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| 401 | Note: Tom Hibbard notes 1995 states town as Somerset, NJ. Dee states Somerville, NJ. | LARSON, Margaret Minnie (I3912)
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| 402 | Note: William had no children. Joseph had two sons, William born in 1910 and Robert born in 1919. William, at age 18, must have been the son that hitchhiked with a friend to North Collins, NY to attend the 1928 Hibbard reunion held at the "Brick House". | HIBBARD, William R. (I4008)
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| 403 | Residence: 56 Rickey Place, Medina, NY at time of death Residence: N. Collins, NY 24 JUN 1928 Census: 1915 N. Collins, NY Census: 1925 N. Collins, NY Census: 1905 N. Collins, NY | BURK, Gwendolyn Alice Elva (I3786)
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| 404 | Residence: N. Collins, NY 1928 Census: 1880 North Collins, Erie County, NY Census: 1900 North Collins, Erie County, NY Note: 1900 census: Hattie's mother and father born in NY. Census: 1925 Orchard Place, N. Collins, NY Census: 1875 North Collins, Erie County, NY Census: 1892 North Collins, Erie County, NY Census: 1915 Orchard Place, N. Collins, NY Census: 1905 Elm St., N. Collins, Erie Co., NY | SHERMAN, Hattie Edith (I3861)
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| 405 | COL. ASHLEY HIBBARD ’ S DEATH. bard, whose death is announced in another column, was nu old Montreal resident. and, not many years ago, one of its best known and most enterprising citizens. He was the first to introduce the industry of India-rubber works in our city on the premises now occupied by the Canadian Rubber Company, and con ducted the business for many years. He afterword established a similar manufacture in Manchester, Eng., and was its managing director for a con-idem bio time. Having re turned to Canada Mr. Hibbard was appointed Lieutenant-Colon s-! in the militia, and took an active part in all local military matters. Eater on he erected extensive peat works at Sorel and took a prominent part in the Chambly ft Sorel Railway, afterward becoming one of the most important shareholders m the Montreal, Port and Boston Railway. Mr. Hibbard was also, at one time, a Montreal alderman, and rendered valuable services in City Council. He retired a few years ago to his farm at Frelighsburg. The deceased gentleman was in his 59lth year and leaves a widow and thirteen children. He was a brother of Mr. W. R. Hibbard, of the Canada Atlantic Railway, and many who recollect his tall presence and his kindly manner will regret to hear of his death. The funeral will, it is believed, take place on Friday. witness | HIBBARD, Col. Ashley A. (I10)
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| 406 | W. A. SHELTUS SHELTUS, f Hannable and Prudence (Stinehour) Sheltus; English, father (Hannable Sheltus) was born in Vermont 1815 and came to Canada 1850 settling 'at Bedford ; he died at Bedford 1888. E. public school and Bed- ford Academy; entered Bedford C < 1904, re-elected 1906; Mayor 1908, re-elected 1909, also 1916-17; School Commissioner 1899-1911, chairman 1911; appointed Commissioner Com. Court, Bedford, in 1904; Justice of Peace; member Bedford Board of Trade; pres. Liberal Association, Missisquoi County, 1907- 1912; A.F. & A.M.; Masonic D.D. G.M., Bedford District; R.A.M., I.O. O.F. ; Liberal; Anglican. Married Minnie Brown, Dunham, Jan. 13, 1896; children, Cathleen P., 1898; Hannable A.,, 1900. | SHELTUS, William Ashley (I500254)
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| 407 | CALCUTT 3RD, James (I73)
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| 408 | Donald Campbell (1925–2000) • FamilySearch order-box; color: #ffffff; font-family: 'Source Sans Pro', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 15px; background-color: #888681;">Kingsville, Essex County, Ontario, Canada | CAMPBELL, Donald Frederick (I500157)
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| 409 | McCORMICK, Dolores Mae | WILLIAMS, Dolores Mae (I500179)
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| 410 | Ernest Reginald Harding - Class of 1930 mily: times; background-color: #ffffff;">Ernest Reginald Harding died of an Feb. 1, 1996, in Laguna Hills, Calif., where he had lived since 1988.Reg came to Princeton from Rothesay Collegiate School in New Brunswick, Canada, but left before graduating. He became a CPA in NYC with Stagg, Mather and Hough, which merged with Price Waterhouse in 1952. He specialized in corporate accounting with clients in the US, Canada, and the Caribbean. When he retired in 1973, he was resident partner in Puerto Rico. His first wife, Emily Hibbard, died in 1965. They had two children, John '58 and Hilary, and five grandchildren. His grandson Robert '85 graduated summa cum laude during our 55th reunion. He met his second wife, Miriam Collins, in Puerto Rico, and they married in 1969. She survives him, along with her two children, Daryl and Lila. He was a member of the vestry of Grace Episcopal Church in Plainfield, N.J., where he made his home for 30 years. He was on several local boards, as well as two in NYC. A loyal and enthusiastic alumnus of Princeton, he belonged to the Princeton Club of New York for many years. A hard working, capable man with a strong sense of integrity, he will be missed. The class extends its deep sympathy to his wife, children, and grandchildren. href="http://www.princeton.edu/~paw//archive_old/PAW95-96/16_9596/0605mem.html">PAW- June 5, 1996 (princeton.edu) | HARDING, Reginald Ernest (I500268)
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| 411 | Page 18 c6 Married - Kenneth Albert Gullis, son of George Gullis to Mary Katharine Campbell, daughter of Mrs F. Campbell | Source (S1)
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| 412 | When Varley Maurice Hibbard was born on 15 February 1902, in Bellechasse, Quebec, Canada, his father, Gerald Fitzmaid Hibbard, was 32 and his mother, Julia Elfrida Calcutt, was 29. He married Marjorie Eveline White on 23 March 1927, in Quebec City, Quebec, Quebec, Canada. He lived in Quebec, Canada in 1911. He died on 16 August 1995, in Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada, at the age of 93. | HIBBARD, Maurice Varley (I500163)
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| 413 | A&R Recording Industry | HIBBARD, Judith Dawn (I520)
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| 414 | A.C. Hibbard settled in Ashland, OH and founded Hibbard Stove Manufacturing Company (Florence Stove). There was also a Hibbard pocket knife. He was not mentioned in Loran's Will that was written December 10, 1902. | HIBBARD, Armstead C. "A. C." (I154)
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| 415 | Aaron was a drummer during the Civil War in the Wisconsin Militia. He was wounded and died on his way home on 06/09/1862. | COOLEY, Aaron (I19723)
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| 416 | Abigail and Lyman Easton lived in Peru, Clinton County, New York. | HIBBARD, Abigail (I729)
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| 417 | According to an email from a neighbor of Helen May Hibbard, Lynn Kuenzi, Helen lived on Hibbard Road in Silverton, Oregon. | HIBBARD, Helen May (I13770)
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| 418 | According to Barbara Hibbard, Sheffield's great granddaughter, he was also a musician and that family history has him as a jeweler and a musician. Barbara has in her possession original posters advertising his band in Theresa, New York. | HIBBARD, Sheffield Joel (I10129)
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| 419 | According to Debra Lee Hibbard, granddaughter of William McKinley Hibbard, William was the illegitimate son of Jennie Hibbard and James C. Hoskins, according to her grandmother's bible. Jennie gave William, his brother Sherman and sister, Chloe, her maiden name of Hibbard. | HIBBARD, William McKinley (I16586)
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| 420 | According to research done by his grandson, Gary Hibbard, Jr. this could possibly be "Carl Hibbard" b. 25 Dec 1889 d. Jul 1982 who also lived in Eureka, California. If you have more information, please share: Email: Garyman_2000@yahoo.com and Email: webmaster@hibbardfamily.com | HIBBARD, (Male) (I1945)
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| 421 | According to Ronald's wife, Alvina, his middle name was supposed to be "Bartram" after his grandmother, Electa Bartram, but it was misspelled on his birth certificate. Ronald and Alvina never had any children. | HIBBARD, Ronald Bertram (I10169)
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| 422 | According to the Obituary for Lorenzo Dowden Hibbard in The Houston Chronicle - Friday, June 15, 1923, pg 19: Funeral services for Lorenzo Dow Hibbard, aged 52 years, who died at 9:58 Thursday morning at his home, 414 Birdsall Avenue, will be held at 3 this afternoon at the home. Rev. William Morewood will conduct the services and the body will be sent by the Settegast-Ropf Company to Stafford for burial. He is survived by his wife; three daughters, Mrs. James Flanigan and Mrs. Sid Eaton of Bellaire, and Miss Beulah Hibbard of Houston; a son, Jesse C. Hibbard; five sisters, Mrs. Harry Fuller of Houston, Mrs. Earva Rice of Brazoria, Mrs. Joseph Bundick of Clodine and Mrs. Emma Frier of La Porte: and three brothers, John Hibbard of Bellaire, Will Hibbard of Dlayton and Sam Hibbard of Sugar Land. | HIBBARD, Lorenzo Dowden "Bud" (I335)
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| 423 | According to the US Census, Margaret's father birthplace was Scotland and her mother's birthplace was Canada Eng. | LAURIE, Margaret (I12100)
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| 424 | Actually died on 19th | HIBBARD, George Milford (I00687)
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| 425 | Actually died on 19th | HIBBARD, George Milford (I55598)
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| 426 | Actually died on 19th | HIBBARD, George Milford (I54006)
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| 427 | Adopted daughter of Judge Davis & Emma Lula Davis. | DAVIS, Altalipha Caldonia (Maw) "Carrie" (I33)
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| 428 | After her husband Charles Steelman was killed in a train accident she went to California and met Bill Worthy. They ran a restaurant in Santa Rosa,CA. They moved to Hot Springs upon retiring and then to El Dorado, AZ. | ADAMS, Mary Alice (I95)
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| 429 | After the death of Beauregard "Bowie" Hibbard, she married his brother, Lessie Eugene Hibbard. There were no children of Lessie Eugene Hibbard and Ruby Etta Stewart. | STEWART, Ruby Etta (I868)
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| 430 | Ages in the 1880 census are as of June 1, 1880 | Source (S001493)
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| 431 | Ages in the 1880 census are as of June 1, 1880 | Source (S001674)
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| 432 | Air Force pilot during WWII. Deputy Sheriff, Dallas County Sheriffs Office during the 1960's & 1970's. Was one of the guards who escorted Jack Ruby to the Dallas County jail in Dallas soon after the assassination of John Kennedy. | TENNISON, Ross Raymond (I545)
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| 433 | aka Holy Grove Cemetery, South Yard, Silver Street Cemetery. | HIBBARD, Prudence (I3283)
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| 434 | Albert was a private in the Union Army 24th MI. Infantry at the time of President Lincoln's death. The 24th. was ordered to Springfield, Ill. to participate in funeral activities. Albert was part of the Honor Guard that watched over the body of Lincoln as he lie in repose. | COOPER, Albert S (I34)
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| 435 | Albert was a private in the Union Army 24th MI. Infantry at the time of President Lincoln's death. The 24th. was ordered to Springfield, Ill. to participate in funeral activities. Albert was part of the Honor Guard that watched over the body of Lincoln as he lie in repose. | COOPER, Albert S (I54759)
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| 436 | Alexander lived on MacIntyre Settlement Road near Mecklenburg, New York, a few miles from Noah Agard's farm. From the top of the hill above Noah's farm, we would look across Smith Valley to Mt. Pleasant and almost to the Woodford Farm. (source unknown) | AGARD, Alexander (I2995)
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| 437 | Alexanderine Marion (Miriam)Elizabeth Sanger Peck Anderson. Mother died when Alex was 9 months old. Attended boarding schools in Canada, Assumption Academy or Pines School. Also at Sienna Heights in Adrian, Mi. She recalls the night the nuns took all the girls outside to see Haley's Comet. Married Douglas Peck 17 Jan 1925. The wedding was followed by a funeral or a funeral procession passed which was considered an ill omen. Five months later Douglas had an unexpected attack of appendicitis, was taken to Wyandotte hospital and died, 15 June 1925. It was a very hot day. Her husband's sister, Mrs Reno, the wife of Dr. Reno invited Alex to come and live with her after Douglas' death. Alex deceided not to live with the Reno family. Was employed by Crowleys in Detroit and Sears tool department in Wyandotte. During WW2 worked at Stinson Aircraft, tool crib, in Wayne,MI. Enjoyed hunting, fishing, gardening and nature. Moved to Oakland, CA in Aug 1954. Met Mr. Anderson on fishing pier and were married in Oakland, CA in May 1955. A memorable event was the afternoon they visited with Thor Heyerdahl, of Kon-Tiki fame. Alex was named after her godmother Marion Elizabeth Maur the wife of Detroit Tiger Pitcher William Maur. Moved to 175 Fairview, Arroyo Grande, Ca. about 1964. Died on Easter Sunday morning, about 9:30 AM, 12 April 1998 Individual Record FamilySearch™ U.S. Social Security Death Index 30 September 2000 Select record to download - Maximum: 50 Alexandrin ANDERSON Birth Date: 16 Oct 1902 Death Date: Apr 1998 Social Security Number: 375-10-3248 State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Michigan Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 93420 Localities: Arroyo Grande, San Luis Obispo, California Halcyon, San Luis Obispo, California | SANGER, Alexanderine M. (I20796)
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| 438 | Alexanderine Marion (Miriam)Elizabeth Sanger Peck Anderson. Mother died when Alex was 9 months old. Attended boarding schools in Canada, Assumption Academy or Pines School. Also at Sienna Heights in Adrian, Mi. She recalls the night the nuns took all the girls outside to see Haley's Comet. Married Douglas Peck 17 Jan 1925. The wedding was followed by a funeral or a funeral procession passed which was considered an ill omen. Five months later Douglas had an unexpected attack of appendicitis, was taken to Wyandotte hospital and died, 15 June 1925. It was a very hot day. Her husband's sister, Mrs Reno, the wife of Dr. Reno invited Alex to come and live with her after Douglas' death. Alex deceided not to live with the Reno family. Was employed by Crowleys in Detroit and Sears tool department in Wyandotte. During WW2 worked at Stinson Aircraft, tool crib, in Wayne,MI. Enjoyed hunting, fishing, gardening and nature. Moved to Oakland, CA in Aug 1954. Met Mr. Anderson on fishing pier and were married in Oakland, CA in May 1955. A memorable event was the afternoon they visited with Thor Heyerdahl, of Kon-Tiki fame. Alex was named after her godmother Marion Elizabeth Maur the wife of Detroit Tiger Pitcher William Maur. Moved to 175 Fairview, Arroyo Grande, Ca. about 1964. Died on Easter Sunday morning, about 9:30 AM, 12 April 1998 Individual Record FamilySearch™ U.S. Social Security Death Index 30 September 2000 Select record to download - Maximum: 50 Alexandrin ANDERSON Birth Date: 16 Oct 1902 Death Date: Apr 1998 Social Security Number: 375-10-3248 State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Michigan Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 93420 Localities: Arroyo Grande, San Luis Obispo, California Halcyon, San Luis Obispo, California | SANGER, Alexanderine M. (I00424)
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| 439 | Alfred appeared in the Eden, NY census records of 1892, 1900, 1905 and 1915. Also living in the household in 1915 was Charles Miller, Servant, w, m. age 24, born in US, occupation: Farm labor. Alfred Welch also appeared in the 1925 N. Collins census records. He was still living in N. Collins at the time of the 1928 Hibbard family reunion. Eden Historical Society records of Evergreen (aka Eden) Cemetery show: Welch, Frank M. 1860-1942 (husband 0f Dora Allen, son of Nelson and Lucinda Hill Welch, father of Alfred and Frank. Residence: N. Collins, NY 1928 Census: 1925 Main St., North Collins, Erie Co., NY Census: 1900 Eden, Erie Co., NY Census: 1905 Eden, Erie Co., NY Census: 1915 State Rd., Eden, Erie Co., NY Census: 1892 Eden, Erie Co., NY | WELCH, Alfred Allen Sr. (I3901)
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| 440 | Alice, Harry and Sarah's only child, died at a very early age. | HIBBARD, Alice (I16364)
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| 441 | All five of the sons were in the Civil War, fighting for the South. Most of them did not have slaves. Most of them were sharecroppers. | Family: unknown BROADWATER / (F1028)
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| 442 | Also appearing on the 1880 Census was Katie Fowler, listed as Servant, 23 years old, born in OH. | HIBBARD, Frank W. (I16365)
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| 443 | Also known as "William Hebert" Cabin boy for George Washington. Jumped English ship and was caught. Thought to be a spy. Had he returned to England he would have been shot as a deserter. George Washington took him as his cabin boy. There are letters substantiating this. | HIBBARD, William (I2105)
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| 444 | Also known as Abigail Graves | GRAVES, Elizabeth (I2953)
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| 445 | Also known as Gilette Lane. | LANE, Claire (I3357)
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| 446 | Also listed at 1748 | JONES, Lucina (I2991)
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| 447 | Alternate birth year: 1861 | HIBBARD, James Martin (I580)
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| 448 | Alternate death date: 7 May 1684 in Beverly (Essex) MA. | HIBBARD, Samuel Sr. (I663)
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| 449 | Amy and her husband Rex have a rich family heritage and have been involved in church ministry from adolescence through adulthood. In 1996, they went into full time ministry at Family Cathedral of Praise Church in Mesquite, TX in the great legacy of Rex's grandfather, the late Rev. J.C. Hibbard ( http://jchibbard.com ) and Amy ministers in the great legacy of her grandfather, Rev. Harry M. Sewell, who founded Family Cathedral of Praise many years ago. In March, 2005 Rex had a dream where he was teaching in a building full of people. On the same night, Amy had a dream where she was giving birth to a baby while her husband and grandmother were in the delivery room praying for that baby. The next day, they shared their dreams with one another and felt that God was speaking to them about a new ministry that would soon "be born". In May, 2005 Rex and Amy met with their Senior Pastors, to share with them what the Lord "birthed" within them. In October, 2007 Amy began to hear the word "spring" in her spirit. After searching scripture, praying and talking to her mentors about this word, she still had no confirmation of what God was trying to speak to her. It wasn't until February, 2008 that she discovered exactly what "spring" meant. One Sunday morning during prayer before the church service, a man from church walked up to Amy and gave her a spring from a ballpoint pen. At that moment, the Holy Spirit explained to her that a spring cannot function the way it is designed to function without first having pressure applied to the spring. In January, 2010 God made a way for Rex and Amy to prepare for their church plant. Quickly, they knew this church plant would be named "Life Spring" because God used their previous ministry years of growing, stretching and planning to spring life inside them. Now they believe in the same mission that Jesus fulfilled when He said, "I have come to give life and life more abundantly." Favorite Scripture: Zephaniah 3:17 "The Lord your God in your midst, The Mighty One, will save; He will rejoice over you with gladness, He will quiet you with His love, He will rejoice over you with singing." Favorite book: Live Love Lead by Brian Houston Favorite place to vacation: On the beach Favorite place to eat: Steve Fields, Uncle Julios, Bin 303 Favorite songs/music/artists: All kinds of music from pop to country to rock to Christian Hobbies: Traveling, auctions | SEUTTER, Amy (I19550)
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| 450 | An interesting note: Thomas Fitch Hibbard served in the same War of 1812 unit as Lewis Cooley, the father of Aaron Cooley. | Family: Thomas Fitch HIBBARD / Gracy (F1507)
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