Martin/Puitt
Genealogy Pages
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Matches 1,001 to 1,023 of 1,023
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| 1001 | Wifes name is Susanna | HAWKINS, Jehu (I359)
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| 1002 | Wifes name Mary | WILSON, Eli (I368)
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| 1003 | Wifes name Rachel Found this family in the 1880 Census of Liberty Twsp. Marchall,Iowa. | HARRIS, James Lindly (I65)
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| 1004 | Wifes name was Mary | FURNAS, John (I101)
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| 1005 | Will dated 28th Sept. 1514. In his will he states that ' If my wife is with son, then my lands are to remain to the said son.' | FOWLE, Thomas (I1395)
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| 1006 | will dated Dec 28, 1790 proved June 21, 1791. | POAGE, Elizabeth (I768)
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| 1007 | will dated july 19, 1779 proved May 16, 1780 | CRAWFORD, George (I783)
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| 1008 | William A. Smith son of Sarah and Edward applies for reimbursement for expenses paid in the sickness and burial of Sarah E. Smith | Source (S49)
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| 1009 | William along with his friend and partner Henry STANTON came from RI with a shipload of Quakers about 90 and founded the city of Beaufort, N.C. and established a shipbuilding business. The forests were rich in the trees they needed, white oak and a real pitchy pine. Dianne Perrins (Pruitt) has a copy of his will and when he died he owned about 20,000 acres of land. He was the largest slave holder in the county with 48 slaves. They spent their summers in RI to avoid the heat. He disowned one daughter Sarah for marrying a non Quaker. | BORDEN, William (I1241)
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| 1010 | William Cole of Nottingham, Chester Co. Wife Mary executrix. Children William and Mary. Witnesses John Firth, John Paine, William Hall and Seasdorp. Signed 11 mo. 31, 1709/10; proved at Salem N.J. May 2, 1710. Recorded in County Book C p. 210. | Coles, William (I2370)
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| 1011 | with 46' chest. Married 1st cousin. Nearly all of this family died of Heart failure at or about maturity. | COMPTON, Henry 'Little' (I823)
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| 1012 | with son Sanford age 10, Daughter Leanora age 8, Sarah E age 4. and son Theodrick age 1 | HAINES, Mary widow Spain (I18)
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| 1013 | Worked with a baker doing business on Coopers alley, now Church street fr a schilling a day with board and lodging. | RANKINE, Thomas Jr. (I2365)
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| 1014 | Works in Central Point scool district as a Principal Near Medford Oregon | Oxner, Harrell (Hal) Dee (I2154)
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| 1015 | Works in Central Point scool district as a Principal Near Medford Oregon | Oxner, Harrell (Hal) Dee (I2154)
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| 1016 | Works in Portland May 21 1938 | Marty, Ed (I2121)
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| 1017 | Writer has copy of will | Source (S32)
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| 1018 | Y | Family: CARLSON, Margery May / PRUITT, Kenworthy Mead (F54)
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| 1019 | Y | Family: CLARKE, William E / PRUITT, Ann Beth (Betty) (F55)
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| 1020 | Y | Family: MARTIN, Earle Vincent / BOOTH, Charlotte Leah (F312)
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| 1021 | Y | Family: MARTIN, Earle Vincent Jr. / DAVIS, Eloise May (F314)
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| 1022 | Y | Family: MARTIN, Gregory F. / LUNDVALL, Vicki (F316)
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| 1023 | Youngest son of the Manse of Applecross He was a most remarkable man. See info in files under John Martin 'The MacAulays of Bracadale'. He was chosen by Earl of Selkirk to supervise his colonization schemes for Prince Edward Island. He sailed on the Polly with a large contingent of Skye emigrants, many of them relatives of his own, to P.E.I., and founded a Skye settlement at Belfast on that island. | MACAULAY, Aeneas (I969)
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