRISTNER, Solomon McKenzie / CHEAVIN, Elizabeth (F1659)
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| 7182 | Records of the Church of Christ at Cambridge in New England, 1632-1830, published 1906. marriage performed by Nath' Appleton. Sept 2011. | Family: LARKIN, Deacon Samuel / HICKS, Mary (F2351)
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| 7183 | Refers to himself as William Cheavin (no 's'). | CHEAVIN, William Sr. (I91)
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| 7184 | reg # 9167-05 | Family: COUGHLIN, Frederick / TRUEMAN, Malvina Teresa (F1425)
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| 7185 | reg # 9779-18 | Family: TRUEMAN, Oscar Dolson / CLARK, Sarah (F1426)
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| 7186 | reg #16525-1920, electrocution on a hydro wire. | TRUEMAN, Oscar Dolson (I5170)
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| 7187 | reg #2995-20. have not looked at yet. from site http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~maryc/mytruemans.htm . Jan 2012. | Family: JOHNSTON, John / TRUEMAN, Sarah Ann (F2532)
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| 7188 | reg #5167-73. Married: 30 JUN 1873 in Artemesia Township, Grey County, Ontario. Event: Witnesses 30 JUN 1873, in Robert Akitt; Melinda Fike. Event: Minister in Rev. Alfred Russell by Banns. | Family: ADAIR, Robert Thomas / HOLLEY, Mary Elizabeth (F429)
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| 7189 | reg #6033-20. of Myocardial Degeneration. | TRUEMAN, George (I1669)
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| 7190 | registration #3584-1924. this record shows Adam Holley was born at "Humber" [which is also the area around Weston]. | HOLLEY, Mary Ann (I1660)
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| 7191 | Registration 20 AUG 1920. From web site of M. Hornsby (hornsby@shaw.ca) in 2007. old web site on Ancestry.com. Feb 2011. | ADAIR, Myrtle Marion Jean (I7637)
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| 7192 | related to Sir Isaac BROCK | HOPPS, James John (I1665)
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| 7193 | remembers having to choose whom to live with when his parents divorced. He and Harry went with their father, while June and the others stayed with their mother. | WARD, Benjamin Franklin "Frank" (I3)
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| 7194 | reported drowned | VAUGHAN, George (I3036)
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| 7195 | researcher - Ted Marr tedmarr@hk.net "Ted Marr's MARR KILLEN YOUNG GRAY WILSON TURNER STEWART Family History" | HOLLEY, Edith Catherine (I2503)
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| 7196 | Rev. Arthur Wilmot Ackerman writes : "His father, Dr. Robert Calder of Scotch Descent and a surgeon in the Royal Navy (see Locke Genealogy, p 45) was one of four brothers." From book "Major William Calder of Charlestown, Massachusetts, 1735-1802". Boston, Mass.: T. Groom, edited by H.C. Durrell, 1933. on Ancestry.com. Oct 2011. | CALDER, Dr. Robert (I9227)
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| 7197 | Richard Cocking, son of William, marriage to Mary West, daughter of Edward. Source: http://mi.lincolnshiremarriages.org.uk/louthRD.xls. [have assumed this is same person] Nov 2011 | Family: COCKING, Richard / WEST, Mary (F2037)
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| 7198 | Richard Ward, Bachelor, marriege to Elizabeth Bruce [on image it looks like Brace], Spinster. Both of this Parish. She signed her name, while Richard was his X Mark. SEAX Archives online. Apr 2012. Originally from LDS IGI digital folder # 4298749, image 693, film 1526934, indexing proj I02916-7. Jan 2012. | Family: WARD, Richard / BRUCE \ BRACE, Elizabeth (F22)
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| 7199 | Richard was church warden in 1572-74, 1579, 1584, 1588, and 1600. From site. [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~colby/colbyfam/b406.html], "COLBY FAMILY & OTHERS" by owner Ronald M. Colby. Mar 2011. | JACKSON, Richard (I8425)
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| 7200 | Roberet Smith and Helen Baxter, both in this parish Proclaimed 16th and 23rd & 30th May 1841. Scotlandspeople Feb 2013. | Family: SMITH, Robert / BAXTER, Helen (F2789)
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