Notes
Matches 4,251 to 4,300 of 7,147
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| 4251 | Lynn Melvin Bisbee stood 5'-10" tall, was of medium build, and had light brown hair and hazel-green eyes. He attended elementary and high school in Union City, graduating in 1937. He was a bright and popular student, holding several student government positions. Even before graduation, he was earning money playing saxophone in local dance bands. He was part of a family band, the "Rhythm Makers," featuring Lynn on sax, sister Helen on piano, brother Clair on drums, and sister-in-law Florence on violin. His dream of becoming an aviator was dashed when damaged ear drums, the result of a childhood infection, kept him out of World War II. During the war he worked for his father-in-law, J. R. Dunnihoo (Rohlm Manufacturing), producing fuel system components for US fighter aircraft. In the late 1940's he joined the Diesel-Electric (Locomotive) Division of the General Electric Company in Erie, working as a machinist, sheet metal fabricator, and layout designer. Like his father and brother, Lynn was a talented framer, carpenter and joiner. He was also an avid outdoorsman who enjoyed occasional fishing trips to Canada, and annual deer hunting trips into the Allegheny Mountains. Lynn greatly enjoyed cooking for family get-togethers, and is especially remembered for his venison dishes, clam chowder and lobster, all served with plenty of ice cold beer. Lynn was only 58 years old when he succumbed to cancer. He is buried with his parents, grandparents and great grandparents in Wattsburg Cemetery on Jamestown Road, Wattsburg, Pennsylvania. | Bisbee, Lynn Melvin (I7)
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| 4252 | m. in Warsaw, N. Y. | Bisbee, Fred Wheeler (I2706)
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| 4253 | M. J. Bisbee in Two Brothers in the Pennsylvanina Triangle cites History of Erie County, Warner Beers Ed. 1884, Amity Twp, p4 as the source of Alvie's first marriage to Ida Mae Capron. | Family: Alvah Chene Bisbee / Ida May Capron (F88)
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| 4254 | Mabel Bisbee Bogue was divorced and was living in Machian, Conn. in 1943. | Bisbee, Mabel (I5509)
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| 4255 | Mabel Dammon was from Buckfield, Me. | Family: William Columbus Bisbee / Mabel Dammon (F3421)
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| 4256 | Mabel was born at Soloman Bisbee Homestead (Willow Farm). | Bisbee, Mabel Maria (I6338)
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| 4257 | Mabel was murdered in a mental institution by a fellow inpatient (hit in the head with a chair.) | Hartley, Mabel Elizabeth (I23176)
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| 4258 | Mable died in an auto accident. | Dillingham, Mable May (I11124)
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| 4259 | Mable was from Dixfield, Me. | Family: Orlando Aleston Bisbee / Mabel Andrews (F2985)
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| 4260 | Macie was first cousin of Curtis's first wife, Dorothy Drake. | Drake, Macie Ellen (I221)
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| 4261 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bisbee, B.M. (I18943)
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| 4262 | Madison J. Bisbee was a farmer of Troy, Vt. No record of children. | Bisbee, Madison J. (I5546)
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| 4263 | Mahala Moon was from Meredith, N. Y. | Family: Sumner Bisbee, Jr. / Mahala Moon (F2331)
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| 4264 | Maine General Medical Center. | Bisbee, Stanley S. (I7577)
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| 4265 | Maine, Wills and Probate Records, 1584-1999 for John Bisbee estate (administrator Ambros Bisbee), March-September, 1842. Estate was virtually bankrupt. | Bisbee, John Jr. (I1208)
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| 4266 | Major Browne was much engaged in the business of the town; a Representative for a succession of years and commander of a company of Horse in the Indian Wars. In 1701 he was allowed compensation by the General Court for a horse lost in pursuit of Indians in 1697. Thomas Browne died 7 May 1709. It is recorded in the diary of Judge Sewall as follows: "Major Browne was buried in the old burying place." The tombs of Hopestill Browne (d. 1731) contain descendants up to the last burial in 1852. Of the several vaults at Wayland and also at Sudbury, non were marked "Browne," but several had the names obliterated (1933). The first church was built in 1649, and stood on the westerly part of the old burying ground at Sudbury. The site is marked by a slight embankment and has a Tercentenary marker placed there in 1930. Just south of this and about fifty feet distant is a small grave stone, the only one remaining in a considerable space. This stone was well preserved and buried quite deeply. The inscription reads, "Here lies ye body of Mrs. Patience Browne, wife of Major Thomas Browne aged about 59 years. Died Aug. y 15th 1706." In this cemetery are two very old flat markers in excellent condition and marked "Goodnough." | Browne, Major Thomas (I752)
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| 4267 | Malcolm Bisbee was a school teacher in 1943. Malcolm M. Bisbee was a US Marine and took over his father's business in Saugus, Mass. as a funeral director. | Bisbee, Malcolm Mosher (I7849)
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| 4268 | malignant typhoid fever | Bisbee, Iram Packard (I9196)
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| 4269 | Manicating (unlocated), Ulster, New York. | Milliken, Robert (I18101)
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| 4270 | Manor Care Nursing Home | Friberg, Mary Jane (I31016)
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| 4271 | Many times they left the Oyshter off from Banks or wrote it, O. Banks. | Banks, Caroline O. (I4865)
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| 4272 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Smith, M.J. (I30315)
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| 4273 | Marcia was graduated from the University of North Dakota and was an instructor there for some years. In 1912 Marcia and other University teachers became interested in the Lemke Land Colony in Mexico, and with her mother located at Concha Sinaloa that same year. The following year they were driven out by the Mexican Revolution. For a while they lived near the border, hoping to move back to their home. Where there she contracted TB of the lungs from which she never fully recovered. During the Flu Epidemic of 1918 she passed away. She never married. Buried with her parents in Minnewaukan, North Dakota. | Bisbee, Marcia (I8582)
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| 4274 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Griese, M.I. (I15854)
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| 4275 | Margaret attended elementary school in Dayton, Ohio, and high school in Corry, Pennsylvania. She contracted polio as a child and was bedridden for many months. Her mother spent much time sitting at her side and praying for her life. According to her mother, as she sat with Margaret in the early morning hours, a vision of Jesus appeared in the corner of the room and announced to her that Margaret would be okay. Immediately afterwards, Margaret fully recovered. Margaret Dunnihoo Bisbee researched, compiled and self-published an excellent Bisbee Family genealogy titled, "Two Brothers in the Pennsylvania Triangle," about Joseph and Reuben Bisbee, who moved to Erie and Crawford Counties during the mid-19th century. Only one hundred copies were printed, but the book may still be found in major genealogical research facilities such as those in Salt Lake City and Fort Wayne, Indiana. Margaret was cremated in Radford, Virginia. | Dunnihoo, Margaret Jane (I8)
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| 4276 | Margaret d. "Age 86 yrs. 4 mos." Burial Lakeport, N. H. | Drew, Margaret Augusta (I5017)
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| 4277 | Margaret d. "Aged 42 yrs." | Mahoney, Margaret E. (I7416)
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| 4278 | Margaret died of small pox. | Munroe, Margaret (I1845)
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| 4279 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Horsburgh, M.A. (I12915)
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| 4280 | Margaret R. Bisbee was a retired school teacher. | Warrick, Margaret Ruth (I14105)
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| 4281 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: W. Thompson / M.J. Bisbee (F5280)
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| 4282 | Margaret was from Keokuk. | Fishburn, Margaret Elizabeth (I7890)
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| 4283 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Porter, M. (I32451)
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| 4284 | Maria d. "Aged 57 yrs. 11 mos. 27 das." | Bisbee, Maria (I5665)
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| 4285 | Maria d. "Aged 90 yrs. 9 mos. 6 das." | Soule, Maria (I5662)
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| 4286 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bisbee, M.A. (I14519)
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| 4287 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Wheeler, F.M. (I9324)
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| 4288 | Marion d. "Aged 63 yrs." | Church, Calista Marion (I5805)
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| 4289 | Marion E. Bisbee was a farmer, teacher and carpenter. He came to South Dakota in the Spring of 1889 from Ames, Iowa. | Bisbee, Marion E. (I11651)
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| 4290 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: M. Lovejoy / Nella Estelle Dyer (F4773)
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| 4291 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: M.F. Wedeking / Harriet Virginia Bisbee (F3962)
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| 4292 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bisbee, M.T. (I14565)
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| 4293 | Marquardt Memorial Manor of brain cancer | Dobrick, Charlotte Louise (I15260)
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| 4294 | Marriage certificate lists Edward's parents as: Henry Hunsaker and Marie Johnson. | Family: Edward Lane Hunsaker / Maitland Novi White (F4434)
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| 4295 | Marriage data from record of Lakeville and Taunton Precinct Congregational Church. | Family: Thomas Lovell / Abigail C. Bisbee (F1014)
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| 4296 | Marriage from family member Cathy French. | Family: Elbert Wilber Stiles / Mildred Elizabeth Austin (F12120)
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| 4297 | Marriage from Hiram #861 letter to his brother, Ira #869 in 1888. Children taken from 1880 Lincoln twp, Ottawa County, Kansas and 1900 census of Ansonia. No further records. | Family: George S. Bisbee / Anna M. Vernoy (F4259)
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| 4298 | Marriage from Hiram's letter. | Family: David Philo Bisbee / Phoebe Overton (F4109)
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| 4299 | Marriage from ZIBA Bisbee's Bible record. 1870 & 1880 in Hurrican, Saline, Arkansas. | Family: Lucius Alden Bisbee / Margaret Delphine Graham (F1612)
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| 4300 | Marriage from Ziba Bisbee's Bible records. | Family: Cornelius Brooks / Phedyma Bisbee (F1613)
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