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 | Death certificate of Joseph L. Riley
Status: Located. Joe suffered a debilitating stroke and spent the last seventeen years of his life in the Whitehall Convalescent Home near Farmington, Michigan. Kate cared for him at home for the first years, but her health failed and a convalescent home was the only practical way of caring for Joe. He is remembered by his eldest grandson as a loving, caring man… |
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 | Death Certificate of Minnie Charlotte Johnson Thompson
Status: Located. Date of death: 26 February 1906
Cause of death: Peritonitis
Location of death: 3 Abbey Road, Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England
Present at death: H.Thompson (husband) |
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| 103 |
 | Death Certificate of Oliver Belnap
Status: Located. |
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| 104 |
 | Death Certificate of Osman Edward Snowden
Sandwich, Essex County, Ontario Official Records
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| 105 |
 | Death Certificate of Reuben Belnap
Status: Located. |
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| 106 |
 | Death Certificate of Sarah (McCulloch) Murdock
Death Certificate states the following:
* Death occurred on 24 December 1922 at Motherwell, Lanarkshire, Scotland
* Sarah was the wife ofAndrew Murdock, an engine keeper
* Sarah's (deceased) father was Thomas McCullock, a coal miner
* Sarah's (deceased) mother was Agnes (Fleming) McCullock
* Death was reported by Andrew… |
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| 107 |
 | Death Certificate of Therissa Eversole Overmier
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| 108 |
 | Death Certificate of Vinson Knight Belnap
Status: Located. |
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| 109 |
 | Death Registration for George E. Snowden
Status: Located. George died at three years of age from Acute Bronchial Pnemonia--an illness that would not likely prove fatal today.
Age 2-10/12 years. |
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| 110 |
 | Declaration for Invalid Pension--7 July 1890
Status: Located. Thomas was granted an invalid pension, based upon his health in 1890. He suffered from chronic constipation; indigestion; paralysis of the left arm, shoulder and side to the left knee; rheumatism of shoulders and hips; and kidney afflictions. |
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| 111 |
 | Deed of Conveyance
Andrew and Catharine Reilly
Issued in 1855--Allen County property
Status: Located. Deed of Conveyance--November 31, 1855\
Andrew Reilly and Catharine Reilly to George W. Chapman
Catharine Riley and Andrew Riley her husband of Huntington County, in the state of Indiana Conveys and Warrants to George W. Chapman of Huntington County in the state of Indiana for the sum of fifteen hundred dollars the following Real Estate in… |
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| 112 |
 | Deed of Conveyance from G.W. Chapman to Catharine Riley—
Roanoke, Indiana
This indenture, Witnesseth, that George W. Chapman and Harriet Chapman, his wife, in consideration of the sum of twelve hundred dollars to them paid by Catharine Reilly of Huntington County in the State of Indiana, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, do hereby deed, convey, release and forever quit claim to the said Catharine Reilly her heirs and assigns forever. The following real estate in Huntington County and state of Indiana, and described as follows:
Commencing at the southeast corner of street sixteen on the original plat of the town of Roanoke, in the said Huntington County—thence running east in a line with second street in said town of Roanoke to Commercial Street one chain and twelve links—thence a north east course along Commercial Street to Third Street four chains thence west along Third Street to the northeast corner of Street Number Thirteen, on said original plat of Roanoke—two chains and fifty links thence south along the east line of Lots numbered 13, 14, 15 16 to the place of beginning—three chains and seventy links containing one hundred and twenty six square rods of land, more or less. And being that part of the mill lease (leased by the trustee of Wabash ad Erie Canal to Samuel G. Jones from the first of November 1846 to run thirty years, on which the dwelling house for the use of the mill on said least is situated together with all the privileges and appurtenances to the same belong.
To have and to hold the said Catharine Reilly and her heirs and assigns forever on witness to hereof the said George W. Chapman and Harriet Chapman, his wife who hereby relinquishes her dower in said premises, have herento set their hands and seals this 20th day of November 1855 A.D,
G.W. Chapman (Seal)
Harriet Chapman (Seal)
NOTE!
A chain is 66’ in length, divided into 100 links of 0.66’
A rod is 16.5’
A square rod is 272,25 square feet
In the description above, 126 square rods = 34,303.5 sq. feet, or 0.788 acres.
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| 113 | | Deed of conveyance to Andrew Riley,29 November 1848: Stark County, Ohio
Deed likely conveys land to Andrew Riley in 1848--4 years after his marriage to Catharine Hoover. Andrew and his family are found in the 1850 Stark County census. Further investigation is warranted to ensure that the land deeded corresponds to the locale specified within the census return. |
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 | Deed of Conveyance:
Lot 18, Town of Magnolia, Stark County, Ohio
3 December 1849
To all to whom their presents shall come, greeting: Know y that I William Harkness of Carroll County, Ohio for the consideration of four hundred dollars, received to my full satisfaction of Andrew Reiley, of Stark County, do give, grant, bargain, sell and confirm unto him the said Andrew Reiley and to his heirs one lot of ground in the town of Magnolia in Stark County aforesaid which said lot is distinguished on the maps of said town, as recorded in the Recorder's Office for said County, by the number eighteen with the ~~~~~ \
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To have and to hold the said lot of ground with the privileges and appurtenances , to him the said Andrew Reiley, his heirs and assigns forever to him and their own, proper use and ( ). And also him the said William Harness, does for himself heirs, Executors and administrators, covenants with the said Andrew Reiley, his heirs and assigns that at, and until the unsealing of these presents, was well ( ) of the premises, as a good and indefensible estate in fee simple, and have good right to bargain and sell the same in manner an form as is above written and that the same is free of all incumbrances whatsoever. And furthermore, he the s aid William Harkness, do by these presents find himself and his heirs forever to warrant and defend the above bargainee and grantee premises to him the said Andrew Reiley his heirs and assigns, against all claims and demands whatsoever. In witness where of I hereunto set my hand and seals the twenty fourth day of May Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and forty nine.
Signed, sealed and delivered
Witness
( ) Jas. M Lang
A. Hamilton William Harkness, (seal)
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State of Ohio
Stark County Before me a Justice of the peace in and for the County aforesaid personally comes William Harkness, and acknowledges the above deed of conveyance to be his voluntary act and deed. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 24th day of May one thousand eight hundred and forty nine..
This Dec 3, 1849, and recorded the b.
Andrew Hamilton (seal)
George H___kd Recorder (_______ _________) |
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| 115 |
 | Description of North Somercotes, Lincolnshire, England
This describes the town and lifestyle lived by Emerson Snowden and his family. It has been added for general interest to the reader. Nothing specific is intended. |
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| 116 |
 | Deseret News Article on the trial of Andrew Gibbons (and others)
In Prescott, Arizona nine Mormons were sentenced to a $100 fine for violations of the Edumuns Act--a federal statue prohibiting polygamy. Andrew Gibbons, though charged, was found not guilty. |
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| 117 | | Living
Status: Located. (At least one living individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
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| 118 |
 | Dick,Dolly, Velma, Betty and Joe Riley. Photo taken in 1934.
Status: Located. |
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| 119 |
 | Earliest known photo of Emma Hale
Status: Located. |
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| 120 |
 | Early image of William Bulla.
Status: Located. William Bulla was a respected leader within the community; and, with his father-in-law Andrew Hoover that resided next door, were leaders in the Underground Railroad that permeated Central Indiana. |
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| 121 |
 | Early photograph of Mary Rosa Kale Friese
Status: Located. |
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| 122 |
 | Early sketch of the original parish church in Rigsby, Lincs
Status: Located. |
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| 123 |
 | Edna (Patton) Minick Headstone
Walton I.O.O.F. Cemetery
Walton, Cass County, Indiana
Status: Located. |
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| 124 |
 | Edna and Nick Glinnis
Status: Located. Nick was a cousin of Edna, based upon a census return; but family genealogists have yet to document a direct tie. |
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| 125 |
 | Edna Hornie and a nursing friend
Status: Located. |
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| 126 |
 | Email from Stewart Dukes
Clarifies birth date and other information.
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| 127 |
 | Emerson Snowden in Scottish regalia
Status: Located. |
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| 128 |
 | Emerson, Annie (holding George), Emerson and Andrew
Status: Located. Photo taken at Tashmoo Park |
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| 129 |
 | Emerson, George, Andy and Em Snowden at the grave of wife and mother Annie Murdock.
Status: Located. |
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| 130 |
 | Enlarged view of Daniel Bulla Headstone
Status: Located. |
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| 131 |
 | Esther Bulla gravestone
Wife of John W. League
Status: Located. Bulla-Hoover Cemetery
Richmond (Spring Hill), Indiana |
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| 132 |
 | Everette and Edna Sheldon going to visit Loma Linda, California
Status: Located. |
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| 133 |
 | Excerpt from 1860 Federal Census
Cold Spring, Shelby County, Illinois
Status: Located. Polly Knott and her son George W. Hoover are living independentaly, but either with or next door to her daughter Christena and son in law John Hedrick. Polly must have married Ephraim Knott in Indiana. |
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| 134 |
 | Extract from 1927 Wiggins Directory
Provided detailed information about North Reston, Lincolnshire. |
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| 135 |
 | Family of Frank and Catharine Fries
Status: Located. |
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| 136 |
 | Food rationing book of Dick Riley
Status: Located. During World War II many food items were in short supply. Rationing among the civilian population was a necessary practice to support the war effort, Each resident was allocated certain amounts of items in short supply, such as sugar, butter, eggs, meat , etc.--with purchases allowed only up to each individual's quota. |
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| 137 |
 | Francis Marion Belnap photograph
Status: Located. |
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| 138 |
 | Frank Emerson Short Service Attestation
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| 139 |
 | Frank Friese--an early photograph
Status: Located. |
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| 140 |
 | Fries family home in Columbia City, Indiana
Status: Located. |
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| 141 |
 | From "The History of Whitley County"
This entry details the military service of Joseph Fries and Franklin Freese; both listed side by side in this document. The name Franklin Freese appears on the Civil War memorial in front of the courthouse; but it does not contain the name of Joseph Fries. Even with differing spellings of the Fries surname, after a thorough examination of many records it is believed that these two were brothers.
There are conflicting records found in the Civil War records found on Ancestry.com; with one showing Joseph Fries was mustered out at the close of the civil war; and one record indicates he deserted. If he fought with General Sheridan against the indians after the Civil War, as stated in letter by Leo Joseph Fries, then it is unlikely that he was a deserter.
Joseph also went on to be a constable in Illinois, before settling with his wife to an agrarian lifestyle in Marion, Indiana. A search of military burial records does not turn up an interment for Joseph in the Marion National Cemetery; although George Fries states he is buried there. Further research is warranted. |
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| 142 |
 | Front gate to current Hoover Estate
Status: Located. The Andrew Hoover farm is now owned privately, and little can be seen from the roadway. This is the main gate, which keeps the estate private. The grounds are absolutely beautiful, and the home, viewed from the adjacent property, is very well maintained |
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| 143 |
 | Front view of the original Bulla log cabin
Status: Located. This home was constructed in 1814 by William Bulla. It was the first two-story log cabin in Richmond; and William lived in this home until his death. Son Daniel took over the property and farm upon the death of William. The home is currently occupied by the RosenBaum family, and is well maintained and "appreciated" for its historical value.
This home has been added to, sided, and finished in a very pleasant manner; and while not preserving the original structure in it's pioneer style; the home remains well preserved and represents a wonderful place to live today. |
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| 144 |
 | Gate ornament found today (2008) on the original metal gates of the Bulla Farm.
Status: Located. The current owner intends to restore these ornaments, thus protecting them, so they will be observable for the next one hundred years. |
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| 145 |
 | George (Matweychuk) Hornie
Status: Located. The family name was Matweychuk in Russia, and when first in the United States living in Chicago; but was changed to Hornie between 1910 and 1920 |
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| 146 |
 | George and Nancy Fries, Ron Snowden, and Harvey Fries
Taken at the Fries home in Marion, Indiana
Status: Located. |
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| 147 |
 | George Fries, D.D.S.
Status: Located. George spent his life as a dentist in Marion, Indiana. |
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| 148 |
 | George Hornie, sitting next to his son in law John Yakush.
Status: Located. |
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| 149 |
 | Gerald Richard Riley
Status: Located. November 25, 1939 |
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| 150 |
 | Grave of Margaret E. Fries
Green Hills Cemetery, Columbia City, Indiana
Status: Located. |
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