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[DOCX File]Gwendolyn Brooks College Prepatory Academy
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* War of 1812 deeply opposed by Federalists, who wanted to keep trading with Britain, and definitely did NOT want war, despite interference with trade and impressment; Jeffersonian War Hawks were westerners who wanted the war to go grab Canada, kill western Indians (Tecumseh and his brother Temskwatawa), and grab Florida (voting records show it was a “western war with eastern labels”)
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[DOCX File]Executive Summary - CITY OF NEWARK, OHIO
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Early records are unclear as to the existence of a fire department or fire service. ... the twentieth century, Newark continued to grow and prosper. In 2000, Newark's population exceeded 45,000 people. The Ohio State University at Newark is the largest of The Ohio State University's branch campuses. ... During the late 1800s and the early 1900s ...
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There is a small town deep in the hills of Southern ...
Of all burials in the 1800s, only 7 were 70 years old or more. By contrast, in the last 50 years of the 20th century, over 60% were 70 or more. Since the reality of child death did not stop survivors from reaching a ripe old age, something else must explain the small number of elders. When I turned to the census records I found the answer.
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[DOC File]The Mumma families of Butler and Preble Counties, Ohio
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The family bible records the death of John Mumma as 21 June 1868, but no location was noted. There are no death dates for the first three children, other than an entry of “died”. The last date entry on the bible page was in 1909 and maybe this was probably their status at that time.
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[DOC File]adgadsd
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Ohio Census records from 1880, 1900, 1910, and 1920 show that after his apprenticeship, Frederick worked as a jeweler for the rest of his life in Xenia, Ohio. He married a younger woman later in life and had one son, Frederic, when he was 52 years old. His death certificate shows he died September 16, 1921 from complications of prostate surgery.
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[DOC File]In the early 1800s, women were second-class citizens
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Peter is born in 1765, the same year as Parliament’s Stamp Act takes effect in the colonies. Growing up outside of Boston, Peter is aware even as a young boy of the colonies’ troubles with England. He hears about the death of Christopher Seider and the Boston Massacre in …
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[DOC File]MOBLEY Family Line - Ancestry
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There are no marriage records, land records or court records in Frederick or Montgomery Counties on these family members. Charles is said to have had at least one son, Levi H, born in 1806. Levi H. married Ann Lambrecht in Frederick County on 27 April 1826. Ann was the daughter of Phillip Lambrecht and Magdalena Hohl. The young couple had 9 ...
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[DOC File]THE HISTORY OF THE HOAG FAMILY IN AMERICA
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Mount Moriah Cemetery records show that he was received for burial on 7 November, 1940. Directions for burial were received from Mrs. Octavia Hoag, then living in Los Angeles. After Wilbur E.'s death Octavia removed to Los Angeles, California where she took an apartment in Hollywood just to the north of Hollywood Boulevard near Vine Street.
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[DOC File]KENTUCKY ANCESTORS
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CEMETERY RECORDS. Death Records of Sacred Heart Parish, St. Vincent, Kentucky (Union County) Teresa T. Hite and Philip Crowdus 168. Correction: Harry Winston Walker’s birth date 1854, not 1864 183. Queries: (7813 through 7907) 175. News Items and Books 190. Number Four, April 1981. Front Cover – Kenton County Courthouses at Independence ...
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[DOC File]DEAL FAMILY HISTORY and RESEARCH SUMMARY
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Index of Berks County, Pennsylvania, Wills and Administration Records . Wills include: John Deehl, 1780 Will Book B, p14 and Book 3, p13, John Fear, executor. Adam Diehl, 1828, Will Book 6 p244, Adam Diehl, exec. John Diehl, 1793, Will Book B, p316 and Will Book 3 p207, Philip and John Diehl, execs. Early Deals in United States
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Ohio death records 1800s