Notes: Lindell-Herndon Genealogy

Matches 1,501 to 1,550 of 3,490

#	Notes	Linked to
1501	Drive 2, Section 4	Bradley, Eliza Rebecca (I5450)
1502	Drive 2, Section 4	Calhoun, Charles Seymour (I5451)
1503	Due mostly to the listing found in [Holbrook-1805a], this individual has been incorrectly identified as “Polly Atwood” by hundreds of researchers. But [Holbrook-1805b], the marriage intention filed by Daniel Cole and Polly in February of that same year, lists Polly’s full maiden name, as “Polly Atwood Snow”. Polly Atwood Snow was the daughter of Joseph and Rebecca (Young) Snow of Wellfleet, and there is ample additional evidence to indicate that Daniel Cole’s wife was, indeed, Polly Atwood Snow, rather than one of the many women from Cape Cod named Polly Atwood. First, two of their children were given the middle name “Snow” (Polly’s father’s side of the family). Second, one child was given the middle name “Young” (Polly’s mother’s side of the family). Third, Daniel Cole’s wife died in 1836 at the age of 51—putting her birth year near 1785, the same as our Ms. Snow.	Snow, Polly Atwood (I1145)
1504	Due to Emily’s pregnancy, Maurice Atkinson Frohock and Emily Lowe, both 17 at the time, married without their parents permission at Nashua, New Hampshire in October of 1897.	Family: Maurice Atkinson Frohock / Emily Lowe (F33)
1505	Due to Hanna’s death at such a young age, it is assumed that she was also born in Dannenberg, Wollin Parish, Pomerania.	Budahn, Hanna Friederica Dorothea (I4279)
1506	Due to her age at the time of the enumeration of the 1920 US Federal census, it would be reasonable to assume that Dorothy M Eldridge was the daughter of Frank L Eldridge and his first wife, Rachel F “Lettie” Eastman. That census record, however, lists Dorothy’s parents as both having been born in Massachusetts, indicating that Dorothy may have been a child from a previous marriage of Frank’s second wife, Marion G. (Adams) Reynolds. To date, no record from the 1910 US Federal census has been discovered to prove this assertion.	Eldridge, Dorothy M (I4224)
1507	Duke Street	Conley, Iris Lear (I5189)
1508	Duplicate christening records exist for Immanuel Chadwick, each from Cheshire parish records. The first lists his given name as “Immanuel”, which is consistent with the name used in his marriage intention record. The second uses the name “Emanuel” (probably “Emmanuel”), which is consistent with the name as it appears on the christening records of his children.	Chadwick, Immanuel (I4999)
1509	During the enumeration of the 1900 US Federal Census, Joseph Hardy is listed as a servant in the household of Mary A. Pendleton in Boston.	Hardy, Joseph (I46)
1510	During the enumeration of the 1930 US Federal Census, Lexie May (Causey) Herndon, her husband, and son were living in the household of her brother-in-law, Oscar Cleveland Herndon.	Causey, Lexie May (I2661)
1511	During the enumeration of the 1930 US Federal Census, William Henry Herndon, his wife, and son were living in the household of his younger brother, Oscar Cleveland Herndon.	Herndon, William Henry Sr. (I2654)
1512	During the enumeration of the 1930 US Federal Henry Herndon Jr. and his parents, were living in the household of his uncle, Oscar Cleveland Herndon.	Herndon, Henry Jr. (I5156)
1513	Ebenezer Eastman was the first settler of Concord, Merrimack County, Province of New Hampshire, but it is not known when he moved there from Massachusetts. He was definitely in Haverhill in 1719 when his son Jeremiah was born, and definitely in Concord before 1729 when his daughter Ruth was born.	Eastman, Ebenezer (I2719)
1514	Ebenezer Eastman’s will states that he was “of Rumford in the province of New Hampshire...” Concord was named Rumford before 1765 when then Governor Wentworth gave the town its name.	Eastman, Ebenezer (I2719)
1515	Ebenezer Hopkins’ birth date is actually listed as “Jan 1706/07” in [Austin-1995a]. But if the birth date for his older brother Thomas is accurate, then Ebenezer could not have been born Jan 1706.	Hopkins, Ebenezer (I3766)
1516	Edger Stiles probably died as a young child since he is not recorded in any other Stiles genealogical compilation but only shows up in the census records.	Stiles, Edger (I1955)
1517	Edith (Tutein) Robinson and her children were living with Edith’s parents, William Franklin and Harriet Cole (Eastman) Tutein, at the Tutein residence on Elm Street in Stoneham, Middlesex County, Massachusetts at the time of the 1920 and 1930 US Federal Census. Edith continued to live at the Tutein family residence in Stoneham through at least April of 1940.	Tutein, Edith (I67)
1518	Edith Frances Jordan was the daughter of Julian Arthur Jordan and Clifford Elsie (Smith) Jordan.	Jordan, Edith Frances (I1532)
1519	Edith Maude (Robinson) Tutein and her family appear to be living on Beach Street in Revere, Massachusetts from 1900 through possibly 1908, but the house number is not recorded until the birth of Edith’s son Ernest Arthur Jr. in 1904.	Robinson, Edith Maude (I243)
1520	Edith Maude Robinson’s parents were Thomas B. Robinson and Agnes Thompson.	Robinson, Edith Maude (I243)
1521	Edith T. Turnbull’s parents were George Turnbull and Mary Pettegrew.	Turnbull, Edith T (I5069)
1522	Edmund Jackson Camp and Margaret Emeline Herndon had one son and one daughter.	Camp, Dr. Edmund Jackson (I2280)
1523	Edna Elizabeth Griffin’s parents were Ed and Annie M. (Archer) Griffin.	Griffin, Edna Elizabeth (I5185)
1524	Edna Irvine’s parents were Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Irvine.	Irvine, Enda (I5332)
1525	Edward Anthony Dunne and Frances G Kerwin were living in Frances’ mother’s household in San Francisco in 1920.	Dunne, Edward Anthony Sr. (I3299)
1526	Edward Anthony Dunne and Frances G Kerwin were living in Frances’ mother’s household in San Francisco in 1920.	Kerwin, Frances G (I4171)
1527	Edward Anthony Dunne’s middle name is supported by source [GRotDoS-1919a1].	Dunne, Edward Anthony Sr. (I3299)
1528	Edward Graham Phelps’ parents were Ross Brittain and Margret Elizabeth (Williams) Phelps.	Phelps, Edward Graham (I5456)
1529	Edwin Thompson Garland’s parents were George E. and Hannah E. Garland of Epping, Rockingham County, New Hampshire.	Garland, Edwin Thompson (I205)
1530	Elisa A Young’s residence at the time of her marriage to Samuel Snow Cole is listed in [Holbrook-1839b] as “St. Johns” possibly “St. Johns Bay” but it is not known what town this refers to.	Young, Elisa A (I3724)
1531	Eliza Ann Eastman is not referenced in any sources after the enumeration of the 1870 US Federal census. Likewise, Ida A Eastman, is not referenced in any sources before her marriage to Walter C Harvey in 1876. Furthermore, [Tutein-1978] lists 8 children of Warren and Rachel Young (Cole) Eastman who lived to adulthood, and Eliza is not among them. Consequently, since Tutein descendants only knew Eliza by the nickname that she used throughout her adult life, “Ida”, and since Ida (Eastman-Harvey) Pettigrew was known to have been born in Aug of 1858, Ida and Eliza must be the same individual.	Eastman, Eliza Ann (I202)
1532	Eliza “Ida” Ann (Eastman-Harvey) Pettigrew and her husband John were living in the household of Ida’s younger son by her first marriage at the time of the enumeration of the 1920 US Federal Census.	Eastman, Eliza Ann (I202)
1533	Elizabeth (Lush) Fairbanks, her husband John Edward Fairbanks, and two daughters, Eliza and Mary J, departed from London, England on their way to Australia in 1888. [QSA-1888a] also notes that their origin was Warwick.	Lush, Elizabeth (I929)
1534	Elizabeth Fairbanks is the only child of Richard and Euphemia (Thomson) Fairbanks not accounted for in [Fairbanks-1949].	Fairbanks, Elizabeth (I4089)
1535	Elizabeth Lush’s parents were James Lush and Margaret Cook.	Lush, Elizabeth (I929)
1536	Elizabeth Meyer probably died around or before 1875 since, by 1880, Mathias is remarried with two young children ages 4 and 3.	Meyer, Elizabeth (I350)
1537	Elizabeth Sarah Herndon and Marion Logan had 5 sons and 4 daughters.	Herndon, Elizabeth Sarah (I2309)
1538	Elizabeth Sarah Herndon and Marion Logan had 5 sons and 4 daughters.	Logan, Marion (I2310)
1539	Elizabeth Shafer is not enumerated in her parents household in [US-1870-1s]. Being 16 years old at the time, she may have been serving as a domestic in another household like her sister older sister Catherine.	Schaefer, Elizabeth (I4158)
1540	Elizabeth Snow was probably born in Plymouth, but the evidence is circumstantial.	Snow, Elizabeth (I3816)
1541	Elizabeth Stacy’s birthdate is actually recorded as “Feb. 26 1730-31” due to the use (through 1752 in the American Colonies) of dual Julian/Gregorian year designations for events occurring during the months of January, February, March.	Stacy, Elizabeth (I5089)
1542	Elizabeth “Elise” Grothmann and Sophie Grothmann appear to be sisters, the daughters of Joachim and Sophie Grothmann.	Grothmann, Elizabeth (I711)
1543	Ella White’s parents were Adolph White and Harriet Massenger.	White, Ella (I4980)
1544	Elsie C Eldridge does not appear in any census records after 1910, and so it is assumed that she died before the enumeration of the 1920 US Federal census in January of 1920.	Eldridge, Elsie C (I4227)
1545	Elvira W Sawyer was living as a boarder in the Boston household of her future husband Joseph Andrew Tutein and his mother Nancy (Stacy) Tutein in 1855.	Sawyer, Elvira W (I1183)
1546	Emily (Parsons) Eastman’s headstone gives her age at death as, “29 years, 11 months, and 7 days”. This places her birth on 5 Apr 1829, which conflicts with the 5 May 1829 date listed in [Rix-1901]. The latter, however, may be a christening date.	Parsons, Emily (I3247)
1547	Emily Ann Eastman appears twice in “Wellfleet Births, Marriages, Deaths 1843 - 1859, Volume 2”. First on page 37, entry 41 with a birthdate of 16 Feb 1853. Second on page 41, entry 119 with a birthdate of 16 Feb 1854. Since it is highly unlikely that a second child with the same name was born exactly one year later, this database assumes that this is simply an entry mistake. Moreover, no death record has yet been found for an older daughter named Emily Ann Eastman.	Eastman, Emily Ann (I1122)
1548	Emily “Emma” Ann Eastman used her maiden name and listed herself as “single” in the 1880 US Federal census. In addition, her 10 year old son, John Albert Nelson, is listed in the same household as a “boarder”. Therefore it’s likely that Emily’s marriage to the elder John A Nelson in May of 1870 was simply to provide legitimacy to their son’s birth, and they did not live as husband and wife thereafter.	Eastman, Emily Ann (I1122)
1549	Emma J (Whalen) Eastman passed away at Exeter Cottage Hospital 2 days after she was admitted.	Whalen, Emma J (I4218)
1550	Emma J Whalen’s parents were Walton and Louisa Whalen.	Whalen, Emma J (I4218)

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