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100% John Senior and John Junior Preble

John Senior and John Junior Preble   Preble Genealogy Preble Genealogy Preble Researchers Preble Surname Free Preble Genealogy   //-- John Senior and John Junior //-- John Preble, the third son of Brigadier Jedidiah by his first wife, and the one from whom it is extremely likely that we are descended, was born at York,

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66% Abraham Preble Genealogy

Abraham Preble Genealogy   Preble Genealogy Preble Genealogy Preble Researchers Preble Surname Free Preble Genealogy   //-- Abraham Preble Genealogy //-- Abraham Preble, the immigrant ancestor, came over from England with "the men of Kent" and settled in Scituate, Mass., about 1636. Soon afterward he married Judith Tilden, daughter of Nathaniel Tilden, member of a

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66% John Lambert Genealogy

John Lambert Genealogy   Lambert Genealogy Lambert Genealogy Lambert Researchers Lambert Surname Free Lambert Genealogy   //-- John Lambert Genealogy //-- 4. JOHN LAMBERT, whose birth and baptism are not recorded in Salem, was probably the oldest child. From a deed made in 1686, of the land left him by his grandfather, we find that he had then a wife Sarah, while from a deed

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33% Stephen Hook Genealogy

Stephen Hook Genealogy   Hook Genealogy Hook Genealogy Hook Researchers Hook Surname Free Hook Genealogy   //-- Stephen Hook Genealogy //-- Stephen Hook (son of James Grant Hook and Sarah Hook), b. Dec. 29, 1830; disappeared in 1867 and was never heard from. M. Jan. 3, 1855, Sarah Clark, twin-sister of Amy Clark, wife of William Hook next below. She was

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33% James Hook Genealogy (1839-1905)

James Hook Genealogy (1839-1905)   Hook Genealogy Hook Genealogy Hook Researchers Hook Surname Free Hook Genealogy   //-- James Hook Genealogy //-- James Hook (son of James Grant Hook and Sarah Hook), b. in Carroll Co., Ohio. Sept. 30, 1839, d. in Wapello Co., Iowa, June 30, 1905. M. Nov. 21, 1867, in Wapello Co., Iowa, Virginia, dau. of Harvey and Mary

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33% Sherman Andrews Genealogy

Sherman Andrews Genealogy   Andrews Genealogy Andrews Genealogy Andrews Lineage Andrews Researchers Andrews Surname Free Andrews Genealogy   //-- Sherman Andrews Genealogy //-- Sherman Andrews (Asa5, Nehemiah4, Samuel3, Thomas2, William1), born at Hartland, Conn., July 12, 1790. He came to Ohio with his father's family in

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33% The genealogy of Thomas4 Ruggles

The genealogy of Thomas4 Ruggles The genealogy of Thomas4 Ruggles of Roxbury, 1637, to Thomas9 Ruggles of Pomfret, Conn. and Rutland, Vt. ; The genealogy of Altheah Smith, of Hampton, Conn., the wife of Thomas9 Ruggles ; and, The genealogy of the descendants--in part--of Samuel Ladd of Haverhill, Mass. unknown

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33% Johnston Genealogy

Johnston Genealogy   Johnston Genealogy Johnston Genealogy Johnston Researchers Johnston Surname Free Johnston Genealogy   //-- Johnston //-- This old Georgia family is descended from Dr. James Johnston, born 1686, who entered the Royal Navy, and married, in Dumfries, Scotland, in 1722, Jean Nisbet. Who has not heard of the famous Johnstons of the border, so

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33% Haines Genealogy

Haines Genealogy   Haines Genealogy Haines Genealogy Haines Researchers Haines Surname Free Haines Genealogy   //-- Haines Genealogy //-- Jonathan Haines resided in Newbury, Mass., where by wife Sarah he had seven children born, and in 1686 removed to Haverhill, where they had five more added. He was born in 1646, possibly in Salem. He may have been the son of one Richard

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33% Joseph Lambert Genealogy

Joseph Lambert Genealogy   Lambert Genealogy Lambert Genealogy Lambert Researchers Lambert Surname Free Lambert Genealogy   //-- Joseph Lambert Genealogy //-- 52. JOSEPH LAMBERT, if his age is correctly stated on his gravestone as 59, was born about 1731. He was a mariner and sea-captain. A list of vessels insured by Timothy Orne contains, under date of Apr. 30, 1758, the

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33% Early Life In Virginia

Early Life In Virginia   Andrews Genealogy Andrews Genealogy Andrews Lineage Andrews Researchers Andrews Surname Free Andrews Genealogy   //-- Early Life In Virginia //-- Recollections of what my mother told me, long ago, of what her mother told her of life in Virginia, in the early 19th century, by Mrs. Mary A Jaques, granddaughter

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33% James Hook's Family

James Hook's Family   Hook Genealogy Hook Genealogy Hook Researchers Hook Surname Free Hook Genealogy   //-- James Hook's Family //-- After receiving his discharge in Raleigh, North Carolina, James went directly home and found his parents preparing to move to Wapello County, Iowa. He helped cover and prepare the wagons, which were fitted with schooner

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33% Jesse Fraim Genealogy

Jesse Fraim Genealogy   Frame Genealogy Frame Genealogy Frame Lineage Frame Researchers Frame Surname Free Frame Genealogy   //-- Jesse Fraim Genealogy //-- Jesse Fraim, son of David and Catherine Fraim, married Miss Mary Leggett, and they settled in Flushing, Long Island. They continued in the Quaker

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33% James Hook Civil War Service

James Hook Civil War Service   Hook Genealogy Hook Genealogy Hook Researchers Hook Surname Free Hook Genealogy   //-- James Hook Civil War Service //-- As already noted, the Hook and Eller families were both active in the Revolutionary War. Among the direct ancestors of James and Virginia were-a captain, a sergeant major, a chaplain, and several privates, all of whom

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