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| 1551 |
moved to Beunos Aires | BOYUNGA, Adolf (I2912)
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| 1552 |
moved to Ohio in 1826
Mercerville (Jennings Gap) Augusta Co., VA - Garnes land Records - May 25 1812 on the Jennings River at Mercerville, Augusta, Va - sold this land (OCT 8, 1822) and 9 Jan 1928 | GARNES, James (I250)
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| 1553 |
moved to Ohio in 1826 at age of 13
came to Wayne Co. Iowa fall of 1856 at age pf 43 | GARNES, Joseph (I246)
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| 1554 |
moves to Beavergern 20 Km from Osnabrück | LENGERICH, Gerhard von (I2985)
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| 1555 |
Muhlenbesitzer | KLÒVEKORN, Mathäus (I1686)
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| 1556 |
Musician | ZWINGMANN, Christian (I3205)
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| 1557 |
nach Holland ausgewandert,zuerst Schiffer in Stettin
!Genannt: v. Lenger, v. Lengers, v. Lnger | LENGERN, Anthon von (I1822)
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| 1558 |
nach Rheine ausgewandert (30 Km to the west of Onsabrück where is last name is now spelled Lengerich | LENGERKE, Johann von (I2962)
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| 1559 |
name also appears as Frances S. and Suana F. | BOSWELL, Frances Susan (I3999)
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| 1560 |
name also referred to as Samuel | GARNES, John (I259)
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| 1561 |
name also spelled Luer, Lüer and Lühr
Baumann Zimmermeister (peasant carpenter) Halbbauer | WICHT, Lüder (I3874)
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| 1562 |
name also spelled Schraöder | SCHRADER, Christina Gertrud (I1247)
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| 1563 |
name also spelled Wehrkamp | WEHRKAMPF, Regina Elisabeth (I441)
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| 1564 |
Name also written as Anna HELENE Gesine Margarethe Firnhaber
Information taken from the back of her picture in possesion of Maja von Lengerken. | FIRNHABER, Helene Gesine (I2595)
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| 1565 |
name changed to Schleibing in 1600's
verwtw. Johanneck | SCHLEIBINGHOFF, Regina (I474)
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| 1566 |
name found in birth record of nephew Johan Philip Koch
birthday estimated to be 3 years before wife’s birthday by RMQ | MÄDGEN, Hans (I5054)
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| 1567 |
name from birth record of nephew Georg Andreas Koch
birthday estimated to be 3 years before husband’s birthday by RMQ | Wüsterfeld (I5053)
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| 1568 |
Name from the John McAnelly family by Gaylon S. McAnelly in possession of RMQ (A10:6) | MAXWELL, John Franklin “Frank” (I279)
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| 1569 |
name listed as Beecke on death record
she was 86 years old at time of death | Anke (I3947)
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| 1570 |
name of death record is Arend
widower and Hausemann in Sievern at time of death
71 years old at time of death | SPINKEN, Ahrend (I3876)
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| 1571 |
name of marriage record is Henriette Dorthee Do(h)rmanns
marriage recore of son list her as dead in 1820
birth date estimated to be 23 years before the birth date of son by Bob Quinn | DORMANNS, Margarethe Dorothea (I3200)
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| 1572 |
name on baptism record of son, Harm, was Harm Knake
last name spelled Knacke in marriage record of son
birth date estimated to be 25 years before the birth date of son by Bob Quinn | KNACKE, Hermann (I3199)
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| 1573 |
named also spelled "Tinken" | TYNCKE(N), Dirk (I3888)
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| 1574 |
named also spelled Catrina | SCHEEPER, Cahtrina (I3894)
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| 1575 |
named changed to Meuschen from Musculus
birthday estimated to be 50 years before birth of son, Heinrich by Bob Quinn | MEUSCHEN, Anna (I3081)
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| 1576 |
never married | STAMMLER, Hugo (I3430)
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| 1577 |
never married - lived with sister Mary | LANCASTER, Elizabeth (I237)
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| 1578 |
New Kent is now King Willam County
Resided at "West Point" the seat established by his grandfather Governor John West.
In 1692 was appointed justice in King and Queen County and also sheriff of the county.
He reprresented the new formed County of King William in the House of Burgessess from 1702-06 and was also justice of the peace.
He had only one son, Charles West, who inherited the "West Point" estate of some 4000 acres. This son Charles died without issue and by his will dated 1734 bequeathed "West Point" to his first cousin Thomas West, son of his uncle Captain Thomas West. | WEST, John (I3251)
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| 1579 |
New Kent is now King William County
He was the first English child born on the York River. On June 6, 1632 the Council of Virginia took recognition of the first Christian child born on the York River and granted his father 2000 acres of land for this honor. It is likely that he was sent to England for his education, and returned to Virginai about 1651. At that time his father Governor John West made a claim for land for the entry of his wife and his only son into the coloy. Mentioned in various records as Captian in 1662, Major in 1667 and Lieutenant Colonel in 1673. He figured prominently in Bacon's Reblliion in 1676. Senior presiding justice of County Court of Kent County in 1680, and Colonel commanding the militia of the county. He was taken prisoner during Bacon' Rebellion. As to what Bacon's men did to him is not recorded but as he later sat on the court-martial that tried the rebels he more than evened with them. In the 1659-60 session of the House of Burgesses, an act was passed exempting him from taxes for life in consideration of the important favors and services rendered to the county of Virginia by the noble family of the Wests, predecessors of John West and their now only survior. Member of House of Burgesses, 1685 - 88. He inherited 3/4 of the "Popular Neck Plantation" from his father-in-law Major Joseph Crowshaw due to his brother-in-law's death prior to rreaching majority. His will was dated November 15, 1689. The Wests were Tories. | WEST, John (I4720)
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| 1580 |
no birth date given only record of him about 1330 found - birth date estimated by Bob Quinn (20 years before record of him is found and 30 years before birth of his son Haro Ayltsna and 30 years after the est birth of his father Haro)
birth place is assumed from last name by Bob Quinn
from the Geschichte de Emsigerlandes - lists name as Aildo (VI) Harara (Herr) in Uphusenand Gross-Faldern 1368 | FALDERN, Aylts (IV) Harana von (VI) (I2773)
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| 1581 |
no childern | HAŸNEL, Waldemar (I2930)
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| 1582 |
no children | THOSPAN (I3020)
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| 1583 |
no children | WARNER, Frederick Thomas Jr. (I4254)
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| 1584 |
no children - kaufman | STAMMLER, Julius (I3400)
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| 1585 |
no record of this person is found but is a missing link the the gereration in Osmabrück
birthday estimated to be 37 years before estimated birthday of son by Bob Quinn | LENGERKE Mr. von (I2958)
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| 1586 |
Notar u. Procurator fici d. Amter Furstenau u. Vorden
divorced in Osnabruck 24 May 1644 | LENGERKEN, Georg von (I1240)
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| 1587 |
Notarius in Jena | LENGERKE, Georg Hinrich von (I1788)
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| 1588 |
Notarius in Osnabruck | LENGERKEN, Ameling Anton von (I1400)
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| 1589 |
Notars | KISSNER, Johannes (I3378)
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| 1590 |
Noted to be a "Farmer in Briel bei Wangen" | BENK, Moriz (I5301)
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| 1591 |
notes from Dorothea Quinn gives his first name as Fred | KLING, Fred (I2850)
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| 1592 |
notes from Maja v. L to Bob Quinn | HOENEMANN, Johann (I3024)
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| 1593 |
notes say birth place is Wiefels (could not find this on the map - the closest is Wiefelstede
Maja's notes list second name as Handina while Harrold lists it as Blandina | HEINTZEN, Johanna Blandina Sophia Friedericke (I386)
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| 1594 |
nothing is know of this person - only that he had a son and daughter as listed
birthdate and place estimated by Bob Quinn to be 20 years before estimated birth of son - birth place assumed to be same area of daughter
this is an old aristocratic family from Bremer | BROCK, ten (I2771)
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| 1595 |
Nunn source says she died in 1826 - Pace source says she died in 1862 | PACE, Polly M. (I4777)
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| 1596 |
O rganist 1909 - 1934 in Darmstadt | STAMMLER, Wilhelm (I3399)
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| 1597 |
o-o 1819 | DROOP, Engel (I1877)
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| 1598 |
O.Forstmeister | RAVEN, Werner von (I2361)
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| 1599 |
O.Zollamtmanns
Name recorded as Carl Franz August GEORG Neubauer.
Information recieved from the back of his wife's picture in possesion of Maja von Lengerken. | NEUBAUER, Georg (I2594)
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| 1600 |
Oberalter u. Kaufmann in Coeth, Leichnamsgeschworener in St. Katharinen in
Hamburg | BEHRMANN, Johann (I1649)
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