Puffer Genealogy
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Matches 27,401 to 27,600 of 29,171
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| 27401 | She is a boarder in the home of Simeon D. Whiting family on Summit Street in Rockland, MA | PUFFER, Patience Emma (I23323)
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| 27402 | She is a descendant of Governor William Bradford, is a life member of the Society of Mayflower Descendants and of the Daughters of the American Revolution. No children. | KENDALL, Olive Crane (I20385)
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| 27403 | She is a graduate nurse and for a number of years was superintendent of nurses at the Memorial Hospital, Worcester. She resided with her mother in Worcester. | PARKER, Bertha May (I32762)
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| 27404 | She is a graduate of the Framingham High School (1895); and of Smith College (A.B. 1900). She received the degree of Ph.D. at Radcliffe in 1909. | PUFFER, Katherine Fairbanks (I17593)
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| 27405 | She is a lodger in the home of the John Robinson family. She would marry the son, William Robinson, in 1931 in NYC. | KING, Myra A. (I53430)
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| 27406 | She is a lodger with the Chaney Vance family in Springfield Ohio, 1 Apr 1940. She is divorced and has her daughter Maxine with her. | PUFFER, Helen Alice (I141)
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| 27407 | She is a member of the D.A.R., descendant of Robert Cushman and Nathani al Cook. | CUSHMAN, Ida Elizabeth (I19507)
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| 27408 | She is a rooming house owner in Wenatchee, WA. | Family: O'GRANT, Jack / PUFFER, Clara May (F21538)
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| 27409 | She is a servant in the home of Willard Cooley. | PUFFER, Margaret J. (I35116)
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| 27410 | She is a servant in the household of William C. and Ursula M. Fletcher, Dexter, ME. | FROST, Eva May (I9386)
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| 27411 | She is a waitress in La Clede, IL in 1940 | PUFFER, Mary Maddlyn (I5953)
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| 27412 | She is active in church work; soloist in the Framingham M.E. Church for ten years. Reside in Holliston, MA. | GREENLAW, Sadie Roberts (I15769)
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| 27413 | She is actually a Puffer. Her father took the name of Olmstead from the family that raised him. | OLMSTEAD, Shirley Arlene (I45097)
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| 27414 | She is an Hia-Ced O'Odham indian. This is part of the Tohono O'odham Nation. | GARCIA, Mary (I44071)
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| 27415 | She is buried in the family plot of John W. Puffer. No known connection to the Puffers is known at this time (2023, DMC) She is mentioned in the Groton Times newspaper, Groton, VT as visiting Lorimer Puffer and family's home along with Blanche (Stevenson) Puffer. She is described in one newspaper as the "aged Aunt of Mr. L.S. Puffer) | STEVENSON, Eliza H. (I59487)
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| 27416 | She is considered the first true Queen of England after her husband united most of the separate kingdoms. | Edgiva Queen Of England (I1665)
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| 27417 | She is divorced | CLOUGH, Blanche A. (I52337)
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| 27418 | She is divorced and a border in the home of Joseph C. Richardson, according the 1940 Federal Census | PERKINS, Nellie Grace (I7633)
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| 27419 | She is divorced and has assumed her maiden name | MASON, Harriet Hall (I33488)
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| 27420 | She is divorced and living with her father. | PUFFER, Louella (I24297)
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| 27421 | She is either Perry's wife or sister, more research is needed in Canada. The "Mother" on her gravestone suggests she is the wife of Perry. | Jennie (I42168)
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| 27422 | She is either separated or divorced from her husband as she is living alone at a different address in Long Beach, CA. | PUFFER, Ruth Elizabeth (I12052)
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| 27423 | She is found in the 1920 Federal Census and the 1920 City Directory for Saint Louis, MO. No other records are found. | PUFFER, Loretta Jane (I56014)
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| 27424 | She is found in the Canada Census of 1881, living with her uncle and aunt, John and Sarah (Puffer) Harris. Her father died in 1871, her mother died too? | PUFFER, Bertha (I33745)
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| 27425 | She is known today as Brunhilde who shows up in Norse mythology and "the fat lady" who sings arias in opera. Brunhilde's sister (name unknown) was married to her husband's brother, Chilperic. But she was murdered when Chilperic's mistress, Fredegund, convinced him to do so and make her queen. A great rivalry between Brunhilde and Fredegund was started over this. Brunhilde is blamed for having many of the Merovingian kings murdered. | Brunhilde Princes of the Visigoths (I54057)
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| 27426 | She is listed as "Anna" in the Ohio County Births source | PUFFER, Roma L. (I16699)
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| 27427 | she is listed as "at school (8)" probably 8th grade | PUFFER, Nellie (I42820)
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| 27428 | She is listed as "daughter" but could be a ward or an adopted daughter. More research is needed. | PUFFER, Julia M. (I49213)
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| 27429 | She is listed as "Emma B. Puffer" in the 1940 Federal Census. | LANGFORD, Anna Belle (I33846)
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| 27430 | She is listed as "Lydia" in the Puffer Genealogy book by Nutt. | PUFFER, Dorcas (I33065)
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| 27431 | She is listed as "Miss Mary Rollinson" in the newspaper announcement of their engagement, 3 Apr 1901, Saint Louis Globe-Democrat, Saint Louis, MO. | Family: PUFFER, Edgar Duff / BOGGS, Mary (F3737)
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| 27432 | She is listed as "wife" of Charles Parks but used her maiden name. | Family: PARKS, Charles / PUFFER, Minerva (F50457)
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| 27433 | She is listed as Cazziah in the 1850 Federal Census. | STAFFORD, Keziah (I12264)
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| 27434 | She is listed as a "ward" of the family | LOBIN, Mildred (I45209)
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| 27435 | She is listed as a 'domestic' in the 1860 Federal Census. Living with her daughter 207 So. Jackson St, Aberdeen, SD. (1915) | CROSSMAN, Eliza Amanda (I1187)
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| 27436 | She is listed as a daughter in the 1880 Federal Census as Nettie E. Wythe along with Frank A. Wythe a son. They are the step-children of Luther Puffer, from his wife's previous marriage. | PUFFER, Nettie Eunice (I18458)
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| 27437 | She is listed as Betsey A. Hoag in her marriage record to Charles R. Pitcher | Family: HOAG, Benjamin F. / PUFFER, Betsey Ann (F9865)
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| 27438 | She is listed as daughter to the Puffers, but her mother remarried a Puffer and should be listed as step-daughter. | HESS, Ruby Captora (I56027)
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| 27439 | She is listed as divorced in the 1910 Federal Census. | Family: DRURY, Charles J. / PUFFER, Almeda Samantha (F16051)
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| 27440 | She is listed as having 'paralysis' in the 1880 US Federal Census, living with her daughter Sarah. | Mary (I37575)
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| 27441 | She is listed as living with her mother at 20 Kimball St, Amsterdam, NY, but as Gladys Puffer not Faulds, assuming she took her maiden after a divorce or widowed? | PUFFER, Gladys (I44709)
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| 27442 | She is listed as Lula Puffer | GIBEAUT, Minnie Lulu (I55126)
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| 27443 | She is listed as Lynore Puffer, living with her parents. A student in 1905 | PUFFER, Florence Lynn (I23679)
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| 27444 | She is listed as mulatto in the 1870 Federal Census | GALLIOTT, Adelaide (I15731)
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| 27445 | She is listed as mulatto in the 1870 Federal Census | Adeline (I49177)
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| 27446 | She is listed as mulatto in the 1870 Federal Census | GALLIOTT, Adelaide (I79685)
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| 27447 | She is listed as mulatto in the 1870 Federal Census. | GALLIARD, Elizabeth (I48231)
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| 27448 | She is listed as the 'housekeeper' for James W. Brown, whom she will marry a few months later. | TIBBETTS, Ellen Madora (I8387)
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| 27449 | She is listed as the mother of daughter Gladis in the Canada Births and Baptisms, 1661-1959" records | MCNUTT, Mary Laura (I44173)
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| 27450 | She is listed as widow of George, but he is still alive and is listed in the same directory. | OIE, Grace J. (I55348)
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| 27451 | she is listed in census records as "Kaler and Kelley" | PUFFER, Julia M. (I49213)
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| 27452 | She is listed in school yearbooks, newspaper articles, etc, as Connie Jergens, her mother's maiden name. | PUFFER, Beverly Constance (I21349)
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| 27453 | She is listed in the Massachusetts Birth Records as the mother of Mary, b. May 1889, Boston. No parents are listed for Jennie, which wouldn't be uncommon in records of a home for unwed mothers. However, a Jennie Felt, b. 1870, Templeton, MA married Waldo Orlando Puffer in Dec 1889 in Ashburnham, MA. It's possible that this is her, having a child out of wedlock, only to marry the father some months after the child's birth? No other "Jennie" Puffer fits the dates and places. | PUFFER, Jennie (I42095)
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| 27454 | She is listed under her maiden name. She resides with her daughter Lois and her husband. | EVENGHAM, Charlotte (I44458)
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| 27455 | She is listed with another female, Fern Puffer, in this directory. They don't appear to be sisters as they live at different addresses. | PUFFER, Bertha E. (I39960)
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| 27456 | She is listed with her aunt, Louisa Cordelia Root Puffer, and a Richard T. Root (who is listed as a "Bastard") in Kittey, Leeds, Ontario, Canada, in 1861. | PUFFER, Margaret Jane (I21486)
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| 27457 | She is listed with her sister-in-law, Louisa Cordelia Root Puffer, and a Richard T. Root (who is listed as a "Bastard") in Kittey, Leeds, Ontario, Canada, in 1861. | PUFFER, Margaret Jane (I21486)
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| 27458 | She is listed with her sister-in-law, Margaret Jane Puffer (wife-to-be of George Waffle, Jr.), and a Richard T. Root (who is listed as a "Bastard". This is not Richard Timothy Root Puffer as the dates don't match) in Kitley, Leeds, Ontario, Canada, in 1861. It is likely that this Richard T. Root is an out-of-wedlock child of Louisa Cordelia Root or one of her sisters. | ROOT, Louisa Cordelia (I10323)
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| 27459 | She is living alone (separated?) on Maple St, Binghamton, NY | ALLUISI, Madeline Marie (I24077)
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| 27460 | She is living alone in 1947 in Everett. In Apr of that year she marries Frank E. Smith. So divorce must have come before then. | KNUTSON, Myrtle Alberta (I44036)
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| 27461 | She is living in the home of Uriah C. Roe in Franklin Grove, IL in 1870. No relationship known. | PUFFER, Lucinda (I23788)
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| 27462 | She is living with Alonzo R. and Emma Hunt, most likely her brother-in-law and wife. Her two youngest children, Tabitha and Mary, are living with her. | HESS, Mary Ann (I34497)
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| 27463 | She is living with Annie M. Gilson | DRISCOLL, Annie A. (I21291)
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| 27464 | She is living with her aunt "Catherine Coffey" along with her brother William Kenneth. Her occupation is "servant" | PUFFER, Helen Marie (I48032)
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| 27465 | She is living with her aunt and uncle in Sherman, OH (David/Harriett Puffer Weaver) | PUFFER, Julia Nancy (I20716)
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| 27466 | She is living with her aunt, Agnes Willett Puffer | WAFFLE, Charlotte Ina (I6322)
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| 27467 | She is living with her brother Isaac and nephew Clifford Macomber, her sister's child; listed as married. Her husband Albert was living in California at this time. | FRENCH, Anna Marie Elizabeth (I11877)
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| 27468 | She is living with her daughter Olive in Fremont, IA in 1885. | WRIGHT, Aletheia (I18915)
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| 27469 | She is living with her grandparents and mother Eleanor in St. Paul. | PUFFER, Dianne Delores (I39858)
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| 27470 | She is living with her half-brother Hugh and his family in 1850. Her parents are dead by this time? | PUFFER, Mary Smith (I34386)
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| 27471 | She is living with her parents and children, Ogden, Georgianna, Andrew, Bertha, and Iona (Windover) | DINGMAN, Hester Ann (I10240)
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| 27472 | She is living with her sister Rosetta R. Noel and husband Joseph R. Noel. | PUFFER, Nellie Jane (I23874)
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| 27473 | She is living with her widowed mother, Catherine, and her husband, Cady Swift. | STACK, Anna (I44430)
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| 27474 | She is living with John and Sarah Harris in Seymour, Ontario | PUFFER, Bertha (I33745)
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| 27475 | She is married to Wiliam Emory (1867), and daughter of Erastus Baker, | BAKER, Adelia (I46196)
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| 27476 | She is mentioned along with Elizabeth (Eliza) Whitten as spending some weeks at the Lorimer Puffer family home in Groton, VT, 24 Jun 1932. | STEVENSON, Blanche Alta (I17548)
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| 27477 | she is mentioned in her father's will, separate from her brothers and sisters. | PUFFER, Susannah T. (I35010)
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| 27478 | She is mentioned in her father-in-laws will. | DOOLITTLE, Flora Melissa (I47834)
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| 27479 | She is mentioned in her Grandfathers will to receive $10.00. The transcription of the will shows her name to be "Wellie", but this is incorrect. | PUFFER, Nellie Jane (I23874)
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| 27480 | She is mentioned in her husband, William Hammons, will. She inherited two homes, a newer one in Spencerport, which was bought from Fleming W. Nichols for $900, and the first in Ogden, NY, as well as $1000 | PUFFER, Sarah A. (I37578)
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| 27481 | She is mentioned in several sources as the 37th wife of Brigham Young. | HARBACH, Abigail (I62396)
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| 27482 | She is mentioned in the "History of Lewis County, NY" as the wife of a Puffer, but it is not known who. | Family: PUFFER / HURD, Frances E. (F15352)
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| 27483 | She is mentioned in The Nashua Reporter, Nashua, Iowa Jan 15 1914 edition as being from LeMars, Iowa and visiting friends there. She is the niece of Mr. Mrs. C.L. Putney | OWEN, Mary Josephine (I34623)
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| 27484 | She is not listed in the Bangs History and Genealogy book, however her father is Wm H. Bangs according to the Michigan Marriage Records source. | BANGS, Anna Emma (I44279)
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| 27485 | She is not mentioned in the probate records of his estate. Her death certificate shows her last name as "Tucker", however two TX marriage records say "Puffer". Further examination of those records need to be done. | PUFFER, Mary Smith (I34386)
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| 27486 | She is on the list of pensioners of the Civil War for the state of Maine (p. 147). Certificate number 59,919. She received $8.00 a month which started on November 25, 1865. This was due to the loss of her son Venlesson. | TUCKER, Sara (I36917)
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| 27487 | She is put here with this family because Minnie (supposed sister?) is also buried here and it's the only Puffer family that fits in the NY area. More research needed | PUFFER, Elizabeth (I47676)
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| 27488 | She is put in this family because it is the only Puffer family in Broome County, NY at the time. She has an uncle (Smith C. Puffer) buried in the same cemetery. | Family: PUFFER, Harrison / STEVER, Theresa A. (F9982)
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| 27489 | She is put with this family as they are the only family that fits her dates and places. However her father's birthdate (1827) is an issue | PUFFER, Margaret Anna (I24235)
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| 27490 | She is put with this family because they are the only family with ties to the Williamsburg Cemetery, Williamsburg, MI (her brother George Wesley Puffer). More research is needed to determine her parentage. | PUFFER, Faith (I33516)
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| 27491 | She is said to have been "a belle and a beauty." | PUFFER, Sally (I33076)
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| 27492 | She is shown as "Jean" in the Census record and "Harriet Neely" in the marriage record. Harriet Jean??? | NEELEY, Harriet Jean (I42428)
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| 27493 | She is shown on the 1850 Federal Census | Catharine (I24633)
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| 27494 | She is shows as the daughter of Guy and Charlotte King in the 1860 Census. She marries Ira Guy as Nellie Puffer but no record of the Puffer can be found. Did she marry a Puffer? Adopted? | PUFFER, Ella M. King (I41393)
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| 27495 | She is single | AMES, Mary Lois (I2664)
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| 27496 | She is single with a child | PUFFER, Julietta M. (I7511)
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| 27497 | She is single, sailing from Glasgow, Scotland arriving in NYC, NY on 13 Aug 1913. Her address in the US is 114 Buckingham Street, Waterbury, CT. | PUFFER, Rena M. (I33402)
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| 27498 | She is the "Roberta" who wrote to my grandfather Charles Kimball Worcester French (she's a 2nd cousin). She was a graduate of the Maine State Normal School (teachers college) in 1853 (2nd class), and taught in Hopedale, MA. | PUFFER, Elizabeth Roberta L. (I37130)
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| 27499 | She is the d/o Ebenezer and Phebe "Chair".. the death record is hard to read | CHAIR, Phebe (I33266)
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| 27500 | She is the daughter of Chenery Willis as shown in a news article in 1915. She was a student at National Park Seminary before her marriage. She married Robert Thomas Coover in 1915. However no other information can be found for her. She could be Loretta Jane Van Auken. Perhaps she was given up for adoption by the Puffers to be raised by the Van Aukens? Mr. Van Auken and Chenery Puffer spent the winter of 1915 "south", according to the news article. She left her husband 14 Dec 1915 and Robert T. Coover sued for divorce. Sources: Harrisburg Daily Independent, Harrisburg, PA, 26 Nov 1915, Page 15; Harrisburg Telegraph, Harrisburg, PA, 10 May 1916, Page 14 | PUFFER, Loretta Jane (I56014)
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| 27501 | she is the proprietor of Blanchard Farm on Gile Road. | RICE, Laura Augusta (I34004)
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| 27502 | She is widowed (from John Wesley Puffer), living with her two sons | ELLIS, Maryette (I6348)
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| 27503 | She is widowed and living with her sister, Joanna and husband, in 1865 and 1880 | PUFFER, Lucy Heminway (I32696)
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| 27504 | She is widowed from her husband. | DECKER, Elizabeth Eleanor (I52749)
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| 27505 | She is widowed from Louis Kalman, a waitress and a cook in a restaurant, living with her two children and her mother Madeline Marie Alliuisi Puffer (who is separated from her husband) | PUFFER, Marie Madeline (I36161)
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| 27506 | She is widowed, and living with her mother, brother and children. | CHITWOOD, Ella May (I46643)
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| 27507 | She is, most likely the daughter of Ephraim Curtis and Mary Fenno Crane. She must have met her husband while both were at college at Harvard in early 1830s . | WALES, Mary Fenno Crane (I11857)
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| 27508 | She joined the Sudbury church, June 8, 1788. | DAMON, Mary (I34316)
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| 27509 | She left an estate valued at about $100,000. William Woodward of Worcester was executor of her will. She left $1,000 each to the Grafton Cong. Church and to the American Home Missions. She bequeathed to nephews and nieces of her husband and herself: Albert Warren Puffer of Stow; Herbert C. Puffer and Sophia Elizabeth Smith of Springfield; John P. Eager of West Newton; Caroline A. Britton of Albany, NY; Elizabeth P., wife of Jesse H. Smith of Grafton; Nellie S. Kinsley of Burlington, VT; Henry J. Nelson of Burlington, VT; Mrs. S. Elizabeth Anderson, of Ogden, UT, She gave her residence to Cyrus and Lucy Ann Puffer for caring for her during her last years. She had no children. | NELSON, Hannah Stone (I19112)
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| 27510 | She left bequests to various nieces; the American Bible Society, the American Tract Society and Mass. Bible Society. Interment at Westminster. They had no children. | MARSH, Sally Sarah (I14690)
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| 27511 | She left the VT farm soon after her husband left for the seat of war, a nd John C. resided in Detroit, MI, from July, 1864, to November, 1 869, where he completed his education in the city and private schools. | ROBINSON, Eliza Ann (I11070)
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| 27512 | She lists his occupation as a burler in a cotton mill | CARANCI, Etta A. (I5546)
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| 27513 | She lived at 137 Chambers Street, Boston, at the time of her death. | PUFFER, Elizabeth Augusta (I20826)
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| 27514 | She lived at Holyoke, MA after her husband died. Resided at 9 Margin Street, Salem, MA (1914) | PARKER, Ardella Ellen (I16395)
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| 27515 | She lived for a time at 63 Pinckney Street, Boston. Although she is buried in this cemetery, her plot (140) or headstone cannot be found. | ALDRICH, Abigail B. (I12699)
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| 27516 | She lived from childhood with her grandfather Moses Gunn, in Montague. Her estate (personal property only) was valued at $268.17 on Feb 4, 1879. It consisted of: 7 Chairs 1 Bureau 1 Clock 1 Stand 1 Looking glass 1 piece of crockery 1 Mattress 1 stove and pots and pans 1 bank book ($235.00 balance) 1 Chicken | CLARY, Harriet (I23283)
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| 27517 | She lived to the age of 93 years. | CHANDLER, Rosmer (I9819)
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| 27518 | She lives with her nephew Lorenzo and his wife, Charlotte. | PUFFER, Clara C. (I7938)
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| 27519 | She lives with her nephew Lorenzo and his wife, Charlotte. | PUFFER, Clara C. (I7938)
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| 27520 | She married second, Daniel Livingstone [Lewiston, Levistown] of York, M aine, perhaps in 1685 when, as appears by York Deeds, iv., 45, she ente red into a post-nuptial agreement '• to bring her too sons & daughter w ith her to yorke," who are described as "her three youngest children." D aniel Lewiston [Livingstone] was killed at York by the Indians, 20 Aug. , 1694, according to Savage; and in December following, Joanna bought s ome land adjoining his estate, as recorded in York Deeds, vii., 15. | DOWNHAM\ DOWMAN, Joanna (I11873)
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| 27521 | She must be a "ward" or is being raised by the Tabbutts at this time | FLARITY, Nellie D. (I59203)
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| 27522 | She must have reused her maiden name on this Census. | PUFFER, Hannah Myrtle (I36494)
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| 27523 | She operated a boarding house at 87 High Street, Hartford, CT (1910). She was a boarder at 82 Sargeant Street, Hartford, CT in 1910 (shows as a widow of Charles E.) | JOHNSON, Emma Jane (I9805)
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| 27524 | She operated a boarding house in Bethlehem, NH | PUFFER, Esther A. (I20321)
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| 27525 | She owned and operated a confectioner's shoppe and ice cream parlor in Burlington, KS. A well known and well-respected wife, mother, and businesswoman. | MINOR, Rebecca Jane (I7522)
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| 27526 | She owned and operated the farm that her husbands grandfather settled on when he first came to Mercer County from Cedar County, Iowa in 1884 | GIBSON, Ava Pauline (I2005)
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| 27527 | She pleaded guilty for bigamy in Burlington, VT. She married, first, Frank Ditcham, in VT, then married Donald Lahue without getting a divorce. She was discovered in Waterbury, VT at the home of her sister-in-law, Sarah Lahue Puffer, after her first husband appealed to authorities for aid in locating her. | GIBSON, Hazel Margaret (I35494)
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| 27528 | She put "16" for her age on her marriage certificate, but she was actually 13. | PRUETT, Lydia Irene (I24160)
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| 27529 | She raised money and gave it the foreign and home missions. Harriet Atwood Newell of Haverhill, MA, was the first American foreign missionary to die in the field. Her "Memoirs...." was given to Hannah for her generosity. The "Memoirs" now reside in the Museum of the Bible, in Washington, DC | COLE, Hannah Dennis (I60342)
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| 27530 | She received a doctor of public health degree from Harvard University in 1943. She was a biostatistician and public health professional. She began her career in public health as Director of Statistical Services in the Department of Public Health for the state of Tennessee. Between 1953-1970, Dr. Puffer served as Chief of the Department of Health Statistics of the Pan American Health Organization, where she was the prime mover behind the Inter-American Investigation of Childhood Mortality that PAHO. During that period she conducted two important research studies: Patterns of Urban Mortality (1967) and Patterns of Morality in Childhood (1973). Today, both studies are still considered path-breaking classics of scientific literature and have had an undeniable impact on health services throughout the hemisphere. | PUFFER, Dr. Ruth Rice (I35305)
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| 27531 | She received a pension from her husbands Civil War service, certificate #235447 | SMITH, Chloe M. (I52255)
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| 27532 | She relinquished her right of dower in the Puffer estate, Apr 9 1770. | DARBY, Mary (I13560)
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| 27533 | She relocated back to Canada after her husband's tragic death. In 1918, she bought an island on Lake Kashgawigamog, near Haliburton, Ontario and it's named Puffer Island. | BAKER, Angelina Asenath (I24098)
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| 27534 | She remarried and moved to St. Johnsbury VT where she died in 1909. | ROBINSON, Eliza Ann (I11070)
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| 27535 | She resided at Middletown, CT. | BINGHAM, Jane E. (I17112)
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| 27536 | She resided in 1850 at the Alms House in Norton, MA, owned by Moses Hun t. She was 73. | WETHERELL, Lettice (I22437)
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| 27537 | She retired from Old Forge High School in 1953 after teaching a total of 30 years. | CANFIELD, Mary Lucie (I10379)
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| 27538 | she sailed, unaccompanied from Naples, Italy onboard the SS San Giorgio. She couldn't read or write and her last residence in Italy was Vittorito. Her father was Carmine DiPietro in Vittorito and she was bound for Boston. | DIPIETRO, Maria (I60202)
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| 27539 | She served as a wireless operator at Sea Island AFB in British Columbia and in Ottawa from 1944 until her discharge in July 1945 | IVEY, Mabel Beatrice (I4225)
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| 27540 | She spent most of her adult life at the Brattleboro Retreat, a mental health facility, where she died. | PUFFER, Abbie Orlesta (I35453)
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| 27541 | She spent the last 14 years of her life at Newport, NH. (N.H. vital records). | WILLIAMS, Harriet Jane (I2698)
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| 27542 | She spoke no English, and when she did pick it up she spoke with a thick German accent. She loved Buckingham House and expanded and decorated it with bright colors. She expanded Kew Gardens with many new exotic species. She maintained a close relationship with French Queen Marie Antoinette. | Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz (I56865)
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| 27543 | She states on the US entry form that she is Ruthenian, a term for Slavic people of Russia, Ukraine, and Belarusians | ZACHARKO, Eufrosina (I7744)
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| 27544 | She studied to be a nurse at Evangelical Deaconess Hospital in Marshalltown, IA, 1952. | PUFFER, Lulu Fern (I3755)
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| 27545 | She sued the City of Binghamton, NY for illegally issuing a marriage license. She claimed that the clerk should not have issued the license because Mr. Babcock, who had been divorced, is forbidden by law to remarry without court permission. He left the marriage after 56 days upon discovering their marriage was void. Press and Sun Bulletin, Binghamton, NY, 15 Jun 1969 page 57 | PUFFER, Agnes Warren (I44003)
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| 27546 | She taught in the public schools in the town of Brockton, MA, previous to her marriage. | ROLLINS, Minnie Jean (I36014)
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| 27547 | She taught school at Saco and boarded at the Smith home. | PETERSON, Inez Evelyn (I36610)
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| 27548 | She was "bound" at age 5 to Joseph Field, but was later taken back by her father within 3 years. Field sued, but Abigail stayed with her family. | TUCKER, Abigail (I63734)
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| 27549 | She was 17 when she came to the US (according to Dolly DiSantis). Passenger lists shows her as 13. | MARZUCCA, Angela Maria Concetta (I8027)
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| 27550 | She was a baby at the time her mother was slain. (ED NOTE - by Nipmuck indians during King Philips War). Hon. Charles Endicott, formerly MA State Treasurer, and William Sumner Appleton of Boston were descendants. | PUFFER, Esther (I21083)
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| 27551 | She was a correspondent for the Talmage Tribune, Talmage, NE. | PECK, Blanche Elizabeth (I1657)
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| 27552 | She was a daughter of Jesse Dunham, a native of Boston, Mass., who resided in Otisfield, Maine. Her family, the Dunhams, were generally noted for stability in business and social circles. She was domestic, kind-hearted, charitable, and possessed of many endearing qualities of head and heart, she had hosts of friends. | DUNHAM, Eliza (I44503)
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| 27553 | She was a film maker in a camera factory (Kodak?) | CRONK, Margaret (I39882)
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| 27554 | She was a governess employed by Dr. G. F. Hilton. | PUFFER, Mary S. (I34681)
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| 27555 | She was a homemaker for many years while her children were small and, with Donald, owned and operated Budine’s Drive-In | PUFFER, Reatha M. (I11365)
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| 27556 | She was a lifelong student of botany and zoology. A form of the Marshfield fern was discovered by her in Sudbury in 1907 and is known as Nephrodium Thelypterus f. Pufferae. | HUNT, Almira Frances (I34310)
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| 27557 | She was a nun nominated at the prestigious Barking Abbey by command of Richard II. | SWYNFORD, Margaret (I5714)
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| 27558 | she was a pensioner for her husbands service in the Civil War 1848-1868 i n MA. | FARNSWORTH, Thankful (I23247)
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| 27559 | She was a pensioner of her husbands service in the Revolution. | MERRIAM, Sarah (I11765)
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| 27560 | She was a Polish princess, member of the House of Piast in the Silesian b ranch of Jawor-S'widnica and by marriage Duchess of Bavaria and German Q ueen. | SWIDNICA, Beatrix of (I62)
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| 27561 | She was a proofreader for the editorial dept. at the Leader-Post newspaper in Regina, Saskatchewan. | DILLABOUGH, Bernice Ethelyn (I32645)
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| 27562 | She was a retail merchant dealing in women's apparel | DAIGLE, Florence I. (I41684)
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| 27563 | She was a school teacher in Rock County, WI (Janesville). She authored a journal, Spring, 1850- June 1851, documenting life on trail from Missouri to the Sierra Nevada Carson River Route emigrant trail crossing (near today’s California Highway 88). Her journal has been used to re-research Nevada and Dayton history. "Covered Wagon Women, Diaries and Letters from The Western Trails, (First Bison Books Printing) 1996." | PUFFER, Lucena (I39062)
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| 27564 | She was a school teacher. | WILDER, Tamsin (I17723)
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| 27565 | She was a telephone operator, coming to join her mother permanently in Newark, NJ | RUSH\RUSK, Thelma Mae (I49284)
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| 27566 | She was a watchmaker at the time of her marriage. | ROGERS, Mary Ellis (I42978)
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| 27567 | She was a widow. Sources: 1. Roberts, G.B. "Ancestors of American Presidents" pp.353. | WILLIAMS, Margaret (I17405)
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| 27568 | She was a woman of great energy, and it is related of her that on the d ay of the battle of Bunker Hill, when Colonel Timothy Pickering halted h is company for a few minutes near the south meeting house at Danvers, s uch was her impatience at the delay that she walked up to the captain a nd said: "Why on earth don't you march ; don't you hear the guns at Cha rlestown?" | JACOBS, Elizabeth (I18411)
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| 27569 | She was accidentally killed in an automobile crash, when she jumped from the out of control auto. | PUFFER, Mary S. (I34681)
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| 27570 | She was accidentally shot in the face with a ball pistol when her friend, Anna McMurphy, found a pistol and pointed it at her, supposing it wasn't loaded. The ball entered her skull about 1/2" below her eye and contacting her cheek bone exited. She wasn't seriously injured. Democratic Messenger, Burlington, KS, 23 Jul 1886, Page 3 | PUFFER, Emma Jane (I6715)
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| 27571 | She was accused of witchcraft in 1692, but never tried. Residence at Lynn, MA | LEACH, Mary (I18340)
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| 27572 | She was admitted to the Braintree Church Aug. 1, 1697 | PUFFER, Rachel (I17261)
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| 27573 | She was admitted to the US Cadet Nurse Corps Jun, 21, 1943 and graduated Jul 27, 1947 from the Traverse City State Hospital, Traverse City, MI. | PUFFER, Helen Elizabeth (I6427)
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| 27574 | She was adopted by George Metcalf and Laura A. Temple Puffer, brother and sister-in-law to Isabella's mother, Betsey Ann Puffer. | HOAG, Isabella (I15032)
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| 27575 | She was adopted by her husband's father and mother (before they were married), after her father was sent to prison and her mother couldn't keep her. Iva and her 'brother' Harry fell in love and wanted to marry, so Byron and Inez had to undue the adoption arrangement and Iva and Harry were married in 1912 and raised they family in Kingsley, Plymouth Co, IA. | PUFFER, Edith Iva May (I24048)
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| 27576 | She was adopted by Puffers, but it is unkown who/where/when it was. | HICKS, Alice Elizabeth (I44030)
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| 27577 | She was adopted by the Puffers as a baby. Her legal name is Lillian Grace Conte. Her birth mother's name was Staino, and that's that name that was used on her adoption papers | CONTE, Lillian Grace (I37329)
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| 27578 | She was allowed a pension on her application, Aug. 7, 1838 (aged 67 y.) , residing at Jamaica. | HOLBROOK, Esther (I20493)
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| 27579 | She was allowed a pension; application dated March 7, 1837 (85 years old). She was then a resident of Abington. Her application gives the dates of her childrens birth. | JACKSON, Silence (I2200)
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| 27580 | She was an accomplished pianist and teacher of the pianoforte. | FENTON, Emma Goldwaithe (I17155)
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| 27581 | She was an accused witch at the Salem trials and was executed. The story of her trial is well known. She was arrested and protested her innocence on the charge of witchcraft. With steadfast dignity and unwavering patience she bore the ordeal of her trial. Thirty-nine of her friends among the highest and most respectable in the town, signed a statement testifying to her blameless character and faithfulness to the church. These names have been inscribed on a tablet on the memorial recently erected over her grave in Danvers. They jury found her not guilty, but the court reversed the verdict and condemned her to death. She was hanged on Witch Hill, and buried in the little cemetery at Danvers. | TOWNE, Rebecca (I5486)
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| 27582 | She was an Anglo-Saxon noblewoman who, according to legend, rode naked through the streets of Coventry, in England, in order to gain a remission of the oppressive taxation imposed by her husband on his tenants. The name "Peeping Tom" for a voyeur originates from later versions of this legend in which a man named Tom had watched her ride and was struck blind or dead. | Godgifu Godiva Countess of Mercia (I24801)
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| 27583 | She was an earnest Christian "possessed of kind and loving disposition a nd was much devoted to her home and family." She lived four years in M ercer Co,. MO, came to Davis Co. in 1879, and to Bloomfield, IA May 24 1 874. | PUFFER, Priscilla Hastings (I4897)
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| 27584 | She was an WAC during WWII.This is the woman who I visited at her farm in New Hampshire. She had given a genealogy lecture on the Puffers in MA and that is how I learned of her. When I visited her (Freedom Acres, NH) she showed me her copy of the Puffer Genealogy book by Charles Nutt. She allowed me to take it home and use it. I had it re-stitched and rebound as a thank you for letting me use it. Some 10 (1988) years after returning it a friend of hers called me and asked if I wanted the book. I paid $50 plus shipping. That's how I came across an original copy of the book. DMC | PUFFER, Katherine Marie (I7707)
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| 27585 | She was appointed Executrix of her husband's estate and bequeathed "in total" the estate. No provision for their children was made in the Will and it would be up to her to provide for them at her death. | WOOD, Cora N. Herrick (I9491)
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| 27586 | She was appointed guardian of her children Polly, Sally, Nancy, and Nabby, after the death of her husband, and Silas Holman was appointed guardian of Jonathan. | FAIRBANK, Abigail (I6027)
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| 27587 | She was appointed guardian of her youngest children on the 20th day of December, 1888 by the Superior Court, Placer County, California. | SNYDER, Clara (I22376)
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| 27588 | She was arrested and subsequently imprisoned in the Tower of London for t he duration of a year from November 1321 to November 1322, making her t he first female prisoner in the Tower's history. She was jailed on acco unt of having ordered an armed assault on Isabella of France, Queen con sort of King Edward II of England. Before Margaret had instructed her a rchers to fire upon Isabella and her escort, she had refused the Queen a dmittance to Leeds Castle where her husband, Baron Badlesmere held the p ost of governor, but which was legally the property of Queen Isabella a s part of the latter's dowry. Margaret surrendered the castle on 31 Oct ober 1321 after it was besieged by the King's forces using ballistas. E dward's capture of Leeds Castle was the catalyst which led to the Despe nser War in the Welsh Marches and the north of England. As a result of her marriage, Margaret de Clare was styled as Lady Badl esmere on 26 October 1309. In 1321 she refused the Queen admission to t he Royal Castle of Leeds, leading to the siege and capture of the Castl e. Between 11 November 1321 and 3 November 1322 at Tower of London, Th e City, London, England, she was imprisoned. | CLARE, Margaret De Baroness Badlesmere (I8307)
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| 27589 | She was baptized as Harriet Carter, adopted daughter of Solomon Carter. | PUFFER, Harriet Easton (I33688)
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| 27590 | She was bequeathed 3 silver tea spoons which belonged to her aunt Hannah D. Cole. She inherited them after the death of her other aunt Sarah B. Cole, Henry Cole's wife, brother to her father. | COLE, Caroline Elizabeth (I36142)
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| 27591 | She was bitten by a rattlesnake on Aug 1, 1664 but recovered through medicine administered by Dr. Abel Puffer of Stoughton, MA. | LITTLEFIELD, Mary (I18379)
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| 27592 | She was blind and in 1930 in an institution (Woolsen Institute) as a person who sews | PUFFER, Mildred E. (I23767)
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| 27593 | She was born at 476 Shawmut Ave, Boston, MA, as were dozens of other children whose father's weren't known (or given). Could this have been some kind of hospital or midwifery for pregnant girls? The record of her birth lists many other children whose fathers are not listed but mother's names are. Though there is no title to the record, it surely must be a list of unwed mothers in Boston? | PUFFER, Mary (I42094)
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| 27594 | She was born at 476 Shawmut Ave, Boston, MA, as were dozens of other children whose father's weren't known (or given). Could this have been some kind of hospital or midwifery for pregnant girls? | PUFFER, Mary (I42094)
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| 27595 | She was born to Cherokee parents on Cherokee land in Tennessee and lived there. Her parents (Uriah Bolton/Lucinda Smith) were well known Cherokee Indians. Her mother, Lucinda, never formally registered her children as members of the Cherokee Nation when they were forcibly moved (The Trail of Tears) to Oklahoma. Despite overwhelming evidence of her Cherokee lineage, she fought a long and unsuccessful legal battle to become a bona fide member of that Nation. The case files can be viewed on Ancestry.com in the "U.S., Citizenship Case Files in Indian Territory, 1896-1897" case file 040. A modern (2000s) attempt to secure membership into the Cherokee Nation is ongoing by one of the Bolton descendants. | BOLTON, Margaret Ann (I5764)
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| 27596 | She was cousin to John Lackland. | PLANTAGENET, Adela (I4474)
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| 27597 | She was descended from John Alden, who came in the Mayflower. According to the 1920 Federal Census she is widowed and living in Amher st, MA at 194 Leverett Street with her housekeeper Harriet N. Henick. | BLODGETT, Martha Smith (I22468)
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| 27598 | She was educated at the Charlestown Female Seminary in MA. | MARKHAM, Susan Emma (I19100)
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| 27599 | She was educated in the Leominster schools, graduated from Cushing Academy and has made music a profession. She conducted a music studio teaching voice and piano in North Hollywood, CA. She suffered from tuberculosis which caused her to lose her operatic singing voice. | PEABODY, Anna Augusta (I15019)
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| 27600 | She was educated in the Medford High School and Abbot Academy. She is now (1915) president of the Grafton Women's Club, Grafton, CA. She inherited 1/10th of her sister's (Louise) estate. | PUFFER, Caroline Elizabeth (I22613)
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