Notes
Matches 7,001 to 7,050 of 7,147
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| 7001 | Was in Cambridge, Mass., 1660. | Parlin, Nicholas (I4492)
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| 7002 | Was in city planning in Cleveland in 1950's. | Strong, Miriam (I9974)
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| 7003 | Was in Dorchester, Mass. 1637 | Robinson, William (I4503)
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| 7004 | Was in NH in 1684. | Estes, Richard (I5053)
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| 7005 | Was in the 1880 Census for Millington, Tuscola Co. Didn't find in 1900. | Bisbee, Willis A. (I9891)
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| 7006 | Was informant for his father's death certificate. | Packard, Walter (I9668)
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| 7007 | Was living at 3902 Main Ave, Baltimore, Md. in 1954. | Bisbee, Nellie Fulton (I6932)
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| 7008 | Was Professor of Music in St. Thomas College, Canada, many years. Also edited a paper. | Bisbee, Sally (I9126)
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| 7009 | Water Village Cemetery (unlocated). | Bisbee, Chester Arthur (I11333)
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| 7010 | Water Village Cemetery (unlocated). | Beckman, Mildred Estell (I13278)
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| 7011 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: R.A. Garthoff / Jean Marie Bisbee (F6060)
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| 7012 | Wayman Hawkins was previously married. Name of first wife is not available to this writer. From this marraige were 2 children - Lois Wynette Hawkins, Born June 20, 1960 ant Pocahantis, Ark. and Kevin Wayne Hawkins, born March 24, 1963 in Wichita, Kansas. Lois was married to a (?) Holley and had one child named Tawna Jacole Holly born May 27, 1982. She Married an (?) Slaysman and has a child Kaytlyn Bree Slaysman born October 15, 2001. Kevin has 2 children, Seth Wayne Hawkins born March 9, 1997 and Emma Jane Hawkins, born Dec 12, 1998. | Hawkins, Wayman (I25306)
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| 7013 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Ingrahm, M.J. (I24642)
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| 7014 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Johnson, W.K. (I12198)
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| 7015 | We know from the record that Joseph C. Bisbee was father of T. J. Bisbee; however, It is not clear that Sally Ann Morey was his mother. In 1848, T. J. married Caroline Maxfield at her father's home in "Log City" (Eaton), in Madison County, New York, by Elder Putnam. During the Civil War, he served as a cook with Company D, 114th New York Volunteer Infantry. Records of the First Congregational Church of Lebanon, Madison County, New York, p. 172: "The sacrament of the Lord's Supper was administered. Thaddeus Bisbee, Caroline Bisbee, Mary Richardson, and Charlotte Maxfield receive the ordinance of Baptism and together with Sylvia Ann Seeley entered into covenant with the Church." Also, p. 181: Apr. 27, 1878, "In the matter of non-resident members, the following persons have experienced a desire to be considered as walking in fellowship with the Church.... Mr. and Mrs. Thadius Bisbe." Also, "Voted Charlotte Maxfield's name be dropped from the record." Also, "Thaddeus Bisbee, Caroline Bisbee dismissed Jan 10, 1880. Charlotte Maxfield excommunicated." T. J. and his son Willis homesteaded near Franklin, Franklin, Nebraska. After a minimal period of time, they sold their properties for good profit. Thaddeus and Caroline moved into the village of Franklin, where T. J. operated a meat market (History of City of Franklin, 1976, 2nd pub 1983, Service Press, Henderson, Neb.), and ran a hotel (1885 Census). Caroline became an active real estate investor. The following quotes are from affidavits found in T. J. Bisbee's Civil War Pension File: "Our name is spelt Bisbe (and) if it is spelt any other way it is the falt of the riter." -Harvey T. Bisbee, 1894. "The name "Bisbe" is often spelled and written Bisbee ending with ee, but Bisbe is undoubtedly the correct way of spelling the name, as I find it so written by said Thaddeus J. Bisbe in his own hand writing in our family record in our family Bible, and also written on other occasions and places such as legal papers which are now before me at this writing; and the name is spelled "Bisbe" in his Discharge from the U.S. Army dated June 18th, 1865, which is also now before me. I do not remember of ever seeing Thaddeus J. Bisbe write his surname Bisbee, although we lived together, being husband and wife for forty-five years." -Caroline M. Bisbee, 1895 | Family: Thaddeus John Bisbee / Caroline Mariah Maxfield (F1306)
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| 7016 | Wealthea was unmarried and boarded at 1699 Massachusetts Ave., Boston, 1914. Wealthea d. "Aged 80 yrs. 17 das." | Bisbee, Wealthea (I5715)
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| 7017 | Wells Graves Bisbee was a carpenter, mechanic and a partner in Bisbee Brothers. He resided on Main Street, Williamsburg. His will, made in 1931, appointed Lizzie B. Bisbee the administratrix. Wells d. "Aged 53 yrs. 6 mos. 23 das." | Bisbee, Wells Graves (I5400)
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| 7018 | Wendell was a maintenance technician. | Anderson, Wendell Robert Jr. (I26438)
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| 7019 | Wendell was an attorney with a general law practice in Radnor, Pennsylvania. | Warner, Wendell E. (I7521)
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| 7020 | Went on stage--family never heard from her again. | Burrows, Mae (I11361)
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| 7021 | Went to England with his mother. | Miller, Alden (I9953)
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| 7022 | Went to Freewater, Harlan County, Nebraska in May 1878. | Bisbee, Albert (I9407)
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| 7023 | Went to Grafton, Ohio, by way of Erie Canal in 1850. Removed to Sherwood twp, Branch Co., Michigan, April 1864 during Civil War. Bought land and did farming. Taken from Bible kept by Henry L. Bisbee, now in the possession of his grandson George H. Greenfield. | Family: Henry Ladd Bisbee / Amantha Tower (F1813)
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| 7024 | Went west with his mother about 1890. Living in Seattle, Washington, 1942. | Bisbee, Earl Menso (I166)
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| 7025 | Wentworth Douglass Hospital | Pittard, Lillian M. (I8303)
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| 7026 | Wesley James Bisbee Online Obituaries at obittree.com and everhere.com and daughter Carmen Leslie Bisbee obituary at dahlfuneralchapel.com. | Bisbee, Wesley James (I19046)
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| 7027 | Western Canada. | Comer, Mathew J. (I21175)
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| 7028 | Western Canada. | Comer, William (I23138)
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| 7029 | Western Canada. | Mary (I23139)
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| 7030 | Westford (no further identification). | Howe, Phineas (I5963)
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| 7031 | Westford (no further identification). | Bisbee, Angela (I6194)
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| 7032 | Westford (no further identification). | Bisbee, Dr. Ernest Sidney (I6195)
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| 7033 | What's in a name? In this case, the given names of Joel and Sophia Kibbe's son and grandson confirm Sophia's identity. Sophia's cemetery record lists her as wife of Joel Kibbe and daughter of Reuben Bisbe (note the single 'e' in the spelling). Their first son was named Jared Ebenezer Cushman Green Kibbe--Sophia's maternal grandfather was Ebenezer Cushman of Kingston, Massachusetts. Jared E.C.G. Kibbe named one of his own sons Emmett Bisbee Kibbe. The names, and the fact that "Sophia Kibbe" was remembered in her father's last will and testament, suggest that Joel and Sophia maintained a close relationship with her parents after they married and moved from Lebanon to Cortland County. KIBBE FAMILY* 1. Edward m. Deborah; b. bef 1590 in Exeter, Devon, England 2. Edward m. Mary Partridge; b.11 May 1611 in Exeter, Devon, England 3. Elisha Sr. m. Rachel Cook; b. 20 Jan 1643/44 in Muddy River (Brookline), Norfolk, MA. 4. Edward m. Dorothy Phelps; b. 2 Feb 1669/70 in Brookline, Norfolk, MA. 5. Israel m. Sarah Horton; b. 21 Oct 1704 in Enfield, Hartford, CT. 6. Israel m. Ruth Needham; b. 1727 in Enfield, Hartford, CT. 7. Joseph m. Chloe Green 8. Joel m. Sophia Bisbee; b. 1797 near Somers, CT. * Doreen Potter Hannah, "Kibbe Genealogical Notes On Some Descendants of Edward Kibbe and His Wife Mary (Partridge) Kibbe," 1972, reprinted by iRoots.Net, 2000. | Family: Joel Kibbe / Sophia Bisbee (F46)
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| 7034 | When a young girl Salome Bisbee went to Lowell, Mass. and worked in the cotton mills. After her marriage and her first child was born the family moved to Manchester, NH where her husband was a pattern maker. Foss purchased a farm near Hooksett and the family lived there. The farm was later owned by the daughter of Mrs. Charles H. Harrington (Corasinda Foss), Mrs. Lena Belle Harrington. Lena Belle was married in 1901. | Bisbee, Salome (I3250)
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| 7035 | When an adult, Ebenezer Albee Jr. had his name legally changed to Edward Albert Bisbee. He was a silk screen artist. | Bisbee, Ebenezer Albee Jr. (I10758)
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| 7036 | When Bertha's father died in 1941 she lived in Lenora, Kansas. | Bisbee, Bertha Eleanor (I8805)
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| 7037 | When John Bisbee was 19 years old he worked in a Massachusetts shoe factory where he remained for about one year before going to sea for the summer on a cod fishing vessel in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Following these experiences he attended Auburn Academy in Maine. His former employer in Massachusetts having recommended him to Messrs. Patten, Lane and Merriam, shoe manufacturers and wholesalers, John took a position in the shoe business and remained with the firm in New York City for over two years. The firm failed during the Civil War because many of their customers were in the South. John Bisbee volunteered for military service in April 1861 but was not accepted. He later returned to Maine and taught school and farmed at Wilton. John left Maine on March 20, 1865 with his wife and infant daughter for the West, staying in Sparta, Wisconsin for a while. He next set out for Minnesota by team in company with his cousin, Benjamin Frank Thompson, who settled in Kasota, Minn. on a farm. John Bisbee bought land near Garden City as the outlying country was beset by fears resulting from the Sioux Indian massacre of settlers in the Minnesota Valley. John taught school and farmed for a time and then for the next four years worked in the T. N. Boynton and Company store in Garden City. The following four and one-half years he worked as a bookkeeper and salesman in Madalia, Minn. In 1874 John Bisbee formed a partnership with Matthias Olson in a merchandising, grain and produce business in Madelia. The firm, first as Bisbee and Olson, and later as Bisbee, Olson and Boynton, carried on successfully for 17 years at which time (1891) Bisbee sold out to Olson. For a number of years thereafter Bisbee engaged in the farming, stock raising and the grain business. John Bisbee was greatly interested in the development of the new country which in his youth had been described as "The Great American Desert." He always considered it one of the best agricultural regions of the world. John Bisbee made long and continued efforts for many years to develop a superior seedling apple adapted to the climate of Minnesota and the midwest. He always took an active interest in public affairs and during his long residence in Minnesota served the community in various ways. John Bisbee is buried at Riverside Cemetery, Madelia. | Bisbee, John (I1829)
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| 7038 | When the mother, Alice, died in 1686, Elizabeth had already died. Elizabeth had five children. | Bourne, Elizabeth (I785)
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| 7039 | Where not otherwise noted, nformation about this person/family from her Find A Grave memorial. | Guymon, Margaret Elizabeth (I20667)
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| 7040 | Where not otherwise sourced, information on this person/family comes from his Find A Grave memorial. | Crandall, Myron Nathan (I9702)
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| 7041 | While on march from New Orleans, LA to Port-Hudson, LA. | Bisbee, Charles Lyman (I1808)
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| 7042 | White City (not further identified). | Nichols, Lucien Elwin (I11562)
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| 7043 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Smith, R.A. (I30180)
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| 7044 | Widow | Whitemarsh, Mary Byrum (I2069)
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| 7045 | Widow Lydia Bisbee M Capt. Josiah Cotton, Plymouth, Mass., 23 Nov. 1820. | Family: Capt. Josiah Cotton / Lydia Jackson (F957)
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| 7046 | Wife unknown. In the 1910 Census Elizabeth M Bizbee (sic) and her parents are living next door to Louis Thomas, widower. The record shows they married in 1910 and subsequent census lists some of his children in their household. | Family: Louis Warner Thomas / (F8419)
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| 7047 | Will & Eleanor Bisbee were both teachers and both taught in many towns. He was 40, she 37 years old when they were married. They settled in Gray, Maine, and he became a poultry breeder. Both willed their bodies to Tufts Medical School. | Family: Francis Wilbert Bisbee / Eleanor Irene Stover (F3024)
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| 7048 | Will dated 1814 | Smith, Christopher (I30897)
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| 7049 | Will was a farmer as was his father. After his death the Bisbee farm was share-cropped by close friends (the Bill Fox family.) The Bisbee farm was incorporated by the four surviving children. | Bisbee, William Isaac (I9889)
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| 7050 | Willard J. Bisbee, a US Soldier, d. "Aged 18 yrs. 7 mos. 11 days" | Bisbee, Willard J. (I3845)
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