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| 6551 | From Jamaica Civil Registration, 1880-1999 (familysearch.org) Owen Constantine Perkins was born 19 Apr 1973 in Cottage, St. Ann to Daisy Perkins, a domestic servant. Gilda Perkins present at birth. | Perkins, Owen Constantine (I10229)
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| 6552 | From Jamaica Civil Registration, 1880-1999 (familysearch.org) Sarah Perkins was born on 23 Aug 1907 in Cottage, St Ann to Henry Perkins of Cottage, St Ann, a Pewkeeper, and Martha Perkins, formerly Clarke. Registered 14 Sept 1907 | Perkins, Sarah (I10226)
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| 6553 | From Jamaica Civil Registration, 1880-1999 (familysearch.org) Henry Franklin Perkins, a Settler, age 55, son of Henry Perkins, residing in Cottage, St. Ann and Martha Clarks, Spinster, age 46, dau of James Clarke, residing Cottage, St. Ann were married on 24 Apr 1907 in Watsonville, St. Ann, Jamaica. | Family: Henry Franklin Cyrus Perkins / Martha Clarke (F3545)
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| 6554 | From Jamaica Civil Registration, 1880-1999 (familysearch.org) on 1 Jan 1902 in Cottage, St Ann Parish, Clanranald Bicknall Cooke, a clerk, residing Hanover St. Kingston,, age 40, son of Brooks Cooke, married Olive Huntley Perkins, a spinster, residing Cottage St. Ann, age 18, daughter of George Perkins. Witnesses Herbert Perkins and Rosabelle Josephine Perkins. | Family: Clanronald Bicknell Cooke / Olive Huntley Perkins (F3967)
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| 6555 | From Jamaica Civil Registration, 1880-1999 (familysearch.org) On 19 May 1943 in Cabe Church, Kingston, JAM, Vennil Alton Perkins, occ. Constable, age 29, residing Kingston JAM, son of George Perkins (deceased) married Alberteen Alethea Campbell, occ. Dressmaker, age 23, risiing Kingston JAM, daughter of Jonathan Campbell. Witnesses Sydney Adolphus James and Maria Isabel Shackleford | Family: Vennel Alton Perkins / Alberteen Alethea Campbell (F3968)
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| 6556 | from Jan 19, 1935, The Niagara Falls Gazette (www.fultonhistory.com) Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Baker, of Sanborn, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to Wallace L. Erck, also of Sanborn. The wedding will take place in the spring. | Family: Wallace Leverne Erck / Mary Elizabeth Baker (F2241)
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| 6557 | from Jefferson County Death 1907 (ancestry.com) Carl Volz, born Germany, age 79, retired, died on 23 Feb 1907 of gangrene. Burial on 25 Feb in Eastern Cemetery. | Volz, Karl “Charles” (I7641)
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| 6558 | From Jones County Marriage Records Surname Given Surname Given Marriage Line Pg Perrine H W Baker Mary Randall 1857 Jul 27 604 84 | Family: Henry Walker Perrine / Mary Randall Bingham (F4976)
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| 6559 | From Journal of the Iron and Steel Institute, Vol 88 Colonel James Robert Bain died at his London residence recently at the age of sixty-three. He began his career in the firm of Bain, Blair, a& Patterson, proprietors of the Harrington Ironworks and Collieries, in the early seventies, These works have since become a part of the Workington Iron and Steel Company, Ltd. Since 1880 he had taken an active part in the management of the Whitehaven Collieries. He was elected a member of the Iron and Steel Institute in 1974. | Bain, Col James Robert (I1949)
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| 6560 | from Julie Mulroy (findagrave.com) He was born about 1805 and died in 1854. He and his wife, Catherine (Mary Catherine Daley) and daughter Elizabeth left Ireland for Sydney, Australia, where they had two more children, and emigrated to San Francisco in 1849/1850. They settled in Santa Clara County in 1852 and Catherine is buried in San Jose. | Brown, William (I1244)
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| 6561 | From June 30, 2008, The Indianapolis Star Bob Volz 79, of Indianapolis, passed away on June 28, 2008. He was born on June 18, 1929 to Bernard J. Volz, who preceded him in death, and Thelma Volz. Bob was a Veteran of the U.S. Air Force and worked at AllisonGM for 41 years, retiring in 1991. He was a member of St. Christopher Catholic Church and the K of C #3682, of which he was very active. He served as the Eucharistic Minister and Trustee of the church and was the Co-Chairman for the church bingo. Bob is survived by his wife, Shirley Volz; sons, Michael (Kim), Bernie (Lacee) and Mark Volz; mother, Thelma Volz; sister, Mary (Bob) Kachel; brothers, Richard (Mary Ann) and Bernard Volz; 7 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at St. Christopher Church, located on 16th and Lynhurst in Speedway, on Wednesday, July 2, 2008 at 10:00 am. Visitation will be held at Stevens Mortuary, 5520 W 10th St, Indpls, on Tuesday, July 1, 2008 from 4-7:30 pm with a 7:30 pm K of C Rosary. Entombment will be at Calvary Cemetery. Contributions may be made to your favorite charity. | Volz, Robert Bernard (I6167)
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| 6562 | from Kendallville Public Library Microfilm and The News Sun, 8-21-1896 (gen.nobleco.lib.in.us) Coplin George W, who died Aug. 14, was born in Saratoga County, New York Jan. 19, 1811. His father, a soldier of the Revolution, died when he was 3 years of age. When a youth his mother also died, leaving him the youngest of 13 children. In 1849 he removed with his family to Milford Twp, LaGrange County where he lived and labored until he secured a comfortable home. About 10 years ago he removed to Kendallville and from there to LaGrange where he has for 3 years past made his home with the family of his youngest son. Aug. 21, 1834 he married Rebecca VanVranken, who survives and they had 6 children, 3 of whom are living. Funeral at the Christian Church. Burial, Lake View Cemetery. | Coplin, George Washington (I5473)
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| 6563 | From Kentucky Death Records, 1852-1953 (ancestry.com) Charles R Volz, a painter at the L&N RR, widower, born 22 Sep 1857 in Louisville, KY to Charles Volz of Germany, mother unknown, died 21 May 1924 in Louisville, KY of Intraabdominal carcinoma. Burial on 22 May 1924 in Cave Hill Cemetery. Informant Mrs. E.E. Sullivan. | Volz, Charles Rudolf (I8205)
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| 6564 | from Kentucky Deaths and Burials, 1843-1970 (familysearch.org) Anna Maria Volz born 28 May 1832 in Dinglingen, Baden died 30 Dec 1890. Burial on 01 Jan 1891. from Kentucky Death Records, 1852-1953 (ancestry.com) Annie Maria Volz, age 58, born Germany. died 31 Dec, 1890 in Louisville, KY of Congestion of brain/head. Burial Jan 5 in Eastern Cemetery. | Anna Maria (I8204)
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| 6565 | from Kentucky Deaths and Burials, 1843-1970 (familysearch.org) Karl Volz born 3 Nov 1827 in Gaueshurst, Deutchdl died 23 Feb 1907. Burial on 25 Feb. | Volz, Karl “Charles” (I7641)
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| 6566 | from Kentucky, Births and Christenings, 1839-1960 (familysearch.org) Karl Rudolph born 22 Sept 1857 at St. Paul's Evangelical to Karl Volz and Elisabeth Hurst. | Volz, Charles Rudolf (I8205)
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| 6567 | from Lancashire, England, Births and Baptisms, 1813-1911 (ancestry.com) Annie Bella b. 11 Apr 1881 in Barrow to Thomas Newlands, a printer, and Isabella was baptized on 5 Jun 1881 in Whalley Parish, Lancashire | Newlands, Annie Bella (I11705)
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| 6568 | from Lancashire, England, Births and Baptisms, 1813-1911 (ancestry.com) Leonard Heap, residing 15 Aug 1820, son of John and Mary, was baptised on 15 Aug 1880 in Habergham Parish, Lancashire, ENG (baptized with Mary Emma Starkie) | Heap, Leonard (I11763)
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| 6569 | from Lancaster MA Town records James Son of Asahel & Millicent Tower born May 16, 1796 | Tower, James (I14178)
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| 6570 | From Landmarks of Monroe County In 1807 still more families settled in Riga, and among them may be recalled the names of Enos Moore and his sons, Ephraim and Samuel, Joseph Thompson, George Richmond, Benajah Holbrook, Charles and Eber Orcutt, Thomas Bingham and his three sons, Joseph, Justin and William, and also his daughter who became Mrs. Pratt. There were also James Knowles and his sons James, William and Paul; Joseph Emerson and three stalwart sons, Erastus, Joseph and George, Jesse Church, Clark Hall, Rev Robert Hill, Thomas and George Hill, and their sister, Mrs. Emerson. | Hill, Thomas (I116)
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| 6571 | From Landmarks of Monroe County, NY by William F. Peck (1895), Part III, p. 87 Reed, J. B. (deceased). was born in Sweden, January 29, 1818. His father, John, came to Sweden in 1806, and settled on the farm which has been in the family for eighty-five years. John B. married Mary W., daughter of Joseph Emerson, who married Lucy Hill, and settled in the town of Riga, Monroe county, in 1809. Mr. and Mrs. Reed have had four daughters: Mrs. Seymour H. Root, Mrs. George H. Rowe, Mrs. Fred J. Root, who died January 21, 1879, and Cora M. Reed. Our subject was a practical and successful citizen and farmer, and has taken an active interest in all town affairs, being specially interested in educational matters. He died in 1879 in his sixty-second year. He was mourned by all who knew him for his many noble traits of character. | Reed, John B (I4639)
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| 6572 | From Landmarks of Niagara County, New York Luther W Crosier was born in Cambria, December 27, 1822, and was a farmer until 1873, when he retired and now lives in the village of Pekin, and has served as assessor for six or seven years . Mr Crosier's grandfather, William Crosier, came from Massachusett to Cambria and was one of the pioneer families of the that town, he settled the new land now owed William H Crosier, in 1819. | Crosier, Luther Whiting (I2459)
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| 6573 | From Landmarks of Orleans County, New York by Isaac Smith Signor, Henry Perry Smith Baker, Everett M., D. D. S.. was born in Cambria, Niagara county April 7, 1855. He was educated in Lockport Union School and the Philadelphia Dental College, from which he graduated in 1877. In that year he came to Medina, established an office and enjoys a large practice. Dr. Baker is a prominent mason and is master of Lodge 336, Medina. He is also a member of the Eighth District Dental Society. In 1877 Dr. Baker married Helen Hill, and they have children, Ethel, Harold Jay, and Ralph Alden. Dr. Baker's father was Alden D. Baker, and his mother Eliza A Blackmer. From The Dental Cosmos by By J. D. White, John Hugh McQuillen, George Jacob Ziegler, James William White, Edward Cameron Kirk, Lovick Pierce Anthony, Published by S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Co., 1896 DR. EVERETT M. BAKER, DIED, in Medina, Orleans Co., N. Y., February 3, 1896, of pneumonia, Dr. EVERETT MILFOLD BAKER, aged forty-one years. Dr. Baker was born in the town of Cambria, Niagara county, N. Y., April 7, 1855. In early life he evinced a fondness for study and developed correct and exemplary habits. Upon leaving the district school he entered the Lockport Union School, where he finished his preliminary education. Having early chosen dentistry as his life work, he entered the dental office of Drs. Balcom & Dickinson, in Lockport, for a term of years, subsequently completing his preparation for practice by attending the Philadelphia Dental College, from which he graduated in the spring of 1877. The same year Dr. Baker opened an office in Medina, where by his industry and skill, added to a pure and blameless life, he came into possession of a large and lucrative practice. He was a member of the Eighth District Dental Society, and at the time of his death its corresponding secretary. He commanded the respect and esteem of his fellow-associates for his manly and courteous bearing, as well as for his interest in the affairs of the society. In the community in which he lived he was identified with religious, social, charitable, and fraternal organizations in which his public spirit and interest in the welfare of his fellow-men was strongly manifested. He was an officer in the Presbyterian Church, the Young Men's Christian Association, and the Masonic Lodge. Dr. Baker leaves a widow, with one daughter and two sons. At 5 pm suffering from a severe cold, he reluctantly canceled engagements with his patients,when he was (?)...(?) and pneumonia developed, (?) falally, after less than a week's sickness. In the death of Dr. Baker our village losses one of its noblest and best citizens. No one was more universally beloved and esteemed, and few are the men with friends so numerous as our deceased brother. Never have we had the pleasure of the friedship of one who came nearer to the ideal manhood we all aspire to, but so few attain, as was exemplified in the person of Dr. Everett M. Baker. His demise will be most keenly felt, not only by the afflicted family, but by a wide circle of friends, and there will be a void in every relation of life in which he was wont to mingle. | Baker, Dr. Everett Milford (I31)
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| 6574 | From Langworthy Cemetery, Jones County, IA (Jones county IAGenweb) Perrine Mary H (Baker) 05/03/1872 40 yrs; 2nd w/o Henry W Perrine | Bingham, Mary Randall (I2269)
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| 6575 | from Legacy.com obituary Gertrude "Trudi" (Gassaway) Illsley of San Antonio passed away on Wednesday, June 28, 2006, two days short of her 91st birthday. She is preceded in death by her husband, Elwyn "Al" Wendell Illsley, in 2001. Gertrude was born in Christine, Texas on June 30, 1915. She was the only child of early Christine residents, Lena (Martin) and John Ewell Gassaway. She will be laid to rest beside her husband, parents and grandparents at the Christine City Cemetery. Pallbearers are her cousins, Tom Martin, Jr. (George West), Jeff Martin, III (George West), Jeff Sibley (Tilden), Bill Pack (San Antonio), Bill Sibley (Christine) and Jerry Colley (Tilden). Graveside services will be held Saturday, July 1, 2006 at 2:00PM at the Christine City Cemetery. To leave a memorial or tribute visit www.hurleyfuneralhome.com | Gassaway, Gertrude “Trudi” (I26880)
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| 6576 | From LeMars Sentinel, February 25, 1930 HOLD DIAMOND DAY GATHERING, FRIENDS WILL HONOR STUDENT AND SCHOLAR REARED ON PLYMOUTH PRAIRIES Many early residents of Plymouth County remember the Varnum family which settled in Fredonia Township away back in the seventies, and were contemporanous with the Reeves family, the Knowltons, the Winslows, Webb Freeman and Case, and others. The Varnums had a family of six boys who were brought up and reared in Fredonia township. Walter Scott Varnum was the eldest of these boys and is now living in California. His friends and college mates are planning to celebrate a diamond jubilee for him in April on the occasion of his seventy-fifth birthday. Walter S. Varnum graduated from Hillsdale College, Michigan, in 1880, with a degree of bachelor of arts and pursued the profession of teaching in various institutions in Kansas, Arizona and California. Following the death of his wife, Alice Case, an early Fredonia township resident, he traveled extensively over the Pacific Coast. Mr. Varnum was admitted to the bar while living in Kansas. He spends his time in the country in southern California with his typewriter, books and magazine, and is largely interested in methods for improving the education of children. The celebration which is planned in his honor will be held in the home of his brother, George Varnum, who is a practicing attorney in Anaheim, California. Another brother, James Varnum, lives at Centerville, S.D. Henry Newell, of this city, is a cousin of the Varnum family. The mother of W.S. Varnum and one his brothers are buried in the LeMars cemetery. | Varnum, Walter Scott (I2759)
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| 6577 | from List of Mayors of Oakland, California (wikipedia.com) Morcom was born March 3, 1874 in Grass Valley, California, but little is known of his upbringing. He had established himself as proprietor of Morcom's picture frame and art store at 1724 Broadway by 1920. In 1931, he was the first Oakland mayor ever to be selected by his fellow council members and not by popular vote, under a charter reform meant to reform the excesses of the Davie era. However, Morcom quit as mayor after only one term, stating that a businessman could not afford to serve as mayor, with a monthly stipend of $100 a month plus $15 per council meeting, and that he did believe in the new council-manager form of municipal government (council-manager government), but that the mayor should be popularly elected and properly paid. Morcom returned to the city council, as councilman-at-large, from 1941 to 1953. In 1933 he planted the first rose in the municipal rose garden, which was renamed the Morcom Amphitheater of Roses in 1953. He lived at 4231 Lakeshore Avenue as mayor and up to his death on October 4, 1955. | Morcom, Frederick Nicholas “Fred” (I7487)
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| 6578 | From Littleton Town Records, 27 Jun 1794 was buried Mary Baker Aged about 47 Years. | Baker, Mary (I1706)
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| 6579 | from London Free Press, 11 Jun 1870 (London Public Libary Image Gallery) Earnest Nicholas charged J. McLellan with abusive language and disorderly conducted. Remanded. | Nicholas, Ernest Ludewig Theodor (I600)
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| 6580 | from London Free Press, 14 Aug 1875 (London Public Library Image Gallery) Samuel McDowell, landlord of farmer's Home tavern, charged a man named McKenna with stealing his dog, valued at $10. | McDowell, Samuel (I3996)
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| 6581 | from London Free Press, 24 May 1880 (London Public Library Image Gallery) d 22 May 1880, age 57 -in this city -relict of Jas. McDowell -fun. from res. bro-in-law, 521 Simcoe | McLeod, Isabella (I455)
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| 6582 | from London Free Press, 29 Mar 1880 (London Public Library Image Gallery) MCDOWELL, JAMES ALEXANDER d. 27 Mar 1880, age 27 in this city | McDowell, James Alexander (I2691)
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| 6583 | from London Free Press, 5 May 1875 (London Public Library Image Gallery) Joseph Stevenson, charged by Samuel McDowell with assault, settled on payment of costs | McDowell, Samuel (I3996)
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| 6584 | from Los Angeles Times, 5 May 1951 (proquest) F. M. WARREN, FOOD MAN, DIES Frank M. Warren, 66, a leading food broker here for the last 37 years, died yesterday in Queen of Angels Hospital. He was a past president of the Los Angeles Food Brokers Association and in 1942-43 he served as original director, representing Southern California, for the National Food Brokers Association. He was a member of the firm of Kuhl-Warren Co. Mr. Warren lived at 4173 Edenhurst Ave. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Mary C. Warren; two daughters, Mrs. Robert M. Brown and Mrs. James K. Clindinin, and a sister, Mrs. J.E. Norman. Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Monday at Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park. Cunningham & O'Connor Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. | Warren, Frank Meek (I2027)
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| 6585 | from LY4T-953 in "Shared Family Tree" (familysearch.org) Harold F. Baker was born 30 Jul 1904 in MI to Edward Walter Baker and Edna Berintha Foster. He died 13 Apr 1807 in Grand Ledge, Eaton, MI on 13 Apr 1907. | Baker, Harold F (I15380)
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| 6586 | from MA Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988 (ancestry.com) Birth of Alice D. Randall, on 4 Nov 1882 in Wilbraham, MA to Andrew, a teacher, b. Cambria NY & Georgiana, b. Royalton NY | Randall, Alice L (I5434)
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| 6587 | from Maine Birth Records, 1621-1922 (ancestry.com) a baby girl was born 18 ec 1911 in Livermore Falls to John M Goucher, a laborer, born NS, and Flossie Richards, born Chesterville. 2nd child born. | Goucher, Josephine R (I7528)
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| 6588 | from Maine Birth Records, 1621-1922 (ancestry.com) Merle LeRoy Goucher was born 15 Apr 1910 in Chesterville, ME to John Goucher, 24, laborer, born Annapolis, NS and Flossie A Richards, born Chesterville. Her 1st child. | Goucher, Merle LeRoy (I7527)
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| 6589 | from Maine Birth Records, 1621-1922 (ancestry.com) Baby Boy Gilman was born 17 Nov 1922 in Dover-Foxcroft ME to Harry F Gilman a carpenter residing Dover-Foxcroft b. Blanchard ME. and Marie Farr b. Cambridge MA. Their 3rd child. | Gilman, Baby Boy (I13872)
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| 6590 | from Maine Birth Records, 1621-1922 (ancestry.com) Walter Harry Gilman was born 6 Jan 1921 in Sangerville ME to Harry F Gilman, a farmer residing Sangerville b. Banchard ME & Josephine M Farr b. Cambridgeport MA. Their 2nd child. | Gilman, Walter Harry (I13861)
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| 6591 | from Maine Death Records, 1617-1922 (ancestry.com) Lucy Freeman, of Auburn ME, born CAN to unknown father and mother, widowed wife of Chandler Freeman, died of apoplexy on 31 Oct 1908 at age of 73y 3m 14d. | Hill, Lucy E (I1332)
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| 6592 | from Maine Marriage Records, 1705-1922 (ancestry.com) On 18 Aug 1919 in Bath, ME, Chester R. Pritchard, 31, US Navy, born Lakeland, FL to Samuel Prichard, Attorney in Savannah GA b. NY, and Ruth A Richardson, a housekeeper in Manchester NH b. Gales Ferry CT, married Abbie G Walker, 31, Dressmaker, born Salem MA to Charles Walker, Music Teacher in Salem MA born Salem MA, and Sarah Aaron, a housewife in Salem MA born Salem MA. | Family: Chester R Pritchard / Abbie G Walker (F2314)
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| 6593 | from Maine Vital Records, 1670-1907 (familysearch.org) Charles E Perkins, 25, b. New Brunswick to Albert Perkins (school teacher b. NB, r. Milltown NB) & Cordelia Clouse (b. NB, deceased), cotton mill operator, residing Lowell MA, and Alice Moore, 24, b. Milltown NB to Hiram Moore (laborer, b. Lewiston ME, r. Milltown NB) & Clara Hanson (housewife, b. NB, residing Milltown NB), cotton mill operator, residing Milltown NB were married in Calais ME on 30 Mar 1898 | Family: Charles Eli Perkins / Alice Gertrude Moore (F3518)
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| 6594 | from Manchester, England, Non-Conformist Births and Baptisms, 1758-1912 (ancestry.com) John, son of James Newlands, a printer, and Jessie McKehnie was born 10 Sep 1857 in Blackburn. Baptism on 25 Oct 1857 at United Presbyterian Church, Blackburn | Newlands, John (I11702)
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| 6595 | from Manchester, England, Non-Conformist Births and Baptisms, 1758-1912 (ancestry.com) Thomas, son of James Newlands, a printer, and Jessie McKehnie was born 4 Apr 1853 in Blackburn. Baptism on 15 May 1853 at United Presbyterian Church, Blackburn | Newlands, Thomas (I11700)
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| 6596 | from Massachusetts Birth Records Benjamin Schwartz was born 16 Feb 1885 to Max, a tailor of Russia, and Annie of Russia. Family resides at 7 Carroll Pl. | Schwartz, Benjamin (I181)
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| 6597 | from Massachusetts Birth Records David Schwartz (later corrected to Aaron) was born on 29 Apr 1880 to Max, a tailor of Poland and Anna of Poland. Family resides at 1 Noyes. from "The New York Times", 9 Aug 1958 SCHWARTZ - Aaron (Ron), on August 7, 1958, husband of the late Edith Ogulnik, devoted father of Mrs. Edward R. Schwartz, loving grandfather of Edith Ann Schwartz, loving brother of Myra and Esther Schwartz. Private funeral services were held Friday. Contributions may be sent to Play School Association, 41 West 57th St, New York, NY AARON SCHWARTZ Aaron Schwartz, a retired industrial engineer, died Thursday in his home, 1165 Park Avenue. His age was 78. He was a director of the Canadian Celanese Corporation and the Central National Corporation. He was born in Boston and graduated from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Mr. Schwartz went to Canada as an industrial engineer for the Canadian Power Company and helped in the industrial development of Quebec. Returning to the United States, he was a consulting engineer for the Celanese Corporation of America. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Edith June Schwartz; two sisters, the Misses Esther and Myra Schwartz, and a granddaughter. | Schwartz, Aaron (I179)
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| 6598 | from Massachusetts Birth Records David Schwartz was born on 7 Mar 1876 to Max, a tailor of Poland and Anna of Poland. Family resides at 97 Prince. | Schwartz, David (I177)
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| 6599 | from Massachusetts Birth Records Esther Schwartz was born 1 Nov 1890 to Marks, a tailor of Germany and Anna of Germany. Family resides at 10 Wall St. | Schwartz, Esther (I183)
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| 6600 | from Massachusetts Birth Records Hiram Schwartz (later corrected to Harry) was born 26 Mar 1899 to Max, in Real Estate, of Russia and Anna of Russia. Family resides at 10 Wall St. | Schwartz, Harry Wolfe (I6)
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