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| 2001 | Ezra Bisbee was a stonemason in Nantucket, 1847. | Bisbee, Ezra Jr. (I2707)
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| 2002 | Ezra Bisbee was farmer. He d. "Aged 73 yrs. 4 mos. 19 das." | Bisbee, Ezra (I5115)
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| 2003 | Ezra Bisbee was listed as 27 years old in the 1850 Buckfield, Maine directory. According to grave record, Ezra d. 4 June 1854 in Buckfield, Me. "Aged 33 Yrs." | Bisbee, Ezra Stevens (I4189)
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| 2004 | Ezra's parents were from Enfield and Hadley, Mass. | Family: Ezra Duane Adams / Sally Pamelia Miller (F1571)
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| 2005 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Burmeister, F.H. (I13055)
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| 2006 | F. L. Smith was a postmaster. | Smith, Frederick L. (I7953)
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| 2007 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Smith, M.E. (I30179)
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| 2008 | Facts relating to John Besbeech and his family were transcribed by Mrs. Elizabeth (French) Bartlett and published as "English Research" in the New England Historical and General (sic) Register during 1912 and 1913. John Besbeech, the father of Thomas, lived in Biddenden. Anything definite concerning his connection with the old Kentish of Byxpitch or Besbeche is not known. The numberous refernces to this family in the different records spell the name variously, as, Byxpitch, Besbeche, Besbridge, Besbeech, Besbyche and other variations. As a termination in the names of places, "Den" in old English meant "In a Valley" or "Near a Wood." John's wife, Dorothy, was the sister of Walter Austin of Bethersden in Kent, and was the widow of Thomas Foster. She had several children by her first marriage, among them Richard Foster, who married Patience Bigge, the daughter of John and Rachael (Martin) Bigge of Tenderden. John Bigge was a clothier of Cranbrook, Kent, and married in 1538. When he died in 1605, he left an estate of 700 pounds, Sterling. In 1635, after her husband's death, Patience (Bigge) Foster emigrated with her mother, Rachael, on the ship, "Elizabeth," to Dorchester, Mass. In his will, John Besbeech called himself a "Yoeman." The people of Kent were largely small landholders and had been so from the time of the Danish Conquests. From the Arch Deaconry, Canterbury, the records (Vol. 51-66), some pertaining to the will of John Besbeech made in 1608-1609 and probated March 8th, 1609-1610, were transcribed by Elizabeth (French) Bartlett and are as follows: "Will of John Besbeech of Biddenden in the County of Kent, Yeoman, June 28th, 7 James. To be buried in the Parish Churchyard of Biddenden. "To my wife, Dorothy, a cow, half my corn, all my leases and a bedstead which standeth in the house where Richard Foster, her son, now dwelleth. "To Richard Foster and Patience, his wife, Thomas Foster and Elizabeth, his wife and Thomas Stocke and his wife, to each a gold ring, of vallue 10 s. "To young John Beale, my Godchild, 20 s. "The residue of my goods and chattels, unbequeathed, to my two sons, John Besbich and Thomas Besbeech, and them I make my executors. "My Will Regarding My Lands. "To my wife, Dorothy, for her dowry, 20 pounds a year out of my lands, but if she marry again, only 14 pounds. "To my son John Besbich and his heirs, a messuage and lands in Hedcorne and Biddenden, which I lately purchased of Simon Chittenden in Biddenden at a place called Omenden, my wife to have out of said lands, 12 pounds, but only 9 pounds if she should marry again. "To my son Thomas Besbich, and his heirs, a messuage and lands which I lately purchased of Robert Tayler of Holden, lying in Frittenden and Hedcorne and my messuage purchased of Anne White in Frittenden on the Den of Buckhurst. My wife to have 8 pounds out of said lands, but only 5 pounds if she marry again." (signed) JOHN BESBICH Witnesses: Harry Payne, Scriptor Proved 8 March 1609-10 by John Besbeech, one of the executors, with power reserved for the executor. (Arch Deaconry, Canterbury, Vol. 58, Folio 216). In "Churches of Kent" by Francis Grayling, 1913, there is a description of All Saints Church in Biddenden which is as follows: "The tower an elegant specimen of the Kent type. Plan regular and the chancel longer than the aisles. The pillars and arches are of the 13th Century; the eastern nave arches have been tampered with; 14th Century windows. The chancel pillars and arches are of the 15th Century. Has a tower dated 1541 and a monument to Sir Thomas Mayne, 1566; the pulpit is of the 17th Century; registers began in 1538." Saint Peter and Saint Paul Church in Hedson Hedcorn: "Has a western tower; nave and chancel, each with a south aisle; the whole is of the 15th Century. The tower windows affect an earlier form. Has five bays in the nave; the northern window traceries retain fine old painted glass. The base of the screen remains; the font is with shields, angels and scrolls. Has a 15th Century tomb; registers began in 1560." Saint Marys Church of Frittenden: "Was rebuilt in 1848. R. E. Hussey has described the moulded brickwork. The tower is of the 15th Century. Baptism records date from 1558, marriages and burials from 1561." Committee on English Research searched the Canterbury Arch Deaconry records Vols. 56 to 61 and the results same given in the New England Historical and General (sic) Register, transcribed by Elizabeth (Barrett) French and are as follows: "Will of Dorothy Bestbeech of Biddenden, County Kent, widow, dated 27 Dec. 1619. "To Thomas Foster's three children a pair of sheets each; "To Phillipe dau. of my son John Besbeech, a pair of sheets; "To the daughter of son Richard Foster a bedstead and a cupboard; "To John, son of my son John Besbeech, six napkins and a silver spoon, now in his father's hands; "To Mary Rowlett, my son Thomas Besbeech's servant maid, a gown now in my son Thomas' house. "To Margery Winter, my son John Besbeech's maid servant, a gown; "To John, son of my son John Beale, six pounds, part of such money as his father oweth me; "To my son John Besbeech, all such money as is due from him to me out of the yearly rent, he is to pay me at my decease. "To my son Thomas Besbeech, all such household stuff of mine as he hath in his keeping, except my linen and all such rent as shall be due from him to me, except three pounds which he shall pay to my son Richar Foster. "Residue of all my moveable goods and chattels, unbequeathed, to my son Richard Foster, whom I make my executor." (Signed X Mark of Dorothy Bestbeech) Witnesses: John Stow Proved 4 Jan. 1619-20 By Executor named. According to Records of the Arch Deaconry of Canterburym Vol. 61, Folio 51, John Stow was an emigrant to New England. Entries in Parish Registers and Transcripts Biddenden, County Kent, England, 1539-1636 1551 William Bestbydge and Maryane Cook married (14 May) 1551 Susane dau. of _____ Bestbyche, christened (5 March) 1554 Thomas, son of Wyllyam Bestbyche, christened (11 March) 1562 Roger, son of William Bestbyche, buried (17 July) 1563 Thomas Whyte and Dorothy Bestbyche, married (14 June) 1564 Agnis, dau. of William Bestbyche, christened (28 Sept.) 1566-67 William, son of William Bestbeche, christened (23 Feb.) 1575 Abell Baseborn, dau. of Richard Bestbeche, christened (8 May) 1586 John Besbeche and Dorothy Foster, widowe, married (31 Oct.) 1587 John Besbeche, son of John, christened (8 Oct.) 1589-90 Thomas Besbeche, christened (3 March) 1592 Sarah, dau. of John Besbeche, christened (13 Aug.) 1609-10 John Besbych, householder, buried (26 Feb.) 1615 John Bestbeech and Elizabeth Taylor, married (27 Nov.) 1616-17 Phillipe, dau of John Bestbetch, christened (23 March) 1618-19 Thomas Besbich and Anne Baseden, married (14 Jan.) 1619-20 Dorathye Besbich, widowe, buried (1 Jan.) 1620-21 Mary, dau. of John Besbich, christened (18 March) 1622 Edward Besbich, an old man, buried (20 Sept.) 1623-24 James, son of John Besbiche, christened (6 Jan.) 1625-26 Susannah, dau. of John Bespitch, christened (5 Feb.) 1628 Elizabeth, dau. of John Besbich, christened (30 Nov.) 1630 Elizabeth, dau. John Besbich, christened (22 Aug.) Records from Parish Registers, Frittenden, 1561 to 1638 1611 Mary Bezbeech, married Nicholas Payne (9July) 1621-22 Sara, dau. of Thomas Besbeech, christened (6 Jan.) 1624 Alice, dau. of Thomas Bestbeech, christened (29 June) 1634 Anne, wife of Thomas Bestbeech, buried (21 April) | Besbeech, John (I725)
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| 2009 | Fairview Southdale Hospital, from obituary | Borman, Robert Jessmer (I31543)
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| 2010 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Edwards, C. (I30397)
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| 2011 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Edwards, K.E. (I30398)
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| 2012 | Faith Clarke arrived in Plymouth aboard the ship Francis in April, 1634 with her father Thurson Clarke. | Clarke, Faith (I19924)
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| 2013 | Faith Clarke is Edward Doty's second wife. The name of his first wife is unknown. | Clarke, Faith (I19924)
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| 2014 | Falk taken from the 1900 soundex, Grand Rapids, now Wisconsin Rapids, Wood Co., Wisconsin. | Family: William H. Falk / Daisy Edna Bisbee (F4295)
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| 2015 | FAMILIES OF CHESTERFIELD says she was his second wife and had six children. | Family: Herbert H. Bissell / Myrtle Ella Bisbee (F2606)
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| 2016 | Family Bible states he was born 14 Jul 1790, Cummington, MA. | Bisbee, Nahum (I9073)
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| 2017 | Family group provided by: Lorelei J Haworth 2405 S. 5th Street Milwaukee, WI 53207-1414 loreleionchase@aol.com | Family: John Russell / Betsey Swink (F6915)
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| 2018 | Family has this date at 5 April 1865 | Family: Junius Cornelius Bisbee / Frances Cornelia Hendrickson (F6812)
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| 2019 | Family is enumerated in the 1860 census for Town of Mansfield, NY | Bisbee, Alvin Buck (I9102)
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| 2020 | Family is listed in Buckfield, Me. directory for 1850. | Family: William S. Bisbee / Emeline Spaulding (F2028)
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| 2021 | Family listed in: CALDWELL COUNTY, MISSOURI, HISTORY, Vol. 2, Caldwell County Historical Society, Nov. 1994, p.10. | Family: Otis Edward Bisbee / Vernia Blanche Temple (F3923)
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| 2022 | Family lived in Aplington. | Family: Joseph Henry Kerns / Julia P. Bisbee (F2342)
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| 2023 | Family lived in Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania in 1973. | Family: Theodore Thornton / Luella M. Bisbee (F184)
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| 2024 | Family lived in Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania, 1973. | Family: Joseph W. Wisnieski / Betty Bisbee (F147)
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| 2025 | Family lived in Corry, Pennsylvania in 1973. | Family: Dean C. Mitchell / Margaret L. Bisbee (F141)
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| 2026 | Family lived in Corry, Pennsylvania. | Family: Donald L. Houser / Nina May Bisbee (F139)
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| 2027 | Family lived in Edinboro, Pennsylvania in 1973. | Family: James Ward Shelhamer / Ruth A. Bisbee (F181)
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| 2028 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Abel Gray / Harriet Frances Bisbee (F12049)
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| 2029 | Family lived in Union City, Pennsylvania. | Family: Norman W. L. Earll / Geraldine Harriet Bisbee (F130)
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| 2030 | Family lived in Wattsburg, Pennsylvania in 1972. | Family: Clifford Shampoe / Doris G. Bisbee (F135)
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| 2031 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Paul Raymond Bisbee / D.J. Monk (F3823)
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| 2032 | Family lived on Williams Road, R.D., North East, Pennsylvania in 1973. | Family: Harold Ward Bisbee / Sena Mevina Bacon (F138)
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| 2033 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Norbert Auger / E.M. Bisbee (F5991)
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| 2034 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: L.O. Fast / N.L. Bisbee (F5588)
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| 2035 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Paul Cuervo / E.A. Bisbee (F5990)
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| 2036 | Family lore has it that Elijah Bisbee died in West Windsor, Eaton, Michigan, where he was visiting with his son, John. | Bisbee, Elijah (I44)
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| 2037 | Family lore has it that Elwin went to Alaska in search of gold. By 1910, he was settled on a farm along Beaver Creek in Fergus County, Montana. Two brothers, Wilson and Winfield, and two sisters, Julia and Arvilla, also had property along Beaver Creek. By 1920 his siblings moved to Chelan, Washington. Elwin stayed on in Montana, taking up a farm in Garfield County. Elwin lived alone and never remarried. He made several trips by train back to Erie County to visit his children, his last being around 1920 when he presented his son-in-law, Dell Bisbee, with a violin he brought back with him from the Klondike. The family recalls his stories of stringing ropes between his sod-bank house, outhouse and barn, so he would not get lost and freeze to death in the blinding snow storms that are common to the area. Elwin told of how he had trouble sleeping one night, and in the morning awoke to find a rattle snake curled up beside him in bed. It was said that he lived 50 miles from the nearest town and a hundred miles from a railroad. He died shortly after returning to Montana, under what the family believed were mysterious circumstances. In November, 1921, he was found along the side of a road. The circumstances suggest that he had come down with pneumonia and fell off his horse while riding to get help. | Hatch, Elwin West (I2292)
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| 2038 | Family lore has it that Roger was driving his family to the Wattsburg Fair in an early-model automobile with "suicide" doors, that is, doors which were hinged to the rear and opened to the front. For some reason, the driver's side door came open and Roger tried to save it. He was dragged out of the vehicle and killed. The car continued on until it crashed. The children were not hurt. | McIntyre, Roger C. (I2549)
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| 2039 | Family moved to Canada. From obituary of Samuel A. Bisbee #8811 [84761]. | Family: James M. Howard / Sarah E. Bisbee (F2343)
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| 2040 | Family moved to Iowa. | Family: Married Caleb Marston / Mary Bisbee (F2145)
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| 2041 | Family Moved to Pembroke. (Nahum Mitchell) | Family: Charles Bisbee / Beulah Howland (F502)
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| 2042 | Family records indicate that Ebenezer drowned at age 10. | Bisbee, Ebenezer (I46)
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| 2043 | Family records indicate that Reuben died 14 March 1884. | Bisbee, Reuben (I41)
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| 2044 | Family REF: Comp. by Robert S. Wakefield and Margaret Harris Stover, Mayflower Families, Vol. 17 (Isaac Allerton), (General Society of Mayflower Descendants, 1998). | Family: Isaac Allerton / Mary Norris (F1189)
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| 2045 | Family REF: [A] Comp. by Robert S. Wakefield and Margaret Harris Stover, Mayflower Families, Vol. 17 (Isaac Allerton), (General Society of Mayflower Descendants, 1998). [B] William T. Davis, Genealogical Register of Plymouth Families, (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, 1985), 78-79. | Family: Thomas Cushman, Jr. / Ruth Howland (F1174)
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| 2046 | Family REF: [A] Comp. by Robert S. Wakefield and Margaret Harris Stover, Mayflower Families, Vol. 17 (Isaac Allerton), (General Society of Mayflower Descendants, 1998). [B] William T. Davis, Genealogical Register of Plymouth Families, (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, 1985), 78. | Family: Elder Thomas Cushman / Mary Allerton (F1176)
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| 2047 | Family REF: [A] Comp. by Robert S. Wakefield and Margaret Harris Stover, Mayflower Families, Vol. 17 (Isaac Allerton), (General Society of Mayflower Descendants, 1998). [B] William T. Davis, Genealogical Register of Plymouth Families, (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, 1985), 78. | Family: Robert Cushman / Sarah Reder (F1183)
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| 2048 | Family REF: [A] Comp. by Robert S. Wakefield and Margaret Harris Stover, Mayflower Families, Vol. 17 (Isaac Allerton), (General Society of [B] Mayflower Descendants, 1998). [B] William T. Davis, Genealogical Register of Plymouth Families, (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, 1985), 78. | Family: Robert Cushman, II / Persis Lewis (F979)
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| 2049 | Family settled on the Mount in the western part of town. Gideon Bisbee served in the Revolutionary War. | Family: Gideon Bisbee, Jr. / Elizabeth Bryant (F561)
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| 2050 | Family spent most of their life in California. | Family: Americus Bisbee / Thelma Marie Fluker (F3485)
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