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JOHNSON Flora C. (I20) [Female] b. 24 MAY 1855 Lawrence, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA - d. 25 AUG 1889 Corinth, Orange County, Vermont, USA
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Title: Vermont, Vital Records, 1720-1908
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Author: Genealogy of Myers Family Tree
Title: Stephen R. Myers
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Author: Genealogy of Myers Family Tree
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Author: Genealogy of Myers Family Tree
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Title: Vermont, Vital Records, 1720-1908
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Author: Genealogy of Myers Family Tree
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Author: Genealogy of Myers Family Tree
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Author: Genealogy of Myers Family Tree
Title: Stephen R. Myers
Possibly born in Kingston, NH. There may have been another son and
daughter who died young. Daughter's name may have been Martha D. [Source: Notes by
Kathryn Davitt.]
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Title: Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988
[Vital Records filed in the State Dept. of Health, Hazen Drive, Concord,
NH NHVR); Unity Town Records]. Note: Unity town records show "Mrs Patty"
Young, but most Unity marriage records 1782-1796 showing "Mrs" were for
women who had never been previously married. She was B. either in Stratham
[info from son Harris' death certificate [NHVR], or E Unity NH [Thurber
Family Genealogy by A. E. Thurber LDS microfilm #0928330 (TFG)]. Patty
died in Nov 1848. [TFG] Although Corinth was given as her place of death [TFG],
there is no record there of her death.
Martha was Mrs. Martha Young at the time of her marriage to Nathaniel, and
> she went by the name Patty. According to the death certificate of her son
> Harris, she was born in Stratham, NH. The Thurber Family Genealogy by A.
E. Thurber givers her place of birth as East Unity, NH. Although Corinth is
> given as her place of death, there is no record in that town of her death
> occurring there.
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Title: U.S. Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783
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Title: U.S. Revolutionary War Pensioners, 1801-1815, 1818-1872
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Title: U.S. Newspaper Extractions from the Northeast, 1704-1930
Samuel went to NH and settled on a farm in Unity, where the census of 1790
places him as head of a family with three males and three females
including his wife. The census gives his name as Samuel W. His descendants claim
that he was in the last part of the Revolution and was engaged in some part with the Battle of Bunker Hill. They also claim his middle name was Wilson.
From printed records of NH Rev. Rolls; page 30, Vol. II, his name appears
as private on a pay roll in Capt. Uriah Wilcox's Company in Col. Benjamin
Bellow's Regiment of Militia in the state of NH. This regiment went to
reinforce the garrison at Ticonderoga when besieged by the enemy in June
1777. He was engaged 4 June 1777 and discharged 9 July 1777.
[Source: The Thurber Family Genealogy by A. E. Thurber, LDS microfilm #0928330]
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Author: Genealogy of Myers Family Tree
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Title: New Hampshire, Birth Index, 1659-1900
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Author: Genealogy of Myers Family Tree
Title: Stephen R. Myers
Notes for SALLY HUNTOON:
> Although she went by the name Sally, her given name was Sarah. She d.
> probably in Unity, NH. She is buried in East Unity Cemetery, East Unity,
> NH. Her tombstone is inscribed, "Mrs. Sally Thurber. . . wife of Mr.
> Samuel W. Thurber."
Notes for LYDIA MELARDY:
Lydia's surname appears also as Melledia or Melandy. It is not known when
she died or where she is buried.
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Author: Genealogy of Myers Family Tree
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Author: Genealogy of Myers Family Tree
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Author: Genealogy of Myers Family Tree
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Sources and Notes for Benjamin and Elizabeth (Hallett) Thurber*
Notes:
Concerning Benjamin1 Thurber, Kathryn writes, "It should be noted that there is a span
of time when it is difficult to determine which Benjamin Thurber is the one mentioned in certain land deeds. It is difficult, in fact, to determine if the deeds refer to one man or two. The "other" Benjamin Thurber is the son of Samuel and Rachel (Wheeler) Thurber who was born 14 July 1734 in Providence, Prov. Co., RI. He m. Phebe Dyer, b. 12 Oct 1736 possibly in Cranston, RI. (They m. 30 Dec 1756 in Cranston). He d. 25 Apr 1807 & she d. 20 Sept. 1818. He had 2 children.
May 1756 - a Benjamin Thurber of Providence signed a paper that he has "taken the oath or affirmation, prescribed by the colony law, against bribery and corruption, in the election of officers in this government." Source #44.
Benjamin Thurber .....Falmouth 1760 Source #30
The town of Sackville in New Brunswick, Canada, was settled by 25 families in the summer of 1761 represented by Benjamin Thurber from Providence, RI. Source #21.
On 20 April 1762, Benjamin sells Farm lot #43 - 55 acres to Joseph Jess. Grant was made by Gov. Laurence's Proclamation of 1758 in relation to the vacated lands on Bay of Fundy, NS. Source #26.
(Explanation) "Then comes consideration of the settlements sparked by Gov. Lawrence's proclamation of 1758, Which invited Protestant settlers to fill up the land formerly in possession of the French, and promised 100 acres to every person master or mistress of a family, with 50 acres for every white or black man, woman or child, no one person to have more than 1000 acres by grant in his own name." Source #30.
This Ben was granted 500 acres of land in Falmouth, Nova Scotia on 19 Feb 1764. No specific lots mentioned. Source #24.
This Ben of Windsor, Halifax Co., NS, yeoman sold one 6 acre lot #18 in Falmouth to David Shaw in Falmouth on 27 Feb 1765. Sources #25 and #28.
This Ben of Windsor, Halifax Co., NS, binds himself to David Shaw on 22 Feb 1765 for 100 pounds. Source #28.
21 July ____ granted 3 lots in Falmouth, NS - granted Town lot A, No. 4 in Falmouth. Source #29.
31 Oct 1765, Benjamin Thurber of Falmouth, Kings Co., NS, sold town lot A4 in 2d division. His wife, Elizabeth, is mentioned. Source#31.
*From the Thurber Genealogical Index (1995) by Joanne E. Martin based on research of Kathryn Davitt.
5 Nov 1765 Ben Thurber of Falmouth, NS, wants to obtain license to alienate land in Falmouth (Farm lot No. 43, Dyke lot No. 29, Town lot in 2nd Div., Letter A, No. 4).
19 Feb 1766 Ben granted land in Falmouth, NS. Source #29.
On 7 Dec 1770 John Wendell of Portsmouth, Prov. of NH, sold to Ben & Elizabeth. Thurber of Saville, Prov. of NH, Yeoman, 25 acres of land in Saville. Source #42.
7 Dec 1770, John Wendell of Portsmouth, Province of NH, sold to Ben and Eliza. Thurber of Saville, Province of NH, Yeoman, 25. acres of land in Saville. Source#42.
15 March 1776 Ben was a First Lieutenant in Col. Benjamin Bellows, Jr.'s regiment. Sources #43 and #51.
Benjamin was a selectman of Saville. Source #43.
15 July 1776 Benjamin and his son, Samuel Wilson, both of Saville/Sunapee signed the Association test, indicating their support of the Revolutionary War. Source #44.
5 Dec 1776 Benjamin was appointed adjutant of Col. David Gilman's regiment. Sources #45 and #50.
The family removed to Hopkinton, NH between 5 Dec 1776 and March 1777.
March 1777, Benjamin lived in Hopkinton, Hillsborough County, NH and was in Capt. Joshua Bailey's Co., Col. Seely's Rgmt. of NH State Troops. Source #22.
August 1777 Benjamin was in Bennington Battle. Source #22.
23 Jun 1779 Ben mentioned in town records concerning building a bridge by his property. Source #46.
29 Apr 1782 - a Ben Thurber of Charlestown, NH, gentleman bought 50 acres of land in Charlestown.
22 May 1783 - a Ben Thurber of Charlestown, Co. Cheshire, NH, gentleman, sold 50 acres of land.
1787 Ben on Constable Gressy's Hopkinton Tax List for 1787. Source #46.
In 1790 Ben lived in Warnertown, Hillsborough Co., NH. Source #47.
29 Aug 1799, a Benjamin Thurber witnessed two land deed of Nathaniel3 Thurber (Samuel Wilson2, Benjamin 1). This could be Benjamin1 who m. Elizabeth Hallet or his grandson Benjamin3, who m. Mary Graves. Source #48.
There is no Benjamin Thurber living in the 1800 Federal Census as the head of the household in NH or VT. It is possible that Ben and his wife, Elizabeth, moved to VT when their daughter and husband, Francis and Philena Matilda (Thurber) Davis moved. The Davis's moved in the fall of 1794.
In the 1800 Federal Census, Barnard, Windsor Co., VT, there were an elderly man and woman living with the Davis's. Since his father was dead by then, it is possible that Francis Davis had his in-laws living with them. Source #52.
On I I June 1806 Elizabeth Thurber died in Royalton, Vermont, at age 84 and is buried in Royalton Broad Brook. Source #49.
Benjamin died in 1807. Source #1.
Sources for Benjamin and Elizabeth (Hallett) Thurber
1. Genealogy of the Ancestry and Descendants of Captain Francis Davis, by Francis Y. Davis, P. 104,105, 109, 111.
2. Vital Records of Rhode Island, 1636-1850, First Series, Vol. 6, Bristol County, P. 38.
3. Civil Register for Falmouth Township, Hants County, Nova Scotia (1747-1825) Mg. 9 B95, Vol. 2, P. 8-9. p. 4 of typescript copy, reel c-3027.
4. The Thurber Family Genealogy, by A.E. Thurber, Card # Sect. 2- 1.
5. New England Vital Records from the Exeter News-Letter (1831-1840), Vol. 2, by Scott Lee Chipman, p. 61.
6. Vital Records of Kingston, NE, 1681-1823, p. 69.
7. The Huntoon Family, by Daniel Huntoon, pp. 27,34.
8. Copied from tombstone in E. Unity cemetery, E. Unity, NH.
9. A Genealogical Record of the Power(s) Families, by Franklin E. Powers, p. 8.
10. The Thurber Family Genealogy, by A. E. Thurber, Card 1 for Benjamin Thurber.
11. Pedigree chart for Harold B. Thurber.
12. According to Sons of the American Revolution, application of Seymour Warrin Thurber.
13. Letter from Oakwood Cemetery Association, Brentwood Rd, P.O. Box 409 P, Bay Shore, NY 11706, to Harold B. Thurber, dated 27 April 1990.
14. Letter from Harold Ruland to Mr. Thurber, dated 23 Nov 1955.
15. 1850 Federal Census, NY, Suffolk Co., Islip, Series M432, Roll 601, p. 113.
16. 1870 Federal Census, NY, Suffolk Co., Islip, Series M593, Roll 1101, stamped p. 44, handwritten p. 87, line 4.
17. Letter from Harold B. Thurber to Charles H. Thurber, Sr., stating information from tombstones he copied while at an old cemetery at Bay Shore, L.I., NY.
18. Warner, NH, Town Records on microfilm at the NH State Library, Concord, NH, Vol: 1, p. 457.
19. Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, by David W. Hoyt, p. 73 1.
20. Vital Records of Amesbury, MA, p. 332.
21. Rhode Island Genealogical Register. Oct. 1980, p. 146.
22. Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty and Land Warrant Application Files, National Archives Film M804-2385, Application #RI0580 for Francis Thurber.
23. Records sent by Joyce J. Denny, Genealogy Chairperson of the Franklin Co. Historical and Museum Society, believed to be the records of the Bunker Hill Cemetery, Franklin Co., NY.
24. Township Grants Call No. o/5 211, Public Archives of NS.
25. Public Archives of NS, MG 1, Vol. 860, Shaw, Folder 2, No. 31.
26. A letter to Mr. Thurber (pr. Harold B.) dated May 10, 1969, first page only and unsigned.
27. Records of the Colony of RI, by John R. Bartlett, Vol. 5, p. 487.
28. Public Archives of Nova Scotia, Call No. MG 1, Vol. 806, Folder 1, No. 5.
29. Public Archives of Nova Scotia, Call No., Pans o/s, 501.
30. Planters and Pioneers, by Esther Clark Wright, pp. 7, 268.
31. Public Archives of Nova Scotia, Call No. MG1, Vol. 806, Folder 1. No. 7.
32. 1790 Federal Census, NH, Hillsborough County, Warnerstown, p. 56, Col. 3, in printed book.
33. Records sent by Joyce J. Denny, Genealogy Chairperson of the Franklin Co., Historical and Museum Society, believed to be the records of the Bunker Hill Cem. Franklin Co., NY.
34. According to Georgie Thurber, 10535 N.W. Walters Lane, Portland, OR 97229.
35. According to Dennis Roth, 8535 136th Ave., S.E, Renton, WA 98059.
36. Letter from Arnold Foote to Georgie Thurber, dated 22 Jan 1991, p.1, quoting microfilm reel 1430774, LDS Church File, Congregationalist Church Records, Baptisms/Marriages/Deaths, 1835-1879, Shipton/Danville/Mellbourne, Richmond Co., P.Q.
37. The Thurber Family Genealogy by A.E. Thurber, Card 1 for Isaac Thurber, LDS filmstrip #0928330.
38. Unity, NH, Town Records, Vol. 1, p. 640.
39. Marriage record in Unity Town Records, Microfilm, p. 630 of Vol. 1.
40. Will of Nathaniel Huntoon filed in Cheshire Co. Courthouse, Keene, NH.
41. Enclosed with probate of Capt. Nathaniel Huntoon filed in Cheshire Courthouse, Keene, NH, under heading "Paid to the Reil and personal Estate of Capt Nathl Huntoon."
42. N.H. Province Deeds, filed in NH, State Archives, Land Deed Records, Vol. 80, p. 330.
43. The Story of Sunapee, NH, pp. 27-29.
44. New Hampshire 1776 Census, by Jay Mack Holbrook, p. 145.
45. History of Goshen, NH, p. 109.
46. Hopkintown Town Records, Vol. 2, pp. 196, 199, 201, 203, 205, 206, 207.
47. 1790 Federal Census, NH, Hillsborough. Co.. Warnertown, p. 56, 3rd col. of printed index.
48. Cheshire Co., NH, land deeds, Book 45, p. 540 and Book 40, p. 313.
49. Death record for Elizabeth Thurber filed in Vermont Vital Records, Montpelier, VT.
50. NH State Papers, Vol. 14, p. 435.
51. NH State Papers, Vol. 14, p. 298.
52. 1800 Federal Census Vermont, Windsor Co., Barnard, p. 82.
53. According to Joanne Flores Lochirco as sent to Thurber Clearing House. This entry is not one sent by Kathryn Davitt. It was added by Joanne E. Martin.
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Author: Genealogy of Myers Family Tree
Title: Stephen R. Myers
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Title: Vermont, Vital Records, 1720-1908
Elizabeth Hallett, Wife of Benjamin Thurber
Her likely connection to the Annable, Dexter, Gorham, and Halett families of Barnstable, Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Draft - Not Finished - Prepared by Edward Gerrish Mair
August, 1998
Elizabeth Hallett, Wife of Benjamin ThurberElizabeth Hallett, Wife of Benjamin Thurber
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This report suggests, although it does not prove, that Elizabeth Hallett who married Benjamin Thurber in Warren, Bristol County, Rhode Island on 1 Nov. 1747 is the daughter of David Hallett and Mary Annable who was born January 9, 1725/26 in Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts.
The Annable, Dexter, Gorham, and Hallett families of Barnstable are closely connected through several marriages. Members of the Dexter, Gorham, and Hallett families migrated to Bristol and Warren in Rhode Island in the early 18th century. Within a few generations the Dexter, Gorham, and Thurber families of Rhode Island became linked through several marriages.
Of the several Elisabeth Halletts of the right age, two died in infancy and another is recorded as having married Prince Hawes. The Elisabeth born January 9 is the only Elisabeth Hallett who might have married Benjamin Thurber. We might speculate that she traveled to Bristol County Rhode Island to help care for the children of one of her cousins where she met and married Benjamin Thurber.
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Barnstable Vital Records
IGI Microfiche for Rhode Island
IGI Microfiche for Massachusetts
Genealogical Notes of Barnstable Families,
revised by C.F. Swift, Vol. I, The Patriot Press, 1888
Bates Collection,
Rhode Island Historical Society Microfilm, Vol. XII, p. 24
The Anable Family in America 1623 - 1967
by Anthony Anable, Privately Printed, Stamford, CT., 1967
"Notes on the Gorham Family", NEHGR, April 1900
The Hallett Family of Yarmouth,
by C.F. Swift, The Register Press, Yarmouthport, MA, 1912
KINSHIP of Elizabeth HallettKINSHIP of Elizabeth Hallett
Name Birth date Relationship with Elizabeth Hallett
ANNABLEANNABLE
first generation
Annable, Anthony1 2nd great-grandfather (24)
second generation second generation
Annable, Samuel2 February 08, 1645/46 Great-grandfather (12)
third generation third generation
Annable, John3 July 19, 1673 Grandfather (6)
Annable, Samuel3 July 14, 1669 Grand Uncle
fourth generation fourth generation
Annable, Mary4 December 1701 Mother (3)
married David Hallett4 (2)
Annable, Mehitable4 September 28, 1695 Aunt
married Andrew Hallett4
Annable, Cornelius4 November 03, 1704 Uncle
Annable, Thomas4 June 21, 1708 first cousin once removed
married Ann Gorham4
In the Genealogical notes of Barnstable Families from the Amos Otis Papers, revised by C.F. Swift and reprinted in 188 we learn that after the fourth generation most of the Annable family vanished from Barnstable: "In 1703 there were only two of the family, Samuel and John, in Barnstable entitled to share in the common lands."
DEXTERDEXTER
first generation first generation
Dexter, Thomas1 2nd great-grandfather (20)
second generation second generation
Dexter, Thomas2 1625 Great-grandfather (10)
third generation third generation
Dexter, Abigail3 June 12, 1663 Grandmother (5)
married Jonathan Hallett3 (4)
Sister of John3
Dau of Thomas2 (10)
Dexter, Elizabeth3 September 21, 1651 Grandaunt
Dexter, Thomas3 Abt. 1653 Granduncle
*Dexter, John3 1660 Granduncle
Son of Thomas2
brother of Abigail3
marMehetabeltable Hallett3
moved to Portsmouth RI by 1717
fourth generation fourth generation
Dexter, Elizabeth4 November 02, 1683 1st cousin once removed
Dexter, Thomas4 August 26, 1686 1st cousin once removed
Dexter, Abigail4 May 26, 1689 1st cousin once removed
*Dexter, John4 September 11, 1692 1st cousin once removed
f gefifthfifth fifthfifth generation
Dexter, Mehitable5 Wife of Samuel Thurber5
Mother of Amey Thurber6
GORHAMGORHAM
second generationsecond generation
Gorham, Desire2 Sister of Jabez2 and Elisabeth2
Wife of the uncle John Hawes?
Gorham, Elizabeth2 Apr 23, 1648 Wife of the great-granduncle
Sister of Jabez2 and Desire2
Wife of ?
Daughter of Jabez5
*Gorham, Jabez2 Brother of Elizabeth2 and Desire2
ancestor of RI Gorhams
fifth generationfifth generation
Gorham, Issac5 Husband of the 2nd cousin
married Mary Hallett5
*Gorham, Jabez5 Father of Hannah6
Gorham, Josiah5 Husband of the 2nd cousin
married Hannah Hallett5
Gorham, Lydia5 Wife of the 1st cousin
married Moses Hallett
Gorham, Samuel5 Husband of the 2nd cousin
married Abigail Hallett5
sixth generationsixth generation
Gorham, Hannah6 Wife of Dexter Thurber
Gorham, Jabez6 Son of Jabez5
Brother of Hannah6
Father of John8
Husband of Amey Thurber6
eighth generationeighth generation
Gorham, John8 Son of Jabez6
Husband of Amey Thurber8
HALLETTHALLETT
first generationfirst generation
Hallett, Andrew1 2nd great-grandfather (16)
second generationsecond generation
Hallett, Andrew2 Abt. 1615 Great-grandfather (8)
third generationthird generation
Hallett, Jonathan3 November 20, 1647 Grandfather (4)
married Abigail Dexter3 (5)
brother of Mehitable3
*Hallett, Mehitable3 Grandaunt
John Dexter3; moved to Portsmouth RI
sister of Jonathan3
Hallett, Ruhama3 Grandaunt
fourth generationfourth generation
Hallet, Andrew4 married Mehitable Annable4
Hallett, David4 Father (2)
married Mary Annable4
Hallett, John4 1688 1st cousin once removed
Hallett, Thomas4 1691 Uncle
married Desire Gorham4
Hallett, Timothy4 Uncle
Hallett, Mehitable4 Aunt
Hallett, Joseph4 1st cousin once removed
fifth generationfifth generation
Hallett, Abigail5 June 22, 1720 Sister
Hallett, Abner5 May 19, 1741 Brother
Hallett, Annah5 May 14, 1737 Sister
Hallett, David5 December 12, 1724 Brother
Hallett, Elisabeth5 June 12, 1727 1st cousin
dau Timothy4 and Patience
died as infant
Hallett, Elisabeth5 April 25, 1734 2nd cousin
dau of Joseph Hallett & Abigail
married Prince Hawes
Hallett, Elisabeth5 November 16, 1735 1st cousin
dau of Timothy4 and Patience
died as infant
Hallett, Elizabeth5 January 09, 1725/26 Self
dau of David Hallett4 and Mary Annable4
married Benjamin Thurber?
Hallett, Hannah5 October 25, 1729 2nd cousin
married Josiah Gorham5
Husband of the 1st cousin
Hallett, John5 August 09, 1719 2nd cousin
Hallett, Jonathan5 December 01, 1722 Brother
Hallett, Mary5 2nd cousin
married Issac Gorham
Hallett, Mary5 May 11, 1739 Sister
Hallett, Mehitable5 April 21, 1729 Sister
Hallett, Moses5 April 20, 1729 1st cousin
Hallett, Rebeca5 July 19, 1723 1st cousin
Wife of the 2nd cousin
Hallett, Remember5 May 12, 1731 Sister
Hallett, Sarah5 May 28, 1733 Sister
ThurberThurber
fifth generationfifth generation
Thurber, Benjamin5 Husband
sixth generationsixth generation
Thurber, Amey6 Wife of Jabez Gorham6
Dau. Of Mehitable Dexter5
Thurber, Issac6 Father of Amey7
seventh generationseventh generation
Thurber, Amey7 Wife of John Gorham7
Dau of Issac Thurber6
Twin of Amey6
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Author: Genealogy of Myers Family Tree
Title: Stephen R. Myers
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Title: Holly Barnes Family Tree
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Title: Holly Barnes Family Tree
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Title: Holly Barnes Family Tree
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Title: Holly Barnes Family Tree
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Title: U.S. Public Records Index, 1950-1993, Volume 1 & 2
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Title: U.S. Public Records Index, 1950-1993, Volume 1 & 2
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Title: U.S. Public Records Index, 1950-1993, Volume 1 & 2
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Title: Holly Barnes Family Tree
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Title: U.S. Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014
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Author: Genealogy of Myers Family Tree
Title: Stephen R. Myers
b.
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Author: Genealogy of Myers Family Tree
Title: Stephen R. Myers
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Title: New Hampshire, Death and Burial Records Index, 1654-1949
Both Harris and Leah are buried in the East Unity Cemetery, East Unity, NH.
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Author: Genealogy of Myers Family Tree
Title: Stephen R. Myers
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Title: Vermont, Vital Records, 1720-1908
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Title: New Hampshire, Death and Burial Records Index, 1654-1949
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Author: Genealogy of Myers Family Tree
Title: Stephen R. Myers
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