Matches 1,201 to 1,350 of 3,418
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| 1201 |
Birth year per 1880 census approximately 1874. | Smith, Edgar (I6434)
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| 1202 |
Birth • Louisiana, Orleans Parish, Birth Records, 1819-1906
(given as Camelia Grenot) — Certificate #954 | Grenot, Camillia (I6295)
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| 1203 |
Birth • Louisiana, Orleans Parish, Birth Records, 1819-1906
(given as Lorell Grenot) — Certificate #955 | Grenot, Lovell Louis (I6300)
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| 1204 |
Birth • Louisiana, Orleans Parish, Birth Records, 1819-1906
Certificate #954 (unknown why Frank's certificate number is the same as Camelia's) | Grenot, Frank (I6296)
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| 1205 |
Birth • Louisiana, Orleans Parish, Birth Records, 1819-1906
Certificate #955 (unknown why Mercedes has the same certificate number as Lorell) | Grenot, Mercedes (I6301)
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| 1206 |
birthplace also given as Austria | Brunner, Mary M. (I14421)
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| 1207 |
birthplace also given as Austria | Hochstafl, Balthauser P. (I14420)
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| 1208 |
Birthplace also given as Central Falls, Providence Co, RI | Aldrich, Augustus Sanford (I11896)
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| 1209 |
birthplace also given as Germany | Till, Ernestine Francis (I14423)
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| 1210 |
Bithia Kirby, daughter of John & Elizabeth Kirby, born 14 Feb 1658, Mattabeset, Connecticut, British Colonial America (Middletown Township, Middlesex, Connecticut) | Kirby, Bethiah (I3169)
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| 1211 |
Blackburn was a widower when he remarried to Judah Lovejoy. | Saunder, Jane (I18624)
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| 1212 |
Blck 3, Row 9, Space 107B | Lamb, Viola Eudora (I81)
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| 1213 |
BLGS2001 contains an impressive pedigree for this family, taking it back many generations. We place the early generations reported there in the 'Ancient & Mythical section of the database and note that its connection to the undershown appears to rely on the presumption that the following Malcolm was the same person as Macbeth mac Angus. It should be noted that that early pedigree contradicts what Sir Robert Dugdale reported in his 'Baronage of Scotland' where, in the section on the Macgregor of Macgregor, he identifies Gregor or Gregory, Abbot of Dunkeld (d c1169 having "lived to be the oldest bishop of his time"), as undoubted ancestor of the Macnabs, specifically reporting that their were not descended from "the abbot of Glendochart, where there never was an abbacy". | Angus (I9308)
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| 1214 |
Blk 3 Range 2 Lot Adj 7 (owner Emma & Emogene Nash) | Nash, Genevieve (I11349)
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| 1215 |
Blk 3, Range 2, Lot Adj 7 | Nash, Marguerite Emma (I2503)
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| 1216 |
Block 02, Lot 314, Space 4
Although there is a stone placed in Woodlawn, her obituary states "Sandi's cremains will be scattered on the Atlantic Ocean in fron of her home at a future date." | Sharrow, Sandra Sue (I2527)
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| 1217 |
Block 02, Lot 314, Space 4 | Johnson, Dorothy (I2524)
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| 1218 |
Block 02, Lot 3314, Space 1 | Sharrow, Charles David (I2507)
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| 1219 |
Block 24, Lot 48 | Arnold Mr. (I15927)
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| 1220 |
Block 3, Row 9, Space 107C | King, John William (I5007)
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| 1221 |
Block 8, Lot 11 (no marker) | Nash, Lewis D. (I14015)
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| 1222 |
Block 8, Lot 11, (no marker) | Nash, Thomas Donoghue (I14023)
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| 1223 |
bookkeeper | Cromartie, Duncan (I9677)
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| 1224 |
Bookkeeper. | Perkins, Vennie J. (I10437)
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| 1225 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STRICKLAND, James Lee (I5533)
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| 1226 |
Born at Groton, in Suffolk, February 12, 1605/06, he was fitted for college in the celebrated Free Grammar School founded by Edward VI. at Bury St. Edmunds, where he learned to think and act for himself, as every boy of spirit must when away from home and thrown upon his own resources. p.1...(Sketch)
He had now entered the seventieth year of a life which had
involved unremitting exertion and much exposure to severity of climate. It is not therefore to be wondered at that the pressure of physical infirmities had begun to bear heavily upon him, but when, for the third time, he asked permission to relinquish the helm to a younger pilot, proposing to recruit his health by a voyage to England,'(^2) he was met by such a chorus of remonstrance that he resigned himself to die in harness, nor had he long to wait. In September, 1675, he proceeded to Boston to attend a protracted session of the Commissioners of the United Colonies. In March, 1676, when preparing to return to Hartford, he took cold, became feeble, and on the 10th of April was laid beside his father in what is now King's Chapel grave-yard. - "Sketch of John Winthrop the Younger" p.58 | Winthrop, Gov. John Jr. (I2676)
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| 1227 |
Born in Berkeley Co, VA, James came to the area with his father, which James later laid out as Bucklestown (during the early years, called Buckles Town & James Town), in 1791 changed to Darkesville. | Buckles, Capt. James Sr. (I11706)
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| 1228 |
Born in England or Holland | Richardson, Sarah (I13737)
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| 1229 |
Born in England or Holland | Rockhold, Robert (I13743)
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| 1230 |
Born in Fairview, part of St. Albans along Fairview Dr. | Russell, Maude Ann (I17114)
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| 1231 |
Born in Olympia, Molly was one of two of Walter's and Ella's children born in Washington. Apparently, Walter and his brother Emmett migrated to Washington to take part in the paper industry's mills in Oakville, Grays Harbor County, Washington.
"In the 1800's more lumber tonnage was shipped from Oakville than any other town West of Chicago, Sawmills and shake mills lined the creeks. The logging industry supported the thriving city of Oakville until the middle of the 20th century." - On oakville-wa.org from the Montesano Vidette, October 20, 2005 in the Pages of the Past, 100 Years ago, October 20, 1905.
| Couch, Mollie Mae (I2746)
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| 1232 |
Born in the town of Fort Dauphin on the island, St. Dominigue (Hispaniola), which western portion of the island today is Haiti. | Lapice, Pierre Michel Ambroise (I19371)
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| 1233 |
Both of Virginia's parents were born in Kentucky. | Dulaney, Virginia (I12073)
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| 1234 |
Both parents of John M. Melton were born in Virginia. | Melton, John M. (I8454)
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| 1235 |
Boyce Cemetery Information
COUCH LOT Click Image for Full Boyce Cemetery Listing | Couch, Capt. Ebenezer Jr. (I2765)
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| 1236 |
Brady's Delayed Birth Certificate gives him as born in Alum Creek; however, in the compiled list showing his marriage to Violet U. Adkins (both divorced) gives him as born in nearby Kanawha County. | Turley, Brady Adam (I19065)
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| 1237 |
British Colonial America
(also said to have been born in VA) | Skaggs, Aaron Jr. (I4811)
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| 1238 |
British Colonial America | Skaggs, Henry (I4799)
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| 1239 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Fischer, Brittany Nicole (I14861)
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| 1240 |
Brother of Floyd Smith, a husband of Octavia Egnor. Joel Hager's Southern West Virginia Research listed Parker Smith as Henry Parker Smith.
| Smith, Parker (I5028)
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| 1241 |
Brothers Raymond, Kenneth and Ralph were all Baptist ministers. | Family F24857
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| 1242 |
Buckle Papers show Christopher's birth year as 1590; however, his christening record is reported to give 1586. | Buckle, Sir Christopher (I11753)
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| 1243 |
Burial in churchyard of St. Bartholomew's. | Browne, Anne (I8219)
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| 1244 |
Burial place stated but undocumented. | Miller, Wilburn Greenville (I11346)
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| 1245 |
Burial site: Old Moore Plantation, is near Keith Presbyterian Church. | Moore, Bertha (I253)
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| 1246 |
Burial: 28 OCT 1971 Seattle,King Co,WA | COUCH, Elva Elizabeth (I3001)
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| 1247 |
Burial: Adams' Corner Cem,, Wabash Co., IL | COUCH, Emmett David (I3040)
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| 1248 |
Burial: Allendale Cem, Allendale, Wabash, IL
died of "burned"
| COUCH, Fannie G. (I3012)
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| 1249 |
Burial: Allendale Cem, Allendale, Wabash, IL | SMITH, Sarah Isabelle (I2891)
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| 1250 |
Burial: Allendale Cem, Allendale, Wabash, IL | SMITH, Fanny E. Rosette (I2895)
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| 1251 |
Burial: Allendale Cem, Allendale, Wabash, IL | SMITH, Ira K. (I2899)
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| 1252 |
Burial: Allendale Cem, Allendale, Wabash, IL | Couch, Simeon Carlyle (I2956)
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| 1253 |
Burial: Allendale Cem, Allendale, Wabash, IL | COUCH, Anna Beatrice (I3015)
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| 1254 |
Burial: Beaver Bog Cemetery, New Fairfield, Fairfield Co, Ct.
| COUCH, Calvin (I3398)
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| 1255 |
Burial: Brick Reformed Church Cemetery, Orange County, Ny
| COUCH, Hester S. (I3392)
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| 1256 |
Burial: Cresthaven Cem, Richland Co., IL | COUCH, Julia Angeline (I2977)
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| 1257 |
Burial: Cresthaven Cem, Richland Co., IL | WILLIAMS, Joseph Franklin (I2978)
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| 1258 |
Burial: Dutch Reformed Church Cemetery, Montgomery, Orange County, Ny
Note: Interred at the Dutch Reformed Church Cemetery, Montgomery, Orange County, NY. Head stone reads: died at the age of 73y, 5m, 13d | PEET, Hannah (I3331)
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| 1259 |
Burial: Effingham, Illinois | COUCH, Manson Clarence (I3045)
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| 1260 |
Burial: Friendsville Cem, Wabash Co., IL
| COUCH, Sarah E. (I2960)
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| 1261 |
Burial: Friendsville Cem, Wabash Co., IL
| Couch, Percy E. (I3067)
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| 1262 |
Burial: Friendsville Cem, Wabash Co., IL
Occupation: Reverand
Biographical Sketch of Walter R. Couch
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Text from Haynes, Nathaniel S. History of the Disciples of Christ in Illinois 1819-1914, Cincinnati: Standard Publishing Company, 1915. Page 501. This online edition | Couch, Elder Walter Ransom (I2810)
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| 1263 |
Burial: Friendsville Cem, Wabash Co., IL | Couch, Hiram Ransom (I2962)
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| 1264 |
Burial: Friendsville Cem, Wabash Co., IL | Couch, Ebenezer J. Jr. (I2964)
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| 1265 |
Burial: Friendsville Cem, Wabash Co., IL | POOL, Julia Angelina (I2967)
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| 1266 |
Burial: Friendsville Cem, Wabash Co., IL | GADDY, Rachel (I2987)
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| 1267 |
Burial: Friendsville Cem, Wabash Co., IL | COUCH, Charles Edwin (I2988)
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| 1268 |
Burial: Friendsville Cem, Wabash Co., IL | ANDRUS, Maggie Elizzie (I2989)
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| 1269 |
Burial: Friendsville Cem, Wabash Co., IL | Couch, Minnie Esther (I2998)
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| 1270 |
Burial: Friendsville Cem, Wabash Co., IL | Couch, David Russell (I2999)
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| 1271 |
Burial: Friendsville Cem, Wabash Co., IL | COUCH, Mary Elsie (I3058)
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| 1272 |
Burial: Friendsville Cemetery, Friendsville, Wabash, IL | Couch, Emmet Francis (I2910)
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| 1273 |
Burial: Highland Memorial Cem., Mt. Carmel, Wabash, IL | Hinderliter, Katie (I2969)
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| 1274 |
Burial: Lyon's burial ground at Catherine, N.Y.
Christening: 8 APR 1761 | COUCH, Lucy (I3281)
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| 1275 |
Burial: Lyon's burial ground at Catherine, N.Y.
Note:
Transcription of Frost/Couch genealogy ...
Joseph 4th married Lucy Couch, daughter of Johnathan and Eunice of Reading, Connecticut. They were married
September 19, 1781 or 2. Joseph Frost died in 1844 and his wife died April 8th 1843.__Joseph Frost was a
soldier of the American Revolution: according to State Records of Connecticut he was a private in Col. Benjamin
Hinman's Regiment in 1775: he was honorably discharged Sept. 11, 1775. June 16, 1777 he enlisted as private in
Captain Elijah [Alil]'s company. Colonel Burr Bradley's Regiment. He must have served between 1775 and 1777
as the records say he was taken prisoner at Fort Washington, November 16th, 1776, when Lord Howe captured
the fort.__Joseph Frost and two brothers, one named Dimon, were taken prisoner and put on board an old prison
hulk in New York Harbor.__They then endured great privations and suffering, and his two brothers died in the
prison ship. During the war, Joseph was wounded in the leg and late in life received a pension for his services in
the Revolution. In 1803, he and his family left Reading, Connecticut and settled in Schuyler County, New York
State. He owned several farms in Connecticut and was in good circumstances, but removed to New York thinking
the new country afforded better opportunities for his children
| FROST, Joseph (I3286)
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| 1276 |
Burial: Moravian Cem., West Salem, IL | Couch, Bradley S. (I2812)
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| 1277 |
Burial: Moravian Cem., West Salem, IL | COUCH, George Clinton (I2959)
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| 1278 |
Burial: Moravian Cem., West Salem, IL | McCrary, Eliza M. (I3057)
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| 1279 |
Burial: Moravian Cem., West Salem, IL | Couch, Napolean Roy (I3059)
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| 1280 |
Burial: Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Taunton, Bristol County, Mass.
Note:
(Source)
This is for all of you who are wondering if you are related to Darius Nash Couch.
Darius was b NY 1822 to Jonathan Couch and Betsey (Hall) Penney.
Jonathan was b CT 1777 to Thomas III and Sarah Nash.
Thomas III was b CT 1751 to Thomas II and Elizabeth Jesup.
Thomas II was b CT 1725 to Thomas I and Sarah (Allen) Keeler.
Thomas I was b CT 1695 to Simon II and Abigail Sturges.
Simon II was b CT ? to Simon I and Mary Andrews.
Darius and Mary Caroline had 2 children:
1. Leonard Crocker Couch b 1856.
2. Alice Leavenworth Couch b 1858
Last I heard, a woman in CT was writing a book on Darius Couch. She gave me some of this information.
Eleanor ( Date: October 07, 2000 - http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?Darius::couch::1330.html )
Couch, Darius Nash , Major General, USA
1822-1897
Massachusetts
Before Antietam:
Pre-War Profession: Graduated USMA 1846 (13th of 59) with Army service in the Mexican and Seminole wars. Noted naturalist and later manufacturer. In June 1861 made Col. of the 7th Massachusetts Regiment. In May 1861 appointed BGen and commanded 1st Division of the IV Corps in Peninsula and Seven Days campaigns. Promoted to MGen in July 62.
In Antietam campaign:
In command of the 1st Division/ Fourth (IV) Corps, but was on something of a wild goose chase toward and back from Harpers Ferry all day on September 17th. His division was not engaged at Antietam.
After Antietam:
He commanded Second (II) Corps at Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville, and then applied for relief of duty. He commanded Pennsylvania militia in the Gettysburg campaign, and led the 2nd Division/XXIII Corps during the Nashville and Carolinas campaigns.
After the War:
Post War Career: Politician.
Lt. Darius Nash Couch (1822-1897) was on a leave of absence in 1853-54 to collect birds in Mexico for the Smithsonian when he found the oriole. It was later learned the bird had actually been discovered 17 years earlier by Bonaparte, however, the common name was retained. Couch did find a new toad and a kingbird which Spencer Baird named in his honor. Couch later distinguished himself in the Civil War, rising to the rank of General.
| COUCH, MajGen. Darius Nash (I3189)
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| 1281 |
Burial: Mount Repose Cemetery, Haverstraw, Rockland County, New York
Note:
Notes from Chris Barry
Death record lists George's birthplace as Burlingham, Sullivan County NY.
Burial: December 16, 1885, Mount Repose Cemetery, Haverstraw, Rockland County, New York
Cause of Death: Pneumonia. Duration 7 days.
Medical Information: Sanitary observations: Bad, dirty.
George W. Couch's work and residences, from city directories of Newburgh NY unless noted:
1850: mariner (1850 U.S. Census)
1855: boatman (1855 NY State Census)
1860-61: carman, home south side Washington about Liberty.
1862-63: carman, home south side Washington near Liberty.
1864-65: carman, home Washington near Liberty.
1865-66: carman, home 50 Washington.
1867-68: carman, home Washington near Federal.
1868-69: no George W. Couch listed in Newburgh directory.
1870: Segar maker, Clarkstown NY (1870 U.S. Census).
1875: farmer, Clarkstown NY (1875 NY State Census).
1880: laborer, Haverstraw NY (1880 U.S. Census).
It should be stressed that apart from census records no documentation has been found on George's marriage(s).
From Newburg, Orange County, NY 1850 Federal Census ...
Dwelling 819, Family 881
George Couch, age 30, Mariner(?), born Ny
Mary, age 27, born Ny
Mary, age 6, born Ny
Betsy, age 1, born Ny
Thomas Van Booris(?), age 35, shoemaker, born Ny
Amelia, age 46, born Ny
From Newburg, Orange County, Ny 1860 federal census (pg 306) ...
Dwelling 1778, Family 2402
George W. Couch, age 40, Laborer, born Ny
Mary, age 36, born Ny
Mary G, age 15, born Ny
Geo. W, age 11, born Ny
Luther S., age 8, born Ny
Orlando W., age 3, born Ny
Silas A, age 10/12, born Ny
From Clarkson, Rockland County, Ny 1870 federal census (pg 454)
Dwelling 620, Family 640
George W. Couch, age 48, Segar(?) Maker, born. Ny
Emma S., age 28, Keeping house, born Ny
Silas A. age 12, born Ny
Minnie, age 3, born Ny
Darwin E., age 6/12, born Ny
Samuel Davey, age 14, born Ny
Charles E, age 13, born Ny
Clara, age 9, born Ny
| COUCH, George Washington (I3332)
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| 1282 |
Burial: Mt. Carmel,Wabash, IL | COUCH, John Franklin (I2928)
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| 1283 |
Burial: Newhouse - Blue Creek | Newhouse, Joseph M. (I9232)
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| 1284 |
Burial: Newhouse - Blue Creek. | Slack, Elizabeth (I9233)
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| 1285 |
Burial: North Milton Cemetery, Saratoga County, NY
| COUCH, Larry (I3291)
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| 1286 |
Burial: North Milton Cemetery, Saratoga County, NY
| Couch, Daniel Sr. (I2786)
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| 1287 |
Burial: North Milton Cemetery, Saratoga County, NY
| Howes, Sarah (I3306)
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| 1288 |
Burial: Nye Chapel Church Cemetery, Lick Prairie Percinct, Wabash Co., Illinois
Author: , Donna Lu
Title: Ahnentafel-Litherland, Ellen
Publication: Our Litherland Family: Entries: 1233 Updated: Sat Mar 27 06:57:012004 Contact: DonaLu
Text: Our Litherland FamilyEntries: 1233 Updated: Sat Mar 27 06:57:01 2004 Contact: DonaLu--------------------------------------------------------------------------------This family is posted here so that additions and corrections can
Title: 1880 US Census Friendsville Precinct, Wabash Co., Illinois, Page #: 3,SD: 8, ED: 123, 15 June 1880, Sheet: C, Page: 19, the family ofWilliam Litherland.
Publication: Image: 1880-T9_256-0041 & 1880-T9_256-0042
Text: 1880 US Census Friendsville Precinct, Wabash Co., Illinois, Page #: 3,SD: 8, ED: 123, 15 June 1880, Sheet: C, Page: 19 Image:1880-T9_256-004138 - - 24 24 Litherland, William W M 58 - - -/- - Farmer - ------ --- IN KY KY 3839 - - - - --- Su
Title: 1870 US Census Friendsville Precinct, Wabash Co., Illinois, 8 July1870, Page #: 15, PO: Friendsville, Illinois, Page: 441, the family ofWilliam Litherland.
Publication: Image: 1870-M593_286-0083
Text: 1870 US Census Friendsville Precinct, Wabash Co., Illinois, 8 July1870, Page #: 15, PO: Friendsville, Illinois, Page: 44117 112 112 Litherland, William 47 M W Farmer 3000 600 IN -- -- --- - / - 1718 - - --- Susan 43 F W Keeping ho
Title: 1860 US Census Friendsville Precinct, Wabash Co., Illinois, 8 June1860, Page #: 26, PO: Friendsville, the family of William Litherland
Publication: Image: 1860-653_234-0028 & 1860-653_234-0029
Text: 1860 US Census Friendsville Precinct, Wabash Co., Illinois, 8 June1860, Page #: 26, PO: Friendsville34 184 184 William Litherland 36 M - Farmer 500 250 IN --- - 3435 - - Susan " 31 F - - - - KY --- - 3536 - - Joseph
Title: 1850 US Census Troy Twp., Perry Co., Indiana, 30 August 1850, Page:369, the family of William Litherland.
Publication: Image: 1850-M432_165-0057 & 1850-M432_165-0058
Text: 1850 US Census Troy Twp., Perry Co., Indiana, 30 August 1850, Page:3691 359 360 William Litherland 26 M - Farmer 175 IN --/ - 12 - - Susan " 21 F - - - KY --/ - 23 - - Joseph " 4 M - - - IN --- - 34 -
Title: 1900 US Census Friendsville Precinct, Wabash Co., Illinois, 7 June1900, SD: 14, SD: 86, Sheet #: 4A, Page: 35, the family of SusanLitherland.
Publication: 1900-T623_349-0574
Text: 1900 US Census Friendsville Precinct, Wabash Co., Illinois, 7 June1900, SD: 14, SD: 86, Sheet #: 4A, Page: 3542 | - 62 63 Litherland, Susan h W F July 1826 73 Wd - 11 7 KY KY KY- - - Farmer - - yyy O M F 55 4243 | - - - --- Nye s W M July 1 | HALL, Susan A. DeWitt (I4045)
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| 1289 |
Burial: Oak Lawn Cem., Lawrence Co., IL
| COUCH, Floyd Elwood (I3020)
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| 1290 |
Burial: Old Lancaster Cem, Wabash Co., IL
died of bronchitis | GREATHOUSE, Gertrude Louisa (I3035)
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| 1291 |
Burial: Old Lancaster Cem, Wabash Co., IL | SMITH, Hiram Bradley (I2893)
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| 1292 |
Burial: Old Lancaster Cem, Wabash Co., IL | COUCH, Amanda Caroline (I2957)
|
| 1293 |
Burial: Old Lancaster Cem, Wabash Co., IL | GREATHOUSE, Edwin (I3027)
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| 1294 |
Burial: Old Lancaster Cem, Wabash Co., IL | GREATHOUSE, Infant (I3028)
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| 1295 |
Burial: Old Lancaster Cem, Wabash Co., IL | GREATHOUSE, Mettie L. (I3034)
|
| 1296 |
Burial: Orio Cem., Wabash Co., IL | COUCH, Noble Ebenezer (I3037)
|
| 1297 |
Burial: Riverside Cemetery, Montgomery, Orange County, Ny
Note:
From Town of Montgomery, Orange County, Ny, 1870 federal census (Pg 159) ...
Dwelling 635, family 718
Wm Hammond, age 59, Stone Mason, Born Ny
Hannah, age 55, Keep House, Born Connecticut
Charles, age 25, Harness Maker, Born Ny
John W., age 21, Silver Smith, Born Ny
Silas C. Couch, age 83, Without, Born Connecticut
From Town of Montgomery, Orange County, Ny, 1860 federal census (Pg 1068) ...
Dwelling 649, family 679
William Hammond, age 56, Stone Mason, Born Ny
Hannah A., age 47, Keep House, Born Ny
Mary J., age 16, Born Ny
Charles S, age 15, Born Ny
John W., age 11, Born Ny
Notes provided by Chris Barry:
From Orange County deeds and mortgages (Orange County Government Center, Goshen NY): James Hoey and
wife Nancy conveyed a lot on Oakley Street, Montgomery NY to William Hammond 9 Sep. 1841 (72:65), and an
adjoining lot 30 Nov. 1843 (79:310). William took out a mortgage from Hoey 18 Jan. 1842 (47:423), a debt not
satisfied until 1913 (474:190). William's son John Hammond and wife Carrie DeHart sold their interest in the
property to William's daughter Mary J. Van Steenburgh 7 Oct. 1889 (370:274) and it is her name that appears on a
lot map, circa 1900, indicating a house on the west side of Oakley St. Under the column "Of how many children
the parent" in the 1865 NY State Census, is listed 6 for William
Hammond.
On 12 March 1867, William Hammond and three others were sworn in as fire wardens of Montgomery. (Town
records 1810-1873; microfilm at Newburgh Free Library). From the Republican And Standard And Wallkill Valley
Times, Montgomery NY, Sat. 29 Apr. 1871, Pg. 3: "Mr. William Hammond and his son Johnny, the enterprising
masoners of this village, finished plastering the new depot at Springtown, half way between New Paltz and
Rosendale, last week." The Montgomery Village Directory, printed within the Orange County Directory 1878-9, Pg.
412, lists William E. Hammond, mason, residing on Oakley St.
From the Republican And Standard And Wallkill Valley Times, Montgomery NY, Friday 17 Dec. 1880, Vol. XVII,
No. 9, Pg. 3 (microfilm at NY State Library, Albany):
Headline: William Hammond.
"Mr. Hammond died very suddenly at his residence in this village, on Monday evening last. He had been down to
the village during the early part of the evening, at the store of Mr. Mould, and went home very soon after, carrying
a pan of lard. Upon reaching home he remarked to his wife as he sat down in his chair, that it had tired him very
much. She carried the pan down into the cellar, and while there, she heard a gurgling sound, and on reaching the
room again, she found him lying upon the floor dead. "Mr. Hammond had all through his life been a rugged and
healthy man with no disease whatever, and it was from this fact that his death was very sudden and unexpected to all. "Like a dash of lightning, a break of the wave, He passed from life, to his rest in the grave. He passed from
the highway of active, arduous life, on to that other life that opens in eternity without a moment to reflect or even
to rest from his toil. Mr. Hammond had been long known as a master workman in his business of stone masonry -
and he was a master of his trade. By hard work, industry and economy, he had saved enough to purchase a neat
home and many things to make life pleasant in later years. He leaves a wife and two children to mourn his loss. A
son employed in the Erie freight office at Newburgh, and a daughter, the wife of Mr. William G. Morris of the same
place, while Montgomery loses a most valuable mechanic."
Slightly less detailed versions of the above story appeared in the Middletown Daily Press of 14 Dec. 1880, and
The Orange County Press, Fri. 17 Dec. 1880.
An inventory of William E. Hammond's estate includes mention of a family Bible and family pictures.
(Inventory 10 January 1881, Orange County Surrogate's Court, Goshen NY)
Census references:
1850 US Census, Montgomery, Orange County NY, dwelling 507, family 566, enum. 28 Sept. 1850.
1855 NY Census, Montgomery, 1st Election District, dwelling 328, family 362, enum. 29 June 1855.
1860 US Census, Montgomery NY, dwelling 649, family 679, enum. 25 July 1860.
1865 NY Census, Montgomery, 1st Election District, pg. 51, dwelling 330, family 365, enum. 30 June 1865.
1870 US Census, Montgomery NY, dwelling 635, family 718, enum. July 1870.
1875 NY Census, Montgomery NY, 1st Election District, dwelling 212, family 216, enum. 1 June 1875.
1880 US Census, Montgomery NY, ED 24, dwelling 176, family 201, enum. 7 June 1880.
| HAMMOND, William E. (I3368)
|
| 1298 |
Burial: Riverside Cemetery, Montgomery, Orange County, Ny
Note:
Notes provided by Chris Barry:
From the Newburgh Daily Journal, Friday evening, 12 July 1889, Pg. 1, under "Deaths":
"Hammond - In this city, July 11, 1889, of dropsy, Hannah A., widow of William Hammond, late of Montgomery, N.
Y."Funeral private, at the residence of her son-in-law, W.H. Van Steenburgh, 2 High st. Interment at Montgomery,
N.Y."
Hannah Hammond's will dated 18 March 1889, names her daughter Mary Jane executrix, and includes the
following:
"Whereas on the 1st day of May AD 1882, I did give to my said daughter then Mary Morris the sum of $300 upon
the understanding that I was to have my home with her during my life and she was to pay me the annual interest
thereon at the rate of 5% while I live and whereas I have had my home with my said daughter and received said
interest regularly and promptly now I do hereby ratify said gift and said sum of three hundred dollars to my said
daughter Mary Morris now Mary J. Van Steenburgh and hereby relieve and discharge her from all liability in
accountability therefore to me and my estate." Hannah left her son John W. Hammond ten dollars, and the
remainder of her estate to her daughter Mary Jane. On file at Orange County Surrogate's Court, Goshen, NY,
Liber 53, page 55; Letters of Testimentary liber M, pg. 406.
Cause of Death: Dropsy | COUCH, Hannah Amanda (I3335)
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Burial: Sharon Cemetery, Grays Harbor, WA
| COUCH, William (I2933)
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Burial: Sharon Cemetery, Grays Harbor, WA
| COUCH, Hiram Clifford (I2934)
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Burial: Sharon Cemetery, Grays Harbor, WA
| COUCH, James Mason (I2935)
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Burial: Sharon Cemetery, Grays Harbor, WA
| W., Effie (I2936)
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Burial: Sharon Cemetery, Grays Harbor, WA
| COUCH, Charles (I2938)
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Burial: Sharon Cemetery, Grays Harbor, WA | Couch, Ebenezer Bostwick (I2811)
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Burial: St George's Cemetery, Newburg, Ny
Note:
Worked as a farmer, blacksmith, and carpenter.
From Town of Montgomery, Orange County, Ny, 1860 Federal census (Pg 158) ...
Dwelling 1104, Family 1145
Wilson Couch, age 40, Day laborer, born Ny
Rebecca, age 38, Born Ny
Charles, age 11, born Ny
From Baptism Records Methodist-Episcopal Circuit
Couch, Willson S. m. on the 27th instant by Rev. James Scott, to Phoebe T. Lineburgh all of this village._April 3,
1850.
Newburgh City Directory ....
Name Occupation Location City State Year
Charles H. Couch carpenter 53 William Newburgh NY 1889
Wilson S. Couch blacksmith 67 William Newburgh NY 1889
Charles H. Couch carpenter 53 William Newburgh NY 1890
Wilson S. Couch blacksmith 156 Washington Newburgh NY 1890
Charles H. Couch carpenter Newburgh NY 1891
Mrs. Libbie L. Couch boarding house 70 Lander Newburgh NY 1891
Wilson S. Couch blacksmith 247 Broadway Newburgh NY 1891
Mrs. Libbie L. Couch boarding house 70 Lander Newburgh NY 1892
Wilson S. Couch carpenter 53 William Newburgh NY 1892
| COUCH, Willison S. (I3338)
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Burial: St George's Cemetery, Newburg, Ny | LINEBURGH, Phebe (I3390)
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Buried at Allendale Cem, Allendale, Wabash, IL
| SMITH, Ira Keen (I2884)
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Buried at Allendale Cem, Allendale, Wabash, IL
| SMITH, Rachel R. (I2887)
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Buried at Allendale Cem, Allendale, Wabash, IL | Couch, Sarah K. (I2807)
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Buried at Bunker Hill Cemetery, Denison Twp
Maryetta is 3rd wife | POTTS, Joshua (I2870)
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Buried at Couch Burial Hill, Fairfield Co., CT
Will 22 Dec 1687, proved 15 Mar 1687/8; wife Mary; eldest son Thomas; 2nd son Simon; 3rd son Samuel; brother's son Thomas Couch that lives with me; brother's daughter living at John Grumman's; cousin Susannah Couch living at Milford; eldest daughters, Mary and Martha; daughters Sarah and Hannah. - "History & Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield" by Donald Lines Jacobus, Eunice Dennie Burr Chapter DAR, Fairfield, CT, 1930. Allen Co. Public Library, Ft. Wayne, IN. Gc 974.602 F161j
Simon Couch was made a freeman 13 Oct 1664 - "History of Fairfield Vol 1 1889" pg 364 ("50 Puritan Ancestors")
The History of Fairfield Co, CT 1700-1800 Vol.1 gives Simon's will as 22 Dec 1687, proved in 1689. If his death date is 15 Mar 1687/88, the sequence is correct, allowing for transcription errors in how the dates were to be recorded. | Couch, Simon (I2771)
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Buried at Fairview Cemetery,Vincennes Indiana FVi-27
Source: Title: Index to Marriage Record 1854 - 1920 Inclusive Volume 3 Letters L to R Inclusive
Record Location: Knox County, Indiana
W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office Vincennes Compiled by Indiana Work Progress Administration 1940 | LEGROS, Lafayette (I2864)
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Buried at Memorial Gardens Cemetrey, Kankakee, IL | SMITH, Harriet Esther (I2889)
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Buried at Old Lancaster Cem, Wabash Co., IL
| COUCH, Acenith Elizabeth (I2961)
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Buried at river's edge (river known but not given in my source information), and later removed to Dundurn Chapel Cemetery, Ardvorlich, Comrie, Perthshire, Scotland. | Stewart, Maj. James Beag 2nd of Ardvorlich (I9392)
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Buried at Rose Hill Cemetery, Mt. Carmel, Wabash, IL
d. 16-sep-1914, a. 77y 10m 15d, h. noah vories
| COUCH, Minerva (I2795)
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buried at Spring Arbor Cemetery, Spring Arbor, Jackson Co, MI | Nash, Aaron (I14859)
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Buried in East Union Cemetery. (several in Ohio, to be determined) | Bevis, Emma Lucinda (I16100)
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Buried in Floyd Adkins Section | Adkins, Nancy (I7467)
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Buried in the traditional burial ground reserved for the chiefs of Clan MacNab. | MacNab, Capt. Robert 2nd of Dundurn, Perthshire, Scotland (I9279)
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Buried Shiloh Cemetery, Bridgeport | COUCH, Margaret Jane (I2793)
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Buried: Section 2, Grave #876-ES | Abbott, Bvt. Brig. Gen. Ira C. (I10421)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Walling, Burl Junior (I9967)
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But the governor's hour was come. He fell asleep, "in the great consolations of God," March 26, 1649, in his sixty-second year. - John Winthrop First Gov MA | Winthrop, Gov. John Sr. (I2677)
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Butcher | Harris, Travis Jay (I93)
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By his lucrative marriage to Maud of Salisbury, he became regarded as "the founder of the fortunes of his family". This along with his later prominence in Hereford and Essex, resulted in him traditionally being called Humphrey I, even though his father, Humphrey, Lord of the Manor Bohun, preceded him. | de Bohun, Humphrey I 'the Great' (I7206)
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C-162-7-3 | Fletcher, John David (I9466)
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C-163-5.5-3 | Fletcher, Kenneth Reginald (I18226)
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C-163-5.5-3 | Wrenn, Evelyn Queenie (I18229)
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C.F.O Litherland Obituary
Charles Francis O. litherland, only son of the Late Joseph and Catherine Litherland was born on the Litherland homestead, Nov. 31, 1866, departed this life, Sept. 27, 1925, making his age 58 years, 10 months, and 24 days.
Some four weeks ago he became ill, taking with a chill, since that time he has been ailing but his condition was not considered serious until the last of the week when on Saturday morning he was taken to Evansville.
Dr. Long pronounced the main trouble Leukenia [this is how the obit reads] which is an over supply of white corpuscles in the blood, a very rare disease but fatal.
At the age of 19 he confessed his faith in Christ and was buried with Him in baptism under the ministry of W. R. Couch at Adams Courner.
About four years ago he united with the Presbyterian church at Wabash.
He was united in marriage to Lydia C. Leoffler on Nov. 30, 1893 by Rev. Herbert Baldridge. To this union were born four children, Mrs. Ruth Reed of near Patton, Waldo, living on the old home place and Levi and Agnes at home who with four grandchildren, three sisters, Mrs. Simon Cozine, Mrs. W. O. Leek and Mrs. Clyde Shepard and a host of friends left to mourn their loss; his father mother and one sister preceded him in death.
He was an ardent Sunday school worker having filled the office of president of County Sunday school work. At present he was business manager of the financial work of the Sunday school work. He was a teacher of the men's class of his church.
For some cause, we know not why, That from our loved ones we must part;
The Lord knows best, on his rely, He knows what blessing to impart.
And He prepared for us a place Where pain and sorrow can not come;
Where we may view his glorious face, When weary toiling here are done.
A place where faithful meet once more,
In glad, unbroken bonds of love;
Forever on that blissful shore, Prepared for us, yes, far above.
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The pall bearers were, Joe Shepard, Jacob Shepard, Thad Leek, Mack Payne, Noel Andrews, Hugh Canedy.
Honorary Bearers: Frank Lindle, Wm, Payne, Olin Mullinax, Mack Shepard, Mark Litherland, Bruce French
Flower bearers: Mesdames Frank Schrader, Francis Litherland, Wm. Phile, Finley Schrader, Anson Andrews.
From the Daily Republican Register Sept. 30, 1925. | LITHERLAND, Charles Francis O. (I3114)
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Cainan (variously, Kenan or Keinan), son of Enosh, lived to the age of 910 years, estimated to have been from 3679 B.C. to 2769 B.C. In Anunnaki lore, Cainan was known as Kunin (aka He Of The Kilns). Cainan married Mualeleth, his sister and a daughter of Enosh and Neom, children of Sheth. They gave birth to two sons: Mahalaleel and Rashujal. | Cainan (I8073)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MULLINS, Caleigh Leeanne (I5529)
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California Death Index | Jourdan, Nannie Catherine (I15962)
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California Death Index | Hinman, Wilmer (I15964)
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California Death Index | Cosbey, Howard Lynn (I16007)
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California Death Index | Connor, Frederick Alex (I2547)
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California Death Index | Grenot, Warren (I6411)
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California Death Index | Grenot, Herbert (I13114)
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California Divorce Index, 1966-1984 | Family F2495
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Called Walter and given as Walter Washington on his gravestone and some records, his birth record and the 1880 census (just after his birth) show him as Wash. Walter Ford. | Ford, Washington Walter (I16791)
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Calvin was a farmer. He was burned by a camphene lamp explosion on 28 Aug 1852.
from Town of Montgomery, Orange County, Ny, 1850 federal census (Pg 217)
Dwelling 346, Family 374
Calvin Couch, age 33, Farmer, born Connecticut
Margaret, age 33, born Ny
Mary J, age 10, born Ny
Robert A, age 7, born Ny
Isaiah W, age 1, born Ny
Jane Alexander, age 58, born Ireland
Lavinia Wackman, age 22, born Ny
Notes from Chris Barry
From the Independent Republican, Goshen, Orange County NY, Fri. Sept. 10, 1852, Vol. XL No. 8, pg. 2, col. 3:
"On Saturday evening some three weeks since, just before engaging in family worship, Mr. Calvin Couch, of
Montgomery, sat down on the floor to fill a camphene lamp - the lamp stood on the floor beside him, and the
wicks were ignorantly or carelessly left burning. The lamp exploded, the burning camphene flew over him, and
his clothes being of cotton material, were instantly on fire, and he was soon enveloped by the flames. In agony or
in fright, he ran out in the open air, and before the flames could be extinguished, he was burned in a shocking
manner. He died on Tuesday of last week. He was a good citizen, and an industrious and enterprising farmer.
Yours & c., B."
| COUCH, Calvin P. (I3336)
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Came to America and settled in Maryland. | Family F156
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Can find no other proof that this is a child of Mahala other than George Clarkson Smith, son of Harvey Smith saying that Mahala had a child named Elisha | Adkins, Elisha (I5608)
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Canada West, Province of Canada was formerly Upper Canada, and later Ontario, Canada. | Walker, Joel (I7097)
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Capt. Ebenezer Couch, also Ebenezer Couch, Jr.
Military Service: Captain Revolutionary War
Burial: North Milton Cemetery, Saratoga County, NY
Will Records of Saratoga County, New York 1796-1805
Will Records of Saratoga County, New York
OSPage: 82
Name: Ebenezer Couch
My wife, Sarah My oldest son, John My sons: Ebenezer, Aaron, Joel Bostwick, and John My daughters: Anne Whitlock, wife of Henry; and Elizabeth Benedict, wife of Benjamin My daughter, Sarah My son, Ebenezer and wife, Sarah, Exe. Probated: 17 August 1800
Article Title: Ebenezer Couch (Capt.), B.1733, Connecticut Periodical: American Monthly Magazine
Darren Couch of Girard, KS said he paid to have Ebenezer Couch, Jr's grave stone set upright again after it fell over...set in gravel rather than on base.
| Couch, Capt. Ebenezer Jr. (I2765)
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Capt. Robert Gray, Sr., Revolutionary War | Gray, Capt. Robert N. Sr. (I12472)
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Capt. Samuel Couch, death also given as 1725 but will dated 1739, birth also given as abt.1670 (1666 date from Frost Gen.)
"The History of the Town of Catharine, Schuyler County, New York"
by The Tuttle Publishing Co. Inc., Rutland, Vermont, 1945.
Ensign, west company, Fairfield, June 1709; Lt. Oct 1709; Capt. Oct 1710;
Deputy (Fairfield), Oct 1710; Oct 1712, May and Oct 1720, May 173, Oct 1734;
Justice 1723-39.
Will 12 May 1739, proved 3 Dec 1739; advanced in years; legacies to sons Samuel,
Benjamin, John (at College, to have out of his estate education for four
years), and Ebenezer; daughters Eunice wife of Reuben Taylor and Abigail Couch;
grandson Joseph Jackson; residue equally to children, Samuel, Benjamin,
Ebenezer and Solomon Couch, Mary Couch, Edry Frost, Eunice Taylor, Elizabeth
Todd and Abigail Couch.
Samuel, Benjamin, Ebenezer and Solomon Couch, Joseph Crane and wife Mary, Joseph
Frost and wife Adra, Nathaniel Hibbard and wife Abigail, all of Fairfield,
Reuben Taylor and wife Eunice of Norwalk, and Rev. Jonathan Todd and wife
Elizabeth of Guilford, conveyed 15 June 1741 to brother John Couch of
Fairfield, land in Redding.
All information from:
"History & Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield"
by Donald Lines Jacobus, Eunice Dennie Burr Chapter DAR, Fairfield, CT, 1930.
Allen Co. Public Library, Ft. Wayne, IN. Gc 974.602 F161j
| COUCH, Capt. Samuel (I2769)
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Carol Setliff is wife to Verlan, whose great grandmother is Octavia Egnor. | Family F24903
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Casado (censo) | Family F24273
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Cassander, son of Merovachus, King of the Sicambri, entered into military alliances with King Hamecus of Thuringia and King Arabius of Saxony. He lived to the year 74 B.C. His son was Antharius. | KING OF THE SICAMBRI, Cassander (I6990)
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