Notes: Lindell-Herndon Genealogy

Matches 1,251 to 1,300 of 3,490

#	Notes	Linked to
1251	Block 62, Lot 9, Space 9	Moore, Viola (I2042)
1252	Block 62, Lot 9, Space 9	Irvine, William Paxton (I5381)
1253	Block 7, Lot 98	Herndon, Robert Paul (I116)
1254	Block 7, Lot 98	Bidwell, Lois J (I3303)
1255	Block 8, Lot 137, Space 1	Draper, Richard Landrum (I2243)
1256	Block 8, Lot 137, Space 2	Karrh, Alice A (I3302)
1257	Block 8, Lot 137, Space 3	Draper, Robert Wilkins (I2241)
1258	Both Beatrice and Martha Fairbanks listed their ages as about 4 to 5 years younger than they actually were in 1913.	Fairbanks, Beatrice (I3984)
1259	Both Beatrice and Martha Fairbanks listed their ages as about 4 to 5 years younger than they actually were in 1913. In Martha’s case this practice continued at least through the 1921 canadian census.	Fairbanks, Martha (I4165)
1260	Both of James Albert Eastman’s parents had passed away by September 1944 when married Genevra (Noble) Eagan.	Eastman, James Albert (I213)
1261	Both [LDS-AF-1999f] and [Stratton-2002a] list John R Stiles II’s birth place as merely “Laurens, S.c.” It is not known if he was actually born in the town of Laurens, South Carolina.	Stiles, John R II (I850)
1262	Both [Stiles-1986] and the Williamson County Historical Commission have inaccurate locations for Lawrence Chapel Cemetery. The cemetery is actually located on County Road 473, 2.8 miles south of the junction of 473 and Texas Farm Road 112.	Stiles, Seaborn (I736)
1263	Brisbane Crematorium	Conley, Henry John Lear (I5188)
1264	Brisbane Hospital	Conley, Henry John Lear (I5188)
1265	Brooks General Hospital	Stiles, Eula Virginia (I1531)
1266	By 1821 Benjamin Herndon and his family moved from Virginia to Rutherford County, North Carolina.	Herndon, Benjamin (I2258)
1267	By 1860, S E Calhoun is no longer living with her parents.	Calhoun, S E (I4045)
1268	By 1940, Glenna Louise Flanagan is no longer living in her parents’ household.	Family: J E Rice / Glenna Louise Flanagan (F1501)
1269	By May 1900, Thomas Herndon was no longer living in his father’s house, although it is not yet known if he was married, single, or had died.	Herndon, Thomas (I3287)
1270	By May 1990, Rachel Herndon was no longer living in her father’s house, although it is not yet known if she was married or had died.	Herndon, Rachel (I3285)
1271	Caleb was a sailor who died at the Britsh Colony of Barbados between 6 Jun 1644 and 3 Apr 1651 according to Governor Bradford of the Plymouth Colony.	Hopkins, Caleb (I3805)
1272	California Street	Kennedy, George Lawrence (I5058)
1273	Caprington Castle	Fairbanks, Elizabeth (I4089)
1274	Captured during the Civil War at his post in Arkansas on 11 Jan 1963 and died at Camp Douglas (a Union POW camp).	Stiles, Joseph W (I1933)
1275	Carl August Jansson was probably born and raised in Slogberget, Hellsjö Kommun, but [Leksand-1992d] only lists the church parish in which he was born.	Jansson, Carl August (I3974)
1276	Carl Johan Johansson was probably born in Slogberget, Hellsjö Kommun, but [Leksand-1992e] only lists the church parish in which he was born.	Johansson, Carl Johan (I3977)
1277	Carl Leslie Junkins and his father were living as lodgers in the Tutein family residence on Elm Street in Stoneham, Middlesex County, Massachusetts in 1940. This is where he probably met his future wife, Mildred Edith (Robinson) Cooke.	Junkins, Carl Leslie (I163)
1278	Carl Leslie Junkins was the son of Charles F. and Belle (Cloutman) Junkins of Wakefield, Middlesex County and Stoneham, respectively.	Junkins, Carl Leslie (I163)
1279	Caroline (Firks) Budahn is listed as “Carolina Callies” on her headstone at Hochheim Cemetery. It appears that she married a “John Callies” (perhaps “John Kalies”) sometime after the death of Friedrich Budahn in 1867. [US-1870-2b] lists Caroline as John Kalies’ wife, and she is living with all 7 of her surviving children by Friedrich, along with her step-father and step-mother in 1870.	Firks, Caroline (I4009)
1280	Caroline A Herndon and Sumpter C Ratterree had 5 sons.	Herndon, Caroline A (I2327)
1281	Caroline A Herndon and Sumpter C Ratterree had 5 sons.	Ratterree, Sumpter C (I2328)
1282	Carpenter Grice and Martha Davis were married byThomas Trowell.	Family: Carpenter Grice / Martha Davis (F2935)
1283	Carrie B Dane’s parents were George and Cora Dane.	Dane, Carrie B (I4266)
1284	Carrie M (Hawkes) Tutein’s birth year as estimated from [OakGrove-1925] is corroborated by her marriage entry.	Hawkes, Carrie M (I3819)
1285	Carrie M Hawkes parents were Henry A and Mary T Hawkes.	Hawkes, Carrie M (I3819)
1286	Casper Bonnell fails to appear in the 1880 US Federal Census for Fond du Lac, County, Wisconsin. Therefore, it is assumed that he died as a child.	Bonnell, Casper (I3927)
1287	Casper Hoffman, along with his parents and siblings, must have emigrated from Bavaria in 1853 as his younger sister, Mary, was born at sea.	Hoffman, Casper (I1126)
1288	Casper Oscar Bonnell was living at 245 East Johnson Street with his future wife and mother-in-law in 1935. He may have been a boarder since he would not marry Anna Marie Jarvis until two years later.	Bonnell, Casper Oscar (I5)
1289	Casper’s younger brother, Andreas, and Catherine’s younger sister, Elizabeth, witnessed their marriage in 1872.	Family: Casper Hoffman / Catherine Schaefer (F824)
1290	Catharina (Rosenbaum) Hoffman, along with her husband and 4 eldest children, must have emigrated from Bavaria in 1853 as her 5th child, Mary, was born at sea.	Rosenbaum, Catharina (I4126)
1291	Catherine (Wilbern) Hoffman’s parents were Peter Wilbern and Margaret Wicken.	Wilbern, Catherine (I5227)
1292	Catherine Schaefer was a domestic servant in the household of Almond and Augusta Osborn during the enumeration of the 1870 US Federal Census.	Schaefer, Catherine (I1148)
1293	Catherine’s sister, Margaret, was Maid of Honor and Charles Kilday was Best Man. These two later married.	Family: John Flynn / Catherine Agnes McCarney (F2109)
1294	Celia Ornberg married “C N Lindell” of Polk County, Minnesota, on 30 Oct 1880. I believe this to be Carl Nilsson (a.k.a. Charley Lindell) because 1) Carl/Charley was known to be a resident of Crookston (in Polk County) and 2) Celia’s daughter Selma May had the inscription “Died in Crookston” on her gravestone.	Olsdotter, Cecelia (I2352)
1295	Census records are inconsistent on this individual’s given name. Although [US-1910-1u] lists “E Grace” most later records list “Grace E”.	Foster, Grace E (I4238)
1296	Census records indicate that “Hattie” was Harriet Cole Eastman’s nickname.	Eastman, Harriet Cole (I71)
1297	Charles E Eastman marriage to Mary L Gardner was his first.	Eastman, Charles E (I203)
1298	Charles E. Eastman was living in the household of his brother-in-law and younger sister, Silas S. and Annie (Eastman) Manwaring, in 1910. In 1920, he appears to be living alone in Kensington, Rockingham County, New Hampshire and is enumerated in the US Federal Census for that year on the same page as his nephew, Frederick Warren Eastman. He is listed as ‘widowed’ in both census records.	Eastman, Charles E (I203)
1299	Charles Everett Southern’s parents were Victor Anderson and Lillie Maud (Connell) Southern.	Southern, Charles Everett (I753)
1300	Charles F. Irvine died about 1 week before his twin brother William.	Irvine, Charles F (I5383)

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