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| 1601 | David lived in Ocean Springs, Mississippi. On 19 Jan. 1980 he took a plane to go fishing and scuba diving. He was reported missing on 22 Jan. 1980 and never returned. Memorial service was held 15 Oct. 1988 at the South Duxbury Cemetery, Duxbury, VT. | Johnson, David Lewis (I12197)
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| 1602 | David M. Bisbee #10-71 [9321] family information was sent in by Joann Eckhart Hooper, daughter of Jean Mary Bisbee Eckhart #11-127 [10-818], from Chula Vista, California. | Bisbee, David Marshall (I5508)
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| 1603 | David N. Ropes was president of the New York Rubber Co., also member of the New York City Council and one time mayor of Orange, New Jersey. | Ropes, David Nichols (I5839)
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| 1604 | David Porter Bisbee served in the Civil War with Co. K, 23d Maine Volunteer Infantry from Waterford, Maine. David d. "Aged 56 yrs. 13 das." Burial Bisbeetown Cemetery, Waterford, Maine. | Bisbee, David Porter (I4685)
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| 1605 | David Porter Bisbee was Martha Ann's second husband. "Hayes Family" by K. Richmond gives 'Daniel' instead of David Bisbee. | Family: David Porter Bisbee / Martha Ann Hayes (F2267)
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| 1606 | David Reynolds served in the Revolutionary War. | Reynolds, David (I3400)
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| 1607 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Smith, D.R. (I30084)
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| 1608 | David Tower was a widower. | Family: David Tower / Joanna Leavitt (F527)
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| 1609 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bisbee, D.W. (I15266)
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| 1610 | David W. Bisbee was a railway station agent at Derby, Vt. He was also a US Customs officer, a farmer and an engineer. His home was on Highway 40 and comprised 125 acres in 1883. | Bisbee, David Marshall (I5508)
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| 1611 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hermann, D.W. (I16016)
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| 1612 | David was a Selectman in Waterford from 1846 to 1856 and from 1863 to 1865 | Bisbee, David (I2842)
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| 1613 | David was a soldier of the Revolutionary War. | Rainey, David (I18170)
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| 1614 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: David Morse Bull / A.T. Wallis (F5297)
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| 1615 | David was from Hartford, Maine. | Family: David Glover / Belinda C. Bisbee (F2192)
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| 1616 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Zamore, D.P. (I7954)
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| 1617 | Davie died in infancy. | Woodcock, Davie Ray (I24851)
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| 1618 | Dayton, Ohio Directories, 1888-1892. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Electronic reproduction of the following directories: Dayton City Directory, 1888. Dayton, OH: Williams and Co., 1888. Dayton City Directory, 1889-1890. Dayton, OH: Williams and Co., 1890. Dayton City Directory, 1890-1891. Dayton, OH: Williams and Co., 1891. Dayton City Directory, 1891-1892. Dayton, OH: Williams and Co., 1892. | Source (S233)
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| 1619 | Deacon Increase Robinson 4th was born in 1739; his wife, Rebekah Bourne, 1n 1733. They moved from Pembroke, Mass. in 1783 and were the sixth family to settle in the eastern part of Sumner, Maine. They brought their eight children with them. Deacon Increase built the first grocery store in Sumner. He was a cooper and made many useful utensils for the early settlers. The first public worship was held in his house. He built the first frame dwelling in town which was occupied until the fourth generation when it was given to the town of East Sumner for use as a library and community center. His son Increase 5th succeeded to the mills (he evidently owned a mill or mills which he operated) for many years and he in turn by his son, Deacon Sharon Robinson who lived and died on the old homestead. The mill was located where part of East Sumner now is and was destroyed by fire in 1871. | Robinson, Deacon Increase IV (I4495)
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| 1620 | Death and burial information provided by Sandy Epley of Sun City, Arizona, daughter of Jean J. Bisbee Thompson | Bisbee, Dorothy Jane (I14170)
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| 1621 | Death and burial information provided by Sandy Epley of Sun City, Arizona, daughter of Jean J. Bisbee Thompson | Bisbee, Jane Joan (I14172)
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| 1622 | Death and burial information provided by Sandy Epley of Sun City, Arizona, daughter of Jean J. Bisbee Thompson | Bisbee, Jean Joyce (I14171)
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| 1623 | Death Date: Jun/26/2004 Newspaper Title: St. Petersburg Times Newspaper Location: St. Petersburg, FL, US BISBEE, SCOTT C., 45, of Gulfport, died Saturday (June 26, 2004) at St. Anthony's Hospital. He was born in Fitchburg, Mass., and came here 12 years ago from Ashburnham, Mass. He was a cook. Survivors include his mother, Betty, Ashburnham; a sister, Debbie Gallant, Orlando; two brothers, Phillip, Athol, Mass., and David, Ashburnham; and his companion, Bridgette Griffith, Gulfport. Abbey Affordable Cremation and Funeral Services, Largo. | Bisbee, Scott Carl (I15768)
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| 1624 | Death information submitted by Sandy Epley of Sun City, Arizona, daughter of Jean J. Bisbee Thompson | Bisbee, Naida Jean (I14168)
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| 1625 | Death not recorded in Pembroke Vital Records. Burial in Pembroke Center Cemetery, "Betsey, wife of Henry Ford." | Bisbee, Elizabeth (I1403)
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| 1626 | Debbie was a certified ACLS paramedic, respiratory therapist, crisis counselor and hospital administrator. | Nix, Debbie (I17709)
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| 1627 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Long, D. (I8961)
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| 1628 | Deborah d. "Aged 20 yrs." Burial Richmond, N. H. Grave record reads: "Deborah, wife of Job Bisbee, Esq." | Crooker, Deborah (I4029)
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| 1629 | Deborah died Ae. 65Y 3M 15D. | Ring, Deborah (I5697)
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| 1630 | Deborah died in infancy. | Bisbee, Deborah (I9122)
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| 1631 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: H.C. Whelden / D.J. Haines (F9751)
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| 1632 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: C.A. Bisbee / D.L. Ruzicka (F6349)
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| 1633 | Deeds are recorded in Susquehanna County as follows: 1914 vol. 125, p. 322. 1929 vol. 219, p. 332. The will of John W. Bisbee was filed in 1931, vol. M, p. 227. Information from William Keith Bisbee #11-333, Hancock, NY | Bisbee, John William (I5793)
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| 1634 | Delia died in childbirth. | Slayton, Delia (I9574)
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| 1635 | Dennis d. "Aged 59 Yrs. 8 das." | Bisbee, Dennis (I6074)
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| 1636 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Backus, D.B. (I12141)
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| 1637 | Dennis Jackson Bisbee was a shoemaker and finisher in Brockton in 1882. He moved to Avon, Mass. in 1892. Dennis d. "Aged 74 yrs." | Bisbee, Dennis Jackson (I6208)
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| 1638 | Dennis W. Cole farmed near Bethel, Maine. | Cole, Dennis Wellington (I6424)
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| 1639 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Denton Emery Allen / B.R. Bisbee (F3532)
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| 1640 | Deplura Bisbee was a member of the State Legislature and mayor of Camden, Me. for several terms. After moving to Camden he manufactured gun powder for some years. He was president of the Camden National Bank. He moved to Norway, Me. in 1840 and was listed in the Buckfield directory of 1850. One D. H. Bisbee was listed in the 1868 Camden directory as a powder manufacturer. Deplura d. "Aged 75 yrs. 2 mos. 23 das." | Bisbee, Deplura H. (I4213)
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| 1641 | Derward B. Bisbee was a chemist in Chicago with the US Dept. of Agriculture, 1896-1929. | Bisbee, Derward Berthier (I4872)
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| 1642 | Desc. Of Mayflower Pilgrim, Francis Cook. | Washburn, Elizabeth (I3078)
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| 1643 | Descendants traced to Michigan mid 1800's. | Family: Benjamin Davis / Sarah (F7309)
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| 1644 | Desire d. "Aged 48 yrs. 1 mo. 7 das." | Bisbee, Desire (I2802)
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| 1645 | Desire Dingley was from Marshfield, Mass. | Family: Charles Bisbee, Jr. / Desire Dingley (F643)
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| 1646 | Desire resided in Woodstock, Maine. | Bisbee, Desire (I2865)
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| 1647 | Devonshire Manor. | Bisbee, Francis Wilbert (I6341)
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| 1648 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mettell, D. (I25810)
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| 1649 | Dick Russell served in the US Army for two years. He was National Sales Manager for Molded Fiberglass Boat Co., Union City, Pennsylvania. | Russell, Richard Alan (I37)
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| 1650 | Died "Aged 2 yrs. measles." | Bisbee, Nehimiah Lincoln (I3264)
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