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| 2301 | From the records of the First Christian Church of N. Fairhaven, MA we find that five elders including Isaac Bisbee were appointed "To settle all difficulties among the men . . . and to advise all delinquent members to be attentive to public worship" 13 Nov. 1841. Isaac died, "Aged 80 yrs. 6 mos. 10 das." | Bisbee, Isaac (I3358)
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| 2302 | From the records of the Second Church of Christ, Pembroke, the following: "Baptized John, son of Deacon John Bisbey by Rev. Gad Hitchcock," 29 Apr. 1750. The US Census for Vermont, 1790, lists the family of Bisbee as residing in Springfield, Vt., Windsor County, and credits them with "2 m.16 and up; 3 m. under 16, and 4 fem." The Vermont Revolutionary War Rolls Record as follows: "John Bisbee 2nd Sergeant, Marshe's Reg't, Lieut. Little's Co. Oct. 1778" "Also in Col. Wood's Reg't from Springfield, Vt. 1780." "Also 1st Lieut. Abner Bisbee's Co., Springfield, Vt. 1780." | Bisbee, John IV (I881)
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| 2303 | From the records of the Second Church of Christ, Pembroke, the following: Thomas and John Oldham sailed from London, England in the ship "Elizabeth and Ann," May, 1636. Thomas Oldham married Mary Wetherill of Scituate, 20 Nov. 1656. The will of Thomas Bird of Scituate disposes of his house between John Bisbee's and Thomas Oldham's, 4 Feb. 1663. The so called unfortunate venture "The Land Bank of 1740" involved about 1252 men, as shown in the Massachusetts archives, documents such as registry returns, alphabetical lists of the subscribers and those who paid their assessments; also news letters of 15 Nov. 1744 and 2 Jan. 1745. It was a scheme to attempt to issue a currency based on real estate. The parties interested were numerous enough to control the state House of Representatives for several years; and the towns voted in may instances to take land bank notes for town rates. This all happened less than 20 years after the "South Sea Bubble" in England. John Bisbey Jr. and his brother Elisha, with about 1250 other citizens of Massachussets were partners in "The Land Bank of 1740." John Jr's. son Jonah was named administrator of his will in [1744]. | Bisbee, Deacon John Jr. (I812)
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| 2304 | From Union City Newspaper clippings: Death 10/29/1961 Drake, Charles Perry, age 78, passed away at his home, following a lengthy illness. He was born in Wattsburg, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Drake. He was a farmer in the Wattsburg area for many years and was last employed by Lock Joint Pipe Co. of East Orange, NY, for 11 years. Survivors include his wife, Jessie Drake: sons, Eugene L. of Elizabeth, NY, and Walter Drake of Los Angeles, CA: two daughters, Mrs. Earl Rice of Conneautville, and Mrs. William (Annise) Cummings of W. Palm Beach, FL. Stepchildren, Lawrence J. Vos of Wyandotte, MI, and Mrs. James (Ruth) McInerney of Clark, NJ; sisters, Mrs. Lee Thompson and Mrs. Curt Bisbee, both of Cambridge Springs: brothers, Vern Drake of Waterford, and Elmer Drake of Union City; eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren also survive. Burial in Lowville Cemetery. | Drake, Charles Perry (I17976)
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| 2305 | From wife's obituary | Mehring, Carl (I31755)
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| 2306 | From: Blenheim News Tribune - June 19, 1902. Returns to His Old Position. Mr. E. C. Burk, well known as one of Cleveland's most genial and accommodating floor directors, has severed his connection with the Scott Dry Goods Company, and is again with Levy and Stearn, with whom he had been for years before going to the Scott Company. Cleveland Leader. --The foregoing refers to Mr. Ernie Burk, an old Blenheim boy, and a son of Mr. John M. Burk | Burk, Ernest C. (I30971)
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| 2307 | From: Blenheim News-Tribune - August 3, 1899 Auction Sale --------------- John M. Burk, auctioneer, will offer for sale at the residence of Chas. Senior, Esq., town, on Saturday, Aug. 5th, a large and valuable list of household furniture. The sale will commence at 2 o'clock sharp and will be without reserve Terms. - $5.00 and under cash; over that amount 3 months' credit or 6 per cent per annum discount for cash. | Burk, John Morgan (I26075)
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| 2308 | From: Craford Cemetery Transcriptions, Kent County Branch, OGS, (1979), Stone 22. (flat slab - dove and tree motif) In memory of / Ettie / daughter of / J. & E. M. Hall / died / April 18, 1870 / aged / 2 yrs. 7 mos. & 7 das / Sleep on sweet babe And take thy rest God called thee home When he thought best | Hall, Ettie (I30973)
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| 2309 | From: Craford Cemetery Transcriptions, Kent County Branch, OGS, (1979), Stone 23. (white slab - rose motif) Gone so soon / Della A. / dau of / Joseph & Eliza M. / Hall died 18th Aug. 1866, / aged / 4 yrs. 6 mo. 29 d's / This lovely bud so young and fair Call'd home by early doom And came to show how sweet a flower In paradise could bloom | Hall, Dela A. (I30972)
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| 2310 | Full name and birthdate from Martha Lemmon Inglese citing Mary (Baker) Bisbee's Bible. | Bisbee, William Tripp (I3347)
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| 2311 | Full name from obituary. | Bisby, David Dewey (I21455)
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| 2312 | Fulton Creek (unlocated), New York. | Bisbee, Lucien Jarvie (I6838)
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| 2313 | Funeral handled by Bradley's Funeral Home in Marion, Virginia. | Dunnihoo, Margaret Jane (I8)
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| 2314 | Further confirmation is needed to determine whether John Bisbee was the one who married Rebecca Packard. Rebecca married Abijah Buck after the death of her first husband. | Family: John Bisbee, Jr. / Rebecca Packard (F689)
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| 2315 | G. H. Bisby was partner with William Dubart Long in the firm of Long and Bisby, wool merchants, Hamilton, Ontario. According to an online bio taken from Men of Canada, Vol. 1 (1891), he was born in West Winfield, Herkimer County, New York, on the l0th of March, 1836. His father was Julius Bisby, of that place. He received his education at the public schools of West Winfield. Leaving school in 1854, he entered with his father into the general mercantile trade, which he abandoned in 1857, and was appointed teller and book-keeper in the Bank of West Winfield, which position he filled with every satisfaction to the bank, retaining it until 1862. He then came to Canada and became book-keeper for the Canada Felt Hat Works until the retirement of the firm in 1864. He then became partner of the firm of A. L. Woodruff & Co. until 1867, when it was dissolved, then entered into partnership with Mr. Long... The business is now one of the largest of the kind in Canada. Mr. Bisby is in religion a Unitarian, and in politics a Protectionist. He was married on the 15th of December, 1890, to Jennie A., daughter of P. G. Long, of Farmington, MO., U.S. | Bisby, George Harvey (I17317)
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| 2316 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: G.L. Merrell / S. Steffan (F4466)
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| 2317 | Gad Bisbee moved to Haverhill, N. H. in 1823 and farmed. He settled near the present Adventist Church on Pond Road. He was a Democrat and Highway Surveyor in Haverhill from 1825 to 1827. | Bisbee, Capt Gad (I1030)
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| 2318 | Galen Bisbee granted quit claim deeds to John Bisbee, 1821-8126. Galen died on way to Ohio. | Bisbee, Galen (I1182)
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| 2319 | Galloplace (unlocated). | Boggs, Homer O. (I10966)
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| 2320 | Garfield Cemetery (unlocated). | Waterman, Sophia Charlotte (I8770)
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| 2321 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: J. Garsik, Ph. D. / D.A. Ogden (F9756)
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| 2322 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bisbee, G.L. (I8317)
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| 2323 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Smith, G.V. (I30011)
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| 2324 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hughes, G.A. (I1699)
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| 2325 | Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files (Vol II, p. 1483), Abstracted by Virgil D. White, The National Historical Publishing Co., Waynesboro, TN, 1990 gives: "HALL, Jonathan, Abigail, W23230, Cont & MA Line, sol appl 16 Aug 1819 Oswego Co NY aged 63, in 1823 sol had a wife aged 58 & 2 children; Jonathan 15 & Harriet aged 6, wid appl 19 Apr 1839 Onandaga Co NY aged 71, sol m Abigail Bisbee 16 Mar 1785 at Middleborough MA where sol lived & she then lived at Rochester in Plymouth Co MA & a Hopestill & Betsey Bisbee were at the wedding, sol d 17 Apr 1827, a Johnson Hall was a judge of Onandaga Co NY in 1839 but no relationship was stated." | Hall, Jonathan (I1821)
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| 2326 | Geneva Rogers died before she was one year old--possibly accidentally dropped. | Rogers, Geneva Burrow (I17475)
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| 2327 | George A. Bisbee served in the Spanish American War with a Louisiana militia unit. He was an optometrist. | Bisbee, George Austin (I10013)
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| 2328 | George A. Brock of Danvers, Mass. Int. published 14 June 1846. | Family: George A. Brock / Eliza Bisbee (F1121)
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| 2329 | George A. Ingersoll cleared a farm near Evart, Mich. in 1872. He was a public official for 30 years. | Ingersoll, George Adelbert (I6573)
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| 2330 | George Abbott settled in Rowley, Mass. | Abbott, George (I5760)
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| 2331 | George Albert Weber Bisbee was a graduate of M.I.T. in Electrical Engineering and served in WW II in Europe with the US Army Signal Corps as a Major. SSN: 165-01-1405 (from California Death Records) | Bisbee, George Albert Weber (I12454)
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| 2332 | George and Mary lived on Wellington Street in North East, Pennsylvania. | Family: George A. Gavitt / Mary Agnes Souza (F981)
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| 2333 | George Bisbee was a physician of Peru, Maine. At one time he lived at Rangeley Lakes. George d. after being kicked by a horse. | Bisbee, George H. (I4437)
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| 2334 | George Bisbee was a shoemaker. He never married. | Bisbee, George (I6306)
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| 2335 | George Bisbee was a shoemaker; was a member of A. F. A. M. Blazing Star Lodge, Rumford, Maine in 1850. He served in the 16th Volunteer Infantry from Peru, Maine. George d. "Aged 67 yrs. 11 mos. 29 das." | Bisbee, George (I4567)
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| 2336 | George Bisbee worked for the water company in Union City reading meters. | Bisbee, George Alford (I219)
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| 2337 | George d. "Aged 11 mos." | Bisbee, George Ezra (I4110)
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| 2338 | George d. "Aged 2 yrs. 26 das." | Bisbee, George T. (I5723)
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| 2339 | George d. "Aged 7 yrs." Burial Hill Cemetery. | Bisbee, George M. (I5101)
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| 2340 | George Dana Bisbee attended the public schools and at the outbreak of the Civil War was a student at Teacher's Normal in West Peru, Me. He assisted in organizing Company C of the 16th Maine Infantry and was made Orderly Sergeant. He served under Generals McClellan, Burnside, Hooker, Meade and Grant. He was wounded at Fredericksburg, Va. but refused to have his arm amputated and it never healed. He was promoted to 2nd Lieutenant of Caleb Robinson's Company of his regiment. Lieutenant Bisbee and his whole regiment were captured on the first day of the Battle of Gettysburg and he was made a prisoner in Libby and other prisons until Dec. 1864. After being exchanged he refused his discharge and rejoined his regiment and was at Appomattox at the end of the war. George Dana Bisbee studied law with Randall and Winter at Dixfield, Me. and later practised law in Buckfield from 1866 to 1892 when he moved to Rumford Falls and formed the partnership of Bisbee and Parker. He was one of the foremost lawyers of the state and served as County Attorney of Oxford County, member of the bar, US Supreme Court, member of Gov. W. T. Cobb's Council of 1905. State Representative in 1872, State Senator in 1880 and US Marshal, District of Maine. George Bisbee was also president of the Rumford Falls Trust Co., a trustee and later president of Hebron Academy and director and attorney for the Rumford Falls Railroad. He was a Baptist. George d. "Aged 76 yrs. 10 mos. 17 das." Burial Buckfield, ME | Bisbee, George Dana (I5965)
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| 2341 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bisbee, G.D. (I16256)
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| 2342 | George died of Bright's disease. | Bisbee, George Armstrong (I2399)
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| 2343 | George drowned, "Aged 1 yr. 9 mos." | Bisbee, George E. (I5235)
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| 2344 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bisbee, G.E. II (I14530)
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| 2345 | George E. Bisbee moved to Jackson with his parents as an infant, whre he grew up. He enlisted in the US Navy as a Naval Aviation Cadet in late 1941. He attained the rank of Lieutenant as a carrier pilot on the USS Gambier Bay which supported US landings during 1944 in General McArthus's advance on the Philippines. Gambier Bay was sunk by enemy gunfire during the battle off Samar on Oct. 25, 1944 as part of the landing of Leyte Island, the greatest naval battle in history. He survived the sinking and was awarded two medals (on the Navy Silver Star for bravery.) After the war he returned to Jackson, Michigan where he was active in manufacturing until his retirement in 1974. After he retired and until his death, he spent his time between Michigan and Florida. | Bisbee, George English (I12417)
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| 2346 | George E. Bisbee was a machinist, US Armory, Springfield, Mass. | Bisbee, George Elisha (I7021)
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| 2347 | George E. Bisbee, residence, Auburn, Me., shoe factory foreman. George d. "Aged 79 yrs. 4 mos. 5 das." | Bisbee, George E. (I6124)
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| 2348 | George E. Marshall was a boxmaker. | Marshall, George E. (I7769)
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| 2349 | George H. Bisbee was a chef in 1921. | Bisbee, George Henry (I5650)
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| 2350 | George H. Bisbee was a music teacher for a time Directory listing: George H. Bisbee, banjo instructor, New Bedford, 1896. Mrs. Geo. H. Bisbee, clerk, 120 4th St., New Bedford, 1896. | Bisbee, George Huttleson (I5198)
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