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| 1001 | The story about Leon's marriage to Frances mentions that he was a widower and has three children of his own. | Mosher, Leon E. (I937)
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| 1002 | 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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| 1003 | Their miling address in 1918 was RFD #1 out of Kettle Falls. | Lacey, Nellie Irene (I750)
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| 1004 | Their miling address in 1918 was RFD #1 out of Kettle Falls. | Pletcher, Eddy (I753)
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| 1005 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I813)
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| 1006 | This appears to be Shirley's second husband: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/50128176/frank-jacob-kautter | Somers, Shirley Mae (I668)
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| 1007 | This birth date is an estimate baed off of an unsourced FamilySearch tree. | Vogt, Bastian (I3)
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| 1008 | 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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| 1009 | 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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| 1010 | 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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| 1011 | 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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| 1012 | 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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| 1013 | 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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| 1014 | 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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| 1015 | This is the Latinized spelling used in church records. | Mierzwa, Maryanna (I60)
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| 1016 | This is the Latinzed spelling used in the church records. | Mierzwa, Pawel (I61)
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| 1017 | This likely occurred before 1942, since Emile lists his father as the person who will always know his address on his WWII draft card, rather than listing Elsie. | Family: Emile Julius Weigelt / Elsie Eloise Pletcher (F275)
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| 1018 | This marriage date is an estimate based on the birthdate of their eldest known child. | Family: Josiah Wright / Altana (F38)
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| 1019 | This marriage date is an estimate based on the birthdate of their eldest known child. | Family: Josiah Wright / Hester (F60)
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| 1020 | This might be Sherwood O. Snyder, b. Dec 1912 in Tonawanda, d. Oct 1967 at Bath VA Hospital; buried Woodlawn National Cemetery in Elmira NY. He m. Mary E. MacDonald 1 Oct 1932 in Tonawanda, enlisted in the Army in WWII. His obituary in Elmira Star-Gazette mentions a brother and two sisters, but no children or spouse. | Snyder (I783)
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| 1021 | 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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| 1022 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I677)
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| 1023 | 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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| 1024 | 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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| 1025 | This spelling was used on Fred's birth certificate in 1915. | Wnuck, Fred Stanley (I68)
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| 1026 | This surname was provided by Stanley Wnuk on the death certificate of Anna's daughter, Zofia. | Panek, Anna (I59)
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| 1027 | This was the date an inventory of his property was completed, which amounted to 1630 guilders. | Borsboom, Pieter Jacobse (I290)
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| 1028 | This was the Latinized spelling of her name used in church records. | Mierzwa, Zofia (I64)
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| 1029 | This was the Latinized spelling of his name in church records. | Panek, Anton (I63)
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| 1030 | This was the Latinized version of his name used in church records. | Mierzwa, Franciszek (I58)
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| 1031 | To access records, select podkarpackie (Subcarpatian) province, followed by Zgorsko parish. | Source (S3)
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| 1032 | Transcribed as "Albert M." | Lacey, Elbert Melville (I748)
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| 1033 | Transcribed as "Albert M." | Lacey, Elbert Melville (I748)
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| 1034 | Transcribed as "Albert M." | Lacey, Elbert Melville (I748)
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| 1035 | Transcribed as "Lueilla". | Lacey, Luella Frances (I735)
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| 1036 | Two children (John and Martin) are missing from the enumeration in the "white males, 10-16" column. | Rudy, Elizabeth (I94)
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| 1037 | 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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| 1038 | Two children (John and Martin) are missing from the enumeration in the "white males, 10-16" column. | Vogt, Elizabeth (I123)
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| 1039 | Two children (John and Martin) are missing from the enumeration in the "white males, 10-16" column. | Vogt, Henry (I126)
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| 1040 | Two children (John and Martin) are missing from the enumeration in the "white males, 10-16" column. | Vogt, Jacob John (I124)
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| 1041 | Two children (John and Martin) are missing from the enumeration in the "white males, 10-16" column. | Vogt, Martin (I8)
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| 1042 | Very little historical record exists for William P. Vogt. He shares a very weathered headstone at Witmer Cemetery with Matilda Vogt; the text which is legible appears to note him as the son of George and Matilda Vogt, but the dates are no longer legible. Given the birth years of George and Matilda's other children, he would most likely have been born either between Mary Jane and George (circa 1847) or after Matilda (circa 1853-1855). He was not in the 1850 census. | Vogt, William P. (I110)
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| 1043 | Was a member, past master and former secretary. | Voght, Raymond Clarence II (I147)
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| 1044 | Was a past matron of the chapter. | Cluff, Marietta Alice (I86)
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| 1045 | Was also a past master of the lodge. | Stull, Eugene Miller (I918)
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| 1046 | Wedding took place "at the home of Mrs. Wentworth on Connecticut Street". Anna's sister Bertha was her bridesmaid. | Family: Dr. Frank Bonnell Voght / Anna Hirsch (F33)
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| 1047 | When Anna and Zofia arrived in the US in October 1902, Francis is listed as their contact, living in Priceburg (Dickson City). | Mierzwa, Franciszek (I58)
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| 1048 | William Beakman's parents are named on his marriage license as William Beakman and Ida Motts, both born in the USA. | Beakman, William Lawrence Junior (I500)
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| 1049 | William's petition for naturalization was filed on 6 Feb 1958. The second page notes that it was granted, but does not specify the date of the grant. | Hufford, William Joachim (I687)
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| 1050 | Willis is listed as 2 years old in the 1865 census, 7 in the 1870 census, 12 in the 1875 census, 17 in the 1880 census, and 28 in 1892 census. | Wright, Willis J. (I190)
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