Notes
Matches 951 to 1,000 of 7,147
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| 951 | At the home of Charles E. Bisbee near 4th & Haven streets. | Family: Alfred Dicky Butler / Zella Elvira Bisbee (F4758)
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| 952 | At the Wattsburg Historical Society, one can find a book of handwritten minutes for the Wattsburg Borough Council, recorded between 1873 and 1886. They show that Cheney often did work for the borough, building and repairing roads and bridges. Standard pay for labor in those days was 15 cents an hour, 30 cents if you supplied your own team of horses. At one point, he was fined for not repairing a sidewalk in front of his own home, and he was nearly charged for keeping an untaxed dog in his yard. In 1886 Cheney was himself elected to the borough council. In the photographs of him, an elderly Cheney sports a full white beard. | Bisbee, Cheney B. (I24)
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| 953 | at UMASS Memorial Healthcare, Memorial Campus. | Helman, Betty Ann (I15762)
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| 954 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Smith, K.L. Jr. (I30138)
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| 955 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Smith, L.R. (I30141)
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| 956 | Attended Paradise Valley High School and Grand Canyon University. She was an active member of Scottsdale Bible Church and a strong supporter of Paradise Valley Christian School. Tama loved sports, music and camping with her family. She left her husband Jeffrey and two boys, Blake - 8 and Bryan - 2, here on earth, as well as her parents Charles and Rhea Bisbee, a brother Jeff and sister Kristi. Sent in by Leah Belle Bisbee, Scottsdale, AZ. --Bisbee Family Connection Newsletter, Vol. 13, Issue 1, page 3. | Bisbee, Tama Rhea (I14737)
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| 957 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Smith, G.A. (I30140)
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| 958 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Culver, A.E. (I31689)
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| 959 | Augusta d. "Aged 3 yrs. 4 mos. 6 das." | Bisbee, Augusta Inzetta (I5916)
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| 960 | Augustine d. "Aged 55 yrs. 9 mos. 6 das." | Bisbee, Augustine Washington (I1951)
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| 961 | Augustus Byron Bisbee moved to Schenectady, New York with his parents, where he went to school. He then entered the study of medicine, but relinquished his plans of becoming a physician and secured an interest in a drug store at Schenectady, carrying on a successful business for three years. In 1869 Augustus Byron came to Benton Harbor Michigan, where for 12 years he was engaged in the drug business. In 1884 he was elected Recorder of Deeds of Berrien County. After retiring from the recorder's office he embarked in the real-estate business for some time. In 1887 he purchased a twenty acre fruit farm just outside the city limits. -From Portrait and Biographical Record of Berrien Co., Michigan, pp 633-4. | Bisbee, Augustus Byron (I6623)
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| 962 | Augustus C. Bisbee #8782 family sent in by Donald M. Bisbee #11-1602. | Family: Augustus Caesar Bisbee / Helen Buell Houghton (F4127)
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| 963 | Augustus C. went overland to California around 1849 searching for gold and returned via Panama. He bought/sold lots in the town of Fairwater, Wisconsin, was one of its founders. Fond du Lac Co, Wisconsin land records reflect that an agent represented Augustus C. between July 1853 to Feb, 1856. In 1866, Augustus C. Bisbee's family, along with his mother, moved to Neveda twp, Mower Co, northeast of Sacramento, California to mine for gold, and died there. Information from Donald M. Bisbee. Augustus died aged 79 Yrs. 1 Mo. 12 Das. | Bisbee, Augustus Caesar (I9218)
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| 964 | Augustus died in infancy. | Reed, Augustus Stevens (I4250)
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| 965 | Augustus Edward Bisbee retired in 1971 from the Waterliet Paper Company, Waterliet, Michigan. After retiring he moved to Mammoth Springs, Ark. in 1972. | Bisbee, Augustus Edward (I11352)
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| 966 | Augustus Wellington was a millman and was 45 years of age in 1852. | Wellington, Augustus (I5738)
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| 967 | Aurelia d. "Aged 9 yrs. 5 mos." | Bisbee, Aurilla C. (I7600)
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| 968 | Aurilla d. "Aged 80 yrs." | Joslin, Aurilla (I3749)
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| 969 | Austin E. Whitman was from Greenwood, Maine. | Family: Austin E. Whitman / Eliza A. Bisbee (F2320)
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| 970 | Austin Medical Center | Bisbee, Jean Joyce (I14171)
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| 971 | auto accident. | Phillips, Leah (I12259)
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| 972 | Avis was stillborn. | Bisbee, Avis Elizabeth (I11979)
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| 973 | Aylmer Vincent Smith was a seaman first class in the U.S. Navy Reserve. He served from 15 November 1943 to 12 December 1945 and was stationed in Rhode Island, Panama, and California. He was long associated with his father and brothers in the retail furniture firmss of A. A. Smith, Inc. and the Wolcott House. In 1959, he became owner and president of A. A. Smith, Inc., and served in that capacity until his death. | Smith, Aylmer Vincent (I21155)
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| 974 | Azelia d. "Aged 78 yrs. 10 mos. 6 das." | Holbrook, Azelia A. (I7439)
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| 975 | b. Pembroke, Mass. in district later called Halifax. She d. at son's residence, Pomfret, Chatauqua Co., New York. | Bisbee, Mercy (I878)
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| 976 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Smith, D.M. (I30188)
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| 977 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Smith, B.D. (I30139)
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| 978 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Sill, H.J. (I24958)
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| 979 | Ballinger Memorial Hospital, Ballinger. | Nix, Woodrow Wilson Sr. (I256)
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| 980 | Ballou has his first name: Raymon. | Bisbee, Haymond Bird (I6479)
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| 981 | Baptized First Church, Abington, 4 Feb. 1738. No record of marriage. Luther Bisbee moved to Plainfield, Mass. with his brother, Ebenezer as early as 1779. The 1790 US Census for Massachusetts records, "Luther Bisby Cummington, Hampshire Co. 6 m. 2 fem., 4 m. 16 under 26, 2 m. 10 under 16." Have record of one child, Nahum. The US Census of Hampshire Co. has no record of Luther Bisbee for 1800-1810-1820. The records of Revolutionary War soldiers and sailors from Massachusetts mention, "luther Bisbee Private, Capt. Abraham Washburn's Co., Col. Abiah Stearns Reg't.; enlisted 4-11-1778, service 2 mos. 24 das. at Castle Island." Also, "Private, Capt. Nathan Smith's Co., Col. Jacob's Reg't. Payroll for Nov. 1778, service 1 mo." Also, "Luther Bisbee, Bridgewater, list of men mustered in Plymouth Co. by James Hatch, Muster Master, Capt. James Allen's Co., col. Gate's Reg't. Residence Bridgewater, enlisted for town of Bridgewater, enlistment 9 mos. to expire Jan. 1st 1779." Various actions in Court of Sessions, Hampshire Co., Mass. were recorded from 1798 to 1808. Deeds were recorded in 1790, 1804, 1805 and 1807. Luther served as juror in 1794. No record of a will was found. | Bisbee, Luther (I911)
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| 982 | Baptized "Child of Benjamin and Hannah," Second Church, Rochester (Mattapoisett), Mass., Jan. 1775. Married, no record of wife's name. The 1800 US Census for Vermont lists, "Joseph, Orwell, Rutland Co., 1 m. under 10; 1 m. 26 to 45 yrs. 1 fem. 26 to 45 yrs." Also, "Joseph Bisby New Haven, Vt. Rutland Co., 2 m. under 10; 1 m. 26 and under 45 yrs.; 1 fem. under 10 and 1 fem. under 45 yrs." Gerald G. Zimmerman (Descendant of Joseph Bisbee) 1709 Walden Lane SW Rochester, MN 55902-0901 "Joseph Bisbee leased 50 acres to his father Benjamin in 1808. They were still selling or buying land into 1811.. seems to be Joseph, Ezra and Benjamin.. then in 1815 Joseph bought 122 acres in Genesee Co. Since they were in the sawmill business in Orwell, they might have used up the trees and decided to move to NY?" 1850 US Census, Conneautville, Crawford Co., PA. sheet 092, enum 31 July 1850, dwelling 107, family 113: JOSEPH BISBEY, age (?7?)6, male, stone mason, value of real estate 600, b. Mass. (?ANNA?), age 60, female, b. Mass. PHOEBE ANN (?FISHER?), age 21, b. NY. | Bisbee, Joseph (I1129)
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| 983 | Baptized 1805. | Ford, Albert Josselyn (I3553)
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| 984 | Baptized 1805. | Ford, Lot (I3555)
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| 985 | Baptized 2nd Church of Christ, Abington, 12 Sept. 1830. Never married. | Bisbee, Francis (I3268)
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| 986 | Baptized 2nd Church of Christ, Abington, 16 June, 1822. 1900 census living in Rowland twp, Las Angeles Co., California, with brother David P. #866-11. | Bisbee, Elizabeth Thomas (I3265)
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| 987 | Baptized 2nd Church of Christ, Abington, 25 June, 1826. Annual Report of the Adjutant-General of the State of New York for the year 1894, Vol II, Albany, 1895: one Bisbie, Lucius A. age 40 years. Enlisted Sept. 30, 1864 at Ossian; mustered in as private, Co. B, Sept. 30, 1864, to serve one year; discharged, June 23, 1865, General Order No. 83, Adjutant-General's Office. | Bisbee, Lucius Alden (I3266)
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| 988 | Baptized 2nd Church of Christ, Abington, 31 Oct. 1824. | Bisbee, Augustus (I1953)
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| 989 | Baptized 2nd Church of Christ, Abington, May 02, 1819. Hiram Bisbee was an engineer and worked in a clock factory in Waterbury, CT. | Bisbee, Hiram (I3262)
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| 990 | Baptized 2nd Church of Christ, Abington, May 02, 1819. | Bisbee, Harriet (I3261)
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| 991 | Baptized 2nd Church of Christ, Abington, May 02, 1819. Never married. | Bisbee, Horatio (I3263)
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| 992 | Baptized First Church, Abington, 4 Feb. 1738. Calvin Bisbee was twin brother of Luther. Found no court or deed records in Hampshire Co., Mass. Was not it US Census; probably unmarried. | Bisbee, Calvin (I912)
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| 993 | Baptized First Church, East Bridgewater, 21 Feb. 1779, by John Angier, Pastor. | Beals, Ezra (I1849)
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| 994 | Baptized First Church, East Bridgewater, March 21, 1779, by John Angier, Pastor. | Beals, Daniel (I8431)
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| 995 | Baptized Kingston, Mass. November 1813. William Z. Bisbee was Master (Captain) of the vessel "Crusoe." Built at Newbury, Mass. in 1849, the Crusoe was 113 feet, one and one-half inches in length, twenty-five feet, nine and three-quarters inches in breadth, twelve feet, ten and seven-eighths inches in depth and was registered at 342 tons. The owners lived in Boston and Plymouth, Mass. He d. "Aged 56 yrs. 6 mos." Burial Evergreen Cemetery. | Bisbee, William Zebulon (I2099)
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| 996 | Baptized Pembroke, Mass. August 21, 1757. The 1790 US Census for Massachusetts lists, "Isaac Bisbey, Pembroke, Plymouth County 2 m. and 2 fem." Records of soldiers and sailors of the Revolutionary War from Massachusetts show, "Isaac Bisbey of Duxbury, Private, Capt. Benjamin Wadsworth's Reg't., Col. James Warren's 2nd Reg't. which marched on alarm of April 19, 1775; service 3 days." Also, "Capt. Calvin Partridge's Co., Col. John Cushing's Reg't. Drafted Sept. 23, 1776; service 1 mo. 28 days at Rhode Island." Also, "Corporal in Lieut. Nathan Samson's 2nd Co., Col. Thomas Lathrop's Reg't.; marched Bristol, R. I. on alarm Dec.10, 1776; service 10 days." Also, "Isaac of Pembroke, Private, John Turner's Co., Col. Cotton's Ref't., marched Sept. 28, 1777, service 1 month 3 days at R. I." Also, "Payroll of Capt. John Turner's Co., in Col. Theophilus Cotton's Reg't. marched to R. I. agreeable to orders of General Court, this State, Sept. 25, 1777, Charles and Isaac Bisbee, Privates." | Bisbee, Isaac (I1398)
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| 997 | Baptized Rehoboth, Mass., 1655. | Burr, Simon (I6973)
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| 998 | Baptized Second Church of Christ, Pembroke, Mass. No further record. One Mary Bisbee m. David Reynolds. | Bisbee, Mary (I1390)
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| 999 | Baptized Second Church, Rochester (Mattapoisett), Mass., Jan. 1775. "Son of Benjamin and Hannah." The 1790 US Census for Vermont lists, "Robert Bisbie, Benson, Rutland Co., 1 m. 16 to 25, 2 m. under 16 yrs., 1 fem. 16 up." The 1800 Census lists, "Robert Bisby, Orwell, Rutland Co., 1 m. under 10 yrs., 1 m. 26 to 45 yrs., 3 fem. under 10 yrs., 1 fem. 26 to 45 yrs." Drowned in the St. Regis River at Stockhollm, St. Lawrence County, New York. Robert migrated with his family to Vermont, where he was listed in the 1791 census as living in Benson, Rutland Co. He and Margaret later settled in Orwell, Rutland Co., with his parents and his siblings. After he and a daughter drowned in a spring flood, Margaret may have remarried and returned to the area at the foot of Lake Champlain where she was raised. | Bisbee, Robert (I1131)
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| 1000 | Baptized Second Parish, Pembroke, Mass. 24 May 1778. Removed to New York about 1800. About 1804 removed to Pittsfield, Michigan. | Nichols, Jonothan (I1428)
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