Contributed by Paul Lemasters We much regret having to announce the sudden death of Mr. M.H. ALLARDT, of Port Huron, Michigan. The sad and unexpected event occurred on Thursday, but further particulars have not yet come to hand. Mr. ALLARDT … Continue reading →
Contributed by Paul Lemasters “Correspondence.” Pall Mall, Tenn., July 16. Mr. Henry ALBERTSON had a little child two years old to die Wednesday. [Source: Plateau Gazette, Rugby, Morgan Co., TN, Sat., 21 July 1883, Vol. III, No. 18.]
Continue reading →Abstracted and submitted by Wilma Gibson Published at Allardt from November 12, 1891, to March 21, 1895; published at Jamestown from March 28, 1895, to September 7, 1916. Foster and Albertson were the first publishers. On December 10, 1891, J. … Continue reading →
Source of this information was not included in the original post. Groom Bride Date Bowden, Elias Owens, Mary 08 Mar 1821 Chism, Lawrence Breed Wood, Mary Caroline 22 Sep 1887 Choate, Lewis Franklin Matthews, Elmyra Elizabeth 31 Aug 1876 Mace, … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Incidents from 13 Feb 1950 to 31 Dec 1953 from records at the National Archives. Additional details about each individual are located in two National Archives databases: File unit: Korean War Casualty File, 2/13/1950 – 12/31/1953 File unit: Korean Conflict … Continue reading →
Copied from microfilm of Fentress County Clerk microfilm reel #A=5470 and submitted by Wilma Gibson [Transcriber’s Introduction] — All of the infants are not listed in these death records, there was one page that had eleven infants listed as UNNAMED, … Continue reading →
Transcribed by Hazel Phillips Deberry; submitted by her daughter, Pandita English Clear Creek Church was organized November 17, 1875. We being called on by the members given life by the Sinking Springs Church for constitution met on the 17th day … Continue reading →
Prepared and submitted by Bruce York Approximately 4,400 U.S. Marshals and their assistants conducted the 1860 census according to provisions of the 1850 Census Act. Additional questionnaires were used to collect data on slave inhabitants, mortality, agriculture, products of industry, … Continue reading →
Prepared and submitted by Bruce York Enumerators of the 1840 census were asked to include the following categories in the census: name of head of household; number of free white males and females in age categories: 0 to 5, 5 … Continue reading →
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