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1001	Birth: Dec. 8, 1918 Orangeville Emery County Utah, USA Death: Feb. 4, 1999 Price Carbon County Utah, USA Lola Reid was the daughter of Edward Jackson Reid & Clara Adeline Gentry. She married Edgar Carl Vandyke "Van" Alger. Mother of Rex Alger. Family links: Parents: Edward Jackson Reid (1875 - 1939) Clara Adaline Gentry Reid (1875 - 1967) Spouse: Edgar Carl Vandyke Alger (1914 - 1984) Note: Born Orangeville UT Burial: Price City Cemetery Price Carbon County Utah, USA Plot: 1-R-048-04 Created by: L. Finley Record added: Jul 04, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 39083883	Reid, Lola (I111990)
1002	Birth: Jan. 23, 1858 Death: Mar. 1, 1944 Family links: Spouse: Clara Teegarden Clelland (1865 - 1913)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Jerome Cemetery Jerome Jerome County Idaho, USA Plot: Sec:1-E-12 Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?] Created by: David Woody Record added: Oct 24, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 79206841	Clelland, James Wesley Jr. (I111916)
1003	Birth: Sep. 27, 1723 Windham County Connecticut, USA Death: Feb. 17, 1813 Urbana Steuben County New York, USA Salmon was the son of Ezra and Elizabeth Wight Kingsley. He married Lydia Burgess on 24 January 1743 in Windham County, CT. She was the daughter of Joseph and Thankful Snow Burgess. Salmon and Lydia had 12 children: Nathan, Eunice/Unice, Ebenezer, Elizabeth, William, Jonathan, Salmon, Lydia, Jerusha, Oren/Orrin, Stephen, Tryphena. Lydia died about 1811 and it is not known where she is buried. The family is said to have come to Steuben County about 1811. Salmon is buried here with his son, Stephen, and Stephen's wife, Rebecca Bidwell Kingsley. There are three small stones in the same area, none of which are readable, but one of the stones is said to be for Mary Crawford who died in 1833. Findagrave.com	Kingsley, Salmon (I104548)
1004	Birth: Sep. 6, 1663 Salisbury Essex County Massachusetts, USA Death: 1704 Boston Suffolk County Massachusetts, USA He m. Ann, 16 May 1686, in Boston, where the b. of their first 3 (?) children was recorded. Their 4th child was baptized in Milford, New Haven, CT. Children: 1. Ann (19 Jul 1692-?) 2. Hannah (18 Mar 1695-96-?) 3. William (27 Apr 1697-?) 4. Mehitabel (Bp. 17 Apr 1701-?) He died before 6 May, 1704, when administration on his estate was granted. Family links: Parents: Henry Wheeler (1633 - 1684) Abigail Allen Wheeler (1639 - 1696) Spouse: Ann Phippen Wheeler (1666 - 1696)* Children: William Wheeler (1697 - 1793)* Siblings: Henry Wheeler (1659 - 1684)* William Wheeler (1663 - 1704) James Wheeler (1667 - 1753)* Ann Wheeler Riggs (1667 - 1723)* Josiah Wheeler (1669 - 1734)* Ruth Wheeler Riggs (1671 - 1732)** Mary Wheeler Harris (1685 - 1777)* Calculated relationship *Half-sibling Burial: Body lost or destroyed Specifically: Burial site unknown Findagrave.com	Wheeler, William (I120954)
1005	BIRTH: 1602, likely either at Dorking or Guildford, co. Surrey, England, daughter of William Mullins. MARRIAGE: John Alden, about 1623, at Plymouth. CHILDREN: Elizabeth, John, Joseph, Priscilla, Jonathan, Sarah, Ruth, Mary, Rebecca, and David. DEATH: and 1688 at Duxbury. she attended the funeral of Josiah Winslow in 1680, but no primary source exists to confirm. Priscilla Mullins was born probably near Guildford or Dorking, co. Surrey, England, to William Mullins. She came on the Mayflower to Plymouth in 1620 with her father, brother Joseph, and mother Alice. Her family, herself excepted, died the first winter. She was shortly thereafter, 12 May 1623, married to John Alden, the Mayflower's cooper, who had decided to remain at Plymouth rather than return to England with the ship.They John and Priscilla lived in Plymouth until the late 1630s, when theypmoved north to found the neighboring town of Duxbury. John and Priscilla would go on to have ten children, most of whom lived to adulthood and married. They have an enormous number of descendants living today. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ American Colonial Figure. One of the charter members of the Plymouth Colony, arriving on the first voyage of the "Mayflower", her marriage to John Alden is the third known marriage in the Plymouth colony. Born in Dorking, Surrey, England, she was a young girl of 16 or 17 at the time of the sailing of the Mayflower in 1620 for America, when she arrived with her parents. When her parents died in the first winter ashore, in early 1621, a hard time when about half of the colony perished, she chose to stay with the Pilgrims even though she had a brother and sister surviving in England. Between the time of her parents' deaths in 1621 and her marriage to John Alden about 1623, it is not known whom she stayed with or how she survived. John married Priscilla Mullins about 1623, but the exact date has been lost to history. A legend of a rivalry between John Alden and pilgrim Miles Standish for Priscilla Mullins arose, and was first published in the book, "Collection of American Epitaphs and Inscriptions" in 1814, by Timothy Alden. The story was popularized by the poem, "The Courtship of Miles Standish" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in 1858, however, there is no documentation of such a rivalry to have existed in any of the records of the Plymouth Colony. Bio by: Kit and Morgan Benson The Courtship of Myles Standish: Star of Longfellow's poem, The Courtship of Miles Standish is set against the backdrop of a fierce Indian war and focuses on a love triangle among three Mayflower Pilgrims: Miles Standish, Priscilla Mullens, and John Alden.	Mullins, Priscilla (I121018)
1006	Birth: 1810 New York, USA Death: May 2, 1882 Monterey Center Allegan County Michigan, USA Wife of Elijah Kenyon Family links: Spouse: Elijah Kenyon (1793 - 1875)* Children: Henry Stanton Kenyon (1833 - 1910)* Elias W Kenyon (1840 - 1891)* Laura Kenyon (1843 - 1892)* James Edward Kenyon (1845 - 1914)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Poplar Hill Cemetery Monterey Center Allegan County Michigan, USA Plot: 85-8 Created by: Marilyn Kenyon, Psy.D. Record added: Aug 18, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 75130550	Briggs, Mary M. (I127386)
1007	Birth: 1822 Vermont, USA Death: Jul. 3, 1895 Allegan County Michigan, USA Son of Elijah Kenyon and Hannah (Calkins)Kenyon. He accompanied his father to Medina County, Ohio in 1832, where he married Jane Eggleston and lived until 1850, then they settled in Monterey, Allegan County, Michigan. They had the following children: Hiram, born 1846, married Katie Johnson Freeman, born 1850, married Inez Pierce Almeda, born 1857, married E.F. Ferris Family links: Parents: Elijah Kenyon (1793 - 1875) Spouse: Jane Eggleston Kenyon (1828 - 1901)* Children: Hiram J Kenyon (1846 - 1927)* Caleb Freeman Kenyon (1850 - 1939)* Almeda Kenyon Ferris (1857 - 1945)* Siblings: Caleb F. Kenyon (1822 - 1895) Henry Stanton Kenyon (1833 - 1910)* Elias W Kenyon (1840 - 1891)* Laura Kenyon (1843 - 1892)* James Edward Kenyon (1845 - 1914)* *Calculated relationship Note: No marker was found for Caleb. Burial: Poplar Hill Cemetery Monterey Center Allegan County Michigan, USA Plot: 85-5 Created by: Marilyn Kenyon, Psy.D. Record added: Aug 18, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 75130800	Kenyon, Caleb F. (I114708)
1008	Birth: Jan. 28, 1769 Voluntown New London County Connecticut, USA Death: Sep. 21, 1851 Mexico Oswego County New York, USA Son of 1111 John Kenyon and Lydia Eanos; husband to Lydia Withey Family links: Parents: John Kenyon (1730 - 1823) Spouse: Lydia Withey Kenyon (1770 - 1847) Children: Elijah Kenyon (1793 - 1875)* Stanton Kenyon (1794 - 1878)* Calvin B. Kenyon (1798 - 1864)* Lydia Kenyon Tanner (1801 - 1856)* Mary Kenyon Spooner (1806 - 1895)* Sarah Kenyon Briggs (1808 - 1854)* Fannie Kenyon Day (1815 - 1897)* Siblings: Gardiner Kenyon (1755 - 1825)* Mercy Kenyon Watson (1757 - 1847)* John Kenyon (1760 - 1849)* Zebulon Kenyon (1762 - 1810)* Freeman Kenyon (1769 - 1851) Remington Kinyon (1771 - 1854)* Lewis Kenyon (1774 - 1859)* Amos Kenyon (1781 - 1837)* Job R Kenyon (1783 - 1820)* Reynolds Kenyon (1786 - 1860)* Joseph Greene Kenyon (1792 - 1851)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Mexico Village Cemetery Mexico Oswego County New York, USA Maintained by: Taryn DiTomasso Originally Created by: Marilyn Kenyon, Psy.D. Record added: Aug 30, 2008 Find A Grave Memorial# 29433340	Kenyon, Freeman (I114265)
1009	Birth: Jun. 1, 1793 Windham County Connecticut, USA Death: Apr. 18, 1875 Monterey Center Allegan County Michigan, USA married to Hannah Calkins and Mary Briggs Elijah, his wife Mary and 6 children are listed on the 1850 federal census, where they are living in Royalton, Cuyahoga, Ohio. Elijah is lasted as born about 1794 in Connecticut, while Mary is listed as born about 1811, in New York State. He is a farmer with land valued at $1,500. Children all listed as having been born in Ohio include: Stanton, born about 1833, Hannah, born about 1836, Sarah J., born about 1837, Elias, born about 1839, Laura M., born about 1843, and J. Edward, born about 1845. He and wife Mary were listed on the 1870 Monterey, Allegen, Michigan township census. He was 77, she was 57, both listed as born in Vermont. There was a James E. Kenyon, living in the household, born 1845, in Ohio. Family links: Parents: Freeman Kenyon (1769 - 1851) Lydia Withey Kenyon (1770 - 1847) Spouse: Mary M Briggs Kenyon (1810 - 1882) Children: Caleb F. Kenyon (1822 - 1895)* Henry Stanton Kenyon (1833 - 1910)* Elias W Kenyon (1840 - 1891)* Laura Kenyon (1843 - 1892)* James Edward Kenyon (1845 - 1914)* Siblings: Elijah Kenyon (1793 - 1875) Stanton Kenyon (1794 - 1878)* Calvin B. Kenyon (1798 - 1864)* Lydia Kenyon Tanner (1801 - 1856)* Mary Kenyon Spooner (1806 - 1895)* Sarah Kenyon Briggs (1808 - 1854)* Fannie Kenyon Day (1815 - 1897)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Poplar Hill Cemetery Monterey Center Allegan County Michigan, USA Plot: 85- 7 Created by: Marilyn Kenyon, Psy.D. Record added: Aug 18, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 75130245	Kenyon, Elijah (I114277)
1010	Birth: Jun. 6, 1770 Preston New London County Connecticut, USA Death: Mar. 15, 1847 Mexico Oswego County New York, USA Family links: Parents: Lemuel Withey (1737 - 1826) Mary Mulkins Withey (1738 - 1813) Spouse: Freeman Kenyon (1769 - 1851)* Children: Elijah Kenyon (1793 - 1875)* Stanton Kenyon (1794 - 1878)* Calvin B. Kenyon (1798 - 1864)* Lydia Kenyon Tanner (1801 - 1856)* Mary Kenyon Spooner (1806 - 1895)* Sarah Kenyon Briggs (1808 - 1854)* Fannie Kenyon Day (1815 - 1897)* Siblings: Lydia Withey Kenyon (1770 - 1847) Stephen Withey (1772 - 1860)* Elias Wethey (1779 - 1868)* William Withey (1783 - 1871)* *Calculated relationship Inscription: w/o Freeman Kenyon Burial: Mexico Village Cemetery Mexico Oswego County New York, USA Created by: Taryn DiTomasso Record added: Mar 31, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 35377143	Withey, Lydia (I114269)
1011	Birth: 1620 Death: 1705 He married, first, by 1647, Elizabeth Marsh. He married, second, about 1648, Deborah Williams, the daughter of Robert Williams and Elizabeth Stalham Williams of Hingham and Roxbury. He married, third, after 1676, Alice Appleyard, who died in 1680. Children(by first marriage): Elizabeth Turner Smith. Children(by second marriage): Deborah Turner Tatman, John Turner III, Isaac Turner, Mary Turner Parker(Here?), Samuel Turner, Sarah Turner Plimpton Metcalf, Abigail Turner Smith Clark, and Hannah Turner. Family links: Spouses: Elizabeth Marsh Turner (1627 - 1647) Deborah Williams Turner (1628 - 1676)* Children: Elizabeth Turner Smith (1647 - 1676)* Mary Turner Parker (1658 - 1713)* Sarah Turner Metcalf (1663 - 1738)* Abigail Turner Clark (1667 - 1750)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Unknown Created by: Kevin Avery I concur. Record added: Jun 13, 2010 H Allyn Wilkinson Find A Grave Memorial# 53624805 In the birth record of John son of John and Deborah, 3 March 1650, Medfield, from the Memoirs of Rev. Edward Turner. p 185 John, wife Deborah of Medfield, MA, husbandman made freeman May 2, 1649. From 1651 had children (11) John, Isaac, Mary, Samuel,Sarah, Elizabeth, Deborah, Abigail and Hannah. He was dead in 1705l,	Turner, John (I121631)
1012	Birth: 1630, Saffron Walden, Essex, England. Death: Sep. 12, 1716, Braintree, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, USA. John was baptized September 18,1630 at Saffron Walden, Co.Essex, England, the son of Samuel Bass and Ann Saville Bass. On February 3,1657 he married Ruth Alden [b.1634/5-1674] when he was about 26 years of age and she was 23. Ruth was the daughter of John Alden and Priscilla Mullins Alden, and a second generation Mayflower Descendant. He married, second, Sept 21,1675, Anne, the widow of Samuel Sturtevant. He had no children by that marriage. Children(by first marriage): John Bass Jr, Samuel Bass, Hannah (1661-1666), Ruth Bass Webb, Joseph Bass, Hannah Bass Adams, Mary Bass Webb Copeland Spear, Sarah Bass Thayer, and Philip Bass.	Bass, Captain John Sr. (I114851)
1013	Birth: 1667 Bridgewater Plymouth County Massachusetts, USA Death: Dec. 18, 1753 Duxbury Plymouth County Massachusetts, USA Family links: Parents: Joseph Alden (1627 - 1697) Mary Simmons Alden (1638 - 1697) Spouse: Joseph Snow (1664 - 1753) Children: Joseph Snow (1690 - 1773)* Jonathan Snow (1703 - 1783)* Siblings: Isaac Alden (1664 - 1727)* Joseph Alden (1667 - 1747)* Hopestill Alden Snow (1667 - 1753) Mercy Alden Burrell (1668 - 1727)* Elizabeth Alden Snow (1672 - 1705)* John Alden (1674 - 1730)* Evidence that Hopestill was the daughter of Joseph even though his will doesn't include any daughters is a letter dated 14 Apr 1801 from John Alden (Son of John, Son of Jospeh) states his grandfather had two daughters "married into the family of Snow of Bridgewater." (The other daughter was Elizabeth Alden, wife of Benjamin Snow - 1669) Also Hopestill's son Joseph Snow sold land that had once been owned by Joseph Alden, suggesting Hopestill had acquired the land from her father.	Alden, Hopestill (I121486)
1014	Birth: about 1320 Mangerton Castle, Dumphrieshire, Scotland Death: about 1398 Hermitage Castle, Lindores, Fifeshire, Scotland	Armstrong, Robert I (I75510)
1015	Birth: Aug. 1, 1897 Salem Utah County Utah, USADeath: Jan. 21, 1976 Saint George Washington County Utah, USA Attended Ohio State University, graduated from University of Paris, France, attended University of Madrid, Spain. School teacher in Montpelior, Idaho. Lived in Ohio, Los Angelos, California, moved to St. George in 1969. Children: Gardner Hale Russell Erwin Dee Russell Family links: Parents: Ira Walter Gardner (1845 - 1924) Alice Snow Gardner (1855 - 1937) Children: Gardner Hale Russell (1920 - 2012)* Siblings: Milton Herman Gardner (1881 - 1963)* John Ralph Gardner (1892 - 1960)* Agnes Nancy Gardner Russell (1897 - 1976) Calculated relationship Burial: Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park Salt Lake City Salt Lake County Utah, USA Birth: Aug. 1, 1897 Salem Utah County Utah, USADeath: Jan. 21, 1976 Saint George Washington County Utah, USA Attended Ohio State University, graduated from University of Paris, Fr ance, attended University of Madrid, Spain. School teacher in Montpeli or, Idaho. Lived in Ohio, Los Angelos, California, moved to St. Georg e in 1969. Children: Gardner Hale Russell Erwin Dee Russell Family links: Parents: Ira Walter Gardner (1845 - 1924) Alice Snow Gardner (1855 - 1937) Children: Gardner Hale Russell (1920 - 2012) Siblings: Milton Herman Gardner (1881 - 1963)* John Ralph Gardner (1892 - 1960)* Agnes Nancy Gardner Russell (1897 - 1976) *Calculated relationship Burial: Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park Salt Lake City Salt Lake County Utah, USA	Gardner, Agnes Nancy (I104837)
1016	Birth: Dec. 21, 1850 Springfield Sangamon County Illinois, USA Death: Feb. 20, 1862 Washington District of Columbia District Of Columbia, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 9126; Presidential Child. He was the third child and son of US President Abraham Lincoln and Mary Todd Lincoln. Named for Mary Lincoln's brother-in-law Dr. William Wallace, he and his younger brother Thomas (Tad) were rambunctious children during the time they lived in Springfield, Illinois, recorded by Abraham's law partner William Herndon for turning their law office upside down, pulling the books off the shelves, while their father appeared oblivious to their behavior. After Abraham Lincoln was elected US President in 1860, the family moved into the White House the following year and it became the children's new playground. In early 1862 he and Tad both became ill. The most likely cause of the illness was typhoid fever, which was usually contracted by consumption of fecally contaminated food or water. Tad managed to recover, but Willie's condition fluctuated from day to day. His condition worsened and he finally succumbed on February 20, 1862 at the age of 11. Both parents were deeply affected by his death. His father did not return to work for three weeks and Tad cried for nearly a month because they were very close. Mary became so distraught that Lincoln feared for her sanity. Dr. Charles Brown, who perfected of the technique of embalming, was called to the White House and prepared the remains. He lay in state in the Green Room which adjoins the East Room where a private service was conducted by the pastor of The Washington New York Avenue Presbyterian Church and he was interred at Oak Hill Cemetery in Georgetown, Washington DC. The Lincolns were so pleased by the preservation achieved by Dr. Brown that he was disinterred twice so that they could again view his remains. After Lincoln's assassination in 1865, his remains were exhumed and were placed on the Presidential funeral train with his father and interred in a temporary tomb at Oak Ridge Cemetery in Springfield, Illinois. In September 1871 when Lincoln's permanent tomb was finished at Oak Ridge Cemetery, he was placed alongside the remains of his father and his brothers Tad and Eddie. (bio by: William Bjornstad)	Lincoln, William Wallace (I112201)
1017	Birth: Dec. 30, 1887 Salt Lake City Salt Lake County Utah, USADeath: Jan. 5, 1990 Salt Lake City Salt Lake County Utah, USA Obituary - Naomi (Nay Nay) Young Spence James Schettler, age 102, well-known and oldest surviving granddaughter of Brigham Young, passed away in Salt Lake City on January 5, 1990. Born to Don Carlos and Alice Naomi Dowden Young on December 30, 1887 in Salt Lake City, Utah Territory, she was the eldest daughter and last surviving of 15 children. She married John Leslie Spence on September 30, 1907 in Ogden, Utah; solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died in 1911. She married Parley James on June 22, 1918; he died in 1957. Married Orson Schettler on January 7, 1966; he died in 1968. A stalwart member of the LDS Church, she actively served throughout her life in the organizations of the Church including Relief Society, Primary, Mutual, and Sunday School. Member of the Ensign 2nd Ward. Blessed with a remarkable memory, she could recall in detail, events and names spanning a period of nearly 100 years and was interviewed often about the early history of the Church in the Salt Lake area. She was one of the co-founders of the Granddaughters of Brigham Young Association and also one of the original members of the Lindsay Gardens Camp of DUP. A lover of the Fine Arts, she was an accomplished artist receiving her training from James Harwood, Joseph Everett, and Michael Cannon. Her beautiful watercolors remain a legacy of her special talent. She studied voice and elocution and gave many performances in her earlier years. The honored matriarch of a noble family and beloved mother to many, she is survived by her children, Mrs. Alice Y. Spence Counter, Mrs. Louise Spence Clark, Elmer A. and Marie James, all of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Paul (Ethel) James Larson of Sheridan, Montana; and Mrs. Blanca James of Columbus, Ohio; 15 grandchildren, 56 great-grandchildren and 7 great-great-grandchildren; and many loving nieces and nephews. Funeral Services will be held on Wednesday, January 10, 1990 at 12 noon at Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple Street, where friends may call on Wednesday from 10 am until services. Interment: Salt Lake City Cemetery. Published in the Deseret News on 1/7/1990. Family links: Parents: Joseph Don Carlos Young (1855 - 1938) Alice Naomi Dowden Young (1864 - 1950) Spouses: Parley Griffin James (1880 - 1957) Orson Paul Schettler (1887 - 1968) John Leslie Spence (1884 - 1912)* Children: Louise Spence Clark (1909 - 2007)* Siblings: Don Carlos Young (1882 - 1960)* Edwin Dowden Young (1884 - 1884)* Kirtland Dowden Young (1885 - 1957)* Naomi Dowden Young Schettler (1887 - 1990) Weston Hardy Young (1888 - 1965)** Constance Young Stark (1889 - 1977)* Katie Claire Young May (1892 - 1981)* Marion Lyman Young (1892 - 1968) Feramorz Young (1894 - 1986) George Cannon Young (1898 - 1981)* Sydney Young (1900 - 1900)* Edward Partridge Young (1903 - 1973)* Calculated relationship *Half-sibling Burial: Salt Lake City Cemetery Salt Lake City Salt Lake County Utah, USA Plot: X-6-132-3W Maintained by: SMSmith Originally Created by: Ryan D. Curtis Record added: Oct 27, 2008 Find A Grave Memorial# 30926580	Young, Naomi Dowden (I42682)
1018	Birth: Mar. 30, 1806 Zurich, Switzerland Death: Mar. 1, 1862 Saint George Washington County Utah, USA Hans Ulrich was born in Bassersdorf, Zurich, Switzerland, the son of Hans Jakob Bryner and Margaretha Homberger. He married Verena Wintsch March 29, 1826 in Bassersdorf. In 1854 he and his wife joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Three years later he, his wife Verena, his daughter Verena (age 25), and grandson Henry Gottfried (age 3) left Liverpool on the sailing ship "George Washington," arriving in Boston April 20, 1857. At age 51 he and his family arrived in the Salt Lake Valley in the fall of 1857. His son Hans Ulrich Bryner Jr. had made the journey a year earlier in 1856. Hans Ulrich participated in the Cotton Mission Call to Dixie and died shortly after their arrival in Saint George, Utah where he is buried. Family links: Spouse: Verena Wintch Bryner (1804 - 1896)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Saint George City Cemetery Saint George Washington County Utah, USA Plot: A-A-38-4-NH Created by: lstrat Record added: Mar 17, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 34918985	Bryner, Hans Ulrich (I139592)
1019	Birth: May 22, 1627 Plymouth Plymouth County Massachusetts, USA Death: Feb. 8, 1697 Bridgewater Plymouth County Massachusetts, USA {no USA before 1776} Mayflower Descendant - Father - John Alden Mother - Priscilla Mullens Wife - Mary Simmons Children: Sarah Alden-1663 Isaac Alden-12 Dec 1664 Mary Alden - 1666 Joseph B. Alden-8 Feb 1667 Hopestill Alden-1668 Mercy Alden-1670 Elizabeth Alden-1672 John Alden-Sep 1674 Joseph's burial location is lost to history. (Bio info provided by Chip5610 #46997557) Their suggestion:Darrel Salisbury (#47446515) ------------------------- He was born after 22 May 1627, - not mentioned in the division of cattle on that date - but in the Julian calendar year 1627 which ended 10 months & 2 days later, on March 24, as he is on an Aug 1643 list of men able to bear arms, i.e., aged 16 to 60. See NEHGS Register, Vol. 52, pp. 362 & 363. ------------------------- Taken from the official John Alden Web pages on eight generations - http://www.alden.org/aldengen/pafg02.htm#4 Joseph Alden (John ) was born about 1627 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, US. {no US before 1776} He died on 8 Feb 1696/1697 in Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA, US. {no US before 1776} Joseph married Mary Simmons about 1660 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA, US. [HELLO! no USA until 1776] Mary was born say abt 1641 in Duxbury, Plymouth, MA, US. [HELLO! no USA until 1776] She died after 10 Mar 1696/1697 in Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA, US. [HELLO! no USA until 1776] They had the following children: + 36 F i Sarah Alden + 37 M ii Isaac Alden + 38 M iii Joseph Alden + 39 F iv Mercy Alden + 40 F v Hopestill Alden + 41 F vi Elizabeth Alden + 42 M vii John Alden Family links: Parents: John Alden (1598 - 1687) Priscilla Mullins Alden (1602 - 1685) Spouse: Mary Simmons Alden (1638 - 1697)* Children: Isaac Alden (1664 - 1727)* Joseph Alden (1667 - 1747)* Hopestill Alden Snow (1667 - 1753)* Mercy Alden Burrell (1668 - 1727)* Elizabeth Alden Snow (1672 - 1705)* John Alden (1674 - 1730)* Siblings: Priscilla Alden* Elisabeth Alden Pabodie (1624 - 1717)* John Alden (1626 - 1702)* Sarah Alden Standish (1627 - 1688)* Joseph Alden (1627 - 1697) Jonathan Alden (1632 - 1697)* Ruth Alden Bass (1637 - 1674)* Mary Alden (1638 - 1688)* David Alden (1646 - 1719)* Rebecca Alden Delano (1649 - 1688)* *Calculated relationship Note: my 7th Great Grand Uncle (brownell) eb Burial: Unknown Created by: Barbara Anne (Brownell) ... Record added: Apr 18, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 36023594 https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=36023594	Alden, Joseph (I121484)
1020	Blakesley Prouty	Ellsworth, Elizabeth "Betsy" (I11162)
1021	Blasgow Cemetery	Armstrong, Emily (I115454)
1022	blev 10 Oct. 1754 Abbedisse i Gisselfeldt Kloster.	Danneskiold-Samsøe, Komtesse Sophia Dorothea (I60084)
1023	blev 14 Maj 1738 indskr. i Vallø Kloster ved Stiftets Indvielse, dekoreret 31 Marts 1756 med Enkedronningens Orden (dame de l'union parfaite).	Rosenkrantz, Nicoline Christiansdatter (I54925)
1024	Blev allerede 1755 auskultant i rentekammeret og 1760 kommitteret sammesteds. 1766 udnævntes han til stiftamtmand over Bergens stift og amtmand i Søndre Bergenhus amt, men beklædte kun en kort tid denne stilling, i det han allerede 1768 kaldedes til 3. deputeret for finanserne og medlem af overskattedirektionen. 1770 avancerede han til 2. finansdeputeret og udnævntes tillige til medlem af direktionen for Fonden ad usus publicos, ligesom han også i slutningen af samme år blev medlem af den efter gehejmestatsrådets ophævelse nedsatte rådgivende «Konferens», der dog udelukkende kom til at beskæftige sig med finansielle sager. Desuden var han i 1770 medlem af den kommission, som skulle undersøge årsagerne til en på Bornholm udbrudt misfornøjelse med forskellige skatter. Allerede i maj det følgende år fjernedes han imidlertid af Struensee fra sine embeder og måtte overtage stillingen som amtmand over Tønder amt; men straks efter hofrevolutionen 1772 kaldtes han tilbage til hovedstaden, blev deputeret i finanskollegiet og chef først for det danske, senere for det norske kammer samt på ny medlem så vel af overskattedirektionen som af direktionen for Fonden ad usus publicos og fungerede tillige i nogle måneder som direktør for Øresunds toldkammer. Desuden fik han ordre til at indtræde som medlem både af den kommission, der behandlede skilsmissesagen imellem kongen og dronningen, og af den kommission, der skulle undersøge de under Struensee-Regimentet skete forandringer i lovgivningen og administrationen. Det varede dog ikke længe, før han blev mindre velset af de nye magthavere ved hoffet, hvis optræden han ingenlunde udelt beundrede, men endog til tider frimodig udtalte sig imod. Han fjernedes derfor allerede i slutningen af 1772 igen fra hovedstaden og måtte overtage landdrostiet i Pinneberg, hvor han forblev indtil 1784, da han efter kronprinsens overtagelse af regeringen beskikkedes til stiftamtmand i Akershus stift og amtmand i Akershus amt. Forholdene i de få år, han virkede her, vare ingenlunde lette, thi dels var forholdet til den svenske nabo spændt, dels herskede der en ikke ringe gæring iblandt almuen i det sydlige Norge, og S. var selv medlem af den kommission, som 1786 nedsattes for at undersøge de fremsatte klager over de lokale embedsmænd-, men det lykkedes ham dog så vel ved sin embedsførelse, særlig en levende interesse for Norges opkomst, som ved sin personlige optræden at gøre sig i høj grad agtet og afholdt, hvorpå han ved sin afrejse, efter at han 1788 var bleven udnævnt til justitiarius i Højesteret, modtog de mest utvetydige vidnesbyrd. Stillingen som justitiarius kom han ikke faktisk til at beklæde, thi forinden han kunde få overtaget den, udnævntes han 1789 til statsminister og 1. deputeret i det vestindisk-guineiske Rente- og Generaltoldkammer. 1790 blev han tillige medlem af den ekstraordinære finanskommission, af kanalkommissionen og den bestandige kvægsygekommission og 1791 af den på Schimmelmanns foranledning nedsatte kommission angående negerhandelens ophævelse. Han døde pludselig i København 11. januar 1795. Han var 1755 bleven hofjunker, 1758 kammerjunker, 1769 hvid ridder, 1779 gehejmeråd og 1790 elefantridder. Efter hans død holdtes der i selskabet for efterslægten en mindefest over ham, ved hvilken lejlighed så vel Christen Pram som Rosenstand-Goiske, der nøje kendte hans private og offentlige færd, gav sympatetiske skildringer af ham, hvori de navnlig fremhævede -- hvad der i øvrigt bestyrkes af forskellige spredte udtalelser andensteds fra -- hans klare omdømme, store arbejdsomhed, udprægede retfærdighedsfølelse og en sandhedskærlighed, der end aldrig fornægtede sig lige over for regenten, fremdeles hans ualmindelige fordomsfrihed og tolerance, hans mildt dømmende sind og hans levende medfølelse med samfundets stedbørn. Han blev 30. aug. 1765 gift med Anna Dorothea Ahlefeldt (døbt 14. november 1743 i Eckernförde, d. 25. april 1805 i Pinneberg), hofdame hos prinsesse Louise og en datter af oberst Henrik A. og Frederikke f. Krag. Minerva, Marts 1795. V. S. Skeel, Fam. Skeel S. 314 ff.; Suppl. S. 88 ff.	Skeel, Kommissær Jørgen Erik (I138237)
1025	Blev en kendt Borger i København. Han har sikkert været en begavet Mand, og derfor er han bleven sat til Bogen. Den 11.-3. 1740 tog han exam. Jur. med Karakteren "beqvem". 1745 studerede han ved Universitetet i Jena og 1749 lader han sig indskrive ved Københavns Universitet som Vilhelmu s Mattiæ Neergaard, Cimbrer, 34 Aar g l. 1754 tog han Borgerskab i København som Farver. Senere kaldte han sig The- og Porcellænshandler. Det ser altsaa ikke ud til, at han har befattet sig særlig med Juraen. Ved Siden af sine Forretninger har han nærmest været Værthusholder, men af den finere Slags. I Badstuestræde, hvor han sikkert hele Tiden har haft sin Residens, var han Indehaver af et Kaffehus, som i mange Aar gik under Navnet "Neergaards Kaffehus". Allerede 1750 havde han her oprettet en "Dameloge", hvor Datidens kendte Frimurere optraadte. I Bruuns: København nævnes Villum Neergaard som Indehaver af en af de første saakaldte Selskabsklubber, hvor man under tvangfri Former kunde diskutere Politik. Senere oprettede Neergaard en finere Klub ovenpaa. Villum Neergaard var en kendt Mand i København og omgikkes med Datidens kendte Mænd. Han har været en Mand med mange Ideer, og han har sikkert ogsaa været en Mand, der har forstaaet at bruge Penge. Da han døde 1773 var han fallit, og det havde han nok været i flere Aar. I sin Dagbog skriver Luxdorf 1768, at Veyse er kommen til at skylde nogle og tyve Rigsdaler bort, som han har tabt ved Neergaards Fallit. Det har ikke været ene Smaapenge, det har drejet sig om. Villum var 1. Gang gift med Kirsten Lauridsdatter Lassen, der maaske har været velhavende. Da de ingen Børn havde, oprettedes der 1759 Testamente til Fordel for den længstlevende. 1764 blev Villum Neergaard gift 2. gang med Anna Mygind, der overlevede ham i mange Aar. Hun blev senere gift med Claus Stadius, der endnu 1793 nævnes som Indehaver af "Neergaards Kaffehus". Villum Neergaard efterlod sig ingen Børn, men det kunde se ud til, at han har haft unge Slægtninge fra Kaastrup i Hjemmet. Saaledes nævnes ved Dødsboet foruden Enken en Søsterdatter, Anna Neergaard Hvas og en Søstersøn, Mads Neergaard Hvas. Da han kun er 15 Aar, har de nok haft varigt Ophold i Hjemmet. Blev en kendt Borger i København. Han har sikkert været en begavet Mand, og derfor er han bleven sat til Bogen. Den 11.-3. 1740 tog han exam. Jur. med Karakteren "beqvem". 1745 studerede han ved Universitetet i Jena og 1749 lader han sig indskrive ved Københavns Universitet som Vilhelmu s Mattiæ Neergaard, Cimbrer, 34 Aar g l. 1754 tog han Borgerskab i København som Farver. Senere kaldte han sig The- og Porcellænshandler. Det ser altsaa ikke ud til, at han har befattet sig særlig med Juraen. Ved Siden af sine Forretninger har han nærmest været Værthusholder, men af den finere Slags. I Badstuestræde, hvor han sikkert hele Tiden har haft sin Residens, var han Indehaver af et Kaffehus, som i mange Aar gik under Navnet "Neergaards Kaffehus". Allerede 1750 havde han her oprettet en "Dameloge", hvor Datidens kendte Frimurere optraadte. I Bruuns: København nævnes Villum Neergaard som Indehaver af en af de første saakaldte Selskabsklubber, hvor man under tvangfri Former kunde diskutere Politik. Senere oprettede Neergaard en finere Klub ovenpaa. Villum Neergaard var en kendt Mand i København og omgikkes med Datidens kendte Mænd. Han har været en Mand med mange Ideer, og han har sikkert ogsaa været en Mand, der har forstaaet at bruge Penge. Da han døde 1773 var han fallit, og det havde han nok været i flere Aar. I sin Dagbog skriver Luxdorf 1768, at Veyse er kommen til at skylde nogle og tyve Rigsdaler bort, som han har tabt ved Neergaards Fallit. Det har ikke været ene Smaapenge, det har drejet sig om. Villum var 1. Gang gift med Kirsten Lauridsdatter Lassen, der maaske har været velhavende. Da de ingen Børn havde, oprettedes der 1759 Testamente til Fordel for den længstlevende. 1764 blev Villum Neergaard gift 2. gang med Anna Mygind, der overlevede ham i mange Aar. Hun blev senere gift med Claus Stadius, der endnu 1793 nævnes som Indehaver af "Neergaards Kaffehus". Villum Neergaard efterlod sig ingen Børn, men det kunde se ud til, at han har haft unge Slægtninge fra Kaastrup i Hjemmet. Saaledes nævnes ved Dødsboet foruden Enken en Søsterdatter, Anna Neergaard Hvas og en Søstersøn, Mads Neergaard Hvas. Da han kun er 15 Aar, har de nok haft varigt Ophold i Hjemmet.	Neergaard, Villum Madsen (I57962)
1026	Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt.	Klit, Børge Georg (I101293)
1027	Bliver 1900 adopteret af sin moster Dorthe Pedersen (1864) og hendes mand Jens Jensen Søe. Bliver 1900 adopteret af sin moster Dorthe Pedersen (1864) og hendes mand Jens Jensen Søe.	Søe, Clara Jensen (I111490)
1028	Bluffdale City Cemetery	Christensen, David Odon (I131404)
1029	Boat builder with dry docks in Port Byron, NY	Tanner, Lyman (I115704)
1030	Boede i Frederikshavn.	Andersen, Lars Kloster (I116413)
1031	Boede i Hinding, Nors Sogn.	Søe, Peder Sørensen (I50646)
1032	Boede i Hunstrup.	Nielsen, Birger Møller (I97906)
1033	Boede i Kjærgaard, Tved Sogn	Andersen, Niels Dige (I20603)
1034	Boede i Stenløse.	Kloster, Gudrun (I111162)
1035	Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt.	Petersen, Erik Kloster (I3101)
1036	Boede på adressen Vestergade 32 i, i Thisted Købstad	Agerholm, Martin (I111529)
1037	Boede på Bianco Lunos Alle 2 ser det ud til i 1876 Ejer af Sønderbygaard Grosserer i København Til sidst ejer af Vesselsminde ved København	Glud, Waldemar (I138634)
1038	Boede på Sennels Hede.	Kristensen, Ejnar Gade (I101096)
1039	Boede Peder Lykkesvej 7 på Amager da hun døde omkring 1970	Pedersen, Maren Kirstine (I110939)
1040	Boede til sidst på Istedgade 26 Aalborg	Lynge, Holger Kortegaard (I112515)
1041	Bonaparte Cemetery	Proper, Bertha E. (I118274)
1042	Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt.	Valsted, Søren (I111114)
1043	Bor i Barcelona.	Andersen, Rasmus Kloster (I52662)
1044	Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt.	Stensgaard, Steen Thybo (I106617)
1045	Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt.	Jensen, Flemming (I98359)
1046	Bor i Canada.	Jensen, Kenneth (I20569)
1047	Bor i Frederikssund.	Andersen, Kim Kloster (I3185)
1048	Bor i Frøstrup.	Nn, Ole (I20431)
1049	Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt.	Kristensen, Heidi Frøkjær (I20694)
1050	Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt.	Andersen, Finn Holmkvist (I111476)

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