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2701	Navnet er ændret til Viggo Aggerholm pr 24/02 1960 Navnet er ændret til Viggo Aggerholm pr 24/02 1960	Agerholm, Viggo (I583)
2702	Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt.	Hammer, Dolly (I20568)
2703	Navneændring i følge navnebevis af 21. juni 1905 med rettet til at bære navnet Anders Kjærgaard.	Nielsen, Anders Kjærgaard (I2821)
2704	Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt.	Thomsen, Ghita (I20644)
2705	Navneændring i følge navnebevis af 9. juni 1905 med retten til at bære navnet Nicolaj Christian Lynge.	Nielsen, Nicolaj Christian (I112359)
2706	Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt.	Frøkjær, Randi Irene (I111188)
2707	Nehemiah is the final child of Samuel Allen and Sarah Partridge. On 8 Jan 1707 he was united in marriage to Sarah Wormall and have a family of about six children. The book "Epitaphs in Old Bridgewater" states about Nehemiah: "Nehemiah Allen was 22 years old in 1703, and was not married till 1707, and his parents, grantors in this deed of 1703, had moved into their new house (Leonard Hill house) from their old house on the bank of the river, near the railroad crossing; and there they lived, and there they died; he June 28, 1705, and his wife, Sarah, after the date of the deed, June 28, 1703, but when is not known; and were, no doubt, both of them buried in this yard, and on the 100 rods given by his son Samuel, but no stone marks their resting-place."...Thanks Chip IAW Find-a-grave also states Sarah Snow Allen-20 Aug 1706-1743/Nathaniel Pratt Alice Allen-8 Oct 1707-28 Nov 1741/Arthur Latham/Jonathon Allen Martha Allen-17 Oct 1713/Jacob Hayward Nehemiah Allen-8 Jul 1715 Lydia Allen-1718-8 Aug 1800/Richard Vining Bethiah Allen-14 Feb 1724-17 Jul 1806/Micah Turner	Allen, Nehemiah (I118502)
2708	Nelda Carter was born on December 14, 1912, in Provo, Utah, to Hettie Rebecca Tanner, age 25, and Lafayette Carter, age 36. Nelda Carter married Lavar Smith Fenstermaker in Las Vegas, Nevada, on August 24, 1945, when she was 32 years old. Her husband Lavar Smith passed away on April 24, 1985, in Salt Lake City, Utah, at the age of 63. They had been married 39 years. Nelda Carter died on July 3, 2008, in Goodyear, Arizona, when she was 95 years old.	Carter, Nelda (I59460)
2709	Neva June Russell, age 88, passed away peacefully on January 24, 2020, at Harris Methodist Hospital in Fort Worth, surrounded by her loving family members. She was born December 14, 1931 in Pilot Point, Texas. Her family later moved to Carrollton where she graduated from Carrollton High School. She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Carrollton. In 1948 she married J.R. ("Buddy") Russell, a WWII veteran and a Carrollton HS graduate. They were married almost 55 years and lived in Carrollton until his death in 2003. June is survived by her daughter Dianne Lamar and husband Mark, her son Bob Russell and wife Cindy, grandchildren Robin Lamar, Brian Russell, Kevin Russell, and Cory Hickman, plus three great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents Inez (Bruner) Yarborough and Eldon Riney, stepfather Harvey Yarborough, and her sisters Foy Ellen Crowder and Mary Lynn George. In the past two years she has been living with her daughter Dianne Lamar and husband Mark in Burleson, where June enjoyed the companionship of their dogs Lucy and Maddie, and enjoyed watching episodes of Judge Judy, Perry Mason, Matlock, and Highway to Heaven. She was also an avid reader of mystery novels, and her favorite author was Mary Higgins Clark. A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, February 1 at Metrocrest Funeral Home 1810 N. Perry Road in Carrollton. Condolences may be left online at www. Legacy.com. Published in Dallas Morning News on Jan. 30, 2020	Riney, Neva June (I141484)
2710	New Bethel Methodist Church Cemetery	Allsup, Martha (I36967)
2711	New England Historic Genealogical Society. The New England Historical and Genealogical Register. Boston: The New England Historic Genealogical Society.	Kilde (S158)
2712	New England Marriages Prior to 1700- by Clarence Almon Torrey with a revised introduction by Gary Boyd Roberts FHL US/CAN 974V2t Jack Mack (1653-1 721) and Sarah Bagley (1663-1732) 5 Apr 1681 Salisbury & Concord, Massachusetts, and Lyme, Connecticut. FHL US/CAN 974,45/S3 John Mack son of John (#1 2547) and Sarah (RIN (#46251) 29 Apr 1682 Born. Family Related to the Bagley and Floyd Families by Martha (Bagley) Anderson and Norton R. Bagley. Plymouth, New Hampshire 1990 FHL SLC Microfiched 6004538 US/CA 929.273 B1472m Some Descendants of Orlando Bagley of Amesbury, Massachusetts by Martha (Bagley) Anderson and Norton Russell Bagley FHL 929.273B147a 1989 vol.1 Bagley Family Origins - Norton R. Bagley 2 Vappi Vale, Moulton Boro, New Hampshire 03254. Introduction - (We first began this work in an effort to trace our own connection to Orlando Bagley of Amesbury, Massachusetts No material has been included that we cannot prove from some kind of record, and we cite the record. Where record is lacking, but circumstantial evidence is great, the word probably is used) BYU BX8670. R928r-Church History Library Some Descendants of Orlando Bagley of Amesbury, Massachusetts by Martha (Bagley) Anderson and Norton Russell Bagley FHL 929.273 B1472 1989 Vol. 1 1973; revised 1984 and 1989 Sarah Bagley daughter of Orlando b. 2 Mar 1662/63; d. 24 Feb 1721, Lyme Ct. md John Mack, 5 Apr 1681 (Salisbury, MA), b. Mar 3, 1653, Inverness, Heidleburg, Scotland. THE BAGLEYS AND HUNTLEYS WERE FROM the British Isles also) and came to New England about 1669, arriving at Boston, but later settling first in Lyme, Connecticut and them at Salisbury, MA. There is a tradition among his descendants that he was "one of those early Scot immigrants who dropped part of their name, retaining the prefix only, "thereby being better able to escape persecution for their religious beliefs." After the birth of their first child, they moved to Concord, MA, where the births of six children are recorded. They moved to Lyme, CT, in 1696. John d. Feb. 24, 1721. They are the maternal great great grandparents of Joseph Smith, founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. BIRTH: Also shown as Born Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA. DEATH: Also shown as Died 1732 ~SEALING_PARENTS: Also shown as SealPar 28 Oct 1975	Bagley, Sarah (I21806)
2713	New England, The Great Migration and The Great Migration Begins, 1620-1635, Volume 3, page 1513: "On the assumption that Joshua Pratt married in Plymouth, the range of families which might have supplied his wife Bathsheba is quite limited. There is no Bathsheba in any family listed in the 1627 Plymouth cattle division, yet Joshua was married by about 1630. This suggests strongly that his wife was a member of one of the families that arrived in Plymouth in late 1629 and early 1630, many of which came from Leiden. Joshua's older brother Benajah married the daughter of JOHN DUNHAM, one of these late arrivals from Leiden, and Dunham had named a younger son Benajah, some years after the birth of Benajah Pratt, but more than 15 years before the marriage of Benajah Pratt and Persis Dunham. Jonathan is apparently another name used by both Dunham and Pratt. Some sources claim that Joshua Pratt's wife was named Bathsheba Fay. There is no evidence for this, and no Fay family in Plymouth who may have supplied such a wife. This false claim apparently arises from the misinterpretation of the marriage in Marlborough, Massachusetts, of John Pratt and Bathsheba Fay on 4 January 1715/16."	Pratt, Bathsheba Fay (I93421)
2714	New Jersey Department of State, 1895 State Census of New Jersey, Trenton, NJ, USA: New Jersey State Archives	Kilde (S376)
2715	New Jersey Department of State, 1895 State Census of New Jersey, Trenton, NJ, USA: New Jersey State Archives	Kilde (S174)
2716	New Jersey Department of State, 1895 State Census of New Jersey, Trenton, NJ, USA: New Jersey State Archives	Kilde (S587)
2717	New Sweden Cemetery	Miller, Woodruff (I113993)
2718	Nicholas has no wife Martha, or Bridget, nor is he related in marriage to any Hovey. His wife is a Jane, but she is unknown surname and unproven	Lobdell, Nicholas (I51101)
2719	Nida Emaline Redmond, age 86, died July 26, 1995 in Anaheim, California. She was born June 19, 1909 in Moroni, Utah. Preceded in death by son, Howard Udell Redmond. Survivors, Derl Christensen, West Valley City; Billy Christensen, Magna; LaRae Christensen, Magna; Marilyn Larsen, Ephraim; Gary Redmond, Cottonwood; Betty Parks, Phoenix, Ariz.; Nina Duncan, Riverside, Calif.; 35 grandchildren, 57 great-grandchildren, six great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday, August 2, 1995, 1 p.m., at Ursenbach Funeral Home, 96 North 100 West, Mt. Pleasant, Utah, (801)462-2427 where friends may call two hours prior to services. Graveside service at Moroni Cemetery, 2:30 p.m. Salt Lake Tribune, The (UT) - Sunday, July 30, 1995 Information in find a Grave:	Draper, Nida Emeline (I132565)
2720	Niels Andersen Mormon missionaries from Utah were holding religious meetings in the neighborhood and there was considerable opposition to this new American religion among the local towns people. Niels and some of his young friends who had heard about these Mormons and some false rumors about them, decided to attend one of their meetings and cause a fuss so as to break up the meeting. They learned when and where the next meeting was to be held and decided to attend and carry out their plan. They waited around outside the hall until the last minute and then entered the building and took seats at the very rear of the hall and close to the door. Being somewhat uneasy about their intentions they wanted to be able to get away quick if it became necessary. It was customary in these meetings to kneel down by the seats when the prayers were said. When the opening prayer was said everyone in the hall got on their knees by their seat. Niels, feeling rather uneasy, only bent one knee, thinking that in this position he could get away faster if it became necessary. When the prayer was over and he went to arise to his feet to take his seat again, the knee that he had not knelt on snapped and went stiff, causing him to limp. The meeting progressed and Niels and his companions became so interested in the message of the missionaries that they forgot to break up the meeting. From this time on Niels would slip away and attend all the Mormon meetings he could and his knee remained stiff and bothered him until on August 10, 1856 when he was baptized in the ocean. As he came up out of the water of baptism his knee snapped and it was no longer stiff.	Andersen, Niels (I113425)
2721	Niels Christian Andersen had only two wives, Maren Larsen and they had 3 children. His second wife was Christine Martine Christensen and they had 8 children. Please do not add any more wives or children.	Andersen, Niels Christiansen (I108094)
2722	NIELS MORTENSEN (KWJ4-1YW) 1823 - 1905 Niels Mortensen, son of Morten Mortensen was born January 30, 1823 in Skovby, Odense, Denmark. He married Mette Hansen on November 8, 1851. Came to America in 1866; and arrived in Salt Lake City, Utah on September 29 1866 and settled in Leamington, Utah in the year 1868. In October 1878 he pioneered into Northern Arizona, settling on the Mortensen Creek, which later became part of the town of Pinedale, Arizona. Then in the summer of 1886 he and his family bought a place in the Salt River Valley, at the town of Lehi, Arizona. Once again they moved on, in 1889 to Old Mexico, to the town of Colonia Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico. Then he moved on to Arroyo Seco and finally to Colonia Guadalupe, where he passed away October 29, 1905, Colonia Dublán, Nuevo Casas Grandes, Chihuahua, Mexico. He was buried 31 October 1905, Colonia Guadalupe Victoria, Casas Grandes, Chihuahua, Mexico	Mortensen, Niels (I106887)
2723	Niels Nicolaj Frøkjær Knudsen var ansat i postvæsenet i over 50 år, heraf størstedelen af tiden i Aalborg. Han begyndte dog sin karriere som postelev i Thisted og flyttede i 1943 for første gang til Aalborg for at arbejde som postbud. Han nåede i de følgende år både forbi København, Horsens og Århus, inden han endelig i 1967 vendte tilbage til Nordjylland og Aalborg, hvor han fik ansættelse som postmester. Dette job beholdt han i over 20 år indtil 1988, hvor han gik på pension. Den mangeårige tjeneste gjorde, at han, da han tog sin afsked fra postvæsenet, blev hædret med Dansk Post Orkester Forbunds fortjenstemblem.	Knudsen, Niels Nicolaj Frøkjær (I111690)
2724	NJ June 24 date per Sutphen	Van Kirk, Ursula Osee (I73160)
2725	NJ? date per Sutphen	Van Kirk, Ursula Osee (I73160)
2726	No one has offered any proof that his wife was Sarah May. So far I have only found her first name. Please do not connect him to Sarah May until you have proof. Someone's GEDCOM is not proof. Someone's tree on Ancestry or other online genealogy site is not proof. A marriage record is proof. Her father's will might be proof.	Churchill, John (I78033)
2727	Norma Rhead Richards, 74, of Stanwood, Wash., passed away Sunday, April 20, 2014, at her home. Norma was born July 28, 1939, to Claude E. and Sarah I. Rhead. On April 4, 1959, she married Raphael L. Richards. She attended school in Shelley, graduating from Shelley High School in 1957. She then attended Ricks College, where she graduated with a nursing degree in 1959. After 20 years as a registered nurse, she went back to college and graduated with a master's degree in nursing from the University of Washington as a geriatric nurse practitioner. She was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She also served as president for the National Conference of Geriatric Nurse Practitioners and was a member of the Northwestern Region Soroptimists. She loved to travel and spend time with her family. She also enjoyed crafts, reading and gardening. Norma is survived by her husband of 55 years, Raphael L. Richards; daughters, Tamera (Michael) Ludwig of San Antonio and Raelene Richards (Jerry Scoles) of Stanwood, Wash.; brothers, Douglas Rhead of Pocatello and Robert (Marlene) Rhead of Meridian, Idaho; sister-in-law, Ruth Rhead of Salt Lake City; sister, Carol (Robert) Girton of Idaho Falls; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, Claude E. Rhead and Sarah I Rhead of Idaho Falls; brother, William Rhead of Salt Lake City; and sister in-law, Raeola Rhead of Pocatello. Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 26, at Fielding Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will visit with friends from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday at Wood Funeral Home, 273 N. Ridge Ave. Condolences may be sent to the family online at www.woodfuneralhome.com. Published in Post Register on Apr. 23, 2014	Rhead, Norma (I131220)
2728	Norman was the son of Charles & Ann (Long) Woodhouse. They were immigrants from England working in St. Louis for a short time on their way to Utah. 5 year old Norman died of cholera as did many others and his older brothers John & Charles watched & followed as he was collected from the house on a cart and taken to the cemetery and buried.	Woodhouse, Norman (I132422)
2729	North Buffalo Church Cemetery	Aggerholm, Jens (I618)
2730	North Buffalo Church Cemetery	Aggerholm, Mathilda T (I456)
2731	North Elba - Simeon Avery, of this town, died the last of April aged 90 years. He came alone from Wisconsin, where some of his children live, about a month before he died. Essex Co. Republican, Thursday, June 6, 1872 Simeon Shipman Avery, son of Simon Avery and Sarah Bump, came to North Elba from Vermont in 1819 with his wife Polly Clark Avery and six children. Simeon was born in Brandon, Vermont in 1784. Polly Clark was born in Vermont in 1790 and married Simeon in 1809. Simeon had purchased from the State of New York, Great Lot 52, Township 12, Old Military Tract, containing 160 acres and situated about three miles southwest of Old Military Road. Some of North Elba's first colonists had previously lived in this isolated area and an access road of sorts was in place. Simeon at once built a log cabin and started a farm. This section became known as Averyville, and the access road as Averyville Road. Polly Avery died in October of 1846 at the age of 57. Within a few years Simeon married again. On Jan 13,1848, he married, Lucy Hatch. He and Polly seem to have had ten children, five sons and five daughters: Earl, Royal Alonzo, Julius, Simeon Fayette, Philip, Sophronia, Jane and three daughters whose names are unknown. All the Avery children eventually scattered to the four winds, with the exception of Simeon Fayette, always known as Fayette. Some seem to have died in infancy. Fayette was the only child to remain on the old Avery place, farming and caring for his father until the latter's death in 1872. When Fayette, the last of the Averys, moved away in the early 1870s, the home was still a log cabin.	Avery, Simeon Shipman (I142403)
2732	North Highlands Burying Ground	Brewster, Absalom Esq (I114175)
2733	Not Far From His Birthplace At Blenheim	Churchill, Winston Leonard Spencer (I95300)
2734	Not Mary Gould. The actual marriage record in Reading lists Nathaniel Cutler marrying Mary ____. No last name is given in the 1655 marriage record. Mary, wife of Nathaniel Cutler, is recorded in the Reading records as his wife and having died on 4 Feb 1707/8. John Gould, whose will was written in 1689 and proved in 1690, makes mention of his living children, but there is no mention of any Mary Gould or more importantly of any Mary Cutler, which would have been her name at that time. (See https://archive.org/stream/gilesmemorialgen00invint#page/170/mode/1up). This all proves Mary Gould was not Nathaniel's wife. From Find A Grave Index: Mary Gould Cutler b. Jul 1636 Charletown Suffolk Co, Massachusetts, d. 4 Feb 1708 Reading, Middlesex Co, Massachusetts, Burial UNK; Memorial ID 174618507. Daughter of John Gould 1610-1691 and Mary Gould unknown-1642.	Mary (I121539)
2735	Not much can be found of John A. Denning. His gravestone is in Ammon, Idaho cemetery. The only records that can be found are in remembrances of his family.	Denning, John Abraham (I33506)
2736	Note on his FIND A GRAVE 7015852: "The surname is misspelled on the stone as 'Charmbling'. The preponderance of records indicates 'Chamberlain' and 'Chamberlin' are the usual spellings. He married Sarah Day on Jan 4, 1710/1. She was the daughter of Thomas Day and Elizabeth Merrick Day. [12] Children: William Chamberlain Jr, Peleg Chamberlain, John Chamberlain, Sarah Chamberlain [Ephraim] Foote, Mercy Chamberlain Ward, Mary Chamberlain Wells Foote (whose first husband was Elisha Wells), Rhoda Chamberlain Worthington, Nathaniel Chamberlain, Elizabeth Chamberlain Jones, Ebenezer Chamberlain, Joel Chamberlain, and Miriam Chamberlain Scoville."	Chamberlain, William Sr. (I107371)
2737	Note on Parents: There are several wills that prove that the Hooker family who lived at Birstall was the same Hooker family that lived at Marefield and worshipped at Tilden on the Hill parish church. Please see notes for William's sister, Frances, for more information.	Hooker, William (I143462)
2738	NOTE: Many of the "traditional dates" can now be substantiated with primary documentation. Please refer to primary documentation to verify accuracy. For example, Thomas' headstone was placed on Ann Fall's grave in memoriam after her death. The birth date on the headstone is 10 May 1795. However, his indexed birth record notes his birth date as 19 May 1795. Family tradition states that Thomas was possibly scouting on church assignment or personally to improve the family circumstances and was killed by a Native American after unknowingly entering a restricted area. Ann Fall was made known of this by a companion of the Native American who killed her husband. He was killed in the summer or fall of 1858 in the Parowan, Iron, Utah Territory, United States area.	Freestone, Thomas (I132613)
2739	NOTE: German names in the 18th century were spelled the way someone heard it or wrote it down. Sound-alike consonants contribute to the variety of spellings as "D" and "T" interchange, e.g. "Diel" can be "Thiel" and thus Dieterich is Tidrig or Tiedrig. Dieterich is also the baptized name of Richard.	Goedemoet, Jacob (I114418)
2740	NOTE: The early part of his life he was called 'Travis' but in 1960 he started going by 'T. Glenn'. TOGETHERNESS (He loved this poem that he received from his sister when his wife passed away. He read it every night before he went to bed. His sister had received it from a friend at the time her husband passed,) TOGETHERNESS Death is nothing at all. I have only slipped away into the next room. Whatever we were to each other we still are. Call me by my old familiar name. Speak to me in the same easy way you always have. Laugh as we always laughed at the little jokes we enjoyed together. Play, smile, think of me, pray for me. Life means all that it ever meant. It is the same as it always was. There is absolute unbroken continuity. Why should I be out of your mind because I am out of your sight? I am but waiting for you for an interval, somewhere very near, just around the corner. All is well, nothing is past. Nothing has been lost. One brief moment and all will be as it was before--only better...... Infinitely happier. We will be one, together forever. Obituary: Travis Glenn Haws May 8, 1930 - March 25, 2014 Dr. Travis Glenn Haws passed peacefully on March 25th in St. George, Utah to be united once again with his beloved wife JoAnn and departed family members. In his final testimony he wrote, "I want you to know that God lives, and that I love you all, not only for who you are, but what I know you have the power to become." Travis was born in Blackfoot, Idaho in 1930 to Glenn Alley Haws and Roxie Estella Jensen Duckworth and grew up in Idaho Falls. He served an LDS mission in Brazil in 1950 and later married JoAnn Kay Chadwick in the Idaho Falls temple in 1953. He graduated with his BA and MA from BYU and his Ph.D. in Zoology from Purdue University. From 1958-66 he held university teaching positions at colleges in New York, New Jersey, and was the first LDS professor hired by the University of Puget Sound in Washington State. He joined the Church Education System in 1966 and became the LDS Institute Director at Portland State University from 1970-92. Among his various church callings, he was Branch President in Plattsburgh [New York] and Bishop of the Tacoma [Washington] 4th and Forest Grove [Oregon] wards. Since his retirement, he served additional LDS missions with his wife in Philadelphia, Nauvoo and Salt Lake City. Dr. Haws was an avid outdoorsman, master gardener, entrepreneur, scientist, teacher, scholar, author and family man. He is known for his wit and candor, his outgoing nature, and engaging personality. He was curious about life and always amazed by its profound beauty. He had a special gift for appreciating classical music from the moment he heard his first Metropolitan Opera at the age of nine and finding himself moved to tears without knowing why. He later fulfilled a lifelong dream as the guest conductor for the Utah Symphony at the 2006 Deer Valley 4th of July concert. Just months before his passing, Dr. Haws was able to publish his Magnus Opus, a book entitled "Who and What Am I, Why Am I Here on This Earth" (www.answersfromheaven.org) a book he believed could help any person understand the truth about the origin and purpose of life. He is survived by his sister Sharon Jewkes and his 8 children, 31 grandchildren, and 25 great-grandchildren and will be sorely missed by all those who were taught at his feet and influenced by his love and testimony of the Savior Jesus Christ. His family is holding funeral services in his honor at 1:00 pm on Friday, April 4, 2014 at the Sandy LDS chapel, 9855 S 2300 E with viewing services beginning at 11:00 am. (Published in Salt Lake Tribune on Mar. 30, 2014) (Published in The Oregonian from Mar. 28 to Mar. 30, 2014) Haws, T. Glenn age 83; born May 08, 1930; died Mar. 25, 2014 Dr. Travis Glenn Haws passed peacefully March 25, 2014, in St. George, Utah. Among his many leadership roles, Dr. Haws served as the director of the Portland Institute of Religion and as Latter-day Saints Bishop in Forest Grove. Dr. Haws recently published "Who and What Am I" (answersfromheaven.org) about the origin and purpose of life. He was married to JoAnn Chadwick (deceased) and is survived by his eight children; 31 grandchildren; and 25 great-grandchildren. He will be sorely missed by all those who were taught at his feet and influenced by his love.	Haws, Travis Glenn (I132433)
2741	Notes from back of family groupsheet: Family resided in Ogden and Palin City, UT; Superintendent of Plain City Sunday School, 1901-03 1st Counselor to Bishop Geo W Bromwell 1903-06 Bishop of Plain City Ward 1906-10 High Counselor in North Weber Stake 1901 Merchant. ==================// awd	Garner, Henry James (I92548)
2742	Notes from Minnie Jane Fisher Ellsworth (daughter in law): Member Nauvoo Legion; President Parks and Lewisville Irrigation company; probate judge; superintendent of schools; president and director of Little Feeds Canal company.	Ellsworth, Edmund William (I104726)
2743	NOTES TO ALL: THIS IS NOT THOMAS FORD. THOMAS SCOTT HAD TWO WIVES. FIRST WIFE IS NOT KNOWN THAT BIRTHED MANY IF NOT ALL OF THE CHILDREN. ANN, SECOND WIFE IS REPORTED MUCH YOUNGER IN THE GREAT MIGRATION BOOKS. This is also NOT the husband to Elizabeth Strutt (that Thomas Scott died in 1654 and was born out of Rattlesden, England). Ann Scotts’ first husband, Thomas Scott, was killed 6 Nov 1643, carelessly by John Ewe who was fined and 10 pounds given to his widow. Thomas lay wounded and gave his Will, though incomplete, as it did not name an overseer. He provided for his widow, Ann, and son Thomas, and his three daughters. His widow married 7 Nov 1644, Thomas Ford; she died in Northampton, 5 May 1675. One daughter, Mary, married at the same time with her mother, Robert Porter; another daughter, Sarah, married 5 Dec 1645, John Staley; and the other daughter, Elizabeth married 3 or 6 Feb 1649, John Loomis of Windsor. (from Savage's Dictionary) For the Will taken 6 Jan 1643, the Probate Records give the relationships of Thomas Scott: Thomas Scott, Jr.; wife is now Ann Ford, sisters are Elizabeth and John Loomis; Mary and Robert Porter; and Sarah and John Standly.	Scott, Thomas (I143468)
2744	nød anseelse som en meget dygtig læge; i en årrække studerede han medicin ved fremmede universiteter, blev dr. med. i Pauda og bosatte sig efter sin hjemkomst i Randers	Hofman, Søren Nielsen (I23764)
2745	Oak Grove Cemetery	Kenyon, Henry Stanton (I114272)
2746	Oak Hill Cemetery	Upton, Grace Maria Louise (I115297)
2747	Oak Hill Cemetery	Upton, Edward Frank (I115277)
2748	Oakwood Cemetery	Whitaker, Mary Halstead (I126801)
2749	Oakwood Cemetery	Babcock, Nettie (I78671)
2750	Oakwood Cemetery	Babcock, Melissa Anna (I56349)

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