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| 301 | (Research):Born at Rüsfort #12 Sponsers: Catharina Adelheit Kleiboeker, Catherina Adelheit Dierkes, Johnn Gerhard Dierkes. | Kleiboeker, (Catherine) Maria (I2045)
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| 302 | (Research):Born at Rüsfort #12 Sponsers: Johann Jakob Kirkes, Johann Heinrich Kleyboeker, Maria Adlehit Lindemann Immigrated to the U.S. on the 18th of March 1851, landing in St. Louis on 4 Jun 1851. 26 Jul 1856 - John H. Kleiborker St. Louis City Circuit Court-Criminal Court--CCCC Naturalization - Second Papers - Reel C25806, Vol 02, page 521 A Henry Kleibocker served as a Private in Company E., 13th Missouri Militia, Enrolled 16 Sep 1863 at St. Louis. Living Washington County, IL in 1870 and 1880. Moved to Lawrence County, MO around 1883. Unable to find in 1860, Appears to have married Charlotte in 1850 or 1861. 1880 Federal Census: 1900 Federal Census: Lawrence County, MO Clabanker, John, born Oct 1830 in Germany. M 39yrs, immigarted 1850 Clabanker, Charlotte, born Feb 1844 in Germany, M 39yrs, 9 children, 7 living Clabanker, August, born Sep 1880 in IL Clabanker, Gustav, born Feb 1882 in IL Clabanker, Oscar, born Feb 1885 in MO | Kleiboeker, Joh. Heinrich (I2044)
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| 303 | (Research):Born at Rüsfort #12 Sponsers: Catharina Adelheit Kleiboeker, Catherina Adelheit Dierkes, Johnn Gerhard Dierkes. | Kleiboeker, (Catherine) Maria (I2045)
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| 304 | (Research):Born at Rüsfort #12 Sponsers: Johann Jakob Kirkes, Johann Heinrich Kleyboeker, Maria Adlehit Lindemann Immigrated to the U.S. on the 18th of March 1851, landing in St. Louis on 4 Jun 1851. 26 Jul 1856 - John H. Kleiborker St. Louis City Circuit Court-Criminal Court--CCCC Naturalization - Second Papers - Reel C25806, Vol 02, page 521 A Henry Kleibocker served as a Private in Company E., 13th Missouri Militia, Enrolled 16 Sep 1863 at St. Louis. Living Washington County, IL in 1870 and 1880. Moved to Lawrence County, MO around 1883. Unable to find in 1860, Appears to have married Charlotte in 1850 or 1861. 1880 Federal Census: 1900 Federal Census: Lawrence County, MO Clabanker, John, born Oct 1830 in Germany. M 39yrs, immigarted 1850 Clabanker, Charlotte, born Feb 1844 in Germany, M 39yrs, 9 children, 7 living Clabanker, August, born Sep 1880 in IL Clabanker, Gustav, born Feb 1882 in IL Clabanker, Oscar, born Feb 1885 in MO | Kleiboeker, Joh. Heinrich (I2044)
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| 305 | (Research):Born at Rüsfort #8 Sponsers: Catharina Adelheit Dierkes, Maria Elisabeth Uhlenberg, Maria Christina Schroeder and Johann Christian Lindemann. Death Certificate gives birth date as 26 Dec 1838 | Kleiboeker, Anna Christine Elizabeth (I2047)
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| 306 | (Research):Born at Rüsfort #8 Sponsers: Johann Dierkes, Johann Gerhard Eilemann and Catharina Adelheit Twelbeck. Tombstone gives birth date at 14 May 1850 | Kleiboeker, Joh. Dietrich (I2107)
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| 307 | (Research):Born at Rüsfort #8 Sponsers: Johann Dieterich Kleyboeker, Johann Gerhard Dierkes, and Catharina Adelheit Dierkes | Kleiboeker, Joh. Herman (I2046)
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| 308 | (Research):Born at Rüsfort #8 Sponsers: Johann Friedrich Schneithorst, Johann Gerhard Kreiling and Maria Adelheit Husmann. FROM Staatsarchiv Osnabrück 1. Kleiboeker, Johann Gerhard aus Rüsfort Pf Gehrde A Bers 2. 1843 = birth 3. ? 4. Vater (+) = Father deceased 5. Mutter; Kleiboeker, Johann Diedrich 14 Jahre, Bruder Kleiboeker, Catharina Margaretha, 16 Jahre, Schwester = Accompanied by Mother, Johann Diedrich, age 14, brother, Catharina Margaretha, age 16, sister. 6. ? 7. Amerika = desination America 8. 01.08.1864 = Emigration date 9. ? 10. 5 Geschwister in Amerika haben die Überfahrt bezahlt = 5 brothers and sisters in America paid the passage The death of Gerhard Kleiboeker , aged 65 years, occurred at his home Tuesday, December 8, at 8:00pm. He was born in Province Hannover Germany, October 18, 1843 and came to America October 1, 1864, locating near Hoyleton, Il. In 1867 he was united in marriage to Margaret Schmick and to them were born seven children, four of whom are living. They are Mrs. Anna Reinkensmeyer, Henry, William, and Gustav Kleiboeker. His wife also survives him and he has one sister living, ten grandchildren and host of friends. In 1883 he came to Clinton County and located east of Hoffman, being a member of the Lutheran Church at that place until 1905. He afterwords became a member of the Lutheran Church at Ferrin and remained so until his death. The funeral took place from that church December 11, and was larger attended. Our sympathy is extended to the bereaved relatives and friends in their sad hour of sorrow." Tombstone (in German): Death is swallowed up in victory. Additional data on the family from cemetery at http://clinton.ilgenweb.net/cemetery/meridian/bethlehem.htm | Kleiboeker, Joh. Gerhard (I2049)
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| 309 | (Research):Born at Rüsfort #8 Sponsers: Johann Gerhart Borgstede, Johann Gerhart Schroeder, and Catharina Elisabeth Kleyboeker. Dennis Kruse gives death date as 30 Jan 1882, place not given. | Kleiboeker, (Joh. Gerhard) Hermann (I2048)
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| 310 | (Research):Born at Rüsfort #8 Sponsers: Maria Elisabeth Husmann, Margaretha Adelheit Thumann, and Bernhard Heinrich Schneithorst. | Kleiboeker, Catherine Anna Marg. (I2134)
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| 311 | (Research):Born at Rüsfort #8 Sponsers: Catharina Adelheit Dierkes, Maria Elisabeth Uhlenberg, Maria Christina Schroeder and Johann Christian Lindemann. Death Certificate gives birth date as 26 Dec 1838 | Kleiboeker, Anna Christine Elizabeth (I2047)
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| 312 | (Research):Born at Rüsfort #8 Sponsers: Johann Dierkes, Johann Gerhard Eilemann and Catharina Adelheit Twelbeck. Tombstone gives birth date at 14 May 1850 | Kleiboeker, Joh. Dietrich (I2107)
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| 313 | (Research):Born at Rüsfort #8 Sponsers: Johann Dieterich Kleyboeker, Johann Gerhard Dierkes, and Catharina Adelheit Dierkes | Kleiboeker, Joh. Herman (I2046)
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| 314 | (Research):Born at Rüsfort #8 Sponsers: Johann Friedrich Schneithorst, Johann Gerhard Kreiling and Maria Adelheit Husmann. FROM Staatsarchiv Osnabrück 1. Kleiboeker, Johann Gerhard aus Rüsfort Pf Gehrde A Bers 2. 1843 = birth 3. ? 4. Vater (+) = Father deceased 5. Mutter; Kleiboeker, Johann Diedrich 14 Jahre, Bruder Kleiboeker, Catharina Margaretha, 16 Jahre, Schwester = Accompanied by Mother, Johann Diedrich, age 14, brother, Catharina Margaretha, age 16, sister. 6. ? 7. Amerika = desination America 8. 01.08.1864 = Emigration date 9. ? 10. 5 Geschwister in Amerika haben die Überfahrt bezahlt = 5 brothers and sisters in America paid the passage The death of Gerhard Kleiboeker , aged 65 years, occurred at his home Tuesday, December 8, at 8:00pm. He was born in Province Hannover Germany, October 18, 1843 and came to America October 1, 1864, locating near Hoyleton, Il. In 1867 he was united in marriage to Margaret Schmick and to them were born seven children, four of whom are living. They are Mrs. Anna Reinkensmeyer, Henry, William, and Gustav Kleiboeker. His wife also survives him and he has one sister living, ten grandchildren and host of friends. In 1883 he came to Clinton County and located east of Hoffman, being a member of the Lutheran Church at that place until 1905. He afterwords became a member of the Lutheran Church at Ferrin and remained so until his death. The funeral took place from that church December 11, and was larger attended. Our sympathy is extended to the bereaved relatives and friends in their sad hour of sorrow." Tombstone (in German): Death is swallowed up in victory. Additional data on the family from cemetery at http://clinton.ilgenweb.net/cemetery/meridian/bethlehem.htm | Kleiboeker, Joh. Gerhard (I2049)
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| 315 | (Research):Born at Rüsfort #8 Sponsers: Johann Gerhart Borgstede, Johann Gerhart Schroeder, and Catharina Elisabeth Kleyboeker. Dennis Kruse gives death date as 30 Jan 1882, place not given. | Kleiboeker, (Joh. Gerhard) Hermann (I2048)
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| 316 | (Research):Born at Rüsfort #8 Sponsers: Maria Elisabeth Husmann, Margaretha Adelheit Thumann, and Bernhard Heinrich Schneithorst. | Kleiboeker, Catherine Anna Marg. (I2134)
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| 317 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I13844)
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| 318 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I13844)
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| 319 | (Research):Brinksitzer = uncultivated land near the edge of the Mark was given to settlers called Brinksitzers. These farms were even smaller than those held by the kötter and were the poorest quality of farmland. | Wincklemann, Jürgen (I12556)
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| 320 | (Research):Brinksitzer = uncultivated land near the edge of the Mark was given to settlers called Brinksitzers. These farms were even smaller than those held by the kötter and were the poorest quality of farmland. | Voß, Herman Rudolph Col. Möller (I11441)
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| 321 | (Research):Brinksitzer = uncultivated land near the edge of the Mark was given to settlers called Brinksitzers. These farms were even smaller than those held by the kötter and were the poorest quality of farmland. | Wincklemann, Berend Col Möller (I11457)
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| 322 | (Research):Brinksitzer = uncultivated land near the edge of the Mark was given to settlers called Brinksitzers. These farms were even smaller than those held by the kötter and were the poorest quality of farmland. | Voß, Herman Rudolph Col. Möller (I11441)
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| 323 | (Research):Brinksitzer = uncultivated land near the edge of the Mark was given to settlers called Brinksitzers. These farms were even smaller than those held by the kötter and were the poorest quality of farmland. | Wincklemann, Berend Col Möller (I11457)
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| 324 | (Research):Brinksitzer = uncultivated land near the edge of the Mark was given to settlers called Brinksitzers. These farms were even smaller than those held by the kötter and were the poorest quality of farmland. | Wincklemann, Jürgen (I12556)
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| 325 | (Research):Bürgermeister in Sulingen | Schröder, Heinrich (I12882)
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| 326 | (Research):Bürgermeister in Sulingen | Schröder, Heinrich (I12882)
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| 327 | (Research):Burial 19 May 1667, Meinsen Frau Rovers, age 78, die alte Roversche aus Schierneichen. | unknown (I14728)
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| 328 | (Research):Burial Record 25 Jun 1673 Meinsen Hans Röver, der alte Hans Röver | Röver, Hans (I14727)
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| 329 | (Research):Burial record states she was 49 years old when she died. Sponser: Die alte Hoeks Deerberg | Drinkuth, Anna Margarethe (I2739)
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| 330 | (Research):Came to America in 1872, I've been unable to find him on the ships record. Kaisersfelde is now known as Dabrowa, Mogilno County, Poland | Arndt, Herman (I1458)
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| 331 | (Research):Came to the U.S. in 1837 and settled in St. Clair County, IL Wendel Eckert was married to Mary Perschbacher, March 1st, 1839, by John Stuntz, J. P., notable as being the first wedding among the German population. 1840 Census: St. Clair County, IL Eckert, Wendel 1 male under 5 1 male 30 to 40 1 female 20 to 30 1850: Ward 5, St. Louis, MO Eckert, William, age 40, occupation Cooper, born in Germany Eckert, Mary, age 33, born in Germany Eckert, Michael, age 9, born in IL Eckert, Susan, age 7, born in IL Eckert, Frederick, age 5, born in MO Eckert, May, age 2, born in MO 1860: Ward 8, St. Louis, MO Ekhard, John W., age 50, occupation cooper, born in Hesse-Darmstadt Ekhard, Mary, age 46, born in Hesse-Darmstadt Ekhard, Geo. M., age 22, occupation bookeeper, born in MO Ekhard, Susanna, age 18, born in MO Ekhart, Frederick, age 14, born in MO Ekhart, Eliza, age 6, born in MO Ekhart, Chas, age 2, born in MO 1870: Subdivision 16 of Ward 9, St. Louis, MO Eckert, John age 60, occupation cooper, born in Hesse Eckert, Maria, age 54, born Hesse Eckert, Lizzie, age 16, born MO Eckert, Charley, age 11, born MO 1880: 1013 N. 13th Street, St. Louis, MO Eckert, John W., 70, married, unemployed 12 months, born H. Darmstadt, father & mother born H. Darmstadt Eckert, Mary, 64, married, born H. Darmstadt, father & mother born H. Darmstadt Eckert, Charles white, male, 20, book keeper, born Missouri, father & mother born H. Darmstadt Saint Louis City Directory, 1890 John W. Eckert r. 1013 High St. Louis MO Name: Eckert, John W Death Date: 20 Feb 1891 Volume: 25 Page: 163.00 Address: 1013 High, St Louis City MO County Library: RDSL 34 Missouri Archive: C 10390 SLGS Roll: 323.00 Probate case number 18256 date filed 1891 The probate case files run from April 28, 1891 to July 5, 1901 John's wife Anna Maria was the original Executor, but she died February 29, 1900 before the case was closed, so her son Charles had to step in and get it closed. Apparently John died with out a will. C. Kadell was Anna's administrator. The estate lists water bills for both 1011 and 1013 High Street (formerly 13th Street), lots 19 & 20 with one two story brick house on them. There is even a court order to the sheriff for Anna to appear and file the required inventory, the note says her daughter-in-law says she has spent some weeks in Belleville, Ill. That is where her daughter Elise Stolberg was living. There is also an affidavit from Frederick Perschbacker, lending credence that this might be her maiden name, he signs as security that Anna will execute the estate of John. A Conrad Lang also signs the bond. No. 18256 John W. Eckert Affidavit of Administrator Filed April 17, 1891 "State of Missouri, City of Saint Louis, This day personally appeared before me, the Clerk of the Probate Court for the City of Saint Louis, the undersigned Anna M. Eckert who, being by me duly sworn, upon her oath says that to the best of her knowledge there are the following named heirs of John W. Eckert late of the City of Saint Louis aforesaid, deceased, now in being, to-wit: Anna M. Eckert, widow of decd (this affiant) resident of St Louis Charles Eckert, son of decd resident of St Louis Elise wife of George H. Stolberg, daughter, residing in Belleville, Ill. Minna Hussmann, residing in St. Louis ) Adele Hussman, residing in St. Louis (Adult children of Susanna Hussmann dec'd, who was a daughter of said dec'd Bertha, wife of -Goodell, residing in St. Louis ) Arnold Hussman, residing in San Francisco, Cal ) That the deceased died on or about the 20th day of February 1891; and the said estate of deceased does not exceed the sum of eighty-three hundred dollars in value, as this affiant is informed and believes; consisting of unencumbered Realty valued at $7000 yielding an income in 2 years of $1450 and personally valued at $1300 that to the best of her knowledge, the said deceased died without a will so far as she knows and believes; and that she will make a perfect inventory of, and faithfully administer all the estate of the deceased and pay the debts as far as the assets will extend and the law direct, and account for and pay all assets which shall come to her possession or knowledge. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 17th day of April 1891 W.E. Wagner, Clerk Anna M. Eckert 1013 High St. Later paperwork where Minna and Bertha signed their names shows Minna Cole, and Bertha Kadell. | Eckert, Joh. Wendel (I9130)
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| 332 | (Research):Came to the U.S. in 1837 and settled in St. Clair County, IL Wendel Eckert was married to Mary Perschbacher, March 1st, 1839, by John Stuntz, J. P., notable as being the first wedding among the German population. 1840 Census: St. Clair County, IL Eckert, Wendel 1 male under 5 1 male 30 to 40 1 female 20 to 30 1850: Ward 5, St. Louis, MO Eckert, William, age 40, occupation Cooper, born in Germany Eckert, Mary, age 33, born in Germany Eckert, Michael, age 9, born in IL Eckert, Susan, age 7, born in IL Eckert, Frederick, age 5, born in MO Eckert, May, age 2, born in MO 1860: Ward 8, St. Louis, MO Ekhard, John W., age 50, occupation cooper, born in Hesse-Darmstadt Ekhard, Mary, age 46, born in Hesse-Darmstadt Ekhard, Geo. M., age 22, occupation bookeeper, born in MO Ekhard, Susanna, age 18, born in MO Ekhart, Frederick, age 14, born in MO Ekhart, Eliza, age 6, born in MO Ekhart, Chas, age 2, born in MO 1870: Subdivision 16 of Ward 9, St. Louis, MO Eckert, John age 60, occupation cooper, born in Hesse Eckert, Maria, age 54, born Hesse Eckert, Lizzie, age 16, born MO Eckert, Charley, age 11, born MO 1880: 1013 N. 13th Street, St. Louis, MO Eckert, John W., 70, married, unemployed 12 months, born H. Darmstadt, father & mother born H. Darmstadt Eckert, Mary, 64, married, born H. Darmstadt, father & mother born H. Darmstadt Eckert, Charles white, male, 20, book keeper, born Missouri, father & mother born H. Darmstadt Saint Louis City Directory, 1890 John W. Eckert r. 1013 High St. Louis MO Name: Eckert, John W Death Date: 20 Feb 1891 Volume: 25 Page: 163.00 Address: 1013 High, St Louis City MO County Library: RDSL 34 Missouri Archive: C 10390 SLGS Roll: 323.00 Probate case number 18256 date filed 1891 The probate case files run from April 28, 1891 to July 5, 1901 John's wife Anna Maria was the original Executor, but she died February 29, 1900 before the case was closed, so her son Charles had to step in and get it closed. Apparently John died with out a will. C. Kadell was Anna's administrator. The estate lists water bills for both 1011 and 1013 High Street (formerly 13th Street), lots 19 & 20 with one two story brick house on them. There is even a court order to the sheriff for Anna to appear and file the required inventory, the note says her daughter-in-law says she has spent some weeks in Belleville, Ill. That is where her daughter Elise Stolberg was living. There is also an affidavit from Frederick Perschbacker, lending credence that this might be her maiden name, he signs as security that Anna will execute the estate of John. A Conrad Lang also signs the bond. No. 18256 John W. Eckert Affidavit of Administrator Filed April 17, 1891 "State of Missouri, City of Saint Louis, This day personally appeared before me, the Clerk of the Probate Court for the City of Saint Louis, the undersigned Anna M. Eckert who, being by me duly sworn, upon her oath says that to the best of her knowledge there are the following named heirs of John W. Eckert late of the City of Saint Louis aforesaid, deceased, now in being, to-wit: Anna M. Eckert, widow of decd (this affiant) resident of St Louis Charles Eckert, son of decd resident of St Louis Elise wife of George H. Stolberg, daughter, residing in Belleville, Ill. Minna Hussmann, residing in St. Louis ) Adele Hussman, residing in St. Louis (Adult children of Susanna Hussmann dec'd, who was a daughter of said dec'd Bertha, wife of -Goodell, residing in St. Louis ) Arnold Hussman, residing in San Francisco, Cal ) That the deceased died on or about the 20th day of February 1891; and the said estate of deceased does not exceed the sum of eighty-three hundred dollars in value, as this affiant is informed and believes; consisting of unencumbered Realty valued at $7000 yielding an income in 2 years of $1450 and personally valued at $1300 that to the best of her knowledge, the said deceased died without a will so far as she knows and believes; and that she will make a perfect inventory of, and faithfully administer all the estate of the deceased and pay the debts as far as the assets will extend and the law direct, and account for and pay all assets which shall come to her possession or knowledge. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 17th day of April 1891 W.E. Wagner, Clerk Anna M. Eckert 1013 High St. Later paperwork where Minna and Bertha signed their names shows Minna Cole, and Bertha Kadell. | Eckert, Joh. Wendel (I9130)
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| 333 | (Research):Carteret County Court - September 1756 Nathaniel Wilder, an orphan, was bound apprentice to Mr. Nethercott for the term of four years eleven months from this date and the said Nethercott to learn the said orphan to read, write, and cypher, and other things the law directs. Carteret County Court - Sept. 1765 Nathaniel Wilder appears on Grand Jury CASE - WILLIAM BORDEN VS NATHANIEL WILDER. JUDGMENT CONFESSED BY THE PLAINTIFF FOR 4 POUNDS 1 SHILLING 5 PENCE AND COSTS. Carteret County Court - Dec 1766 JOHN BACKHOUSE ESQ MOVED TO THIS COURT FOR AN ORDER TO OPEN A BRIDLE ROAD FROM THE ROAD THAT LEADS FROM DENNIS'S FERRY TO WHITE OAK DOWN TO CEDAR POINT AND GRANTED. THE FOLLOWING JURY APPOINTED TO LAY OUT THE SAID ROAD: VALENTINE WALLIS, THOMAS BRITTON, WILLIS PRESCOTT, BURWELL LANIER, WILLIAM HILL, JOHN BACKHOUSE, THOMAS AUSTIN, WILLIAM BUCKMAN, HENRY HATCHEL, JAMES PROVE, NATHANIEL WILDER AND MICHAEL ELLIS AND THEY MEET AT WILLIS PRESCOTTS ON THE LAST SATURDAY IN JANUARY NEXT IN ORDER TO QUALIFY AND LAY OUT THE SAME, AND THOMAS BRITTON BE OVERSEER OF THE SAME. "Onslow Register, Records of Onslow and Jones County Citizens and Related Families," Vol I, by Roger E. Kammerer & David E. Carpenter, 1984, p 92: Wilder Bible, dated 1744: Rosamond Hatsell(??) was born Dec 31, 1826; Samuel Wilder was born April 14, 1773; Abraham Wilder was born March 8, 1775; Anna Wilder was born Feb. 9, 1778; Nathaniel Wilder was born Dec. 7, 1780; Sarah Wilder was born March 5, 1802. It then states that the bible was owned by a lady from Swansboro, NC. No other information Carteret County Court - March 1785 David Russell prayed for letters of administration on the estate of Nathaniel Wilder and gave bond with Robert Read in the sum of three hundred pounds. Carteret County Court - June 1787 DEED OF SALE FROM THOMAS WISE TO NATHANIEL WILDER FOR ONEHUNDRED ACRES OF LAND PROVED BY DAVID RUSSELL ESQ and ordered TO BE REGISTERED. Carteret County Court - Sept 1788 DAVID RUSSELL, ADMINISTRATOR OF NATHANIEL WILDER DECD RETURNED INTO COURT A SECOND INVENTORY OF THE SAID ESTATE. Carteret County Court - Mar 1789 DEED OF SALE FROM NATHANIEL WILDER TO JOHN MELSON FOR ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND PROVED BY DAVID RUSSELL AND ORDEREDTO BE REGISTERED. | Wilder, Nathaniel (I1185)
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| 334 | (Research):Carteret County Court Minutes - June 1749 Whereas Daniel Lynard, lately decd, left three children at his death vis: Mary Blandiana, and Elizabeth, and Mary is since dead, and by desire of the said Lynard's wife, who survived her husband, the court appointed that John Shackleford Sr. should take Blandiana and Edward Shepard should take Elizabeth. This court hath ordered that the girl Blandina be and is bound unto the said John Shackleford according to act of assebly, and that Elizabeth be and is bound unto the said Edward Shepard and that the said Shackleford and Shepard take the estate of the said Lynard into their hands and sell the same at Public Venue and pay such lawful debts and charges as is due from said estate and make return of the account of all this proceedings to the next court. The aforesaid Shackleford and Shepard to give security in the sum of ten pounds proclamation money. John Easton & Blandina Morse, executors of Joseph Morse sold 50 acres on Carrot Island to Nehemiah Harris. Dated 19 Oct 1789. Carteret County Court - Dec 1809 DEED OF GIFT FROM BLANDINAH MORSE TO HER TWO DAUGHTERS SUCKEY AND HANNAH MORSE FOR SUNDRIES ACKNOWLEDGED. Carteret County Court - Feb 1817 Case Blandina Morse to use of Wm. W. Oliver vs Adam Wallace. Blandina Morse, real plaintiff came into court and dismissed this suit. | Lynard, Blandinah (I886)
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| 335 | (Research):Carteret County Court Minutes - June 1749 Whereas Daniel Lynard, lately decd, left three children at his death vis: Mary Blandiana, and Elizabeth, and Mary is since dead, and by desire of the said Lynard's wife, who survived her husband, the court appointed that John Shackleford Sr. should take Blandiana and Edward Shepard should take Elizabeth. This court hath ordered that the girl Blandina be and is bound unto the said John SHackleford according to act of assebly, and that Elizabeth be and is bound unto the said Edward Shepard and that the said Shackleford and Shepard take the estate of the said Lynard into their hands and sell the same at Public Venue and pay such lawful debts and charges as is due from said estate and make return of the account of all this proceedings to the next court. The aforesaid Shackleford and Shepard to give security in the sum of ten pounds proclamation money. | Unknown (I4491)
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| 336 | (Research):Catherina Laye - 29 Aug 1730 (3 Sep) Johann Jacob Laye - 4 Jul 1734 (7 Jul) Emanuel Laye - 21 Nov 1737 (24 Nov) I also found the death/burial record of Anna Margaretha Laye in 1738. | Fechter, Anna Margaretha (I575)
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| 337 | (Research):Census record of 1820 shows a son under 5, it may be that John was born in 1820 instead of 1821. | Russell, John (I7695)
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| 338 | (Research):Charles T. Davis, age 78, died on Sunday, August 8, 2010, at his home in rural Vienna from congestive heart failure. He was born March 11, 1932 in Morgan County Illinois. Charles was the only child of Thomas and Thalah (Russell) Davis, both of whom preceded him in death. Charles was also preceded in death by his uncle, Delbert Davis, and his Aunt, Blanche Gunn. Charles was joined in marriage to Emma E. Nixon in Willisville, Illinois on January 11, 1958. She, along with the four children from their 52 years of marriage, survive. Charles' children are Tina Eastwood, and her husband Randy, of Ellis Grove, Illinois; James Davis, and his wife Ladona, of Harrisburg, Illinois; Robert Davis, and his wife Sandy, of Calvert City, Kentucky; and Mary Ann McLaughlin, and her husband Craig, of Cypress, Illinois. He is also survived by 10 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren, and cousins '96 Roy, Lorraine, & Diane. He will be especially missed by his good friend, Bob Rentfro, among others. Charles was a graduate of Southern Illinois University Vocational Technical Institute. He served in the U.S. Army from 1952-1954 and was stationed in Germany and France. He was a farmer in his younger years before becoming employed as a highway maintainer by the Illinois Department of Transportation. He was affectionately known as "Gravy" to many of his co-workers. A stroke at the age of 59 was a mixed blessing for Charles. Though leaving him somewhat physically disabled, forcing him into an early retirement, the stroke brought about a renewed interest in his family and allowed Charles time to expand his knowledge of literature and history. He became quite the Civil War buff. Charles greatly enjoyed poetry and fine literature. A trip to his neurologist, Dr. James Metcalf, was more of a social call, as they shared and extolled the virtues of literature they each had read or were reading. Dr. Metcalf once said that Charles was by far his most literate patient. Charles was able to strike up a conversation with anyone he met. He enjoyed going to yard sales where he often picked up good books, shared conversation with others, and met many new dog friends. Charles loved dogs and dogs seemed to naturally gravitate to him and adore him. Once he met a dog friend at a yard sale, he could pass the house two or three years later and point out that that was where Spot or Prince lived. He will be sadly missed by his ever faithful and loyal Chihuahua dog, Chuckie, who took it upon himself to remain vigilant and protective of Charles during his final weeks. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, August 11, 2010, at 11 AM at Bailey Funeral Home in Vienna. Rev. Bill Gholson will officiate. Burial will be in the Bridges Cemetery, southwest of Vienna. Military graveside rites will be accorded by the Beggs-Gurley VFW Post 5222 of Vienna and the Illinois Burial Honors detail. Friends may call from 5'968 PM Tuesday at Bailey Funeral Home in Vienna. Memorials may be made to Lourdes Hospice, PO Box 7100, Paducah, KY 42002-7100 or to the Humane Society of Southern Illinois, PO Box 291, Carbondale, IL 62903. | Davis, Charles Thomas (I16166)
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| 339 | (Research):check Marshall County, KY around 1840. | Guymon, Rebecca Ann (I6444)
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| 340 | (Research):check Marshall County, KY around 1840. | Guymon, James (I6448)
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| 341 | (Research):Children «u»«b»Ann Margret TAMPKEN «/u»«/b» * 1794 in Lavenstedt «u»«b»Christopher TAMPCKE «/u»«/b» * 1796 in Lavenstedt «u»«b»Jacob TAMPKEN «/u»«/b» * 1798 in Lavenstedt «u»«b»Anna TAMCKEN «/u»«/b» * 1800 in Lavenstedt «u»«b»Margaretha TAMKEN «/u»«/b» * 1803 in Lavenstedt «u»«b»Peter TAMCKEN «/u»«/b» * 1805 in Lavenstedt «u»«b»Hinrich TAMCKEN «/u»«/b» * 1807 in Lavenstedt «u»«b»Gesche TAMCKEN «/u»«/b» * 1810 in Lavenstedt | Brandt (Brandtjen), Margrete (I14438)
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| 342 | (Research):Children «u»«b»Christopher BRANDTJEN «/u»«/b» * 1833 in Selsingen «u»«b»Mette Rebecca BRANDT «/u»«/b» * 1837 in Selsingen, + 1912 in Mulsum Ksp. Mulsum «u»«b»Hinrich BRANDT «/u»«/b» * 1839 in Selsingen «u»«b»Johann Andreas BRANDT «/u»«/b» * 1842 in Vor Selsingen «u»«b»Anna BRANDT «/u»«/b» * 1850 in Selsingen | Brandt (Brandtjen), Claus (I14312)
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| 343 | (Research):Children «u»«b»Helmer BRANDT «/u»«/b» * 1807 in Selsingen, + 1854 in Selsingen «u»«b»N.N. BRANDTJEN «/u»«/b» * 1810 in Selsingen, + 1810 in Selsingen «u»«b»Christoph BRANDTJEN «/u»«/b» * 1810 in Selsingen «u»«b»Christoph BRANDTJEN «/u»«/b» * 1814 in Selsingen | Brandt (Brandtjen), Christoph (I14440)
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| 344 | (Research):Children at http://gedbas.genealogy.net/person/show/1123018475 | Claudi, Catharina (I10732)
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| 345 | (Research):Children at http://gedbas.genealogy.net/person/show/1123018475 | Claudi, Catharina (I10732)
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| 346 | (Research):Children can be found at www.familysearch.com in IGI | Heberer, Joh. Adam I (I9049)
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| 347 | (Research):Children can be found at www.familysearch.com in IGI | Heberer, Joh. Adam I (I9049)
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| 348 | (Research):Col Robert B. Shackelford, of Cismont, Virginia, published his book--"The Shackelford Family", in 1940. In his examination of the records he went to great lengths to discover the origin of the family in America, and in his book he quotes letters from a Mr Anthony R. Wagner, of London, who made the search for the name over there. And among the many letters, wills, deeds and other records, Mr Wagner enclosed the Will of John Shackelford, a butcher of New Alresford. Will dated March 26, and proved in Bishop's Court, Winchester, March 30, 1647. And in this Will he mentioned his cousin Richard Shackelford and five children of his cousin John Shackelford, deceased. And the five children of the deceased John, were as follows: (1) John Shackelford, baptized Old Alresford, December 23, 1647. (2) Roger Shackelford, baptized Old Alresford, April 23, 1629. (3) Charles Shackelford, baptized Old Alresford, January 25, 1630. (4) Christopher Shackelford-baptized Old Alresford March 10, 1632. (5) Ingram Shackelford-baptized Old Alresford, October 12, 1636. Of the eighteen wills and documents sent to Col Shackelford by Mr Wagner, the name of Roger appeared only one time--that mentioned in the Will of John the butcher, of New Alresford. | Shackleford, Roger (I919)
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| 349 | (Research):Colonial Records, January 9, 1712. "…in ye Garrison at Shackelfords plantation praying Liberty to plant Corne on ye said plantation. Ordered that ye afsd Garrison to have liberty to plant Tend & Gather Corn on ye Said plantation dureing the time they Keep Garrison there as afsd." John was appointed to see "Every ship drawing eight feet of water anchoring at the Banks and Shackelford Banks to charge three shillings six pence per foot." March 29, 1734/Nov. Court 1735 In the name of God Amen, I John Shackleford of Carteret County, being in sound mind, but weak of body, 1 give to my son James, one half of my land on the Shackleford Banks east of Topsail Inlet and four of the cattle and hogs, also Carrott Island and Negro slave Mare. To my daughters Ann, Elizabeth and Sarah a gold ring each. To my daughter Sarah, wife of Joseph Morse, cows and the right of Joseph Morse to whale and use my boat upon payment to my wife Ann, during her lifetime. To my grandson John Roberts two cows and calves. To my grandson William Roberts two cows and calves. To daughter Hannah, various items of furniture My wife Ann, to have the residue of my estate during her lifetime and then to my son John. Son John Executor, wife Ann executrx | Shackleford, John Sr. (I912)
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| 350 | (Research):Colonus und Kaufhändler in Woltrup = Colonus = Farmer Kaufhändler = Merchant | Niemann, Gerdt (I11449)
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