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51	Attorney, (Henderson, Carnahan, and Thompson), Prosecuting Attorney in Tacoma sometimes.	CARNAHAN, Frank McCrory (I693)
52	Auctioneer in Portree. Birth record in IGI. Mother is Margt. McCleod Died At Sluggans, Portree	MARTIN, Alexander (I1729)
53	August 1937, from letters to Ruth McDonald. "Albert Bagnall living in Los Angeles Calif. My sister Sarah's son…his mother died in 1869 or 70 when he was a small child…reared by a McNeil family near Alberton P.E.I. He has a family of three: Brennen now a sailor on a standard oil Co's tank ship..have not seen him since my visit to Los Angeles in 1919…has two daughters Gladys 41 and Martha both married Gladys has two daughters 19 and 17 Martha has a boy 9years of age"	BAGNALL, Albert E. (I1893)
54	Aunt Betty says he had a glass eye. Son of Robert Smith Poage? Ancestor Col. James Poage the founder of Ripley Ohio, son of John Poage of Augusta Co. Virginia and the Grandson of Robert Poage who immagrated with his family from Ireland in about 1734 Last paragragh confirmed Carpenter in Portland Oregon in 1911 Graduated Ill State Univ, Champaign, Ill, According to his neice Miss Charlotte B. Poage he was baptized James Smith Poage but traded middle names with his brother George Kirker (Smith) Poage. Dad says his place is still out on mill street. New data entering July 30th 1998. From Polk City Directories; Jas K Poage listed as a Carpenter from 1912 to 1917 residing at 1040 Arnold street in Portland Oregon. (note that all addresses in Portland changed in the mid thirties). In 1917 he was a 'cementworker'. In 1920 a 'shipworker' My Dad remembers that they had bosenberries in their back yard and that James Poage was kind of grouchy from being sick	POAGE, James Kirker (I485)
55	became minister of Applecross, Ross-shire, in 1731. He was educated at King's College, Aberdeen, where he graduated M.A. in 1726. Mr. MacAulay acquired notoriety as being the first heretic dragged from the North to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland in Edinburgh. I have the story on file (see John Martin file 'The MacAulays of Bracadale'.	MACAULAY, Aeneas (Angus) (I952)
56	Before Midnight	MARTIN, Sylva Ethel (I940)
57	Berkley Co S.C.	PEARSON, Enoch (I1168)
58	Bill had a son by a previous marriage. His name is Daniel.	DAVIDSON, Bill (I549)
59	birth 1539 0r 1544	BORDEN, John (I1329)
60	Birth Cert. Robert L. Martin	Source (S28)
61	Birth Certificate says she was born in Pananma but Sol says she was relly born in Barranquilla	Cohen, Sol (I2456)
62	Birth date based on her dying in 1952 at age 48	Turyuman, Marcela (I2464)
63	Birth Date from Draft Registration Card	Cobley, Fredrick William (I2584)
64	Birth place most likely is Kentucky as this was the place given on the earlier census. Later documents say Tennesee but this information is further removed from the primary source.	SHELLEY, William (I1530)
65	Birthplace from Marriage Licence of Lyrald and Vesta	Helm, Alice May (I2158)
66	Book Page: Surname: Brown Given Name: Joshua Title: Description: Son Residence: Date: 29 Dec 1762 Prove Date: 20 Mar 1767 Remarks: Jeremiah Brown. West Nottingham. 12/21/1762. Mar. 20, 1767. Provides for wife Mary. To heirs of son Jeremiah deceased 5 shillings having heretofore given my real estate to him by deed of 5/14/1749 on payment of £100 at my decease which I dispose of as follows. To daughter Patience Hadley £20. To son Joshua £20. To son Isaac £40. To wife Mary £20, also executor. Book Page: Surname: Brown Given Name: Joshua Title: Description: Heirs' father Residence: Date: 9 Nov 1769 Prove Date: 30 Nov 1769 Remarks: Mary Brown. Widow of Jeremiah. West Nottingham. 11/9/1769. Nov. 30, 1769. To step-grandson Stephen son of Isaac Brown £20 being the payment coming to me from Esther Brown, at interest until he is 21. Best wearing apparel to be sent to my 3 sisters Elizabeth, Abigail and Catherine in Ireland. To cousin Elizabeth Thornton now living in Carolina £20. To Mary wife of Henry Reynolds case of drawers which was her mother's. To Sarah daughter of Isaac Brown riding mare and saddle. To Mary Lockland, my maid, bed at 18. All remainder to Elisha, Mary, Jeremiah and Saml., children of Joshua Brown, and George, Jeremiah, Isaac and Elisha, children of Isaac Brown. Executors: Elisah son of Joshua and Jeremiah son of Isaac Brown. Book Page: Surname: Brown Given Name: Joshua Title: Description: Executor Residence: Date: 17 Feb 1756 Prove Date: 26 Aug 1760 Remarks: Rachel Gatchell of East Nottingham. Widow of Elisha. 2/17/1756. August 26, 1760. To son Elisha Gatchell £20. To daughter Elizabeth Mitchell £20. To daughter Abigail Price £20. To daughter Esther Brown £20 and interest due on her husband Jeremiah Brown's bond. To daughter Hannah Brown £20 and interest due on her husband Joshua Brown's bond, also to Joshua Brown £10. To daughter Ann Kirk £20 and interest due on her husband Timothy Kirk's bond. To granddaughter Sarah, daughter of Joshua Brown one heifer. To grandson Elisha Price mulatto boy Jack until he is 30 years old and to be taught to read and write. Executors: Three sons-in-law Jeremiah Brown, Joshua Brown, and Timothy Kirk. Letters to Joshua Brown and Timothy Kirk, the other renouncing. Book Page: Surname: Brown Given Name: Joshua Title: Description: Son-in-law Residence: Date: 17 Feb 1756 Prove Date: 26 Aug 1760 Remarks: Rachel Gatchell of East Nottingham. Widow of Elisha. 2/17/1756. August 26, 1760. To son Elisha Gatchell £20. To daughter Elizabeth Mitchell £20. To daughter Abigail Price £20. To daughter Esther Brown £20 and interest due on her husband Jeremiah Brown's bond. To daughter Hannah Brown £20 and interest due on her husband Joshua Brown's bond, also to Joshua Brown £10. To daughter Ann Kirk £20 and interest due on her husband Timothy Kirk's bond. To granddaughter Sarah, daughter of Joshua Brown one heifer. To grandson Elisha Price mulatto boy Jack until he is 30 years old and to be taught to read and write. Executors: Three sons-in-law Jeremiah Brown, Joshua Brown, and Timothy Kirk. Letters to Joshua Brown and Timothy Kirk, the other renouncing.	BROWNE, Joshua (I2371)
67	Bookeeper, Engineer in the US army in 1942	ZILK, Kenneth F (I628)
68	Bookkeeper Dad says he remembers this man to be a master mechanic who installed some of the machinery at Bonneville dam.	MORAN, Louis B (I638)
69	born 1811 d. 1862 from injury m. 1836 This family shows up in the 1861 census of Lot 57 page 10 between Donald Smith and Peter Martin	MARTIN, John (I488)
70	Born between 13 Apr and 18 June 1480. son of William no mothers name and his wife was Margaret	BORDEN, Edmund (I1337)
71	born in End of July or beginning of August	SPAIN, Sanford Q. (I74)
72	Born in North Carolina	HARRIS, David (I167)
73	Born Iowa father and mother in ohio 1890 census.	SHEUE, Thomas Sherman (I11)
74	born near Warrensburg Mo Traveling Salesman Janitor in 1942 in Vancouver Washington Dad says he was a salesman of Vogen Candy Company and he used to drive up the Gorge, did a lot of building in house in Vancouver. His two girls used to baby sit for dad. He has picture of one of them.	POAGE, Robert Smith (I619)
75	Born the 8th child and second boy, the first boy lived 8 months, this boy lived l year and 3 months.	PRUITT, Elisha David (I45)
76	Both died out west.	TAYLOR, Malcom (I908)
77	Brennen now a sailor on a standard oil Co's tank ship. August 1937 letters to Ruth McDonald from James E Martin	Bagnall, Bremner Martin (I2580)
78	Bristow, Okla grad Centerview HS 1924	POAGE, John Newton (I704)
79	Bruce chose this new name Cocapelli to have a new last name.	HAMM, Bruce Kokopeli (I550)
80	BS Kansas State Tea Coll. 33 Chemist and insurance agent for Prudential Ins Co.	GIRE, Angus Boyce (I657)
81	Buckey's 'Hist. of CALVERTs,' p. 1	CALVERT, Leonard (I2065)
82	Buckey's 'Hist. of CALVERTs,' p. 16	CALVERT, Robert(??) (I2085)
83	Buckey's 'Hist. of CALVERTs,' p. 23 Info from 'HOLLINGSWORTH Heritage,' Vol. II, No. 2, p. 14 Info from 'HOLLINGSWORTH Heritage,' Vol. III, No. 1, p. 16 Info from Marjorie SEARS, New Palestine, IN.	HOLLINGSWORTH, Mary (I2074)
84	bur at friends gr. at Tygar river	WILSON, John (I140)
85	Burial: Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery Portland Multnomah County Oregon, USA Plot: Section 28 Lot ?? G2S	ELDER, Margaret (I1900)
86	Buried in Nottingham, Cecil County, Maryland	PIGGOT, John (I2050)
87	Buried in Quaker Cemetery with her mother and husband.	Laughlin, Rebecca (I2304)
88	buried on the 17th	PIGGOT, Unnamed (I2182)
89	Buried Wellingsborough Northampton, Co. England. A minister - prosperous in business, had seven sons and two daughters. Another source says died in Wellington, Northhampton, England.	BROWNE, Richard (I2214)
90	Burton Washington not yet married grad Univ of Wash 1940	POAGE, William Courtney Jr (I614)
91	Bush River MM N.C pg 1035	O'NEAL, Hugh (I309)
92	By 1617 he moved to Ireland from Moorsham, Yorkshire, England. Buckey's 'Hist. of CALVERTs,' 1991 PROOF of parents is lacking.	CALVERT, John (I2061)
93	By his first wife. His name comes from 1910 census records but is very hard to read. looks like Ewind or Eurind or erind. Definetly ends in ind.	Duvic, Ewind J (I2391)
94	By the Rev. J. Sellwood	Family: Hallam, William / ELDER, Alice Maria (F359)
95	by the Rev. W. Morrison Pres. Minister	Family: ELDER, Frank A. / Piercy, Anna Hardy (F358)
96	Came (importation) with Alexander Brackenridge and Robert Poage.	PRESTON, John (I774)
97	Came on the Ship "Kent" 1677 to Burlington N. J. The same ship that his wife and inlaws came over on. James came to Marcus Hook C. 1680 and purchased 115 acres on Chichester Creek on 12-20-1683, calling his place "Podington". This land was conveyed to his son William on 6-21-1705.	BROWNE, James (I2195)
98	Came Panama with friends	Cohen, Moises (I2463)
99	Came to America	BROWNE, William (I2231)
100	Came to America 1677 Sent by English Gov. to buy lands from the Indians or to extinguish Indian title. First Judge of provincial Pa. Served on Wm. Penn's Council. Acting Governer of Provincial Pa. 1864/65. Came on the the ship "Kent". Arrived in New York. The commisioners aboard the ship "Kent". left London between Mar. 19th and the 31st. They arrived in New York between the 4th and the 16th of Aughust. 1677.	Clayton, William (I2208)