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Matches 3,951 to 4,000 of 7,147
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| 3951 | Leland S. Bisbee Jr. owned the Lee Bisbee Travel Service until his retirement. | Bisbee, Leland Stanford Jr. (I12418)
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| 3952 | Leland S. Bisbee was an attorney. | Bisbee, Leland Stanford (I9917)
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| 3953 | Lelia Grace worked for AAA, & ASCS until she retired. Lived Hashell, Texas. | Bisbee, Lelia Grace (I8514)
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| 3954 | Lemuel d. "Aged 59 yrs." | Dunham, Lemuel (I4198)
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| 3955 | Lemuel Dunham was from Hartford, Maine. They were married by Rev. Daniel Hutchinson. | Family: Lemuel Dunham / Mary Bisbee (F1378)
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| 3956 | Lena and Homer owned a livery stable in Kimball, Minn. for many years. Homer was also a horse dealer. Albert P. Bisbee was sent in by Robert W. Bisbee #10-934, Toledo, Washington. | Family: Homer O. Boggs / Lena M. Bisbee (F4255)
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| 3957 | Lenard is retired from the US Army. | Thomas, Lenard Ernest (I15076)
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| 3958 | Lendell was a widower. | Family: Lendell Briggs Deane / Laura Bisbee (F3312)
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| 3959 | Leon Taylor was bedridden for many years with a strange and rare disease in which a limestone formation entered his system, paralized him, and gradually "turned him to stone." He lay in his bed, by a window, and waved to passersby, who knew of him from far and wide. | Taylor, Leon Deforest (I214)
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| 3960 | Leonard and Louisa Campbell are both buried in the cemetery about one-quarter mile north of Plainfield. | Family: Leonard Campbell / Louisa Bisbee (F1565)
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| 3961 | Leroy Jr. went into the military after graduation from high school. | Bisbee, Leroy Alexander Jr. (I14094)
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| 3962 | Leroy lived (circa 1956) in West Sumner where he had a farm. He also worked in Rumford Falls for several years. US Patent, 1120893 was issued to Leroy S. Bisbee 15 Dec. 1914, a "Machine for Separating and Feeding Spool Blanks." | Bisbee, Leroy Sylvester (I6284)
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| 3963 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: L. Stridsberg / C.L. Griffith (F5238)
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| 3964 | Lester was from Battlecreek, Mich. | Family: Lester E. Daly / Eleanor F. Damon (F4168)
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| 3965 | Letha Bisbee was a teacher at Hemlock School in Concord, Pennsylvania when she married. She retired from the school system in Union City. -- Kaylene Abad, Granddaughter of Letha Fay and John William Bisbee. | Fay, Letha Bernice (I427)
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| 3966 | Letter written to Tryphena Bisbee Crandall, Utah Territory by Polly Packard Bisbee: "McDonough, N.Y. May 30th, 1841 Dear and affectionate child, we received your letter dated May 8th and was sorry to hear that you had not heard from us. We sent you a letter last July and also another in March and we wrote to you both times that we had not received any papers and I desire to know what the reason is that we do not receive them. I want you to write to Stephen and try to find out the cause of all this trouble. There hasn't been elders in this place since you went away. We know nothing about the church only what we hear in the newspapers and they speak quite well of them. Hiram stops fighting for me. Our health is much as yousial and I hope these few broken lines will find you injoying the same blessing. I am sorry to hear you was sik last summer but if you lov God it will work fore your good. You wrote that you had married a poor man I care not how poore hee is if hee is rich in faith and will keep all the commands of God with an I single to the glory of the same. then I think you can take comfort together. I want you to come and make us a long visit, both of you if you have faith anofe to come by water. Your father wrote to you if you would send word how much monny it would take to bare your expense he would send you same but I think it wouldnt bee safe to send monny in a letter as you dont get them. This is the third time that I have wrote to you less than a yeare and have been looking for a letter ever sens last fall from you. I began to think that you was all dead but when I heard from you I felt to thank the lord that hee had spared youre life and my prayer to God is that hee would prepare a way for us to see each other onse more this side of the grave. Note-(There is no signature after this abrupt ending, but the handwriting is that of Tryphena's mother, Polly Bisbee. The letter was folded and apparently sealed with wax, no envelope, but with this inscription: East Pharsalia, N.Y. June 10th Mr. Myron Crandal, Quincy, Adams Co. Ill.) July the 23-1843." -- Our Pioneer Heritage | Family: James B. Bisbee / Polly Packard (F675)
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| 3967 | Letter written to Tryphena Bisbee Crandall, Utah Territory: "Dear Sister, I take this opportunity to inform you that I am well, and hope that these few lines will find you enjoying the same blessing. James arrived at home the 25th of May having been on the road a month. In two or three days after he arrived here he was taken sick and was sick about a week. He then commenced getting better; and he is now as well as he was before he went away. We have been up to the mineral springs once a week since he came home and feached 12 or 14 gallons of water at a time. I talk of going to the accadamy along with Hiram this fall; and think I shall take a school next winter. The canker rash and scarlet fever prevails to a considerable extent around here. I think that if I live I shall come out there and see you in 5 or 6 years. As I think of no more I must draw to a close by subscribing myself your affectionate brother until death. Bolivar Bisbee." -- Our Pioneer Heritage Bolivar Bisbee, Ames, iowa, patented a concrete brick machine 2 March 1870, US Patent Number 87326; aslo a washing machine, East Pharsalia, NY, 14 August 1866, US Patent No. 57075. Bolivar Bisbee granted deeds as follows: To Henry Baker; Vol., 94, p. 408, Norwich, 1853. To Hiram L. Bisbee; Vol. 94, p. 410, Norwich, 1852. To Edw. Ruddock; Vol. 129, p. 168, Norwich, 1862. To Eleanor Bisbee, Story Co., Iowa, 10 Jan. 1871 The will of Eleanor Bisbee, Ames, Iowa, 20 Nov. 1907, bequeathed to various persons as follows: A son, D. B. Bisbee, St. Louis, MO. A granddaughter, Bessie Mildred, Missouri Valley, IA. A grandson, Donald Fayette, Missouri Valley, IA. A granddaughter, Vera Adelaide, Missouri Valley, IA. Bolivar was listed in the 1850 US Census, McDonough, Chenango County, NY, as 24 years old and born in NY state. (A recent attempt was made to learn more concerning Bolivar's parentage from Mrs. D. B. Bisbee in Chicago and from his stepdaughter, Mrs. Dawson. While extremely cooperative the ladies were unable to contribute any early data but the later material they furnished was most helpful.) Bolivar Bisbee was a farmer in NY & IA. Moved to Ames, Iowa between 1864-1867. The Bolivar Bisbee family is from Shirley Bisbee Holt #12-1215 Cresbard, South Dakota. | Bisbee, Bolivar (I3137)
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| 3968 | Letter written to Tryphena Bisbee Crandall, Utah Territory: "Dear Sister. Being at home having an oportunity I take my pen in hand to inform you that I have been to visit the grate Missouri. I also visited Packard and Arsa and would have visited you had not sickness and hard times prevented it. I was taken sick with the fever and ague while living at Dr. Mabbets about 12 miles from Arsas which lasted about two weeks. I also had several shakes of the ague while on my way homeward. I think if I have my health I shall come and visit you in the course of two or three years. Write as soon as you receive this and write how much land is per acre if you pleas. It is hard work for me to wright theirfore I must be excused by subscribing my name -James Bisbee." -- Our Pioneer Heritage | Bisbee, James B. Jr. (I3135)
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| 3969 | Letter written to Tryphena Bisbee Crandall, Utah Territory: "Dear Sister. When separated many miles apart by innumerable mountains and valleys, which deprives us of the privilege of seeing and conversing with each other; it affords no small degree of pleasure to be able to communicate our thoughts to each other by way of writing. Having an opportunity I avail myself of this privilege to inform you of some of the events that have transpired in this country since we last wrote.... I taught school last winter in Plymouth for $10 per month and liked the business very well. I think I shall attend school one term of 15 weeks at the academy at Oxford, which commences the 24th of August. It is quite sickly here this summer, the cankerrash prevails to some extent. A disorder called influenza is spreading far and wide through the country but I hear of few deaths arising from it. Millerism is rather on the decline in this country, and I think that by 1845 it will die away entirely unless Mr. Miller finds a mistake in his calculations and removes the end of the world to some more distant period. But perhaps I have taken up too much room already therefore I will close for the present. Hiram S. Bisbee. P.S. Please to inform us where old Mr. Canfields folks live. We have not heard from Ira yet." -- Our Pioneer Heritage. Both Hiram L. and his wife Caroline are listed in the 1850 US Census for Norwich, NY as well as Mcdonough, NY. Bolivar granted a deed to Hiram L. (Vol. 94, p. 210-1852). "Last Will & Testament of Hiram S. Bisbee of the town of Oxford in the County of Chenango and State of New York. "I Hiram S. Bisbee considering the uncetainty of this mortal life and being of sound mind and memory do make and publish this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following: "First: I give and bequeath all of my Estate both real and personal, which I now have or may have hereafter, of whatsoever name or kind, unto my wife Caroline Bisbee for her sol and only proper use as she may deem best. "And Lastly, I do hereby constitute and appoint my aforesaid wife Caroline sole executrix of this my las Will and Testament." "Given under my hand and seal this 7th of February one thousand eight hundred and fifty six." //s// Hiram S. Bisbee Witnessed by Erastus Gordon and John Moore, both residing at Oxford, Chenango, New York. Hiram left no surviving children. Heirs listed in probate are: father James Bisbee, mother Polly Bisbee and brother Bolivar Bisbee of Pharsalia, Chenango County, New York; brother James Bisbee Jr. of Anamosa, Jones County, Iowa; brother Arza Bisbee of Polk, Ray County, Missouri; brother Iram P. Bisbee of Richman, Ray County, Missouri; sister Tryphena Crandall wife of Myron Crandall of Deseret, Utah Territory; and Isabella Godard wife of Stephen Godard is deceased, but left her surviving two daughters, viz. Tryphena Ursula Godard and Emma Malvina Godard both of Deseret, Utah Territory. | Bisbee, Hiram S. (I3136)
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| 3970 | Leukemia | Bisbee, Pemmie Maurine (I12984)
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| 3971 | Levi and his father settled in Waterford, Erie County, Pennsylvania in 1815. According to a family biography, Levi purchased Edwin W. Hatch's estate, but moved to Amity (township) where he died. | King, Levi (I2316)
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| 3972 | Levi Bradford Bisbee enlisted at the first call; was in the 4th Maine Infantry, promoted to captain; wounded in the first battle of Bull Run; was 2nd Lieut., 1st Lieut. and then Captain of Company 'K' 4th Maine Infantry. He resigned 30sep1862. Levi d. "Aged 78 yrs. 11 mos. 6 das." | Bisbee, Levi Bradford (I4179)
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| 3973 | Levi enlisted in the National Guard Infantry at Meadville on 17 February 1941. He had two years of high school, was single without dependants, stood 65" tall and weighed 128 lbs. | Bisbee, Levi D. (I227)
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| 3974 | Levi was a Revolutionary War soldier. | Flint, Levi Harvey (I7881)
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| 3975 | Lewis Bisbee enlisted as a private in Co. I, 16th Maine Vol. Infantry. He was commissioned a 1st Lieutenant 16 Aug. 1862 and a Captain 1 Dec. 1863. He was in the battles of Fredericksburg and Gettysburg and was held in Libby and other Confederate prisons for 20 months. Capt. Bisbee was discharged June 5, 1865. He was a carpenter and moved to Minneapolis, Minn. where he became a contractor and builder and build many of the largest homes in the city. Lewis Bisbee was a Baptist and a Free Mason and was known as "Captain Bisbee." Various records show: L. C. Bisbee, Russell and Bisbee, 13th and Helen St., Minneapolis, 1867. L. C. Bisbee, Bardwell and Co., foot of 13th St., Minneapolis, 1874-1876. L. C. Bisbee, Bisbee and Moses, 429 So. 6th St., Minneapolis, 1877-1879. L. C. Bisbee, contractor, 1510 Washington, Ave., N. Minneapolis, 1886-1887. L. C. Bisbee, contractor, 10 So. 4th St., Minneapolis, 1882-1889. L. C. Bisbee, contractor, 1411 No. 2nd. St., Minneapolis, 1889. Lewis C. Bisbee and Sons, 1405 No. 2nd St., Minneapolis, 1891-1892. Lewis C. Bisbee, L. N. and A. S. Bisbee. Lewis C. Bisbee, res., 907 Irving Ave., North, 1909-1921. Lewis d. "Aged 87 yrs." | Bisbee, Lewis C. (I6064)
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| 3976 | Lewis Bisbee lived on the old Elisha Bisbee homestead and was known as "Captain." Lewis d. "Aged 96 yrs. 2 das." Burial Cem. 1/2 mile N. of Buckfield, Maine. | Bisbee, Capt. Lewis (I2844)
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| 3977 | Lewis d. "Aged 85 yrs. 9 mos. 27 das." Burial East Sumner, Maine. | Bisbee, Lewis Houghton (I4643)
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| 3978 | Lewis Drake of Livermore, ME. | Family: Lewis E. Drake / Mary Bisbee (F1699)
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| 3979 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bisbee, L.E. (I7584)
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| 3980 | Lewis H. Bisbee worked on a farm until he was 16 years old. He prepared for college at the Anderson Academy of Derby, Glover and Morrisville in northern Vermont. He then entered Hyacinth College near Montreal, Canada at the age of 19 and graduated when he was 21. The course of study was conducted entirely in the French language. Lewis became proficient in the writing of French and spoke it fluently. While reading the law with J. L. Edwards, a prominent Lawyer of Derby, Lewis paid his way by teaching French. He was admitted to the bar in June 1862 and in the same month enlisted in "E" Company of the 9th Vermont Infantry. Afterwards he became Captain of "H" Company in the same regiment. He served with credit throughout all the campaigns in which his regiment was engaged. He was captured at Harper's Ferry and later released on parole and sent to Camp Douglas, Chicago, Ill. where he remained until exchanged, whereupon he rejoined his regiment. He resigned in 1864 because of his ill health. He Returned to Vermont (Newport) and soon built up an extensive law practise. He was elected States Attorney of Orleans County in 1860 and was reelected in 1867 but soon resigned to become Deputy Collector of Customs where he remained until 1869. In 1869 he was elected to the Legislature and reelected in 1870. Lewis Bisbee was an acknowledged leader of his party. Some of Lewis Bisbee's arguments were considered among the ablest heard in the Assembly. Under the Extradition Treaty with Canada he was US Commissioner for Vermont from 1865 to 1870. He moved to Chicago just before the "Chicago Fire." He had great faith in the future of that city and his success both financially and professionally indicate that his judgement was sound. He had several partners and associates at various times. Receiving almost the unanimous vote of his district he was elected Senator in the Illinois Legislature. He at once took rank as one of the ablest debaters of that body. His speech for the nomination of Senator Logan has been referred to as a "Model of Eloquence" and had a powerful effect in securing Logan's election. Lewis Henry Bisbee was a memer of the Chicago Bar Association and the Chicago Law Institute. He was a Mason, Garfield Lodge 686 A.F.A.M., Yorr Chapter 140 and R.A.M.C., St. Bernard Commandery No. 35 K.T. He was co-author of "History of the Board of Trade and Produce Exchange," 1884. The Lewis H. Bisbee family had the following addresses in Chicago from 1871 to 1942: Lewis Henry Bisbee, Bisbee and Marsh, 187 Washington St. 1871. Lewis Henry Bisbee, Monroe, Bisbee and Gibbs, 713 W. Jackson St. 1872-1875. Lewis Henry Bisbee, Bisbee and Ball, 96 LaSalle St. 1876-1879. Lewis Henry Bisbee, Bisbee and Ahrens, 28 Merchants Bld'g 1880-1882. Lewis Henry Bisbee, Residence 3912 Vincennes, 1880-1882. Lewis Henry Bisbee, Bisbee, Ahrens and Decker, 132 LaSalle St., 1883-1889. Lewis Henry Bisbee, Bisbee, Kern and Reed, 205 LaSalle St., 1890-1896. Jane H. Bisbee, widow, 3920 Vincennes Ave., 1881-1889. Benjamin H. Bisbee, Civil Engineer, 3920 Vincennes Ave., 1902. Harriet Bisbee, teacher, 3920 Vincennes Ave., 1903. Jane H. Bisbee, widow, 3912 Vincennes Ave., 1900-1907. Jane H. Bisbee, widow, 63 Foest Ave., 1942. | Bisbee, Lewis Henry (I3783)
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| 3981 | Lewis was PFC US Army in World War II - Mitchell Cemetery gravesite plaque. | Bisbee, Lewis Lloyd (I245)
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| 3982 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lash, J.W. (I7979)
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| 3983 | Liberty Hill, Texas. There are four places named Liberty Hill in Texas. Not known to which this refers. | Clements, Jesse M. (I2933)
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| 3984 | Liberty Hill, Texas. There are four places named Liberty Hill in Texas. Not known to which this refers. | Clements, Hattie (I2934)
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| 3985 | Licensed in Hempstead, N. Y. by Rev. Kalle Makinen. | Family: Lynn Edward Rice / Elsie Elizabeth Bisbee (F3647)
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| 3986 | Lieut. John Bryant of Plymouth left there in 1777 for Chesterfield. | Bryant, John (I8754)
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| 3987 | Life Care Center | Fluker, Thelma Marie (I8164)
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| 3988 | Lillian d. "Aged 83 yrs. 1 day." | Wellington, Lillian A. (I7741)
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| 3989 | Lillian d. "Widow aged 89 yrs. 5 mos. 9 das." | Pierce, Lillian Delaney (I7748)
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| 3990 | Lillian Sylvia Bisbee was a recorder (clerk), 1929. | Bisbee, Lillian Sylvia (I7291)
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| 3991 | Lillian was from Springfield. They were Married by Rev. S. M. Lewis. | Family: Capt Gad Bisbee / Lillian Litchfield (F577)
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| 3992 | Lillie d. "Aged 20 yrs. 6 das." | Bisbee, Lillie G. (I5946)
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| 3993 | Lily d. "Aged 42 yrs. 21 das." | Ward, Lily (I7289)
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| 3994 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lewis, L. (I12203)
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| 3995 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Shaw, L.A. (I13425)
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| 3996 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bisbee, L.S. (I13893)
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| 3997 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Andrews, L.I. (I12069)
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| 3998 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Messier, L. (I12171)
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| 3999 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bisbee, L. (I32156)
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| 4000 | List of spiritualists Duffey, Mrs. Eliza Bisbee, -1898 | Bisbee, Elizabeth (I8757)
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