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| 2151 | Bygsla på Storebø frå 1752, skifte etter han i 1759. | Storebø, Anders Ols. Haukanes (I5584)
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| 2152 | Bygsla på Sæle frå 1749 til 1751. Leiglending for Elias Nils. Forland på Møgster. | Forland, Mons Torchilds. (I2628)
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| 2153 | Bygsla på Tveita. Som enkjemann flytta han til heimebruket på Spilda. | Spilde, Johannes Anders. (I10309)
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| 2154 | Bygsla plasset Abotnes br. 1 i 1736. Son av Torsten Greoriusson på Nesbjørg f. 1663 og Kristi Olsdtr. | Nesbjørg, Ole Torsteins. (I42943)
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| 2155 | Bygsla Skutlabrotet 1770. Gift 2. gang i Ølve 1787 med Anna Larsdtr. Skarvatun som var 53 år i 1801. | Revne, Hans Mathis. (I42948)
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| 2156 | Bygsla tingsetet der tingstova sto på Tyssøy, var busette der før Anne kom til, men ho var fødd under et besøk på Søndre Kleppe, står det i kyrkjeboka. | Møgster, Ole Lars. (I3632)
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| 2157 | Bygsla Ulsmåg i 1695 då han g. seg med enkja etter Lars Hallvardsen, Brita Nilsdtr. d. ca. 1707. Ingen barn. G. 2. m. Dordi Larsdtr. f. ca. 1687, d. 1743. Dei budde seinare på Søvik, Steinsvik og Bjørge | Sæle, Rasmus Lars. (I15186)
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| 2158 | Bygslet halve Makrellrød i 1785 av sogneprest Hesselberg fordi faren var så skrøpelig at han ikke lenger kunne skjøtte bruken og fikk året etter også bygselen over resten. Han ble eier etter faren i et bruk i Andersrød. Barn: Nils f. 1788, Andersrød Johannes f. 1793, Andersrød Barbro f. 1795 g. 1817 m. Hans Pedersen Spetalen Moritz 1797-97, Mathis f. 1801, eide en part av Andersrød gm. Anne Helene Christensdtr. Berthe Maria f. 1803, g 1824 m. Halvor Andersen på Tofteberg Råde bygdebok s. 596-597 under Andersrød: ANDERSRØDENGEN. ... Ved skiftet etter Jens i 1819 ble enken Kirsti eier og brukte eiendommen fra Makrellfød sammen med barna Nils, Jon, Johannes, Mathis og Berthe. Etter moren som døde i 1834 delte visstnok denne søskenflokken eiendommen seg imellom, men det var bare Nils og Johannes som bådde på sine gårdparter, jfr. bnr 3 (Johannes). | Makrellrød, Jens Nils. (I453)
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| 2159 | bødker. Kjente barn: Peder Johan Nilsen Skien Harald Daniel Nilsen Skien Thomas Severin Nilsen Skien Inger Helene Skien f. 1871, gm Gert Hansen Lillevik i Bergen Elisabeth Kristine Skien (1887-1889) | Skien, Nils Thors. (I30325)
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| 2160 | Bødkerm. og Proprietair. Opphold seg på Straumstad i Austrheim da han døde, men hadde bosted rode 8-38 og 39 i Bergen. | Selliken, Mons Andersen Arents. (I23438)
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| 2161 | Bødkermester AM Selliken, Synnevåg, Austrheim | Selliken, Arent Monsen (I23435)
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| 2162 | bødtkersvend, foreldra var Edvard Ovaldsen og Abelone Iversen i Sandviken. Karl var først gift med Anne Sofie Andersen (1875-1918) i 1908, og hadde datteren Anny Kamilla Olsen (1915-1997) gm. Kristian JS Cindal (mor: Gjertine Nygaard). | Ovaldsen, Karl Emil (I31053)
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| 2163 | Bømlo Bygdebok I, s. 643, Sønstabøvågen: Bent Michelson Sanbech, frå austre Bakholmen i Austevoll vart brukar i 1661. Han var då truleg eigar av ein mindre part i garden. Ved kjøp og pant vart han litt om senn eigar av meir, og i 1674 fekk han skøyte frå futen Iver Knudsen Gram på 1 laup smør, 1 hud og var då eigar av heile garden, og frå 1669 brukte han heile garden åleine. Bent var handelsmann og gastgjevar i Sønstabøvågen, og var truleg den første som tok til med handel her. Bent var brukar til ikring 1682. I 1685 var han komen attende til Bakholmen. Han var då vorten ekkjemann og hadde lege tilsengs i omlag 2 år, lama, truleg hadde han fått 'slag'. Han hadde då 2 born hjå seg. Kona heitte truleg Anna Lauritsdtr. ell. Anna Brose Andersdtr. 5 born er kjende: a. Hans styrde garden og handelen i Sønstabøvsgen i 1692, seinare handelsmann i Bakholmen. b. Lars Bentsen Sandbech, g. Geitung. c. Maren, g. m. Mikkel Olrich i Bakholmen. d. Anna Cathrine, g. m. Casper Warner i Sønstabøvågen. e. Jannike, g. m. Mats Olson Broch, Sønstabø. (Bent var truleg 64 år gl. i 1665.) Bent var kyrkjeverje i mange år. | Sandbech, Bent Mikkels. (I16029)
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| 2164 | Callahan, John Came to Ohio in 1804 from Brownsville, Pa.(moved from Maryland to Pa. 1796) B – 1742 Dublin, Ireland D - 1820 Green Twp. Mahoning Co. Ohio Age 78 years Buried Callahan Family Cemetery Row 2 grave 19 Revolutionary War – under George Washington Enlisted April 1777 – Discharged 1781 Infantry Pvt. 8th Penna. Regt. Husband of Eleanor of Scotland Married about 1768 Died age 96 years Buried Callahan Family Cemetery near husband Children: 1. Jeremiah born 16 Oct. 1768 Hagerstown, Washington Co., Maryland died 2 March 1865 Buried in old cemetery in Greenford, Ohio married Dinah Macklefish 2. Jesse born 6 Aug. 1770 Hagerstown, Washington Co., Maryland died 17 April 1845 buried in old cemetery in Greenford, Ohio married Susan Stewart 3. William born 5 March died 14 Oct. 1842 Washingtonville, Ohio buried in Callahan cemetery married Elizabeth Perry 4. James born 1774 Hagerstown, Maryland died 1852 Green Twp. Mahoning Co. Ohio buried in Callahan cemetery married Sarah Applebee 5. Nancy born 1790 Hagerstown, Md. Died 1875 Stark Co. Ohio and buried in Stark Co., Ohio married James Grimes in Ohio | Callahan, John (I27945)
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| 2165 | Callahan, William Husband of Elizabeth Perry Son of John Callahan and Eleanor Conner (Scotland 1746-1834 Mahoning) B – 5 March 1772 Hagerstown, Md. D – 14 Oct. 1842 Washingtonville, Ohio War of 1812 – enlisted Aug. 25, 1812 discharged Nov. 30, 1812 Inf. Pvt. Capt. Zimmerman's Co. Buried Callahan Family Cemetery row 2 grave 18 Children: 1. John born 1798 Brownsville, PA. died 1805 Greenford, Ohio, buried in Callahan Family Cemetery 2. Hannah born 1800 Brownsville, Pa. died age 75 in IL. 3. Elias born Washingtonville, Ohio died 1884 buried in Trinity Lutheran Cemetery. Married Sarah Gorby 4. Rachel born 1807 Washingtonville died 1895 Austin Twp. Mahoning Co. Ohio. Married Joseph Turner 5. Nathan born Sept. 11, 1810 Washingtonville, Ohio died March 5, 1860 Greenford, Ohio. Buried Trinity Lutheran Cemetery married Mary Ann Taylor 6. Elizabeth born 1812 Washingtonville, Ohio died 1885 IL. Married Benjamin Gee d-IL. 7. Matilda born 1813 Washingtonville, Ohio died in IL. Married Mr. Chatman 8. Nancy born 1815 Washingtonville, Ohio married Isaac Brookhart 9. Mariah born 1817 Washingtonville, Ohio died 1859 buried in Old cemetery in Greenford, Ohio, (Greenlawn cemetery) married Benjamin Gee 10. Kissiah born 1820 Washingtonville, Ohio died 1885 in IN. married Levi D. Taylor 1786 census for Antrim township in Franklin, PA has a William Callahan registered. History of the townships of Mahoning County, formerly belonging to Columbiana dated 1879 mentions William under section XXVIII. In 1804, Elias Adgate and William and James Callahan, all brothers-in-law, left Redstone, PA and set out for the West. At that time noting lass than a section could be entered. Elias Adgate entered section 28, which subsequently was divided, Adgate taking 120 acres of the east part of the south half; James Callahan, the remaining part of the south half; and William Callahan, the north half. Mr. Callahan afterwards divided his land among his children, leaving to Elias 55 acres, to Nancy ho married Isaac Brookhast, 55 acres; Hannah, who remained on the homestead, 59 acres; to Mathilda, who married Chapman, 60 acres; to Elizabeth, ho married Benj. Gee, 59 acres; and to Nathan, 55 acres. Jeremiah Callahan, a brother of William and James came to Green in 1812, and settled near his brother William, on the section north. He had mad a prior visit to Green with his brothers. Jesse Callahan, another brother of William and James came about 1808 and worked with them for a time, and then returned to Pennsylvania. He finally removed permanently to Columbiana County. His son, Thomas, has lived many years at the norhteast corner of section 34. | Callahan, William (I27942)
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| 2166 | Came over on the Truelove with Richard Casey. "Wills and Administrations of Isle of Wight County, Virginia 1647-1800. Page 62 Listed under ADMINISTRATIONS AND PROBATES, 1661-1701 Page 10 ADMINISTRATIONS AND PROBATES, 1661-1701 ELDRIDGE Samuel 1665 Isle of Wight Co., VA Samuel Eldridge dying intestate, administration of his estate requested by Thomas Moore who married his relict (widow). 10 Apr 1665, recorded 21 Jun 1665. Security: George Moore, ___ Brantlie. ELDRIGE Samll. Justinian Cooper 1050 acs. Warrisquick Co., 13 Sept. 1636, p. 380. N. "W. upon the head of Lawnes Cr., S.E. upon the back Cr., N.E. upon his dwelling howse & S.W. into the woods. 50 acs. for his per. adv. & 1000 acs. for trans. of 20 pers: Justinian Cooper, Rich. Casey, Nich. Man, John Curtis, John Coker, Henry Bonney, James Smith, Geo. Stacy, Wm. Redman, Geo. Archer, Wm. Bannister, Wm. Cooke, Samll. Eldrige, Wm. Nesse, Mary Clinton, Jon. Davis, Robert Radye, Rich. Smith, Wm. Underwood, Henry Rouncifull, Clement Evans. Source: "Cavaliers and Pioneers, Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants" 1623-1666, Abstracted and Indexed by Nell Marion Nugent. Volume One, Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Company, 1969, p. 47. | Elderidge, Samuel (I27600)
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| 2167 | Came to South Dakota 1877. | Powell, Daniel Anderson (I32072)
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| 2168 | Came to the US in 1866 according to the 1930 census. Parents Jakob Eudard Brunet and Catharine Kyriss. In the 1905 state census Elizabeth is a widow with eight children in Brooklyn. | Brunet, Christiane Elisabeth (I29441)
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| 2169 | Cand. jur. Han var 1865 sagfører i Stavanger. Han ble senere overretssagfører. Han var 1869-70 formann for "Det Stavangerske Klubselskab". Han var også medstifter af Stavanger Turnforening og var dens første formand. 1875 Idtsømarken, Stavanger. | Johansen, Johan Thulin (I39863)
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| 2170 | Capt US Air Force World War II and Korean War. | Wall, Lewis Cobble (I20753)
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| 2171 | Captain of a small ship, carpenter & shipwright. | Nygaardsvig, Sivert Ols. (I1783)
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| 2172 | Captain Thomas (I) Osborne Lieutenant Thomas Osborne arrived in Jamestown aboard the Bona Nova late in 1619; no family members are known to have accompanied him at this time. Whether his wife had previously died in England is not known, but her name has never appeared in any of the extant colonial Virginia records. He was selected by the London Company in England to serve as the leader of the military contingent in the settlement of College Land, a large area of land near Henricus City. The latter was the second permanent settlement in Virginia, the first, of course, being Jamestown. He appears in the two early lists of inhabitants, dated February 1623/24, and January 1224/25, as a resident of "Colledge Land." After the March 1622 attack by the Indians, where roughly one-third of those settlers between Jamestown and Henricus City were killed, Lieut. Thomas Osborne lead a retaliatory attack; from this point onward, he appears in the records as Captain Thomas Osborne. From 1625-1633 he served in the House of Burgesses and, having been granted a large tract of land known as Coxendale, settled there around 1625. The first town in Coxendale, Gatesville, was later named Osbornes and became an important inspection, storage, and shipping center for tobacco well into the late 19th century. He lived his entire life in Coxendale (that part which is now Chesterfield County), and the succeeding four generations of his namesake also made Coxendale their home. | Osborne, Captain Thomas (I28603)
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| 2173 | Carel Oostveen, marriage to Geertruid Dijkman, 28 Oct 1742, Delft, South Holland, Netherlands, Voorschoten. Delft, archive 0014, inventory number 00117, Trouwboek Gerecht, 1575 december 11 - 1754 december, record number , folio 230v | Family F10201
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| 2174 | Carl Edvard Andersen | Anderson, Carl Edvard Augustsson (I304)
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| 2175 | Carmen married Castilla | van der Raadt, Carmen (I22876)
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| 2176 | Carolina Owerwater wurde im Jahre 1811 in Lohne geboren. Sie starb im Jahre 1872 in Vechta. Sie heiratete Gerhard Henrich Pagenstedt im Jahre 1837 in Vechta. | Overwater, Carolina (I24281)
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| 2177 | Carpenter work, railroad grade contracting, general contracting. Successful in his line of work and has handled some large jobs, among which was the Valley water falls, the Grant Street subway, did the work for the filtering plant at the pump station for the Springfield water works, and he built te first peice of special read that was ever seen in Greene County. Owned a commodious home on South Campbell street, surrounded by a lot containing five acres. Married twice to sisters Hannah and Mary J. Prier. 13 children. | Massey, Richard (I20804)
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| 2178 | Casper Hendrick Mijlander, Droogscheerder op de Princegraft bij de Rhee Straat. XXX 4 onmondige kinderen. | Meijlander, Casper Hendrik (I24031)
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| 2179 | Catharina gehuwd op 21-jarige leeftijd Noordwijk 20-06-1889 (aktenummer: 23) met Johannes Remmerswaal, 24 jaar oud. | van den Burg, Catharina (I23706)
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| 2180 | Catharina was married to (1) Cornelis Bon on April 7, 1841 at Amsterdam, she was 22 years old. Son: Cornelis Warnerus Bon ± 1847-1862 Second marriage to (2) Teunis van 't Schip on January 16, 1850 at Nieuwer Amstel, she was 31 years old. | Overwater, Catharina Maria (I24250)
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| 2181 | Catharina was married to Jelis van Dashorst | van Loevezijn, Catharina (I24813)
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| 2182 | Cathrine var gift 20.2.1775 i Nykirken med Christopher Braemer | Hynnemør, Catharina Joachimsdtr. (I15991)
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| 2183 | Cause of Death Pyemia | Nordvik, Marta Hansdtr. (I35387)
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| 2184 | Caut. Michel Mons. Glæsnes og Grim Wermunds. Midtveit. | Family F2561
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| 2185 | Caut.: Jacob Færstad, Anders Halhjem | Family F5772
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| 2186 | Cemetery Location Approx 8 MI Sr Sumner, Illinois, USA | Crosslow, Joseph (I22249)
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| 2187 | Census 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910: Bluffton, Winneshiek, Iowa Barn: Mons Olai, 1862 før dei var gifte, Mons Olai 1865, Askel, Susan, Nellie, John, Annie, Mary, Anna, Sarah. | Troland, Nils Askilds. (I32310)
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| 2188 | Census 1930 and 1940 Arena Valley, Canyon Co, Idaho. | Aarland, Lars Bertin Nils. (I10632)
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| 2189 | Census 6. juni 1841 - Ecclefechan - Hoddom, Dumfriesshire, Scotland with clogger Elijah Moffatt and wife Mary. Said to have run off and got married in Gretna Green, 17 years old. Mr. Davies dissapeared when the child was born. | Trotter, Jannet (I44698)
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| 2190 | Ceselia, gifta seg med Nils Ørjansen Polden | Sangolt, Sissele Hansdtr. (I4125)
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| 2191 | Charles Holmes Stuteville, son of Lt. Charles Stuteville, born about 1710 in England and died July 27, 1773 in the Royal Hospital at Greenwich, England. Mary Lancaster, was the daughter of Benjamin and Elizabeth Lancaster. Lt. Charles Stuteville married in July 1772 to Susanna Christmas and shortly after Charles died, Susanna had the will probated the same day and soon remarried. The will is very detailed in regards to his sons birth and baptism. The Stuteville Records were researched by June Baldwin Bork 1980, Gr Gr Gr Granddaughter. | Stuteville, Lt. Charles (I27894)
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| 2192 | Charles lived in Detroit, June in Dearborn at the time of the wedding. | Family F6774
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| 2193 | Charles Stutevile, St. Johns College, Cambridge University, entered 1657. Adm. Fell.-Com. (age 16) at ST JOHN'S, July 4, 1657. S. of Thomas (1615), Esq., of Dalham, Suffolk. B. there. Matric. 1657 (? impubes); M.A. 1662 (Lit. Reg.). Buried at Dalham, June 3, 1700. Brother of Thomas (1653). | Stuteville, Charles Esq. (I27910)
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| 2194 | Charles was born on or about 28 September 1755 at St. Andrews Parish, Holborn Garden, England, accordin to his fathers will. He was baptized as "CHARLES HOLMES, son of CHARLES and MARY LANCASTER of Gray's Inn Lane." It was recorded as thus, because Charles was the illegitimate son of Mary and in this time period, Mary would have gone to prison or the goal as they called it for having a illegitimate child. In the will, Charles H. was to receive from his father's estate all property, bank annuities, gold plate, furnishings, etc. and all that remained belonging to his father, to be transferred to his son Charles H. when he ATTAINED THE AGE OF 21 YEARS > [in 1776] and the interest thereof to be paid to him by the Executors, but if he should die before reaching 21 years and without issue, the estate would revert back to his former wife Susanna. However, for some reason, young Charles left England in 1774. Charles Holmes Stuteville was 18 years of age when his father died and at age 19, he departed from Greenwich, the Port of London between 28th of August to the 4th of September 1774 on the Ship Rebecca. The passenger list recorded his occupation as a husbandman, meaning the head of a family or a farmer and was an indented servant to pay for his passage. He undoubtedly worked on a farm for the man who paid his passage until he was age 21 in September of 1776. The master would then release him from bondage and give him a new suit of clothing, a little money and some corn to start a new life. The Revolutionary War was in full progress by this time and Charles undoubtedly served. However, I have not found a war record. The handwriting was illegiable and the name of "Stuteville" was always misspelled in early records. I have always assumed he arrived in America without money. However, he did carry with him, his father's sheep-skin will that had been proved in the Court of Canterbury in London and could be used in America as security. Charles Holmes Stuteville married first about 1780 in Maryland to AMANDA SOPHIA BROWN, born in England about 1760. She was the mother of at least seven sons and two daughters who survived to adulthood. The youngest was Thomas BROWN Stuteville, born 1801. Apparently Amanda died in early 1809 as Charles married second by 19 August 1809 to MARGARET "Peggy" O'CONNER in Grayson County, Kentucky. She was named on a Hardin County, Kentucky deed on that day. In 1787, Charles was in Fayette County, Virginia in that part that later became the Commonwealth of Kentucky. He lived and raised his family in Hardin County that became Grayson County, Kentucky. Most all the Stutevilles moved to Spencer County, Indiana in 1820 and there the elder patriarch, CHARLES HOLMES STUTEVILLE died soon after. He was age 65 when he made this move. Family records show he was first buried in the Olde Rockport Pioneer Cemetery and later this cemetery was abandoned and most graves were moved to the new cemetery called Sunset Hill Cemetery. Very little is known about Charles since his arrival in America in 1774, until he appeared in Kentucky County, Virginia in 1787, now Scott County, Virginia at Estillville. This area became the state of Kentucky in 1791. On September 10, 1788, Charles "Stitwell" served seven days of active militia on the frontier under Capt. Charles Hazelrell. The same year, the tax records show he owned two Black Slaves; owned four Black Slaves in 1789 and by 1792 Fayette County, Kentucky, Charles purchased 90 acres on Barren Creek. In 1799, Charles was on the Hardin County, Kentucky tax records with one son, unnamed. [As sons became age 16, they were placed on the tax rolls as the father had to then pay a tax on him. It was fairly accurate]. Two years later, he owned 250 acres on Rock Creek where the family remained until 1810, when Grayson County was formed from Hardin County. We have no way of finding some of the early records, as the Grayson County Kentucky Courthouse burned in 1864. All of their records were lost. Attached to the Will is a certified paper from S.H. Geisal, Clerk of Bates County, Missouri stating that "THE ORIGINAL WILL of [LT] CHARLES STUTEVILLE WAS PRODUCED IN MY OFFICE on 22 March 1871." Thomas, the youngest son of Charles H. Stuteville always said: "He was the son of an only son who came from England and that his father, Charles Holmes Stuteville told him that the trip over almost cost him his life and he wasn't going back for any money." The children of Charles Holmes Stuteville were taken from the tax lists, census records, marriage and other records of Kentucky and Spencer County, Indiana. 1) James B. Stuteville, (1778-1833) 2) Richard Stuteville, (1781-1837) 3) Daniel BALDWIN Stuteville, (1782- ) 4) Martin Stuteville, (1784-1846) 5) Charles Holmes Stuteville Jr., (1786-1850+) 6) 7) John Alexander Stuteville, (1793-1872) 8) Nancy C. Stuteville, (1797- ) 9) Elizabeth Stuteville, (1800-1889) 10) THOMAS BROWN Stuteville, (1801-1890) Charles Holmes Stuteville was first found in: 1787 Sep 14 - Fayette Co. KY formed 1780 from Fayette Co, VA (now Scott Co., Virginia at Estillville): Tax list No.2 in Dist. of Thomas Lewis, Commr: C. STUTTEVILE 4 whites: Moses, Nelson and Joseph Young; 3 horses; 8 cattle; 2 BLACKS. 1788 Sep 10 - Fayette Co. KY Charles Stitwell - 7 days service on frontier under Capt. Charles Hazelrell, active militia 1788 Fayette Co, KY Charles Stuteville, 3 white males 21+; 2 horses; 2 BLACKS 1789 Fayette Co, KY Charles Stuteville, 2 white males 21+; 2 horses; 4 BLACKS 1793 Fayette Co. KY Charles Stuteville, 1 white male 21+; 90 acres; 2 horses; 7 cattle; 5 BLACKS 1794 Fayette Co. KY Charles STUDDWILL, 1 white male 21+; 75 acres on Barren Creek 1796 Fayette Co. KY Charles STUTTEVILLE, 1 white male 21+; 80 acres Barren Creek; 3 horses; 6 cattle; 4 BLACKS; 1797 Fayette Co. KY Charles STUTTERVILLE, 21+; 80 acres Barren Creek entered by John Holden; 3 horses; 5 BLACKS. 1799 - HARDIN CO, KY Tax List Charles Stuteville, 1 white male 21+; 1 white male 16-20 (b.1778-1783); 4 mares; 1 BLACK 1800 - HARDIN CO, KY Tax List Charles STUDIVEL, 1 white male over 21; 2 white males 16-20; 4 horses; 1 BLACK; 250 acres on Rock Creek entered by William TAYLOR 1801 - HARDIN CO, KY Tax List Charles STUDEVILLE, 1 wh 21+; 1 male 16-20; 1 black; 4 horses; 250 acres on Rock Creek. 1801 Mar 24 - Hardin Co, KY Court Order Book- Charles Stuteville appointed Surveyor of Road 1802 HARDIN CO, KY Tax List - Charles STUDDERVILLE; 1 male 21+; 1 male 16-20; 1 Black; 3 horses; 250a on Rock Creek 1803 HARDIN CO, KY Tax List Charles STUTEVILE: 2 white males over 21; 1 Black, 2 horses; 250 acres on Rock Creek. 1804 HARDIN CO, KY Tax List Charles STUDIVILLE: 21+; 1 male 16-20; 150 acres on Rock and Rough Cr; 1 Black; 3 horses 1805 HARDIN CO, KY Tax List Charles STUDWILL: 21+; 2 white males 16-20; 150 acres on Rock Creek; 3 horses 1806 HARDIN CO, KY Tax List Charles STUDWELL: 21+; 2 white males 16-20; 150 acres on Rock Creek; 3 horses 1807 HARDIN CO, KY Tax List Charles STUDWELL SR; 1 white male 21+; 1 white male 16-20 1808 HARDIN CO, KY Tax List Charles STUDWELL, 1 white male 21+; 1 white male 16-20; 2 horses 1809 -HARDIN CO, KY Tax List missing 1810 Grayson Co. KY Census p. 241/286, line 4 Chs. Stuteville 45+(0-1765 female 45+(0-1765 male 16-26 (1784/94) male 16-26 (1784/94) female 16-26 (1784/94) female 10-16 (1784-1800) female 00-10 (1800/10 male 00-10 (1800/10 1809 Aug 20 - Hardin Co. KY . Charles H. Stuteville and Margaret his wife to [son] MARTIN STUTEVILLE. 75 acres in Hardin Co, KY. 1810 - Grayson Co, KY was formed from Hardin and Ohio Counties. 1810 Grayson Co, KY Tax List Charles Stuteville Sr, 1 white male 21+; 5 horses 1811 Grayson Co, KY Tax List Charles Stuteville Sr: 1 white male 21+; 6 horses 1812 Grayson Co, KY Tax List Charles Stuteville Sr: 1 white male 21+; 100 acres; 3 horses 1813 Grayson Co, KY Tax List Charles Stuteville Sr: 21+; 100 acres; 3 horses 1814 Grayson Co, KY Tax List Charles Stuteville Sr: 21+; 4 horses 1815 Grayson Co, KY Tax List Charles Stuteville Sr, 21+; 3 horses 1816 Grayson Co, KY Tax List Charles Stuteville Sr, 21+; 2 horses 1817 Grayson Co, KY Tax List Charles Stuteville Sr, 21+; 2 horses 1818 Grayson Co, KY Tax List Charles Stuteville Sr: 21+; 100 acres; 3 horses 1819 Grayson Co, KY Tax List Charles Stuteville Sr, 21+; 2 horses 1820 SPENCER CO, INDIANA CENSUS Charles Stuteville, age 65 - [Last record] Family records show Charles was buried in the Old Rockport Pioneer Cemetery. The Stuteville Records were researched by June Baldwin Bork 1980, Gr Gr Gr Granddaughter. | Stuteville, Charles Holmes (I22219)
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| 2195 | Cheyenne River Sioux Parents: Daniel E. Powell and Mary Oakes | Powell, Lakota Belle (I32067)
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| 2196 | Cheyenne River Sioux (Cheyenne and Arapaho) | Arpan, Allen Robert (I32068)
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| 2197 | child birth | Oleson, Ingeborg Taraldsdtr. (I31817)
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| 2198 | Children (Pieter en Johanna): Jeroen Pietersz Steenvoorden 1716-1731 Cornelia (Neeltje Pieterse) Steenvoorden 1717-1795 Joanna Pieterse Steenvoorden 1719- Leonardus Pietersz Steenvoorden 1722- Helena Pieterse Steenvoorden 1723- Leonardus Pietersz Steenvoorden 1728- Children (Pieter en Guurtje): Joanna (Jannetje Pieterse) Steenvoorden 1732- Jero Pietersz 1734-1734 Jero Pietersz Steenvoorden 1735-1736 Jeroen Pietersz Steenvoorden 1736- Maria Pieters Steenvoorden 1738- Nicolaus Pietersz Steenvoorden 1739- Joanna Pieters Steenvoorden 1740- Nicolaus Pietersz Steenvoorden 1742- Gerharda Steenvoorden 1743- Gerhardus Steenvoorden 1744- Joannes Steenvoorden Oct 23 1747, Sassenheim - | Steenvoorden, Pieter Jeroensz (I24724)
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| 2199 | Children accoding to obit: Alice Maxwell, Arthur, Charley, Christine Edwards, Dolllie Pollard, Rip Lacer, + Ada A. 'Flue' acc. 1930, 1940 census. | Crosslow, Rosa Ann (I28964)
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| 2200 | Children according to 1860 census of East Union, Wayne, OH: Eliza J McAfee, 5 Barbara A McAfee, 4 John W McAfee, 3 James C McAfee, 2 Samuel R McAfee, 1 Joseph Herschel McAfee, 1844– 1899 Children by Rebecca: Eliza Jane Mcafee, 1853– 1923, m. Arick Barbara Ann McAfee, 1856– 1908, m. Brown John William McAfee, 1857– 1922 James Calven McAfee, 1858– 1933 Samuel Ray McAfee, 1860– 1939 Elmer Elsworth McAfee, 1861– 1941 Mary Ellen McAfee, 1862– 1863 | McAfee, William Jr (I22134)
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