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bensongenealogypages
genealogy of the benson/jenson and the tachibana/oro families |
Notes
Matches 401 to 450 of 469
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| 401 | Role: Resident | Benson, Ethel Anna (I119)
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| 402 | Role: Resident | Bushey, Laura Alice (I48)
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| 403 | Role: Resident | Benson, John "Everett" (I122)
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| 404 | Role: Resident | Benson, Paul Solomon (I121)
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| 405 | Role: Resident | Benson, William "Burton" (I120)
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| 406 | Role: Resident | Benson, Ethel Anna (I119)
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| 407 | Sadao "Sam" Tachibana, 88, of Mililani, Oahu, formerly of Pepeekeo, died March 7 at home. Born in Lanai City, Lanai, he was a retired auto mechanic for Orchid Isle Auto Center, member of Kinoole Baptist Church and a U.S. Army World War II veteran of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, Company H, 2nd Battalion. Visitation 9:30-10:30 a.m. Tuesday, April 9, at Dodo Mortuary Chapel. Memorial service at 10:30 a.m. Private urn committal at a later date. Casual attire; no flowers or koden (monetary gifts). Survived by daughters, Gail Tachibana of Honolulu and Merle (Michael) Yusi of Mililani, Oahu; sisters, Doris Kanemitsu of Kaunakakai, Molokai, Betsy (Larry) Irei of Honolulu and Dorothy English of California; brother, Walter (Sandra) Matsumoto of Makakilo, two grandsons and three great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Arrangements by Dodo Mortuary. | Tachibana, Sadao (I5181)
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| 408 | SE 1/4 of NE 1/4, Lot 3, Section 24 | Family F16
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| 409 | She and Art had just returned from a road trip with Henry and Marie Hanson to the west coast where they visited Dora's family and Hadley's family in Auburn, CA, and Hildur's family in Seatle, WA. She and Art were still at Henry and Marie's place in Bigfork when she had a stroke. After a short time, Art left in his car to return home temporarily to Granby, MO when he was involved in an automobile accident on the River Road near Grand Rapids, MN. He was hospitalized and laid up for a few days, after which he took a bus home and returned to pick up Clara. He drove a differenct car and towed a trailer on which to transport the wrecked car back to MO. | Hanson, Clara Margaret (I5306)
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| 410 | She was born safely in Superior in June, so later in the fall they returned to Bigfork. | Hanson, Clara Margaret (I5306)
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| 411 | Sinica co., Ohio (Lisbon) | Berry, George W. (I4774)
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| 412 | The 1856 census indicates that Margaret and Joseph Free had resided in the state for three years. It is possible that they accompanied the William and Elizabeth Benson household when they relocated from OH. That group likely included children Sarah (with her new husband George Miller), Solomon, Elizabeth, and William. | Benson, Margaret S. (I103)
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| 413 | The 1856 census indicates that Margaret and Joseph Free had resided in the state for three years. It is possible that they accompanied the William and Elizabeth Benson household when they relocated from OH. This group likely included children Sarah (with her new husband George Miller), Solomon, Elizabeth, and William. | Free, Joseph H. (I206)
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| 414 | The 29 acre and 2 acre parcels were sold to Edwin Lutz for $700. Elijah Benson signed his name and Nancy Benson signed her mark.. The deed was witnessed by Sarah Lucas and filed 10/12/1867. This transaction resulted in the complete disposal of the property purchased 04/18/1866 and the partial disposal of the property purchased 11/15/1864. | Benson, Elijah (I105)
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| 415 | The 4 acre parcel was sold by Solomon and Catherine to W.S. Browning and J. Hughes for $80. The deed was filed 01/03/1874. | Benson, Solomon (I80)
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| 416 | The 40 acre parcel was purchased from Levi Horsman, etux. for the consideraton of $400. The deed was filed 09/13/1870. | Benson, Elijah (I105)
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| 417 | The 40 acre parcel was sold to J. W. Rees for $1. | Benson, Solomon (I80)
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| 418 | The 6 acre parcel was sold to Alex Ballard for $90. Elijah Benson signed his name and Nancy Benson signed her mark.. The deed filed 12/28/1868. This transaction resulted in the partial disposal of the property purchased 11/15/1864. | Benson, Elijah (I105)
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| 419 | The 8½ acre parcel was sold by Solomon and Catherine to Charles D. Crookham for $83+. The deed was filed 01/08/1891. | Benson, Solomon (I80)
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| 420 | The booklet was presented at John's funeral and then retained by eldest daughter Clara (Hanson) Jenson. Upon Clara's death the book was aquired by Marion (Jenson) Benson, who was adminstrator to Clara's estate. | Source (S493)
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| 421 | The Clarissa Aldrich obituary indicates that she and husband Alfred moved to their North Leslie home in the spring of 1896 | Gee, Clarissa Geraldine (I3066)
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| 422 | The Clarissa Aldrich obituary indicates that she and husband Alfred moved to their North Leslie home in the spring of 1896 | Aldrich, Alfred Fuller (I657)
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| 423 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hanson, Elayne Mildred (I5593)
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| 424 | The family farm had been sold at auction in June. | Juntunen, Mildred Lydia (I5311)
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| 425 | The family farm had been sold at auction in June. | Hanson, Peter Carl (I5310)
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| 426 | The first child, Edith Averil Jenson, was born here. | Bratton, Bertha Mae (I6623)
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| 427 | The first child, Edith Averil Jenson, was born here. | Jenson, Ole Edwin (I5769)
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| 428 | The five-acre square parcel was purchased from B. F. Ballard and wife for $200. The deed was recorded on 06/08/1860. | Benson, William (I93)
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| 429 | The five-year lease agreement between George E. Miller as guardian for William Z. Benson and Mary J. Benson, minor hiers to Alfred Benson and Rose A. Miller (formly widow of Alfred Benson) and A. G. Argo involved property known as the Alfred Benson farm. The lease provided party of second (Argo) the right to cut firewood but no green trees or timber, and to collect stove coal, and he must keep the premises in good repair. Consideration was $80 per year and was renewable for two additional years (1873 and 1874). The instrument was filed 12/31/1869 | Benson, William Zachariah (I204)
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| 430 | The five-year lease agreement between George E. Miller as guardian for William Z. Benson and Mary J. Benson, minor hiers to Alfred Benson and Rose A. Miller (formly widow of Alfred Benson) and A. G. Argo involved property known as the Alfred Benson farm. The lease provided party of second (Argo) the right to cut firewood but no green trees or timber, and to collect stove coal, and he must keep the premises in good repair. Consideration was $80 per year and was renewable for two additional years (1873 and 1874). The instrument was filed 12/31/1869 | Benson, Mary Jane (I203)
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| 431 | The five-year lease agreement between George E. Miller as guardian for William Z. Benson and Mary J. Benson, minor hiers to Alfred Benson and Rose A. Miller (formly widow of Alfred Benson) and A. G. Argo involved property known as the Alfred Benson farm. The lease provided party of second (Argo) the right to cut firewood but no green trees or timber, and to collect stove coal, and he must keep the premises in good repair. Consideration was $80 per year and was renewable for two additional years (1873 and 1874). The instrument was filed 12/31/1869 | Hester, Rose Ann (I200)
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| 432 | The grantor was James Burnett for the consideraton of $1120. The parcel in Section 5 was a 'Government Lot' on the south side of the Des Moines river about 20.85 acres in size. The parcel in Section 18 was three 40s totaling 120 acres. This 120 acre parcel would become the farm upon which Solomon and Catherine raise thier family and live the remainder of their lives. | Benson, Solomon (I80)
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| 433 | The grantor was Milton Crookham for the consideraton of $300. This is the same property Solomon purchased in Oct 1870 for $1120, receiving a warranty deed from James Burnett. It would seem that Crookham had apparently held some sort of claim to the property. | Benson, Solomon (I80)
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| 434 | The next four children were born in this area. | Bratton, Bertha Mae (I6623)
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| 435 | The next four children were born in this area. | Jenson, Ole Edwin (I5769)
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| 436 | The note, written on 16 May 1974, is inscribed on outside bottom of top right drawer. | Source (S93)
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| 437 | The parcel was about 2 acres in size and purchased from J.G. Ballard, etux. for the consideraton of $30. The deed was filed 09/13/1870. | Benson, Elijah (I105)
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| 438 | The parcel was legally described as "commencing 12 rods East of the NW corner of the NE¼ of NW¼ of S4, T76N, R20W, thence South 14 rods, thence East about 43 rods to a certain branch called 'Ballard's Branch', thence down said branch with its meanderings in a Northeasterly direction to the township line about 18 rods, thence West to the place of begining, containing 688 rods, more or less." It was sold by Elijah and Nancy to William Rees for $58. Elijah signed his name and Nancy signed her mark. The deed was executed in Cass County, MO and filed in Knoxville, IA on 04/25/1871. | Benson, Elijah (I105)
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| 439 | The parcel was legally described as follows: "A point commensing 40 poles East of SW corner of SW ¼ of S34-T77-R20, thence East 60 poles, thence North 40 poles, thence West 60 poles, thence South 40 poles to point of beginning." The resulting 660' by 440' foot 15 acre parcel was sold to Samuel Shirey. The amount of money exchanged was not indicated. | Benson, Solomon (I80)
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| 440 | The parcel was legally described as follows: "Beginning at NE corner of SE¼ of SW¼, thence South 40 poles, thence West 30 poles, thence North 40 poles, thence East to point of beginning." The resulting 495' by 660' foot 7.5 acre parcel was sold to C. E. Coltrane for $15. | Benson, Solomon (I80)
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| 441 | The parcel was legally described as follows: From a point commencing 20 chains from SE corner of S28, T77, R20, thense North to the Des Moines River, thense down said river with the meander thereof to the section line, thense South to the beginning, contain 24.37 acres. The parcel was sold to Alfred Rees for $190. The deed was witnessed by S. E. Teter and Levi Morhert. | Benson, William (I93)
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| 442 | The parcel, purchased back from A. Rees for $100, was described as the W½ of Lot 3 in SE¼ S28 T77 R20, and contained 26.58 acres. Although the legal description is presented a bit differently, this appears to be the same parcel that Rees purchased from William just three months earlier. The deed was recorded on 3/29/1856. | Benson, William (I93)
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| 443 | They came by passenger train from Superior, WI to Deer River, MN, then north to Marcell by logging train, then north to Bigfork over a chain of lakes and rivers and finally by team and wagon. | Hanson, Henry Nickolai (I5594)
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| 444 | They came by passenger train from Superior, WI to Deer River, MN, then north to Marcell by logging train, then north to Bigfork over a chain of lakes and rivers and finally by team and wagon. | Nelson, Karen Marie (I5304)
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| 445 | They moved from the site of thier original homestead to the homestead formerly owned by (and now purchased from) O. John Olson located at the Spruce Park Corner. | Hanson, Henry Nickolai (I5594)
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| 446 | They moved from the site of thier original homestead to the homestead formerly owned by (and now purchased from) O. John Olson located at the Spruce Park Corner. | Nelson, Karen Marie (I5304)
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| 447 | They were divorced | Family F1474
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| 448 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Baker, Mildred Louise "Sis" (I484)
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| 449 | This collection contains marriage registers (1868-1925) as well as licenses and certificates (1926-1952) from the state of Michigan. | Source (S792)
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| 450 | This database is an index of deaths recorded by the state of Minnesota from 1908 to 2002. The registration of births and deaths on the county level began in 1870, however, state-level registration of deaths in Minnesota did not begin until 1908. The index includes: •Name of the deceased •City and county of death •Date of death •Birth date •Birthplace •Mother's maiden name •State file number Note: Each entry may not contain all of this data. | Source (S385)
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