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MISSOURI PVT CO H REGT CAVALRY CIVIL WAR | Roden, James (I2586)
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Monteith Surname Clan Association: Sept of Clan Graham, also Sept of Clan Stewart | Monteith, Anne (I3433)
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Name is also spelled:
Kaseah
Kissiah | Nabors, Kisiah (I6291)
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name offened spelled Mertz | Mertzin, Eva Margaretha (I5360)
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Name on record: Lida Hathaway Westbay | Family F1901
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Name: Crim, Adam
Sex: M
Born: 1813
Died or Buried: 1893
Age: 80
Buried: Bethel (township = Union)
County/State: Louisa, IA
Military Service: none
Book: LCC ©1990 - page U-3
Notes: b. 15 June 1813
d. 28 Nov 1893 | Crim, Adam Elmore (I0398)
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Name: Crim, Andrew Jackson
Born: Unk
Died or Buried: 03 May 1959
Buried: Maple Hill
County/State: Madison, AL | Crim, Andrew Jackson (I0124)
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Name: Crim, G. W.
Sex: U
Born: 1855
Died or Buried: 1900
Age: 45
Buried: Bethel (township = Union)
County/State: Louisa, IA
Military Service: none
Book: LCC ©1990 - page U-3
Notes: d. 18 Feb 1900, aged 45 yrs., 23 days | Crim, George Washington (I2802)
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Name: Crim, Hilton
Born: 0
Died or Buried: 0
Age: 0
Buried: Columbus City (township = Columbus City)
County/State: Louisa, IA
Military Service: none
Book: LCC ©1990 - page CC-43
Notes: Dorothy L. (Crossley) {Crim/Dircks} DIRCKS
[CRR] | Crim, Hilton Charles (I0405)
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Name: Crim, Morris
Born:
Died or Buried: May 11, 1911
Buried: GAR Cemetery
Section: lot D 18
County/State: King, WA
Notes: inscription: Co. F, 25 Iowa Inf.
GAR Cemetery in Seattle, Washington | Crim, Morris Adam (I2757)
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Name: Crim, Rachel L. {Carr}
Sex: F
Born: 1852
Died or Buried: 1904
Age: 52
Buried: Bethel (township = Union)
County/State: Louisa, IA
Military Service: none
Book: LCC ©1990 - page U-3
Notes: b. 9 Feb 1852
d. 31 Mar 1904
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Headstone photo: http://iowagravestones.org/gs_view.php?id=245179 | Crim, Rachel A (I2791)
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Name: Crim, Virgie {McGuire}
Sex: F
Born: 1871
Died or Buried: 1931
Age: 60
Buried: Columbus City (township = Columbus City)
County/State: Louisa, IA
Military Service: none
Book: LCC ©1990 - page CC-83
Notes: 1871-1931
wife of A. L. | Crim, Virgie (I0122)
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New Amsterdam (Dutch: Nieuw Amsterdam) was a 17th-century Dutch colonial settlement that later became New York City. | Peeke, Johannes (I1481)
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New Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lovettsville, Loudoun, Virginia | Family F0281
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New Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lovettsville, Loudoun, Virginia | Family F0524
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No children resulted from this marriage | Dick, John D (I6221)
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No children resulted from this marriage | Dick, Phillip Joseph (I6232)
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no christening record, may have died in infantcy | Hardie, Margaret (I5377)
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No visible marker | Winschel, Elisabeth (I3756)
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NOT THE PRESIDENT ONE! | Lincoln, Abraham (I2152)
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November 26, 2000
DICK, Elizabeth R. -- Of San Francisco, formerly of Fresno. Went home to be with the Lord November 24, 2000, at age 91. Beloved mother of Jeanne Lovelace and William B. Dick; loving Gram of five grandchildren and six great grandchildren; survived by cousin and childhood friend Jessie Crook of Seattle, WA. A member of Lakeside Presbyterian Church, S.F.; a retired nurse and avid 49er fan. Friends are invited to attend Graveside Services Tues. 12 Noon at Woodlawn Memorial Park, 1000 El Camino Real, Colma. Donations to the Christian Children's Fund, 2821 Emerywood Parkway, Richmond, VA
| Reiss, Dorothy Elizabeth (I4557)
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Obituary
The Oregonian Jan 29, 2008
Samuel L. Lovelace Jr.
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Samuel L. Lovelace Jr. died Jan. 9, 2008, of cancer at age 81.
Samuel L. Lovelace was born July 15, 1926, in Selma, Calif. During World War II, he served in the Navy in the Pacific. He moved to Milwaukie in 1961 and was a carpenter foreman for OHSU for 27 years. In the early 1940s, he married Mary Stone; they divorced.
Survivors include his daughter, Teresa Hoover; sons, Ron and Kim; former wife; eight grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.
Remembrances to Kaiser Hospice. Arrangements by Neptune. | Lovelace, Samuel Linzy (I6752)
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Obituary April 23, 2013
DEIS -- Mavis Lovelace Deis, 92, of Selma died Saturday. She was a licensed vocational nurse. Graveside: 10 a.m. Thursday at Selma Cemetery. Arrangements: Creighton Memorial Chapel in Kingsburg.
| Grogan, Mavis Maureen (I3334)
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Obituary in Anderson News Thursday, Sep 17, 1914 | Walker, Laura J (I5835)
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Obituary online @ Iowa Gen Web | Brebner, Mary Evelyn (I4125)
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Obituary published Oct 28, 1966 Iowa City Press Citizen | Crim, Nora B (I0404)
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Obituary: Columbus Gazette Nov. 29, 1893
Old Settler Gone!
Adam Crim dies at the age of eighty years
Adam Crim was born in Old Virginia, near Washington, D.C., June 25, 1813, and died at the residence of his son, C.M. Crim, in Columbus Junction, this morning, November 29, 1893. He was consequently over eighty years of age at the time of his death. In 1826, with his parents he moved to Carroll county, Ohio. This he made his home until 1851 when he came to Iowa and settled on the old Crim homesteadin Union township, which remained his home until some time after the loss of his wife, ten years ago. He was married in 1838 to Miss Catherine Allbaugh. To them eleven children were born. The eldest died in infancy; the other ten are still living. They are Lemuel in California, Morris in Nebraska; Margaret Raymond and Chas. M., of this vicinity; Adam T. of Seattle; Catherine Tatman, Rachel Carr and Geo. W. of Union township; Wellington, Nebraska, and Jane Todd of South Dakota.
Mr.Crim was for many years a member of the Reformed Church. His funeral occurs tomorrow, November 30, at 11 o'clock from Bethel church, near his old home. He was one of Louisa county's most upright citizens.
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headstone photo: http://iowagravestones.org/gs_view.php?id=361169
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Ohio 1910 Miracode Index
Name: Charles W Crim
Birthplace: Ohio
State: OH
Age: 36
Color: W
Enumeration District: 0060
Visit: 0458
County: Carroll, Carrollton
Relation: Head of Household
Other Residents:
Relation Name Color Age Birth Place
Wife Olive 35 Ohio
Daughter Lyda V 13 Ohio
Daughter Martha L 11 Ohio
Daughter Mary V NR Ohio
Father-in-law John Donaldson 66 Ohio | Crim, Charles William (I4669)
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Ohio County and Family Histories 1780-1970
Vol 2, pg 497
Nathan remained on his farm until his death. His political alliance was given to the Democratic Party. He was on of the most substanial farmers and influential citizens in Loudon Township. | Abel, Nathan (I4480)
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Ohio County and Family Histories 1780-1970
Vol 2, pg 497 | Crumrine, Peter Albert (I5157)
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On all children's Birth & Christenings she is listed as Sara Enderson | Anderson, Sarah (I1498)
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On the 1860 cenus listed in citation that her mother had died and she was living with father Benjamin & step mother Delila.
Benjamin & Delilah Coffman were married Oct 6, 1857 in Appanoose, Iowa.
Mary was born in 1852 and married Lemuel at the age of 15, that is why she is only on the one census record at the age of 8.
By the 1880 census Benjamin had re-married to Elizabeth.
Her death certificate does not show parents. | Head, Mary Ella (I6543)
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One of the pioneer settlers of Loudon Township, Carroll, Ohio | Abel, Conrad (I5135)
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One of the pioneer settlers of Loudon Township, Carroll, Ohio | Shriver, Mary (I5146)
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One of the signers of the original Kentucky State Consitiution and a judge in Shelby County, Kentucky for many years. | Bruner, Peter (I6240)
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PACK, JAMES A. PERKENS, CLARENDA 10-24-1842 Marriage record Osage County, Missouri | Perkins, Clarinda "Clara" (I1435)
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Parents born in Germany | Luikart, William (I1618)
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parents were extracted from marriage record - no birth record to date has been found | Reis, Barbara (I4992)
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Parents were George & Margaret Alder | Alders, George W (I0352)
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Parents were Harmani & Eliza K Allman | Allman, Emma S (I0474)
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Parents were Jacob & Eliza Allender | Allender, John P (I0356)
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Parents were Jan Anderson & Elizabeth Demarest | Anderson, Margrietjen (I1495)
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Parents; Jan Berdan and Eva Van Siggelen | Berdan, David (I4908)
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Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s
about Alexander Kirkwood Dick
Name: Alexander Kirkwood Dick
Year: 1892
Place: California
Source Publication Code: 2763.35
Primary Immigrant: Dick, Alexander Kirkwood
Annotation: Date and place of naturalization or date and place of voter registration. Includes occupation and nativity.
Source Bibliography: "THE GREAT REGISTER OF FRESNO COUNTY [California]." In Ash Tree Echo. Vol. 21:1 (Jan. 1986), pp. 43-48 (Mill Creek, New Hope, and Oleander); vol. 21:3 (July 1986), pp. 98-103 (Panoche, Pine Ridge, Pleasant Valley, and Roberts); vol. 21:4 (Oct. 1986), pp. 178-185 (Roberts and Reedley).
Page: 103 | Dick, Alexander Kirkwood (I3578)
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Paternal grandfather of Abraham Lincoln the sixteenth President of the United States | Lincoln, Abraham Linkhorn (I5130)
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Pattison is married name, widow of William Pattison, maiden name unknown | Pattison, Golah (I1085)
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Photo of the surviving children of Phillip & Evodias Marbut taken 1901, can be seen here:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mobarry/photos/Marbut1.htm | Marbut, Phillip (I1807)
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Plot Sect A, Row 31, Lot 6 (Mauritz/Mauritius) | Albaugh, Morris (I3024)
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Plot: Section 4 - Grave 58 | Glass, Clara (I6612)
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Plot: Section MM Site 420 | Lovelace, Samuel Linzy (I6752)
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