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Matches 351 to 400 of 1,640
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| 351 | (Research):Colonus und Kaufhändler in Woltrup = Colonus = Farmer Kaufhändler = Merchant | Niemann, Gerdt (I11449)
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| 352 | (Research):Colonus Vollerbe | Kiesekamp, Johann (I12900)
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| 353 | (Research):Colonus Vollerbe | Kiesekamp, Johann (I12900)
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| 354 | (Research):Colonus Vollerbe = farmer of a full-sized farm or literary "full heir" | Kiesekamp, Berend Col. Voß (I11454)
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| 355 | (Research):Colonus Vollerbe = farmer of a full-sized farm or literary "full heir" | Kiesekamp, Berend Col. Voß (I11454)
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| 356 | (Research):Colonus Vollerbe in Wackum Colonus Vollerbe = farmer of a full-sized farm or literary "full heir" | Lettmathe, Rudolph Col. Strüve (I11463)
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| 357 | (Research):Colonus Vollerbe in Wackum Colonus Vollerbe = farmer of a full-sized farm or literary "full heir" | Lettmathe, Rudolph Col. Strüve (I11463)
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| 358 | (Research):Colunus in Ahe, Ahe Ksp, Vorden | Beincker, Herman Heinrich (I16760)
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| 359 | (Research):Colunus in Ahe, Ahe Ksp, Vorden | Beincker, Herman Heinrich (I16760)
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| 360 | (Research):Daily Independent, M'boro, IL: 17 Mar 1937: "Mrs. Viola Gersenlager of East St. Louis visited Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. Cynthia Bradley." | Bradley, Viola (I82)
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| 361 | (Research):Daily Independent, M'boro, IL: 19 Jun 1948 "Lt. John W. Loy of Tacoma, WA is in Murphysboro to attend funeral services of his father, John W. Loy, a former Murphysboro resident." | Loy, John William (I2310)
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| 362 | (Research):Daughter Delilah listed among the siblings given in Irene Bauder's book on the Guymon family. The other siblings were born in NC, so this is only an assumption. | Killgrove, ?Delilah (I230)
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| 363 | (Research):Daughter Elizabeth listed among the siblings given in Irene Bauder's book on the Guymon family. The other siblings were born in NC, so this is only an assumption. 1820 Federal Census Cabarrus County, NC John Morris 1 male age 26 to 45 (1775-1794) 1 female age 16 to 26 (1794 - 1804) | Killgrove, ?Elizabeth (I231)
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| 364 | (Research):David Russell sold 56 acres of land to John Adams Jr. in 1806, see deed book P, pp 98-99 | Adams, John Jr. (I8010)
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| 365 | (Research):Death dates from death record which gives his age as 86 so born in 1641. | Tegtmeier, Jost Hinrich (I14639)
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| 366 | (Research):Death Records 2 Jan 1668: Walter Molen filius Meinhard Jogan, age 9 days 4 Jul 1669: Diedrich Zur Mühlen's daughter Helena Gerdruth, 1 year 3 weeks. 22 Dec 1669: Meinhard Molan, age 11 years 6 months 26 April 1670: Anna Gertrud Molans, wife of Berend Bruns, age 33 years 1 Feb 1673: Diedrich zur Mühlen & Adelheid Volcker's son Casper, age 3years 27 Mar 1673: Anna zur Mohlen, widow of Herman Beverdieck, age 86 years. 5 Jan 1674: stillborn child of Hilmer zur Mohlen and Magd Dorothea Schomacher. 25 Nov 1676: Gerd Wolter, son of Woltar Molan and Anna Margaretha Meyer, age 1 year weninger 5 weeks. 19 Jan 1677: Hilmer zur Mohlen, senatus senior, age 72 years, 4 months, weninger 3 days. | Molen, Helena (I2337)
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| 367 | (Research):Death Records 2 Jan 1668: Walter Molen filius Meinhard Jogan, age 9 days 4 Jul 1669: Diedrich Zur Mühlen's daughter Helena Gerdruth, 1 year 3 weeks. 22 Dec 1669: Meinhard Molan, age 11 years 6 months 26 April 1670: Anna Gertrud Molans, wife of Berend Bruns, age 33 years 1 Feb 1673: Diedrich zur Mühlen & Adelheid Volcker's son Casper, age 3years 27 Mar 1673: Anna zur Mohlen, widow of Herman Beverdieck, age 86 years. 5 Jan 1674: stillborn child of Hilmer zur Mohlen and Magd Dorothea Schomacher. 25 Nov 1676: Gerd Wolter, son of Woltar Molan and Anna Margaretha Meyer, age 1 year weninger 5 weeks. 19 Jan 1677: Hilmer zur Mohlen, senatus senior, age 72 years, 4 months, weninger 3 days. | Molen, Helena (I2337)
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| 368 | (Research):Death Records include the following: Der alte Jost Tegetmeyer begraben dated 6 Nov 1663, is this the father of Hinrich? | Tegtmeier, Hinrich (I14640)
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| 369 | (Research):death records states he was over 70years old when he died. 15 Oct 1665, baptism of Johann Dehnen, son of Johann Dehnen. Sponser was Phillip Dehnen. 30 Apr 1667: baptism of Philip Balthasar Scheven, son of Herman Scheven. Sponsers were Balthasar Lambrecht, Pachter auf der Hockerow, Philip Dehne, and Heinrich Berman. | Dehnen, Philip (I14780)
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| 370 | (Research):Dec Court 1789 Nehemiah Harris appointed guardian to George, Susana, and Hannah Morse. Entered into Bond with Benjamin Stanton Sr. in the sum of four hundred Pounds. | Morse, George (I888)
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| 371 | (Research):Dec Court 1789 Nehemiah Harris appointed guardian to George, Susana, and Hannah Morse. Entered into Bond with Benjamin Stanton Sr. in the sum of four hundred Pounds. | Morse, Susannah (I892)
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| 372 | (Research):Dec Court 1789 Nehemiah Harris appointed guardian to George, Susana, and Hannah Morse. Entered into Bond with Benjamin Stanton Sr. in the sum of four hundred Pounds. | Morse, Hannah (I893)
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| 373 | (Research):Department of State, Foreign Service of the United States of America REPORT OF THE DEATH OF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN London, England, January 27, 1965. Name: Marguerite Loy Gillooly. Occupation: Housewife. Native. Born: Illinois, August 27, 1910. Last known address in the United States: 341 Fachet Plaza, Scott AFB, Illinois. Date of death: January 7, 1650 hours, 1965. Age: 54 years. Place of death: 48th Tactical Hospital, USAF, RAF, Lakenheath, Suffolk, England. Cause of death certified by John B. H. Caldwell, USAF MD to be 1) Cardiac arrest, 2) Acute Myocardial infarction, 3) Arteriosclerosis heart disease, 4) Chronic Bronchitis and Emphysema. Disposition of the remains: Returned to the United States for interment in Arlington National Cemetery. Disposition of the effects: In custody of husband. Person or official responsible for custody of effects and accounting therefor: CM Sgt. Robert V. Gillooly. Informed by HQ USAF, Washington, D.C. Mr. Robert E. Walker, 42 Iowa Road, Wilmington 8, Delaware, Son; Mrs. Elizabeth McClain, Carterville, Illinois, Sister. Copy of this report sent to: CM Sgt Robert V. Gillooly, 2166 Communications Sqd, Husband. This information has been placed under File 234 in the correspondence of this office. Remarks: Passport No C456368 issued Washington, May 2, 1962, cancelled and returned to husband. Copy of Certificate of Death issued by Capt. John H. B. Caldwell, USAF, on file at this office. | Gillooly, CM Sgt. Robert V. (I17667)
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| 374 | (Research):Did she come to U.S. with her parents? | Christina Williamina Lichtenberg (I2959)
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| 375 | (Research):die alte Burlagesche | Röwekamp, Margarethe (I12532)
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| 376 | (Research):die alte Burlagesche | Röwekamp, Margarethe (I12532)
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| 377 | (Research):Eckert, Johann George I Origin: Dietzenbach Emigration. Date: March 1837 Destination America, the USA. Age/birth.: (?). Remarks: Emigrated with family Source: Emigrant card index Walter Möller J. G. Eckert had a singular experience with wheat the first season after his arrival. He prepared the ground, as he was accustomed to do in the old country, although Jeff. Rainey expostulated with him, foretelling the result, which was a very rank growth to straw, so rank that the wheat fell of its own weight. It only took a man five weeks using a sickle, to cut twelve acres of it. 1850 Federal Census St. Clair County, IL Eckert, George, age 53, farmer, born Germany Eckert, Mary, age 41, born Germany Eckert, Martin, age 22, born Germany Eckert, Henry, age 16, born Germany Eckert, George, age 10, born Germany Eckert, Mary, age 19, born Germany | Eckert, Joh. Georg<-u> (I2354)
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| 378 | (Research):Eckert, Johann George I Origin: Dietzenbach Emigration. Date: March 1837 Destination America, the USA. Age/birth.: (?). Remarks: Emigrated with family Source: Emigrant card index Walter Möller J. G. Eckert had a singular experience with wheat the first season after his arrival. He prepared the ground, as he was accustomed to do in the old country, although Jeff. Rainey expostulated with him, foretelling the result, which was a very rank growth to straw, so rank that the wheat fell of its own weight. It only took a man five weeks using a sickle, to cut twelve acres of it. 1850 Federal Census St. Clair County, IL Eckert, George, age 53, farmer, born Germany Eckert, Mary, age 41, born Germany Eckert, Martin, age 22, born Germany Eckert, Henry, age 16, born Germany Eckert, George, age 10, born Germany Eckert, Mary, age 19, born Germany | Eckert, Joh. «u»Georg«-u» (I2354)
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| 379 | (Research):Ehemann von Prangen Stette | Drinkuth, Heinrich Tönnies (I15134)
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| 380 | (Research):eine gute Person, vulgo „Seitz-Maria", weil sie seit vielen Jahren Haushälterin bei Seitz in Bramsche gewesen war, illegitimes Kind mit Pörtener, Heinrich Wilbrand, Postmeister in Bramsche (bei dessen Eltern sie diente): Juliana Margaretha, S Achmer 13./20.2.1798 (22), sie diente bei Sanders jun., ¥ 1821, Twenhäfel, Johann Hermann, Bramsche A good person. nicknamed "Seitz-Maria" as she worked as a housekeeper for the Seitz family in Bramsche for many years. She had an illegitimate child with Heinrich Wilbrand Pörtener named Julianna Margaretha. [Seitz family is that of Heinrich David Seitz who was born in Osnabruck, but moved to Bramsche where he was a Kaufhandler. He died in 1820) | Stienker, Marie Adelheid (I2343)
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| 381 | (Research):eine gute Person, vulgo „Seitz-Maria", weil sie seit vielen Jahren Haushälterin bei Seitz in Bramsche gewesen war, illegitimes Kind mit Pörtener, Heinrich Wilbrand, Postmeister in Bramsche (bei dessen Eltern sie diente): Juliana Margaretha, S Achmer 13./20.2.1798 (22), sie diente bei Sanders jun., ¥ 1821, Twenhäfel, Johann Hermann, Bramsche A good person. nicknamed "Seitz-Maria" as she worked as a housekeeper for the Seitz family in Bramsche for many years. She had an illegitimate child with Heinrich Wilbrand Pörtener named Julianna Margaretha. [Seitz family is that of Heinrich David Seitz who was born in Osnabruck, but moved to Bramsche where he was a Kaufhandler. He died in 1820) | Stienker, Marie Adelheid (I2343)
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| 382 | (Research):elendig lange an Wassersucht krank | Möller, Anna Catherina (I11455)
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| 383 | (Research):elendig lange an Wassersucht krank | Möller, Anna Catherina (I11455)
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| 384 | (Research):Elkanath Watson, Edward Doty, Sr. and his son John Doty were all drowned on the 8th of February 1689 during a storm in Plymouth Harbor. Edward, m. Sarah Faunce, dau. of John Faunce MD 1:143 Plymouth Births, Marriages and Deaths P.5 The Children of Edward Doty Senior and Sarah his Wife 1 Edward born the 20th of May 1664 2 Sarah born the 9th day of June 1666 3 John born the 4th day of august 1668 4 Mary & martha born the 9th day of July 1671 5 6 Elizabeth born the 22 of december 1673 7 patience born the 7th of July 1676 8 mercy born the 6th of febuawary 1678 Shee dyed the last day of november 1682 9 Samuel born the 17th of may 1681 10 mercy born the 23 of September 1684 11 Benjamin Born the 30th of may 1689 | Doty, Edward (I9413)
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| 385 | (Research):Enlisted in the US Army on 20 May 1935, released 6 Jun 1938. Re-enlisted 3 Sep 1939 and released 28 Feb 1957. Served in Korea and reached rank of Captain. Daily Independent, M'boro, IL: 19 Jun 1948 "Lt. John W. Loy of Tacoma, WA is in Murphysboro to attend funeral services of his father, John W. Loy, a former Murphysboro resident." | Loy, Capt. John Wilson (I2473)
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| 386 | (Research):er wird in der LMR 1691 als Sohn des Baumanns zu Bohnste erwähnt, alt 29 JahreDatum für geboren berechnet! Datum für getauft berechnet! He is mentioned in 1691 as a son of the LMR to Bohnste Baumann, 29 years old based on date of birth! Date calculated for baptized! | Bredehöft, Paul (I14270)
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| 387 | (Research):Er wird in der LMR 1691 als Sohn des Vollhöfners zu Sassenholz erwähnt, a lt 2 JahreDatum für geboren berechnet! getauft: CAL 1682 | Papen, Johann (I14422)
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| 388 | (Research):Erbkötter = a poor farmer who's land consisted of a small plot outside the "Mark" [village boundaries] with a small cottage on it. Generally, a Erbkotter's land was not of adequate size or quality to support his family and he had to supplement his farming income by doing some other type of work. | Buhrlage (Große Burlage), Lübcke - Lübbert (I11453)
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| 389 | (Research):Erbkötter = a poor farmer who's land consisted of a small plot outside the "Mark" [village boundaries] with a small cottage on it. Generally, a Erbkotter's land was not of adequate size or quality to support his family and he had to supplement his farming income by doing some other type of work. | Buhrlage (Große Burlage), Lübcke - Lübbert (I11453)
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| 390 | (Research):Erbkötter in Rieste = | Pahlmann, Joh. Heinrich<-u> Col Landwehr (I11451)
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| 391 | (Research):Erbkötter in Rieste = | Pahlmann, Joh. «u»Heinrich«-u» Col Landwehr (I11451)
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| 392 | (Research):Erbkötter= I'm assuming this is the father of Lübbert/lLübcke Buhrlage as they have the same name and are both listed at the same address of Rieste #27. | Buhrlage (Große Burlage), Lübbert (I12531)
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| 393 | (Research):Erbkötter= I'm assuming this is the father of Lübbert/lLübcke Buhrlage as they have the same name and are both listed at the same address of Rieste #27. | Buhrlage (Große Burlage), Lübbert (I12531)
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| 394 | (Research):Es gibt (eine) ähnliche Person(en) im OFB Verden! «u»Anne Thrine MüLLER There is a similar person in OFB Verden named Anne Thrine Müller, born 1674 in Walle (b. Verden), died 25 Dec 1735 in Holtebüttel | Müller, Anne (I14271)
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| 395 | (Research):Evelyn Loy Brantley 93 of Murphysboro died at 4:51 pm on Thursday, March 16, 2006 in Murphysboro. Evelyn was born February 19, 1913 in Murphysboro the daughter of the late Alfred Loy Jr. and Frances (Buchmann) Loy. She was married to Elza Brantley on July 4, 1936 in Murphysboro; Elza preceded her in death on October 14, 1999. Evelyn was a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother. Her goal in life was to make sure her family knew they were loved. She was 100% successful as she was a true homemaker. Evelyn was a believer in Jesus Christ and a life long member of the First Lutheran Church in Murphysboro. She was past President of the Lutheran Women and a member of the American Legion post 127 Auxiliary in Murphysboro. She actively assisted her husband Elza in the support of the Republican Party and loved every moment. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm on Sunday at the First Lutheran Church in Murphysboro, the Rev Franklyn Schroeder will officiate. Burial will follow at Murdale Gardens of Memory near Murphysboro. Visitation will be from 5 to 8 pm on Saturday at Crawshaw Funeral Home in Murphysboro and from 1 pm until the hour of services Sunday at the Church. Memorials may be made to the First Lutheran Church or TIP Hospice. Survivors include one daughter and son in law; Jama and Dean Berger of Murphysboro. Three grandsons who were the pride of her life; Greg (Anne) Berger of Edwardsville, IL. Brett (Jessica) Berger of Murphysboro, and Timothy (Kim) Berger of Murphysboro. Five Great Grand Children; Andrew and Andersen Berger, Grant Berger, Zachary and Brianna Berger. Four special cousins; Barbara Grovensor, Jim Pat Loy, Jack Loy and Nancy Siefert, and many other special friends | Loy, Evelyn (I5058)
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| 396 | (Research):Familienname der Frau aus der Osnabrücker Familienforschung Stüve, ohne Quellenangabe (frdl.Mitteilung durch Herrn Kruhöffer, Hildesheim); sie könnte eine Tochter von Georg Moldan, Amtsschreiber in der Grafschaft Hoya, dann Amtmann zu Ehrenburg 1646-62, und seiner Frau Margarethe Anna Grote, Enkelin des Caspar Grote, Amtmann und Küchenmeister sowie Erb und Freisaß zu Hoya, gewesen sein: F.W.Euler in Old. Familienkunde, Jg.33, Heft 2/3, 1991; vielleicht könnte sie auch zur Familie Molde/ Corfey in Lemförde gehören Family name of the woman from the Osnabrücker Family Research Stüve, without a source (frdl.Mitteilung Mr. Kruhöffer, Hildesheim); she could be a daughter of George Moldan, the official recorder in the county Hoya, then Amtmann to Ehrenburg 1646-62, and his wife, Margaret Anna Grote, granddaughter of Caspar Grote, Amtmann and kitchen master and Succession and to Freisaß Hoya, have been: F. W. Euler in Old. Family studies, Jg.33, Issue 2 / 3, 1991; perhaps they could also contribute to the family Molde / Corfey belong in Lemförde | Molden, Anna Adelheid (I12872)
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| 397 | (Research):Familienname der Frau aus der Osnabrücker Familienforschung Stüve, ohne Quellenangabe (frdl.Mitteilung durch Herrn Kruhöffer, Hildesheim); sie könnte eine Tochter von Georg Moldan, Amtsschreiber in der Grafschaft Hoya, dann Amtmann zu Ehrenburg 1646-62, und seiner Frau Margarethe Anna Grote, Enkelin des Caspar Grote, Amtmann und Küchenmeister sowie Erb und Freisaß zu Hoya, gewesen sein: F.W.Euler in Old. Familienkunde, Jg.33, Heft 2/3, 1991; vielleicht könnte sie auch zur Familie Molde/ Corfey in Lemförde gehören Family name of the woman from the Osnabrücker Family Research Stüve, without a source (frdl.Mitteilung Mr. Kruhöffer, Hildesheim); she could be a daughter of George Moldan, the official recorder in the county Hoya, then Amtmann to Ehrenburg 1646-62, and his wife, Margaret Anna Grote, granddaughter of Caspar Grote, Amtmann and kitchen master and Succession and to Freisaß Hoya, have been: F. W. Euler in Old. Family studies, Jg.33, Issue 2 / 3, 1991; perhaps they could also contribute to the family Molde / Corfey belong in Lemförde | Molden, Anna Adelheid (I12872)
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| 398 | (Research):Family arrived on the ship "California" which sailed from Hamburg and arrived in New York on 23 May 1883. On board, but not necessarily in order, were: Amalia Priebe, age 53, mother (not sure how she fits in, or who's mother she is) August Priebe, age 50, a laborer Louise Priebe, age 40, wife Ottilie Priebe, age 17, daughter Hermann Priebe, age 15, son Wilhelm Priebe, age 8, son Emma Priebe, age 7, daughter Antonia Priebe, age 5, daughter Robert Priebe, age 4, son | Arndt, Louise (I1464)
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| 399 | (Research):Family in 1910 Census in Perry, Marion County, IN with Frank Bertils as head of household. Family in 1920 Census in Perry, Marion County, IN with Amelia Bertels as head of household. She was a dressmaker/seamstress. | Otto, Emilie "Mil" Sophie Marie (I2817)
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| 400 | (Research):Family was living in East St. Louis, St. Clair County, IL in 1930 | Williams, Henry A. (I5581)
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