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| 151 | Block 61 Section 2 Plot 5 | Dittenhoefer, Louis (I672)
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| 152 | Bond # 118755 | Family: Benton, James Morris / Pierman, Mary Jane (F880)
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| 153 | Book 1296, Page 265 | Family: Lewis, Harold Milton / Berg, Emma (F622)
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| 154 | Book 1654 Page 71 | Family: Hofheimer, Robert Gerst / Selig, Martha S (F618)
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| 155 | Book states that Daniel was the 3rd son of Joseph & Abigail Foster. That he had 9 children all born in Southampton and that all lived there. | Foster, Daniel Sr. (I582)
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| 156 | Brewster family (William is in hiding in England) leave for Delft to board Speedwell for trip to America | Wentworth, Mary Love (I994)
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| 157 | Brian Jay Alschuler, Donald I Alschuler, Donald J Alschuler, Melanie J Alschuler, Trina L Alschuler | Alschuler, Donald Jay (I586)
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| 158 | Brian Jay was born on October 20, 1960 in Los Angeles County, California, USA as Brian Jay Alschuler. He was an actor, known for Girls Just Want to Have Fun (1985), The Finishing Touch (1992) and Diagnosis Murder (1993). He died on July 19, 1995 in Los Angeles, California | Alschuler, Brian Jay (I1012)
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| 159 | Brothers Christopher and Simon and their families settled here. The brothers were instrumental in establishing Norwich, apparently named for their birthplace in England. One of the 12 pantentees of the town of Norwich. He was a prominent figure in town activities. PLEASE "DO NOT" CHANGE ANY OF THIS INFORMATION!!! **His father, Simon Huntington, Sr. is my 10th Great Grandfather, making Christopher Huntington my 10th Great Uncle**. I have been doing genealogy work on the Huntington Family since September 1993. Christopher Huntington was one of the 35 original proprietors of Norwich, he married Ruth Rockwell, daughter of William Rockwell, on Oct. 7, 1652 in Windsor. They removed to Saybrook in the spring of 1654. In the spring of 1660, with a company of Saybrook residents including his brother Simon, they organized a church in the valley of the Yantie under the care of Rev. James Fitch and laid a foundation for the new town of Norwich, being one of twelve patentees of the new town. His homelot was on Washington St. corner of East Towne Street. Find A Grave Memorial# 54155083 The children of Christopher and Ruth (Rockwell) Huntington are: 1. Christopher b. January 1653 Windsor, CT 2. Ruth b. April 1658 Saybrook, CT m. Samuel Pratt of Saybrook, d. 1683 3. Christopher (again) b. 1 November 1660, the first male child born in the new town of Norwich, CT, m. 1st Sarah Adgate daughter of Thomas Adgate, deacon. Sarah d. February 1705. 2nd m. October 1706 Judith, widow of Thomas Brewster, deacon. 4. Thomas b. March 1664 5. John b. 15 March 1666 6. Susannah b. August 1668, m. 10 December 1685 Samuel Griswold 7. Lydia b. August 1672 8. Ann b. 25 October 1675 Source: The Huntington Family In America 1633-1915, Page #77-#78 Savage, James. Geneological Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, v. 2. Little Brown and Company, Boston, 1860. pp. 503-504 | Huntington, Christopher Sr (I778)
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| 160 | Burial date from death cerficate | Cannon, Louis Templeton Sr (I2480)
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| 161 | Burial Date from Death Certificate | Ray, William Benton (I803)
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| 162 | Burial Date from obit | Emrich, Libman Max (I1575)
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| 163 | Burial date from Obituary | Strauss, Harold Edward (I2119)
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| 164 | Burial date from obituary | Kelly, Ethel Campbell (I2590)
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| 165 | Burial Date on Death Certificate | Meyers, William H (I1637)
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| 166 | Burial date verified by death certificate | Meitzen, Julia Catherine (I252)
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| 167 | Burial here per "Halsey Genealogy Since 1395 A.D., Book Two" by David Halsey. "Isaac C. Halsey says he was buried in Hayground Graveyard." per Halsey Genealogy by Edmund & Jacob Halsey. I was unable to find a headstone for Thomas in Hayground. Born in England. Married Mary Barrett in Southampton, NY, abt. 1651. His Will was signed 3 August 1688. The grandfather of Thomas Halsey, Jr. is Robert Halsey alias Chambers . | Halsey, Thomas Jr (I179)
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| 168 | burial recorded at St. Pancras Church; age & sex not specified | Brewster, Child (I1027)
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| 169 | Buried at Sea | Huntington, Simon (I777)
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| 170 | Called "Capt." Served in Southampton Militia ca. 1715. Married ca. 1721 Abigail Herrick & had 8 children. Cemetery given as "Old South Cemetery on Post Road". Stone reads "In memory of Capt. Obadiah Rogers who died October 31st 17893 in 84th year of his age." | Rogers, Captain Obadiah (I556)
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| 171 | came with his parents and brother, Wrestling; his other siblings came later via the ship, Anne (1623) and ship, Little James. | Brewster, Love (I997)
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| 172 | Canadian Pacific Railway | Berg, Morris Abraham (I2165)
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| 173 | Cancer | Tuthill, S SGT US Army Air Forces Willard Everette (I389)
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| 174 | Capt. Nathaniel White was born in England in about 1629, the eldest son of Elder John White and Mary Levett. He came to the new world with his parents when he was just three years old. They sailed on the ship Lyon which arrived at Massachusetts Bay Colony on September 16, 1632, sailed by Captain Peirce. His father moved to Hartford, Connecticut in about 1642 and Nathaniel continued on to Middletown, Connecticut in about 1650 and was one of the first settlers of that town. An amazingly well respected man, Nathaniel was elected as a representative of Middletown to the General Court eight-five times, being about 81 the last time he was appointed. He married a girl named Elisabeth in about 1651, but nothing is known of her other than her marriage to Nathaniel. She was the mother of his eight children. They were: 1. Nathaniel White (1652-1742) 2. Elizabeth White Clark (1655-1711) 3. John White (1657-1748) 4. Mary White Cornwell Bacon (1659-1732) 5. Ensign Daniel White (1661-1739) 6. Sarah White Smith (born 1664) 7. Jacob White (1665-1738) 8. Joseph White (1667-1726) After Elisabeth died in 1690, Nathaniel remarried to the mother of two of his daughters-in-law. Her name was Martha Mould, widow of Hugh Mould and daughter of John Coit. Her husband and father had both been well known ship builders. Nathaniel died in Middletown and was buried next to his first wife. He was of the Grand Jury in 1662. 1661-1710 was annually elected to the General Court, appointed Commissioner and Magistrate 1669. Representive 1665-1677 every year and almost every session with the title of Ensign, but after the Great Indian War it swelled to Lieut, was Capt before his death. Capt Nathaniel was very strong towards schooling "The good that men do lives after them" and on January 6, 1902 when Cromwell's first fine schoolhouse was opened for use the town unaminously voted to name it "The Nathaniel White Public School." Nath aniel was very involved in town business. "Military Captain, Member Ct Legislature For 50 Yrs" | White, Captian Capt. Nathaniel (I920)
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| 175 | Case Number: 062758 | Family: McGinty, Dr Cyrus III / Benton, Betsy Ann (F887)
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| 176 | Case Number: 36431974101610 | Family: Blavier, Donald Charles / Benton, Betsy Ann (F888)
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| 177 | Catherine reported to the census taker that she had given birth to nine children, with only three surviving at that time | Raynor, Catherine Matilda (I710)
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| 178 | Cause of death was banti's disease | Perlman, Louis H (I269)
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| 179 | Cause of death was banti's disease | Perlman, Louis H (I269)
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| 180 | Cause of Death: Cancer | Halsey, David (I2177)
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| 181 | Cause of Death: Drowned in a boat accident Claude is the son of John Ford Burnett Benton and Annie R. Benton. Claude drowned in a boat accident near his home. He was the only child of Annie Risher (Dr Benton's second wife). | Benton, Claude W. (I1336)
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| 182 | Cause of Death: Thrombosis | Bank, Max Allen (I2288)
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| 183 | CAUTION - Do not merge or delete this profile Mary Wheeler, the daughter of Thomas and Alice Wheeler, born ca. 1649 and died 25 June 1729, was the wife of Joshua Horton. source: "In Search of Barnabas Horton, from English Baker to Long Island proprie | Wheeler, Mary (I1653)
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| 184 | Certificate # 7080 | Banks, DDS Dr Henry Oscar (I5)
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| 185 | Certificate #4497 | Family: Tuthill, Robert Elliot Sr. / Van De Water, Edith Mae (F464)
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| 186 | Certificate #67 | Meyers, Hattie (I1641)
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| 187 | Certificate #: 54368 1.Cellulitis in the right foot was the underlying condition listed in line B. 2.That infection contributed to or triggered the pulmonary embolus, which is listed as the immediate cause of death. 3.A separate condition — disseminated squamous carcinoma — was noted as significant but not part of the direct causal chain. | Eubanks, Irma Helen (I2566)
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| 188 | Certificate 197509 | Family: Reichert, Maurice / Shalin, Ruth Evelyn (F516)
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| 189 | Certificate No 1948031030 | Family: Tuthill, Edward H / Kaufold, Charlotte Victoria (F506)
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| 190 | Certificate No. 25089 | Greenblatt, Dorothea (I2471)
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| 191 | Certificate No. 584 | Family: Levin, Dr Bert Goodkind / Lasker, Pearl Isabelle (F781)
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| 192 | Certificate No. Stewmjayju | Family: Stephens, William J. / Jayne, Juliette (F836)
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| 193 | Certificate No: 63 | Family: Simmons, George Whitfield / Ray, Lucy Aline (F833)
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| 194 | Certificate Number - 690440 | Family: Bank, Samuel Aaron / Losers, Mary (F735)
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| 195 | Certificate Number 090362-63 | Levin, Samuel (I2309)
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| 196 | Certificate Number 1615 | Family: Hallock, Selden Herrick / Townsend, Emma (F63)
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| 197 | Certificate Number 387 | Family: Tuthill, Harrison Atwood / Wilmarth, Mary Francena (F174)
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| 198 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Berman, Lawrence Jeffrey / Living (F598)
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| 199 | Certificate Number: 10874 | Harigel, Frank Louis (I2564)
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| 200 | Certificate Number: 12509 | Emrich, Libman Max (I1575)
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