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| 51 | (date of christening, at Smithfield, PA) | Kuykendall, Benjamin (Jersey Ben) (I2281)
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| 52 | (date of christening, in Kingston) | Kuykendall, Hendrick (I2302)
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| 53 | (date of christening, in Kingston) | Kuykendall, Styntje (Christina) (I1536)
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| 54 | (date of christening, in Kingston) | Kuykendall, Jacob (I1537)
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| 55 | (date of christening, in Kingston) | Kuykendall, Johannes (I1538)
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| 56 | (date of christening, in Kingston) | Kuykendall, Cornelius (I1539)
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| 57 | (date of christening, in Kingston) | Kuykendall, Johannes (I1540)
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| 58 | (date of christening, in Kingston) | Kuykendall, Arie (I1541)
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| 59 | (date of christening, in Kingston) | Kuykendall, Annetje (I1542)
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| 60 | (date of christening, in Kingston) | Kuykendall, Pieter (I1543)
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| 61 | (date of christening, in Kingston) | Kuykendall, Sara (I1544)
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| 62 | (date of christening, in Kingston) | Kuykendall, Seyte (I1545)
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| 63 | (date of christening, in Kingston) | Westfall, Jurian (I2265)
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| 64 | (date of christening, in Kingston) | Westfall, Jacob (I2927)
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| 65 | (date of christening, in Kingston) | Westfall, Johannes Jurian (I5714)
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| 66 | (I fear that the reference to Ireland may have been my grandmother's wishful thinking.) | Hutcheson, Charles (I1205)
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| 67 | (Individual citations should indication who reported the information) | Source (S786)
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| 68 | (No record other than the 1900 census. I assumed Bonham because I believe that Amanda lived there.) | Family (F384)
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| 69 | (probably West Virginia) | Sharpnack, Melissa Ann (I5579)
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| 70 | (The president's brother) | Madison, Ambrose Sr (I4765)
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| 71 | (was in Prussia at the time) | Langmack, Wiebke (I10745)
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| 72 | 1. His year and location of birth are unknown, and are reported inconsistently in the 5 censuses in which he appears 2.His death date is unknown. His grandchildren said that he died in Fannin County, Texas, where he appeared in the 1880 census. | Horton, Azre (Ezra) (I144)
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| 73 | 10 children; named in the discussion board post by Kathy Baker about Jacobus Jansen at https://www.olivetreegenealogy.com/nn/17th/dny_25.shtml | Family (F6809)
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| 74 | 11 children | Family (F2224)
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| 75 | 11 children | Family (F1328)
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| 76 | 11 children | Family (F709)
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| 77 | 13 Children | Family (F3807)
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| 78 | 13 children with birthdates and and spouses listed in GRid=170645516 | Family (F1838)
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| 79 | 1820 DB 5 - 521 Power of attorney from Gideon Blackburn to Samuel Blackburn - ordered to be certified. 1839 DB 14 - 463 George Blackburn and William Blackburn by testimony prove that they are the children of John Blackburn dec'd and that said John Blackburn was a brother of General Samuel Blackburn of Bath Co., Virginia and that the said John Blackburn had the folowing children surviving himn to wit: the said William Blackburn and George Blackburn and Andrew Blackburn, John Blackburn, Edward Blackburn, James Blackburn, Polly Blckburn (Mrs. James Moyers), Grizzel Blackburn (Mrs. Gideon Blackburn), Nancy Blackburn (Mrs. John Carson) and Jane Blackburn (Mrs. Thomas Snoddy), and that the said Jane Blackburn died before General Samuel Blackburn died. 1841 DB15 - 100 Power of attorney from William Blackburn and George Blackburn to Samuel Blackburn of Bath Co., Virginia. | Blackburn, Mary (Polly) (I1611)
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| 80 | 1850 Census says 1794 in Tennessee; 1860 Census says 1886 in Virginia. Both show him married to Elizabeth. In 1840 (where spouse names are not given), there are at least 3 John Browns in Bradley and Hamilton Cos. | Brown, John (I1638)
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| 81 | 1880 census says that he and his wife Eva were born in Bohemia. Bohemia was an Austrian province at the time. | Lieb, Anton (I10788)
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| 82 | 1910 Census shows an infant Rufus G Hawkins, but in the 1920 and 1930 censuses, there is a Kenneth Hawkins in his father's home. His mother died when he was 2; maybe his stepmother changed his name) | Hawkins, Rufus G or Kenneth (I5488)
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| 83 | 1930 Census says married at 17 | Family (F3257)
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| 84 | 2 children; she and her second child, Nancy, died from childbirth complications | Family (F7172)
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| 85 | 2 mo old when census taken on Jan 3, 1920 | Keebler, Ruth (I10148)
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| 86 | 2nd marriage for both | Family (F410)
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| 87 | 2nd marriage for both; she is referred to as Anne Templeton Blackburn | Family (F3550)
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| 88 | 3 children | Family (F7317)
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| 89 | 4 children | Family (F7318)
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| 90 | 4 children living together without parents in 1870 census | Bacon, Mary (Polly) (I4442)
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| 91 | 4 children living together without parents in 1870 census | Douglass, Jacob (I4470)
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| 92 | 4 Daughters: Martha, Emma, Huldah, Elizabeth | Family (F7184)
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| 93 | 5 children | Family (F7210)
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| 94 | 5 Children: Henry, Jane Ann, George, Joseph L, William Lockart | Family (F1392)
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| 95 | 8 years later, Nancy Bacon's cousin Nancy Bacon married Jacob Jackson | Family (F1746)
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| 96 | 9 children named at GRid=20120103 | Family (F3284)
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| 97 | View all sources. | Source (S1156)
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| 98 | View all sources. | Source (S1343)
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| 99 | Christian Moyer was born in 1678, reportedly in what is now Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, and settled near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (He may have come from nearby Wurttemberg). He is my 8x great grandfather, though my Richmond, Wattenbarger, Barger, and Reiff lines. He is not (as far as I know) related to Christopher Moyers, who was also born in Rhineland-Palatinate, in 1708, and settled in Germantown, Orange County, Virginia. (His father, George, was born in nearby Wurttemberg.) Christopher is my 6xgreat-grandfather, through my Richmond, Hutcheson, and Myers/Moyers lines. The two lines intersect with my grandparents, Clarence Richmond (descendant of Christian Moyer) and Edith Hutcheson (descendant of Christopher Moyers). Their wives also came from Rhineland-Palatinate:
| Moyer, Christian (I9326)
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| 100 | 1993-2002 White Pages. Little Rock, AR, USA: Acxiom Corporation. | Source (S1221)
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