Puffer Genealogy
Notes
Matches 1 to 50 of 4,401
| # | Notes | Linked to |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | "By the bark Warwick, we send you a factor to take care of the trade goods; also a soldier for discovery." "This soldier," says Mr Potter, "was doubtless Darby FIeld, ..." -- from "Joy Family Tree" | Family: / (F11006)
|
| 2 | "Puffer Genealogy" book shows marriage date as 10 Aug 1842. This is probably the intention date. | Family: / (F8239)
|
| 3 | "She fell a'bleeding at the nose about 36 hours afore she died, which bleeding ceased not (if at all intermitted) till her death." (Hanover town records). | COBB, Deborah (I62019)
|
| 4 | (1,875 items) is comprised of business letters, personal letters, legal documents, and financial records related to an extended family with business and agricultural interests in Massachusetts, New York, Michigan, and South Carolina | Source (S279)
|
| 5 | 1/2 American indian (tribe unknown) | WRIGHT, Rose (I58457)
|
| 6 | 134 Calhoun Street, Torrington, CT | Family: / Harriet Bertha TRUMAN (F21348)
|
| 7 | 134417495 | PUFFER, Elizabeth Louisa (I58745)
|
| 8 | 136698916 | BIGELOW, Mary (I61324)
|
| 9 | 142549053 | BAILEY, Charles (I55372)
|
| 10 | 1870 United States Federal Census Record for Winterport, Waldo, Maine - 3 June, 1870 Clara, age 24, was the mother of one child, Eva, age 2, and was keeping house for her husband, Thomas, a seaman. 1880 United States Federal Census Record for Winterport, Waldo, Maine - 3 June, 1880 Clara, age 33 and a nurse, was now a widow with two little girls. She lived with her brother, David Eaton, age 30, single and a sailor. David was head of the household and his mother, Joanna (now a widow) and his brother, Benjamin, age 20, also lived in the home. 1900 and 1910 Federal Census for Orrington, Penobscot, Maine Clara had married her sister's husband, Ezra Whelden II. Ezra had a son and a daughter and Clara took over the role of mother for the children. 1920 U. S. Federal Census for Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts Clara Whelden, age 73, was again a widow and now lived with her daughter Eva and Eva's husband, Robert Roland Bayard. 1930 U. S. Federal Census for Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts | Family: / (F15626)
|
| 11 | 195403559 | SLANGA, Ernest John (I59999)
|
| 12 | 2nd cousins | Family: / (F10159)
|
| 13 | 30 May 1913 is the date of marriage from Nutt's Puffer Genealogy. It is incorrect. Puffer/Warren Family Histories says 12 Apr 1913. | Family: / (F8173)
|
| 14 | 36 Pythian Avenue | Family: / Harriet Bertha TRUMAN (F21348)
|
| 15 | 520 W. 131st St., Manhattan, a chauffeur | Family: / (F10913)
|
| 16 | 94291726 | TAYLOR, Rebecca (I60687)
|
| 17 | A 'carman' with the Maine Central Railroad | Family: Clarence Frederick GARFIELD / Mary A. Haynes WHITTEN (F24202)
|
| 18 | A banker and broker in NYC, resided chiefly in Worcester, MA.. | Family: / (F17052)
|
| 19 | A barber | NEWMAN, Ernest R. (I58402)
|
| 20 | A blacksmith | Family: / (F8172)
|
| 21 | A blacksmith at the time of his marriage | Family: / (F14203)
|
| 22 | A blacksmith at the time of his marriage | Family: Albert Nelson FRENCH / Jennie ISRAEL (F23164)
|
| 23 | A blacksmith. | BOYNTON, Ebenezer (I60584)
|
| 24 | A bookkeeper at the time of her marriage. | Family: / (F10427)
|
| 25 | A brick maker/layer in 1850 | Family: / (F9901)
|
| 26 | A Bronze Star medal recipient for "exceptional courage, skill and adaptability to adverse conditions". A Cpl in the US Army, stationed in Europe and Korea. | FRENCH, Edwin Freeman (I56991)
|
| 27 | A business administrator for a life insurance company | Family: / (F15057)
|
| 28 | A buyer for a department store | PUFFER, Mary D. (I59898)
|
| 29 | A carpenter | Family: / (F9362)
|
| 30 | A carpenter in 1860. | Family: / (F13186)
|
| 31 | A cheese maker at the time of his marriage | Family: / Winnie Adell CONE (F23263)
|
| 32 | A chemistry professor at Univ. of Florida | FRENCH, Dr. Roland Barnes (I62523)
|
| 33 | A city firefighter | SOUTHARD, Donald J. (I58063)
|
| 34 | A civil engineer | Family: / (F16296)
|
| 35 | A Civil War Veteran, Co. E. 142d Infantry. | SAWYER, Platt Rogers Halstead (I55646)
|
| 36 | A Civil War Veteran, Pvt., 3rd Mass. Battery Regt. His headstone was provided by Gross Brothers, Lee, MA. | DICKMAN, Joseph L. (I55283)
|
| 37 | A colony militia man, Capt. Jonas Douw's Company, in 1715 at Albany. | HOGEBOOM, Derrick (I59800)
|
| 38 | A consulting engineer for the city planning commission | Family: / (F5051)
|
| 39 | A cook in New Haven, CT at the time of his marriage | SKOWRONEK, Peter J. Sr. (I63740)
|
| 40 | A cooper, in Turin, NY | DAVIS, Charles Richard (I59208)
|
| 41 | A death bed marriage | Family: / (F15396)
|
| 42 | A deputy Customs collector in Wilmington, NC in 1905 | VINES, Thomas Lewis (I61271)
|
| 43 | A dress maker | PLANT, Mary (I62918)
|
| 44 | A dressmaker at the time of her marriage. | Family: / (F986)
|
| 45 | A farmer on Fohr | JAPPEN, Jap (I62836)
|
| 46 | A French and Indian War veteran, 1756 in Capt Samuel Dakin's Sudbury company. Commissioned in 1771 as Lieut. of Capt. Samuel Knight's 3d Sudbury company, Col. Elisha Jones' 3d regiment of the Middlesex County militia. Chosen as Capt in 1774, of a copmany of 92 men in the "Lanham District" of Sudbury. He marched on the 10 Apr 1775 alarm with his company in Lieut.-Col. Ezekiel Howe's regiment, and took part in the pursuit of the British to Boston, serving four days. | STONE, Capt. Moses (I58825)
|
| 47 | A fruit dealer at the time of his marriage | Family: / (F828)
|
| 48 | A graduate of Smith College | HODGES, Blanche Guilder (I59777)
|
| 49 | A harness maker in 1900 | Family: / (F16323)
|
| 50 | A Harvard graduate, BA, MA | SIMPSON, Francis Russell (I59778)
|