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| 201 | Occupation: Doctor Richard Kennon, or Cannon as the name was pronounced and sometimes spelled, was a merchant resident at Bermuda Hundred as early as 1680. In 1685, he was factor and attorney for Mr. William Paggen, a merchant of London, who had extensive trade with Virginia. To provide his storehouse at Bermuda, Kennon visited England repeatedly. He married Elizabeth Worsham, daughter of William Worsham, and Elizabeth his wife. (Henrico co. Records). His mother-in-law married 2ndly. Lt.Col. Francis Eppes (son of Lt. Col. Francis Eppes, the emmigrant). In a grant of land to Mr. Francis Eppes in 1680 the latter was allowed to count Richard Kennon 8 times. It was the policy of Virginia at that time to encourage immigration by allowing 50 acres for every time a person passed to Virginia, and it would seem from the grant that Kennon crossed the ocean as many as eight times prior to 1680. He was justice for Henrico in 1680 and 1683. In 1686 Capt. William Randolph and Mr. Richard Kennon were paid as burgesses for 32 days. In 1686(June 1), he made a power of attorney to his brother-in-law, Mr. John Worsham. The preamble of the deed states that he was then about to sail again to Europe. In 1691 he made a deed of gift to his children, Mary, Elizabeth, Martha, William and Sarah. His will was proved in Henrico Co., August 20, 1696" (Gen. of VA Families, v. III, p. 265,of Wm. & Mary Q.). | KENNON, Richard Sr. (I521)
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| 202 | Oliver F. Wisser, of South Whitehall township, was born in that township, March 2, 1872. He has followed farming all his life. In 1900 he began farming where he now lives. His farm consists of 115 acres and was formerly known as the Henninger homestead. In 1912 he purchased the Phaon Hummel farm of 65 acres, located near Crackersport. It is now cultivated by Edwin Wisser. The house upon the tract was built in 1800. That he is a man of prominence in his community is evident from the fact that he has filled the following offices in his township: School Director, being President of the board for two years; tax collector and road commissioner. He filled the office of Deacon for six years in the Jordan Lutheran Church. (From the HISTORY OF LEHIGH COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA) | WISSER, Oliver F. (P505)
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| 203 | Oliver Henry Buchman http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=dce5878a-1bba-437f-ba70-3233ba7e7a7b&tid=7158548&pid=348 | BUCHMAN, Oliver Henry (P348)
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| 204 | Owned: Truck Stop (Pacific Motor Services), Harleys Trucking, Imperial Truck Lines | ESTABROOK, Ira Harley (P442)
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| 205 | Parilee Teague Berry Husband Four Berry sisters marry four Teagues Posted by: Nell Mann Date: August 16, 2001 at 22:22:49 of 10725 Have been trying to find info on four sisters, originally thought last name was pilbury but new info indicates name could have been Berry. Four sisters were: Fannie Ola m. Anderson (Anson), Tennessee Desdimone m. Billy, Nancy m. Hiram Boone, Parilee m. John. They would have been born @ 1850-65, maybe in La. Family lore says all moved to TX>Ok. when bro-in-law of Teagues shot someone. Hiram and John w families are in OK in 1910. anything would be helpful. | TEAGUE, Parilee Kassandra (P624)
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| 206 | Pennsylvania, Probate Records, 1683-1994, Lehigh, Orphans' court dockets 1858-1872 vol 6-9, p. 615, #123 [FamilySearch image 341 of 1011] July 4th 1864. The Petition of the subscribers, Heirs and legal representatives of Peter Roth late of the township of south Whitehall in the county of Lehigh, deceased was presented setting forth: That the said Peter Roth lately died intestate, leaving a widow to wit: Magdalena, and issue ten children to wit: Christitana the wife of Charles Ringer, Lydia Ann the wife of Solomon Roth, Sally ann the wife of Jacob Long, Justina the wife of Israel Frey, Edmund D. Roth, Polly Ann the wife of Henry Bankhard, Mary Roth, Henry Roth, Amanda Roth, and Alfred Roth, the last four named being still in their minority: Mary having Daniel Henninger for her Guardian, Henry having Henry Newhard for his guardian, Amanda having Reuben Newhard for her guardian and Alfred having Charles Ringer for his guardian; and four grand children to wit: Violetta Roth, Edwin Roth, Wilkison Roth, the children of his deceased son William Roth, and ***Franklin Wisser a son of his deceased daughter Eliza, *****all of whom are also in their minority; the said Violetta, edwin and Wilkison having james T. Borhek for their guardian, and the said *****Franklin Wisser having Reuben Helfrich for his guardian;****** and that the said intestate died seized in his demesne as of fee of and in the following Real Estate, to wit: No one, A certain Messuage Plantation and tract of land situate in the township of South Whitehall aforesaid, Bounded by lands of Jesse Reichard, George Case, Jacob G. Deshler, David Eberhard, Charles Henninger and others Containing one hundred and twenty acres and one hundred and fifteen perches strict measure be the same more or less. No 2. A certain Messuage Gristmill and tract of land situate in the same township Bounded by lands of Joseph Newhard, Reuben Newhard, Jeremiah E. Brady, Elizabeth Newhard, Edward Frankenfield and others, containing nine acres and eight perches, strict measure. And No 3. A certain Messuage Tavern House and tract of land situate in the same township, Bounded by lands of George Herbster, Jesse Grim, William H. Blumer, Joseph Newhard and others containing ten acres and thirteen perches strict measure with the appurtenances. Your Petitioners therefore pray the Court to appoint and order Daniel Frey, John Kratzer, Jacob G. Deshler, David Ludwig, Jacob Lazarus, Charles Beers, and Ephraim Wenner, (who have been chosen by your petitioners for that purpose) to make partition of the premises aforesaid to and among the children and representatives of the said Intestate in such manner and such proportions as by the laws of this commonwealth is directed; but if such partition cannot be made thereof as aforesaid, then to value and appraise the same and make report of their proceedings herein according to law And they will pray &c Magdelana [her mark] Roth, Polly Bankhardt, Sarah Long, Edmund D. Roth, Justinah Frey, Christianna Ringer, Charles Ringer Guar., Lydia Roth, James T. Borhek Guardian, Daniel Heninger Guar., Reuben Newhard Guardian, Henry Newhard Guardian, Reuben Helfrich Guardian. Which Petition having been read the Court Grant the Inquisition as prayed for, and appoint the above named men for the purpose prayed for | WISSER, Frank (P636)
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| 207 | Possible maiden name Huth | Catharina (I601)
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| 208 | Possibly the son of Samuel Wisser and Elizabeth (gaw 8/17/2014) | WISSER, Daniel (P583)
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| 209 | Preston & Stella Wieand http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=922df794-d796-4128-9791-717d4cd3bf2a&tid=7158548&pid=349 | BUCHMAN, Stella Mary (P349)
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| 210 | Primary research and information provided by Eric Martin Wisser. | WISSER, Edward Clinton (I290)
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| 211 | Primary Research by Eric Martin Wisser | ALOFIN, Elizabetha (I280)
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| 212 | Primary Research by Eric Martin Wisser | WISSER, Petrus (I279)
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| 213 | Primary Research by Eric Martin Wisser | WISSER, Joannes Petrus (I278)
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| 214 | Proposed Change: Marx LICHTY (P188) Contact photo From Shirley Miller on 2020-01-24 08:42 Details Proposed Change: Marx LICHTY (P188) Tree: Wisser and Bryant 2013 Link: http://wisserfamily.com/tng/getperson.php?personID=P188&tree=wisser01 Description: Marx died 5 May 1814 and David died 3 Mar 1813. Shirley Miller mll*****@*******tel.net | LICHTY, Marx (P188)
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| 215 | Proposed Change: Marx LICHTY (P188) Contact photo From Shirley Miller on 2020-01-24 08:42 Details Proposed Change: Marx LICHTY (P188) Tree: Wisser and Bryant 2013 Link: http://wisserfamily.com/tng/getperson.php?personID=P188&tree=wisser01 Description: Marx died 5 May 1814 and David died 3 Mar 1813. Shirley Miller mll*****@*******tel.net | LICHTY, David (P190)
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| 216 | Ralph Wisser, | Source (S-2129628396)
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| 217 | Robert Wisser lived in Macungle, PA in 1981 (James Wisser obit) Robert and James (brothers) married sisters. Listed on 1920 Census just after Oliver Wisser Family | WISSER, Robert Emanuel (P510)
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| 218 | Rosie was a fortune teller. (Trev Patton 6/8/2014) | _____, Rosie (P156)
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| 219 | Rudolph Wisser lived in the same area as my Wisser family (Tree 1) in the early 1800's. So far I have not been able to connect him to my tree so on this web site I have placed him and his descendants in his own family line (Tree 10). Gary A. Wisser | WISSER, Rudolph (I495)
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| 220 | Samuel Wiesser on grave stone | WISSER, Samuel (P610)
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| 221 | See Notes on Judith Lichty | DIETRICH, John Adam (P429)
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| 222 | Sevilla Seidel Morning Call Obit, | Source (S-2129628397)
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| 223 | Social Security Administration, Social Security Death Index, Master File, : Social Security Administration | Source (S-2129628406)
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| 224 | Social Security Index, | Source (S-2129628399)
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| 225 | Source Information Ancestry.com. Texas, Select County Marriage Index, 1837-1965 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014. Original data: Texas, County Marriage Index, 1837-1977. Salt Lake City, Utah: FamilySearch, 2013. | Family F566
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| 226 | State of California, California Death Index, 1940-1997, Sacramento, CA, USA: State of California Department of Health Services, Center for Health Statistics | Source (S-2129628405)
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| 227 | Stella Buchman Wieand http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=f8e440b3-223c-4d15-91e8-00989f6d98f5&tid=7158548&pid=349 | BUCHMAN, Stella Mary (P349)
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| 228 | Stephen Sylvester Wisser, a merchant in West Reading for upward of twenty years, was born at Ephrata, Lancaster county, Jan. 13, 1853. When three years old his parents moved to Reamstown, and they resided at that place until 1867, when they went to Denver. He attended the public schools until he was sixteen years old, and then learned tanning, in which business his father was engaged. After remaining in the tannery for three years, and not liking the vocation, he entered the general store of S. M. Brubaker as a clerk, and continued with him for eight years. Mr. Wisser then learned cigar making and followed it for three years, when he moved to the village of Bird-in-Hand and engaged in the confectionery business, starting with a capital of less than $25. He carried on this business for three years and then determined to locate in a more promising place. He selected Reading and went there in 1882, locating at No. 240 Penn street, for the purpose of engaging again in the cigar business, but not realizing his expectations after conducting the store for two years, he removed to West Reading to engage in the grocery business. This was in 1884, and Mr. Wisser started with a limited capital at No. 26 West Penn street. In ten years he succeeded in developing a large trade, and this encouraged him to include dry goods and general merchandise in his stock in trade. By persevering and attending strictly to business he became more and more successful. Gradually enlarging his store, in 1902 he added another extensive department, that of household furniture. In the following four years he increased his trade to still larger proportions, and now he occupies three adjoining three-story brick buildings, altogether seventy-five feet wide by eighty feet deep, which evidences the extent of his great success from a small and well directed beginning. In 1876 Mr. Wisser was married to Harriet Reinhold, daughter of Frederick and Susan (Sharp) Reinhold, of Reinholdsville, by whom he had six children: Daisy, Mrs. Walter Heckman; Bertha, Mrs. Nelson Boltz; Charles; Stephen; and two who died young. He and his family have been members of the First Baptist Church at Reading since removing from Lancaster county. HE acted as one of the building committee in the erection of the superior building at Fifth and Franklin streets; and served as a trustee for several terms filling this position at the present time. Mr. Wisser's father, Samuel Wisser, was born at Grimville, Berks county, and removed to Denver, Lancaster county, when sixteen years old. He there learned the tanning business, and carried this on for some years. He married Julia Ann Rhoads, daughter of Philip Rhoads, of Reamstown, by whom he had two children: ;Ann Eliza, who died young; and Stephen. Philip Wisser, the grandfather, was of Reamstown and by occupation was a cabinet-maker. He married Julia Ann Harding, and by her had children: Samuel, William, Elias, Frederick, Edward, Mary (Mrs. John Frecht) and Harriet (Mrs. Ephraim Carpenter). | WISSER, Stephen Sylvester (I29)
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| 229 | Teacher in South Whitehall township, was born in that district Dec 25, 1876. He received his education in the public schools and the Millersville S. N. S. He began teaching in 1897; the greater part of his teaching was done in South Witehall. In 1907 he succeeded his father in the coal business at Walberts, where he has since resided. He ownes the farm and house which was formerly owened by his father. He is a member of the Jordan Lutheran congregation which he served as deacon. He is a member of Allen Lodge No. 71, I.O.O.F.,and Guthsville Camp 378, P.O.S. of A., which he served as chaplain. (from the HISTORY OF LEHIGH COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA - 1914) Listed as "Teacher" on marriage License in 1902 | WISSER, Oscar E. (P539)
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| 230 | Text on Stone: (outer circle) Our Darling Baby (inner circle) Infant Son of H.P. and M.C. Gorden Born Dec. 27, 1900 Died Mar. 10, 1901 | GORDON, Infant Son (I684)
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| 231 | The Daily Ardmoreite, Ardmore, Oklahoma Sunday, December 12 1937 Tribute Paid Mrs. Bonner Funeral services for Mrs. J. B. Bon ner, 95, wife' of the late Captain Bonner, were held Thursday after noon at the Kingston Church of Christ, with George Henry in charge. Mrs. Bonner died Tuesday night at her home three miles south of Kingston. She was one of the pioneer citizens of the county. Her husband, a Civil War veteran, was a prominent and well known farmer here. Prior to his death he was the oldest Mason in the county. Children surviving include Johanson Bonner. Mary Bonner. O. H. Bonner and W. J. Bonner, all of Kingston; Mrs. Curtis, Tishomingo; Mrs. Patsy Ross, Enos, Texas, and Mrs. Sab Bonner, Clayton. Pallbearers at the funeral Included Frank Chaffin, Frank Massey, Walton Landram, WiU WUlU, Dick Hobbs and Lewis Ratliff. Burial was In King ston cemetery, with Watts Funeral home in charge. | HILL, Martha Lane (I60)
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| 232 | The following letter / research material is from Nancy Rutman and posted on Ancestry.com on 21 Feb 2008. (Thank you for the information gaw) Re: John Good (Gut or Guth) from Pennsylvania NancyRutman (Visualizza annunci) Inviato: 21 feb 2008 6.55 Classificazione: Domanda Cognomi: Dorney, Goertsch, Gut, Guth, Jarret, Loehr, Steininger, Wieder, Xander Hi, Katie, Guth researcher Mike Ziegler compiled a database of all the Guths baptized at Jordan Reformed (now UCC) Church in South Whitehall Township, Lehigh County. The following John/Johannes Guths were listed: Johannes Guth b. December 03, 1784 bap. January 16, 1785 parents: Adam Gut & Dorothy Johannes Guth b. July 03, 1788 bap. September 07, 1788 parents: Lorentz Gut & A. Maria Johannes Guth b. July 27, 1792 bap. August 05, 1792 parents: Peter Gut & Magdalene John Guth b. February 04, 1810 bap. March 18, 1810 parents: Peter Guth & Catharine, nee Xander John Guth b. August 09, 1804 bap. November 04, 1804 parents: Lorenz Guth & Magdalene John Guth b. January 31, 1793 bap. February 17, 1793 parents: Jacob Gut & Catharine Where did you get the birthdate of 1788 for your John? Do you know when and where he died? According to Mike's records, the Johannes who was born 3 July 1788 died 26 January 1836 and his wife was Maria Barbara Steininger (1780-1862). Their children were Lydia, Elias, and Sabina. The book History of the Counties of Lehigh and Carbon, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, by Alfred Mathews and Austin N. Hungerford (Philadelphia: Everts & Richards, 1884), states that Lorentz Guth Jr. was the son of the original immigrant, Lorentz Guth, and his wife, Maria Salome Goertsch. Lorentz Guth Jr. was married twice, first to Salome Dorney and second to Maria Dorney (the source misspells this name as "Dorenifen"). Lorentz Guth Jr. settled on the original estate in South Whitehall Township and died in 1814. The children of Lorentz Jr. (not sure which wife gave birth to which children) were: Lorentz Peter Daniel L. Solomon Henry John Adam 4 daughters (unnamed in source) The same book says that John, son of Lorentz Guth Jr., settled on a part of the original estate in South Whitehall Township, where he died. His grandchildren resided in Saegersville and Allentown, Lehigh County, as of 1884. Findagrave.com shows that Lorentz Guth Jr. (Revolutionary War vet) is buried in Jordan Reformed Church Cemetery in South Whitehall Township, Lehigh County. My records (for which I don't have citations at hand) show that Lorentz Guth Jr. was born 26 Jan 1742/43 in South Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA (then part of Bucks Co.), and died 2 Nov 1814 in South Whitehall Twp. As I recall, he was baptized at Jordan Lutheran Church, which was the parent church of the Jordan Reformed Church. He married (1st) Anna Maria Dorney, the daughter of Daniel Dorney and Elizabeth Catherine Jarret. Anna Maria Dorney was born 6 Oct 1759 and died 13 Feb 1800. Child of Lorentz Guth Jr. and Anna Maria Dorney: i. Daniel L. Guth, born March 6, 1787 Daniel L. Guth, son of Lorentz Jr., was born 6 Mar 1787 in Guthsville, South Whitehall Township, PA, and died 1 Mar 1837 in Guthsville. He married Mary Margaret Weider, the daughter of John Michael Weider and Eva Loehr. Mary Margaret was born 19 Nov 1790 and died 6 Sep 1879. Child of Daniel L. Guth and Mary Margaret Weider: ? i. Silvester Guth, born August 22, 1821 Does any of this info match what you have? I am a descendant of the original immigrant Lorentz Guth and wife Maria Salome Goetsch, through their son Adam. I have more info on them but don't want to send you off on a wild goose chase if this doesn't look like your line. | GUTH, Lorenz Jr. (I537)
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| 233 | The Milton Buchman Family http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=50929633-39c7-4bd8-8ec3-9ebec2c1350a&tid=7158548&pid=346 | BUCHMAN, Milton Jacob Joseph (P346)
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| 234 | The name on his tombstone is spelled Gorden. Others in his family may have spelled the name Gordon. | GORDON, Henry Patric (P494)
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| 235 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HASSLER, B.H. (P518)
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| 236 | There is a very nice site with information on Henry Wisser coming from Germany with his wife and children. This is a link to his son Christian Wisser: http://branchingoutfamily.wordpress.com/2014/03/11/10-christian-wisser-52-ancestors/ | WISSER, Henry (I472)
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| 237 | There is a W.J. Bonner burried with Jacks brothers in Kingston Cemetary, Kingston Oklahoma. Born: 7 APR 1874 (fits) Died: 2 OCT 1947 (I don't know when Jack died) (Gary Wisser 10/31/2013) http://www.okcemeteries.net/marshall/kingston/kingston.htm | BONNER, William Jackson (I82)
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| 238 | Thomas Bonner was born in 1744 to Henry Bonner and Sarah (Luten) Bonner and died on 30 Dec 1804 at his home near Dove Creek in Clarke County, Georgia. He was 60 years old. Thomas fought for Roebuck's Regiment in South Carolina during the Revolutionary War. He married Margaret Jones on 06 May 1767 in Edenton, Chowan County, North Carolina. Thomas and Margaret had eight boys and two girls: Jordan, Zadok, Nancy, Whitmal, Mary, Thomas, Allen, Willis, Josiah, and Daniel. Thomas and Margaret's marriage record lists his name as Thomas Bonner, Jr. This is because when his father died, he was a minor child. He was sent to live with Henry's brother. Since his brother had a son named Thomas, there were two Thomas Bonners living in the same house. The elder one was known by Senior, and the younger one was known by Junior, no matter their true relation. This is why Thomas (1744) is known as Thomas Bonner, Jr. on some historical documents. | BONNER, Thomas Jr. (I754)
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| 239 | Twin sister of Parilee Kassandra | TEAGUE, Tennessee (P735)
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| 240 | Twin Sister of Tennessee | TEAGUE, Parilee Kassandra (P624)
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| 241 | Unice's middle name might be Tennessee. There was also a Tennessee Teague married to William Jackson Bonner. | TEAGUE, Eunice Tennessee (P248)
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| 242 | United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of the United States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1860 | Source (S-2129628409)
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| 243 | United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930 | Source (S-2129628408)
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| 244 | United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Fourteenth Census of the United States, 1920, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1920 | Source (S-2129628407)
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| 245 | United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of the United States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1850 | Source (S-2129628410)
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| 246 | United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Twelfth Census of the United States, 1900, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1900 | Source (S-2129628404)
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| 247 | Unknown Tree as of 4/972017 | WISSER, Duncan J. Sr. (I878)
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| 248 | Visit the Johnathan Oscar Bryant web page: http://www.bryantfamilyhistory.com/bryantjoscar1890.htm | BRYANT, Johnathan Oscar (P24)
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| 249 | Warren E. Reichard obit - Morning Call 15 july 1999, | Source (S-2129628400)
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| 250 | Was married to Burtha Fink at time of death. | CORNELL, Peter (P37)
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