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| 2751 | Hiram died in infancy. | Bartlett, Hiram (I4118)
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| 2752 | Hiram S. Bisbee was a carpenter. Burial Buckfield, Me. | Bisbee, Hiram Sylvester (I6002)
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| 2753 | His addres was 1616 Geary Street. | Williams, Benjamin (I21188)
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| 2754 | His address was 1616 Geary Street. | Williams, John (I3015)
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| 2755 | His address was 1616 Geary Street. | Bisbee, Judge Dewitt F. (I3938)
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| 2756 | His middle name was abandoned for the Christian name James. | Smith, Reynolds Holcroft (I21152)
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| 2757 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bondurant, W.E.C. (I18743)
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| 2758 | History of Fillmore County, Vol. I, 1912 "The First settlers in this township were Leve Waterman and his brother-in-law, Joseph Bisby, natives of Pennsylvania, who came from Iowa in the fall of 1852, bringing their families, stock and household goods. Waterman settled in section 12, while Bisby's claim was east of the Waterman claim, largely in carimona township. Waterman sold out to Foster and Meighen and after moving about a while, settled in Kansas and pre-empted what is now a part of the city of Wichita. Bisby remained, became a prominent citizen and ended his days here. The Waterman's and Bisby's spent the winter of 1852-53 as the only settlers in the township. This year, 1853, the town lines were run by the government surveyors. In the spring of 1854, Mr. Foster, Captain Elliott, James M. Sumner, William C. Pickett, Mr. Willis, and other residents of the county went to Chatfield to assist in organization, and it was called Fillmore in honor of Millard Fillmore, who was just retiring from the White House. During the year there were accessions, and among those who came were Henry Fitch, Joseph Bisbee, and Joel Watkins. A saw-mill was commenced in 1854, by Mr. Bisbee who soon sold his interest to Forest Henry and Mr. Renslow, who completed it and also built a grist-mill in 1855. In District #90, this district embraces the village of Forestville and the surrounding territory. It was undoubtedly, as is claimed, the first organized school district in the county, as it was organized as district No. 1, in 1854, through the influence of R. M. Foster. The first school was held in Mr. Bisbee's residence, by Mrs. Fuller, with twelve or fourteen little ones in attendance. The first town meeting was held May 11, 1858. The officers of the election were: for overseers of the poor. W.C. Pickett and Joseph Bisbey. Those who secured land in 1855 were as follows: Joseph Bisby, Sec. 7, August 11; Joseph Bisby, Sec. 7, August 20. ---------------------------------------------------- Fillmore County Pioneer - Thursday June 5, 1856 Election Precinct of Fillmore county, Minnesota Territory, the Register's Office on April 7, 1856, the Board of County Commissioners met pursuant to law, and proceeded to establish the following election precincts: Carimona Precinct was established for townships 102 and 103 range 11. Henry H. Winslow, Joseph Bisby and Orrin West were appointed Judges of Election. More About JOSEPH BISBEE JR.: Burial: November 1863, The Pioneers Cemetery, Fillmore County, Minn Census 1: 1820, Middleury, Genesee County, N.Y. Census 2: 1857, MN - Twp. 102, Range 11, Fillmore Co, MN Census 3: 1860, Carimona Twp, Fillmore County, MN Occupation: Farmer, Justice of the Peace Political Office 1: 1858, Overseer Of The Poor Political Office 2: 1858, Judge Of Elections Public Service: 1855, Justice Of The Peace, Forestville, Fillmore County, MN Religion: Baptist Residence: Bet. 1852 - 1863, Fillmore Co, MN | Bisbee, Joseph Jr. (I8769)
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| 2759 | Holyoke Hospital | Utley, Herbert Orello (I12431)
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| 2760 | Homer was a partner in Bisbee Brothers, lumbering, forestry and grain dealers at Bisbee's, Mass. He resided at Chesterfield, Mass. in 1935. Homer R. Bisbee was co-founder of Bisbee Lumber Co. He served the town as treasurer from 1907-1933. | Bisbee, Homer Rice (I6985)
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| 2761 | Hopestill Bisbey lived in Marshfield; was Constable in 1683. His wife, Sarah, was appointed administratrix of his will on 18 Dec. 1695. Following the death of her husband Sarah married Joseph Lincoln and rendered her account of her former husband's will on 6 Dec. 1696. The will of William Sherman mentions, "owe Elisha Bisbey 1s. 6d." This the 30 Dec. 1680. From the Court Records, Governor Hinckley, New Plymouth, 6 June 1686, "Elisha Bisbey sworne and served as Juror in all ye actions." There were nine in all. Freemen for Marshfield in 1675 included Hopestill and Elisha Bisbey, Peregrine wh Nathaniel Winslow, John Bourne and others. Elisha Bisbey witnessed a deed given by Josias Holmes, recorded by the clerk, Alexander Standish, on 3 Jan. 1681. | Bisbee, Hopestill (I754)
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| 2762 | Hopestill d. "Aged 82 yrs." Conveyed "To Zacheus Sherman of Plympton, Mass., a 3/8 right in sawmill in Plympton, Betsey B. releasing her dower." -25 June 1825 (Plymouth County, Mass., register of deeds no. 153, p. 80) | Bisbee, Hopestill 3rd (I1337)
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| 2763 | Hopestill D. Bisbee was in real estate and with Perry and Bisbee in Boston, Mass. 1898. Mr. LeFleur, Peterborough, N. H., with the Mondadnock Lumber Company, knew H. D. Bisbee. (Information 1951). Hopestill D. had been a dealer in real estate and an undertaker in Saugus. His son, Malcolm, now carries on the business (1953). Hopestill d. "Aged 63 yrs. 8 mos. 9 das." | Bisbee, Hopestill Dwight (I6815)
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| 2764 | Hopestill died, "Aged 88 yrs. 6 mos. 4 das." | Bisbee, Hopestill IV (I3382)
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| 2765 | Hopestill S. (sic) Bisbee had a farm near Auburn, Maine and lived in Auburn from 1896 to 1900. He moved to Virginia City, Nevada. Hopestill was also a millwright. Hopestill d. "Aged 78 yrs. 9 mos. 28 das." | Bisbee, Hopestill Rufus (I4184)
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| 2766 | Hopewell Church. | Milliken, Sally (I18139)
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| 2767 | Hopewell Church. | Milliken, Alexander (I18140)
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| 2768 | Horace Bisbee's death in AISTON-BISBEE-LEETE AND RELATED FAMILIES by L. A. Chamberlain. | Bisbee, Horace (I8572)
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| 2769 | Horace was from Medford, Mass. | Family: Horace K. Richardson / Martha Ann Bisbee (F2893)
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| 2770 | Horatio Bisbee Jr. served in the 5th Mass. Regiment and later in the 9th Maine Infantry. He was promoted to Colonel in the 9th Maine and later resigned due to ill health. He practised law and was US District Attorney; also in Congress from Florida for three terms (1877 to 1885). He contested two elections to Congress from Florida, Second District, against Jesse J. Finley. He spoke before the US House of Representatives 6 june 1884 on "Jurisdiction of Circuit Courts." Horatio Jr. graduated from Tufts College in 1863 and received an A. M. in 1872. He was admitted to the bar in Chicago in 1864; was a Republican, member of the Union League, Rockford, Ill., New York Commandry of the Loyal Legion and Seminole Club. Horatio d. "Aged 76 yrs. 10 mos. 27 das." Burial Greenwood, Maine. | Bisbee, Horatio Jr. (I4239)
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| 2771 | Horatio Bisbee was educated in the public schools; was a farmer, grain dealer and manufacturer; a selectman and representative in General Court in 1898. He recorded deeds in 1917 and his will was dated in 1918. Horatio d. "Aged 84 yrs. 7 mos. 17 das." | Bisbee, Horatio (I5379)
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| 2772 | Horatio N. Doty was a merchant in Saginaw, Mich. in 1881. | Doty, Horatio Nelson (I5598)
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| 2773 | Hosea Bisbee moved to Norway, Maine in 1848. He was a partner in a foundry business with Ephraim Heald Brown in 1852. The firm manufactured Gibbs Cylinder Flows and also stoves. Later they moved to Sparta, Wis. One Hosea Bisbee was a member of the Blazing Star Lodge, Free and F. and A. M., Rumford, Maine in 1845. | Bisbee, Hosea (I2848)
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| 2774 | Housework | Picance, Rosa (I2030)
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| 2775 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bisbee, H.T. (I14532)
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| 2776 | Howard Chandler was from Duxbury. Intentions published December 08, 1825. | Family: Howard Chandler / Dolly Bisbee (F1951)
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| 2777 | Howard d. "Aged 8 yrs. 6 mos. 19 das." | Bisbee, Howard S. (I7772)
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| 2778 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Ferris, H.F. (I12092)
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| 2779 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bisbee, H.M. (I10284)
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| 2780 | Howard N. Freeman was a shoe cutter. | Freeman, Howard N. (I8284)
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| 2781 | Howard Pierson was manager, Burham Motors, Boston, 1943. Residence 43 Maple St., Canton, Mass. | Bisbee, Howard Pierson (I6806)
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| 2782 | http://content.ancestry.com/Browse/view.aspx?dbid=7602&path=New+York.Madison.Lebanon.16.4 | Source (S1875)
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| 2783 | http://www.findagrave.com/ Jay Morvaldin Bacon, Sr Birth:Jan. 31, 1856 Pennsylvania, USA Death:Jan. 21, 1918 Pennsylvania, USA Son of Joseph Bacon and Aurilla Jones? Husband of Clara Salmon. Burial: Beaver Dam Cemetery, Erie County Pennsylvania, USA Record added: Jun 15 2003 By: RSouthworth | Bacon, Jay Morvaldin (I18511)
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| 2784 | Huldah was from Duxbury. Dup. Int., Duxbury, 2 Feb. 1791. 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: Oliver Bisbee / Huldah Simmons (F725)
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| 2785 | Hunting Grove (unlocated). | Given, Margaret (I18185)
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| 2786 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Ashe, W.A. (I16273)
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| 2787 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Ashe, A.J. (I16274)
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| 2788 | Hurley Hospital. Injuries sustained after being hit by an automobile 29 Oct 1942 in Flint, Michigan. | Hunsaker, Gordon Levi (I20102)
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| 2789 | I went back to the cemetery today and double checked her age. The O.G.S. documentation said she was 4 years, 6 months and 29 days when she died but in the photo I took of the headstone it did not look like a 4. Again I carefully looked and traced the number with the tips of my fingers and it is definitely a 1, not a 4. So that would make her birth year 1865, not 1862. --Bob Betts, Ontario, Canada. | Hall, Dela A. (I30972)
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| 2790 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Dwyer, I.P. (I25832)
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| 2791 | Ichabod d. "Aged 63 yrs. 2 mos. 23 das." | Bisbee, Ichabod Warren (I5147)
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| 2792 | Ida d. "Aged 8 yrs. 2 mos. 29 das." | Bisbee, Ida Eliza (I5394)
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| 2793 | Ida E. Stewartson d. young. | Stewartson, Ide E. (I6058)
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| 2794 | Ida married and resided in Michigan. | Bisbee, Ida Genette (I9406)
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| 2795 | Ida May left her daughter with Alvah and went "West" with her son, Earl M. Bisbee. | Capron, Ida May (I165)
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| 2796 | Ida was an accountant in a cotton mill. She d. "Aged 82 yrs. 6 das." | Bisbee, Ida Etta G. (I4977)
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| 2797 | Identification of Betsy Louisa Bisbee with this family stems mainly from her father's will, an online genealogy of the Damon family, and from the census. 1) In his 1865 Last Will & Testament, Reuben Bisbee bequeaths to his daughter "Louisa Damond (sic)." 2) The 1850 and 1860 census give Daniel Damon's wife as Betsey L. and Louisa, respectively. 3) Betsy Louisa Bisbee and Betsy Louisa Damon are both born in New York in 1818. 4) A Damon family genealogy has Daniel born in Eaton, Madison County, New York. No supporting census data has been found, but Eaton is very near Lebanon. 5) In June of 1837, Betsy Bisbee is granted a letter of Dismissal from the First Baptist Church of Lebanon, Madison, New York, an indication she is moving away from Lebanon. 6) Daniel and Betsy's first (known) child, Orlando, was born about 1839 in New York (Orlando will die in the 100th Ohio Infantry during the Civil War.) 7) In the 1840 census, Daniel, Betsy and Orlando are living in Columbus, Warren, Pennsylvania, next door to Thomas Damon, who is probably Daniel's father. One Porter Damon (probably his brother) is also living in Columbus. 8) In the 1850 census Daniel, Betsy, Orlando and Marriah are found in Clymer, a village in the Town of French Creek, Chautauqua County, New York. Residing in nearby Erie County, Pennsylvania, is Betsy Bisbee's probable sister, Lydia Reynolds. Also nearby in Bloomfield, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, is her brother Reuben. Her brother Joseph will move into the area in 1857. 9) By the 1860 census, the Damons have moved on to Putnam County in northwest Ohio. Daniel dies there in 1871. Betsy Damon is not found in the 1880 census, and it is not known if she remarried and/or died in the interim. Their last known residence (from the 1870 census) is in Monterey township, Putnam County, and they are probably both buried there. | Family: Daniel Holden Damon / Betsy Louisa Bisbee (F8460)
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| 2798 | Identification of Harriet Bisbee with the family of Wallace William Daniels is not proven. Harriet was deceased by 1884 according to History of Erie County, Pennsylvania, comp. Warner Beers. The last census in which she appears with her parents is 1860 when she is ten years old. Family lore says that she married Charles Daniels; that after Harriet died Charles married her sister, Olive. While this is possible, it seems unlikely. In the 1910 Census, Charles Daniels indicates he has only been married once--to Olive. There is another compelling possibility, however, found in the 1870 and 1880 census. In 1870, one "Harriet" is (perhaps newly) married to William Wallace Daniels, brother of Charles Daniels. From the 1880 census it appears that Harriet and Wallace Daniels had a daughter, Anna, born about 1871. Now, if Harriet survived her father, Joseph C. Bisbee (d. 1873), she would have been his direct heir. If she then died before Joseph's estate was probated (1891), her daughter Anna would have become a direct heir. Anna Daniels is very likely Anna J. Haskell (married to Charles E. Haskell), who is identified in the probate records as a direct heir of Joseph C. Bisbee. According to the Census, in 1880 Harriet is no longer in the Daniels household. Dr. W. W. Daniels is enumerated with his daughter Anna in Warren County, Pennsylvania, where he is remarried to somebody named Julia. The Census makes it pretty clear that Julia is not Anna's mother because, although she obviously provides personal info to the enumerator, she knows nothing about her husband's parent's place of birth, or about Anna's. Eventually, Dr. Daniels married a third time to a woman from Missouri. They moved for a few years to Texas, then back to Montgomery County, Missouri, where he practiced medicine, had a lot of children, and lived out the rest of his life. | Family: Wallace William Daniels / Harriet Bisbee (F30)
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| 2799 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: J.E. Bisbee / S.O. Fought (F10044)
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| 2800 | Ilchester Parish (unlocated), in Somersetshire. | Arnold, Joanne (I20788)
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