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251	DOB listed as 16 Dec 1919 on Marriage License	Simmons, Jacqueline Margaret D. (I3622)
252	DOB listed as 25 July 1918 on Marriage License	Wilmath, James Wesley (I3623)
253	DOB listed on 1935 Woonsocket Providence Rhode Island Census as 28 Apr 1932	Handfield, Gabrielle Lucienne (I6023)
254	DOB: 11 Nov 1929 according to the Nevada Death Index	Madia, Frank Joseph Jr. (I3054)
255	DOB: 19 Jul 1933 DOD: 25 Mar 1993 Oakland County Death Index: 15 Mar 1993 Family Search / MyHeritage: DOB: 29 Jul 1938 Michigan Death Index: 29 Jul 1938 / 15 Mar 1993	Bronson, Willo Rose (I1920)
256	DOB: 30 Mar 1923 according to the Social Security Death Index and Nevada Death Index DOB: 30 Mar 1921 according to the U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 on Ancestry.com	Simmons, Eunice Rita May (I51)
257	DOB: Abt 1882 according to prison records DOB: Abt 1883 according to the 1930 Census	Franke, Ludwig "Louis" (I8693)
258	DOB: Abt 1886 according to the 1930 Census.	Ennis, Clara (I4386)
259	DOD according to the SS Death Index was: 15 Mar 1968	Brooks, Ida Elizabeth (I6460)
260	Doris Hottenstine, 84, Pulaski, former Shawano resident, died peacefully Friday evening, April 9, 2004, at a Green Bay hospital surrounded by her family. The daughter of the late Frederick and Mathilda (Collard) Belongia, Sr. was born Sept. 5, 1919, in Rhinelander. On Jan. 16, 1937, she married Sylvan Hottenstine in Shawano. The couple lived in Shawano all of their married life. He preceded her in death on June 17, 1988. She was a member of the American Legion Aux. Unit 337, Pulaski. She enjoyed reading and crossword puzzles. Doris was a faith-filled woman. She had her front row seat at Bible with Brendan classes on Wednesday evenings. Survivors include her children, Russell (Nancy) Hottenstine, Cecil, Patricia Erickson, East Troy, Shirli Hottenstine, Green Bay, David Sr. (Mary) Hottenstine, Pulaski, and James (Cyndi) Hottenstine, Suamico; special friend, Linda Doxtator, Green Bay; 12 grandchildren; many great-grandchildren; two brothers, Clayton (Irene) Belongia, Rockford, Ill., and Dale Sr. (Mary) Belongia, Green Bay; nieces and nephews, other relatives, and friends. In addition to her husband, she was further preceded in death by one son, Richard; one grandson, Michael; one son-in-law, Don Erickson; several brothers and sisters. Friends may call at Assumption B.V.M. Church, Pulaski, after 9:30 a.m. Tuesday. Funeral Mass 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the church, Fr. Brendan Wroblewski, O.F.M., presiding. Burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery, Shawano.	Belongia, Doris Frances (I2720)
261	DOZER, Al Jenkins, age 90 of West Bloomfield, died October 26, 2015. Beloved husband of Barbara for 67 years. Loving father of Randy (Billie) Dozer, Jayne (John) Dreher and Dan Dozer. Cherished grandfather and great-grandfather. Al's family will receive friends for visitation from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 29th, at Thayer-Rock Funeral Home in Downtown Farmington. A PRIVATE Service with U.S. Marine Corps Military Honors will be held for the family only. Memorial contributions may be made to the Arthritis Foundation, MI Chapter, 1050 Wilshire Dr., Ste. 302, Troy, MI 48084-1564.	Dozer, Allen Jenkins (I3173)
262	Draft Registration states DOB as Jan 7, 1896	Moore, Frederick Austin (I1945)
263	Draft Registration States DOB: 19 Dec 1899	Cavil, Ralph (I1262)
264	Driver for: Bullock-Green Hardware Co. Harry H Bullock - President Frank J Scheaffer - Vice President Clarence C Green - Sec and Treas 2554 Michigan Avenue Detroit, MI Ph: Glendale 2720, 2721, 2722 4052 W Fort Ph: West 102 1051 Holden Ave Ph: Northway 1440 5604 W Fort Ph: Cedar 68 416 Gratiot Ave PH: Main 4185 Info from: Polk's Michigan State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1921-1922	Pfeiffer, Frank (I39)
265	Earl Sauter, 49, former tavern keeper and grocer, died unexpectedly at his home about 11:45 Tuesday evening. Sauter was born Sept. 27 1900 in Neenah. He lived until 1945 in Menasha when he moved to Appleton. He operated Earl's tavern for four years and the Morrison tavern for a year. In 1949 he went to Wrightstown where he spent a year in the grocery business. For the last six weeks he had been a salesman for Mrs. Drenk's Foods. Survivors are the widow and a son, Thomas, Appleton. Friends may call at the Wichmann Funeral home after 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. The rosary will be recited at 7:30 Thursday evening. Services will be at the funeral home at 10 o'clock Friday morning and burial will be in Appleton Highland Memorial Park. ~The Post Crescent, September 6, 1950, pg. 34	Sauter, Earl P. (I1019)
266	East Wenatchee, WA Lyle I. Brender, age 86, of East Wenatchee, WA, passed away with his family by his side on Thursday, January 10, 2013, one day and two years after his loving wife, Vivian passed. Lyle was born in Cashmere, WA on July 16, 1926, on the old Brender homestead up Brender Canyon, to Jesse and Edna Brender. Lyle met Vivian while attending Cashmere High School. He joined the Navy in 1944, and was honorably discharged in 1946. Lyle came back from the Navy and went to work for GTE as a phone installer in 1947. He retired after 35 years in 1982. Lyle married the love of his life, Vivian V. Diederich on August 25, 1951, in Wenatchee, where they resided. They raised one son, Brad, who was born in 1956. In 1957, Lyle and Viv moved to East Wenatchee, where they raised Brad and called it home. Several years later, they became orchardists for over 50 years. In 1982, after retirement, Lyle went to work for Sonntag Machine & Mfg. for his son, hauling valves and filters all over the state. Lyle and Vivian loved to go dancing. He was quite a dancer. Vivian use to say how he charmed all the ladies with his dancing. Lyle loved the outdoors. He loved to go fishing with his friend, Gary and snowmobiling with family and friends. Lyle loved life. He had so many other things he wanted to do. Lyle loved helping people with different projects and creating gizzmos. He loved being with his grandsons, Triston and Tanner, playing with all sorts of toys, teaching them how to drive the tractors at age two, riding motorcycles, snowmobiles and teaching them how to fix things. Lyle was quite a jokester. He loved to dress up in all sorts of costumes and tell jokes to make all his friends and family laugh. Lyle had a personality everyone enjoyed being around and a vibrant smile and laugh that would warm your heart. He will be missed very much. Lyle Brender is survived by his son, Brad (Judy) and two grandsons, L. Triston (Katie) and Tanner D. Brender, all of East Wenatchee, WA; one sister, Dorine Richmond (Jack) of Woodburn, OR; and one brother, Van Brender of Phoenix, AZ. He was preceded in death by his wife, Vivian; his parents; and one brother, Carl Brender. Special appreciation goes to the staff of the Critical Care Unit at Central Washington Hospital. The professionalism they demonstrated was only surpassed by their genuine compassion and concern for our loving father and grandfather. Services will be with the immediate family only. Arrangements are by Telford's Chapel of the Valley, East Wenatchee, WA.	Brender, Lyle I. (I3505)
267	Edward BELANGER and Aurelia BRUNETTE Posted by: David Belongia (ID ***9681) Date: May 23, 2009 at 23:38:38 of 3251 I have several people in my family that started doing genealogy on the family long ago and I just found a HUGE mistake. They have Aurelia BRUNETTE as Marie Francoise Aurelia BRUNETTE, her parents being Dominique BRUNETTE and Domitelle GRIGNON. This is wrong.... I happened across Aurelia's death certificate at the Michigan Archives online database. After studying the names for a while I realized her parents were not Dominique and Domitelle. First off her birth is listed as 1830 NOT 1820. The parents listed looked like Pruden Brunette and Louise Reno. I looked in the census and sure enough there is a Prudent and Louise. Prudent BRUNETTE b. July 20, 1807 Maskinonge, Maskinonge, Quebec, Canada. Died March 18, 1893 Brown County, Wisconsin. He married Marie Louise Blanchard dit RAYNAUD 10/16/1827 in St. Hyacinthe, Les Maskoutains, Quebec, Canada. Died July 14, 1884 in Flintville, Brown, Wisconsin. Prudent is the son of Charles BRUNETTE dit DAUPHIN who is the brother of Dominique BRUNETTE Sr. Dave Re: Edward BELANGER and Aurelia BRUNETTE Posted by: David Belongia (ID ***9681) Date: June 09, 2009 at 01:48:35 In Reply to: Edward BELANGER and Aurelia BRUNETTE by David Belongia of 3251 I found Aurelia Brunette's birth record. In the census she lists her age as follows. 1850 she is 18 years old 1860 she is 28 years old 1870 she is 39 years old She also stated she was born in Canada. The 1870 Census was taken in June so I would have assumed she was born before June. Her Parents Prudent BRUNETTE and Marie Louise BLANCHARD dit Raynaud were married in Notre Dame Du Rosaire, St. Hyacinthe on October 16, 1827. So I looked through the births for 1831 and found it. Francoise Brunette Born April 3rd, 1831 at Notre Dame Du Rosaire, St. Hyacinthe. If you would like a copy of it drop me an EMAIL and I would be glad to send it to you. Dave	Family: Edward Belanger / Marie-Francoise Aurelia Brunette (F202)
268	Edward Travis MacFawn Birth date:Feb 18, 1937 - Death date:May 27, 2011 On Friday, May 27 2011, Edward Travis Mac Fawn of Sunset Beach, NC, passed away at Duke University Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Boston, MA, and graduated from Boston University in 1963. He was in the U.S Navy on active duty and reserves for 25 years, retiring as Commander in 1981. Ed traveled the world and lived with his family in Hingham, MA; Markham, ON, Canada and Reston, VA, before moving to Sunset Beach in 1998, where he became a well liked and admired real estate sales executive. Ed was a great storyteller, and was eager to share his life experiences to a listening ear. Strangers became friends, and he was always willing to lend a hand, a tool, or time. All who knew him felt his sincerity. He instilled in his children the importance of hard work, integrity, love of family & friends. He is survived by his loving and supportive wife, Marge; their 3 children Tracy Lee Hibbard of Ash, NC, Edward T. Mac Fawn Jr. of Knoxville, TN and Beth Lynn Mac Fawn of Bozeman, MT, 8 grandchildren, his brother Robert, of Lewes, DE, and sister Marilyn Buckner, of Marshfield, MA. His youngest brother Paul preceded him in death. In lieu of flowers please give a donation to the American Cancer Society, smile to a stranger, bring someone a flower, fill out a donation card, be a good neighbor. A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, June 4 at 11 am, at St. James the Fisherman Episcopal Church in Shallotte. Burial will be at Arlington National Cemetery at a future date.	MacFawn, Edward Travis Sr. (I4382)
269	Elverda Blazosky Elverda P. Blazosky of Port Matilda, the sister of a Huntingdon woman, died at Park- west Manor Nursing Home, State College, on Tuesday, Sept. 5,1978, at 4:05 a.m. She was born in Port Matilda on Nov. 11, 1897, the daughter of Jesse and Lucy (Adams) Cowher. In 1920, she married John Blazosky, who died in February, 1964. She is survived by four children, 11 grandchildren, two great grandchildren, a brother and two sisters, including Mrs. Edith Laird of Huntingdon. Two half brothers and two half - sisters also survive. She was a member of the Blaek Oak United Methodist Church, Port Matilda,	Cowher, Elverda Pearl (I2020)
270	Emma is buried between her 1st husband, Peter Verplancke and 2nd husband Charles L Vyvey - Block 2 Lot 1 GRid=14099713	Veermeersch, Emma Marie (I416)
271	Emma married Max on Nov 27, 1917, five months after Joseph Handley died, so Max would not be drafted into the Army in World War I. Max was a boarder in Emma's boarding house in Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan. Rev Joseph M. Brokaw Officiated, and the Witnesses were Robert and Lucy Cavill Joseph M. Brokaw Info: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/87462162/joseph-brokaw http://books.google.com/books?id=RhriAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA85&lpg=PA85&dq=%22Rev+J.+M.+Brokaw%22&source=bl&ots=6-9Gfv5YJ5&sig=6V2L6dvDHrKJWH-gJZsScXkV6w0&hl=en&sa=X&ei=lmCHUqzXIaiayAHlzIHYBQ#v=onepage&q=%22Rev%20J.%20M.%20Brokaw%22&f=false	Family: Max Albert Walters / Emma Mary Cavill (F2)
272	Emma Wanner's first marriage was to Jacob Mohr on Oct 31, 1897, in the town of Eaton, WI Jacob Mohr in buried in Oconto Falls at Woodland Cemetery not in Allouez. Their daughter Wilhelmina "Minnie" Mohr was born April 17, 1899, in Calumet County, WI She died Dec 23, 1918, in Oconto, WI Emma married John Snider on Feb 6, 1909, in Green County, WI According to her Probate and Estate papers no. 2532 on March 20, 1916, in Oconto, WI Emma died at her home in Mountain, WI and is buried in Mountain, WI. Her husband John Snider was arrested and brought in for questioning for his where abouts when she died. John Snider was staying with his father in Kaukauna, WI he was a mason by trade and could not find work in Oconto County, WI. He also stated he worked several other odd jobs during the years of their marriage. In his statement he also states that his wife Emma's parents gave her 5 acres of land in Mountain, WI located 2 miles from her parents' home, where they had built a log cabin. Emma was the daughter of Martin and Margaretha Wanner. Records indicate the name Wanner was mistaken for Wagner. Emma and John Snider had a son John Harold Snider born 12/29/1913 in Mountain, WI and he died on 11/11/1984 in Pembine, WI	Wanner, Emma (I6567)
273	Enlistment: Buena Vista, Michigan Muster Out: Nashville, Tennessee	Fournie, Charles S. (I6216)
274	Esther A. Polly Schenck, 54, of Reese Hollow, R.D. 2, Box 583, Port Matilda, died Monday, September 27, 1993 at 1 a.m. at her residence following an extended illness. She was born Nov. 13,1938, in Port Matilda, R.D. 2, the daughter of Frederick A. and Esther D. (Cowher) Moore. She was married to William Don Schrenck on June 18, 1961, in the Black Oak Church, Port Matilda, R.D. 2. She is survived by her husband of Port Matilda, R.D. 2, a stepdaughter, Holly Shuey, of Howard R.D. 2, a sister, Rosalie Fasick, Port Matilda R.D. 1, and five brothers: Dean Jim Moore, Tyrone; Robert P. Moore, State College; Oscar E. Moore and George L. Moore, both of Port Matilda R.D. 2, and J. Alyin of Roseburg OR. Also surviving is her mother, of Port Matilda, R.D. 2. She was preceded in death by two brothers, Douglas and Jacob. She graduated in 1956 from Port Matilda High School. She retired in 1989 as a secretary in the Purchaser's Office of the Applied Research Laboratory of Penn State University after 33 years of service. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, Sept. 29, 1993 at 11 a.m. at the Black Oak United Methodist Church, Port Matilda, R.D. 2, with the Rev. Thomas J. Fetterolf officiating. Interment will follow at Black Oak Cemetery. Friends will be received at the Feller Memorial Home, Tyrone, from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 p.m. today and on Wednesday at the church from 10 a.m. until the hour of the service. Memorial contributions in her memory may be made to the American Cancer Society, 1001 University Drive, State College, PA 16801. September 28, 1993, Tyrone Daily Herald	Moore, Esther Almeda (I1950)
275	EVELYN M. DIEDERICH Obituary Age 88, a long time resident of Waterford, Michigan and Pompano Beach, Florida. Died May 13, 2004 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Mrs. Diederich worked for General Motors for 30 years and retired in 1978, her husband Donald preceded her in death. She is survived by her son Darwin and daughter-in-law Norma of Houghton Lake and Las Vegas, NV.; grandchildren Jeffrey and Della Diederich, Jennifer and Louis Boggs, Janine and Randal Shepherd, Gregrey and Valerie Diederich and eight great-grandchildren. A memorial service will be held Saturday June 12, 2004, 10 a.m. at Donelson, Johns and Evans Funeral Home 5391 Highland Rd., Waterford. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the . Published in The Detroit News on June 9, 2004	Harwood, Evelyn Maude (I3512)
276	Excerpt from an 'Ortssippenbuch' from Waldsee that lists all of the families that lived in that village back into the 1500's. There is a page in that book that talks about the Fate of an emigrant. It turns out that they are talking about Valentin Klapp & wife Maria Katharina Regenauer & family. Translated, here is what it says: Fate of an emigrant! As small example, is the fate of Valentin Klapp with his wife Mrs. Maria Katharina Regenauer from Waldsee: Valentin Klapp, born in Schifferstadt married in the year 1822, the daughter of the Waldseer citizen Abraham Regenauer and his wife Eva Maria, born Ignatius. As an outstanding field man, he possessed eight work fields beside a house, a barn, stables, as well as plants and orchard. Since the birth of their first child the wife was ailing, so that the married man, apart from its farm work, had to take over the majority of the housework. In the course of the years four more children were added. Twenty years went by, until in 1844 and the three following years were to be registered as a harvest failure. This brought the child-rich family into hard times, so that they decided to leave the homeland, the reason was to improve their life and a change of climate for the health of the wife. On 14 April of the year 1847 they left, first to Ludwigshafen, then by steam ship to Cologne and then to the port of embarkation "Antwerp". After, followed two weeks of voyage on the sea. The travel, began in a restrained area of the ship in the "between deck" of a freighter. The state of health of the woman worsened appreciably. The youngest son got sick and deceased on 23 May. The wife died then on 1 June 1847 on the ship. 12 hours after her death, she, in her cloths was weighted and buried at sea. The man said later that he will never forget these heart-tearing moments in his life. After 41 days passage, the family came with others into the sea port of New York. On 13 June they began to explore the inside of the country with other emigrants. They ended up in Detroit. From here they settled in the country near that city. The Detroit countryside was of a swampy nature, and few areas were inhabited. Former German immigrants met them, advised them against the purchase of this country, because of the swampy conditions. Valentin Klapp did not like his experiences in America. Homesickness had come over him and he decided to go back to Germany. Since, however, he had not saved enough money he remained until he had earned enough. He left his three sons in America, in order to make money for their return trip. On 2 August 1847 he left to Germany again on an American three-master ship. He shudders to thinks of this return trip, because except for him, there were only Englishmen and Irelanders on board. He was treated by them in an inhuman way and inconsiderately. Beside stormy weather, came also a predatory crew, who applied their rule by force and he was stolen from. He continued his life and his three sons never returned to Germany, their fate is unknown.	Family: Valentine Klapp / Maria Katharina Regenauer (F145)
277	Excerpt from Haskell Family in North America - Descendants of William Haskell and Elinor Foule Website: http://hfa.haskells.net/haskellfamilyna/pafg07.htm#14335 Ensign William HASKELL was born on 06 Nov 1670 in Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts. He married Abigail DAVIS on 08 Sep 1692 in Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA. He was buried on Jan 1730/31 in Ancient Cemetery (Second Parish Burying Ground), West Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts. He died on 17 Jan 1730/31 in Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts. He was known by the title of Ensign. William inherited his father's mill and he also engaged in agricultural pursuits, but his chief means of livelihood was fishing. Even before his father died he was a mariner. His success was relatively great, as we find that at his death he left an estate of £2565 which included vessels, warehouses, saltfish and a "negro man." During his lifetime he displayed a more than average interest in town affairs, was a selectman, and also a deacon in his church for a few years before his death. He was better known as "Ensign", which name was derived from his office in the Military Company. Reference: Chronicles of the Haskell Family Ira J. Haskell Ellis Printing Company, Lynn, Massachusetts, 1943 Pages 182-183 They had the following children: 1) William Haskell, Captain b.abt. 1693 d.29 Jun 1752 2) Mark Haskell b.10 Aug 1695, d.abt. 1775 3) Elizabeth Haskell b.29 Nov 1696. 4) Abigail Haskell b.16 Aug 1699, d.bef. 1735. 5) Jacob Haskell b.bef. 1703 Gloucester, Essex, MA, d.bef. 1731. 6) James Haskell b.04 Jun 1703 Gloucester, Essex, MA, d.01 Aug 1703 Gloucester, Essex, MA. 7) Jemimah Haskell b.01 Dec 1704, prob. Gloucester. 8) Jedidiah Haskell b.31 Jul 1708 Gloucester, Essex, MA, d.17 Aug 1708 Gloucester, Essex, MA. 9) Keziah Haskell b.28 Feb 1710/1711 Gloucester, Essex, MA, d.13 May 1732 Gloucester, Essex, MA, buried in Ancient Cemetery, West Gloucester, Essex, MA. Keziah married Samuel Herrick, son of Samuel Herrick & Sarah Leach on 03 Jan 1730/1731 in Gloucester, Essex, MA. Samuel b.25 Jan 1704/1705 Beverly, Essex, MA, d.11 Sep 1764 Gloucester, Essex, MA. Samuel b.16 Nov 1702 in Beverly, Essex, MA. 10) James Haskell b.24 Sep 1712, d.bef.13 May 1798.	Haskell, Deacon William (I1644)
278	Explorer. Marie-Thérèse Guyon-Cadillac was the first white woman ever to cross the 750 miles of uncharted and hostile Iroquois Territory (Quebec to Detroit through Lake Ontario) days after the signing of a peace treaty in 1701 between France and the Iroquois forces. This undaunted explorer, settler, and businesswoman risked her life to prove France's faith in the new treaty. She joined her husband at le Detroit to transform Fort Pontchartrain into a real settlement. As one of only two pioneer women at the fort she took on many responsibilities; including hiring voyageurs and signing contracts. In the absence of a surgeon, as the first lady of the manor she automatically became the colony's doctor to the 200 habitants and to the four thousand neighboring Indians. Twice, during her husband's recalls to Quebec, she remained at the fort as a token of the fort's stability and to staunchly defend the Cadillac's interests. Marie-Thérèse's life is a story of courage and determination, piety, intelligence, business acumen, and outstanding devotion to humanity. She cast personal safety aside to achieve what she believed in; the settling of Detroit. There, she became an example of womanhood at its best, undaunted by danger and prejudice. Without her presence, Fort Pontchartrain would never have grown into one of the nation's largest cities.	Guyon, Marie Therese (I3480)
279	Élisabeth Boucher Dit Desrosiers	Boucher, Elisabeth (I3479)
280	Family Reunion A family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Belongie in Brampton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Belongie are the parents of Alfred and George Belongie, local residents. Those attending the reunion were: Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ketchmark and daughter Therese, Les Connors, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Belongie and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred LaFond of Flint; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Belongie of Gladstone and Mr. and Mrs. George Belongie and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Belongie of Nahma. The Escanaba Daily Press Escanaba, Delta, Michigan, United States Thursday, June 2, 1949 Page 8	Family: Joseph Edward Belanger, Jr. / Mary Benoit (F446)
281	Family Search Burial Record states DOD 28 Feb 1873 (No physical document)	Zornig, Claus Jacob (I8925)
282	Family Search Film:#004674238 Michigan Marriages, 1822-1995 Description Name index to marriage records from the state of Michigan. Microfilm copies of these records are available at the Family History Library and Family History Centers. Due to privacy laws, recent records may not be displayed. The year range represents most of the records. A few records may be earlier or later.	Family: Charles William Adams, Jr. / Lois Ann Denewitt (F1753)
283	Family Search Film:#004674238 Michigan Marriages, 1822-1995 Description Name index to marriage records from the state of Michigan. Microfilm copies of these records are available at the Family History Library and Family History Centers. Due to privacy laws, recent records may not be displayed. The year range represents most of the records. A few records may be earlier or later.	Family: Charles William Adams, Jr. / Christine Sue McCoy (F1759)
284	Family Search Film:#004674238 Michigan Marriages, 1822-1995 Description Name index to marriage records from the state of Michigan. Microfilm copies of these records are available at the Family History Library and Family History Centers. Due to privacy laws, recent records may not be displayed. The year range represents most of the records. A few records may be earlier or later.	Family: David John Hodges / Christine Sue McCoy (F1763)
285	Family Search Tree: DOB: 10 Jul 1811	Belanger, Marie Celeste (I2632)
286	Family Search Wisconsin, Death Records, 1867-1907 Lists her as Mary Boyla	Belanger, Mary Josephine (I2117)
287	FamilySearch.org lists Valentin birth as: 3 April 1831 in Schifferstadt, Bayern, Germany "Deutschland Geburten und Taufen, 1558-1898," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NCTH-MN5 : accessed 14 August 2015), Valentin Klapp, ; citing Schifferstadt, Bayern, Germany; FHL microfilm 197,566. His Death Certificate lists his birth as: 10 Apr 1830 in Germany	Klapp, Valentine (I367)
288	Feb 1939: Name Listed As Zella Mae Bailey; Apr 1942: Name Listed As Zella Bailey Culp; Oct 1942: Name Listed As Zella Mae Culp; Oct 1956: Name Listed As Joyce Baylee Considine; : Name Listed As Joyce Baylee; 20 May 2004: Name Listed As Joyce B Considine Close	Bailey, Zella Mae (I6174)
289	February 4, 2010 ~ Pine Journal, Cloquet, Minn. Myrtle Elizabeth Blair Maki, 91, of Cromwell, Minn., died Tuesday, Jan., 26, 2010, at St. Mary's Medical Center in Duluth, Minn. She was born in 1918 in Kaukauna, Wis., to Joseph and Marvel Blair. She was raised and attended school in Cloquet. Myrtle married Arthur Maki on Jan. 21, 1939, in Cloquet. Myrtle and Arthur farmed the "Sunnyside Dairy" in Cloquet until moving to Cromwell in 1955. There she worked at the Trolley Cafe and later in Villa Vista Nursing Home. Myrtle loved cooking, gardening and birds. She loved to watch her grandchildren play basketball. Myrtle was preceded in death by her husband, Arthur; infant daughter, Harriet; and brothers, Joseph Blair and Chester Blair. She is survived by her son, Richard Maki of Barnum, Minn.; daughters, Rita (Don) Clark and Judy (Don) Line, both of Cromwell, and Jeanne (Claude) Woodward of Cloquet, Minn.; sister, Dolores Johnson of Little Chute, Wis.; sister-in-law, Helen Maki of Carlton, Minn.; grandchildren, Beth, Theresa (Travis), Keith, Heidi (Mick), Aaron and Corbin; and three great-grandchildren, Clark, Cameron and Cooper. The family would like to thank the nurses and staff of ninth floor west in St. Mary's Hospital for their special care of Myrtle. Visitation will be held Saturday, Jan. 30, from 1 p.m. until the 2 p.m. funeral service in Atkins-Northland Funeral Home, 801 14th St., Cloquet, with a lunch following in the Fireside Room of the funeral home. Spring burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery in Cromwell. Arrangements entrusted to Atkins-Northland Funeral Home, 218-879-7184. To sign the guest book and offer an online tribute, see www.atkinsnorthlandfuneralhome.com.	Blair, Myrtle Elizabeth (I1232)
290	Find A Grave lists DOB as 28 Sep 1911 His World War II Draft Registration lists DOB as 25 Jul 1911	Stone, Oliver Burton Jr. (I4378)
291	Find-A-Grave and Baptism Record lists the DOB as 16 Jun 1876	Cavil, William (I1263)
292	Find-A-Grave list DOB as May 1887, Death Certificate lists it as 12 Jul 1885	Laird, Hannah May (I4935)
293	Find-A-Grave listed DOB as 17 Sep 1910, but the Wisconsin Birth records lists DOB as 25 Sep 1910.	Belongia, Leonard "Lee" (I4868)
294	Find-A-Grave lists DOB as 18 Feb 1879	Moore, Jacob H. (I4115)
295	Find-A-Grave says DOB: 18 Oct 1884	Cavil, Mary Elizabeth (I456)
296	First St Pauls German Evangelical Lutheran Congregation Church, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States	Steinbach, Albert Rudolph Wilhelm (I3971)
297	Florida Death Index states DOB: 24 Jul 1890	Golden, Clarence Eugene (I3998)
298	Found 2 Marriage Records for Roy Borgstrom and Carrie Campbell on Family Search: 14 May 1920 - Escanaba, Delta, Michigan 26 Oct 1929 - Sault Ste Marie, Chippewa, Michigan	Family: Roy Victor Borgstrom / Carrie Ray Campbell (F1514)
299	Found dead in his bed. Crippled invalid since birth - a mere skeleton at data of death	Wills, Frank John "Buddy" Jr. (I4427)
300	Four Generations of Children Mourn Death of Mrs Sarah Bricco Grenier. The recent death of Mrs. Sarah Bricco-Grenier, aged 92, a former resident of this city, occurring at her home near Bear Creek marked the passing of a women declared to be the mother of more descendants than any other women in the United States. She left a total of 403 offspring, extending into the fifth generation. Traveling by steamboat and team Mrs Grenier with her husband, Saul Bricco, to whom she was married November 21, 1853, in a little village on the shores of Lake Champlain, came west the following spring, settling in this city. They resided here until 1870 when they moved to Outagamie County and located on a farm near the Town of Maple Creek. Ten of Mrs Grenier's 11 children are still living in various parts of Wisconsin and the eldest, Mrs M. J. Monty, of Bear Creek, 72 years old, mother of 15 children numbers her own descendants past the 100 mark. A son, William Bricco, was the father of 16 children. Mrs. Grenier kept a sheep and each year spun its wool on a old fashioned spinning wheel, knitting the yarn into stockings which she sold to obtain money for small articles she desired. Her last fleece was spun last summer and final pair of stocking was knit last may. Mrs. Grenier was born at Grand Maltice, Canada, January 1, 1934. Mr Solomon Bricco was killed May 14, 1877. He was felling a tree when his dog ran under the falling trunk. Mr Bricco ran to drive it from danger and was struck down. He was 94 years of age. Several years later Mrs Bricco married Oliver Grenier of Northport, who died after a few years. Mrs Grenier's children included Mrs Mary Jane Monty of Bear Creek, Saul Bricco of New London, Mrs Philomena Roberts and Mrs Sarah Ann Balthazar of the Town of Deer Creek, Mrs Agnes Balthazar of Maple Creek (at whose home she died) William Bricco of Elderon, Mrs Jessie Balthazar of Whittenberg. Another daughter, Mrs Adeline Belongia of New London, died December 18, 1925. The youngest daughter is 60 years of age. The Grandchildren number 121.	Tuft, Sarah Mary (I1268)