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| 2701 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Byron S Howell / Living (F10389)
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| 2702 | from "New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957" (ancestry.com) On ship Columbus arriving NY on 25 Oct 1925 Aleta Blanche Baker, born 20 Jun 1880 in Linnius ME was travelling with Talbot Baker, born 8 Sep 1775 in RI. | Singhi, Aleta Blanche (I16037)
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| 2703 | from "New York, State and Federal Naturalization Records, 1794-1940" (ancestry.com) Jozef Kadlecik of Richmond Hill, NY was born 27 Nov 1892 in Gross Shitzan, Hungary. Immigrated on 10 Sep 1913 to NEw York, NY on ship Niagara. Married wife Katherine 5 Sep 1920 in Bridgeport CT. She was born 13 Mar 1896 in Tekoldani, Hungary and immigrated on Dec 1912 to New York, NY. One child, Ludmila, born 21 Sep 1921 in Strathford, CT. Witnesses Samuel Kuna, a tailor, of Jamaica, NY and Paul Kovac of Richmond Hill, NY. | Kadlecik, Joseph (I5894)
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| 2704 | from "New York, U.S., Arriving Passenger and Crew Lists (including Castle Garden and Ellis Island), 1820-1957" (ancestry.com) Ewa Neczysta, age 18, eithnicity Ruthenian, arrived to Ellis Island on 17 Jul 1909. Last perminent address Zawadka Austria. Nearest relative there was Maria Neczysta (mother). Person visiting here: Anna Neczysta. Going to New Britain CT. | Neczysta, Eva (I280)
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| 2705 | from "New York, U.S., County Marriage Records, 1847-1849, 1907-1936" (ancestry.com) On 10 Jul 1914 in Rochester NY, Frederick Nicholas, 62, a widowed produce dealer residing Holcomb, born Brighton NY to Ernest Nicholas b GER & Mary Appleton b. Brighton NY, married Nellie Wilson, 35, a widowed house keeper residing Rochester, born Niagara Falls NY to William Brott b. Glens Falls, NY & Mary Lalbrook b. CAN, Second marriage for both | Nicholas, Christian Friedrich Louis Adolph “Frederick” (I3974)
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| 2706 | from "New York, U.S., Episcopal Diocese of Rochester Church Records, 1800-1970" George I Perkins, age 20, son of Julius A Perkins, Prayers at house & Sermon at Methodist Chapel Ogden. Buried opposite the house. T.N. Benedict | Perkins, George Irwin (I11806)
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| 2707 | from "New York, Wills and Probate Records, 1656-1999" (Ancestry.com) Record of Letters of Administration to Sarah F Palmer of Queensbury, Warren, NY, for estate of David Palmer, signed on 4 Mar 1867 | Palmer, David (I9635)
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| 2708 | from "New York, Wills and Probate Records, 1659-1999" (ancestry.com) Asa Palmer of Morristown, St Lawrence, NY, who died on 18 Sep 1869 intestate, names Harriet Palmer widow. Stephen Hawkins and Samuel A Cooper names appraisers. Dated 10 Jun 1870. | Palmer, Asa (I9358)
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| 2709 | from "New Zealand, Marriage Index, 1840-1937" (ancestry.com) On 1903 in NZ, Charles Hamilton Baker married Rose May Smith. | Family: Charles Hamilton Baker / Rose May Smith (F6106)
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| 2710 | from "Newspaper Deaths from Newspapers" (fultonhistory.com) Ruth Ann Bush Perry MORRISTOWN ? Ruth Ann Bush Perry, 95, of the United Helpers-Canton Nursing Home, formerly of Morristown and Dolgeville, died Saturday, Oct. 28, 2001 at the nursing home. Graveside services were held Thursday, Nov. 1 at 1 p.m. at the Dolgeville Cemetery, Dolgeville, with Rev. Gertrude Ortleib officiating. Arrangements were by the Fox-McLellan Funeral Home, Ogdensburg. Surviving are two sons, Lawrence Bush of Canton, and Gary Bush of Fly Creek; one daughter, Mrs. Kenneth (Shirley) Schuyler of Dolgeville; 11 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren; and two stepdaughters, Marion Taylor and Dolores Wagner, both of Brier Hill. Mrs. Perry was born Nov. 27, 1905 in Clear lake, Wisc., the daughter of Alonzo and Katie Padget Palmer. She married Thomas Bush and he died in 1965. She later married Irving Perry and he died in 1992. | Palmer, Ruth A (I12131)
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| 2711 | from "NH Death certificates, 1901-1937" Flora Randall, a married housewife of Balfour L Randall residing in Pembroke NH for 5 yrs, formerly of Allentown NH, born 2 Dec 1880 in NS to Charles Goucher a farmer and [blank] Perkins died on 11 Jul 1926 of Pulmonary Tuberculosis | Goucher, Florence Bell “Flora” (I2627)
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| 2712 | from "North Carolina Deaths, 1931-1994" (familysearch.org) Edward Washington Perkins, single, residing in Attleboro MA, a hand stitcher in a shoe factory, born 3 Mar 1885 in New Brunswick, CAN to James Perkins and Phoebe Clayton, died in Old Fort, McDowell, NC on 15 Sep 1967. Burial on 15 Sep at Seventh Day Adventist Cemetery, Morganton, Burke, NC. | Perkins, Edward Washington (I10885)
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| 2713 | from "North Carolina, Death Certificates, 1909-1976" (ancestry.com) Orcelia E Perkins, a missionary, resident for 4m 11d, widowed, born 7 Apr 1846 in NY to Greenley Kellogg b. NY, died 27 Aug 1912 in Marion, McDowell, NC of paralysis. Removal to Albany NY. Informant Lid?? V Kellog of ??hanon NC. | Greenly, Orcelia (I21174)
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| 2714 | from "North Carolina, Death Indexes, 1908-2004" (ancestry.com) Sophronia Jeanne (Perkins) Hawkens, a widow, residing Cherokee Co, NC, born 3 Oct 1910 died 28 Apr 2003 in Cherokee Co, NC. | Perkins, Sophronia Jeanne (I13971)
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| 2715 | from "North Carolina, Deaths, 1906-1930" (familysearch.org) Agnes Walsh b. 21 Mar 1899 to Geo W Walsh b. WI and Julia B Walsh b. Rochester NY, died on 6 Jul 1913 of Friedreick's disease. Removal to Rochester NY on 9 July. Informant Geo W Walsh of Chicago IL. | Walsh, Agnes (I11368)
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| 2716 | from "North Carolina, Marriage Records, 1741-2011" (ancestry.com) On 14 Jun 1947 in Greensboro, Guilford, NC, Fred E Woods Jr, 26, resident of Warren OH, son of F.E. & Georgia M Woods, married Mary Jo Flippin, 23, resident of Guilford Co, NC, daughter of C.H. and Mary A Flippin. | Family: Fred Earl Woods / Mary Jo Flippin (F2903)
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| 2717 | from "North Carolina, U.S., Death Certificates, 1909-1976" (ancestry.com) Margaret Voris Wolcott, a housewife, widow of Frederick W Wolcott, born 5 Dec 1868 in Peoria IL to Robert Voris and Virginia Baldwin, died 5 Dec 1856 in Asheville, Buncombe, NC of a cerebral thombosis. Cremation by Bownman-Gray School of Medicine. Informant Mrs. Robert G Collins of Asheville. | Voris, Margaret (I2530)
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| 2718 | from "Nova Scotia Historical Vital Statistics" (novascotiagenealogy.com) Carman O'Dell, married, retired, born 23 Feb 1865 in Annapolis Royal to Corey O'Dell b. St John and Mary Harris b. Upper Clements, died in Annapolis Royal on 30 Jan 1920 of chronic myocarditis. Burial on 1 Jul 1929 in Annapolis Royal. Informant Mrs. Bessie O'Dell | O'Dell, Carmen “Cameron” (I2678)
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| 2719 | from "Nova Scotia Historical Vital Statistics" (novascotiagenealogy.com) On 8 Oct 1902 in Parrsboro, Cumberland, NS, Percy James Perkins, 25, a general worker residing Parrsboro, born Boston MA to Albert (a school teacher) & Eva Perkins married Cora Stella Lovely, 22, residing Parrsboro, born Advocate Harbour to Luther (a sea captain) & Anna Lovely. | Family: Percival James “Percy” Perkins / Cora Stella Lovely (F396)
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| 2720 | from "NovaNewNow", 21 Jun 2007 (novanewsnow.com) The Right Honourable James Lorimer Ilsley earned a place in history as Canada?s wartime finance minister. The distinguished Nova Scotia statesman and jurist, who was born in Somerset, Kings County in 1884, was high on the list to become Canada?s next governor general in 1967. He became Chief Justice of Nova Scotia in 1950, following an outstanding career in public life and the practice of law. As a member of the wartime cabinet, he was regarded as one of the greatest finance ministers ever to hold that important portfolio. He also served as minister of justice prior to retirement from politics in 1948. When asked to enter the federal election campaign in 1926, he flatly refused, showing no interest in politics. His friends, however, refused to take ?no? for an answer, pointing out to him there was a great need for a man of his talents in government, believing that a great future lay before him. He was elected to the House of Commons as the Liberal candidate for Kings-Hants. He represented Digby-Annapolis-Kings in Parliament for 22 years. He was minister of national revenue in 1935 and finance minister in July, 1940. In December, 1946, Mr. Ilsley was appointed minister of justice and retired from public life in July 1948. His appointment to the Nova Scotia Supreme Court was made in May, 1948. Upon his death, in Berwick, flags lowered to half-mast, business establishments closed behind drawn drapes and school children and townspeople lined the streets in silent tribute as the body of the Rt. Hon. Ilsley was borne to its final resting place, beside humble parents in the family plot in the Berwick Cemetery, just three miles from his birthplace. An R.C.M.P. guard of honour stood at the gravesite, as the committal service was conducted by Rev. W. Carey Harvey of Halifax First Baptist Church. Dignitaries were headed by Hon. H.P. MacKeen, Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia; Hon. Allen J. MacEachern, Nova Scotia?s representative in the federal cabinet; Rt. Rev. W. W. Davis, Bishop of Nova Scotia; Hon. R.A. Donahoe, Nova Scotia Attorney General and Mayor Earle Robinson of Berwick. Members of Nova Scotia?s Supreme Court, headed by Chief Justice L.W. Currie, university presidents and other distinguished representatives of the legal profession acted as pallbearers. Berwick?s Chief of Police John Hallett took the salute for the town as the funeral procession approached on its journey from Halifax. At the gravesite, political leaders and ranking representatives of the legal, business and industrial life of the Valley mingled with citizens of the town and farmers from the surrounding communities as final tribute was paid to the late Chief Justice. | Ilsley, James Lorimer (I7069)
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| 2721 | from "NY Tribune", 16 July 1855 (fultonhistory.com) STARTLING INTELLIGENCE.?We haye no words with which to express our feelings in just hearing the startling news that Gamaliel Benjamin, Sheriff of this county, was on Saturday night last bitten with his own dog, since proved to be rabid. The dog suddenly sprang at Mr. Benjamin biting his hand severely. On Sunday tho dog left home and was yesterday morning killed in the village of Almond, after having bitten the colored barber of that place, beside numerous animals. The feelings of Mr. Benjamin and family, as well of his numerous friends, can better be imagined than described. Every effort will of course be used as far as medical aid can avail, to avoid the fatal result usually attending cases of this kind, and we can but hope that so useful a citizeu may still live to prove a bleesiog to his family and community. We learn that the barber, bitten in Almond, had a piece immediately cut out of his arm in the region of the wound. [Wellsville (N.Y.) July 11] | Benjamin, Gamaliel (I9350)
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| 2722 | from "NYC Marriage Records" (familysearch film) On 24 Dec 1902 in New York, NY, William Baker Turner, 31, widowed, born NYC to Edmund P Turner and Lucy Baker married May Kennedy Bye, 22, widow, born Chicago IL to Dennis Kennedy and Sarah Flanagan. 2nd marriage for both. | Family: William Baker Turner / Mary Kennedy (F4235)
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| 2723 | from "O'dell House Museum" (virtualmuseaum.ca) Charlotte Perkins was born in Annapolis Royal in 1878 and from a long-standing Annapolis Royal family. Her family operated the Queen Hotel downtown from 1873 and then moved to take over the Hillsdale House in 1895. She founded the annual flower show in 1924 which continues to this day and took great pride in organizing the annual "greening" (decorating) of St. Lukes Anglican Church for Christmas. She was a charter member of the local chapter of the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire and is seen here cutting the 30th anniversary cake at the Community Centre on the 27th of November, 1947. She never married, being a resolute spinster, and living her later years with her sister, Bessie O'Dell. She died in 1964 in Annapolis Royal. Charlotte Perkins was a charter member of the Historical Association of Annapolis Royal, often making presentations at their meetings. At their quarterly on the 17th of September, 1951, Charlotte Perkins presented "The Old Pictures of Annapolis Royal". In thanking her the President of the Historical Association that evening paid tribute to her delightful radio voice, pleasing humour and wonderful knowledge of old Annapolis Royal, which you will also enjoy. Her script and glass slides were retained by the HAAR and a sound recording of the event was made by Allan Hicks of Bridgetown. All this material is now held at the Archives of the Annapolis Heritage Society and has been used for this virtual strolling through the centuries of Annapolis Royal. | Perkins, Charlotte Isabel (I2618)
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| 2724 | from "O'Dell's Abstracted Newspaper Index Clippings", sb5396 Albert E. "Ike" Woods, 83, of Tabor, Iowa, died Monday, Nov. 28, 1994, at Tabor Manor Care Center in Tabor, Iowa, following a brief illness. Ike was born May 20, 1911, near Imogene, Iowa, to Eugene Woods and Mabel (Kemmer) Woods. On Dec. 29, 1969, he married Velma "Susie" McGee in Sidney, Iowa. They made their home in Sidney and moved to Tabor in 1978. Ike was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, John Woods. He is survived by his wife, Velma "Susie" Woods, of Tabor, stepson, Sam Nichols, Council Bluffs, five brothers, Ed Woods, Lester Woods and Merle Woods, all of Shenandoah, Earl Woods, Red Oak, Allen Woods, Indiana, Pa., two sisters Ida Mutchler, Essex, and Lizzie Christensen, Riverside, Calif., numerous nephews and nieces, including Linda Bain of Pacific Jct., and many other relatives and friends. Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. on Wednesday at the Monroe Cemetery in Imogene. The Rev. Lauris Meek of the Church of the Nazarene will officiate. Visitation is open after 4. p.m. on Tuesday at the Crawford-Marshall Funeral Chapel in Tabor. Memorials well go to the family. Military rites well be by the Rommel-Conklin VFW Post #70644 of Tabor. Crawford-Marshall Funeral Chapel is in charge of the arrangements. | Woods, Albert (I17896)
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| 2725 | from "Oakland Tribune", 23 Mar 1903 (newspapers.com) COPLIN - In Berkeley, March 23, 1908, A. Dodge Coplin, son of the late Alanson and Ruth Coplin, and brother of Ethel A. Coplin, a native of Los Angeles, Cal., aged 38 years and 5 months. | Coplin, Albert Dodge (I9454)
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| 2726 | From "Obituary record of graduates of Yale University, deceased from June 1890 to June 1900" Walter Gay Stebbins, son of the Hon. John M. Stebbins (Dartmouth Coll. 1848) and Harriet C. (Haile) Stebbins, was born in Springfield, Mass., on June 4, 1865. For a year after graduation he studied law with his father, and the next year he spent also in Springfield, engaged partly in real-estate business. In September, 1888, he entered the Harvard Medical School, in Boston, and in 1892 he received the degrees of A.M. and M.D., cum laude. He served as surgical house officer from July, 1891, to January, 1893, at the Boston City Hospital, and in his work there showed a good surgical judgment and scrupulous attention to the comfort of his patients. After this he was house-officer at the Boston Lying-In Hospital from March to September, 1893. After a brief vacation he returned to the City Hospital on September 26, as a substitute for an absent officer for a few weeks, at the expiration of which time he expected to sail for Europe. Almost immediately after his arrival at the hospital he contracted diphtheria from a patient, from which he died there on October 8, in his 29th year. His industry and interest in his profession were full of unusual promise. | Stebbins, Dr. Walter Gay (I1537)
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| 2727 | from "Officer Down Memorials, 1791-2014" (ancestry.com) Patrolman Scott was shot and killed after he and other officer went to search for a suspect wanted for several streetcar robberies. The officers went to the suspect house on Britton Street. Officer Scott went to the back and his partner went to the front door. When Patrolman Scott's partner knocked on the door the suspect jumped out a rear window. Patrolman Scott ordered him to halt, but the suspect drew a gun and fired several times, killing Patrolman Scott. The suspect fled, but detective tracked him to a South Welington address where he was arrested. The suspect confessed to the murder and was executed in the electric chair in 1937. | Scott, Roy Anderson (I1426)
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| 2728 | from "Ohio Death Certificates" (familysearch.org) Marry Ann Fellows, a retired widow, born 15 Nov 1887 in PA to Filo Blackmer b. PA & Dolly Marsh b. PA, died 8 Jul 1917 in Berlin, Erie, PA of a cerebral hemorrhage. Burial in Maple Grove. Informant Mrs. Martha March. | Blackmer, Mary Ann (I27412)
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| 2729 | from "Ohio Deaths, 108-1953" (familysearch.org) Robert R McKechnie, retired, husband of Elizabeth, born 26 Nov 1864 to Robert R McKechnie b. SCT & Isabelle Ross b. CAN died on 19 Apr 1936 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH of Arteriosclerosis. Burial on 21 Apr in Knollwood Cemetery. Informant Elizabeth McKechnie. | McKechnie, Robert Ross (I11745)
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| 2730 | from "Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953" Lulu Perkins, a teacher, single, born 20 Sep 1883 in St Johns OH, to W.A. Perkins. b. Unipolis OH & Livonia Allen b. St Johns OH, died on 30 Jul 1919 in Carey, Wyandot, OH of acute dilation of heart. Burial 1 Aug at Spring Grove. Informant Ralph Perkins of Carey. | Perkins, Lulu (I19784)
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| 2731 | from "Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953" (ancestry.com) Charles F Perkins, single, retired, veteran of WWI, born 12 Jul 1893 in Spencer IN to Charles F Perkins b. Danville IN & Emily Egnar b. Lancaster IN, died on 14 Jul 1944 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH of a probable cerebral hemorrhage. Burial in Spencer IN. Informant A.W. Perkins of Thornville OH. | Perkins, Charles Francis (I17175)
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| 2732 | from "Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953" (familysearch.com) George Hiram Perkins, a carpenter, married to Myrtle Perkins, born 6 Aug 1871 in OH to Francis Perkins b. OH & Mary Shroup b. OH. died on 27 Sep 1929 in Carey, Wyandot, OH of acute indigestion & psychosis. Burial 30 Sep in Spring Grove Cemetery. Informant Mrs. George Perkins | Perkins, George Hiram (I19781)
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| 2733 | from "Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953" (familysearch.org) Charles A Perkins, a farmer, born 3 Jul 1861 in Anglaize Co, OH to Lewis Perkins b. Richland Co, OH & Mariah Conner. b. NJ, died on 29 May 1923 in Cridersville, Auglaize, OH to stomach cancer. Burial 3 Jun in Fairmount Cemetery, Cridersville, OH. Informant Mrs. [unreadable] Perkins of Cridersville. | Perkins, Charles A (I19763)
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| 2734 | from "Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953" (familysearch.org) Charles Frank Perkins, a retired American Express messenger, widower of Emily Perkins, born 14 Feb 1856 in Danville IND to Henry Perkins b. CT & UNK b. CT, died on 11 Apr 1939 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH of bronchopneumonia. Burial in Spencer IN. Informant Robert W Perkins. | Perkins, Charles Frank (I17143)
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| 2735 | from "Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953" (familysearch.org) Charles Rawson Perkins, a retired barber, husband of Martha A Perkins, born 29 Oct 1844 in Thompson CT to Francis Perkins b. NH and Mary A Joy b. Thompson CT, died on 16 Feb 1927 in Pioneer, Williams, OH of bornchial pneumonia. Burial in Floral Grove, Pioneer. Informant Nina [unreadable]. | Perkins, Charles Rawson (I20035)
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| 2736 | from "Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953" (familysearch.org) Earnest Henry Perkins, husband of Florence E Perkins, born 19 Sep 1877 in Greencastle IN to Charles F Perkins b. Danville and Emma ??, b. [unreadable], died on 4 Jan 1941 in Cleveland OH of a cerebral hemorrhage. Burial on 7 Jan in East Cleveland cemetery. Informant Florence E Perkins. | Perkins, Ernest Henry (I17173)
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| 2737 | from "Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953" (familysearch.org) Edgar Harley Perkins, a laborer residing Waynesfield, Auglaize, OH, married to Cora Perkins, born 2 Nov 1882 in OH to Josiah Perkins b. OH & Mary Jane Smith b. OH, died 23 Jun 1943 in Waynesfield of cerebro-spinal meningitis. Burial 25 Jun in Willow Branch. Informant Cora E Perkins. | Perkins, Edgar Harley (I19805)
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| 2738 | from "Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953" (familysearch.org) George Robert Perkins, a student, single, born 15 Jul 1913 in Carey, Wyandot, OH to George Perkins b. Auglaize Co OH & Myrtle Harris b. Carey OH, died 29 May 1937 in Carey of hemorrhage from left lung (probably tuberculosis). Burial 1 Jun in Spring Grove. Informant Myrtle Perkins of North Vance OH. | Perkins, George Robert (I19795)
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| 2739 | from "Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953" (familysearch.org) Hannah A Beech, a widow, born 19 May 1928 in Richland Co, OH to Andrew Purkens b. NJ & Elizabeth Young b. OH, died on 15 Apr 1911 in Union, Auglaise, OH of senile debility. Burial 17 Apr at St Johns. Informant Wm Beech of St Johns OH. | Perkins, Hannah (I19729)
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| 2740 | from "Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953" (familysearch.org) John Novak, a conductor, widow of Minnie, born 12 Jan 1882 in Cleveland, OH to Thomas Novak b. Bohemia & UNK, died 15 Feb 1926 from sudden death at home likely myocarditis. Burial at Riverside Cemetery. Informant Mrs. B Meineke (sister). | Novak, John (I25620)
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| 2741 | from "Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953" (familysearch.org) Martha Jane Decker, a retired housewife, widow of Bertram Decker, born 15 Jun 1857 in OH to Elias Perkins b. OH & Sybil Black b. OH, died 24 Dec 1941 in Hoaglin, Van Wert, OH of carcinoma of tranverse colon. Burial 26 Dec at Fairmont Cemetery. Informant A.B. Decker. | Perkins, Martha Jane (I19751)
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| 2742 | from "Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953" (familysearch.org) Ralph D Perkins, a yard man at Snyder Lumber residing Carey, Wyandot, OH, never married, born 1 Sep 1881 in Vaughnsville OH to William Perkins & Lavonia Allen, died 7 Feb 1953 in Tiffin, Seneca, OH of acute nephritis & uremia. Burial in Spring Grover in Carey. Informant Ardene W Davis. | Perkins, Ralph Denver (I19783)
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| 2743 | from "Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953" (familysearch.org) Sybble May Bustetter, a housewife, born Auglaize Co, OH to Alias Perkins b. OH and Nancy Jane Terwilliger b. OH, died on 13 Apr 1919 in Union, Auglaize, OH of pulmonary tuberculosis. Burial 15 Apr in Greenlawn Cemetery. Informant Chas Bustetter of Wapakoneta OH. | Perkins, Sybble May (I19746)
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| 2744 | from "Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953" (familysearch.org) Thirza Hellen Schamp, a retired widow, born 24 Apr 1840 in OH to Andrew Perkins b. MA & Elizabeth Young, died 2 Oct 1910 in Spencerville, Allen, OH of chronic nephritis. Burial 5 Oct in Old Town Cemetery. Informant Grace Schamp of Spencerville. | Perkins, Thirsa Helen “Theressa” (I19732)
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| 2745 | from "Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953" (familysearch.org) Wesley Perkins, a laborer residing Uniopolis OH, single, born 8 Jan 1857 in OH to Lewis Perkins & Louisa Conner, died 14 Nov 1923 in Lima, Allen, OH of a bowel obstruction. Burial 15 Non in Fairmount Cemetery of Cridersville OH. Informant Mrs. Charles Perkins of Cridersville. | Perkins, Wesley (I19762)
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| 2746 | from "Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953" (familysearch.org) William Andrew Perkins, retired, born 16 Jun 1843 in OH to Lewis Perkins b. OH & Marie Connor b. NJ, died 9 Jan 1923 in Carey, Wyandot, OH of hyptertrophic liver cirrhosis. Burial 11 Jan in Spring Grove cemetery. Informant Nelle P Wildermuth of Columbus OH. | Perkins, William Andrew (I19735)
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| 2747 | from "Ohio Deaths, 1908-2007" (ancestry.com) Death of Dorothy H Anderson on 22 Mar 2006, widowed, resident of Lucas, Lucas, OH, born 11 Nov 1911, father's surname: Coykendall, mother's surname: Mabon | Coykendall, Dorothy H (I8481)
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| 2748 | from "Ohio, Birth Index, 1908-1964" William O Baker was born 27 Oct 1925 in Lucas Co. Additional information: Melvin. | Baker, William O (I16582)
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| 2749 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Private (I16585)
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| 2750 | from "Ohio, Births and Christenings Index, 1774-1973" (ancestry.com) Edward Payson Wood was born 2 Apr 1875 in Dayton, Montgomery, OH to A.W. Wood & Mary J. Barnes. | Woods, Edward Payson (I19402)
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