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3	1143 Central Ave. Imigraded 1877 Reside with Martha & Mary Maykoski	Family: F167
4	3 children	Family: F10337
5	7 children	Family: F10338
6	According to Mary Adelia's great great niece, Jean Slinghuff: "Aunt Delia (as my Mother called her) was the one killed in an accident when the bridge they were crossing broke. My grandparents were with them huckleberry picking." Jean -> her mother,Alta and Uncle Paul Ward -> her grandparents were Willis and Leona Ward. Willis was the brother to Nellie, Nora, Frank, and Mary Adelia Ward. --from an email, February 2009	Family: F1071
7	According to Richard R. Kilmer: Charles Kilmer's first wife, (Estella Francis Ross) and youngest daughter (Elizabeth Lydia Kilmer), were killed in a flash flood in Wyoming. After working in a migrant camp in California, Charles moved to Wisconsin and married Emma Paulina Ottilie Piskey.	Family: F10302
8	According to the 1900 Census, Martha was widowed and living with her son William. Her three youngest children were also with them. Martha's parents were listed as born in Virginia	Family: F2520
9	Allenias or Allen Niah (Allen N.) Puckett of Bell, Ohio married Rebecca Courtney of Marshal, Ohio. The alleged family feud mad it difficult to trace his family.	Family: F19
10	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F2469
11	Carrie and Tommy's daughter who died in infancy was listed in the Wintermute Family History as "Ilah Vere". However, accpording to the Highland Cemetery records, the grave in Highland Cemetery near Alexander, Hannah, and Ralph Waldo Lewis gives her name as "Olive A. lewis Infant dau of T.J. ANd Carrie"	Family: F119
12	CENSUS 4 JUNE 1885 COMSTOCK, MARSHALL COUNTY, WI Gottlieb Schlagel B1840 Max Schalgel age 13	Family: F2626
13	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F14
14	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F2641
15	EA and Lillian both were traveling sales people. EA sold mens straw hats, ties and cookware. Lillian sold womens gloves, lace cuffs and collars. They traveled by train, but then they purchased a car and traveled together for many years. EA was divorced and Lillian was separated. After her husband died, they supposedly got married but I don't have any documents to prove that. EA filed for divirce from his wife, Ruby, citing extreme cruelty and asking for custody of 3 children Dec 7, 1926. It must not have been granted. Ruby later filed for divorce citing abandonment. On June 13, 1934. She was given custody of one minor child and $5 per week child support. My mother and father (Ina and Rex Lewis) say that EA was a very kind, sweet man. He must have been a glutton for punishment though, because Lillian was also a VERY difficult woman.	Family: F554
16	Helene was married to an American in France on April 3, 1919. Her daughter Evelyn was born Oct 19, 1921 in Cambridge Nebraska Helene then married Harvey about 1927. Uncle John Wolfe says that Helene "took the bleak Kansas plains for as long as she could" before she and Harvey divorced. This may have reflected Uncle John's dislike of the plains as much as Helene's. He was not fond of the midwest himself.	Family: F2510
17	In 1910 census, Addie S Conard, Ruby's mother was living with E.A. and Ruby in Lincoln City, Lancaster County Nebraska	Family: F2592
18	In the 1850 census for North Carolina, there is a Sarah Westbrook with children Robert and Cornelia of the expected ages. She is living next door to Randolph and Happy Westbrook. Also in that household is a Nancy Westbrook.	Family: F2537
19	In the 1910 census Frank Garret Rawson is listed as Charles's adopted son. I suspect that the boy's name was Frank Garrett and that the his parents were related to Charles. There were some Garrett families living in Hamilton Co, Nebraska who were from Illinois, where Charles came from.	Family: F69
20	In the 1920 census there is a Cuppy family up the street - probably related.	Family: F209
21	In the 1920 census, Roy's brother, Guy, was living with this family.	Family: F12479
22	In the 1930 census , Earl's mother, Sarah H. Korb, was living with the family in Harrison, Frontier, Nebraska	Family: F2511
23	In the Person County, North Carolina Deed Books 1792-1825, page 202, it looks like Randolph was a witness to the transfer of a deed: 228-9 Ira Lea to John H. Jones, for $300, 106 acres on Richland Cr adj John Westbrook on still house br, William Westbrook. 15 Nov 1824. Wit: John Rice, Randolph Westbrok	Family: F2537
24	Information on this family is from Nancy Pade.	Family: F2612
25	Information on this family is from Nancy Pade.	Family: F64
26	Kentucky Marriages, 1802-1850	Family: F1181
27	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F2629
28	Majkowski,Paul Kaiser,Catherine Polish Name Database from Lipusz and Borzszkowy Parishes F-3 (File 3 of Five Files) by Francine Palubicki Fitting Lipusz Parish includes these towns: Lipusz, Glisno, Srzybau, Squirawen, Gostomken, Kalisz, Sollen, Ploczyc, Schludron, Tuschkau, Slonne, Zolno, Kayserhutte, Papiermuhle, Schodno, Sluza, Pehlken, Jabluszk, Turzonka, Zdrojin, Keyser, Lorentz, Ludwigsthal, Karpno, Trawitz, Mechau, Bimachej, Kruglenz, Wgrowna, Nakel, Konitop. The spellings may be inaccurate. Borzyzkowy Parish includes these towns: Woyski, Unterosto, Kiedrowice, Ostrowitz, Zapcen, Sztoltzmann, Borowy, Zapcen, Oszesznica, Pradzona, Ostowi.	Family: F2458
29	Married on Edwin's WWI draft registration in 1913.	Family: F2504
30	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F2471
31	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F2471
32	Oshkosh Northwest Nov 4, 1953 Mr and Mrs Otto Schlagel celebrated thier 44 wedding aniversary last Sunday. Thier children Mr&Mrs Wallis Schlagel, Mr &Mrs WRichard crane and Mrs Lou Jillian and 7 grandchildren.	Family: F289
33	Prussian-Poland, possibly at Wyrzysk or Bydgoszez (Bromberg) http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/event.aspx?tid=606242&pid=-2069505118&eid=-1810181926&sid=-2069505117&se=1&pg=32768	Family: F431
34	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F2480
35	Selma and Leslie did not have children.	Family: F2601
36	The family emigrated from Scotland to the USA, arriving in New York on the ship India in 1871.	Family: F2569
37	There is a grave marker in the Indianola Cemetery that says "Silas C WOlfe 1852 - 1905 Sarah C. His Wife 1864 - 1890 It looks like polished granite wih a flower engraved on the left. There is an emblem of some sort above the names, but I can't see what is is from the photo.	Family: F18
38	There is also a marriage record that is likely the brother of Anthony and sister of Elizabeth: David Shawler Birth Place: KY Birth Year: 1810 Spouse Name: Mary Johnson Birth Place: KY Spouse Birth Year: 1811	Family: F1181
39	There was a child, Marcellus Moss living with William Stanley Jones and Cornelia Falconis Westbrok in the 1870 census. According to Laura B. Grover: "The child Marcellus was the illegitimate son of my great grandfather, Robert Henry Westbrook. He was not married at the time of the boy’s birth and the Jones family took Marcellus to raise because Cornelia was Robert Henry’s sister. I found documentation to this effect in the probate records of William S. Jones in NC a couple of years ago when I went to the archives to do research. Marcellus apparently only lived with Cornelia and William. I believe his mother was a Morris. There was no bastardy bond required to be filed because the child was not taking money or support from the parish. He eventually married and had children. I looked at his death certificate and it does not give the name of his mother or father. Says unknown in both places."	Family: F2536
40	This information was not included at the time of publishing of the Windemuth Family Heritage.	Family: F1071
41	Wisconsin Dept Health and Family services, WI Vital Record Index, Pre 1907. Vol 03 page 0133	Family: F198
42	It is believed that she is the Belitie Woertman who died 19 June 1720.	Belitie (Belitje)
43		Edna M.
44	Happy might be a nickname for Keren Happuch, a girls name somewhat popular at the time. KEREN-HAPPUCH - ker'-en-hap'-uk, ke'-ren-hap'-uk (qeren happukh, "horn of antimony," i.e. beautifier; Septuagint Amaltheias keras): The 3rd daughter of Job (Job 42:14), born after his restoration from affliction. Antimony, producing a brilliant black, was used among the Orientals for coloring the edges of the eyelids, making the eyes large and lustrous?ce, the suggestiveness of this name of an article of the ladies' toilet, a little horn or receptacle for the eye-paint. The name "Happy" may also be a nickname for Happuck, a surname found about that time in Virginia where Sarah, Randolph and Happy were born.	Happy
45	Annetje, most commmonly known as Annetje Lodowycke may have been a half-sister to Dirck and Elizabeth, inasmuch as Lodowycke de Jong appeared as a sponsor to the Baptism of Annetje's first child. Proponenets of this theory point out that the motherof the family, Harmtje, widow of Jans, probably married Lodowycke in Holland and he probably sponsored the family, Elizabeth and Dirck, children of the first marriage, and Annetje, his own daughter, in the move to America. It is fairly certain that the mother came to America, but in all land transactions she is known merely as Harmtje Jans with Lodowycke never appearing in the picture. She lived to a ripe old age and owned considerable property in Long Island and Brooklyn and died after 1685. This would make Annetje, born probably in 1636, half sister to the other children. At her marriage in 1655, she names herself as "Annetje Lodeerycks van Amsterdam" (Annetje Loderycks of Amsterdam). It is also conceivable, and there is indication in the records, that she was a little older than assumed and she came to America as the widow or wife of Lodowycke de Jong. This would then make the Lodowycke de Jong, sponsor of her first child, a nephew or other relative; or this could have been an attempt to name the father of the child of a previous marriage.	Harmtje (Hannah)
46		John Read
47	Esther Doyle Read (edrtjd@charm.net)	John Read
48	John was the son of Joseph READ (b c1733 d 18 April 1792 Knowlton Twp (Sussex, now Warren) NJ and Sarah SUTTON (b 20 Feb 1742/43 d 31 Aug 1792 Knowlton Twp, NJ) the daughter of James SUTTON and Hannah Louise FREEMAN. I would be more than happy to share any information I have on the family. I would also appreciate knowing if anyone runs across dear ol' Joseph, as we have been unable to find anything of his origins!	John Read
49	MomsterR@usa.net (Sandy Read)	John Read
50	Read family contact:	John Read