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Martin/Puitt
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Matches 151 to 200 of 1,023

#	Notes	Linked to
151	dau., m. at Dalbeg	MACAULAY (I1594)
152	Daughter of Abraham and Mary.	MARSHALL, Elizabeth (I1169)
153	Daughter of Captain Somerled MacDonald, tacksman of Sartle, Trotternish (Somerled was great-grandson of Sir James Mor MacDonald, 2nd Baronet of Sleat), and had six children: John, William, Ebenezer, Charlotte, Flora and Alice.	MACDONALD, Mary (I970)
154	Daughter of Francis and Grace Stanfield, who came from Garten, in Cheshire, in the 'Endeavour , of London,' arriving the 7th month 1683. Deborah was probably the mother of most of thier children.	STANFIELD, Deborah (I1026)
155	Daughter of John and Jane Edge of Providence.	EDGE, Abigail (I1061)
156	Daughter of Paul	MACY, Anna (I1122)
157	Daughter of Rev. Angus MacQueen, Minister of Sleat.	MACQUEEN, Catherine (I948)
158	daughter of Rev. Donald Macaulay	MACAULAY, Margaret (I946)
159	Daughter of the first minister at the Belfast Church	MACLENNAN, Ann (I1871)
160	Daughter of Thomas and Margery (Mendenhall) Martin, she came with them from Bedwin Magna, in Wiltshire, England, arriving in Chester County Dec 16th 1685	MARTIN, Rachel (I1050)
161	Daughter of Thomas BORDEN AND Mary HARRIS marr to Thomas FENNER	BORDEN, Dinah Harris (I1267)
162	Daugther of Thamas and Sally	THORNBOROUGH, Sarah Alice (I1172)
163	David Vaughan, R-2, second son of John and Lillian Vaughan left a Will executed and probated in 1678. He named his father John Vaughan and brother John Vaughan, Jr. as co-executors. Will shows a widow Mary who remarried to Thomas Joslin, also an only son John Vaughan (a child). DAVID, son of John and Gillian (?) Vaughan, born July 19, 1646 at Newport, R.l. He married Mary (?), who, some time prior to 1682, married Thomas Joslin for her second husband. David was admitted a freeman at Portsmouth on June 27, 1670 On October 10, 1674, he was chosen to serve on jury trials. The deed, to David from the Town Fathers at Portsmouth 1676, indicates he purchased 35 acres there on this date. He drew his will March 1, 1677-78 and this was proved May 25, 1678. He named his father and brother John co-executors of his will. He named his son and his wife as beneficiaries. John his son became founder of Vaughan family at North Kingstown, R.I. David Vaughan bought the 35 acres from John Anthony on Nov. 7, 1666. He did not marry Mary Mott, daughter of Adam Jr. and Mary (Lott) Mott. It was his brother John who married her, as proven by deeds under John Vaughan Jr. David Vaughan left an only child, per will.	VAUGHAN, David (I1929)
164	Death: May 30, 1922 Morning Oregonian June 01, 1922 ELDER--In this city, May 30, Margaret Elder aged 89 years. The funeral service will take place at the conservatory chapel of the East Side Funeral directors, 414 East Alder st., at 10:30 A.M. Saturday, June 3. Friends invited. Interment Lone Fir cemetery.	ELDER, Margaret (I1900)
165	Descendant of the Martins of Bealach, in Trotternish, Skye, in 1733 held a written tack for certain lands in Glenmore, in the Parish of Portree.	MARTIN, Angus (I1730)
166	Diannes good friend Gene Wilkinson did the temple work for this ancestor	WILKINSON, Thomas (I1507)
167	Died a day or two before her Husband.	HARREL, Sarah (I1867)
168	died a few months after his birth	PIGGOT, Jeremiah (I2179)
169	Died about age 20	Rebeca (I2483)
170	died age 48	Turyuman, Marcela (I2464)
171	Died at 4 months age.	NELSON, Sarah Louise (I1960)
172	died at age 18	BORDEN, John (I1465)
173	Died at age 4 years.	COMPTON, William Henry (I830)
174	Died at age 48	COOK, Thomas (I535)
175	Died at age 79.	EARLE, Mary (I1399)
176	died at birth	Turyuman, Maggie (I2504)
177	Died at sea.	COOK, Peter (I529)
178	Died in infnacy	Clayton, Elizabeth (I2221)
179	Died of diabetis or symtoms thereof.	PRUITT, Furnas Mills (I36)
180	Died of typhoid fever	MARTIN, May Agnes (I1535)
181	Died single at age 22.	COMPTON, John (I829)
182	Died three weeks later	ELDER, Catherine Anne (I1909)
183	Died unmarried.	MACAULAY, Zachary (I976)
184	Died young.	MACAULAY, Ebenezer (I959)
185	Died young.	MACAULAY, Marion (I960)
186	Disease of Kidney and heart, Lone Fir Cemetery, Dr. George F. Wilson, F S. Dunning, aged 64	ELDER, Alexander The Third (I1538)
187	Divorced from Edgar and moved to Ramona, Oklahoma where Nettie Smith lived with her until her 90's	SMITH, Grace Ada (I80)
188	Donald Cam (Blind Donald) was Tacksman of Brenish, Lewis, he gave eleven at least of his decendants to the srvice of the church:- 2 Great Grandsons, 4 Great-great grandsons, 4 Great-great great grandsons and 1 g-g-g-g grandson. First in the family to stand out prominently in the traditions of Lewis. He lived in Uig, and according to MacAulay tradition, was the son of Dugald, the son of John Roy, the son of Dugald. A Man of great phisical strength and daring, One eyed Donald took a prominent part in resisting the settlement of the Fife colonists in Lewis, and afterwards assisted the MacLeods in their attempts to keep the MacKenzies from settling in the Island. The first MacAulay of Lewis on record is Donald (Cam), mentioned in 1610, who is said to have been captured along with Torquil Dubh in 1597, but escaped.	MACAULAY, Donald Cam (one-eyed Donald (I981)
189	dt of Amos and Ann.	HAWKINS, Mary (I1129)
190	dt of Amos and Hannah	COOK, Eunice (I1125)
191	Dt of William and Amy	SANDERS, Mary (I504)
192	Early and prominent settler in Augusta County, Va.	CRAWFORD, Patrick (I764)
193	ed at Liberty Hall Acad under Rev. William Graham and licensed by Lexington Presby itinerated through Berkley, Hamshire, and installed pastor at Gerrardstown (now W.Va.) when he died. He had recently M.	POAGE, Thomas Rev (I748)
194	Educated Aledo, Ill Schools and Seminary, lived after marriage in Aledo, Centerview, Mo and Tacoma Washington	POAGE, Mary Howe (I681)
195	Educated at the University of Edinbugh, where he graduated M.A. in 1692 Mr. Donald was settled as minister of Kilmuir in Skye in 1700, by Sir Donald MacDonald, 4th Baronet of Sleat. He was noted for his great strength and skill in arms. Morrison, the author of the Morrison Manuscripts, records that, in a wrestling and fencing contest at Duntuilm, Sir Donald 'soon found that he was no match for Mr Donald, and from that time became his determined enemy.' Persecuted by the Baronet of Sleat, Mr. MacAulays lot in Kilmour was not an enviable one, but fortunately for him he was befriended by the Chief of Dunvegan, Norman MacCleod, who presented him to Bracadale, where he was admitted in 1708, and remained as minister until his death in 1748. Minister of Bracadale, Skye He was 1st cousin to Reverend Aulay MacAulay of Harris, ancestor of Lord MacAulay.	MACAULAY, Rev Donald (I947)
196	Educated Marietta HS and Ohio Female Coll, College Hill, Cincinnati.	POAGE, Ann Elizabeth (I646)
197	Elder of Mountain Plains Church, settled on Mechums River and had seven children	WALLACE, William (I781)
198	Elder, Alex age 51, Church of England, Scotch origin, Painter. Mary age 47, Sarah H. age 25, Alice M. age 17, Thomas M. age 9, Lilly M. age 6, Malone, Mary age 16, Roman Catholic, Irish Origin, Servant.	ELDER, Sarah Harrell (I487)
199	Elder, Alex age 51, Church of England, Scotch origin, Painter. Mary age 47, Sarah H. age 25, Alice M. age 17, Thomas M. age 9, Lilly M. age 6, Malone, Mary age 16, Roman Catholic, Irish Origin, Servant.	MANKS, Mary (I1539)
200	Elder, Mary (wid Alex) b 910 Michigan	MANKS, Mary (I1539)