Notes
Matches 51 to 100 of 141
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| 51 | Golden Gate National Cemetery | Tougeron, Raymond Louis Sr. (P243)
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| 52 | Greenlawn Memorial Park | McCormack, Capt. Robert Michael (P199)
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| 53 | Greenlawn Memorial Park | Hassell, Jewel Beatrice (P362)
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| 54 | Groom's name: Smith Addy Groom's age: 30 years Groom's birth year: 1851 Groom's birthplace: England Bride's name: Delilah E McCormack Bride's age: 25 years Bride's birth year: 1856 Bride's birthplace: Kentucky Marriage date: 19 Apr 1881 Marriage place: Ypsilanti, Washtenaw, Michigan Film number: 2342469 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4207676 Image number: 343 Reference number: v 3 p 314 rn 94 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Addy, Smith (P78)
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| 55 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McCormack, B.P. (P471)
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| 56 | He was a mine supervisor at the age of 19 in Francisco, Indiana. Later moved to Meadville, Pennsylvania. Attended Allegheny College in Meadville, PA. Graduated in 1922 with B.S. Obtained his M.S. in 1923. School record lists him as a merchant in Ithaca, MI in 1928; a food broker in Ithaca, MI in 1931; then in real estate in Florida in 1967. According to his daughter, Margaret Bird, he suffered a nervous breakdown early in his life and spent some time in Canada to recover. Allegheny College activities included: Editor-in-Chief of Kaldron Year Book Staff member of The Literary Monthly Member of the Quill Club Member of the Tingley Biological Club Member of the Dutton Society of Applied Science Member of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Member of Pi Delta Epsilon Fraternity The 1922 Kaldron (Allegheny College Year Book) said of John: "Genius itself could not condense a really representative sketch of this young man in the limits of a Senior write-up; we doubt if the English language would prove equal to the task; probably all its defective verbs would buckle under the strain and a grievous shortage of exclamatory adjectives would become apparent. May we say that he is an enthusiast, a faddist, an energist, a humorist, an impersonalist, a cosmopolite, and a number of other things beyond our comprehension and, we judge, largely beyond his own. However, we must admit that he makes 'em sound plausible. Another year the professors will surely miss his cheerful air of limitless intelligence and his ready, if somewhat irrelevant, answers. His was the brain behind the typewriter which edited this book, we will say, rather than the usual thing about tireless energy and indomitable resolve." NOTES FROM OBITUARY/FUNERAL WRITE-UP John C[araway] Bird was born on April 2, 1898 in Meadville, Penns. All of his public school education was had in Francisco, Indiana, where he graduated at seventeen, and began work at the family coal mine, in which his father had lost his life when John was eight years old. At eighteen John became mine manager and later superintendent. In 1917 the family, which included his mother Ella C. Bird and two younger brothers, George and Paul, returned to Meadville so that John could enter Allegheny College, from which his father George W. Bird and other relatives had graduated. In 1924 he married Marie McCormack, then assistant librarian at Allegheny, and in 1925 moved to Keystone Heights with his wife and mother, who was a member of this church and community until her death in 1960. John was a various times a highway engineer for the state of Florida, and an organizer of a wholesale grocery business in Michigan. But in 1942 he became a civilian engineer for the U.S. Army at Camp Blanding, Florida where he directed highway construction and beautification of the huge camp. In 1946 he went to the Philippines as a reconstruction engineer, following the Japanese surrender, and a year later to Okinawa, where he spent 12 years as a safety engineer and supervisor of anti-aircraft weapon installation. His wife Marie and their son, Paul, and daughter Margaret joined him and lived with him there until they retired in 1959 to Keystone Heights. He and his wife adopted two Okinawan children, Tom and Susan, now graduates of Keystone Heights High School and Florida universities. Upon their return to Florida, John began to develop his real estate interests, initiated years earlier while he was still in Okinawa. He showed great foresight in this, also originality and consideration for the natural beauty of the various projects he undertook. He brought a great sense of humor to all areas in which he worked. Many friends will remember him best because he never took himself too seriously; others will remember him for his great generosity mostly undertaken anonymously. | Bird, John Caraway (P621)
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| 57 | He was a mine supervisor at the age of 19 in Francisco, Indiana. Later moved to Meadville, Pennsylvania. Was dying of cancer of the kidney. Just after Thanksgiving dinner, he shot himself in the stomach to avoid suffering longer. Died a few days later. | Bird, John Caraway (P621)
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| 58 | Highland (Park) Cemetery, block 49 | Roys, Lura Grace (P13)
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| 59 | Highland View Cemetery 607 W Bellevue St Big Rapids, MI 49307 | Nilsen, Hilmar N. (P80)
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| 60 | https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N3J6-3HP Groom's Name: Byron L. Richmond Groom's Race: Groom's Age: 30 years Groom's Birth Date: 1876 Groom's Birthplace: Michigan Bride's Name: Daisy Hemingway Bride's Race: Bride's Age: 29 years Bride's Birth Date: 1877 Bride's Birthplace: Michigan Marriage Type: Marriage Date: 12 Sep 1906 Marriage Place: Otter Lake, Lapeer, Michigan Groom's Father: Jas. Richmond Groom's Mother: Susan Mcarthur Bride's Father: Ernest Hemingway Bride's Mother: Anna Harris Groom's Marital Status: Groom's Previous Wife: Bride's Marital Status: Bride's Previous Husband: Film Number: 2342674 Frame Number: Digital Folder Number: 4208699 Image Number: 552 Reference Number: v 3 p 252 rn 3922 Collection: Michigan Marriages, 1868-1925 | Hemingway, Daisy Sophia (P193)
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| 61 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Andrewsen, W.A.D. (P616)
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| 62 | Information partially from death certificate where the informant was Merle McCormack, her son. | Hemingway, LaVina Jane (P14)
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| 63 | Internment Date: 11-23-1988 Funeral Home: Halbritter Location: GM-U,35,1 | McMillan, Neil (P151)
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| 64 | Issued in Illinois. Lived at 548 Marquette Drive, Detroit, MI | Ellingham, Roy D. (P27)
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| 65 | Issue State: Michigan;Issue Date: Before 1951. | Asprin, Daniel Dacanay (P38)
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| 66 | Lakewood Memorial Park, Hughson, California | Damas, Demingo “Frank” Anthony (P402)
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| 67 | Lived at 337 West Taylor, Reno at the time of the 1930 census. | McCormack, Henry Peacock (P36)
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| 68 | Lived in Interlochen, Michigan when he married Katherine. | Ingleright, Leon Ray M.D. (P139)
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| 69 | Made a trip out west in March 1919 with her Mother. | McCormack, Lucille May (P103)
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| 70 | Married at Elizabeth's parents home by Rev.Issac E. Springer. | McCormack, Edward James (P5)
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| 71 | Married at Elizabeth's parents home by Rev.Issac E. Springer. | Dimmick, Elizabeth Jane (P87)
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| 72 | Married at parent’s house | Family (F119)
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| 73 | Married by Rev. John M. Wright, First Baptist Church | Family (F142)
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| 74 | Masonic Cemetery, Lot 396 grave #8 | McCormack, John Michael (P380)
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| 75 | Michigan naturalization reference # B1, F2, P295 | Nilsen, Hilmar N. (P80)
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| 76 | Minister: M.S. Woodruff | Family (F7)
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| 77 | Most likely named after his maternal uncle, Orrin Lee Foster. | Addy, Robert Orrin (P85)
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| 78 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Nida, D.A. (P403)
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| 79 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McCormack, P.J. (P202)
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| 80 | Mount Moriah Cemetery | Addy, William Smith (P161)
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| 81 | Mount Moriah Cemetery | Matterson, Sarah Mary (P163)
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| 82 | Mount Rest Cemetery | Tremper, John Julius (P28)
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| 83 | Mount Tamalpais Cemetery 2500 Fifth Avenue San Rafael, California 94901 Phone: 415-459-2500 | McCormack, Nella Mae (P386)
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| 84 | Moved back to Ithaca in 1938 to help manage McCormack's Department Store. | Crozier, William Fred (P106)
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| 85 | Mt. View Cemetery | Peacock, Gertrude Angeline (P185)
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| 86 | Name: Katie S. Addy Death date: 20 Nov 1888 Death place: Albert Twp, Montmorency, Michigan Gender: Female Age at death: 1 year 5 months 20 days Estimated birth year: 1887 Birthplace: Wisconsin Marital status: Single Father's name: Smith Addy Mother's name: Delilah E. Addy Occupation: Film number: 2363635 Digital GS number: 4208686 Image number: 141 Reference number: p 447 rn 47 Collection: Michigan Deaths 1867-1897 | Addy, Katie S. (P597)
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| 87 | Name: Mary Addy Gender: Female Census place: Dunham, Missisquoi, Quebec Age in years: 6 Estimated birth year: 1855 Birthplace: England Marital status: Single Religion: C Of England Sheet number: 45 Line number: 37 Film number: 517396 Library and Archives Canada film number: C-1296 Digital GS number: 4108793 Image number: 97 Collection: Quebec Census, 1861 | Addy, Mary Emma (P165)
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| 88 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gould, A.J. (P60)
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| 89 | NEEBING Other names : built as JOHN B. KETCHAM, 2nd; named GREENLAND in 1922, COALHURST in 1927, NEEBING the same year Official no. : C130435 Type at loss : propeller, steel, bulk freight sandsucker Build info : 1892, Craig Shipbuilding, Toledo hull# 52 US# 77057 Specs : 193x40x15, 1109gc 908nc Date of loss : 1937, Sep 24 Place of loss : 800 yds off Eagle's Nest Pt, Nipigon Strait Lake : Superior Type of loss : storm Loss of life : 5 of 14 Carrying : gravel Detail : She filled and sank in a gale while towing the barge COTEAU. She had been bound Paradise Island for Red Rock, Ont. Lies in 100' of water. 1st steel vessel built especially for the lumber trade. Sold Canadian, 1913. Sources: mmgl,gwgl,sol,is,ns4,h,csv,lss,win,mpl,do http://www.boatnerd.com/swayze/shipwreck/ | Barnes, Charles Eli (P135)
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| 90 | Nickname was Ted. | Crozier, William Fred (P106)
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| 91 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Addy, L.A. (P83)
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| 92 | Nickname: Pretty Kate Payne | Payne, Catherine (P2)
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| 93 | Oak Hill Cemetery Contact information - 1725 N. Washington St., Janesville, WI; 608-754-4030 | Baldwin, Cora Anna (P238)
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| 94 | Oak Hill Cemetery | Addy, Sarah May (P206)
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| 95 | Old Peru (also Peru) is an unincorporated community in Madison County, Iowa, United States. Its elevation is 1,122 feet (342 m), and it is located at 41°14′9″N 93°56′43″W (41.2358251, -93.9452255).[1] Although Old Peru is unincorporated, it once had a post office under the name of Peru; the office was established on 18 April 1853 and closed on 14 September 1903.[2] Even though the community's post office has been closed for over a century, ZIP Code 50222 is still reserved for Peru.[3] Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Peru,_Iowa Lois’s father, Eldon Baker, owned Lot 302 or 12 grave sites. | Baker, Lois Muriel (P16)
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| 96 | On headstone; Matthew 5:8 | Coon, Kathryn Elizabeth “Betty” (P24)
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| 97 | On July 1914 the family moved into a house in San Anselmo, CA but (the) landlord didn't know there were so many children so the family was asked not to move. The family moved into a large two story house at 99 Crescent Drive, San Rafael, CA. The family moved into the house at 48 El Cerrito, San Anselmo some 6 years later where Patricia attended Cook Elementary School where she found out from her classmate Patty Dausse that the house next to Patty burned down and the people living in it burned to death. This was the house the family was asked to move out of. 99 Crescent Drive. Betty and Charley had a 1937 Ford Coup. They bought a 25lb watermelon for 25 cents. Charley went into the service and Betty lived with Mom and Dad. Betty bought a 1936 coup and in 1944 Betty sold it to Bob and Jewel for $750. Betty put the $750 down on a house in Kentfield, CA. Bob put a shot gun blast through the roof at 99 Crescent Drive. | McCormack, Henry Peacock (P36)
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| 98 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McCormack, M-J (P444)
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| 99 | Past Grand Master Mason. | McCormack, John Michael (P380)
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| 100 | Plot: M-OD-0D1-054-06-1 | Snyder, Addie C. (P108)
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