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51	Witnessed by Denis Duggan a tailor, and Pat Hogan, a smith.	Family: F82
52	witnessed by Denis Linihan and Jeremiah Cronin	Family: F96
53	witnessed by Denis Morris Nolan and Margaret Hickey	Family: F3296
54	Witnessed by Ezbon G. Fuller born ca 1810 in VT to Milton Fuller and Polly Ward	Family: F243
55	Witnessed by James (or Jacob) R. Armstrong and Bridget DeCourcey	Family: F91
56	witnessed by James Clarke & Anne Norris	Family: F386
57	witnessed by John & Catherine Kinnane	Family: F87
58	Witnessed by John Cronin and David Fitzgerald	Family: F1121
59	Witnessed by John Sullivan and Daniel McCarthy	Family: F394
60	witnessed by Martin Hanton & Anne Limmons	Family: F2333
61	witnessed by Michael Moore and Catherine Laracy	Family: F387
62	Witnessed by Walter L. Schneider Jr. and Joy Varges	Family: F1
63	of Alsace	Adelaide
64	of Mercia and Eadburh	Aethelred
65	Cirrhosis of liver	Augusta
66	DEATH OF OLD SETTLER. Mrs. H. Lemke, one of the Old Settlers of the Township Dies on Friday after a Short Illness. Mrs. Augusta Lemke, wife of Herman Lemke, died at her home north of the village on Friday. She had been seriously ill but a short time and her death was quite unexpected. For several years her health had not been the best but there were no alarming symptoms. About a month ago or six weeks ago she went to Albany to visit her daughter, Mrs. Hodel, and was taken ill with a serious liver and stomach trouble. She recovered and came home a short time later. On Sunday, January 16, she was again taken ill and never rallied, passing away peacefully five days later. The funeral is to be held tomorrow afternoon from the Lutheran church at 2:o'clock. Rev. Mr. Koehler will conduct the services. The interment is to take place in the cemetery of that church. Mrs. Lemke was born in Prussia in 1844 and later came to this country with her parents. They settled in Wisconsin, and then to Lowell in August 1863 she was married to Mr. Lemke. They soon after came to this county and have resided north of the village ever since. Mrs. Lemke was a woman of many excellent qualities, beloved and respected by all who knew her. In her death she is widely mourned. She is survived by her husband and nine children, They are Albert, George and Edward of this village; Henry and Emil of LaClede, Idaho, Mrs. Bertha Ellersick, Mrs. Lizzie Ellersick of LaClede, Idaho; Mrs. Minnie Holler of Akely and Mrs. Mary Hodel of Albany. The funeral was delayed awaiting the arrival of all the children. It is expected that those residing in Idaho will reach here this afternoon. Obituary dated Thursday, June 28 1909 from Long Prairie, Todd County Argus. MRS. HERMAN LEMKE, DEAD Died Last Friday Morning of Enlargement of the Liver. Mrs. Augusta Lembke, the wife of Herman Lembke, died last Friday morning at eleven o'clock a their home just north of the village. The cause of her death was an enlargement of the liver. Mrs. Lembke had been sick for some weeks past, but her death came unexpected. She came to this county with her husband about twenty five years ago, and for the past seventeen years has resided on the farm just north of town where she passed away. She was the mother of a large family of children, four of whom were at her bedside when she passed into the other world; The children are: Albert, Ed and G. W., of this place. Henry and Emil, of the state of Idaho. Mistresses Henry and William Ellersick, of Idaho, Mrs. Mary Hodal of Albany, and Mrs. Minne Hollar, of Akely. Henry and Emil arrived here Tuesday afternoon to be in attendance at the funeral. Mrs. Augusta Lembke was about 65 years old at the time of her death and was always a very kind and loving mother and wife who will be missed by all who knew her. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon from the home, Rev. Robert Koehler officiating, and the remains were laid in their last resting place in the Lutheran cemetery at this place. The bereaved husband and children have the sympathy of the entire community in their hours of sorrow. Minnie Holler and George Lemke, who live in Duluth. Three children died in infancy. The Leader extends its sympathy to those who mourn.	Augusta
67	of Morvois	Beatrice
68	widow of Peter,	Bridget
69	"le Simple"	Charles, III
70	The Tort	Conan, of Brittany I
71	of Ringelheim	Dietrich
72	9	Edgar, The Peaceful
73	Assasination	Edmund, The Magnificent
74	King of England	Edward, I
75	First King of all England reined 800-838	Egbert
76	aged 67y 1m 20days	Ellen
77	His first wife Grace was born in 1639 and he probably married her in 1655-1656. It is evident that he travelled between Milford, Connecticut and Marbleheae, Massachusetts several times. He was in Marlbehead in 1676 and just previous to this date as the Records of the Courts of Essex Co., Mass., show. But on Sept. 17, 1687, when his will was drawn he was in Milford and he remained there until his death May 13, 1690. Mr Jacobus thinks that Grace, the first wife of Vincent I was the mother of Vincent, James & Agnes. In the will Vincent I was living with here as late as 1676. In fact Mrs. Sherman has noted the death of Grace Stilson in Marblehead in 1676 age 37 years... Grace the first wife of Vincent was probably about twenty or fourteen years younger that he and like wise Mary his second wife was undoubtedly some years younger.	Grace
78	pf Beryern	Hedwidge
79	Murder	Herbert, I of Vermandois
80	of Orleans	Hermentrude
81	aged 78	Jane
82	Went through all of 1860 in Remsen. Can't find any Rowlands	Jane
83	\|\|	Johanna
84	"The Wise"	Leo, VI
85	"le Begue"	Louis, II
86	17th ward 51st district 60 F born in Ireland with 1,000 in real estate.\|\|Federal	Margaret
87	Block 2, Grave 4 West	Margaret
88	Ward 2	Margaret
89	24F born in PA \|\|Federal	Mary
90	of Ringleheim	Matilda
91	on the ship Majestic	Nora Mary
92	came to England with William the Conqueror and settled at Dutton	Odard
93	The Royal Cup bearer of the Isle of White	Oslac
94	of Saxony	Otto
95	Herald-Sun, The (Durham, NC) - December 14, 1995 Deceased Name: LEXINGTON, MA -- Mrs. Patricia J. Neelon LEXINGTON, MA -- Mrs. Patricia J. Neelon, 86, of Mount St. Vincent Nursing Home, Holyoke, MA died December 10, 1995 after a short illness. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday, December 16 at 9 a.m. at St. Brieid's Church, Lexington, MA. Burial in Holycross Cemetery, Malden, MA. Survivors are 2 sons, Dr. Francis A. Neelon, of Durham, Paul Neelon of Hull, MA, 3 daughters, Patricia Stazinski of Peabody, MA, Mary Ellen Canavan, of Springfield, MA, Ann Flaherty of Chapel Hill, 8 grandchildren, and 1 great grandchild. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be sent to: Mount St. Vincent Nursing Home, Holy Family Dr., Holyoke, MA 01040. Arrangements are by Douglass Funeral Home, Lexington, MA. Herald-Sun, The (Durham, NC) Date: December 14, 1995 Edition: Final Page: C2 Record Number: 0337602464	Patricia
96	"THE SHORT"	Pepin
97	Listed in Domesday survey in 1086	Randulfus
98	From Obit	Rosanna
99	23 ward 33F born in Ire \|\|Federal	Sarah Ann
100	Sarah Ann Anderson wife of the late Moses Anderson. Relative and friends to attend a funeral at the home of her son William C. Anderson 4225 Salem St Frankford	Sarah Ann