Husband Andrew HOOVER
Born:
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Marriage:
Wife Maria Margareta FOUTS
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Children
1 F Susanna HOOVER
Born: 1763 - Mirey Springs, Carroll, MD
Baptized:
Died: 1 Nov 1813 - West Branch Quaker Burial Grounds, Union Twp., Miami, OH, USA
Buried:
Spouse: John MAST Jr. (1754-1832)
Marr: Abt 1775
Husband Peter VORE
Born: 1788 - Bedford County, Pennsylvania, USA
Baptized:
Died: 8 Jul 1871 - Miami co., Ohio
Buried: - Wheelock Cemetery, Troy, Miami Co., Ohio
Marriage:
Wife Rebecca FOUTS
Born: 1805 - Miami co., Ohio
Baptized:
Died: 20 Sep 1887
Buried:
Father: Henry FOUTS (1775-1822)
Mother: Susanna MAST (1775-1830)
Children
1 F Barbara VORE
Born: 1828 - Ohio, USA
Baptized:
Died: 18 May 1901
Buried: - Wheelock Cemetery, Troy, Miami Co., Ohio
Spouse: Flemming Thomas ELLIOTT (1814-1891)
Marr: 2 Jun 1861 - Miami County, Ohio, USA
2 M George VORE
Born: 6 Jul 1833 - Pennsylvania, USA
Baptized:
Died: 10 Feb 1916 - Union Twp., Miami County, Ohio, USA
Buried: - Wheelock Cemetery, Troy, Miami Co., Ohio
Spouse: Catharine (1838-1916)
3 F Ann VORE
Born: 1836
Baptized:
Died: 16 Oct 1905 - Troy, Miami Co., Ohio
Buried: - Wheelock Cemetery, Troy, Miami Co., Ohio
Spouse: Daniel McNEAL (1816-1892)
4 M Henry VORE
Born: 27 Sep 1839 - Pennsylvania, USA
Baptized:
Died: 17 Feb 1916 - Miami County, Ohio, USA
Buried: - Wheelock Cemetery, Troy, Miami Co., Ohio
5 M Harrison VORE
Born: 1834 - Ohio, USA
Baptized:
Died: 12 Dec 1876
Buried: - Wheelock Cemetery, Troy, Miami Co., Ohio
General Notes: Husband - Peter VORE
Find A Grave Memorial# 42008528
General Notes: Wife - Rebecca FOUTS
Find A Grave Memorial# 42008527
Husband Cutliff HARMON (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Susan FOUTS (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Children
1 F Susannah (Susan) E. HARMON
Born: 14 Jul 1791 - Rowan County, North Carolina
Baptized:
Died: 25 Jun 1868 - Watauga Co, NC
Buried:
Spouse: John MAST (1786-1868)
Marr: 14 Jul 1808 - Ashe County, North Carolina, USA
Husband Benjamin FOWLER (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Sarah WARNER
Born: 28 May 1674
Baptized:
Died: 24 Aug 1730 - Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts
Buried:
Father: Samuel WARNER (1640- )
Mother: Mercy SWAN ( -1683)
Children
Husband Kevin Michael FOX (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Amy Lea KAMPHAUS (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: Clifford George KAMPHAUS Jr.
Mother: Nancy Lucille LONG
Children
1 F Katherine Marie FOX (details suppressed for this person)
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2 M Kurtis George FOX (details suppressed for this person)
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3 M Daniel John FOX (details suppressed for this person)
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Husband William J. SKIDMORE
Born: 1824 - Madison, Ind.
Baptized:
Died: 10 Dec 1912 - National Military Home Hospital, Jefferson Twp, Montgomery County, Ohio
Buried: 24 Dec 1912 - Maineville Cemetery, Hamilton Township, Warren County, Ohio, USA
Father: William SKIDMORE (Abt 1790-Abt 1850)
Mother: Elizabeth HAGEMAN (Abt 1790- )
Marriage: 17 Dec 1847 - Warren Co. OH, USA
Noted events in his life were:
• Military Service, Mexican War
Enlisted 20 Jun 1846, Laffayette, Indiana Corpl. Co. B
Discharged 20 Jun 1847
Wife Melissa Louise FRIEND
Born: 7 Jul 1827 - Woodville, Ohio
Baptized:
Died: 22 Aug 1902
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Children
1 F Lida SKIDMORE
Born: 6 May 1855
Baptized:
Died: 26 Dec 1926 - Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, USA
Buried: 30 Dec 1926 - Maineville Cemetery, Hamilton Township, Warren County, Ohio, USA
Spouse: Joseph Henry WOODRUFF (1846-1922)
Marr: 11 Aug 1873
2 F Isabelle SKIDMORE
Born: 1848
Baptized:
Died: 15 Jan 1933 - Maineville, Warren County, Ohio, USA
Buried: 17 Jan 1933 - Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
Spouse: DANERACSH (living)
3 F Emma SKIDMORE (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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4 M Andrew Foster SKIDMORE
Born: 17 Nov 1860
Baptized:
Died: 14 Jun 1927 - Turtlecreek, Warren, Ohio
Buried: 16 Jun 1927 - Maineville Cemetery, Hamilton Township, Warren County, Ohio, USA
Spouse: Ida (living)
5 M William J. SKIDMORE
Born: 6 Apr 1869 - Maineville, Warren County, Ohio, USA
Baptized:
Died: 10 Apr 1941 - Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, USA
Buried:
Spouse: Nora (living)
6 F Fannie SKIDMORE
Born: 1866 - Maineville, Warren County, Ohio, USA
Baptized:
Died: 2 Oct 1944 - Maineville, Warren County, Ohio, USA
Buried: 5 Oct 1944 - Maineville Cemetery, Hamilton Township, Warren County, Ohio, USA
Spouse: Calvin HILL (living)
General Notes: Husband - William J. SKIDMORE
Find A Grave Memorial# 72997155
Husband Nathaniel WARNER
Born: - Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts
Baptized:
Died: 15 Jan 1713 - Hadley, Massachusett
Buried:
Father: John WARNER
Mother: Priscilla SYMONDS
Marriage: 3 Feb 1681 - Hadley, Massachusett
Wife Joanna GARDNER
Born: 1661
Baptized:
Died: 18 Mar 1729
Buried:
Father: Samuel GARDNER
Mother: Elizabeth
Children
1 M Nathaniel WARNER
Born: 28 Sep 1681 - Hadley, Massachusett
Baptized:
Died: 29 Feb 1704 - Deerfield, Massachusetts
Buried:
2 M John WARNER
Born: 3 Sep 1683 - Hadley, Massachusett
Baptized:
Died:
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3 F Elizabeth WARNER
Born: 1686 - Hadley, Massachusett
Baptized:
Died: - Somers, Connecticut
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Spouse: Samuel PEASE (1686- )
4 M Samuel WARNER
Born: 15 Jan 1687 - Hadley, Massachusett
Baptized:
Died: 15 Jan 1687 - Hadley, Massachusett
Buried:
5 M Samuel WARNER
Born: 24 Jan 1688 - Hadley, Massachusett
Baptized:
Died:
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6 M Daniel WARNER
Born: 7 Aug 1690 - Hadley, Massachusett
Baptized:
Died: - Stafford, Massachusetts
Buried:
Spouse: Dinah ( -1782)
7 M Isreal WARNER
Born: 16 Apr 1696 - Hadley, Massachusett
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Husband John THIELEN (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Wife Eva GASTINGER (details suppressed for this person)
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Children
1 F Amanda THIELEN 56,57
Born: 21 Dec 1890 - Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, USA 58
Baptized:
Died: 10 Jul 1969
Buried: - Gate Of Heaven Cemetery, Hamilton County, Ohio, USA SEC 1, LOT 516, GRAVE 2
Spouse: Joseph G. MEYERS (1883-1956) 59
Husband Olney K. GAULT
Born: 16 Aug 1815 - smithfield, Madison, New York, USA
Baptized:
Died:
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Marriage: 1839
Wife Sarah E. KILHAM
Born: 1819 - New York, USA
Baptized:
Died:
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Children
1 F Helen GAULT
Born: Abt 1841
Baptized:
Died:
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2 F Janette GAULT
Born: Abt 1843
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
3 F Adelaide Ann GAULT
Born: Abt 1845
Baptized:
Died:
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Spouse: William Tremper ELDREDGE (1835-1923)
Marr: 19 Dec 1861 - Weedsport, New York
4 F Nettie GAULT
Born: 1846
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - Olney K. GAULT
Notes
[NI002] BIO:Emma was exceptional Sporano singer and performer. She performed
numerous concerts throughout the Greater Cincinnati area as one program
guide reads: GRAND CONCERT _____________ BLACK'S OPERA HOUSE Springfield,
Ohio Tuesday Evening, July 6th, 1875 =============================== Miss
Emma C. Long, Soprano, M'lle Valetine DePelgrom, Contralto Mr. S.J.
Hemingray, Pianist =============================== PROGRAMME. Part First
1-Piano Solo, "Last Hope" ........................... Gottschalk Mr. S.J.
Hemingray. 2-Solo, "Ah Non Crodea".............................. Bellini
Emma C. Long. 3-Duet. "Through valley, through forest" ............
Blancini Misses LONG and DePELGROM. 4-Piano Solo, "Fantansia
Militaire,"................. Hemingray Mr. S.J. Hemingray. 5-Solo,
"Embarrassment".............................. Abet M'lle Valentine
DePelgrom
================================================================= Part
Second 1.-
Kathryn Aiken Long ~BNAME: Emma C. Long (#31)~b Newspaper clipping from
Sept. 1, 1875 in regards to Emma accepting an invitation to perform at
Urbana City Hall before leaving to go to New York to continue her musical
education. This concert took place on Thursday the 23rd. Newpaper clipping
from around June of 1875 which reads as follows: ~BGRAND Vocal and
Instrumental CONCERT~b ______________________ CITY HALL Tuesday Evening,
June 15, 1875
[NI013] O.K. Gault mentions receiving a letter from his daughter Nittie. I dont
know if Nittie is a nickname or her birth name.
[NI014] Martin D. Kilham and L. C. Kilham are mentioned in a Cival War diary that
was kept by O. K. Gault. I suspect them to be O.K.'s mother and father in
law but I have not been able to confirm this. He talks about visting them
at 44 Woster St.
[NI015] O.K. Gault mentions his wife Aneida in a Cival war diary. I suspect her
parents to be Martin and L. C. Kilham but I can not confirm this.
I found a book "Chats with Girls on Self-Culture" and on the inside front
cover was an inscription " To Mabel M. Sterling and Estelle Eldredge from
Uncle L.C. Kilham Jan 1895". On the inside back cover was a Fiftieth
wedding Anniversary invitation for Olney K. Gault and Sara E. Kilham, 1839
to 1889. The reception is for December 26, 1889 from 8pm to 10pm at
Weedsport, N.Y..
[NI035] BIO:Born 192 Betts Street, Cinti OH
[NI045] Found a hand written note which outlined the Budd's from Thomas Budd
(1615) through Joseph Lawyer Budd and his two children Carrie and Marie.
The letter has a note/arrow pointing to the children's names asking "Is
one of these the mother of Rev. Maxwell Budd Long?". In addition there is
no death date for Joseph Lawyer so I assume this letter could have been
written before his death in 1926. This note was found in belongings of
Maxwell's and it talks about him in third tense. The author of this note
is unknown but the address on the letter head is 212 High Street, Mount
Holly, New Jersey. His name was preceded by "Rev." and he lived in England.
From "Comly Family in America, Descendants of Henry and Joan Comly who came to America in 1682 ..." compiled by Geo. Norwood Comly, 1939 pages 767 - 776:
The Budd Family of Somersetshire, Eng., and Burlington Co., N.J.
"Rev. Thomas Budd, rector of All Saints, Martock, County of Somerset, England, was one of the early converts to Quakerism. An account of him is given in George Fox's Journal, edited by Norman Penny, Vol. 2 page 322, as follows:
'About 1655, Tho. Budd a priest in Somersetshire, came to bee convinct of ye everlasting gospell and forsooke all his parsonage and profitts and came to bee Improsioned for Truth: & proemunired becaused hee coulde not sweare. Whoe whilst hee was a preacher for money hee was highly estemed by ye bishopps; & ye Bishoppe when hee went his visitation progresse haveinge an esteeme for him: toled him hee might get his parishoners to geather & make merry with his parishoners & bringe them off these melanchly humors thewere in: soe when ye Bishoppe came yt away againe hee tolde him may it please your grace I have observed your orders butt when hee came to receive God's everlasting truth, hee forsooke all these vanityes & then hee was sorley Imprisoned & persecuted butt hee stooke faithfull in God's truth to his dying day.'
'He was formerly a Baptist Teacher.' (Ibid., p. 464.)
'6-22-1670, Thomas Budd, a faithful man, having been a prisoner at Ilchester about eight years under a sentence of premunire, departed this life in much peace of mind.' (Besse's "Sufferings," Vol. 1., p. 609)
From "Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey" by Francis Bazley Lee Vol. 2, pages 433-435: ... father of the immigrant brothers, figures as the imediate ancestor of the Burlington, New Jersey, Budds. He was a rector of Martosh parish in Somersetshire and renounced his living there to become a member of the Society of Friends and a minister among them, In 1661 he was required to take an oath of obedience under the statutes prescribed by James I., "for the better discovering of papist recreants," but while he was willing to "affirm" he refussed to be sworn, and for this offense against dignity of the crown he was indicated, adjudged guilty, and languished out his few remaining years of life in prison; he died there still firm in the faith unto which he had declared himself."
[NI047] Found a hand written note which outlined the Budd's from Thomas Budd
(1615) through Joseph Lawyer Budd and his two children Carrie and Marie.
The letter has a note/arrow pointing to the children's names asking "Is
one of these the mother of Rev. Maxwell Budd Long?". In addition there is
no death date for Joseph Lawyer so I assume this letter could have been
written before his death in 1926. This note was found in belongings of
Maxwell's and it talks about him in third tense. The author of this note
is unknown but the address on the letter head is 212 High Street, Mount
Holly, New Jersey.
Additional info on the letter:
"Joseph Budd, who married Sarah Downs, had a sister Catherine who married
William Euders. Their daughter Miss Euders visited us in Mt. Holly at one
time. She lived in Chicago."
"William came to America in 1678. He was a member of the New Jersey
Assembly in 1685 and was a Justice of the Peace in 1705."
Came to New Jersey in 1678 with his eldest brother Thomas and his order brothers John and James, and their families. He located and became possessed of large tracts of land in West Jersey, largely in Burlington Co., where he always lived. He and his brother Thomas were the original locators and proprietors of all the land included in the township of Pemberton and east and west thereof for two or three miles, and from them most titles were divised. Their lands extended from the ridge of hills known as Juliustown and Arney's mount, several miles wide in a southerly direction to the north branch of Rancocas creek. Although one of the original proprietors of a considerable tract of land in West Jersey, William Budd appears less conspicuously in the early history of the region than his brother Thomas by reason of the fact that he took small part in the political affairs of the colony, preffering the more quiet and to him more congenial pursuit of farming. Besides this he differed with his brothers in religious views, and if he ever in part accepted the faith of his father and other members of the family he must have remounced it in favor of that of the Protestant Episcopal church.
Inscription in St Mary's churchyard, Burlington, N.J.:
This in Memory of William Budd of Norhampton Township who Dyed march ye 25th Anno Dom. 1722 Aged 73 Also Ann his Wife who Dyed Septbr ye 30 Anno Dom. 1722 Aged 67
Burlington Co Census 1709
BUDD
William 57
Ann 50
Thomas 23
Susannah 18
John 16
Ann 15
James 14
Negroe Montague
[NI048] Found a hand written note which outlined the Budd's from Thomas Budd
(1615) through Joseph Lawyer Budd and his two children Carrie and Marie.
The letter has a note/arrow pointing to the children's names asking "Is
one of these the mother of Rev. Maxwell Budd Long?". In addition there is
no death date for Joseph Lawyer so I assume this letter could have been
written before his death in 1926. This note was found in belongings of
Maxwell's and it talks about him in third tense. The author of this note
is unknown but the address on the letter head is 212 High Street, Mount
Holly, New Jersey.
Clapgut was probably "Classgut" originally, th elong "s" followed by a short one being taken for "p"
[NI049] Found a hand written note which outlined the Budd's from Thomas Budd
(1615) through Joseph Lawyer Budd and his two children Carrie and Marie.
The letter has a note/arrow pointing to the children's names asking "Is
one of these the mother of Rev. Maxwell Budd Long?". In addition there is
no death date for Joseph Lawyer so I assume this letter could have been
written before his death in 1926. This note was found in belongings of
Maxwell's and it talks about him in third tense. The author of this note
is unknown but the address on the letter head is 212 High Street, Mount
Holly, New Jersey.
"Genealogical and Memorical History of the State of New Jersey"
"he was born, lived and died on the original farm on which his father settled, {According to Comly, William was born in Somersetshire England] having inherited the same; and he inherited in a marked degree the characteristics of his father, and led a quiet domestic life at the old home on Arney's mount. He was perhaps the most prolific of any of the budds of Burlington County, having nine children, and it is said that more than one half of all the pesons buried in the old Methodist graveyard at Pemberton are his descendants.
Burlington Co Census Northampton Township: "An account of the names and ages of the Inhabitants of the Township of Northampton as they were given in at the town meeting the 28th of the third Moneth called may 1709"
Budd
Williams Junr 29
Elizabeth 26
Mary 4
Susannah 2
William Alcote 15
Eliazbeth Powell 9
[NI050] Found a hand written note which outlined the Budd's from Thomas Budd
(1615) through Joseph Lawyer Budd and his two children Carrie and Marie.
The letter has a note/arrow pointing to the children's names asking "Is
one of these the mother of Rev. Maxwell Budd Long?". In addition there is
no death date for Joseph Lawyer so I assume this letter could have been
written before his death in 1926. This note was found in belongings of
Maxwell's and it talks about him in third tense. The author of this note
is unknown but the address on the letter head is 212 High Street, Mount
Holly, New Jersey.
Elizabeth Stockton is the grandaunt of Richard Stockton, signer of the Declaration of Independence.
[NI051] Found a hand written note which outlined the Budd's from Thomas Budd
(1615) through Joseph Lawyer Budd and his two children Carrie and Marie.
The letter has a note/arrow pointing to the children's names asking "Is
one of these the mother of Rev. Maxwell Budd Long?". In addition there is
no death date for Joseph Lawyer so I assume this letter could have been
written before his death in 1926. This note was found in belongings of
Maxwell's and it talks about him in third tense. The author of this note
is unknown but the address on the letter head is 212 High Street, Mount
Holly, New Jersey.
Additional info from note:
David and Cathrine Allen are buried in Mt. Holly, New Jersey. (St. Andrew
Burial Ground)
[NI052] Found a hand written note which outlined the Budd's from Thomas Budd
(1615) through Joseph Lawyer Budd and his two children Carrie and Marie.
The letter has a note/arrow pointing to the children's names asking "Is
one of these the mother of Rev. Maxwell Budd Long?". In addition there is
no death date for Joseph Lawyer so I assume this letter could have been
written before his death in 1926. This note was found in belongings of
Maxwell's and it talks about him in third tense. The author of this note
is unknown but the address on the letter head is 212 High Street, Mount
Holly, New Jersey.
Additional info from note:
Age at death was 45 yrs.
[NI053] Found a hand written note which outlined the Budd's from Thomas Budd
(1615) through Joseph Lawyer Budd and his two children Carrie and Marie.
The letter has a note/arrow pointing to the children's names asking "Is
one of these the mother of Rev. Maxwell Budd Long?". In addition there is
no death date for Joseph Lawyer so I assume this letter could have been
written before his death in 1926. This note was found in belongings of
Maxwell's and it talks about him in third tense. The author of this note
is unknown but the address on the letter head is 212 High Street, Mount
Holly, New Jersey.
Additional info from note:
Dianel Budd's name was preceded by the title Dr. in the note.
[NI054] Found a hand written note which outlined the Budd's from Thomas Budd
(1615) through Joseph Lawyer Budd and his two children Carrie and Marie.
The letter has a note/arrow pointing to the children's names asking "Is
one of these the mother of Rev. Maxwell Budd Long?". In addition there is
no death date for Joseph Lawyer so I assume this letter could have been
written before his death in 1926. This note was found in belongings of
Maxwell's and it talks about him in third tense. The author of this note
is unknown but the address on the letter head is 212 High Street, Mount
Holly, New Jersey.
[NI055] Found a hand written note which outlined the Budd's from Thomas Budd
(1615) through Joseph Lawyer Budd and his two children Carrie and Marie.
The letter has a note/arrow pointing to the children's names asking "Is
one of these the mother of Rev. Maxwell Budd Long?". In addition there is
no death date for Joseph Lawyer so I assume this letter could have been
written before his death in 1926. This note was found in belongings of
Maxwell's and it talks about him in third tense. The author of this note
is unknown but the address on the letter head is 212 High Street, Mount
Holly, New Jersey.
[NI056] Found a hand written note which outlined the Budd's from Thomas Budd
(1615) through Joseph Lawyer Budd and his two children Carrie and Marie.
The letter has a note/arrow pointing to the children's names asking "Is
one of these the mother of Rev. Maxwell Budd Long?". In addition there is
no death date for Joseph Lawyer so I assume this letter could have been
written before his death in 1926. This note was found in belongings of
Maxwell's and it talks about him in third tense. The author of this note
is unknown but the address on the letter head is 212 High Street, Mount
Holly, New Jersey.
[NI068] Found a copy of Rose's birth certificate. The birth date is October 18,
1892! We've always celebrated Nana's (Rose) birthday on October 8th ? When
and where her birth day was mixed up is unknown but according to official
records it's the 18th not the 8th.
Per Kathryn L. Bennett Rose lived on Euclid Ave in Cleveland and lived
around the corner from Edmund G. Bennett.
[NI075] Married name was Louise Long Schatz.
[NI076] Reference: 1870 Ohio Census Records for Warren County. Micro Film Roll
#1277 Page #9 Lebanon Turtle Creek Census entires show Joseph L. Budd
family and the next entry is Jane Boylan. I assume this is Catherine's
mother. The record shows occupation as "at home boarding".Her age is 61
and she was born in New Jersey.
Reference: Kathryn L. Bennett stated that she was told that Boylan was
originally O'Boylan at one point.
[NI081] Tomb Stone
Lebanon Cemetary
Benjamin D. Boylan
Son of James Boylan
of Basking Ridge NJ
Born July 1, 1782
Corp'l in Capt Teneycks Co.
Somerset Co NJ Militia
During Revolutionary War
Died Oct 7, 1839
[NI083] Census 1900 Roll #1256
Per 1900 Census was living with George G. Bennett and she listed her first
name as Ann. Ann was born in Germany and so were both her parents. Her
last name in unknown since the census listed it under Bennett. Need to
check 1910 census and verify last name. She immigrated to US in 1845, 5
yrs old.
[NI092] Address from Nov, 1987 to Nov, 1995
1216 Alwil Drive Reading, OH 45215
Jim and Jenny were married at the Church of the Redeemer. The Church of the Redeemer which was founded by Jim's Grandfather, Maxwell Budd Long, on Oct 25th, 1908.
[NI095] Ref: Newspaper Clippings BIO:Was a former director of the Hyde Park
Country Club and the Cincinnati Club and a member of the Sertoma Club,
Cuvier Press Club, Madison Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite and Syrian Temple.
He lived at 6204 Orchard Lane, Pleasant Ridge. He came to Cincinnati in
1912 and established his company in 1919 at 31 E. Court Street (Edmund G.
Bennett Co. Inc.) Came to Cincinnati in 1907 from Cleveland? Joined
Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church
Ref: Copy of birth Certificate Born on October 26, 1890 and lived at 613
Orange Street. Cleveland OH. Mothers name on birth certicate was listed as
Mary Mansfield. This conflicts with the name on the death certificate.
Ref: Copy of Death Certificate Causes were A) Coronary occlusion B)
Pulmonary infarction C) Carcinoma of bladder Date 11/24/1951 at 7:35PM
Type of burial: Cremation Rose A. had kept ashes and there location are
unknown. Mothers name on death certificate was listed as Mollie Madison.
Census 1900 Roll #1256 shows Edmund living with his father, mother,
brother and grandmother. Mother's name on census is listed as Mollie.
[NI096] BIO:Dr. Long was graduated from Kenyon College in 1905, and from Bexley
Divinty School in 1908. He received his Doctor of Divinty in 1933. He
established the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer in Hyde Park in 1908 and
served as its rector until 1952. He also served St. Mark Church from 1908
to 1910 and St. Thomas Church, Terrace Park, from 1921 to 1929. He was
assistant minister of St. John Episcopal Church in Waterbury Conn. from
1952 to 1955 when he retired from the ministry. Since his retirement he
has spent 10 years teaching at St. Margaret school in Waterbury, Conn. He
was made rector Emeritus of the Church of the Redeemer in 1967. Dr. Long
lived with his daughter, Mrs. Gordon Bennett, 6441 Ridge Ave., since
1968. He also has another daughter, Mrs. Vernon Kroehle Jr of Cleveland,
OH
[NI099] BIO:Born May 31st 1946 at 1pm, Weight 5lbs 14oz and Length 19 Inches
[NI101] Census 1900 Roll #1256
[NI102] Ref: Copy of Endmund Gardner Bennett's Birth Certificate (Son) The
certificate show mothers name as Mary Mansfield but Kathryn L. Bennett
said that she was refered to as "Mollie"? Is this a nickname or middle is
unknown? Mary was 29 when Edmund G. was born and she was from America.
Ref: Copy of Edmund G. Bennett's death Certificate (Son) This certificate
shows mothers maiden name as Mollie Madison. Which name is valid (Mary or
Mollie) is unknown at this time. Their other son's name was Howard Madison
Bennett.
Census 1900 Roll #1256
She listed her birth place as Michigan and that both her parents were from
Germany.
According to Edmund's birth certifiate Mary Mansfield (or Mollie?) was 29
yrs old in Oct, 1890 making the mother's birth year around 1861. Per
George G. Bennett's 1900
census record Mollie was born Nov 1860 and was 39 years old. Since
Mollie's birthday was in Nov she would have been 29 years when Edmund was
born.
[NI106] OCCUPATION: Mill Owner Receipt from Oregon Mills, Lebanon, Ohio, June 20,
1889 has Charles T. Long's name printed at the top along with Albert
Stubbs and states established 1856.
FYI/Futher Investigation? 1870 census records, Warren County, West Half
Turtle Creek, Census roll #1277. Found entries for Long including a
Charles but I don't think there is a relationship.
[NI107] BIO:Leonard Eldredge Mothers maiden name who came from England. Could have
also been spelled Killiam
Kathryn Aiken Long L.C. Kilham is mentioned in a Cival War diary that was
kept by O.K. Gault. I suspect this could be his mother in law. There is
also mention of a Martin D. Kilham who I suspect to be his father in law
but I have not be able to confirm this either.
[NI123] BIO:Father was General David Lewis
[NI125] Was from Xenia, Ohio
[NI126] BIO:Was believed to be from Pittsburgh, PA
From "Warren County's Involvement in the Cival War" Written by Dallas R. Bogan
Pg. 21
"Rev. L.H. Long D.D. was born July 1, 1826, near Pittsburgh, llegheny Co., Penn. He was the son of Thomas and Rebecca (Fletcher) Long, both of American descent. Rev. Long married, in 1848, Elizabeth Crumbaugh of Xenia, Ohio. She bore him four children. Rev. Long was associated for many years with the Presbyterian Organization.
In 1861, when the war broke out, Rev. Long was granted a one year leave of absence, that he might serve as chaplain of the 26th O.V.I. During the war , the haplins were chosen by the men of the regiments. He was unanimously chosen by his Regiment. In 1862 he returned to his pastoral work in the church.
"History of Warren County 1882" Pg. 757, 758
Rev. L.H. Long, D.D., pastor of the first Presbyterian Church, Lebanon, was born July 1, 1826, near Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co., Penn., and was the son of Thomas and Rebecca (Fletcher) Long, both of American descent; his father, while he owned a farm, was at the same time a master blacksmith
[NI132] Born at Good Sam Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio on May 23, 1991. Jillian was
delivered two weeks earlier than the expected due date of June. She
weighed 7 lbs. 2 oz. and came into this world at 7:04 PM to two proud
parents.
[NI133] BIO:Lived at 1506 Harpesburg Ave. Cinti, OH in 1900 1900 Census Record
[NI135] Letter written to Leonard Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H. Eldred of
331 Mildred Ave, Syracuse NY. This letter documented the Eldredge (Eldred)
side of Leonard's tree. The connection between C.H. Eldred is unknown but,
he is believed to be a member of the Eldredge tree. Letter written to
Leonard Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H. Eldred of 331 Mildred Ave,
Syracuse NY. This letter documented the Eldredge (Eldred) side of
Leonard's tree. The connection between C.H. Eldred is unknown but, he is
believed to be a member of the Eldredge tree.
Per Kathryn Aiken Long Estelle also taught piano.
I found a book "Chats with Girls on Self-Culture" and on the inside front
cover was an inscription " To Mabel M. Sterling and Estelle Eldredge from
Uncle L.C. Kilham Jan 1895".
[NI136] BIO:Possibly from Lebanon, Ohio
[NI138] BIO:Per 1900 Census Record was living with Charles T. Long and family.
1900 Charles T. Long's Census record.
[NI139] Ref: Newspaper/Magazine Ad BIO:Had an advertisement in "The Engineering
Journal of Canada" in August of 1907 issue. The ad read as follows. 500
Engineering questions answered for only $2.00. Send $2.00 to 36 Lombard
Street, Toronto The ad included a picture of himself.
Ref: Copy of Edmund Gardner Bennett Birth Certificate. Showed Fathers name
as George Bennett who was 35 years of age at the time of the birth. Shows
George's birthplace as Canada and his occupation as Steam Fietter.
Was a Stationary Engineer for the State of Ohio per Kathryn L. Bennett
Soundex Roll #28 - Shows George, Mollie, Howard, Edmund and Mother Ann
1900 Census Roll #1256
Was 43 yrs in 1900 and immigrated to US in 1880. His father was born in
New York and his mother was from England. In 1900 he owned his own home at
50 Yeakel in Cleveland.
Copy of Edmund's (Son) birth Certificate Born on October 26, 1890 and
lived at 613 Orange Street. Cleveland OH
[NI141] Found a hand written note which outlined the Budd's from Thomas Budd
(1615) through Joseph Lawyer Budd and his two children Carrie and Marie.
The letter has a note/arrow pointing to the children's names asking "Is
one of these the mother of Rev. Maxwell Budd Long?". In addition there is
no death date for Joseph Lawyer so I assume this letter could have been
written before his death in 1926. This note was found in belongings of
Maxwell's and it talks about him in third tense. The author of this note
is unknown but the address on the letter head is 212 High Street, Mount
Holly, New Jersey.
Reference: 1850 Ohio Census, Warren County 19 Yrs Old Occupation: Clerk
Born in New Jersey
Reference: 1870 Ohio Census, Warren County Lebanon Turtle Creek Page #9,
Roll #1277 Born in New Jersey Occupation: Dry Goods Merchant Property
Value $4,000 Personal Items Value $1,500 Wife age was 31 in 1870 Carrie
was 10 in 1870 Marie was 4 in 1870
BIO:This note was copied from the original letter written by Joseph Budd.
130 Richmond St Cincinnati, Ohio October 27th 1888
In the pocket of the coat I wear everyday, is a little old baby shoe that
has a history and is a curiosity. This shoe is one of the first shoes my
baby Carrie wore. When I left our camp at Hamilton in Sept 1861, with my
company and regiment my wife pulled off Carries shoe and stocking and sent
them to me. I thrust them into the right hand pocket of my uniform blouse
and carried the shoe there all of the time I was in the Army. The little
stocking was lost, but the mate of it is in max's album. This shoe was in
all of the camps, marches, skirrmishes, battles and seiges that I was in
during my three years service in the famous "Army of the Cumberland". It
was in the battle of shiloh, Chicamauga, went up the hights of Missionary
Ridge in the memorable charge, was in the hundred days seige of Atlanta
and was in my pocket when I was mxxxxxxd out of the service.
After resuming civil life, I put the shoe in my "civil" coat and every
time I changed coats, I changed the shoe and have done this and carried
that shoe on my person ever since Sept. 1861 which at this writing is
~B~UTwenty Seven Years~b~u. It has been constantly my "Talisman". I am not
superticious, but I would not part with that shoe for any sum of money. It
is quite famous in commercial circles in New York, Philadelphia and
Boston. I have often been asked to display it and it has been gazed at
with currosity. I want it on my person as long a I live, and after I am
gone I want Max to have it and keep it as long as he lives. There is not
another shoe in the world with such a history.
Signed Jos L Budd
NAME: Joseph L. Budd North Lake Addition to East Tacoma, "King County,
Washington", Charles F. Griesemer, Real Estate & Loans.
Warrenty deed for property Joseph L. Budd bought on July 12, 1890. Per the
deed this property is recorded in Book 101 of Deeds, Records of King
County, State of Washington, at page 541. The description reads: Lots no.
33, 34, 35 & 36 in block #9 in the North Lake Addition to East Tacoma,
King County, State of Washington, according to the plot there of on file
in the office of the Auditor of said King County The lots were on "B"
Street. in a row and starting with #36 which was on the corner of Adams St
and "B" St.
Cival War: Was Capt. in Company A 35th Reg. O.V.I.
Found a entry in the "Reference to Marraige Applications Warren County" under
B which stated Joseph's and Catherine's marraige certificate was in the book
"Special Records 1 Page 578". I was unable to locate this book at the Probate Court
House and was told that this volume may be at the Cival Court House.
[NI142] Found copy of Rose A. Petruska (Bennett) birth certificate and mothers
name is stated as Mary Petruska. Mothers name was thought to be Valerie?
Maybe it's a middle name or Mary could be a middle name? At the time of
Rose's birth their house address was (Ambler St) but I'm not sure of the
spelling. It's hard to make out on the birth certificate.
Copy of hand written note from Helen Petruska (daughter) Dated March 1, 1960
My mother and her sister and brother left Krakow Poland and came to this country, USA together. Married in US and raised their families. Left their parents and may be other sisters and brothers? Their parents were descendents of Polish German. My mother married Frank Petruska in Cleveland and bought a house on Amber St. off Buckeye Rd near 93rd St. There six children were born.
My mother, Valeria Malek born (1868?) died March 19, 1913 in Cleveland.
Valeria's sister had 6 children and her brother had 5 children.
[NI144] BIO:Estelle Eldredge Brother Kathryn Aiken Long Letter written to Leonard
Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H. Eldred of 331 Mildred Ave, Syracuse
NY. This letter documented the Eldredge (Eldred) side of Leonard's tree.
The connection between C.H. Eldred is unknown but, he is believed to be a
member of the Eldredge tree.
[NI145] There is no documentation linking William to Hiram and Elisa. I assumed
since Williams middle name was Tremper, the same as Elisa maiden name,
that these were his parents. The other fact that fit was Hiram and Elisa
marriage date was Dec 17, 1834 and William was born in November 1835.
Letter written to Leonard Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H. Eldred of
331 Mildred Ave, Syracuse NY. This letter documented the Eldredge (Eldred)
side of Leonard's tree. The connection between C.H. Eldred is unknown but,
he is believed to be a member of the Eldredge tree.
[NI146] Letter written to Leonard Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H. Eldred of
331 Mildred Ave, Syracuse NY. This letter documented the Eldredge (Eldred)
side of Leonard's tree. The connection between C.H. Eldred is unknown but,
he is believed to be a member of the Eldredge tree.
[NI147] Letter written to Leonard Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H. Eldred of
331 Mildred Ave, Syracuse NY. This letter documented the Eldredge (Eldred)
side of Leonard's tree. The connection between C.H. Eldred is unknown but,
he is believed to be a member of the Eldredge tree. The letters reference
Hiram as being a doctor but of what is not known.
[NI148] Letter written to Leonard Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H. Eldred of
331 Mildred Ave, Syracuse NY. This letter documented the Eldredge (Eldred)
side of Leonard's tree. The connection between C.H. Eldred is unknown but,
he is believed to be a member of the Eldredge tree.
Was refered to as Captain Daniel Elisha Eldredge in the letters. Captain
of what is unknown.
[NI149] Letter written to Leonard Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H. Eldred of
331 Mildred Ave, Syracuse NY. This letter documented the Eldredge (Eldred)
side of Leonard's tree. The connection between C.H. Eldred is unknown but,
he is believed to be a member of the Eldredge tree.
[NI150] Letter written to Leonard Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H. Eldred of
331 Mildred Ave, Syracuse NY. This letter documented the Eldredge (Eldred)
side of Leonard's tree. The connection between C.H. Eldred is unknown but,
he is believed to be a member of the Eldredge tree. This member's name was
mentioned in the letter and that is all that is currently known.
[NI151] Letter written to Leonard Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H. Eldred of
331 Mildred Ave, Syracuse NY. This letter documented the Eldredge (Eldred)
side of Leonard's tree. The connection between C.H. Eldred is unknown but,
he is believed to be a member of the Eldredge tree.
[NI152] BIO:He was born around 1722 in Connecticut. His wifes full name is not
known but her first name was Mary. He moved around 1745 to Mansfield
Connecticut where most of his children were born. He had a large family
but, the only known child was Lieut Daniel Eldredge. Born February 25,
1746 in Mansfield.
Letter written to Leonard Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H. Eldred of
331 Mildred Ave, Syracuse NY. This letter documented the Eldredge (Eldred)
side of Leonard's tree. The connection between C.H. Eldred is unknown but,
he is believed to be a member of the Eldredge tree.
[NI153] Letter written to Leonard Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H. Eldred of
331 Mildred Ave, Syracuse NY. This letter documented the Eldredge (Eldred)
side of Leonard's tree. The connection between C.H. Eldred is unknown but,
he is believed to be a member of the Eldredge tree.
[NI155] Letter written to Leonard Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H. Eldred of
331 Mildred Ave, Syracuse NY. This letter documented the Eldredge (Eldred)
side of Leonard's tree. The connection between C.H. Eldred is unknown but,
he is believed to be a member of the Eldredge tree.
[NI156] BIO:Was born in Wellfleet on Cape Cod in 1690. At this time his wifes name
is unknown. About 1727 he moved to Windham County Connecticut. He died
there around 1764.
Letter written to Leonard Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H. Eldred of
331 Mildred Ave, Syracuse NY. This letter documented the Eldredge (Eldred)
side of Leonard's tree. The connection between C.H. Eldred is unknown but,
he is believed to be a member of the Eldredge tree.
[NI157] BIO:Elisha was born in the town of Wellfleet on Cape Cod in 1653. He died
there on October 14, 1739 and his grave stone still stands in the old
cemetary at the head of Duck Creek in that town. He married a woman named
Lombard and is thought to have had five children. Only one could be so
proven, a son Elisha who was born in Wellfleet in 1690. Is not known when
but at some time "ge" was added to the Eldred name to create Eldredge.
This could of happened during Elisha Sr. time but it can not be proven.
Letter written to Leonard Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H. Eldred of
331 Mildred Ave, Syracuse NY. This letter documented the Eldredge (Eldred)
side of Leonard's tree. The connection between C.H. Eldred is unknown but,
he is believed to be a member of the Eldredge tree.
[NI158] BIO:Was married to Elisha Eldredge, Sr. Her first name is not known and
she was believed to have had five children of only one can be so proven,
Elisha Eldredge who was born in Wellfleet in 1690.
Letter written to Leonard Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H. Eldred of
331 Mildred Ave, Syracuse NY. This letter documented the Eldredge (Eldred)
side of Leonard's tree. The connection between C.H. Eldred is unknown but,
he is believed to be a member of the Eldredge tree.
[NI159] BIO:Was born in England at a date unknown. He came to America and settled
on Cape Cod where he bought land on March 3, 1645. How long he was here
before that is not known. He married Anne Lumpkin and is thought to have
had ten children of which only three can be proven. One of the three was
Elisha Sr., who was born in the town of Wellfleet on Cape Cod.
Letter written to Leonard Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H. Eldred of
331 Mildred Ave, Syracuse NY. This letter documented the Eldredge (Eldred)
side of Leonard's tree. The connection between C.H. Eldred is unknown but,
he is believed to be a member of the Eldredge tree.
Information From Kevin Avery (Decended from Samuel Eldredge) Residence:
England, Cambridge, Mass
[NI160] BIO:Was married to William Eldred and was thought to have had ten children
of only three can be so proven. One of these was Elisha who was born in
the town of Wellfleet on Cape Cod in 1653.
Letter written to Leonard Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H. Eldred of
331 Mildred Ave, Syracuse NY. This letter documented the Eldredge (Eldred)
side of Leonard's tree. The connection between C.H. Eldred is unknown but,
he is believed to be a member of the Eldredge tree.
Other information received from Kevein Avery who is decended from
[NI161] Source: Letter written to Leonard Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H.
Eldred of 331 Mildred Ave, Syracuse NY. This letter documented the
Eldredge (Eldred) side of Leonard's tree. The connection between C.H.
Eldred is unknown but, he is believed to be a member of the Eldredge tree.
Source: O.K. Gault Cival War Diary O.K. Gault mentions his daughter as
Mrs. Eldridge. In addition he talks about taking a river boat named
Adelaide and how it reminds him of his Adelaide.
[NI162] BIO:Was born in Mansfield Connecticut on February 25, 1746. He married
Prudence Warmen on February 10, 1767 and together they had eight children.
He had a fine record as a soldier. He was a Lieutenant in the revolution
serving under General Israel Putman at Boston and under General George
Washington during that historic winter at Valley Forge. In 1780 he moved
from Connecticut to Windson Massachusetts. Here he held many public
offices until his death in 1814. One of his six sons was Daniel Elisha
Eldredge.
Letter written to Leonard Kilham Eldredge on 6/21/1930 from C.H. Eldred of
331 Mildred Ave, Syracuse NY. This letter documented the Eldredge (Eldred)
side of Leonard's tree. The connection between C.H. Eldred is unknown but,
he is believed to be a member of the Eldredge tree.
[NI163] Kept a Civil War Diary. Refer to transcription of diary by James G.
Bennett Jr. for detailed information.
[NI164] In a Civil War diary of O.K. Gault he mentions sending a letter on Aug 22,
1862 to his wife and daughter Helen.
[NI165] Built his own house. Father was Hungarian and was 29 years old when Rose
A. Petruska (Bennett) was born. Fathers last name could be Petuska.
Copy of hand written note from Helen Petruska (daughter) Dated March 1, 1960
Father was born in Lithuania, Russia and with his brother John and sister Mary left their parents to come to USA. Their parents were of Lithuania descent. Brother John was Anna Bicksted's father, Sally's grandfather. He had a family of five children. Lived a good age as he passed away 1957. Sister Mary had family of six children.
[NI166] BIO:This information was received from Kevin Avery an online Compuserve user who is a decendant of
Elisha Eldredge. No reference to the below information is available. Residence: Norwich, England; Norfolk, England; Yarmouth, Massachusetts. Arrived on the ship "ROSE"
[NI175] ~BDATE OF DEATH: 3/30/1733/4~b Date of Death Aproximatly 3/30/1703 or 1704
[NI176] Was the son of Leander Horace Sr and died as an infant.
[NI178] An Attorney of Leadville, Colorado.
[NI184] First came to this country in 1668. Subsequently he returned to England and in 1678 brought over his entire family. In later years he became one of the princiapl characters in the early history of the colony of New Jersey. When the first form of government was established he was one of those selected to assist the Governor in framing a code of laws for the maintenance of order. He entered into mercantile business in Burlington, lived there until 1690, then removed to Philadelphia and was a merchant in that city until his death in 1697. His will bears date September 9, 1967
From "History of Monmouth Co. New Jersey" by Franklin Ellis page 53:
In 1675, when the Indian King, Philip, was waging war of extermination against the New England settlements, the news of those bloody atrocities coming to New Jersey created a general feeling of alram and fear of an Indian uprising... At about this time Thomas Budd came to settle at Burlington, where the Indian alarm was then great. Budd and some others held a conference with the Indians to ascertain what grounds of complaint they had, if any, and the result of the "talk" is given in a pamphlet afterwards published by him.
[NI193] From "Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey Vol IV" Pages 1638, 1639
"STOCKTON ... Finally, Richard Stockton the founder of the family at present under consideration, is found in Charleston, Massachusetts, as early as 1639, where he is witness to a deed. The next reference to him is among the original patentees names in the charter of the town of Flushing, Long Island, where he appears to have ben a prominet man, being rated among the rather well-to-do citizens of the place, taking a prominent part in the controversies between the town and Gov. Peter Stuyvesant on religious matters, holding the lieutenancy of the House of Guards of Flushing, and declining with the consent of Governor Niccolls an election to the same position in the Foot Guards. Between 1670 and 1680 he became converted to the tenents of the Society of Friends, and, selling his Long Island property, he removed to Springfield township, Burlington County, New Jersey, where he purchased twelve hundred acres of land from George Hutchinson, where he lived until his death, between Januar 25, 1705-6 and October 10, 1707, the dates of the executing and the filing of his will...Children, all probably born in New England of Long Island.
[NI194] Abigail survived her husband Richard, being alive on April 14, 1714, and who, there is some reason to surpose, may have been his second wife.
[NI195] His father took him to Springfield township, Burlington county, New Jersey, where he remained until after his marriage, when he removed to Piscataway. Later he bought the famous fifty-five hundren acres on which the town and university of Princeton now stand, making his residence on a part of it.
[NI213] CHRISTENING: 3 DEC 1708, Rahway,Union,St. Mary's,N.J.
[NI214] Discovered Benjamin's grave in Lebanon cemetary. Unsure at this time of his relationship but I'm assuming he may be the son of Benjamin D. Boylan.
[NI233] Information was taken from: "The Genealogy of the Worthington Family of
Alabama, South Carolina, Virginia, and Ohio by Henry Upson Sims [1937]".
Being descendants of Robert Worthington, who emigrated from England to
Ireland and New Jersey in 1713, with and Appendix on the Symcock family of
Pennsylvania down to 1716.
[NF46] Married in the Church of the Redeemer, founded by Jim's Grandfather
Maxwell Budd Long on Oct 25th, 1908.
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Husband Robert G. SCHLUNT
Born:
Baptized:
Died: 25 Dec 2003 - California, USA
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Mildred GELS (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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Died:
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Children
1 M Robert Joseph SCHLUNT
Born: 25 Oct 1947 - Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, USA
Baptized:
Died: 14 May 2006
Buried:
Spouse: Patti Jeanne BENNETT (living)
2 F Margory SCHLUNT (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Robert SCHNEIDER (living)
3 M James SCHLUNT (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
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4 M Paul SCHLUNT (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
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