Notes: Reed/Whitworth/Eley/Cullen Genealogy

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Aged 79, journeyman whitesmith. Cause of death: diarrhaea. Informant Jane Parker, daughter in law, present, of 16 Hands Yard.

Parker, William (I439)

402

Aged 79, whitesmith.

Parker, William (I439)

403

Aged 79, widow.

Wyman, Elizabeth Lovatt (I9551)

404

Aged 81. Died at Barkston. Occupation platelayer.

Clarke, William (I9941)

405

Aged 81. Occupation agricultural machinist (retired). Death informant G W G Lowes, son-in-law, present, of 6 George Street, Grantham.

Woolmer, John Henry (I10570)

406

Aged 82, retired.

Worth, William (I9929)

407

Aged 84. Cause senile decay, asthenia. Recorded as widow of William Parker, veterinary practitioner (unqualified). Informant J Smith, master Union Workhouse, Grantham. "William" is taken to be a mistake.

Wilkinson, Eliza (I9532)

408

Aged 88, widow of William Parker, blacksmith. Cause bronchitis. Informant H Parker, present, of Woolsthorpe, presumably Hannah Parker (formerly Dickenson), wife of John Parker (b1809).

Jackson, Eleanor (I9476)

409

Aged 9 months, labourer's son.

Duggan, Dennis (I10099)

410

AGNES COX INFOR LISTS DEATH AS 25 OCT 1887

JAMES, John R. (I2440)

411

AGNES COX INFOR LISTS DEATH AS 25 OCT 1887

Source (S199)

412

Al Cates lists marriage date as 3 Feb 1845, Boyle Co., KY...other date, 22 Mar 1845.

Family: James BENTLY / Amanda CARPENTER (F1133)

413

Al Cates lists marriage date as 3 Feb 1845, Boyle Co., KY...otherdate, 22 Mar 1845.

Source (S602)

414

Alethia also spelled as Elethia; perhaps should be Althea?

See Sources/notes for James F

Alethia also spelled as Elethia; perhaps should be Althea?

CARPENTER, Aletha\Letha (I2818)

415

also lived near brother, Jacob H and wife, Ellen, and their family. He moved to IL ~ 1908. In 1880, Lincoln Co., KY, census, he lived with wife Edna T., 31, Wm. T., 5, Maggie A., 3 and Belle, 1.

RUSSELL, George Wallace (I1276)

416

Also with the family were the Bateman boys.

BOOTH, Edna Lee (I869)

417

Although not ordained, family tradition says that he was a minister, perhaps pressed into religions service because of later circumstances and his own inclination...a respected man of unquestioned honesty.

CARPENTER, Adam (I1449)

418

Although not ordained, family tradition says that he was a minister, perhaps pressed into religions service because of later circumstancesand his own inclination...a respected man of unquestioned hones ty.

Source (S324)

419

Amanda was his cousin, of the John Carpenter line.

Family: Henry CARPENTER / Amanda POWELL (F1152)

420

Amanda was his cousin, of the John Carpenter line.

Source (S605)

421

ANOTHER CHILD (SON) MAY ALSO HAVE IMMIGRATED FROM RUSSIA WITH THE FAMILY; STORY GOES THAT THERE MAY HAVE BEEN 12-13 CHILDREN BORN TO THIS COUPLE; SOME DIED AS INFANTS AND SOME KILLED BY BOLSHEVIKS; GERSHON , AN UNKNOWN SON AND HELPER RENTED OUT HORSES AND CARRIAGES (LIVERY STABLE OWNER). THE THREE WERE KILLED WHILE CROSSING RR TRACKS. MOTHER, ROSE, LATER OPENED AND OPERATED A SMALL GROCERY STORE, DOWNTOWN PHILA.

ANOTHER CHILD (SON) MAY ALSO HAVE IMMIGRATED FROM RUSSIA WITH THEFAMILY; STORY GOES THAT THERE MAY HAVE BEEN 12-13 CHILDREN BORN TOTHIS COUPLE; SOME DIED AS INFANTS AND SOME KILLED BY BOLSHEVIKS;GERSH ON , AN UNKNOWN SON AND HELPER RENTED OUT HORSES AND CARRIAGES(LIVERY STABLE OWNER). THE THREE WERE KILLED WHILE CROSSING RRTRACKS. MOTHER, ROSE, LATER OPENED AND OPERATED A SMALL GROCERYSTORE, DOWN TOWN PHILA.

KAPLAN, Gershon (Gilford) (I788)

422

Aortic regurgitation

Parker, Joyce Margaret (I459)

423

Applied for marriage license 25 Apr 1913
http://www.osagechs.org/groomindex.htm

Family: Gomer H Jones / Margaret S Bowers (F1786)

424

Are Eliza & Elizabeth the same person?

RUSSELL, Elizabeth\Eliza (I1874)

425

Are Eliza & Elizabeth the same person?

Source (S461)

426

Army Medal Office. WWI Medal Index Cards. In the care of The Western Front Association website.

Source (S2522)

427

Arnsberger's manuscript says "they were married in Virginia and rode horseback, carrying a bag of gold which was her dowry, to Ky, settling around Harrodsburg? Others say they were married at Lawrenceburg. The records there were destroyed by fire."

Consent form; "This is to certify that I do consent that license should be obtained by Mr. Vinson Paton for marriage to my daughter and this is agreeable with me." signed William Robinson; test -
John Thrilkild, Samuel Robinson and Joseph Robinson. 19th Sep 1808.

Family: Vincent PEYTON / Mary Polly ROBINSON (F928)

428

Arnsberger's manuscript says "they were married in Virginia and rodehorseback, carrying a bag of gold which was her dowry, to Ky, settlingaround Harrodsburg? Others say they were married at Lawrenceb urg. Therecords there were destroyed by fire."

Consent form; "This is to certify that I do consent that licenseshould be obtained by Mr. Vinson Paton for marriage to my daughter andthis is agreeable with me." signed William Robinson; test -
John Thrilkild, Samuel Robinson and Joseph Robinson. 19th Sep 1808.

Source (S562)

429

ARRIVED ON STEAMER "HAVERFORD"I

KAPLAN, Bessie (Blima) (I765)

430

ARRIVED ON STEAMER "HAVERFORD"I

Source (S522)

431

arrived on Steamer, "Haverford"

KAPLAN, Gershon (Gilford) (I788)

432

arrived on Steamer, "Haverford"

Source (S508)

433

ARRIVED ON THE STEAMER "MERION"

ZELDIN, Isadore (Aisik) (I764)

434

ARRIVED ON THE STEAMER "MERION"

Source (S533)

435

Arterio sclerosis: Death informant S O Adams, daughter-in-law

Adams, George Simeon (I9361)

436

Artist at Allen-Welles Co & Wetmore and Hankamer, Inc

SMITH, Carl Eugene (I959)

437

Artist at Allen-Welles Co & Wetmore and Hankamer, Inc

Source (S518)

438

As a Second Lieutenant in the Royal Irish Regiment

Bick, Percy Arthur (I10406)

439

As a soldier in World War I

Bick, Percy Arthur (I10406)

440

As per Patricia Allen's compiliation: "He was listed in VA Soldiers of 1776. (There is a story about a Buford Peyton and wife, nancy, separating over the slavery question. After Buford freed all--then Buford and Nancy returned to each other and moved to Alabama or Mississippi where they lived happily ever after. There are facts to support this story as note many deeds from Buford to Nancy and many deeds of freedom given by Buford in Casey Co. grantor and grantee records. I believe that Mrs. Keesler of IND picked up this story from the family in Casey Co., KY. There are many deeds listing: Valentine, Austin, Thomas J., Robinson and Buford Peyton in the 1850's, at which time they must've been settling their Mother's estate..."

Family: BUFORD PEYTON / Nancy PEYTON (F1218)

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As per Patricia Allen's compiliation: "He was listed in VA Soldiersof 1776. (There is a story about a Buford Peyton and wife, nancy, separating over the slavery question. After Buford freed all--then Buford and Nancy returned to each other and moved to Alabama orMississippi where they lived happily ever after. There are facts tosupport this story as note many deeds from Buford to Nancy and manydee ds of freedom given by Buford in Casey Co. grantor and granteerecords. I believe that Mrs. Keesler of IND picked up this story fromthe family in Casey Co., KY. There are many deeds listing: Valentine, Austin, Thomas J., Robinson and Buford Peyton in the 1850's, at whichtime they must've been settling their Mother's estate..."

Source (S573)

442

As per source, David Carey, she and Frank had 10 children, of whom, 9 were living in 1900.

?, Nancy J (I2350)

443

Assistant schoolmaster

Whitworth, Robert (I149)

444

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Clements, Peter (I10591)

445

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