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1	1. William and Ann may have had another child named Ann born ca 1610, died 1671 who we have listed as the 5th child, 2nd daughter.	Family: F387
2	1. William Chesbrough I and Margaret Jenkinson are not confirmed parents of William Cheesbrough, II and his siblings. Their marriage is recorded in the sourced parish record and the children's baptism are recorded in the sourced parish record.	Family: F443
3	"Married 62 years- short of two months - in love, 66 years"	Family: F085
4	"Mrs. Elsie J. Gornie requests the honour of your presence at her marriage to Mr. Robert L. Brown on Saturday, the fifteenth of April Nineteen hundred and sixty-one at three p.m. Resurrection-Ascension Church Woodhaven Boulevard and Eliot Avenue Rego Park, Long Island" "Reception at four-thirty p.m. Amber Lantern Restaurant 150th Street and Northern Boulevard Flushing, Long Island"	Family: F004
5	1. Genealogy SF source lists marriage date as November 12, 1677	Family: F388 Family: F517
6	1. Genealogy SF source lists marriage date as November 12, 1677	Family: F388 Family: F517
7	1. Isaac and Mary lived a short distance north of the later residence of Colonel James Brown in North Stonington, New London County, Connecticut.	Family: F486
8	1. Isaac lived in a new house on lands in Stonington passed down through his father from his grandfather. He begin living there immediately following his marriage and began farming. However, Mary aspired to a more active business life, and to gratify her wishes he changed and enlarged his house, making it two stories on the south, and one on the north, with show windows on the west, which were utilized for a variety store, by Mary, who became the leading merchant of the town, buying all of the surplus farm products of the region round about, which she sent to Boston and the West Indies for a market, exchanging the same for goods necessary for the planters of the town. Mary made Equestrian trips to Boston alone, where she purchased her dry goods. She was not only the leading merchant of the town, but her mansion house was the center of all the neighborhood families. Her store was not only a place of business, but a political center, where slates were made for all the offices of the town. She beca	Family: F507
9	1. Margaret was Thomas' third wife.	Family: F489
10	1. Nathan and Bridget were married by Rev. Ebenezeer Rossiter.	Family: F441
11	1. Thomas' and Dorothy's mariage license was recorded in Petersborough, England February 20, 1610/1611	Family: F396
12	1. Thomas' and Dorothy's mariage license was recorded in Petersborough, England February 20, 1610/1611
13	Also performed at Ressurection & Ascension Church, Rego Park, New York	Family: F007
14	Ancestry.com: Indiana Marriage Collection, 1800-1941 Record Name: Mary A Bennett Spouse Name: Roderick Bennett Marriage Date: 10 Jan 1875 Marriage County: Noble Source Title 1: Noble County, Indiana Source Title 2: Marriage Records Books 1 - 7 1859 - 1899 Source Title 3: Part I Index of Grooms Part II Index of Brides Com Book: 3 OS Page: 293	Family: F598
15	From Ancestry.com, Kentucky Marriages, 1802-1850: Spouse 1: Bush, Tabitha Spouse 2: Spencer, Abraham Marriage Date: 18 Jun 1812 Marriage Location: Kentucky, Madison County	Family: F11081
16	Illinois Marriages, 1851-1900 about Herring C. Mitchell Name: Herring C. Mitchell Gender: Male Spouse Name: Ida Jacocks Marriage Date: Jan 01, 1877 Marriage County: Warren Comments: This record can be found at the County Court Records, Film # 1377920 - 1377922.	Family: F11193
17	Illinois Marriages, 1851-1900 Record about John Aug. Swanson Name: John Aug. Swanson Gender: Male Spouse Name: Minnie Erlandson Marriage Date: Feb 15, 1896 Marriage County: Warren Comments: This record can be found at the County Court Records, Film # 1377920 - 1377922.	Family: F149
18	Married by Rev. Jakostys, witnesses were Jacob Janulevicius and Petrus Slavena	Family: F311
19	Matias Andrew Anderson Married Anna at Byerk Tord Nyed Soken, Vermland, Sweden and lived there. Both were born and died in Sweden. Anna was related to the Matson shipping in Sweden. That may have been Andrew's occupation. They had 5 children and their son Fred built a water power mill where they made instruments for doctors. Supposedly Fred invented the instrument used to take out tonsils (?). Two of his children Freeda and Fred got married (?)	Family: F574
20	Missouri Marriages to 1850 Record about Califf, John Spouse 1: Califf, John Spouse 2: Spencer, Ann Marriage Date: 23 Aug 1849 Marriage Location: Missouri Clark County	Family: F10029
21	Newspaper clipping: "Howard Brown, Bride On Trip To Adirondacks "Mr. and Mrs. Howard Raymond Brown are at home at 42-22 Ketcham Street, Elmhurst, following a wedding trip to the Adirondacks[.] The wedding ceremony was performed June 16 by the Rev. James E. Walker in the Astoria Presbyterian Church. The bride is the former Marceline Mildred Romaine of 36-20 Cresent street, Astoria. The bride wore an ice blue satin gown trimmed with white lace and a long matching train. She wore a short veil and carried gardenias. Mrs. Dorothea Stilla [Stellar] was the bride's only attendant. She wore a yellow frock with a picture hat trimmed with royal blue ribbon. Alden Brown was best man for his brother and Charles Brandt was the usher. A reception was held for 80 guests at the Queensboro Chamber of Commerce. The bride is a graduate of Bryant High School. Mr. Brown was graduated from Newtown High School and is a commercial artist.	Family: F007
22	North Star Newspaper 1856-1859, Danville, VT Marriage Announcement: White, James D. of St Johnsbury Beauman, Miss Clarissa of Lyman, NH St Johnsbury E. July 3 Appeared 7/26/1856	Family: F371
23	Ohio Marriages, 1803-1900 about MARY A. [Mrs] CARSON Name: BALDWIN, ELI Spouse: CARSON, MARY A. [Mrs] Marriage Date: 14 Sep 1831 County: Belmont State: OH	Family: F074
24	Our Lady & All Saints Catholic Church was redesigned in 1864, by E. W. Pugin. It likely does not look now like it did in 1856.	Family: F008
25	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F063
26	This record can be found at the County Court Records, Film # 0954177 - 0954180.	Family: F225
27	This record can be found at the County Court Records, Film # 1377920 - 1377922.	Family: F149
28	U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 about Eli Baldwin Name: Eli Baldwin Gender: male Birth Place: DE Birth Year: 1778 Spouse Name: Mary A. Simmons Carson Spouse Birth Place: VA Spouse Birth Year: 1793 Marriage Year: 1831 Marriage State: OH Number Pages: 1	Family: F074
29	Virginia Marriages, 1740-1850 about MALINDA MILLER Groom Name: EPHRAIM T. MITCHELL Bride Name: MALINDA MILLER Marriage Date: 30 Aug 1849 County: Rockingham State: Virginia	Family: F11197
30	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
31	1900 Federal census: 2 of 6 children living.	Dell
32	Phone interview with Uncle Alden, October 8, 2000: "Emmy ran off with a Jewish man."	Emily
33	Possible Death Date	Marie (?) (Verdico)
34	Social Security Death Index about Christina Greco Name: Christina Greco SSN: 322-22-0356 Last Residence: 60402 Berwyn, Cook, Illinois, United States of America Born: 6 Aug 1896 Died: Aug 1977 State (Year) SSN issued: Illinois (Before 1951 )	Christina Abruscato
35	Records by Laurel L. Posey	Mary ADAMS
36	Social Security Death Index Record about George Anderson Name: George Anderson SSN: 233-03-0114 Last Residence: 26003 Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia, United States of America Born: 27 Nov 1880 Died: Jul 1967 State (Year) SSN issued: West Virginia (Before 1951 )	George Russell Anderson
37	Social Security Death Index about Helen L. Caldwell Name: Helen L. Caldwell Last Residence: 34481 Ocala, Marion, Florida, United States of America Born: 21 Jan 1922 Last Benefit: 34481 Ocala, Marion, Florida, United States of America Died: 21 Feb 2005 State (Year) SSN issued: Indiana (Before 1951 )	Helen Louise Anderson
38	Louisa Anderson was the first wife of August, Born in Sweden, died in Waupaca County, WI. Buried in Sheridan, WI. Occupation: Housewife. Died 1900.	Louisa Anderson
39	Matias Andrew Anderson Married Anna at Byerk Tord Nyed Soken, Vermland, Sweden and lived there. Both were born and died in Sweden. Anna was related to the Matson shipping in Sweden. That may have been Andrew's occupation. They had 5 children and their son Fred built a water power mill where they made instruments for doctors. Supposedly Fred invented the instrument used to take out tonsils (?). Two of his children Freeda and Fred got married (?)	Matias Andrew Anderson
40	Owner and master of "Angel Gabriel" Settled Ipswich 1635. Left Bristol, England 23 May 1635 and the ship was wrecked off coast of Maine on Aug 15, 1635 He was a freeman in Ipswich 1635 and his occupation was listed as innkeeper.	Robert Andrews
41	1. The Chesebrough source records that James Avery was the only son of Christopher. 2. From the Avery source: "There are several traditions with regard to his immigration to the new world. One is that he came from Salisbury, Wilts County, England, in the 'Arbella,' with John Winthrop, and landed at Salem, Mass., June 12, 1630. Another tradition is that he came over with the younger Winthrop, in 1631, and that, on the voyage , the subsequent governor of Connecticut formed a strong and life-long attachment for Christopher Avery's young son, James. The shipping list of the 'Arbella' is not known to be in existence, although it may form a part of the voluminous, unpublished and unexamined archives of the British admiralty office relating to that period. If it is ever found it will probably determine this doubt." "The Winthrop Fleet of 1630", (Charles Edward Banks, Boston, 1930, reprinted Baltimore, 1961, 1968, 1972, 1976, 1980, 1983, 1989 and 1994) does not list any Avery individual in the "Arbella"(Admiral), the "Talbot (Vice Admiral), the "Ambrose" (Rear Admiral) and the "Jewell" (Captain) of the Winthrop Fleet of 11 ships carrying passengers and the "Mary and John" which did not have any defined connection to the Winthrop Fleet. The Lyon made 4 trips in 1630, 1631 and 1632 but is in the same connection as the "Mary and John" and may have included an Avery in its 80 passengers. 3. From "Powers-Banks Ancestry": "In 1654 Christopher, having been arrested and fined 20 oe[?] for living apart from his wife, had his fine remitted on the ground that 'he was aged and poore' and that 'he had used his endeavor to have his wife brought over.' He is said to have come to America in 1630 in Winthrop's flag-ship, the Arbella. He lived in Gloucester and Boston and later in Connecticut. He was at Cape Ann in February, 1642; townsman (selectman) at Gloucester 4 October, 1646, and 27 November, 1650; constable 28 October, 1647, and received also other town appointments. In 1649 he was presented for speaking scoffingly of Mr. Blinman, a clergyman. He brought with him from England one of the celebrated 'breeches Bibles,' (see note below) which is now in the possession of James Oliver Avery of San Francisco. He was in Boston in 1655 where he owned land on Devon Street, a small piece under the present post office. He bought land in New London 8 August, 1665. He had only one child in this country, James Avery." (see preceding note about the "Arbella") 4. The bible Christopher Avery brought with him from the old country is known as the Breeches Bible - from the seventh verse of the third chapter of Genesis reading as follows: "Then the eyes of them both were opened and they knew that they were naked, and they sewed figge tree leaves together and made themselves breeches."	Christopher AVERY
42	1. James and his father lived in Gloucester, Essex County, and Boston, Suffolk County, MA, USA before he removed to New London, New London County, CT, USA in 1651. He was an officer of New London for fourty-four years and twelve times deputy to the general Court. He was very prominent in matters relating to the Church as references to him in such connections are numerous.	James AVERY
43	Epitaph says: "S/O Eli Thomas Jr. & Margaret Browning [Smith ]BALDWIN."	Albert J Baldwin
44	Tombstone - Mount Moriah Cemetery, Near Douds, Van Buren County, IA. says "Eli Baldwin, Died 27 Feb 1855, Aged 75 years 3 mos 19 days". This information used to arrive at approximate birth date pending location of other data.	Eli Baldwin
45	Handwritten account of Carson Family History by Earl Stinson from various sources including handwritten personal journal of William Golospie Carson. In Pioneer Association - Van Buren County Iowa - Secretaary's Minute Book. Among names found registered - 1st Reunion - 27 Sep 1871 NAMES ADDRESS DATE OF ARRIVAL BALDWIN E T Village BALDWIN Rachel L Mrs Since Rachel L is not wife listed in Carson History Account, may be a second wife for this person or a wife of one of his children. 1778 - another date of birth for Eli Baldwin who died 27 feb 1855...	Eli Thomas (ET) Baldwin, Jr.
46	Letter to Sally Brown from Grace Gallagher, March 20, 2000: "I am not certain about where my father's parents came from but it could have been County Sligo as I heard him talk of that name at times."	Bannon
47	an "only child"	Grace Rita Bannon
48	said to be a descendant of a brother of the mother of George Washington	Elizabeth Bay
49	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
50	never married [Marcy Brown] & [Ohio Deaths 1958-69 on Ancestry,com printed 19 January 2003]	Birge Hill Bennett