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US Navy base, Guantanamo Bay | CHEW, Beatrice (I89895)
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| 3402 |
US Navy Base, Guantanamo Bay | CHEW, Mary Cady (I89896)
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| 3403 |
Utica, New York is now found in Oneida County, which was founded in 1798. | YOUMANS, Sarah Jane (I230)
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| 3404 |
VA Hospital | BELLIMER, Cleo Robert (I66925)
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| 3405 |
VA Hospital | THOMAS, Loren Arthur (I67648)
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| 3406 |
VA Hospital | FARRAR, Samuel Edward (I67650)
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| 3407 |
VA Hospital | CURTIS, John F (I67654)
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| 3408 |
VA Hospital | AYERS, Raymond Uriah (I67742)
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| 3409 |
VA Hospital | CHAMBERLIN, Everett George (I63740)
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| 3410 |
VA Hospital | MERRIAM, Charles Everett (I4292)
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| 3411 |
VA Hospital, White River Jct., Vermont | FISK, Sidney Harold (I61761)
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| 3412 |
VA Medical Center | DYKE, Ernest Raymond (I63643)
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| 3413 |
Valedictorian of his class. | MERRIAM, William Rush (I4454)
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| 3414 |
Valerie was legally adopted by Francis L. Merriam | MERRIAM, Valerie Mary Dwyer (I8766)
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| 3415 |
Various records show her name spelled Murial and/or Muriel. | ARNISON, Murial or Muriel Ward (I73888)
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| 3416 |
Verification needed to see if NORWOOD was a part of ONTONABEE TOWNSHIP at time of death.
Asphodel-Norwood is a township in central-eastern Ontario, Canada, in Peterborough County. It is located on the Trent-Severn Waterway.
The township comprises the communities of Birdsalls, Birdsalls Station, Norwood and Westwood. The township was created in its current form on January 1, 1998 when the township of Asphodel and the village of Norwood were amalgamated.
(SOURCE: Wikipedia on Internet) | CHAPLIN, Mary T (I3132)
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| 3417 |
Vermont State Hospital | MERCHANT, Ernest Joseph (I92562)
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| 3418 |
Vermont State Hospital | MAY, Albert Abraham (I92559)
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| 3419 |
Vermont State Hospital | HOUSE, Ella (I92831)
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| 3420 |
Vermont State Hospital Farm Residence | GREEN, Linda Ann (I61827)
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| 3421 |
Vermont Veterans Home. | WATERMAN, Samuel R (I92725)
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| 3422 |
Vernon Jubilee Hospital | MERIAM, Charles Meredith Jr (I7653)
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| 3423 |
Victoria Hospital | HUMPHRIES, Catherine Anne (I3576)
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| 3424 |
Victoria Hospital | MERRIAM, James Henry (I7443)
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| 3425 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F5442
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| 3426 |
VIMY MEMORIAL, Pas de Calais, France | ENNIS, Victor C (I7938)
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| 3427 |
visit? uncle W E Dumlop | DUNLOP, Edna May (I8929)
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| 3428 |
Walnut Creek Twp. became Waveland Twp. in 1873. | SILLOWAY, Sarah M (I92228)
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| 3429 |
Walter Freeman Sayward was principal of the George Cogswell School.
Pope Book, page 120 (143). | SAYWARD, Walter Freeman (I11339)
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| 3430 |
War of 1812. | MERRIAM, Sylvester (I5355)
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| 3431 |
Warkworth (St.Jerome's) Cemetery | MERRIAM, Charles Anthony (I523)
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| 3432 |
Was a dentist in Elmira, Ontario CANADA
Note by: Kit Cutting | CARBERT, Austin Campbell (I2314)
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| 3433 |
Was actually divorced as she remarried Alpheus Hendrick in 1931. | HAYWARD, Cora (I92940)
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| 3434 |
Was in Virginia until 1863 when West Virginia became a state. | BALDWIN, Sarah (I72442)
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| 3435 |
Was living in East Hampton, Connecticut on 2 Apr 1940. | FOSTER, Pauline Ada (I92410)
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| 3436 |
Was married to James Flynn from 11 Apr 1864 in England and Illinois until his death 3 Apr 1875 in Illinois. | GOLDEN, Bridget (I7397)
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| 3437 |
Was named Newfane, Vermont from July 1811 until Nov. 25, 1825. Then again after Jan. 20, 1882. Was named Fayetteville, Vermont from Nov. 25, 1825 until Jan. 20, 1882. | JOHNSON, Edward H (I69659)
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| 3438 |
We always called John Edson Merriam "Uncle Ed" - he was my grandmother, Caroline Pearl Merriam's, brother. --Gerald (Jerry) Boor - Web Technician | MERRIAM, John Edson (I6738)
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| 3439 |
West Roxbury is a town now dissolved and a part of Boston. | MERRIAM, Benjamin (I5647)
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| 3440 |
West Virginia was part of Virginia until it was granted statehood in 1863. | JAMES, Amos V (I87663)
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| 3441 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F777
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| 3442 |
Wheeler Genealogy states her death date as 28 Dec 1777. The inscription on her headstone clearly shows her death date as 28 Dec 1767. | HASTINGS, Lucy (I68124)
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| 3443 |
When Mary Merriam died, she was the oldest resident but one in the city. | MERRIAM, Mary (I5008)
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| 3444 |
While no dates are given, Mary's name appears in the inscription on John HUBBARD's headstone located in the Hill Cemetery, Hatfield, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts, USA.
The inscription reads:
JOHN HUBBARD
Born in England about
1630
Died 1706
His Wife MARY MERRIAM
of Concord, Mass
| MERRIAM, Mary (I6965)
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| 3445 |
While officially divorced, they continued to live together. | Family F6426
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| 3446 |
While Pope recorded her name as Susan, MFT has not located any evidence to support that. However, several sources show her name as Eunice. Therefore MFT will use Eunice as her primary name and Susan as A.K.A. | HOTCHKISS, Eunice (I11710)
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| 3447 |
While Pope recorded the family name spelt with 2 Rs; most records show the family spelt their name with only one R. | MERIAM, Joseph Bidwell (I5691)
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| 3448 |
Widow of Albert Hill
Married 2 Nov 1861 in Exeter, Penobscot Co., Maine | GRAFFANE, Elizabeth D (I9685)
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| 3449 |
Widow of William H. Lowell whom she married 19 Dec 1870 in Liberty, Waldo Co, Maine. | NEAL, Sophia M (I6985)
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| 3450 |
Widowed at time of death | GILSON, Mary H (I61870)
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| 3451 |
Wife and six children resided with him. | MERRIAM, Edward Gray (I10263)
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| 3452 |
Wife took over running of brewery in 1865. | CLEGHORN, Margaret (I3345)
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| 3453 |
Wife's death record shows she was a widow at the time of her death.
| MERRIAM, William H (I5882)
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| 3454 |
Wife's marital status in Jan 1920 is widowed. | TOWER, Francis Emory (I83080)
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| 3455 |
Wife's marital status recorded as widowed on 1910 US Census report. | CONVERSE, Aden John (I9103)
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| 3456 |
Wife's marital status recorded as widowed on 1930 US Census report | MERRIAM, Harry (I9098)
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| 3457 |
Wife's marital status recorded as widowed. | CHASE, Zemira (I83400)
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| 3458 |
Wife's marital status shows she is widowed in 1880 US Census recorded 7 Jun 1880.
| CANNON, Burdett (I12831)
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| 3459 |
Wife's marital status shows she is widowed. | MERRIAM, Francis Edward Wilder (I68874)
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| 3460 |
Wife's marital status shows widowed | HUBBARD, Oscar Adams (I80948)
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| 3461 |
Will was dated 27 December 1785. | MERRIAM, Amos (I5225)
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| 3462 |
William Eldon used the spelling VanSant for his surname as did his children. | VAN ZANDT, William Eldon (I60618)
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| 3463 |
William married a second wife and had several children. This wife is not named by the Pope book. | MERRIAM, William (I5318)
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| 3464 |
William Merriam resided in Winstead, Connecticut with his father-in-law, Charles Wright, until he moved with his father-in-law to Denmark, Lewis Co, New York. | MERRIAM, William (I4869)
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| 3465 |
William owned land there, 4 miles northwest from Cranbrook, 5 south from Marden Station on the Southeastern Railway, and 43 from London. Most of the town is situated on a fine ridge, 419 feet above sea-level, commanding a broad prospect. Has long been a prosperous farming town... | MERRIAM, William (I4381)
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| 3466 |
William resided in Meriden, then part of Wallingford. | MERRIAM, William (I5251)
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| 3467 |
William was born to Anson MERRIAM, however, he was later adopted by William MERRIAM. | MERRIAM, William Royce (I13076)
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| 3468 |
William^ (Joseph, William), born in England, prob-
ably at Tewdley, in the county of Kent, about 1624; came
as a boy to Concord, Mass., and entered into the life of the
new plantation. Joined the church, and was made a freeman
of the colony, May 2, 1649. He was one of the witnesses
to the will of Joseph How(e), 24 (2), 1651. The "goodman Mer-
riam," who owned a lot of land in Hampton, N. H., May 2,
1655, may be ? we may say must be ? this man; but there
is no evidence that he resided there. He had already set-
tled at Lynn, where he married first Elizabeth, daughter of
Allen Breed. Her father gave them, June 26, 1666, a good
portion, 200 acres of farm land, 20 acres of meadow, and
10 acres of salt marsh, all in Lynn, in the southern part, now
called by the ancient name Saugus. He married second,
Oct. 11, 1676, Anna Jones, who died July 29, 1677. He mar-
ried third, Sarah , who survived him.
He served as a trooper in King Philip's War, enrolled Feb.
29, 1675-6, in Capt. George Curwin's company, and re-
ceived 4-105. for his services.
He died in 1689; was buried 22 May, 1689.
More information is contained in the Pope book and a copy of the entire book should be available on the website as soon as we can get it done. --Jerry Boor, Web Technician/ http://www.MerriamFamilyTree.org | MERRIAM, William (I6967)
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| 3469 |
Winnifred Louisa Johnson was born in ENGLAND and emigrated to Winnipeg, Manitoba, CANADA in 1890. After marriage to Allen Merriam and having five children, she abandoned them about 1906 and was found in Seattle, Washington USA in 1919, married to a Wilson.
Note by: Kit Cutting | JOHNSON, Winnifred Louisa (I2327)
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| 3470 |
with husband in one grave | NOYES, Mary (I11395)
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| 3471 |
with Uncle Noah Guernsey. | MERRIAM, Henry (I5503)
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| 3472 |
Witness to wedding A J Milne Brother in Law of Groom | Family F625
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| 3473 |
Witnesses Alfred And Ida Montague, Minister Rev Edwin Holmes. Methodist | Family F2700
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| 3474 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Private (I68088)
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| 3475 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Private (I68090)
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| 3476 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MERRIAM, David (I2321)
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| 3477 |
Woodridge Nursing Home | MERRIAM, Wesley Aiken (I60797)
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| 3478 |
Woonsocket City Hospital | BAILEY, Harry Lanning (I65196)
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| 3479 |
Worcester Insane Hospital | MERRIAM, Sarah Sophia (I12156)
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| 3480 |
Working on farm with father. | MERRIAM, Isaac Stone (I5615)
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| 3481 |
World war 2 | MERRIAM, Ralph (I15716)
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| 3482 |
World War 2 | MERRIAM, Karl Mccormick (I15717)
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| 3483 |
Wounded at Petersburg, VA 18 Jun 1864. | BROWN, Joshua Livingston (I11305)
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| 3484 |
Wounded at the battle of Cold Harbor, VA 3 Jun 1864. | ARMSTRONG, Francis (I82735)
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| 3485 |
Wounded in chest and right arm during the Battle of The Wilderness; May 5, 1864 | MERIAM, Edwin R (I61490)
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| 3486 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F12672
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| 3487 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F21608
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| 3488 |
Zimron Blodgett Merriam
Zimron Merriam led anything but a tranquil life. Only a short while after his birth in Cobourg, Ontario in 1845, he and his mother moved to the Watertown, NY area as a consequence of his mother's strained relationship with his father, Johnson Merriam. Then, at the youthful age of 16, Zimron's mother died and he was left without parents, his father having died when Zimron was only 8. In the same year of his mother's death, his new country found itself embroiled in a Civil War and Zimron decided to enlist in the Army.
Zimron participated in many major Civil War battles including the battles at Cedar Mountain, Rappahannock River, Bull Run, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, and the Battle of Shenanodoah Valley. In 1864, while still in the Union Army, Zimron married Esther DesMore.
Later that same year, Zimron was captured and taken to the infamous Confederate prison at Andersonville, Georgia. After being imprisoned for some 5 months, Zimron was paroled and hospitalized in Maryland. He suffered from many post-Andersonville aliments including loss of his teeth.
Here is a link to a YouTube video about the Andersonville Civil War Prison. Courtesy of Bill Curtis by way of Kit Cutting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&fbclid=IwAR35OTm5X6rnn_15OkYy7MmUroies-6ouew_6gVdRfLY3ayi44fcjcwg-Tg&v=ObjTUaFzEVw&feature=youtu.be
In 1865, Zimron returned to active duty, only to be struck by a rifle shot. He survived the wound and received a medical discharge. Zimron returned to the Watertown area where he worked the balance of his life as a carpenter/joiner. He earned an excellent reputation at his craft and his services became in constant demand.
But a harsh destiny had more in store for Zimron. His wife Esther died in 1888 as an aftermath of delivering their eleventh child. In 1893, Zimron married Augusta Smyth, but once again destiny struck and his second wife died in 1914, after having borne him four children. Zimron married again in 1917, but succumbed to a fatal heart attack in 1918.
By Don Merriam, grandson of Zimron Merriam | MERRIAM, Zimron Blodgett (I1145)
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