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#	Notes	Linked to
101	Came to Jerusalem about 1911	Turyuman, Elias (I2494)
102	Came to P.E.I. on the ship Polly in 1803 with his parents. Settled on Lot 6 P.E.I.	MCKINNON, Simon (I1911)
103	came to P.E.I., settled at Milltown.	COMPTON, Hannah (I824)
104	Came to St. John in 1822 from Kincardine, Near Culross on the shores of the Forth, Perthshire.	RANKINE, Thomas (I2159)
105	Came to St. john when he was 19	RANKINE, Thomas Jr. (I2365)
106	Came to Virginia by way of Philadelphia in or before 1739, came from Ireland. Robert Poage settled on a plantation of 772 acres three miles north of Stauton which he muxt have prchased from William Beverley as it was in Beverley Manor. H also in 1742 aquired 306 acres directly from the Government, the patent executed by Lieutenant Governor Gooch. He is said to have donated the land on which Augusta Stone Church (at Fort Defiance, Va.) stands, was an elder in its first session an a justice in the first Commision of the Peace of Augusta County (County Court) October 30, 1745 Two partial lists of the children of Robert Poage are extant, one in the record of his importation which names nine, the other in his will, dated October 20, 1773 and probated March 6, 1774, which names eight but omits two daughters, Sarah, wife of Thomas Gordon, and Mary, wife of Robert Breckenridge, both of whom predeceased their father; Mary is known to have died young. The order of these children is not known. It is assumed that all of them were born in Ireland, except Thomas, who is not listed in the importation roll and, it is supposed, was born in Virginia.	POAGE, Robert (I761)
107	Captain US Army in Germany in 1945 Grad Va Mil Academy	COLE, Charles Carter (I665)
108	Car inspector, Mo Pacific RR, Falls City, Neb grad Centerview HS	POAGE, George Kirker (I701)
109	Ceasars Creek MM Ohio	MILLS, Daniel (I574)
110	Ceasars Creek MM Ohio	MILLS, Amos (I575)
111	Ceasars Creek MM Ohio	MILLS, Amy (I576)
112	Ceasars Creek MM Ohio	COOK, Elizabeth (I577)
113	Ceasars Creek MM Ohio	MILLS, Jesse (I578)
114	Ceasars Creek MM Ohio	SANDERS, Daniel (I584)
115	Ceasars Creek MM Ohio pg 191	MILLS, Stephen (I588)
116	Ceasars Creek MM Ohio pg 191	MILLS, William (I589)
117	Ceasars Creek MM OHIO pg 191	MILLS, Samuel W. (I591)
118	Certificate copies are copies of transcripts not originals	MARTIN, Leonard Alexander (I479)
119	Certificate of British Registry indicates that the ship The Lady Maxwell is Registered. Alexander Elder is listed as part owner?	ELDER, Alexander (I1540)
120	Charlene Patterson First Marriage, next was Mary (Elder) Sadler?	Family: Chamberlin, Lawrence Forgy / (F512)
121	Checked 1870 Census Mahaska co., Iowas. Could not find. 10/5/1990 Discovered that this individual who I supposed to be John Smith was instead Edward O. Smith. He is on the 1900 census of Mahaska co. Iowa film #1240446 Pg. 93 just two doors away from his married daughter Jeanette or Nettie Smith Sheue. His father and Mother in New York. He is listed as a farmer who owns his own 167 acres. His wife Sarah and son William A	SMITH, Edward O (I19)
122	Checked Marriages 1805-1864 Film #317334 Champion County, none.	SPAIN, Theodrick (I73)
123	Chicago unmarried	COLE, Raymond Cutler (I653)
124	Child expected at time of this record.	POAGE (I708)
125	child of William HARRIS AND Susannah	HARRIS, Mary (I1266)
126	Chilhowie, Mo	POAGE, Susan Lytle (I696)
127	Chris was born with Downs Syndrome at a time when nothing much could be done and recommendations were always for institutionization. However my Aunt and Uncle accepted the challenge and instead sought more progressive methods of teaching him in Canada. These methods they took back to Portland and made a vital contribution to teaching the handicap in that area. Today at age 35 Cris has his own apartment and job and makes his contribution to society. Since Sep 17 of 1986 my sister-in-law and brother-in-law has a Downs baby named Clark Benson Perrins and they too have educated him beyond belief . Christopher had a book written about him, a fable, by a talented man in Portland.	PRUITT, Pamela Jean (I182)
128	civil engineer employed by a public utility company, Bristow, Okla.	POAGE, Robert Courtney (I702)
129	Clinton Co. Ohio	LEWIS, Evan (I608)
130	Company D 19th Iowa Inf. Private, Union Army	SHELLEY, Jasper (I2372)
131	Comptonology: The oldest son, who remained in New Brunswick Canada and we believe in Saint John. We do not have record of wife or offspring.	COMPTON, William (I791)
132	Contracted Tuberculosis and was living in Albert County N.B. in the 1940s.	MACKENZIE, Maude Elizabeth (I1827)
133	Contracter at Portland Oregon.	MARTIN, Simon (I1914)
134	Copy of Death certificat is a copy of the original	MARTIN, Leonard Alexander (I479)
135	Corvallis Oregon grad Vancouver HS and Business Coll	POAGE, Beatrice Rhodona (I621)
136	could be a twin to sister Marion	BORDEN, Margaret (I1343)
137	COULD BE BENSON OR BUSON OR?	BEESON, Mary (I555)
138	could have been a twin to sister Margaret. Married to John LITTLE before 13 Apr 1539	BORDEN, Maryon or Marian (I1342)
139	County surveyor Pocahontas County, surveyor and Indian trader, trapper and farmer in Kentucky, founder of the town of Ripley, Ohio.	POAGE, Col. James (I473)
140	Cousin of Lemuel who she married. Her daugter 'bessie' also marrid her cousin.	COMPTON, Lucy Ann (I867)
141	D of James and Lydia of Warren Co.	SCOTT, Patsy (I501)
142	Dad says he is buried at Prune Hill North of Camas.	POAGE, George Evans (I632)
143	Dad says he used to play the organ for silent movies he had one gimp arm and could only use one finger of the hand of that bad arm, but he played the organ anyways. He traveled a lot in the Grand Rond Valley by the Mollala Mountains in his Model T,( that he could shift with his feet, so he did not need to use his hand.) He sold Watkins products ( herbs, toothpaste spices, cleaning powder shoes etc.)	LARSEN, A Kip (I642)
144	Dad says that Jimmy Fairley may have ben killed in a bank robbery in his 20s James Ebenezer mentions 'James Death' Maybe in Portland. Research finds that he was killed while involved in robbing "Edwards Dance and Dine" out Barber Blvd. I have copy of the newspaper article somewhere.	FAIRLEY, James M.(Jimmey) (I1970)
145	Dads name was Christopher and mother Esther WOODWARD	WILSON, John (I131)
146	Dallas, Tex not married?	POAGE, Joseph C (I735)
147	Daniel Vaughan Twin of Obediah. After his fathers death in 1761 he emigrated to Chester, Lunenburg County, N.S. with his Mother Dinah and younger brother Anthony to join his older brother John and his wife Mary. A record in Chester shows that John Vaughan owned land in 1764, which indicated that he had taken up his grant at least four years earlier. Daniel and Anthony built a saw and grist mill, near each other, on a stream known as 'Vaughan's Stream' in a section known as Western Shore near Chester. Daniel married Lydia Mosher and years later sold his property as Western Shore to Anthony and moved to Newport, Hants County. In 1796, along with Philip Mosher, they moved their families to Quaco (St. Martins),. N.B. where they recieved land in the Orange Rangers Grant. They were said to have operated the first sawmill in New Brunswick. DANIEL, son of David and Dinah (Baker) Vaughan, was born at Scituate, Rhode Island, Feb. 21, 1747 (twin to Obadiah). He married Lydia (Mosher?). Daniel made a will on June 11, 1807 and then executed another on Jan. 27, 1808. He died soon after making this will. All of his children were named in the will. However when the children signed off on a parcel of land to Daniel's nephew James Mcleod; it will be seen that Henry Vaughan was either deceased or out of the country. Daughter Rebekah may have died, because her husband, Peter Crandall, signed for her share. Daniel is said to have operated a saw mill with Phillip Mosher. Daniel probably lived with his father and mother in Beekman's Precinct, Dutchess County, New York, probably moved from there to Chester or Lunenburg, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, prior to 1774. Daniel was one of the original grantees of Quaco (now St. Martins, N.B.). His estate was valued at 255 pounds, of which 100 pounds was a one-fourth ownership in the schooner 'Rachel' built by his son David. This was the first ship built at St. Martins. At one time Daniel and Anthony built a saw and grist mill on Vaughan's Creek in Chester. He sold his half interest to brother Anthony when he went to New Bunswick. It is said he received a grant of 1750 acres in Saint Johns County, N.B. and became wealthy.	VAUGHAN, Daniel (I1748)
148	Daniel Vaughan, the fourth son of John and Gillian acquired most, if not all of his father's farm. He was born in 1653 as shown in the old Friends Records. His marriage and births of some of his children are recorded in the Old Rhode Island Colony reconds at the Rhode Island State Archives,-part I, page 164, 1646- 1669. Daniel Vaughans marriage record shows he married Susanah Ginney daughter of Samuel and Ann Ginney of New Plymouth. (The name may have been Jenney) The old Town ( council records of Newport at the Newport Historical Society reveal that Daniel executed a will which went to probate in March 1704 and that he named his wife susannah as the Executrix. Except for Joseph the records of Daniel's descendants beyond his children are difficult to uncover. I have concluded that it was his son Daniel Vaughan who married an Abigail Moon, but it might be contended that the Danicl Vanghan whose Will was probated Feb. 13, 1717 at Newport, leaving an only child Rebecca,; was the son of Daniel and Susannah Vaughan. If Daniel Vaughan who married Abigail Moon was the Sonl of Daniel and Susannah	VAUGHAN, Daniel (I1987)
149	DAR book gives Mary Laughlin and four of her daughters as Patriotic Heroines.	Lindley, Mary (I2295)
150	Date is the date the burial permit was filed with the local board of health in St. John. Intered at Methodist Burial Ground, City of Saint John, signed by T. A. Rankine on 8th of july, 1890.	RANKINE, Margaret (I1541)