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| 151 | "Schweiz, Katholische und Lutherisch Kirchenbücher, 1418-1996", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:66JB-QVX2 : 31 January 2022), Jacob Lüthelmann, 1775. | Lutzelmann, Jacob (I16549)
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| 152 | "Schweiz, Katholische und Lutherisch Kirchenbücher, 1418-1996", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:66JJ-DFBS : 31 January 2022), Maria Sigrist in entry for Johannes Jenni, 1739. | Jenni, Johannes (I16551)
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| 153 | "Schweiz, Katholische und Lutherisch Kirchenbücher, 1418-1996", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:66JJ-DFBS : 31 January 2022), Maria Sigrist in entry for Johannes Jenni, 1739. | Jenni, Johannes (I16551)
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| 154 | "She was burned to death by the Indians in Hampshire Co." | Henckel, Hannah (I10224)
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| 155 | "She was burned to death by the Indians in Hampshire Co." | Henckel, Hannah (I10224)
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| 156 | "Sophia F. Mathers, at her residence, 195 North 23rd, Friday, November 20, at the age of 90 years. Survived by son, A.M. Church, Salem, brothers, John Coleman of Salem, Frank Coleman of Salem. She was a member of the Jason Lee Methodist church and Woman's Relief Corps. Services will be held Monday, November 23 at 2 p.m. at the Rose Lawn funeral home, Rev. Raynor Smith officiating. Concluding services will be at the City View cemetery." OS Nov 22, 1942 5:1-2 | Coleman, Sophia (I5041)
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| 157 | "Sophia F. Mathers, at her residence, 195 North 23rd, Friday, November 20, at the age of 90 years. Survived by son, A.M. Church, Salem, brothers, John Coleman of Salem, Frank Coleman of Salem. She was a member of the Jason Lee Methodist church and Woman's Relief Corps. Services will be held Monday, November 23 at 2 p.m. at the Rose Lawn funeral home, Rev. Raynor Smith officiating. Concluding services will be at the City View cemetery." OS Nov 22, 1942 5:1-2 | Coleman, Sophia (I5041)
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| 158 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mather, Clinton Edward (Ted) II (I12725)
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| 159 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mather, Clinton Edward (Ted) II (I12725)
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| 160 | "The Great Migration, 1634-35", Anderson p. 88 gives her name as "Sarah (Hawkredd) (Story) Cotton (BVR), daughter of Anthony Hawkredd (NEHGR 61: 52-56) and widow of William Story and the Rev. John Cotton. (Carol Price) | Hawkridge, Sarah (I344)
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| 161 | "The Pearsons of Brunswick Co., Virginia", page 1. | Pearson, John (I15620)
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| 162 | "The Pearsons of Brunswick Co., Virginia", page 1. | Pearson, John (I15620)
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| 163 | "Timothy Mather was the only son of the emigrant that grew up to manhood who was not a preacher and is called the "Mather farmer" of the early time, and settled in the town with his father. His brothers Samuel and Nathaniel went back to Europe and were noted preachers. Eleaser was the first minister in Northampton, Mass., where he died the same year his brother, Rev. Dr. Increase, settled in Boston. Timothy had a fall in his barn, which resulted in his death at the age of 56 years. Maj. Gen. Humphrey Atherton, his father-in-law, was a distinguished man in the colony. They are buried in "Upham's Corner Cemetery." "All persons in this country by the name of Mather who descend from the New England Mathers can be traced directly to Timothy Mather, as the name ceases in all the other lines with Samuel Mather, the grandson of Rev. Dr. Cotton Mather. Samuel Mather died in 1813. Many Mathers in this country claim descent from Rev. Dr. Cotton Mather, but they are mistaken. ...The Mathers now are from the three grandsons of Rev. Richard, who settled in Connecticut, Rev. Samuel (of Windsor branch), Richard (of Lyme branch), or Atherton (of Suffield branch)." Horace Mather In his will Rev. Richard states: "in as much as he (Timothy) hath not had so much cost bestowed upon him in his education...I have some years since given and assured to him in land, meadows, barn and other buildings, cows, oxen, bedding, household stuffe...also all my house, barne, buildings, lands, in Dorchester for his use during his natural life." Buried in Dorchester North Burying Ground, Upham's Corner. | Mather, Timothy (I195)
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| 164 | "Town of Morris Deaths" http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyotsego/morridth.htm | Mather, George M. (I1592)
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| 165 | "West Virginia, County Marriage Records, 1776-1971", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPT9-ZJ6B : 9 November 2021), Jesse Elsworth, 1805. | Family: Jesse Ellsworth / Elizabeth Innis (F3514)
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| 166 | "West Virginia, County Marriage Records, 1776-1971", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPT9-ZJ6B : 9 November 2021), Jesse Elsworth, 1805. | Family: Jesse Ellsworth / Elizabeth Innis (F3514)
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| 167 | ( Oxford Co) James A. BROWN, 20, farmer, East Zorra, Blandford, s/o Daniel & Ester, married Alice E. MATHER , 18, East Zorra, same, d/o Royce & Ester, witn: Thomas HERRETT & E.A. HARRINGTON of n/a, 24 May 1876 at Woodstock | Mather, Alice Emily (I6784)
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| 168 | ( Oxford Co) James A. BROWN, 20, farmer, East Zorra, Blandford, s/o Daniel & Ester, married Alice E. MATHER , 18, East Zorra, same, d/o Royce & Ester, witn: Thomas HERRETT & E.A. HARRINGTON of n/a, 24 May 1876 at Woodstock | Mather, Alice Emily (I6784)
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| 169 | (1) Chas. Webster Tucker a farmer and merchant, m. (1) Oct. 27, 1868, Agnes E. Stafford, and (2) Nov. 22, 1877, Sarah Cornelia Mather. They res. '99 at Essex, N. Y. Has been Supervisor of town of Essex. (Webster Family - NEHGS) | Tucker, Charles W. (I8063)
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| 170 | (1) Chas. Webster Tucker a farmer and merchant, m. (1) Oct. 27, 1868, Agnes E. Stafford, and (2) Nov. 22, 1877, Sarah Cornelia Mather. They res. '99 at Essex, N. Y. Has been Supervisor of town of Essex. (Webster Family - NEHGS) | Tucker, Charles W. (I8063)
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| 171 | (Alton Evening Telegraph, Dec. 18, 1938) Miss Lucille Iberg of Hartford announced she had received word from her sister, Miss Ethel Iberg of Newark, 0., that she will become the bride of Robert Williams of New Lexington, O., on New Year's day. Miss Ethel Iberg is the daughter of Henry Iberg of Hartford. | Iberg, Ethel M. (I10068)
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| 172 | (Alton Evening Telegraph, Dec. 18, 1938) Miss Lucille Iberg of Hartford announced she had received word from her sister, Miss Ethel Iberg of Newark, 0., that she will become the bride of Robert Williams of New Lexington, O., on New Year's day. Miss Ethel Iberg is the daughter of Henry Iberg of Hartford. | Iberg, Ethel M. (I10068)
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| 173 | (Connecticut Death Index) Name: Annie B Bailey Father's Surname: Mather Death Date: 30 Jan 1993 Death Place: New London, New London, Connecticut Age: 68 Years Birth Place: 999, Connecticut Birth Date: 13 Nov 1924 Marital Status: Married Spouse: Harry State File #: 01382 Occupation: HOMEMAKER Industry: AT HOME Education: Primary/Secondary Residence : Old Lyme, New London, Connecticut Address: 18 Bailey Rd Gender: Female Race: White | Mather, Anna Belle (I6841)
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| 174 | (Connecticut Death Index) Name: Annie B Bailey Father's Surname: Mather Death Date: 30 Jan 1993 Death Place: New London, New London, Connecticut Age: 68 Years Birth Place: 999, Connecticut Birth Date: 13 Nov 1924 Marital Status: Married Spouse: Harry State File #: 01382 Occupation: HOMEMAKER Industry: AT HOME Education: Primary/Secondary Residence : Old Lyme, New London, Connecticut Address: 18 Bailey Rd Gender: Female Race: White | Mather, Anna Belle (I6841)
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| 175 | (Dean & Jean's son) Steven M Seibel, 46 of 9222 Old Easton Road, Ferndale, PA, died Wednesday, February 2, 2000 in Towamencin Twp., Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. He was the husband of Kathleen A. (Hurley) Seibel. Born in Newton, MA on May 19, 1953, he was the son of Dean W. Seibel of Roanoke Rapids, NC, and Jean M. (Mather) Seibel of Bethlehem, PA. He was the Technical Marketing Manager for 17 years at Brooks Instruments in Hatfield, PA. He is survived by his Wife and Parents, Step-daughters, Bridget Hurley of Lansing, NY, Robin Hurley of Hopewell, NJ, Step-son Zachary Hurley of Solebury, PA, Brother, Geoffrey C. Seibel of Hellertown, PA and Sister, Linda D. Seibel of Wilmington, NC. | Seibel, Dean W. (I7296)
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| 176 | (Dean & Jean's son) Steven M Seibel, 46 of 9222 Old Easton Road, Ferndale, PA, died Wednesday, February 2, 2000 in Towamencin Twp., Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. He was the husband of Kathleen A. (Hurley) Seibel. Born in Newton, MA on May 19, 1953, he was the son of Dean W. Seibel of Roanoke Rapids, NC, and Jean M. (Mather) Seibel of Bethlehem, PA. He was the Technical Marketing Manager for 17 years at Brooks Instruments in Hatfield, PA. He is survived by his Wife and Parents, Step-daughters, Bridget Hurley of Lansing, NY, Robin Hurley of Hopewell, NJ, Step-son Zachary Hurley of Solebury, PA, Brother, Geoffrey C. Seibel of Hellertown, PA and Sister, Linda D. Seibel of Wilmington, NC. | Seibel, Dean W. (I7296)
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| 177 | (from the U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007) Dec 1936: Name listed as MONICA MARCELLA MICHE; Jul 1943: Name listed as MARCELLA MONICA POLZIN; Oct 1961: Name listed as MARCELLA A POLZIN; 09 Jun 1981: Name listed as MARCELLA MONICA HAISMAN; 05 Mar 1998: Name listed as MARCELLA M HAISMAN | Miche, Marcella Monica (I10830)
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| 178 | (from the U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007) Dec 1936: Name listed as MONICA MARCELLA MICHE; Jul 1943: Name listed as MARCELLA MONICA POLZIN; Oct 1961: Name listed as MARCELLA A POLZIN; 09 Jun 1981: Name listed as MARCELLA MONICA HAISMAN; 05 Mar 1998: Name listed as MARCELLA M HAISMAN | Miche, Marcella Monica (I10830)
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| 179 | (from Brigitte Meyer-Junghans) Today I talked to Edith Mühlhause, born Junghans, who still lives in Vockerode. She shares the same great grandfather Christoph with you. ... Christoph's wife Catharina Elisabeth prefered 1848 to stay with her two little sons in Vockerode, when Christoph decided to go to the "new world". So he emigrated alone, because he had no work as shriner. The couple was not decided [divorced?]. The family thought that he was surely dead because they never heard anything from him.... In that times a lot of people was poor and without work in the "good old europe". | Becker, Catharina Elisabeth (I14130)
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| 180 | (from Brigitte Meyer-Junghans) Today I talked to Edith Mühlhause, born Junghans, who still lives in Vockerode. She shares the same great grandfather Christoph with you. ... Christoph's wife Catharina Elisabeth prefered 1848 to stay with her two little sons in Vockerode, when Christoph decided to go to the "new world". So he emigrated alone, because he had no work as shriner. The couple was not decided [divorced?]. The family thought that he was surely dead because they never heard anything from him.... In that times a lot of people was poor and without work in the "good old europe". | Becker, Catharina Elisabeth (I14130)
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| 181 | (From Crow Cemetery) Spindler, Barbara-Died 31 Jul 1917, Aged 77y 5m 4d Samuel-Died 13 Aug 1917, Aged 826 5m 9d | Schaffner, Anna Barbara (I8634)
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| 182 | (From Crow Cemetery) Spindler, Barbara-Died 31 Jul 1917, Aged 77y 5m 4d Samuel-Died 13 Aug 1917, Aged 826 5m 9d | Schaffner, Anna Barbara (I8634)
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| 183 | (From Find-a-grave) Family links: Parents: Jonathan Ellsworth (1669 - 1749) (son of Josiah Ellsworth was the husband of Elizabeth Holcombe Ellsworth and the son of John and Lucia Bower Ellsworth. ) Sarah Grant Ellsworth (1675 - 1755) Spouse: Jemima Leavitt Grant (1721 - 1790)* Children: Oliver Ellsworth (1745 - 1807) Martin Ellsworth (1750 - 1752) Jemima Ellsworth (1754-1803) | Ellsworth, Captain David (I14003)
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| 184 | (From Find-a-grave) Family links: Parents: Jonathan Ellsworth (1669 - 1749) (son of Josiah Ellsworth was the husband of Elizabeth Holcombe Ellsworth and the son of John and Lucia Bower Ellsworth. ) Sarah Grant Ellsworth (1675 - 1755) Spouse: Jemima Leavitt Grant (1721 - 1790)* Children: Oliver Ellsworth (1745 - 1807) Martin Ellsworth (1750 - 1752) Jemima Ellsworth (1754-1803) | Ellsworth, Captain David (I14003)
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| 185 | (from findagrave.com) Married Nancy Belle Muse. Children were: Charlotte STAMEY b: 1878 in Haywood County, North Carolina Jessie Louise STAMEY b: 1 Oct 1881 in Haywood County, North Carolina Boyd Montraville STAMEY b: 9 Jun 1885 in Haywood County, North Carolina (buried in Locust Field Cemetery, Haywood County) Claude C. STAMEY b: 1889 Jesse STAMEY b: 1891 Reuben "Rube" C. STAMEY b: 1893 Carey STAMEY b: Abt 1895 in Haywood County, North Carolina Monnie "Monty" G. STAMEY b: 1900 | Stamey, Elijah Cebron (I14784)
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| 186 | (from findagrave.com) Married Nancy Belle Muse. Children were: Charlotte STAMEY b: 1878 in Haywood County, North Carolina Jessie Louise STAMEY b: 1 Oct 1881 in Haywood County, North Carolina Boyd Montraville STAMEY b: 9 Jun 1885 in Haywood County, North Carolina (buried in Locust Field Cemetery, Haywood County) Claude C. STAMEY b: 1889 Jesse STAMEY b: 1891 Reuben "Rube" C. STAMEY b: 1893 Carey STAMEY b: Abt 1895 in Haywood County, North Carolina Monnie "Monty" G. STAMEY b: 1900 | Stamey, Elijah Cebron (I14784)
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| 187 | (from LDS) Name: Herman Mathews Birth Date: 1845 Birthplace: New York Age: 55 Spouse's Name: Mary C. Nichols Boody Spouse's Birth Date: 1835 Spouse's Birthplace: New York Spouse's Age: 65 Event Date: 01 Oct 1900 Event Place: Lansing, Ingham, Michigan Father's Name: Elisha Mathews Mother's Name: Betsie Irish Spouse's Father's Name: Jacob Nichols Spouse's Mother's Name: Dinna Chapman Race: White Marital Status: Previous Wife's Name: Spouse's Race: White Spouse's Marital Status: Spouse's Previous Husband's Name: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M73792-6 System Origin: Michigan-EASy GS Film number: 976573 | Mather, Herman (I14321)
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| 188 | (from LDS) Name: Herman Mathews Birth Date: 1845 Birthplace: New York Age: 55 Spouse's Name: Mary C. Nichols Boody Spouse's Birth Date: 1835 Spouse's Birthplace: New York Spouse's Age: 65 Event Date: 01 Oct 1900 Event Place: Lansing, Ingham, Michigan Father's Name: Elisha Mathews Mother's Name: Betsie Irish Spouse's Father's Name: Jacob Nichols Spouse's Mother's Name: Dinna Chapman Race: White Marital Status: Previous Wife's Name: Spouse's Race: White Spouse's Marital Status: Spouse's Previous Husband's Name: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M73792-6 System Origin: Michigan-EASy GS Film number: 976573 | Mather, Herman (I14321)
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| 189 | (from paper dated Sept. 3, 1850) Died at San Diagonia, Lower California, on the 7th of April last, of the mountain fever, terminating in dysentery, Wm. Barry Mather,aged 18 years, formerly of Adrian in this State, but more recentlyof Cincinnati, Ohio. The deceased was endeared by uncommonly strongties of friendship to a large circle of acquaintances -- the zealouspromoter of all the benevolent objects of the day -- a memberof the Presbyterian Church, and the only child and idol of Mrs.E. Ross, Cincinnati. He left that city in the spring of 1849 incompany of his uncle, C.N. Ormsby, and others of that place, forCalifornia by the overland route. The letter from Dr. Ormsby containingthe above sad intelligence, dated Los Angeles, April 2nd representedhimself as in good health, but depressed in spirits in consequenceof fatigue and anxiety. | Mather, William Barry (I2042)
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| 190 | (from Tammy Friedman) Name and dates from Kay Gary, Newton Falls, OH Jan 1999. Also the names and dates of the children, with which she linked James to Matthew for me. I have no proof (paper), but have sent for Matthew Hudson's will 10/99. Census for 1820, Trumbell Co, OH, Newton Twp shows: page 268 Matthew Hudson Males 2 under 10 (Henry, James) 1 10-16 (William C.) 1 16-26 (John) 1 45 + (Matthew) Females 1 under 10 (Clarissa) 3 16-26 (Nancy, Elizabeth, Rebecca) 1 45 + (Sarah) | Hudson, Matthew (I10627)
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| 191 | (from Tammy Friedman) Name and dates from Kay Gary, Newton Falls, OH Jan 1999. Also the names and dates of the children, with which she linked James to Matthew for me. I have no proof (paper), but have sent for Matthew Hudson's will 10/99. Census for 1820, Trumbell Co, OH, Newton Twp shows: page 268 Matthew Hudson Males 2 under 10 (Henry, James) 1 10-16 (William C.) 1 16-26 (John) 1 45 + (Matthew) Females 1 under 10 (Clarissa) 3 16-26 (Nancy, Elizabeth, Rebecca) 1 45 + (Sarah) | Hudson, Matthew (I10627)
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| 192 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mather, Rev. Stephen John (I14315)
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| 193 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mather, Rev. Stephen John (I14315)
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| 194 | (Harrison Co., WV 1858 death records) RICHARDS, Margaret 81y 9m 2d b HC No parents given wf/o William d 18 Oct. Margaret was killed when she was thrown from a carriage. | Matthews, Margaret (I10900)
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| 195 | (Harrison Co., WV 1858 death records) RICHARDS, Margaret 81y 9m 2d b HC No parents given wf/o William d 18 Oct. Margaret was killed when she was thrown from a carriage. | Matthews, Margaret (I10900)
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| 196 | (Information from Mary Clark OCallaghan) Loretta went by Nellie or Nell as a child, Loretta as an early adult, Helen in later years and Reata H Brogan is on her obit in The Flint Journal paper in 1971. (Oct 17, 1971) She is buried in Flint Memorial Park Cemetery, and William at Avondale Cemetery in Flint Michigan. Even before William died, Loretta hooked up with a man named Roy Brogan. He didn't want her children, so Loretta pawned her children off to family member in other states. My mother and her siblings did not reconnect until they were adults, in their 30's, much of the family history is not known to them. Eddie never returned to Michigan and had nothing to do with the Mathers family after being given away as a child. | Mathers, Loretta Helen Nell (I13321)
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| 197 | (Information from Mary Clark OCallaghan) Loretta went by Nellie or Nell as a child, Loretta as an early adult, Helen in later years and Reata H Brogan is on her obit in The Flint Journal paper in 1971. (Oct 17, 1971) She is buried in Flint Memorial Park Cemetery, and William at Avondale Cemetery in Flint Michigan. Even before William died, Loretta hooked up with a man named Roy Brogan. He didn't want her children, so Loretta pawned her children off to family member in other states. My mother and her siblings did not reconnect until they were adults, in their 30's, much of the family history is not known to them. Eddie never returned to Michigan and had nothing to do with the Mathers family after being given away as a child. | Mathers, Loretta Helen Nell (I13321)
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| 198 | (Madison Co., Indiana) county histories credit Hannah Ellsworth as being the first white girl married in the county, this being in 1821, Madison Co. not only included most of the present territory but all of Hancock Co. also. I am pretty well convinced that the first white settlement in this region (which covers a territory of some 20 or 30 miles radius around Pendleton) was along Fall Creek, near the Falls at Pendleton. The Ellsworth entry is dated November 9, 1822, and is located 3 1/2 miles northeast of the Falls. | Ellsworth, Hannah (I8859)
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| 199 | (Madison Co., Indiana) county histories credit Hannah Ellsworth as being the first white girl married in the county, this being in 1821, Madison Co. not only included most of the present territory but all of Hancock Co. also. I am pretty well convinced that the first white settlement in this region (which covers a territory of some 20 or 30 miles radius around Pendleton) was along Fall Creek, near the Falls at Pendleton. The Ellsworth entry is dated November 9, 1822, and is located 3 1/2 miles northeast of the Falls. | Ellsworth, Hannah (I8859)
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| 200 | (Marriage date from Richwood Gazette 7 Dec 1944 (50 years ago)) Death from obit. | Mather, Susan Louise (I6963)
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