George Emery LYONS Sr. Genealogy
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| 101 | Death: Signed with husband William on Land Record, Book E, page 128, 20 Jun 1836, Barotholomew, Indiana. | HUBBARD, Sarah Cyrena (I47)
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| 102 | Death: Union Twp. records, Bartholomew, Indiana. (aged 50) | DYSON, Elijah (I319)
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| 103 | Death: Went to sea, (youth) never heard from again. | SAINSBURY, George J. (I128)
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| 104 | Death: Will dated 14 Oct 1702, Charles, Maryland | DYSON, Thomas Sr. (I102)
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| 105 | Death: Will dated 24 Mar 1760, in Charles, Maryland Thomas deposed on 6 Nov 1729; to be "age 41 years or thereabout" | DYSON, Thomas (I100)
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| 106 | Death: will dated 8 Oct 1814; Probated 1816 in Ohio, Virginia, (now Tyler, West Virginia) | DYSON, Zephaniah (I60)
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| 107 | Death: York Cemetery record, Thomson, Carroll, Illinois. (aged 32y 11m 13d) | DYSON, James (I257)
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| 108 | Death: York Cemetery record, Thomson, Carroll, Illinois. (aged 72y 7m 16d) | DYSON, William E. (I325)
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| 109 | Death: York Cemetery records, Thomson, Carroll, Illinois. (aged 35 years) | DYSON, Eli (twin) (I326)
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| 110 | Death: York Cemetery records, Thomson, Carroll, Illinois. (aged 71 years) Information from records of Marie Novan Dyson, (wife of Arthur Dyson and mother of Judy) start with William E. Dyson, 1779-1850. Information recorded in - First Edition 'WESTWARD, THE DYSONS' researched & compiled by Robert L. Dyson - 1985, page 9 & 16. In this book Robert says that it is speculated that William Dyson is a son of Zepheniah Dyson. I am adding William E. Dyson to this family based on this information that is found in the following entry. Tyler County Minute Books of County & Circuit Superior Court, 1815 - 1871 GS FHL Film #23848 P1 page 66 "Deborah Dyson widow and relic of Zephaniah Dyson Deceased who by the last Will and Testament of said Deceased was appointed Executrix of said Zephaniah Dyson - came into Court and refused to accept of said Exectrixship, and thereupon came William Dyson and on his motion letters of Administration is granted him on the said Estate of the said Dec.d who gave Bond and Security according to law and took the Oaths prescribed by Law and he is permitted to administer on said Estate." | DYSON, William E. (I46)
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| 111 | Deaths listed in The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA: 1858-1889) Wednesday 24 November 1886, page 4 Deaths WEAKLEY. On the 23rd November at the residence of his parents, Little Capper Street, Kent Town, James Duncan, fourth son of William and Emily Weakley, aged 12 years and 11 months. | WEAKLEY, James Duncan (I1492)
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| 112 | Deborah Williamson, widow, is the second wife of Zephaniah Dyson. She is mentioned in Zephaniah's Will of 8th October 1814. Tyler County Minute Books of County & Circuit Superior Court, 1815 - 1871 GS FHL Film #23848 P1 page 66 "Deborah Dyson widow and relic of Zephaniah Dyson Deceased who by the last Will and Testament of said Deceased was appointed Executrix of said Zephaniah Dyson - came into Court and refused to accept of said Exectrixship, and thereupon came William Dyson and on his motion letters of Administration is granted him on the said Estate of the said Dec.d who gave Bond and Security according to law and took the Oaths prescribed by Law and he is permitted to administer on said Estate." | Deborah (I6451)
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| 113 | Died young Personal family information from hand written letter and other papers from Robert T. Patrick M.D. | PATRICK, Clara B. (I5857)
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| 114 | Died Young | PATRICK, Rachel Agnes (I224)
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| 115 | Died: 1906, aged 10 months Source: Crook Family Definitive References Version 28, 14 March 2013 by Nicholas P C Waloff. | HILL, Walter Hugh (I7320)
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| 116 | Died: 1913, aged 7 days Source: Crook Family Definitive References Version 28, 14 March 2013 by Nicholas P C Waloff. | HILL, Archie (I7321)
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| 117 | Edith Maria Ramsdell's Parents and family were in Oswego, Oswego, New York, listed in the 1850 US Federal Census. 1850 US Federal Census of Oswego, Oswego, New York about Edith?s Brother Lovell who is listed as Looel. Name: Looel Ramsdell Age: 2 Birth Year: abt 1848 Birthplace: New York Home in 1850: Oswego Ward 2, Oswego, New York Gender: Male Family Number: 29 Household Members: Name Age Henry Ramsdell: 26, abt 1824, New York, Sailor Almada Ramsdell: 22, abt 1828, New York Looel Ramsdell: 2 Eunice Ramsdell: 0 Jane Randell: 21 | RAMSDELL, Edith Maria (I5876)
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| 118 | Family records for Francis Millicent Patrick. Frances Millicent Patrick, son Birth 28 Feb 1915 in Centralia, Marion, Illinois Death Sep 1916 in Olney, Richland, Illinois Burial Sep 1916 in Blue Island, Cook, Illinois | PATRICK, Francis Millicent (I7174)
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| 119 | Family tradition said that William Weakley, father of William Rooke Weakley, (Son of Amelia Rooke and William Weakley) was one of the Life-Guards of Queen Victoria in the 1830s and was killed in Spain while on a vacation watching a duel between two Dons. When William left with the military he never knew about his child William Rooke Weakley. Researched by Mrs. Lucy Ripley, (in Yorkshire, England) to prove or disprove this family tradition. Lucy wrote to the Editor of the Household Brigade Magazine (Horse Guards, Whitehall) London, to find information on William Weakley. Her letter was passed on to the Headquarters of the Regiment, who sent the following information: ?Number 371 ? William Weakley, served as a Private in the First Life Guards. Enlisted 1st Life Guards on 25 Oct 1828 Age on enlistment: 20 years nil months Trade on Enlistment: Farmer Discharged by purchase on 28 Dec 1833 Total service ? 5 years, 67 days Character on discharge: Very good. (According to our records he was not married during his service.)? This and other information also personal stories have been handed down from Emily Hales Duncan Weakley wife of William Rooke Weakley, (Son of Amelia Rooke and William Weakley.) William Rooke Weakley came to Australia on the ship ?Abberton?. He arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia on October 29th 1850. On board with William was his Mother Amelia Rooke Davies and Stepfather James Davies. There was also 3 other children listed, no names, which we have not been able to trace as yet. Amelia and James had a child Fanny Amelia Davies, born 21 May 1852 and died 18 Sep 1852 in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia. | WEAKLEY, William Rooke (I1159)
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| 120 | Family tradition said that William Weakley, father of William Rooke Weakley, (Son of Amelia Rooke and William Weakley) was one of the Life-Guards of Queen Victoria in the 1830s and was killed in Spain while on a vacation watching a duel between two Dons. When William left with the military he never knew about his child William Rooke Weakley. Researched by Mrs. Lucy Ripley, (in Yorkshire, England) to prove or disprove this family tradition. Lucy wrote to the Editor of the Household Brigade Magazine (Horse Guards, Whitehall) London, to find information on William Weakley. Her letter was passed on to the Headquarters of the Regiment, who sent the following information: ?Number 371 ? William Weakley, served as a Private in the First Life Guards. Enlisted 1st Life Guards on 25 Oct 1828 Age on enlistment: 20 years nil months Trade on Enlistment: Farmer Discharged by purchase on 28 Dec 1833 Total service ? 5 years, 67 days Character on discharge: Very good. (According to our records he was not married during his service.)? This and other information also personal stories have been handed down from Emily Hales Duncan Weakley wife of William Rooke Weakley, (Son of Amelia Rooke and William Weakley.) William Rooke Weakley came to Australia on the ship ?Abberton?. He arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia on October 29th 1850. On board with William was his Mother Amelia Rooke Davies and Stepfather James Davies. There was also 3 other children listed, no names, which we have not been able to trace as yet. Amelia and James had a child Fanny Amelia Davies, born 21 May 1852 and died 18 Sep 1852 in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia. | ROOKE, Amelia (I1366)
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| 121 | Francis Van Horn Minard's 1st Marriage was to Margaret Lydia Gilson, 1855 in Bremen, Cook, Illinois. Their Family as listed in 1960 US Federal Census of Bremen, Cook, Illinois, from a search for Francis's wife Margaret. 1960 US Federal Census of Bremen, Cook, Illinois about Margaret Minard Name: Margt Minard Age in 1860: 20 Birth Year: abt 1840 Birthplace: Illinois Home in 1860: Bremen, Cook, Illinois Gender: Female Post Office: Bremen Station Household Members: Name Age Frank Minard: 26,(Francis Van Horn Minard, 1st wife & Family) abt 1834, New York, Farmer Margt Minard: 20, abt 1840, Illinois Arthur Minard: 3, abt 1857, Illinois James Minard: 3, abt 1857, Illinois, Died before 1870 Tester Minard: 1, Dexter Gilson, abt 1859, Illinois Wm Wagemad: 15, Farm Hand Henry Minard: 16, Farming | MINARD, Francis Van Horn (I5889)
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| 122 | Frank is listed in Section 72 Hundred of Kapunda, South Australia, Australia. Occupation: Farmer Personal family information researched and compiled by Merle Lola Staker Bottrall. | STAKER, Francis Frank (I1524)
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| 123 | Goldsmith Coat of Arms This interesting and unusual surname is of Anglo-Saxon origin, and is from an occupational name for a worker in gold, derived from a compound of the Olde English pre 7th Century "gold", similar to the Old High German "gold", and the Middle English (1200 - 1500) "smith", from the Olde English "smith", a smith, probably a derivative of "smitan", to strike, hammer. To a large extent it is an Anglicized form of the German "Goldschmid(t)". | GOLDSMITH, Margaret (I432)
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| 124 | Grave and burial site of Mary Ann Shaw Duncan: "Family Mystery" - from Pat (g g g grand daughter) of James Duncan of Adelaide, and formerly of Rothesay, Isle of Bute, Scotland, paid for the lease of Mary Ann Duncan's grave. James came to Adelaide in 1859 as a 19 year old and it is said that he had a relative living in the Adelaide area. Pat said that another "Family Mystery" is that James Duncan's aunt gave him enough money to start his own business - - who is this aunt and how come she had money to give him? James Duncan's coachbuilding/car business eventually became one of the biggest in Adelaide. Letter from cousin in Australia mentioned a connection with family in Scotland maybe Stornway, Ross & Cromarty. This may even be Mary's husband John Hales Duncan's family that is from Scotland. | SHAW, Mary Ann (I1368)
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| 125 | Handwritten letter, 4 October 1956, to Laura Zueleme Weakley, from Mable Ulando Guidi, grand daughter of Dominic Salvatore Guidi. Mable writes that her grand father is from Florance, Tuscany, Italy. | GUIDI, Dominic Salvatore (I2953)
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| 126 | He was on board a schooner, which sank with all hands lost. | RING, Benjamin (I8195)
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| 127 | Headstone and burial site: Laura Sophia Duncan sailed from England to Australia with her mother Mary Ann Duncan and sisters, Emily Hales Elizabeth and Marian Elizabeth, on the "Navarino". Aboard this ship was a couple, John and Hannah Gaignet who remained friends with the Duncan family and this is probably why Laura is buried in this grave with Hannah. | DUNCAN, Laura Sophia (I1546)
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| 128 | Henry Montague followed in the Steps of his Uncle Henry and Grandfather Alexander and became a surgeon. New updated information, (28 Jul 2012) researched and compiled by Helen Smallman Searle. | DUNCAN, Dr. Henry Montague (I6402)
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| 129 | Henry Sloan may have come from Cornwall. His son John was sure of this because his father's accent was Cornish. | SLOAN, Henry (Harry) (I1157)
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| 130 | Hezikiah married his brother James' widow Rachel MOUNTS Dyson. | Family F121
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| 131 | Hill Coat of Arms MOTTO: "Per Deum et Ferrum obtinui" TRANSLATION: "By God and my sword I have obtained." ARMS: Sable on a fess between three leopards passant guardant or, spotted of the field, as many escallops gules. The very first record of the family name HILL was found in Worcestershire, which is located in England. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hillsofsalem/heraldry.html | HILL, Judith (I7973)
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| 132 | History of Marshfield, Massachusetts Page 75 Church C. Trouant was a captain, and sailed the seas. He was a large land owner here. Trouant's Island being one of his possessions. | TROUANT/TRUFANT, Captain Church Clift (I1882)
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| 133 | In 1679, a William Dyson was transported into Maryland with a number of settlers, as indicated in the following land rights conveyance: "Know all men by these present that I, James Groome, Jr., master of the ship Globe of London do hereby assign, sell and make over unto John Llwellin of St. Mary's City all rights and interst for 3,400 acres of land due to me for importation of ..... William Dyson ..... (and others). May 27, 1680." Westward, The Dysons First Edition 1985 researched and compiled by Robert L. Dyson, page 4. | DYSON, William (I104)
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| 134 | In the History of Bartholomew County, Indiana said that Charity, after the death of her second husband killed by Indians, lived to be 101 years. She outlived her third husband also. | HEADY, Charity (I63)
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| 135 | Indiana, Marriage Collection, 1800-1941 about Cyrus Hoppes Name: Cyrus Hoppes Spouse Name: Lydia Dyson Marriage Date: Nov 15 1893 Marriage County: Wells Source Citation: Title: Wells County, Indiana, Index to Marriage Record 1837 - 1920 Inclusive Vol, W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's O; Book: C- 8; Page: 151. | DYSON, Lydia Alice (I6220)
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| 136 | Information compiled by Buela Naomi Sloan and Geraldine Lyons on trip to Australia in April 1979. William was known as "Uncle Dick" to the Sloan family. Occupation: Carter | STAKER, William Richard (I1525)
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| 137 | Information compiled by Buela Naomi Sloan and Geraldine Lyons on trip to Australia in April 1979. | HINCKS, Thomas Edward (I3365)
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| 138 | Information compiled by Buela Naomi Sloan and Geraldine Lyons on trip to Australia in April 1979. | HINCKS, Daisy Elizabeth (I3366)
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| 139 | Information compiled by Buela Naomi Sloan and Geraldine Lyons on trip to Australia in April 1979. | HAINES, Ruth (I1563)
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| 140 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | PATRICK, Della Corrine (I7137)
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| 141 | Information from Birth Certificate for Elsie Gladys Slee. | SLADDEN, Esther (I5537)
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| 142 | Information from Birth Certificate for Elsie Gladys Slee. | SLEE, Walter (I5536)
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| 143 | Information from Find A Grave entry Created by: Susan Zmrzel Record added: Nov 5, 2004 Find A Grave Memorial # 9756324 Jefferson is the son of James McIndoo and Sarah Mounts. He married Sarah Elizabeth Robertson and had the following known children: Henry, Lydia, and William. Civil War Record---Jefferson McIndoo of Freedom was mustered in as a Pvt. on Sept 20, 1861, in Co "B" 31st Reg Ind Vols Inf for 3 years. He was discharged Jan 15, 1863 for disability. He enlisted as Corpl. in July 17, 1863 in Co "G" 115 Reg Ind Vols Inf for 6 months and was mustered out Feb 25, 1864 as a Sergeant. In his third enlistment he was mustered in as a Pvt Feb 1, 1865 in Co "I" 148 Reg IN Vols Inf for 1 year and was mustered out Sept 5, 1865 as a Sergeant. He was in the service a total of 2 years 6 months and 17 days. He was twice called McEndoo. Description: Age 18, height 5' 5", complexion light, eyes blue, hair light, farmer. In his first enlistment he was honorably discharged at Bowling Green, KY, by order of Gen Manson. In battle of Fort Donelson, TN, Feb 14, 1862. He was run over and badly injured in teeth right hip and continued to be unfit for hard duty to the date of his discharge. He died Aug 22, 1872 as a result of this injury and was never pensioned. | McINDOO, Jefferson (I6873)
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| 144 | Information recieved from my (Buela Naomi Sloan) father, Albert Henry Sloan and through correspondence to Mrs. Gordon Sloan, wife of Gordon Stanley Sloan. Gordon is a brother of Albert Henry Sloan. Also information from genealogist Daisy May Humphery. | SLOAN, George (I1410)
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| 145 | Information recorded in - First Edition 'WESTWARD, THE DYSONS' researched & compiled by Robert L. Dyson - 1985, page 18 & 19. | DYSON, Mary Baylis (I6329)
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| 146 | Information recorded in - First Edition 'WESTWARD, THE DYSONS' researched & compiled by Robert L. Dyson - 1985, page 18. | DYSON, John Baylis (I6328)
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| 147 | Information recorded in - First Edition 'WESTWARD, THE DYSONS' researched & compiled by Robert L. Dyson - 1985, page 19. | DYSON, Henrietta C. (I6331)
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| 148 | Information recorded in - First Edition 'WESTWARD, THE DYSONS' researched & compiled by Robert L. Dyson - 1985, page 25 & 26. In this book Robert says that it is believed that Joseph Dyson's parents were Zephaniah Dyson and Mary Vanwye. I am adding him and would like proof of this connection. | DYSON, Captain Joseph (I6410)
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| 149 | Information recorded in - First Edition 'WESTWARD, THE DYSONS' researched & compiled by Robert L. Dyson - 1985, page 27. | DYSON, Thomas Andrew (I6351)
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| 150 | Information recorded in - First Edition 'WESTWARD, THE DYSONS' researched & compiled by Robert L. Dyson - 1985, page 28. | DYSON, Jane C. (I6353)
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