Our Family's Journey Through Time
Matches 651 to 700 of 1,119
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| 651 | Still Living. | Defenbaugh, Lura (I0472)
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| 652 | Still Living. | Defenbaugh, Mary (I0474)
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| 653 | Still Living. | Defenbaugh, Mary (I0475)
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| 654 | Still Living. | Defenbaugh, Morris (I0477)
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| 655 | Still Living. | Defenbaugh, Wallace (I0478)
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| 656 | Still Living. | Defenbaugh, Wellington (I0480)
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| 657 | Still Living. | Defenbaugh, William (I0481)
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| 658 | Still Living. | Freece, Guy (I0712)
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| 659 | Still Living. | Hosler, George (I0947)
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| 660 | Still Living. | Hosler, Harry (I0948)
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| 661 | Still Living. | Hosler, Lewis (I0949)
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| 662 | Still Living. | Hosler, Ralph (I0962)
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| 663 | Still Living. | Hosler, Verna (I0964)
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| 664 | Still Living. | Karshner, Charles (I1038)
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| 665 | Still Living. | Karshner, Chauncey (I1041)
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| 666 | Still Living. | Karshner, Emmanuel (I1051)
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| 667 | Still Living. | Karshner, Estella (I1054)
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| 668 | Still Living. | Karshner, Goldie (I1060)
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| 669 | Still Living. | Karshner, Guy (I1061)
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| 670 | Still Living. | Karshner, Ivan (I1065)
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| 671 | Still Living. | Karshner, James (I1070)
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| 672 | Still Living. | Karshner, Jerome (I1071)
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| 673 | Still Living. | Karshner, Myrtle (I1100)
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| 674 | Still Living. | Karshner, Ned (I1101)
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| 675 | Still Living. | Karshner, Samuel (I1108)
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| 676 | Still Living. | Lane, Celesta (I1239)
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| 677 | Still Living. | Lane, Mary (I1241)
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| 678 | Still Living. | Lane, Nancy (I1242)
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| 679 | Still Living. | Lane, Russell (I1243)
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| 680 | Still Living. | Lane, Winters (I1244)
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| 681 | Still Living. | Merkel, Jacob (I1706)
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| 682 | Still Living. | Merkel, John (I1707)
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| 683 | Still Living. | Reicheldifer, Clay (I2010)
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| 684 | Still Living. | Stillwell, Hazel (I2332)
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| 685 | Still Living. | Wright, Howard (I2537)
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| 686 | Stoney Run, Age: 62 | Sims, Catherine (I1632)
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| 687 | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Family History Library, Special Collections, Microfilm #1149514 | Ruxton, Isabell Mary (I292181395637)
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| 688 | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Family History Library, Special Collections, Microfilm #1149514 | Ruxton, Isabell Mary (I1087)
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| 689 | The death of James Young, Esq., of Munson, occurred Thursday, may17th, 1894. Mr. Young was born in Arbooth, Scotland, in 1819. Hebecame a member of the Prebyterian church of Scotland in 1847. In1849 he came to America and located in Bureau county. In 1854 heremoved to Henry county where he has since resided. His death at theage of 75 years tells something of his vigor and strength. As a manMr. Young was noted for his sterling integrity, industry and thrift.He was plain in all his tactics and habits. Since 1882 he has beendeprived of his sight. Still his business has been managed withprudence. His list of warm friends and admirers is as extensive asacquaintance. All knew him to trust him. He leaves a wife and sixchildren to mourn his loss. The sons and daughters were as follows:Mrs. Jane sommers, deceased; Jas. Young, Sedgwick, Kan.; Mrs. MaryRuxton, Hardin county, Ia.; Jno. Young, Nelson, Neb.; Mrs. MaggieSoners, Grundy Centre, Ia.; Wm. Young, Munson; Charles Young, deceasedin infancy, and Mrs. Anna Enzie, Munson. The funeral was from thelate residence in Munson and was conducted by Rev. N. W. Thounton,assisted by Rev. J. M. Linn, Sterm Lake, Ia. All the members of thefamily were present. The interment was in Oakwood. | Young, James (I292181394944)
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| 690 | The death of James Young, Esq., of Munson, occurred Thursday, may17th, 1894. Mr. Young was born in Arbooth, Scotland, in 1819. Hebecame a member of the Prebyterian church of Scotland in 1847. In1849 he came to America and located in Bureau county. In 1854 heremoved to Henry county where he has since resided. His death at theage of 75 years tells something of his vigor and strength. As a manMr. Young was noted for his sterling integrity, industry and thrift.He was plain in all his tactics and habits. Since 1882 he has beendeprived of his sight. Still his business has been managed withprudence. His list of warm friends and admirers is as extensive asacquaintance. All knew him to trust him. He leaves a wife and sixchildren to mourn his loss. The sons and daughters were as follows:Mrs. Jane sommers, deceased; Jas. Young, Sedgwick, Kan.; Mrs. MaryRuxton, Hardin county, Ia.; Jno. Young, Nelson, Neb.; Mrs. MaggieSoners, Grundy Centre, Ia.; Wm. Young, Munson; Charles Young, deceasedin infancy, and Mrs. Anna Enzie, Munson. The funeral was from thelate residence in Munson and was conducted by Rev. N. W. Thounton,assisted by Rev. J. M. Linn, Sterm Lake, Ia. All the members of thefamily were present. The interment was in Oakwood. | Young, James (I387)
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| 691 | The death of James Young, Esq., of Munson, occurred Thursday, may17th, 1894. Mr. Young was born in Arbooth, Scotland, in 1819. Hebecame a member of the Prebyterian church of Scotland in 1847. In1849 he came to America and located in Bureau county. In 1854 heremoved to Henry county where he has since resided. His death at theage of 75 years tells something of his vigor and strength. As a manMr. Young was noted for his sterling integrity, industry and thrift.He was plain in all his tactics and habits. Since 1882 he has beendeprived of his sight. Still his business has been managed withprudence. His list of warm friends and admirers is as extensive asacquaintance. All knew him to trust him. He leaves a wife and sixchildren to mourn his loss. The sons and daughters were as follows:Mrs. Jane sommers, deceased; Jas. Young, Sedgwick, Kan.; Mrs. MaryRuxton, Hardin county, Ia.; Jno. Young, Nelson, Neb.; Mrs. MaggieSoners, Grundy Centre, Ia.; Wm. Young, Munson; Charles Young, deceasedin infancy, and Mrs. Anna Enzie, Munson. The funeral was from thelate residence in Munson and was conducted by Rev. N. W. Thounton,assisted by Rev. J. M. Linn, Sterm Lake, Ia. All the members of thefamily were present. The interment was in Oakwood. | Young, James (I2575)
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| 692 | The FamilySearch Family Tree is published by MyHeritage under license from FamilySearch International, the largest genealogy organization in the world. FamilySearch is a nonprofit organization sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon Church). | Source (S995457113)
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| 693 | The FamilySearch Family Tree is published by MyHeritage under license from FamilySearch International, the largest genealogy organization in the world. FamilySearch is a nonprofit organization sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon Church). | Source (S410)
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| 694 | The Geni World Family Tree is found on <A href="http://www.geni.com" target="_blank">www.Geni.com</a>. Geni is owned and operated by MyHeritage. | Source (S995457228)
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| 695 | The Geni World Family Tree is found on www.Geni.com. Geni is owned and operated by MyHeritage. | Source (S409)
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| 696 | The Jesup Vindicator says Ichabod Richmond owns eighty acres of land in Washington township, three and one-half miles north of Independence, which he has cultivated this season with the following result: He has threshed 120 bushels of wheat, 750 bushels of oats, and 100 bushels of barley; has cut twenty-five tons of hay and has thirty acres of corn--estimated at forty bushes per acre. Mr. Richmond, who is 98 years of age, has done the work on this farm alone, with the exception of $10 paid for help in harvest, and what is not generally done, cultivated the corn five times through. | Richmond, Ichabod (I292181394820)
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| 697 | The Jesup Vindicator says Ichabod Richmond owns eighty acres of land in Washington township, three and one-half miles north of Independence, which he has cultivated this season with the following result: He has threshed 120 bushels of wheat, 750 bushels of oats, and 100 bushels of barley; has cut twenty-five tons of hay and has thirty acres of corn--estimated at forty bushes per acre. Mr. Richmond, who is 98 years of age, has done the work on this farm alone, with the exception of $10 paid for help in harvest, and what is not generally done, cultivated the corn five times through. | Richmond, Ichabod (I261)
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| 698 | The Jesup Vindicator says Ichabod Richmond owns eighty acres of land in Washington township, three and one-half miles north of Independence, which he has cultivated this season with the following result: He has threshed 120 bushels of wheat, 750 bushels of oats, and 100 bushels of barley; has cut twenty-five tons of hay and has thirty acres of corn--estimated at forty bushes per acre. Mr. Richmond, who is 98 years of age, has done the work on this farm alone, with the exception of $10 paid for help in harvest, and what is not generally done, cultivated the corn five times through. | Richmond, Ichabod (I2034)
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| 699 | This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Tree files. This source citation points you to a current version of those files. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed or changed information since this source citation was created. | Source (S995457085)
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| 700 | This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Tree files. This source citation points you to a current version of those files. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed or changed information since this source citation was created. | Source (S995457168)
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