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Matches 351 to 400 of 413
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| 351 | son of Kazimerez Kilian and Katarzyna Bednarz | Kilian, Jan (I26)
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| 352 | son of Marcin Bury and Apolonia Stanik; previously married to Annie Jagodzie | Bury, Jakub (I28)
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| 353 | son of Marcin Lenart and Rozalia Kuźdżał | Lenart, Piotr (I32)
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| 354 | Stanislaw filed his petition on January 23, 1917 and swore his oath of allegiance on June 20 of that year, renouncing any prior allegiance to Karl I, Emperor of Austria and Apostolic King of Hungary. | Mierzwa, Zofia (I64)
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| 355 | Stanislaw filed his petition on January 23, 1917 and swore his oath of allegiance on June 20 of that year, renouncing any prior allegiance to Karl I, Emperor of Austria and Apostolic King of Hungary. | Wnuck, Fred Stanley (I68)
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| 356 | Stanislaw filed his petition on January 23, 1917 and swore his oath of allegiance on June 20 of that year, renouncing any prior allegiance to Karl I, Emperor of Austria and Apostolic King of Hungary. | Wnuk, Edward (I65)
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| 357 | Stanislaw filed his petition on January 23, 1917 and swore his oath of allegiance on June 20 of that year, renouncing any prior allegiance to Karl I, Emperor of Austria and Apostolic King of Hungary. | Wnuk, Elizabeth (I67)
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| 358 | Stanislaw filed his petition on January 23, 1917 and swore his oath of allegiance on June 20 of that year, renouncing any prior allegiance to Karl I, Emperor of Austria and Apostolic King of Hungary. | Wnuk, Jerome Peter (I69)
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| 359 | Stanislaw filed his petition on January 23, 1917 and swore his oath of allegiance on June 20 of that year, renouncing any prior allegiance to Karl I, Emperor of Austria and Apostolic King of Hungary. | Wnuk, William (I66)
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| 360 | Stanislaw filed his petition on January 23, 1917 and swore his oath of allegiance on June 20 of that year, renouncing any prior allegiance to Karl I, Emperor of Austria and Apostolic King of Hungary. | Wnuk, Stanisław (I52)
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| 361 | Stanislaw was again noted as residing in Grzybow at the time of his emigration and working as a farmer/day laborer. | Wnuk, Stanisław (I52)
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| 362 | Stanley built the house on Dundaff St where he raised his family and lived most of his life. | Wnuk, Stanisław (I52)
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| 363 | Stanley first traveled to the United States in 1905 but then returned to his homeland, before immigrating permanently in 1909. His ship registry entry notes he was 23 years old, single, lived in Grzybów, was a farmer/day laborer, and was traveling in steerage. | Wnuk, Stanisław (I52)
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| 364 | Stanley lists a slightly later birth date in his declaration of intention to naturalize in the US. | Wnuk, Stanisław (I52)
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| 365 | The 1865 NY census lists Catherine as being 30 years old and born in Germany. The 1870 census lists her as being 35 years old and born in Hesse Darmstadt. Her burial record lists her as 38 years, 10 months old at the time of death, which would put her birthdate somewhere around June 1834. | Wagner, Catherine (I389)
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| 366 | The 1865 NY census lists George as 31 years old and born in Germany. The 1870 census lists him as 34 and born in Bavaria. The 1875 NY census lists him as 41 and born in Germany. The 1880 census lists him as 46 and born in Bavaria. His obituary lists his birth year as 1833 and provides the name of his birth town. | Hirsch, George A. (I388)
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| 367 | The 1900 census lists Caroline's birthdate as March 1871, while her cemetery record (whcih notes her as 72y, 7m, 21d at death) would give her a birthdate on or within a day of 2 April 1871. | Lakey, Caroline Rogers (I395)
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| 368 | The 1915 NJ census lists her birth month one year later, Nov 1847. | Wilcox, Catherine (I408)
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| 369 | The 1915 state census lists Adolph's birth month as July 1860, but most earlier records indicate a birth year several years earlier. | Hirsch, Adolph C. (I390)
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| 370 | The census listing says "Lumber" for occupation. It is unclear if this is lumber sales or something else in the lumber industry. This might actually be a typo for "Laundry" since he is listed as involved in the laundry business in both the 1900 and 1910 censuses. | Hirsch, Adolph C. (I390)
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| 371 | The census lists them as living on S. Ellicott, but at that time there were no house numbers in that area. | Hirsch, Charles (I391)
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| 372 | The census lists them as living on S. Ellicott, but at that time there were no house numbers in that area. | Hirsch, Bertha M. (I392)
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| 373 | The existence of this individual is somewhat dubious -- the only record which exists is a burial ledger entry noting a Catherine Hirsch, aged 1 year 5 months, was buried on 24 Jul 1874 in the Hirsch family plot (SW 1/4, lot 156, range 2) at Mount Hope. No cause of death is listed and her address is listed as Grape Street. When Catherine Wagner Hirsch died in April 1873, she was listed in obituaries as being the mother of five children, all of whom are already accounted for (Adolph, Anna, Bertha, Charles, Ida), leaving this Catherine's link to the family unclear at best. | Hirsch, Catherine (I399)
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| 374 | The link for Katarzyna to this family comes from her marriage record in Podborce, Zgrosko parish, which lists her parents as Jan Walas and Agnieszka Lazor. She has no birth or death record in the parish. | Walas, Katarzyna (I20)
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| 375 | The only extant record for Józef is a mention that Katarzyna Toporek was his widow at the time of her marriage to Paweł Walas. There is no information available on whether he and Katarzyna were married, whether they had any children, or when he was born and died. | Zbieg, Józef (I19)
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| 376 | The wedding took place at the home of Caroline's mother in Palmyra. | Family: Adolph C. Hirsch / Caroline Rogers Lakey (F141)
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| 377 | This birth date is an estimate baed off of an unsourced FamilySearch tree. | Vogt, Bastian (I3)
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| 378 | This birth year is estimated based on Altana's headstone, which lists her as being 58 years old at the time of her death. | Altana (I100)
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| 379 | This birth year, which was listed on his death certifidate, is almost certainly incorrect based on his age when he got married, but the day/date could be accurate. | Mierzwa, Franciszek (I58)
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| 380 | This birthdate is estimated based on her age at death being recorded as 65 years, 5 months and 4 days. | Tschudin, Margreth (I7)
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| 381 | This church is described as "the old wooden First Presbyterian church, which stood on the present [1897] site of McCarthy's retail store". | Grant, Sarah (I98)
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| 382 | This date comes from a family bible record, while the 1729 baptism date comes from a church record. | Delamont, Abraham (I255)
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| 383 | This date comes from the church records, while the 1730 birth date comes from a family bible record. | Delamont, Abraham (I255)
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| 384 | This is likely Jakub Dulak / Wnuk, born 27 Apr 1842 in Gryzbow to Marianna Wnuk, widow of Jakub Dulak | Wnuk, Jakub (I33)
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| 385 | This is the Latinized spelling used in church records. | Mierzwa, Maryanna (I60)
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| 386 | This is the Latinzed spelling used in the church records. | Mierzwa, Pawel (I61)
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| 387 | This marriage date is an estimate based on the birthdate of their eldest known child. | Family: Josiah Wright / Altana (F38)
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| 388 | This marriage date is an estimate based on the birthdate of their eldest known child. | Family: Josiah Wright / Hester (F60)
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| 389 | This might be the Jakub Tomczyk born 11 Jul 1818 in Grzybow to Michał Tomczyk and Tekla Petrikówna. | Tomczyk, Jakub (I43)
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| 390 | This occupation is listed in several documents, including his 1905 and 1909 immigration paperwork and his 1915 declaration of intention to become naturalized. | Wnuk, Stanisław (I52)
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| 391 | This person is a placeholder to occupy person ID #1 in case any random things auto-link to the first individual in the database. | Person, Not A. (I1)
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| 392 | This spelling was used on Fred's birth certificate in 1915. | Wnuck, Fred Stanley (I68)
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| 393 | This surname was provided by Stanley Wnuk on the death certificate of Anna's daughter, Zofia. | Panek, Anna (I59)
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| 394 | This was the date an inventory of his property was completed, which amounted to 1630 guilders. | Borsboom, Pieter Jacobse (I290)
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| 395 | This was the Latinized spelling of her name used in church records. | Mierzwa, Zofia (I64)
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| 396 | This was the Latinized spelling of his name in church records. | Panek, Anton (I63)
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| 397 | This was the Latinized version of his name used in church records. | Mierzwa, Franciszek (I58)
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| 398 | To access records, select podkarpackie (Subcarpatian) province, followed by Zgorsko parish. | Source (S3)
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| 399 | Two children (John and Martin) are missing from the enumeration in the "white males, 10-16" column. | Rudy, Elizabeth (I94)
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| 400 | Two children (John and Martin) are missing from the enumeration in the "white males, 10-16" column. | Vogt, Anna Margaret (I125)
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