Notes: Darlene's Family Genealogy

Matches 8,901 to 8,950 of 10,965

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8901	Perished with his brother Richard Cecil, in the burning steamer "Missouri", off the island of Abaco, Bahama Islands. He was in the Civil War. A land owner at Holland Patent, NY, 1865. Leased from the Gov. of Bahamas the Royal Victoria Hotel, Nassau, N.P., and was with his brother Richard Cecil, on the way thither when the vessel burned. The brothers bravely assisted the passengers into the boats, in which there was no room for themselves. He had marked ability as a business man, and made many friends.	CLEVELAND, Lewis Frederick (I11998)
8902	Perne appears in tailor John Lake's accounts 1656-1659 as a daughter of Edward Rawson. George and Perne Broughton moved to Maine about 1677, but returned to Boston by Aug. 1690. They had seven known children: John, Rachel, Mary, Edward, Sarah, Perne, and Rebecca Broughton.	RAWSON, Perne (I96003)
8903	Perry James Baker was born April 30, 1918, in Leedey, Oklahoma to Oliver Perry "O.P" and Mary Ellen (Bales) Baker. He departed this life on November 27, 2016, at his home in Pryor at the age of 98 years, 6 months, and 28 days. Perry grew up and attended school in Leedey and graduated from Leedey High School in 1936. In January of 1941, he joined the United States Army. During his time in the army, he served in Africa, Sicily, and Italy. He received two Bronze Stars, the National Service Ribbon, and a Purple Heart. He was a member of the Disabled American Veterans. On December 12, 1945, he married the love of his life Jettie Pauline Williams and from their union came four children. He was a self-employed farmer/rancher. He enjoyed spending time in Western Oklahoma. He loved people and enjoyed visiting with his family and friends. Perry's passion in life was working his farm and ranch. He was a great man and servant to our country and he will be deeply missed. He is survived by two sons, Ronnie James Baker and Gary Wayne Baker; two daughters, Jean Ellen Reed and husband James and Sandra Faye True and husband Raymond; eight grandchildren, Susie Jones of Batesville, Arkansas, Tonee True of Pryor, Shelley Holt of Broken Arrow, James Reed of Tulsa, Jennifer Ritter of Coweta, Julie Lehrman of Broken Arrow, Nick Baker of Springfield, Missouri and Jesse Baker of Tulsa and fifteen great-grandchildren. He is preceded in death by his wife, his parents, and three brothers.	BAKER, Perry James (I2340)
8904	Personal Ancestral File at Pehoushek.com/genealogy.	Source (S02901)
8905	Personal Information from Andrew A. Chuch, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02902)
8906	Personal Information from Andrew Chuch.	Source (S02903)
8907	Personal Information from Barbara Mills Slosson.	Source (S03941)
8908	Personal Information from Betty Hucker.	Source (S03881)
8909	Personal Information from Bill and Mary Ellen Slosson.	Source (S02904)
8910	Personal information from Bill Linke, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02905)
8911	Personal Information from Colleen Bortoli Gray.	Source (S02906)
8912	Personal Information from Darlene Kay Chuch Donovan, Source Medium: Interview .	Source (S02907)
8913	Personal Information from Dave Slosson, Source Medium: Unknown .	Source (S02908)
8914	Personal Information from Donna (Olson) Chuch, Source Medium: Unknown .	Source (S02909)
8915	Personal Information from Doreene Demarest.	Source (S02910)
8916	Personal Information from Esther Constantine, Source Medium: Unknown .	Source (S02911)
8917	Personal Information from George F. Slosson, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02912)
8918	Personal Information from Hazel Bell (Barbara Tunley).	Source (S02913)
8919	Personal Information from Jeanette Johnston/Bortoli/Donovan.	Source (S02914)
8920	Personal Information from John Mark Bortoli/Donovan, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02915)
8921	Personal Information from Kimberly Ann Koelling Ackerman.	Source (S02916)
8922	Personal Information from Lila Hucker Slosson, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02917)
8923	Personal Information from Louis Bortoli, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02918)
8924	Personal Information from Lynda Dianna-Jones, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02919)
8925	Personal Information from Marcie (Slosson) Clark, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02920)
8926	Personal Information from Margie Slosson Albaugh, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02921)
8927	Personal Information from Marilyn Chuch Jackson.	Source (S02922)
8928	Personal Information from Mark Bortoli.	Source (S03898)
8929	Personal Information from Maurine Beckstead, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02923)
8930	Personal Information from Michele Micetich, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02924)
8931	Personal Information from Mike and Sandy Requet, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02925)
8932	Personal Information from Patricia (Berriman) Fagerstrom, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02926)
8933	Personal Information from Patricia (Chuch) Porter.	Source (S02927)
8934	Personal Information from Roberto Bongera (Itl).	Source (S02929)
8935	Personal Information from Roberto Bongera.	Source (S02928)
8936	Personal Information from Roger William Donovan.	Source (S02930)
8937	Personal Information from Ronald E. Slosson.	Source (S02931)
8938	Personal Information from Susan Sunderland Nickerson, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02932)
8939	Personal Information from Thomas R. Ivansek.	Source (S04055)
8940	Personal Information from Veronica Ann Bortoli Brandolino.	Source (S02933)
8941	Personal Information from Walt Russell, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02934)
8942	Personal Information from Willie Chuch, Ann (Chuch) Coman and Andrew Chuch, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02935)
8943	Personal letter from Uncle Bill Smead Nov 8, 1998, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02936)
8944	Peter and Mary had 3 children.	SLAWSON, Peter (I52088)
8945	Peter Avery was a missionary to the Indians in western New York. He was a deacon of the Baptist church of Groton for fifty years. He was surveyor of the town; selectman, 1778 to 1782, 1787, in which period the town passed many patriotic measures. He was one of the committee of six who were ordered, Dec. 22, 1775, to direct the work on Fort Griswold. In 1787, as one of the selectmen of Groton, he petitioned the legislature for the remission of a fine of L60, for being short four men on the town's quota of soldiers in 1781, for the reason that it was not possible, so many being absent in the service on the seas and in the sea-coast defense, and Sept. 6, 1781, "about 70 men were killed and many wounded and carried away prisoners." They were "allowed only such remission of the fine as would come out of the sufferers who have had taxes abated" (Conn. State Archives, and Allyn's Battle of Groton Heights, p. 14). Peter and wife, mary, are buried in the Niles burying-ground at Groton Center.	AVERY, Deacon Peter (I72975)
8946	Peter B. Hill, Compiler, Mayflower Families Through 5 Generations Vol. 11 Part 3 - Edward Doty (Name: General Society of Mayflower Descendants 2000;), Edward Doty: His Descendants through sons Isaac and Joseph and Daughter Mary .	Source (S02654)
8947	Peter Deming spent the greater part of his life on the farm which was formerly owned by his father. At his death his estate was appraised at over $4500.00. In 1758 from May 30 to Nov. 5, he served as corporal in Maj. Joseph Griswold's Co. in the French War. He appears also to have served in the Revolution in Col. Morris' Grahams's Reb.	DEMING, Peter (I97994)
8948	Peter died August 15th 1635, being drowned in shipwreck on that date; his body was not recovered. The place of his birth is not a matter of record.	THACHER, Peter (I98967)
8949	Peter Fancher was a farmer and carpenter. He was evidently the first Fancher to leave Westchester County, NU, for permanent residence elsewhere, going to Berne in Albany County, NY, about 1803.	FANCHER, Peter (I21687)
8950	Peters, Carolyn, Source Medium: (null) Source Medium: Electronic .	Source (S02937)