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| 251 | Source Citation Iowa Department of Public Health; Des Moines, Iowa; Series Title: Iowa Marriage Records, 1880?1922; Record Type: Marriage Source Information Ancestry.com. Iowa, Marriage Records, 1880-1945 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014. | Family F1667
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| 252 | SOURCE: CASCADE PIONEER ADVERTISER?MARCH 26, 1959?PAGE 6 HARLEY STREEPER Funeral services for Harley Streeper were held Tuesday in the Wayne Zion Lutheran Church, with the Rev. Otto Zwanziger officiating Mr. Streeper died Saturday at his home in Monticello. He was born December 15, 1908, the son of Robert and Etta Coburn Streeper. He married Irene Bennen September 10, 1932 and since then had been engaged in farming in Wayne township. He is survived by his wife, one son Kenneth, a daughter, Doreen, two grandchildren, one brother, Wilfred, of Rock Island and four sisters, Mrs. Fred Bramer, Onslow; Mrs. Ernest Anderson, Anamosa; Mrs. Clarence First and Mrs. William Husman, Wyoming. One brother, Roy, preceded him in death. | STREEPER, Harley C. (I1935036878)
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| 253 | SOURCE: MIDLAND TIMES?.JUNE 11, 1976?.PAGE 1 Services for Wilke (Bill) Husmann, 81, was held at 1:30 p.m. June 5th, at Zion American Lutheran Church, with Pastor J. Mattson officiating. Interment was in Wayne Zion Cemetery, Monticello. Mr. Husmann passed away June 3rd, in the Senior Home at Monticello, where he had been a patient for 1 ? weeks. He was born Aug. 21, 1894 near Center Jct. He was the son of Wilke and Meta Weers Husmann. He married June 14,1922 to Elma Streeper. He farmed in Jones Co. Before moving to Wyoming in 1947. Surviving are his wife, and nine children. Ernest, Stanwood; Alva, Wyoming; Mrs. Howard (Velda) Holloman, Clinton; Mrs. Don (Velma) Jensen, Olin; Mrs. Ervin Christiansen (Lucille), Wyoming; Mrs. James (Lois) Mott, Mediapolis; Mrs. Norman (Helen) Christiansen, Wyoming; Mrs. Gale (Betty) Subbert, Ogallala, Neb.; Edward, Marion. 30 Grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren & 6 step grandchildren. One brother, John Husmann, Monticello. Five sisters, Mrs. Kate Dirks, Wyoming; Mrs. Dena Dirks, Amber; Mrs. John (Mate) Dirks, Anamosa; Mrs. Owen (Louise) Conly, Anamosa; and Mrs. Henry (Alvena) Rink, Monticello. He was preceded in death, by his parents, one son, Robert, and 2 brothers and 2 sisters. | HUSMANN, Wilke Janssen (I538)
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| 254 | SOURCE: THE ANAMOSA JOURNAL?.JUNE 8, 1950?.PAGE 5 Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Streeper, born June 1 in Monticello hospital, was buried in Wayne cemetery June 3. The Streepers have another son, Kenneth and a daughter Doreen. | STREEPER, Kent (I532)
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| 255 | SOURCE: THE WYOMING JOURNAL, MARCH 8, 1934, PAGE 4 STREEPER-OBITUARY Robert H. Streeper, son of Stephen and Isabelle Streeper, was born at Fort Wayne, Indiana, August 24,1858, and died athis late home in Onslow, Iowa, February 26, 1934, aged 76 years, 6 months and two days. When he was but two years of age his parents emigrated to Iowa, making the trip in a covered wagon to this locality, where Mr. Streeper has since resided. February 20, 1883 he was married to Miss Etta Coburn who preceded him in death, December 5, 1928. With his young wife he became a member of the Presbyterian church. He was also a member of the, local organizations of Rebecca and Odd Fellow lodges for many years. Mr. Streeper always took a keen interest in the civic affairs of the community and over a long period of years was a member and president of the local school board. Surviving are his seven children, Roy Streeper, Onslow; Wilfred Streeper, Rock Island, Illinois; Mrs. Amy Anderson, Anamosa; Mrs. Ada First, Wyoming; Mrs. Ava Bramer, Onslow; Mrs. Blma, Husmann, Wyoming; and Harley Streeper Onslow. He also leaves to mourn his two brothers, S. P. Streeper, Forest City, Iowa; R.W. Streeper, Onslow; and one sister, Mrs. Belle H. Osborne, Verndale, Minnesota. Thirty-one grand-children and one great-grandshild, besides numerous relatives and a large number of friends and neighbors. Except for the first two years of his life Mr. Streeper's entire life has been spent on a farm near Onslow, being identified with the community to all its activities. | STREEPER, Robert H. (I3154)
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| 256 | SSN 370-01-3277 NOTES FROM THE WYOMING JOURNAL, JONES COUNTY, IOWA ? The 14-months old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Scroggie died Sunday night after a short illness. The sympathy of everyone is with this young couple it being their only child. Miss Christina Scroggie of Anamosa attended the funeral. Feb 30, 1911 ? A wind storm blew a lot of shingles off of John Scroggie?s house. Apr 18, 1912 ? Perry and John Scroggie started Monday morning for Alberta, Canada, to visit their father. Sep 15, 1913 | SCROGGIE, John Carlton (I4054)
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| 257 | SSN 381-48-9304 | SMITH, Dora Lena (I4242)
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| 258 | Stone illegible reading from CCCOGS cemetery inscriptions vol 9 pp 792 d 8 Sept 1859 age 55y In the 1850 census, Lydia is widower Name:Lydia Patterson Gender:Female Age:44 Birth Year:abt 1806 Birthplace:Pennsylvania Home in 1850:Wayne, Columbiana, Ohio, USA Real Estate:3000 Line Number:15 Dwelling Number:1910 Family Number:1933 Household Members: NameAge Lydia Patterson44 Jno Patterson22 Mary Patterson21 Rebecca Patterson19 Jane Patterson17 Thos Patterson16 Wm Patterson12 Davd Patterson9 Saml Patterson8 Jas Patterson6 | MONCRIEF, Lydia Ellen (I2148)
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| 259 | There is a death cert for a James Coburn son of John Coburn and Nancy Douglas. The death cert shows b. 12 Jun 1843 and died 06 May 1918. Information provided by wife, Mrs. James Coburn. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X8KK-H9X | COBURN, James Madison (I2406)
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| 260 | There is a John Hildreth buried in Ellisburg, Jefferson, New York, United Statesin 1827, but I am not certain this is him as the death record of son Luvan shows John lived in New Hampshire. I think this list of children and spouse are NOT our family of Joanna. | HILDRETH, John (I1934769001)
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| 261 | There is a Joseph and Martha Butler buried in the Butler Family Cemetery, and the death dates and ages match. http://www.interment.net/data/us/ny/oswego/butlerfam/index.htm Butler Family Cemetery Oswego County, New York Rte. 183 Amboy Center NY Lat: 43?23'06"N, Lon: 07?55'51"W Contributed by Kathy Last, Jul 29, 2003 [kllast@juno.com] Total records = 13. This cemetery is located north of Amboy Center, State Rte. 69, on Route 183 on the east side. The cemetery is owned and well maintained by the Butler Family. It is surrounded by a wrought iron fence. Virginia Ackerman and I transcribed all existing tombstones in this cemetery when we visited it on Sep 16, 2002. - Kathy Last Butler, Asahel D., d. 28 Mar 1868, age 24 yrs 3 mos 27 dys Butler, B. E., (no dates) Butler, Catherine, d. 09 Jun 1867, age 46 yrs 11 mos 9 dys, wife of J. T. Butler Butler, Eliza M., d. 17 Mar 1871, age 19 yrs 10 mos 22 dys Butler, J. T., d. 15 Mar 1881, age 76 yrs Butler, John T. Jr., d. 05 Dec 1852 Butler, Joseph, d. 07 Jul 1842, age 58 yrs Butler, Martha, d. 06 Jan 1869, age 85 yrs, wife of Joseph Butler Butler, Mary A., b. 11 Sep 1853, d. 30 Apr 1923, wife of John T. Butler, inscription on stone says they will rest in Mountain View Cemetery, Pasadena, Cal. Butler, William H., d. 18 Nov 1869, age 57 yrs [NOTE: this may be Joseph and Martha's son] Lewis, Maude E., b. 1876, d. 1968 Wilson, Anna L., b. 1852, d. 1944 Wilson, Robert G., b. 1848, d. 1930 There is a birth record for a Joseph Butler b. 3 Apr 1784 in Goshen, CT vital records | BUTLER, Joseph (I1934799960)
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| 262 | There is a listing in the History of Jones Co Iowa: Twelth Infantry mustered out of Memphis Tenn, Company H for a Corp Jno L. Underwood e. Oct 16 1861 captd. Shiloh died. Died age 26 yrs. Same stone as his parents. | UNDERWOOD, John R. (I1575)
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| 263 | There is a marriage Name:D. A. Butler Event Type: Marriage Event Date:22 Aug 1869 Event Place:Clay Township, Jones, Iowa, United States Gender:Male Spouse's Name: Emma Haskins Spouse's Gender:Female "Iowa, County Marriages, 1838-1934," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XJD2-W9H : 4 November 2017), D. A. Butler and Emma Haskins, 22 Aug 1869, Clay Township, Jones, Iowa, United States; citing reference bk B p 499, county courthouses, Iowa; FHL microfilm 1,255,500. | BUTLER, David Alfonse (I1934769057)
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| 264 | There was a David H Patterson of Wayne Twp who was in the 104th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Company F that mustered out June 17, 1865.with regt. 1850 census: Name:Davd Patterson Gender:Male Age:9 Birth Year:abt 1841 Birthplace:Ohio Home in 1850:Wayne, Columbiana, Ohio, USA Attended School:Y Line Number:22 Dwelling Number:1910 Family Number:1933 Household Members: NameAge Lydia Patterson44 Jno Patterson22 Mary Patterson21 Rebecca Patterson19 Jane Patterson17 Thos Patterson16 Wm Patterson12 Davd Patterson9 Saml Patterson8 Jas Patterson6 | PATTERSON, David (I2257)
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| 265 | This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Tree files. This source citation points you to a current version of those files. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed or changed information since this source citation was created. | Source (S162)
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| 266 | This is per an Ancestry tree, unproven | COBURN, Delilah Catherine (I295)
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| 267 | Thomas and Isabelle (Barr) Perry, both natives of Ireland, where they were reared and married. Mr. Perry was a tailor by trade and after crossing the Atlantic established himself in New York city, where he lived and died. He is buried in Greenwood cemetery, Brooklyn. From History of Jones County, Iowa, Past and Present, R. M. Corbitt, S. J. Clarke Publishing Co., Chicago, 1910, p. 413. | PERRY, Thomas (I2637)
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| 268 | Thompson, James S. burial at Mt. Carmel F, 140th OVI 8-17-1837 2-23-1898 | THOMPSON, James S. (I263)
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| 269 | Twin of Anna | ORR, Mary (I3456)
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| 270 | Twin of Mary | ORR, Anna (I3457)
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| 271 | Vera's parents were living in Clay County, Iowa during the 1880 census. "Minnesota, Deaths and Burials, 1835-1990," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FDHP-C22 : accessed 3 January 2015), Coburn, 03 Mar 1926; citing Hope Tp., Lincoln, Minnesota, reference p II #36; FHL microfilm 1,320,495. | BUTLER, Cora Vera (I6)
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| 272 | VOTERS IN .1828. From an old record has been compiled the following list of voters in Wayne township in 1828: John McPherson, James Hoge, John Davis, James Sharp, David S?attergood, Robert Urquhart, Allen McLuin, Alexander Hoey, James Johnston, Francis Russell, William Coburn, James Coburn, Samuel Hunter, James Hunter, Patrick McManus, Benjamin Scattergood, Thomas Patterson, Sr., Thomas Patterson, Jr.... See attached research: William was a native of Ireland, at the age of twelve came to America with an older brother, who settled in New England. Subsequently William made his way into Northwest Territory, settling in what is now Columbiana County (Ohio) in about 1794, where he secured a tract of timbered land about five miles from Salem and seven miles from Wellsville. Having improved a farm he and his wife lived there until death. Their eight children were James, Thomas, William, Arthur. Samuel, John, Margaret and Sarah. (From - History of the Upper Ohio Valley with Historical Account of Columbiana County, Ohio. Copyright 1890 and published 1891 by Brant and Fuller. Madison, WI.) | COBURN, William (I2332)
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| 273 | Walked from Iowa City to Jones County | TASKER, William (I4741)
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| 274 | Went to Eastern Iowa to take a general agency for a Chicago publisher REMA Went to West Bend, IA to take the place as asst. in the post office | McKEAN, Martha Mable (I1843)
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| 275 | Went to Jones County, IA when approx. 15 NOTES FROM WYOMING JOURNAL, JONES COUNTY, IOWA ? Mrs. W.H. McKean attended the funeral of her father, Mr. John McBurney with her sisters Mrs. W.C. Paul, Mrs. Ross Bohler, Mrs. W.P. Coburn and brother Mr. John McBurney - 10 Mar 1904. ----- from Ancestry --- When Jane Frances (Jennie) Mcburney was born on April 27, 1852, in Mercer, Pennsylvania, her father, John, was 27, and her mother, Martha, was 23. She married William Henry McKean on November 26, 1873, in Wyoming, Iowa. They had four children in 17 years. She died on February 10, 1918, in Elk City, Oklahoma, at the age of 65, and was buried there. | McBURNEY, Jane "Jennie" Frances (I4708)
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| 276 | Wilfred was born near Onslow, the son of Robert and Etta Coburn Streeper. He married Maymie Lage 17 February 1915, in Wyoming, Iowa. His family moved to Rock Island, Illinois in 1934. Later in life, he and his wife moved to San Diego, California, where they lived with their daughter, Sibyl. Wilfred died in San Diego, and funeral services were held at the Hayden Funeral home in Wyoming, Iowa, on October 19, 1965, with burial in Wyoming Cemetery. | STREEPER, Wilfred Ira (I1935036865)
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| 277 | Will of Ann Leavens In the Name of God Amen this 24th Day of December 1793 I Ann Levins of Bourbon County of State of Kentucky Being in perfect Memory tho Weak & frail in Body and Calling to mind the Uncertainty of this life and that all flesh muft die & Return to dust from Whence it came first I Recommend my soul to almighty god my Savior [?] & Redeemor in whom & by whofe merit [?] I trust asuredly to be Savd [?] and as for my Temporal affairs I Dispofe of them For manner & form following this is to say firft of all I Give & Bequeath to Henry Levens my Eldest Son one Dollar Secondly I Give and Bequeath to my Daughter Petience Mash five Shillings thirdly I give & Bequeath to my Second son Richard Levens one Dollar fourthly I give and Bequeath to my Daughter Rebecah Selvey one Dollar and [Sixthly?] I Give & bequeath to my third son Nicholas Levens one Dollar and Seventhly I Give & Bequeath unto my Daughter Ann McCrary one Dollar & eightly I Give & Bequeath to my Youngest Son James Levens the Remainder of my Estate after my Lawful Debts being Paid I Do hereby make my Son James Levens heirs [?] & Executor of all my estate both Real & Personal except as above excepted Disanuling [?] all former Wills & bequeaths by me made but Ratifying & acknowledging this to be my last will & Teftament signed with my hand & Sealed with my Seal the Day & Date above Written In the Presence of These Witnefes Henry Delay her Willm Sparks Ann ^ Levens William Wells mark --------- Daughter Ann McCrary is the wife of Robert McCready. | WELLS, Ann (I6150)
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| 278 | William & Elizabeth (Rice) Coburn moved into Miller County in the years following the Civil War. William was born in Ohio about 1834 and Elizabeth was a native of Pennsylvania, born in 1835. They married around 1855 and when they came to Miller County they had 5 children (all born in Illinois per census). Joseph M. Coburn, who was probably a brother to William, had settled in the Ulman Ridge area of Glaize Township before 1870. In his household in the 1870 census was his wife Elizabeth (Pumphrey) and a daughter, Minnie. Twelve lots made up the original town of Ulman's Ridge, which also went by the name of "Needmore". In October 1871, William & Elizabeth (Rice) Coburn purchased 160 acres from Deborah Phillips, widow of Joseph S. Phillips, for $1600. On Nov. 4, 1889, William & Elizabeth recorded a plat for a new town and called it "Ulman's Ridge". It was a small village with only three blocks and two streets laid out which they named High & Front Streets. The Ridge was dropped from the name, leaving the town known as Ulman, which became a banking center, a milling center, and a trading center of much importance. In 1894, they added 5 more blocks to their town calling it "Coburn's First Addition to the town of Ulman's Ridge." William & Elizabeth Coburn donated land to the Methodist Episcopal Church of Glaize Township in 1888, whose trustees were Peter Lupardus, Almon C. Keyes and William Coburn. In 1903, they gave the church an additional piece of land. In 1897, they donated a parcel of land to the Ulman Baptist Church, whose trustees included Joseph D. Shikles, Isaac Wilson Hendricks, and Phineus George. In July 1905, they donated a small parcel of land to the Ulman Camp No. 8009 of the Modern Woodmen of America who constructed a meeting hall on the location. William & Elizabeth (Rice) Coburn were parents of eight Children: Rececca Jane Coburn born IL married Jinkins Williams, Nov. 28. 1878 Clarence W. Coburn born 1860 IL (no marriage record found) George J. Coburn born 1863 IL married Sophia Woolsey, 11/17/1895 Charity Samantha Coburn born IL married Alexander R. Gott. ???? Albert C. Coburn born 1870 IL (no marriage record) Frank A. Coburn born 1873 MO married Mary McClain 1/17/1905 Theodore Coburn born 1879 MO. (no marriage record) Clinton J. Coburn born 1877 MO. died 1878 age 1 yr. During the Miller County census of 1880, William & Elizabeth were living in the Ulman's Ridge area with six of their eight children. Their youngest son died in 1878 and their oldest daughter Rebecca had married Jenkins Williams in 1878. Their neighbors in 1880 were the families, Reed, Witt, Sullivan, Carico, McComb, Vaughan,.Wilcox and Wyrick. The William Coburn Family moved from Miller County sometime around 1907/1908 and moved westward settling in California. Joseph & Elizabeth (Pumphrey) Coburn remained in Miller County and are buried at Gott Cemetery. William died in California on July 1, 1909 at the age of 75. Elizabeth (Rice) Coburn died in San Diego, Calif., 1/28/1935, a month short of her 100th birthday. William and Elizabeth are buried at Greenwood Memorial Park in San Diego. William & Elizabeth were instrumental in the founding of "Ulman's Ridge". They did not remain in the community to see it become a hub of activity during the early to mid 1900s. By 1932 the business places include a general store owned by Robert Reed; another general store was operated by Roy Williams; a mill was owned by Elmer Sloan, a Farmers Exchange was in the small town, managed by A. F. Bilyeu; and a telephone exchange was operated by Bert Lupardus. Charles Bass was the town's postmaster during these years. The Bank of Ulman was begun in 1907, about the time that the William Coburn family moved from Miller County to California. from http://www.millercountymuseum.org/communities/ulman.html COBURN - In this city, July 1, 1909, William Coburn, husband of Elizabeth R. Coburn and father of Clarence and Theodore Coburn of San Diego, George Goburn of Sweetwater, Okla; Frank Coburn of Dayton, Wash., and Mrs. Alex R. Gott of Ulman, MO; a native of Ohio; aged 75 years, 7 months, 17 days. Date: Thursday, July 8, 1909, Paper: San Diego Union William's parents were William & Jane McCready Coburn, who are buried at Bethel UPC Cemetery, Steubenville Pike Road, Salineville, OH 43945 (outside of Highlandtown, OHIO) from https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/99936564/william-coburn | COBURN, William (I1883)
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| 279 | William & Elizabeth (Rice) Coburn were parents of eight Children: Rececca Jane Coburn born IL married Jinkins Williams, Nov. 28. 1878 Clarence W. Coburn born 1860 IL (no marriage record found) George J. Coburn born 1863 IL married Sophia Woolsey, 11/17/1895 Charity Samantha Coburn born IL married Alexander R. Gott. ???? Albert C. Coburn born 1870 IL (no marriage record) Frank A. Coburn born 1873 MO married Mary McClain 1/17/1905 Theodore Coburn born 1879 MO. (no marriage record) Clinton J. Coburn born 1877 MO. died 1878 age 1 yr. | COBURN, Frank Rice (I2786)
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| 280 | William & Elizabeth (Rice) Coburn were parents of eight Children: Rececca Jane Coburn born IL married Jinkins Williams, Nov. 28. 1878 Clarence W. Coburn born 1860 IL (no marriage record found) George J. Coburn born 1863 IL married Sophia Woolsey, 11/17/1895 Charity Samantha Coburn born IL married Alexander R. Gott. ???? Albert C. Coburn born 1870 IL (no marriage record) Frank A. Coburn born 1873 MO married Mary McClain 1/17/1905 Theodore Coburn born 1879 MO. (no marriage record) Clinton J. Coburn born 1877 MO. died 1878 age 1 yr. | COBURN, Clinton Jacob (I2788)
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| 281 | William & Elizabeth (Rice) Coburn were parents of eight Children: Rececca Jane Coburn born IL married Jinkins Williams, Nov. 28. 1878 Clarence W. Coburn born 1860 IL (no marriage record found) George J. Coburn born 1863 IL married Sophia Woolsey, 11/17/1895 Charity Samantha Coburn born IL married Alexander R. Gott. ???? Albert C. Coburn born 1870 IL (no marriage record) Frank A. Coburn born 1873 MO married Mary McClain 1/17/1905 Theodore Coburn born 1879 MO. (no marriage record) Clinton J. Coburn born 1877 MO. died 1878 age 1 yr. | COBURN, Theodore Alonzo (I2789)
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| 282 | William occupied his father's homestead until his death, which occurred on the day of the first election of Abraham Lincoln as President of the United States, Nov. 6, 1860. From Boyd Crumrine, "History of Washington County, Pennsylvania with Biographical Sketches of Many of Its Pioneers and Prominent Men" (Philadelphia: L. H. Leverts & Co., 1882). | McCREADY, William (I2634)
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| 283 | William was living with his parents in the 1880 US Census. Henry Underwood, (no date - WPA says died 12/10/1914 at age 59 years), buried in North Madison Pioneers Cemetery where SW and Bridget Underwood are buried. Vera (Mrs. John Coburn) attended the funeral from Lane, S. Dak. | UNDERWOOD, William Henry (I231)
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| 284 | Witnessed Mary's (her mother) marriage to William S. Orr NOTES FROM THE WYOMING JOURNAL, JONES COUNTY, IOWA ? The story of a short but happy courtship culminated Thursday, Feb 18th when Miss Grace Duncanson of Onslow became the bride of John Hanna of Colville, Wash. The young couple departed on the 1:25 train to Spokane where they will spend a few days, then go on to Newport where they expect to make their home. Mar 4, 1909 | DUNCANSON, Grace Marion (I4555)
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| 285 | Worked for the Spring Alameda Co., in 1902 | HOLCHER, Joseph (I2900)
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| 286 | Y | HOOD, Joel A. (I1613)
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| 287 | Y | HOOD, William W. (I1615)
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| 288 | Y | HOOD, Hugh A. (I1616)
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| 289 | Y | TURNER, Elish (I1618)
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| 290 | Y | TURNER, John C. (I1619)
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| 291 | Y | TURNER, Ophelia (I1620)
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| 292 | Y | TURNER, Louisa C. (I1621)
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| 293 | Y | TURNER, Margarett (I1622)
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| 294 | Y | TURNER, Nancy (I1623)
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| 295 | Y | HUDMAN, Benjamin (I1627)
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| 296 | Y | HOOD, Joel (I1628)
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| 297 | Y | HASKINS, Nancy (I1629)
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| 298 | Y | UNKNOWN, Jennie (I1631)
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| 299 | Y | UNKNOWN, Sarah C. (I1641)
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| 300 | Y | HUDMAN, John B. (I1642)
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