


Wrenacres
Ancestors and Family of Brian Scott Dickson and Kathleen Ann Boyle Dickson
Notes
Matches 2,651 to 2,700 of 5,239
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2651 | In 1870, she is called Caroline. | Cooper, Mary Caroline (I2066)
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2652 | In 1870, she is listed as Jane and as 25. I believe the 1860 census since otherwise, she was 15 when she got married. | Alwilda Jane (I9252)
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2653 | In 1870, Thomas lives two houses away from Hume Field Bailey, his brother. | Bailey, Thomas B. (I690)
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2654 | In 1880, Charles says that his parents were both from Virginia. There is a grandchild, Chester, in the family in 1880, but I don't know who he belongs to. Probably Lemuel. | Garner, Charles (I3099)
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2655 | In 1880, Ellen says that her parents were both from South Carolina. | White, Ellen (I6467)
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2656 | In 1880, he is enumerated as James F Patterson. | Patterson, Rev. John Frederick (I4941)
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2657 | In 1880, he is recorded as 5 years old. | Patterson, George Wren (I4940)
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2658 | In 1880, Ira is living next door to his brother Fernando. Also in the home are L.A. McCollister (age 16, sister-in-law) and R.L. McCollister (age 7, brother-in-law) | Huckaby, Ira Alonzo (I3712)
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2659 | In 1880, she is enumerated as 65 years old. | Wyche, Patience (I6783)
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2660 | In 1880, she is enumerated as Rebecca rather than Rhoda. | Hudson, Rhoda T. (I3775)
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2661 | In 1880, she is enumerated as S.L.D. Tennyson | Tennyson, Betty (I5945)
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2662 | In 1880, there are seven families enumerated at dwelling 73 in Weymouth with Patrick and his family. Either this was an apartment house or a real mess. Both Patrick and Bridget report that they and their parents are from Ireland. | Callahan, Patrick (I7023)
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2663 | In 1900 all three of Viola's children are living. | Tennison, Viola (I5936)
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2664 | In 1900, 11 of her 13 children were alive. | Hudson, Rhoda T. (I3775)
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2665 | In 1900, 20 year old Cora Hooper is listed as a roomer in the home of Arthur Ames and his wife Hannah. She is listed as shoe operative. | Hooper, Cora Stetson (I3677)
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2666 | In 1900, 4 of Mattie's 8 children are still living. | Wren, Martha Susanna Reaves (I6735)
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2667 | In 1900, 5 of Bettie's 6 children were still living. | Cooper, Elizabeth (I2041)
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2668 | In 1900, 5 of Georgia's 10 children were living. | Vickers, Frances Georgia (I6212)
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2669 | In 1900, 5 of Nancy's 6 children were alive. | Deshazo, Nancy Elizabeth (I2526)
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2670 | In 1900, 6 of Ellen's 8 children were living. | Carr, Ellen (I1361)
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2671 | In 1900, 6 of Sarah's 8 children are living. | Council, Sarah Louise (I2132)
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2672 | In 1900, Abby reports that she immigrated in 1888 and that all 3 of her children are living. | Moriarty, Abbie (I7144)
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2673 | In 1900, Anna is in West Glenwood, Colorado, working as a servant in the home of Mary E Blowers, a widow. Anna is listed as 30 years old and single. She is listed as a servant in the home and a waiter by trade. It kind of looks like Mrs. Blowers had a rooming house and Anna worked there. There are 4 lodgers and 2 servants listed, in addition to the Blowers family. | Bailey, Anne Evelina (I563)
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2674 | In 1900, Charles is widowed. | Kingwell, Charles (I7501)
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2675 | In 1900, her only child was still living. | Mary B. Butler (I14)
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2676 | In 1900, her only child was still living. | Nancy (I4800)
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2677 | In 1900, John reports his birth as March 1866 and that he arrived in 1886. | Barry, John James (I7145)
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2678 | In 1900, Martha said that she had had 9 children, 6 of whom were still alive. | Veatch, Martha R. (I6193)
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2679 | In 1900, Mary reports that she has had 4 children, three of whom are still alive in 1900. | Dickson, Mary E. (I2592)
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2680 | In 1900, Mary Susan was recorded as a widow. It could be that Frank died. It could also be that the Frank Phillips convicted of moonshining in Arkansas was him and that he had abandoned her. I believe he probably died. | Phillips, James Franklin (I5052)
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2681 | In 1900, Nancy is listed as widowed, having had 4 children, none of whom are living. | Bailey, Nancy B. (I8091)
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2682 | In 1900, she reports that 4 of her 5 children are living. | Cornelius, S. Ellen (I7)
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2683 | In 1900, the census reports that John and Fannie had been married 10 years and that 3 of her 4 children were still alive. | Deshazo, Rev. John Walker (I2502)
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2684 | In 1900, there is a Mary A. Ross from Canada running a rooming house on Concord Square. She is listed as divorced and born in 1852. This is a possibility. | Paulding, Mary (I7065)
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2685 | In 1901, Daniel, Ellen's son, says that he had 3 sisters, aged 37, 39, and 41 still living, none dead, and 2 brothers aged 31 and 35 and none dead. | Family: Daniel D. Moriarty / Ellen Connor (F1413)
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2686 | In 1910, 7 of Eliza's 15 children were living. | Huckaby, Eliza Lavona (I3707)
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2687 | In 1910, 9 of her 11 children were living. | Hudson, Rhoda T. (I3775)
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2688 | In 1910, Abbie is reported to have arrived in the U.S. in 1887 (separate from her mother). All 6 of her children are still living. | Moriarty, Abbie (I7144)
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2689 | In 1910, both of her children are living. | Mary B. Butler (I14)
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2690 | In 1910, Bridget is listed as 65 years old and Michael is 55. Her age is more close to correct, but his is wrong. She also reports having had 7 children, of whom 4 are living rather than 6 children. Bridgette reports that that she immigrated in 1866. | Lyons, Bridget H. (I7024)
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2691 | In 1910, Charles is listed as a boarder with Fannie Ross in Brockton. This seem sort of questionable as there are 2 additional marriage records for him in Rhode Island and in Vermont in Nov 1916. They both claim this as a first marriage. Looks like someone else provided the data. It appears that Charlie divorced Cora and married Fannie. Moreover, Fannie is really Fannie White and could be related to Fred White (does not appear to be the case). | Ross, Charles Franklin (I5410)
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2692 | In 1910, Charles is widowed. | Kingwell, Charles (I7501)
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2693 | In 1910, George Williams worked in the railroad roundhouse. | Williams, George Collier (I6511)
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2694 | In 1910, Hattie records that her father was from Tennessee rather than Illinois. | Nash, Harriet (I4806)
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2695 | In 1910, he is enumerated as Ernest C. | Wood, Enis C. (I6618)
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2696 | In 1910, he is recorded as John Geo Shifflett | Shipplett, George Washington (I5621)
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2697 | In 1910, he was T. Joseph. In 1920, he was Thomas J. | Doucette, Thomas Joseph (I6996)
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2698 | In 1910, Henry and family are next door to his sister Laura and two doors down from his parents. Rose's family looks like they could be nearby as well. | Bailey, Henry Monroe (I610)
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2699 | In 1910, James is listed as a pastor of a Free Methodist Church | Council, Rev. James Isaac (I2127)
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2700 | In 1910, John reports that he arrived in 1885 and is a naturalized citizen. | Barry, John James (I7145)
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