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| 2251 | From 1635 to 1803 Hingham, MA was located in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, Suffolk County. The southerly boundary line between Hingham/Cohasset and Scituate/Norwell and beyond, is called the "patent line" in deeds. It was the early boundary between the two colonies - Mass Bay & Plymouth. Cohasset, formerly part of Hingham, elected to be part of the newly established Norfolk County in 1793. Hingham thought Dedham, the shire town of Norfolk County, was too far away! Norwell was part of old Scituate. -- Betty Meissner. | Leavitt, Joanna (I940)
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| 2252 | From 1914-1919 Ross worked as an insurance clerk for such firms as Aetna Life and Connecticut Mutual. On 21 August 1918 he enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps and was sent to Parris Island, South Carolina for training. He exited with Company N on 28 February 1919. In 1930 he had moved to Cleveland and worked in the insurance industry. | Smith, Ross Earl (I21032)
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| 2253 | From a directory: Ira Warren Bisbee, unmarried, 19 Prescott St., Lowell, Mass., 1872. Ira Warren Bisbee, overseer, 38 Merriam St., Lowell, Mass, 1885. Ira d. "Aged 77 yrs. 4 mos. 14 das." | Bisbee, Ira Warren (I4970)
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| 2254 | From a memoir by Carl Blakeslee at the Union City, Pennsylvania Public Library, regarding property held at one time by James Grant: "This farm had previously been owned by the Shreve family. At one time it was owned by some of the Grants and earlier by a Bisbee family. Monroe Bisbee lived there shortly after the Civil War. He had gone through the Civil War completely without a scratch. He came home, went coon hunting, climbed a large tree to shake a coon out, stepped on a dead limb and fell and broke his neck. He is presently buried in the Shreve Ridge Cemetery and is a direct relative of the various Bisbees that are buried in this cemetery ..." --contributed by Kathi Wright. | Bisbee, Morrow Monroe (I63)
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| 2255 | From Bible records of the HUDSON FAMILIES, Tioga Co., Pa. | Family: Dean Hudson / Harriet Bisbee (F1608)
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| 2256 | From Bible records submitted by Beverly & Normal Pottle, Berrien Springs, MI. | Family: Almon Bisbee / Christina Baierle (F4079)
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| 2257 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: William Elijah Hall / Florence S. Peacock (F11575)
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| 2258 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Harold C. Hall / Eva Argue (F11578)
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| 2259 | From Blenheim News-Tribune May 9, 1940 Local News pg. 3 The marriage took place in Windsor, Ontario, on Saturday last, of Mr. Fred Hall of Blenheim, to Mrs. M. H. Pirscher, of Adrian, Michigan. After a trip to Cleveland and other points, Mr. and Mrs. Hall will return to Blenheim on Thursday. | Family: Frederick Howard Hall / Minnie H. Gregory (F11577)
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| 2260 | From Cathy French, Rochester, New York: "I recently came across a COPY of a letter written by Annis (Bisbee) Canfield. It was sent to me by the Livingston Co., NY Historian's office. Part of it refers to Nahum and Maria. "She writes, "Nahum was drafted in the War of 1812 and left home a short time after he married Maria Hallenbeck. His wife lived with us while he was away. He was brought home sick from Sackett's Harbor and nearly lost the sight of one eye." "She also goes on to say that her father Luther "worked for a long time in drawing cannons, powder and cannon balls to Sackett's Harbor." "In addition, I found a Naham Bisby in the Company: 10 Regt (Priors), NY Militia; rank induction, CPL; Rank discharge, Sgt. Ancestry Roll box 17; Microfilm Publication, M602. "I don't know if this is him OR if you list War of 1812 soldiers but I wanted the Bisbee Family site to have the information. You might wish to verify information if you do use it. "The letter is a treasure......even if not the original. It documents the move the Luther Bisbee family made from Albany area to Cayuga Co to the founding of "Bisbeetown" in Allegheny CO, NY-----Now Westview, Livingston Co, NY near Ossian and Nunda, NY." | Family: Nahum Bisbee / Maria Hallenbeck (F12071)
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| 2261 | From Cheryl Lindsay, Brownwood, Texas: "I am not positive about the year Ruby & Harry were married. My mother told me that she was born on their anniversary and she was born 7-15-39. I don't know if Aunt Ruby meant she (Wanda Rogers Payne) was born the same year they were married or just the same date (July 15). | Family: Harry Smack / Ruby Jane Rogers (F1153)
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| 2262 | From CHESTERFIELD FAMILIES, no further record. | Bisbee, Susanna (I9041)
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| 2263 | From CHESTERFIELD FAMILIES. | Bisbee, Lydia (I1439)
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| 2264 | From CHESTERFIELD FAMILIES. | Bisbee, Rachel (I9019)
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| 2265 | From CHESTERFIELD FAMILIES. | Family: Ansel Damon / Oliva Caroline Bisbee (F4073)
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| 2266 | From CHESTERFIELD FAMILIES. Birth dates for Ursula & J. Zeruah, from Kane Co. (IL) Chronicles. Vol. 9 No. 2 April 88. | Family: Deacon Elisha Bisbee / Lydia Geer (F815)
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| 2267 | From CHESTERFIELD FAMILIES. Probably never married. | Bisbee, Lucy (I9017)
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| 2268 | From Clyde Emery Bisbee #12-1021, Ossipee, New Hampshire. | Family: Ebenezer Bisbee, Jr. / Ann Marie W. Brayton (F1602)
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| 2269 | From date on her headstone. | Hall, Dela A. (I30972)
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| 2270 | From daughter Nancy Ann's obituary | Family: Angelo Vitale / Lucia Monaco (F11667)
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| 2271 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bisbee, K.J. (I11)
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| 2272 | From Elwin Grant death certificate, wife Madlin was the informant. | Family: Elwyn Grant Bisbee / Madlin (F4144)
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| 2273 | From father's obituary. | Bisbee, Wesley James (I19046)
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| 2274 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bisbee, D. (I19047)
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| 2275 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bisbee, B. (I19048)
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| 2276 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bisbee, R. (I19049)
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| 2277 | From First Baptist Church. | Bisbee, Betsy Louisa (I45)
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| 2278 | From G. R. Monument | Howe, Mary (I5962)
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| 2279 | From G. R. Monument | Howe, Mary (I5962)
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| 2280 | From Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, "Elisha, Jemima, W18604, Cont & MA Line, wid appl 4 mar 1840 Delaware Cty NY a res of Meredith NY, sol m Jemima Allen of Plainfield MA 6 Sep 1790, children shown were; Allen b 4 Jul 1791, Patty b 7 Feb 1793, Olive b 22 Oct 1794 & Austin b 23 Jun 1796, other children shown were; Sumner aged 55 in 1854, Bathsheba aged 53 in 1854 & m a man named Crane, Elisha 50 in 1854, Jacob aged 15 in 1825 & William H. or Harrison aged 12 in 1825, in 1807 sol moved from Plainfield MA to Meredith NY where he d in Jan 1825, wid d 16 Mar 1849 or 18 Apr 1849 (both dates are shown) leaving children; Allen of Delhi NY, Sumner of Meredith NY, Bathsheba Crane of Sanford NY, Elisha of Delhi NY, Austin and William H. of Sanford NY" | Bisbee, Elisha (I1387)
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| 2281 | From headstone. | Hall, Ettie (I30973)
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| 2282 | From HISTORY OF MONONA COUNTY, IOWA, 1982. | Bisbee, Roxy (I3937)
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| 2283 | From History of Oxford, Me, p168: "Mrs. Charity, wife of [Ebenezer] Cushman, was killed by a horse August 11. She was returning from a lecture on Paris Hill and drove into a shed to get out of the rain. The shed was too low for her to sit upon the seat as she drove in, and she seated herself in the bottom of the wagon, in front of the seat, having her umbrella in her hand. The horse was frightened and kicked, she receiving the blow in her head. She died instantly." | Benson, Charity (I1780)
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| 2284 | From Jill Morton of Rockport, Maine, 2012. "I am not related to Walter, but I have been researching him and his family for some time now. He and his family lived in our community and donated to our town and schools very generously. One of the things he left behind in his will was a trust fund to our local school that has been very wisely managed and continues to benefit our school tremendously even now, 75 years after his death. I have been on a mission to research him for the purpose of having the school add a tribute/memorial of him in the school to show the appreciation for the wonderful gift he left us. I work for the school, and find it sad/disappointing that people do not know the origin of "The Bisbee Fund" and I would like to change that. "I have gathered quite a bit of info about Walter, but would welcome any info you could provide to me. I am especially interested in finding a photo of him....if you know of any resources where I could check for this I would greatly appreciate it." | Bisbee, Dr. Walter Frank (I6084)
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| 2285 | From Madison County Civil War Soldiers Online: "LOOMIS, Edward 38 Hamilton Co. A, 176th NYSV d at Brashear City Hosp." Because of Morgan City's strategic marine location, the town of Brashear (Louisiana) played a prominent role in the war between the states. Brashear was occupied by Federal troops for over three years. It was in Morgan City that the Union troops planned the destruction of the Avery Island salt mines, the cutting off of Rebel supply lines from Texas, the capture of Texas to restore her to the Union, and the annihilation of all Confederate resistance in southwest Louisiana. The remains of Fort Starr (also known as Fort Brashear), a Union fort, are still visible. Near this site, now occupied by Atkinson Memorial Presbyterian Church, was the larger of two works erected to defend Morgan City, then Brashear City and a Federal military depot. On the night of June 22, 1863, 325 Confederates of Gen. A.A. Mouton's command landed their skiffs and flats at the rear of the town. Attacking the next day, they captured the garrison of 700 Federals and immense military stores, while suffering losses of only 3 killed, 18 wounded. | Loomis, Edward M. (I3084)
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| 2286 | From Mark D. Stratton, NH grandson of Charles R. Harris & Bertha Lura Bisbee via email: Thomas was grandson of Peregrine White, born on the Mayflower. Most sources I've found have Hannah Hunt as Thomas' mother; Marshfield Mass. vitals list Daniel White marrying Hannah Hunt 19 Aug 1674, six years before Thomas was born. Some sites say Thomas m.2nd Rachel Horton; the Mayflower Society said it was started by desc. of another Thomas trying to claim relationship to Peregrine White. | White, Thomas (I827)
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| 2287 | From marriage and death records, Merrill, Lincoln Co., Wisconsin. May have had a child before her death. | Family: William Frederick Lassow / Fern A. Bisbee (F4961)
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| 2288 | From New Mexico death records (online) BISBEE LEWIS H 07 06 24 SAN MIGUEL 186 (age 18 yrs 6 mos) | Bisbee, Lewis Hunt (I7099)
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| 2289 | From North Bridgewater. | Curtis, Julia (I24940)
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| 2290 | From obituary | Bisbee, Roger Ayrton (I7126)
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| 2291 | from obituary | Borman, Robert Jessmer (I31543)
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| 2292 | from obituary | Borman, Robert Jessmer (I31543)
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| 2293 | From Oceola Co., Mich. records. No further records. | Family: Clair M. Bisbee / Sabrina E. Airs (F3959)
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| 2294 | From Passport Application (1924) From WW2 Draft Registration (1942) both sworn and signed by Elliot Walter Bisbee. | Bisbee, Elliot Walter (I5462)
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| 2295 | From Phedyma's obituary. He died in the Civil War, Giving Up His Life In Dixie. | Brooks, Cornelius (I9631)
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| 2296 | From Priscilla's obituary | Bisbee, Priscilla May (I8267)
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| 2297 | From probate of Gideon Morey: Albert never married. In the fall of 1862, his brother George announced he was "going to the war" and wanted Albert to go with him. Giddeon rejected the idea, saying that Albert had agreed to stay and take care of his parents in their old age. The record shows that Albert lived with and cared for his parents until their deaths, whereupon he claimed compensation from the estate. Some of his siblings contested his right to a larger portion of the estate. | Morey, Albert (I2228)
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| 2298 | From the census it appears that Lucinda lived with her father most of her life, although she is not enumerated in the 1870 census. | Bisbee, Lucinda A. (I59)
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| 2299 | From the census it appears that the three children listed for Elvira probably belonged to Sarah Jones and Orcemus adopted them after marrying Sarah. | Family: Orcemus Wellington Bisbee / Sarah Ann Mathany (F12076)
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| 2300 | From the Clyde Journal, Clyde, Callahan, Texas, May 12, 1977: "Bill Bisbee Retires from Exxon. Bill Bisbee, field gauger of Exxon Pipeline Co. at Abilene retired April 1 after 39 years of service. A native of Cisco, Bisbee joined the company in 1936 as a pipeliner-oiler at Cisco. His operating assignments have included work at Ranger, Truscott, Cisco, Comyn, Ballinger and Winters as pipliner-oiler-engineer, "C" station operator and pipeliner. He also served in 1964 as an inspector in Atlanta, Ga. for Plantation Pipeline. Bisbee plans to pursue his hobbies of fishing, hunting and traveling during his retirement. He is married and the father of three daughters and one son. He and his wife Frances live in Clyde. He has lived in Clyde since 1962. Children are Mrs. Janice Miller and Joyce Smith of Clyde, Jan Canada of Abilene and Joel of Dallas." | Bisbee, Buster Edwin (I249)
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