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| 1551 | Daniel Drew Bisbee was a school director and town lister who served in town and state politics. He also raised Registered Guernsey cattle and was a member of the Washington County Committee, ASCS, which oversees the distribution of Federal Farm Subsidies. He farmed the Daniel Ralph Bisbee farm until his death. He died of lung cancer at age 54. | Bisbee, Daniel Drew (I5488)
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| 1552 | Daniel E. Bisbee was a driver of horses and lived with his father in Auburn, Me. | Bisbee, Daniel Edward (I6025)
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| 1553 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Burmeister, D.E. (I13059)
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| 1554 | Daniel Jackson was from Plymouth, Mass. | Family: Daniel Jackson / Mercy Ruggles (F1960)
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| 1555 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: D.L. Bisbee / E. Bonney (F3759)
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| 1556 | Daniel Rolph Bisbee was an insurance agent in Barre, Vt. and owned the Rufus Childs farm. He was also a partner in an insurance business under the name of Bisbee and Graham in 1896. | Bisbee, Daniel Ralph (I3762)
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| 1557 | Daniel Tyler was from China, Maine. | Family: Daniel Willard Tyler / Dolly Kimball Bisbee (F2060)
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| 1558 | Daniel W. Tyler moved to Menoken, N. D. where his parents died. He lived first in China, Maine and later in Gardiner, Maine. | Tyler, Daniel Willard (I6145)
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| 1559 | Daniel was from Sharon, Vt. | Family: Daniel Rolph, Jr. / Marie Antoinette Bisbee (F862)
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| 1560 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Busch, D.F. (I5578)
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| 1561 | Danville State Hospital usual residence: 650 3rd ave., Williamsport, Pa. occupation:laborer (foundry man) | Spencer, Earl Lorenzo (I9829)
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| 1562 | Darlington Township. | Burk, Laura Minerva (I31012)
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| 1563 | Date and place of death provided via email by subject's wife, Patricia M. Hickman. | Hickman, Danny Lee (I12703)
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| 1564 | Date and place of death submitted by Pam Vanderwood, niece, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. | Collins, Lillian Katherine (I12858)
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| 1565 | Date and place of death submitted by Pam Vanderwood, niece, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. | Collins, Ross Alexander (I12860)
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| 1566 | Date and place of death submitted by Pam Vanderwood, niece, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. | Breedon, Donald (I12926)
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| 1567 | Date and place of death submitted by Pam Vanderwood, niece, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. | Collins, Doris Beatrice (I12863)
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| 1568 | Date and place of death submitted by Pam Vanderwood, niece, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. | Collins, Joseph Wesley (I12865)
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| 1569 | Date came from Cathy French, citing family notes. | Gally, Matty (I6553)
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| 1570 | date from family records | Hendrickson, Frances Cornelia (I17296)
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| 1571 | Date from gravestone | Pendleton, George Bisbee Jr. (I31098)
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| 1572 | Date from Gravestone | Pendleton, George Bisbee Jr. (I31098)
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| 1573 | Date from gravestone | Bisbee, Burton Dewey (I3758)
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| 1574 | date from gravestone | Joslin, Lucia R. (I5449)
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| 1575 | date from gravestone | Snow, Julia Belle (I5458)
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| 1576 | Date of birth calculated from age at date of death on gravestone. | Bisbee, Jessie M. T. (I2468)
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| 1577 | Date of birth calculated from age at date of death on her gravestone. | Wilson, Hannah (I5112)
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| 1578 | Date of death from death record, Portage twp, Wood Co, Ohio Vol. 1 p. 110. Bible record says Sept. 24, age 2 yrs 8mos 6das. | Bisbee, Emma L. (I12025)
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| 1579 | Date of death inscribed on headstone is July 11, 1995. | Mason, George Walter (I32562)
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| 1580 | Date of death provided by daughter Loretta Jane Simonds. | Tattersal, Emily Marie (I15775)
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| 1581 | Date submitted by Pamela Bisbee Anderson Simonds | Bisbee, Edgar Arnold (I7527)
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| 1582 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: B. Simonds / P. Bisbee (F8194)
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| 1583 | Date submitted by Pamela Bisbee Anderson Simonds. | Borden, Ruth (I8177)
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| 1584 | dates and documentation and comentary from "The Melia Family" by Kay Melia The sixth Melia born to Newt and Grace and on the farm was Emmerson Eugene Melia, born April 12, 1908 on the family farm. He two, attended 8 years of Fonda country school and graduated at Bucklin High in 1927. Of all the Melia boys, Gene was arguably the best athlete of the bunch. Elmer always used to say that it was because, being the youngest, Gene had to run the hardest to keep up when the brothers ran to school and home ( this was about a five mile distance when in high school, and this was always their method of getting to and from school, bad weather and good) each day. Even when they went to country grade school, the brothers always used to laugh about how they raced to school each morning and then home at night which was only about a mile when in country grade school. Gene, although the smallest of the 4 boys was a star football player, and excelled in track and field. Gene held the Kansas State record for the Class "B"(size of school) 100 yard dash for over 20 years, running the distance in 10 seconds flat in a state meet his senior year in high school. Gene was good enough that he was the only one of the boys to get an athletic scholarship to Emporia State College. College life, however, was not what Gene expected, and he left there after a semester or so, and worked at a number of jobs including as a butcher for the local locker plant. He had learned that trade as a young man and used to handle the meat cutting for all the family when the butchering was done outside on the farm. Elmer used to say that Gene was the "free and independent spirit" of the family and used to like to race motorcycles and such. He was the only one of the brothers in an age bracket that enabeled him to serve in the armed forces, enlisting in the Army at the age of 34 and serving as a radio repairman in the Signal Corp, and as a guard for German prisoners of war and kept in the borders of the United States. On April 14, 1950, at the age of 42, Gene married Ruth Towner who was a hospital registered nurse, of Protection, a town just southeast of Bucklin. They lived in Douglas, Kansas and operated a locker and butcher plant there. In 1955, they moved to Johnstown, Colorado, and ran a locker plant and grocery store. Gene and Ruth had no children. Gene, like brothers Oscar and Elmer, had a history of heart trouble, and died of a heart attack in Johnstown on April 29, 1962 at the age of 54, and is burried in the Bucklin Cemetery. Ruth is still living in 2003 in Winfield, Kansas near her family and has continued in good health into her 90s. | Melia, Emmerson Eugene (I25258)
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| 1585 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mayfield, H.L. (I11911)
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| 1586 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kreuger, H.K. (I11910)
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| 1587 | Daughter of Benjamin Franklin Bisbee and Rebecca Grissom Was Twin of Minnie Belle who died in infancy. | Bisbee, Birdie Grace (I9884)
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| 1588 | Daughter of Governor Prence. | Prence, Elizabeth (I3548)
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| 1589 | David Beal was m. "thrice." | Beal, David (I833)
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| 1590 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bisbee, D.A. (I15697)
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| 1591 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: D.C. Bisbee / V.P. Forcier (F6159)
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| 1592 | David d. "Aged 75 yrs. 11 mos. 16 das." | Bisbee, David (I5084)
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| 1593 | David Dicke was from Warren, Maine. REF this family: Ed. by Anne Borden Harding, Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, (General Society of Mayflower Descendants, 1980), Vol. III (George Soule), p. 204. | Family: David Dickey / Sarah Bisbee (F727)
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| 1594 | David died "Ae. 90Y 8M 10D." | Dickey, David (I3332)
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| 1595 | David died at the Battle of the Bulge. David was awarded the Combat Infantry badge for "performance of duty in combat against the enemy." His parents received his Purple Heart medal. He was buried in grave number 91, row 4, plot AA in the United States Military Cemetery at Margraten, Holland. At the time of his death David was engaged to June Damon of Waitsfield, Vermont. | Bisbee, David Dewey (I7076)
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| 1596 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Ogden, D.D. (I14426)
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| 1597 | David gave his address as Elbridge, Onandega, NY in 1838 and 1850. No further records. | Bisby, David (I8787)
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| 1598 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: D.M. Bisbee, MD / T.S. Hammitt (F6091)
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| 1599 | David is direct descendant of Miles Standish & Barbara Mullins. Information about this family submitted by Mark D. Stratton, NH grandson of Charles R. Harris & Bertha Lura Bisbee via email, citing History of Warren, Me. | Standish, David (I31496)
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| 1600 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Regenold, D.W. (I22653)
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