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451	David Stanwood, Age 68, Is Dead David Stanwood, age 68, died yesterday at the home of Guy Page following an illness of a short time. Death resulted from a complication of diseases. The remains were taken to Northfield last evening where funeral services will be held today.	STANWOOD, David C (I1080)
452	David stated he was blind in one eye when registering for the Civil War draft. Occupation was listed as merchant.	WASGATT, David P (I1700)
453	Davis and Rachel's marriage was the first recorded for Mount Desert, and was performed by Daniel Little from Kennebunk.	Family: Davis WASGATT / Rachel RICHARDSON (F282)
454	DAY- In this city, June 11, 1907, Mary L. Day, wife of the late Francis J. Day, and mother of Frank J. Day and Mrs. C. F. Ayer, and sister of Mrs. E. A. Robinson, a native of Maine, aged 80 years. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Friday) at 10 o’clock a.m., from her late residence, 413 1/2 Broderick street. Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery by carriage.	WEYMOUTH, Mary L (I1526)
455	Deacon of Baptist Church, 1809	DAY, Francis (I2091)
456	Death certificate gives date of birth as October 23, 1844, one year earlier than recorded in this database.	SIMPSON, Martin Ransom (I1804)
457	Death certificate provides date of birth as 18 June 1878 in Anoka, MN; however, Ben's own statement of birth (15 June 1878) as recorded in the WWI Draft Registration is accepted for this record.	STANWOOD, Benjamin (I2531)
458	Death certificate states Benjamin was a veteran of the Spanish American war.	STANWOOD, Benjamin (I2531)
459	Death certificate states birth 31 Jan 1871 in Monticello, MN.	STANWOOD, Georgiana (I343)
460	Death certificate states Mary was b. In Accident, Maryland; however, family was in Pennsylvania at that time.	UPHOUSE, Mary (I704)
461	Death date faded in family Bible - January 6th clear; however, year may be different than I've recorded here. Need to verify in alternate source.	WASGATT, Tameson (I489)
462	DEATH ENDED BRIEF ILLNESS George H. Weymouth Passed Away Friday of Last Week A long and active life ended when George H. Weymouth died last Friday. Mr. Weymouth was an especially vigorous man, and enjoyed the best of health until a few days before his death, when he contracted a congestive chill that led to other complications, and ended in his death. He was born in Maine, and came to California twenty-two years ago. He lived in San Diego a number of years, and the family came to Healdsburg about five years ago. Mr, Weymouth brought his family to the coast from Maine in 1884, settling in Washington, where he was engaged in the logging business for a number of years. He left his wife and four children— George B. Weymouth. Mrs. Fred Boulden and Mrs. Jennie Plass of Healdsburg, and Mrs. Edith Hensel of Washington. He was a man of upright character, and had made many friends in this city who were sorry to learn of his death. He was seventy-four years old at the time of his death. The funeral was held Sunday from the undertaking parlors of T. G. Young, and the body was laid to rest in Oak Mound Cemetery.	WEYMOUTH, George H. (I1485)
463	Death notice states Catherine Uphouse was 88 years, 11 months and 14 days old at her death on 18 August 1863.	(_____), Catharine Maria (I1495)
464	Death notice states Catherine Uphouse was 88 years, 11 months and 14 days old at her death on 18 August 1863.	UPHOUSE, Herman Heinrich (I2634)
465	Death notice: In Farmington Falls, 11th inst, Lemuel Bursley, Esq, aged 60 years, 6 months.	BURSLEY, Lemuel (I1220)
466	Death of Mrs. Simpson -- After a lingering illness Mrs. M. G. Simpson of this city passed from this world to her reward in the next last Saturday afternoon at her home here. Mrs. Sophia Adel Mulling (sic) Simpson was born at Sacket Harbor, N.Y., April 23, 1853. At the age of 14 years she moved with her parents to Nerlsville (sic), Wisconsin, where she was united in marriage to M.G. Simpson on July 4th 1870. To this union four children were born, Claude, Mattie, Frank and Lawrence. Two boys, Claude of Ocheyedan and Frank of Des Moines and the husband survive to mourn her loss, also a brother in California and a sister in Washington. Genial, sprightly and social in her disposition, she was loved and respected by all who knew her. Her decline in health was gradual and lingering and she peacefully fell asleep in the faith which has been her support during all the years of her long and beautiful life. Relatives from out of town attending the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Striegel of Fort Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Imhoff of Manson, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Farrand of Manson, Mrs. Sam Furman of Fort Dodge and Clarence Root of Wyoming. The funeral was held from the M.E. church Monday afternoon, Rev. E. E. Clements conducting the services. Interment was made in Cedar cemetery.	NUTTING, Sophia A (I2722)
467	Death probably before 6 May 1697 when husband acknowledged deed (which was signed by 6 May 1693 by John and Mary) alone.	LEE, Mary (I1911)
468	Death recorded same day as the deaths of two twin grandchildren. Cause of death Vides ikke (modern Norwegian Vites ikke)=unknown	GRAVDAL, Johanne Haldorsdatter (I1239)
469	Death register states David's age at death was 73 years, 2 months and 25 days.	STANWOOD, David W (I554)
470	Death’s Harvest - Mrs. Gunhild Gravdal Mrs. Gunhild Gravdal, formerly a resident of Story City, but of late years making her home with her daughter in Des Moines, died very suddenly last Thursday evening. She had attended the ladies aid meeting during the afternoon and took sick shortly after supper and passed away while she was being conveyed in an automobile to her home. Funeral services were conducted in the Immanuel church Tuesday afternoon. Revs. Heimarck, Peterson and Bland made addresses. The remains were interred in the local cemetery, where the husband and several children lie buried.	LANDE, Gunhild Antonsdatter (I1945)
471	Debt, “first Tuesday of October A.D. 1838 Recovered judgment against Jesse L. Tibbetts of Wilton for the sum of two hundred and ten dollars and fifteen cents debtor damage and eight dollars and sixty one cents costs of suit..." Lot 38 13 18/100 acres Property appraised at "one hundred & eighteen dollars and sixty one cents" Execution satisfied with transfer of "life estate" of Jesse L. Tibbetts.	TIBBETTS, Jesse L (I800)
472	Debt, Book 100:60-62 “the first tues of December annoy domino 1838 recovered judgment against Jesse L. Tibbetts of Wilton for the sum of fifty four dollars & forty three cents damage & eleven dollars & eight cents costs of suit. Lot 38 19 59/100 acres Property appraised at $78.39 Book 100:62-64 “first Tuesday of December annoy domino 1838 recovered Judgment against Jesse L. Tibbetts of Wilton for the sum of thirty two dollars & fifty six cents damage and eleven dollars & eight cents costs of suit…" Book 100:64 “first tuesday of December annoy domino 1838 recovered Judgment against Jesse L Tibbetts of Wilton for the sum of fifty two dollars & seventy cents damage and ten dollars & eight eight cents costs of suit" Property appraised at $76.82	TIBBETTS, Jesse L (I800)
473	Debt, Creditors - Franklin Weeks, Ebenezer Pole and William Stickney “First Tuesday of September Anno Domini 1838” judgement against Jesse L. Tibbetts of Willton (sic) for the sum of one hundred and twenty eight dollars & forty three cents costs of suits to us appear of record.” Total (included other fees) $145.45 plus $0.15. Notice to sheriffs of Maine to take Jesse L. Tibbetts into custody., Y:\Documents\Genealogy\Archive Files\Documents\Tibbetts\TIBBETTS_Jesse_L_b1796\TIBBETTS_Jessie_L_b_1796_deed_001.pdf, pdf, Franklin County Deeds Book 100:35-40, 28 FEB 2015, TIBBETTS_Jesse_L_b_1796_deed_001.pdf, DOCUMENT, Y, Y	TIBBETTS, Jesse L (I800)
474	Debt, Jesse L. Tibbetts property appraised by Sylvester Strickland (chosen by Jesse L. Tibbetts); Oliver L. Currier (chosen by Franklin Weeks, creditor) and Elisha Atkins, chosen by sheriff. “Life estate” of Jessie L. Tibbetts appraised at $160.52 “as the life estate of the within named Jesse L. Tibbetts to satisfy the creditors within execution and all fees to have and to hold to within named creditors their heirs and assigns from the space of two years from this date. I have this day agreeably to law delivered possession and seizin (sic) of the said estate to him the said Franklin Weeks the creditor in full satisfaction and discharge for the within execution and the charges of leaving the same which charges amount to the sum of fourteen dollars and sixteen cents and have left him the said Franklin Weeks in quiet possession thereof. I do therefore return this execution fully satisfied."	TIBBETTS, Jesse L (I800)
475	Debt, Judgement recovered against Jesse L. Tibbetts of Wilton “in the sum of twenty three dollars and forty three cents damage and seventeen dollars & fifteen cents costs of suit.” Total cost 48.58 plus 15 cents fee. “We command you therefore that of the goods chattels or lands of the said debtor within your precinct you cause to be paid and satisfy unto the said creditor at the value thereof in money…” A separate assessment done - appears to be same land as above? This assessment valuation $51.27 “subject to the claims of F Weeks ___to the same land….to have and to hold the same to the within named creditor his heirs and assigns for the space of one year from and after the end of two years from the date hereof.” “I have this day agreeably to law delivered possession and seizin of said estate to him the said Sewall Cram attorney to the said creditor Allison B. Caswell his heirs assigns to hold possession for the space of one year from and after two years from the date hereof in full satisfaction and discharge of the within execution and charges of levying the same, which charges amount to the sum of ten dollars and forty four cents and have left the said Cram the creditors attorney in quiet possession thereof after the laps of two years as above. I do therefore return this execution fully satisfied.", Y:\Documents\Genealogy\Archive Files\Documents\Tibbetts\TIBBETTS_Jesse_L_b1796\TIBBETTS_Jessie_L_b_1796_deed_001.pdf, pdf, Franklin County Deeds Book 100:35-40, 28 FEB 2015, TIBBETTS_Jesse_L_b_1796_deed_001.pdf, DOCUMENT, Y, Y	TIBBETTS, Jesse L (I800)
476	Dec. 17, 1920 - Nov. 10, 2005: Harold L. Keeler, 84 of rural Santiago, died Nov. 10, 2005 at his residence. Funeral services were Monday, Nov. 14, 2005 at Glendorado Lutheran Church, Glendorado. Burial was in St. Francis Cemetery in rural Santiago. Arrangements were with Williams-Hanson-Kaun Funeral Home, Princeton. Harold was born Dec. 17, 1920 in Santiago Township, Sherburne County to Ira and Violet (Orrock) Keeler. His family moved to the current farm when Harold was young and he attended country school. He married Orpha Jenson April 17, 1943 in Elk River. They lived on the home farm and he farmed there most of his life. He also worked for Federal Cartridge and Franklin Companies in Anoka before driving truck for Sakry Gravel Co. for 20 years. He drove truck for the McCrossan Construction Co., Minneapolis, until retiring at age 62. His wife, Orpha, died June 16, 2001. Harold is survived by daughters Karen (Gary) Hertel of Zimmerman and Jan (Roger) Wegman of Delano; four grandchildren Rick (Tammy) Jenson of Zimmerman, Denise (Mike) Groebner of Princeton, Todd (Barb) Wegman of Delano and Missy (Dan) Lysne of Delano; 10 great-grandchildren; sister Florence George of Princeton; brothers Clairmont Keeler and Harold’s twin, Carold (Marilyn) Keeler of Princeton. He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Orpha; brothers Edgar and Albert; and sisters Myrtle and Jeanette.	KEELER, Harold (I1431)
477	Deed stipulates to receive 40 pounds from brother Thomas.	DAY, Hannah (I335)
478	Deed stipulates to receive 40 pounds from brother Thomas.	DAY, Mary (I2000)
479	DeGregoire to Thomas Wasgatt, 1792, Peter's Plan lot #F19.	WASGATT, Thomas (I1977)
480	Denver Post, Dorothy, born March 25,1920, died Sept. 29, after suffering a stroke September 1 while bowling. Her friends and family will remember her for her strength of spirit and her simple sweetness. A memorial service will be held at St. Andrew's Village, 13801 E. Yale Ave., Aurora on Monday Oct. 5 at 10:30 a.m. Memorials preferred to Affinity Hospice of Life, 2121 S. Blackhawk St. Suite 110, Aurora, CO 80014. To extend on-line condolences go to fairmountcemetery.net.	MELANDER, Dorothy Marian (I918)
481	Der Nordstern,. (http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov : 4 September 2016), obituary, n.n, c. 3., 31 October 1883, online images.	Source (S674)
482	Descendant of Edward Fuller, Mayflower Passenger.	SMITH, Thankful (I1326)
483	Descendent of Mayflower passenger Edward Fuller	FULLER, Hannah (I1518)
484	Diana Schwartzkopf Ilgen wrote, "Selma was deaf from birth. Almost like a mother to Joyce [Diana's mother]".	ANDERSON, Selma (I1643)
485	Diana Schwarzkopf Ilgen described her grandmother Madge as an outgoing, talkative person who "preferred the metro area versus rural life." Madge's younger years were spent as a bindery girl in print shops. Diana also described her grandmother as an avid rock collector who had a collection of beautiful agates. Madge and husband Harry lived in Santiago, Minnesota and about 1944 moved to Minneapolis where husband Harry worked for Minneapolis-Moline Tractors until he retired in 1965.	CRAVENS, Madge Lavina (I686)
486	Died “in her 40th year”	LOW, Abigail (I2604)
487	Died age 67	GOODHUE, Capt. William (I1466)
488	Died Feb 16, 1862, AE 78 yrs. 7 mos & 14 days, providing birth date of 2 July 1783.	DAY, Aaron (I1759)
489	Died unmarried	BURSLEY, Lemuel (I953)
490	Died unmarried	BURSLEY, Lemuel (I2707)
491	Died. Chesterville. - Nov. 15th, Mr. Lemuel Bursley, aged 81 years. Mr. B. Was esteemed bye all who formed his acquaintance. He fulfilled the duties devolving upon him as citizen, neighbor, husband and father as a christian-and his end was peace.-Though his pains were severe during many months of sickness, he endured thermal with christian patience - being perfectly reconciled to his lot. His frequent expression while exercised with excruciating pain “How good the Lord is,” gave evidence that he had support from above in his conflicts. May his examples of sobriety and uprightness bye followed by all.	BURSLEY, Lemuel (I2449)
492	digital image, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 02 January 2017); citing Washington State Archives, series M1., 1885 Washington Territory Census, population schedule, Mason County, n.n., Joseph W. Day, Lucinda Day, and Joseph W. Day Jr.	Source (S319)
493	discharged, Convalescent Camp,	SISCO, Obed (I1101)
494	disease of kidneys, Cemeteries of Cranberry Isles gives date of death as 20 Sep 1897, while Maine Death Records states 24 Sept 1897.	WASGATT, Daniel Hamor (I2414)
495	District of Columbia. deaths.	Source (S369)
496	Division of land in Ipswich with Jeremiah, Nathaniel, John, Mary and Sarah Day	DAY, Nathaniel (I216)
497	Division of land in Ipswich with Jeremiah, Nathaniel, John, Mary and Sarah Day	DAY, Sarah (I577)
498	Division of land in Ipswich with Jeremiah, Nathaniel, John, Mary and Sarah Day	DAY, Jeremiah (I1356)
499	Division of land in Ipswich with Jeremiah, Nathaniel, John, Mary and Sarah Day	DAY, John (I1447)
500	Division of land in Ipswich with Jeremiah, Nathaniel, John, Mary and Sarah Day	DAY, Mary (I2494)

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451

David Stanwood, Age 68, Is Dead
David Stanwood, age 68, died yesterday at the home of Guy Page following an illness of a short time. Death resulted from a complication of diseases.

The remains were taken to Northfield last evening where funeral services will be held today.

STANWOOD, David C (I1080)

452

David stated he was blind in one eye when registering for the Civil War draft. Occupation was listed as merchant.

WASGATT, David P (I1700)

453

Davis and Rachel's marriage was the first recorded for Mount Desert, and was performed by Daniel Little from Kennebunk.

Family: Davis WASGATT / Rachel RICHARDSON (F282)

454

DAY- In this city, June 11, 1907, Mary L. Day, wife of the late Francis J. Day, and mother of Frank J. Day and Mrs. C. F. Ayer, and sister of Mrs. E. A. Robinson, a native of Maine, aged 80 years.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Friday) at 10 o’clock a.m., from her late residence, 413 1/2 Broderick street. Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery by carriage.

WEYMOUTH, Mary L (I1526)

455

Deacon of Baptist Church, 1809

DAY, Francis (I2091)

456

Death certificate gives date of birth as October 23, 1844, one year earlier than recorded in this database.

SIMPSON, Martin Ransom (I1804)

457

Death certificate provides date of birth as 18 June 1878 in Anoka, MN; however, Ben's own statement of birth (15 June 1878) as recorded in the WWI Draft Registration is accepted for this record.

STANWOOD, Benjamin (I2531)

458

Death certificate states Benjamin was a veteran of the Spanish American war.

STANWOOD, Benjamin (I2531)

459

Death certificate states birth 31 Jan 1871 in Monticello, MN.

STANWOOD, Georgiana (I343)

460

Death certificate states Mary was b. In Accident, Maryland; however, family was in Pennsylvania at that time.

UPHOUSE, Mary (I704)

461

Death date faded in family Bible - January 6th clear; however, year may be different than I've recorded here. Need to verify in alternate source.

WASGATT, Tameson (I489)

462

DEATH ENDED BRIEF ILLNESS
George H. Weymouth
Passed Away Friday of Last Week

A long and active life ended when George H. Weymouth died last Friday. Mr. Weymouth was an especially vigorous man, and enjoyed the best of health until a few days before his death, when he contracted a congestive chill that led to other complications, and ended in his death.

He was born in Maine, and came to California twenty-two years ago. He lived in San Diego a number of years, and the family came to Healdsburg about five years ago. Mr, Weymouth brought his family to the coast from Maine in 1884, settling in Washington, where he was engaged in the logging business for a number of years.

He left his wife and four children— George B. Weymouth. Mrs. Fred Boulden and Mrs. Jennie Plass of Healdsburg, and Mrs. Edith Hensel of Washington. He was a man of upright character, and had made many friends in this city who were sorry to learn of his death. He was seventy-four years old at the time of his death. The funeral was held Sunday from the undertaking parlors of T. G. Young, and the body was laid to rest in Oak Mound Cemetery.

WEYMOUTH, George H. (I1485)

463

Death notice states Catherine Uphouse was 88 years, 11 months and 14 days old at her death on 18 August 1863.

(_____), Catharine Maria (I1495)

464

Death notice states Catherine Uphouse was 88 years, 11 months and 14 days old at her death on 18 August 1863.

UPHOUSE, Herman Heinrich (I2634)

465

Death notice: In Farmington Falls, 11th inst, Lemuel Bursley, Esq, aged 60 years, 6 months.

BURSLEY, Lemuel (I1220)

466

Death of Mrs. Simpson
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After a lingering illness Mrs. M. G. Simpson of this city passed from this world to her reward in the next last Saturday afternoon at her home here.

Mrs. Sophia Adel Mulling (sic) Simpson was born at Sacket Harbor, N.Y., April 23, 1853. At the age of 14 years she moved with her parents to Nerlsville (sic), Wisconsin, where she was united in marriage to M.G. Simpson on July 4th 1870.

To this union four children were born, Claude, Mattie, Frank and Lawrence. Two boys, Claude of Ocheyedan and Frank of Des Moines and the husband survive to mourn her loss, also a brother in California and a sister in Washington.

Genial, sprightly and social in her disposition, she was loved and respected by all who knew her. Her decline in health was gradual and lingering and she peacefully fell asleep in the faith which has been her support during all the years of her long and beautiful life.

Relatives from out of town attending the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Striegel of Fort Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Imhoff of Manson, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Farrand of Manson, Mrs. Sam Furman of Fort Dodge and Clarence Root of Wyoming.

The funeral was held from the M.E. church Monday afternoon, Rev. E. E. Clements conducting the services. Interment was made in Cedar cemetery.

NUTTING, Sophia A (I2722)

467

Death probably before 6 May 1697 when husband acknowledged deed (which was signed by 6 May 1693 by John and Mary) alone.

LEE, Mary (I1911)

468

Death recorded same day as the deaths of two twin grandchildren. Cause of death Vides ikke (modern Norwegian Vites ikke)=unknown

GRAVDAL, Johanne Haldorsdatter (I1239)

469

Death register states David's age at death was 73 years, 2 months and 25 days.

STANWOOD, David W (I554)

470

Death’s Harvest
-
Mrs. Gunhild Gravdal
Mrs. Gunhild Gravdal, formerly a resident of Story City, but of late years making her home with her daughter in Des Moines, died very suddenly last Thursday evening. She had attended the ladies aid meeting during the afternoon and took sick shortly after supper and passed away while she was being conveyed in an automobile to her home.

Funeral services were conducted in the Immanuel church Tuesday afternoon. Revs. Heimarck, Peterson and Bland made addresses. The remains were interred in the local cemetery, where the husband and several children lie buried.

LANDE, Gunhild Antonsdatter (I1945)

471

Debt, “first Tuesday of October A.D. 1838 Recovered judgment against Jesse L. Tibbetts of Wilton for the sum of two hundred and ten dollars and fifteen cents debtor damage and eight dollars and sixty one cents costs of suit..."
Lot 38
13 18/100 acres
Property appraised at "one hundred & eighteen dollars and sixty one cents"
Execution satisfied with transfer of "life estate" of Jesse L. Tibbetts.

TIBBETTS, Jesse L (I800)

472

Debt, Book 100:60-62
“the first tues of December annoy domino 1838 recovered judgment against Jesse L. Tibbetts of Wilton for the sum of fifty four dollars & forty three cents damage & eleven dollars & eight cents costs of suit.
Lot 38
19 59/100 acres
Property appraised at $78.39
Book 100:62-64
“first Tuesday of December annoy domino 1838 recovered Judgment against Jesse L. Tibbetts of Wilton for the sum of thirty two dollars & fifty six cents damage and eleven dollars & eight cents costs of suit…"
Book 100:64
“first tuesday of December annoy domino 1838 recovered Judgment against Jesse L Tibbetts of Wilton for the sum of fifty two dollars & seventy cents damage and ten dollars & eight eight cents costs of suit"
Property appraised at $76.82

TIBBETTS, Jesse L (I800)

473

Debt, Creditors - Franklin Weeks, Ebenezer Pole and William Stickney
“First Tuesday of September Anno Domini 1838” judgement against Jesse L. Tibbetts of Willton (sic) for the sum of one hundred and twenty eight dollars & forty three cents costs of suits to us appear of record.”
Total (included other fees) $145.45 plus $0.15. Notice to sheriffs of Maine to take Jesse L. Tibbetts into custody., Y:\Documents\Genealogy\Archive Files\Documents\Tibbetts\TIBBETTS_Jesse_L_b1796\TIBBETTS_Jessie_L_b_1796_deed_001.pdf, pdf, Franklin County Deeds Book 100:35-40, 28 FEB 2015, TIBBETTS_Jesse_L_b_1796_deed_001.pdf, DOCUMENT, Y, Y

TIBBETTS, Jesse L (I800)

474

Debt, Jesse L. Tibbetts property appraised by Sylvester Strickland (chosen by Jesse L. Tibbetts); Oliver L. Currier (chosen by Franklin Weeks, creditor) and Elisha Atkins, chosen by sheriff. “Life estate” of Jessie L. Tibbetts appraised at $160.52 “as the life estate of the within named Jesse L. Tibbetts to satisfy the creditors within execution and all fees to have and to hold to within named creditors their heirs and assigns from the space of two years from this date. I have this day agreeably to law delivered possession and seizin (sic) of the said estate to him the said Franklin Weeks the creditor in full satisfaction and discharge for the within execution and the charges of leaving the same which charges amount to the sum of fourteen dollars and sixteen cents and have left him the said Franklin Weeks in quiet possession thereof. I do therefore return this execution fully satisfied."

TIBBETTS, Jesse L (I800)

475

Debt, Judgement recovered against Jesse L. Tibbetts of Wilton “in the sum of twenty three dollars and forty three cents damage and seventeen dollars & fifteen cents costs of suit.” Total cost 48.58 plus 15 cents fee.
“We command you therefore that of the goods chattels or lands of the said debtor within your precinct you cause to be paid and satisfy unto the said creditor at the value thereof in money…” A separate assessment done - appears to be same land as above? This assessment valuation $51.27 “subject to the claims of F Weeks ___to the same land….to have and to hold the same to the within named creditor his heirs and assigns for the space of one year from and after the end of two years from the date hereof.”
“I have this day agreeably to law delivered possession and seizin of said estate to him the said Sewall Cram attorney to the said creditor Allison B. Caswell his heirs assigns to hold possession for the space of one year from and after two years from the date hereof in full satisfaction and discharge of the within execution and charges of levying the same, which charges amount to the sum of ten dollars and forty four cents and have left the said Cram the creditors attorney in quiet possession thereof after the laps of two years as above. I do therefore return this execution fully satisfied.", Y:\Documents\Genealogy\Archive Files\Documents\Tibbetts\TIBBETTS_Jesse_L_b1796\TIBBETTS_Jessie_L_b_1796_deed_001.pdf, pdf, Franklin County Deeds Book 100:35-40, 28 FEB 2015, TIBBETTS_Jesse_L_b_1796_deed_001.pdf, DOCUMENT, Y, Y

TIBBETTS, Jesse L (I800)

476

Dec. 17, 1920 - Nov. 10, 2005: Harold L. Keeler, 84 of rural Santiago, died Nov. 10, 2005 at his residence. Funeral services were Monday, Nov. 14, 2005 at Glendorado Lutheran Church, Glendorado. Burial was in St. Francis Cemetery in rural Santiago. Arrangements were with Williams-Hanson-Kaun Funeral Home, Princeton.

Harold was born Dec. 17, 1920 in Santiago Township, Sherburne County to Ira and Violet (Orrock) Keeler. His family moved to the current farm when Harold was young and he attended country school. He married Orpha Jenson April 17, 1943 in Elk River. They lived on the home farm and he farmed there most of his life. He also worked for Federal Cartridge and Franklin Companies in Anoka before driving truck for Sakry Gravel Co. for 20 years. He drove truck for the McCrossan Construction Co., Minneapolis, until retiring at age 62. His wife, Orpha, died June 16, 2001.

Harold is survived by daughters Karen (Gary) Hertel of Zimmerman and Jan (Roger) Wegman of Delano; four grandchildren Rick (Tammy) Jenson of Zimmerman, Denise (Mike) Groebner of Princeton, Todd (Barb) Wegman of Delano and Missy (Dan) Lysne of Delano; 10 great-grandchildren; sister Florence George of Princeton; brothers Clairmont Keeler and Harold’s twin, Carold (Marilyn) Keeler of Princeton.

He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Orpha; brothers Edgar and Albert; and sisters Myrtle and Jeanette.

KEELER, Harold (I1431)

477

Deed stipulates to receive 40 pounds from brother Thomas.

DAY, Hannah (I335)

478

Deed stipulates to receive 40 pounds from brother Thomas.

DAY, Mary (I2000)

479

DeGregoire to Thomas Wasgatt, 1792, Peter's Plan lot #F19.

WASGATT, Thomas (I1977)

480

Denver Post, Dorothy, born March 25,1920, died Sept. 29, after suffering a stroke September 1 while bowling. Her friends and family will remember her for her strength of spirit and her simple sweetness. A memorial service will be held at St. Andrew's Village, 13801 E. Yale Ave., Aurora on Monday Oct. 5 at 10:30 a.m. Memorials preferred to Affinity Hospice of Life, 2121 S. Blackhawk St. Suite 110, Aurora, CO 80014. To extend on-line condolences go to fairmountcemetery.net.

MELANDER, Dorothy Marian (I918)

481

Der Nordstern,. (http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov : 4 September 2016), obituary, n.n, c. 3., 31 October 1883, online images.

Source (S674)

482

Descendant of Edward Fuller, Mayflower Passenger.

SMITH, Thankful (I1326)

483

Descendent of Mayflower passenger Edward Fuller

FULLER, Hannah (I1518)

484

Diana Schwartzkopf Ilgen wrote, "Selma was deaf from birth. Almost like a mother to Joyce [Diana's mother]".

ANDERSON, Selma (I1643)

485

Diana Schwarzkopf Ilgen described her grandmother Madge as an outgoing, talkative person who "preferred the metro area versus rural life." Madge's younger years were spent as a bindery girl in print shops. Diana also described her grandmother as an avid rock collector who had a collection of beautiful agates. Madge and husband Harry lived in Santiago, Minnesota and about 1944 moved to Minneapolis where husband Harry worked for Minneapolis-Moline Tractors until he retired in 1965.

CRAVENS, Madge Lavina (I686)

486

Died “in her 40th year”

LOW, Abigail (I2604)

487

Died age 67

GOODHUE, Capt. William (I1466)

488

Died Feb 16, 1862, AE 78 yrs. 7 mos & 14 days, providing birth date of 2 July 1783.

DAY, Aaron (I1759)

489

Died unmarried

BURSLEY, Lemuel (I953)

490

Died unmarried

BURSLEY, Lemuel (I2707)

491

Died.
Chesterville. - Nov. 15th, Mr. Lemuel Bursley, aged 81 years.

Mr. B. Was esteemed bye all who formed his acquaintance. He fulfilled the duties devolving upon him as citizen, neighbor, husband and father as a christian-and his end was peace.-Though his pains were severe during many months of sickness, he endured thermal with christian patience - being perfectly reconciled to his lot. His frequent expression while exercised with excruciating pain “How good the Lord is,” gave evidence that he had support from above in his conflicts. May his examples of sobriety and uprightness bye followed by all.

BURSLEY, Lemuel (I2449)

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digital image, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 02 January 2017); citing Washington State Archives, series M1., 1885 Washington Territory Census, population schedule, Mason County, n.n., Joseph W. Day, Lucinda Day, and Joseph W. Day Jr.

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discharged, Convalescent Camp,

SISCO, Obed (I1101)

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disease of kidneys, Cemeteries of Cranberry Isles gives date of death as 20 Sep 1897, while Maine Death Records states 24 Sept 1897.

WASGATT, Daniel Hamor (I2414)

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District of Columbia. deaths.

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