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1	a note on Ancestry World Tree indicates both Ellen and Frank died in the 1918 NY Flu within days or weeks of each other.	Family: F1626
2	a note on the tree n/c indicates Ruth and Harold had no children or no children who lived to adulthood.	Family: F1646
3	__________ Relationship to Reece-Thornton Genealogy Database Compiler: First Cousin-In-Law, Twice Removed __________ Censuses: 1920 1930 __________	Ada L.
4	maybe buried in Washington County, TN	Alice
5	__________ Censuses: 1870 1880 1900 1910, Texas, Navarro County, Precinct #1, SD 6, ED 74, Page 4A, Sheet 17A, Dwelling 321, Family 326, 9 May 1910, Ancestry.com Image 31. 1920, Texas, Navarro County, Precinct No 1, Town of Emhouse, SD 6, ED 138, Page 6A, Sheet 6A, Dwelling 42, Family 43, 14 Jan 1920, Ancestry.com Image 11. 1930? __________	Alice L.
6	__________ Censuses: 1900 1910 1920, Texas, Navarro County, Precinct No 1, Town of Emhouse, SD 6, ED 138, Page 6A, Sheet 6A, Dwelling 42, Family 43, 14 Jan 1920, Ancestry.com Image 11. 1930, Texas, Navarro County, City of Corsicana, Ward 4, 300 S. 31st St., SD 16, ED 175-8, Page 157B, Sheet 13B, Dwelling 310, Family 368, 12 Apr 1930, Ancestry.com Image 26. __________	Alice Lou
7	found a data base that suggested last name may be Snyder.	Catherine
8	__________ Name: Name listed as "Ora" in the 1920 Navarro County, Texas, Census. __________ Censuses: 1900 1910 1920, Texas, Navarro County, Justice Precinct 1, District 13, Corsicana and Oak Valley Road, SD 6, ED 139, Page 40B, Sheet 17B, Dwelling 314, Family 319, 19 Feb 1920, Ancestry.com Image 34. 1930, Texas, Navarro County, City of Corsicana, Ward 4, 2016 West Ninth Ave., SD 16, ED 175-8, Page 158B, Sheet 14B, Dwelling 330, Family 330, 14 Apr 1930, Ancestry.com Image 28. __________	Dora M.
9	was granted letters of administration as his wife in the estate of William Frost Esq. of Oyster Bay.	Eleanor
10	This is the mother shown by Pastor Kocherthal for these later children. However, it is possible that he transposed the mother's name. In that case, perhaps Johann Wilhelm had only one wife for all his children. "The mother of Valentin's later ch. bpt. by Pastor Kochenthal was called Elisabetha Maria - and not Maria Elisabetha, as was the wife in Germany. Even though Valentin's initial entry on the Hunter Lists shows only 1 pers. over 10 yrs. of age and 1 pers. under 10, it is possible that Kocherthal transposed Valentin's wife's name from Maria Elisabetha to Elisabetha Maria, as the 1st wife's brother Johann Peter Becker continues to sp. the family in America; thus it is difficult to determine with certainty if Valentin married twice (HJ)."This is the mother shown by Pastor Kocherthal for these later children. However, it is possible that he transposed the mother's name. In that case, perhaps Johann Wilhelm had only one wife for all his children. "The mother of Valentin's later ch. bpt. by Pastor Kochenthal was called Elisabetha Maria - and not Maria Elisabetha, as was the wife in Germany. Even though Valentin's initial entry on the Hunter Lists shows only 1 pers. over 10 yrs. of age and 1 pers. under 10, it is possible that Kocherthal transposed Valentin's wife's name from Maria Elisabetha to Elisabetha Maria, as the 1st wife's brother Johann Peter Becker continues to sp. the family in America; thus it is difficult to determine with certainty if Valentin married twice (HJ)."	Elisabetha Maria
11	born before 1706, per Southard Gazette	Hannah
12	Mary Worden's will is dated 6 Mar. 1686, probated 31 May 1687 and was published in "Mayflower Descendants", Vol. 3, p. 201. The original is filed in Barnstable County, Probate Records, Cape Cod. Her will names one son, Samuel, and three daughters, Mary Burge, Mercy Winslow and Martha Seaverns.	Mary
13	__________ Censuses: 1910 1920 1930, Texas, Navarro County, City of Corsicana, Ward 3, 900 N. 22 St., SD 16, E 175-6, Page 112B, Sheet 8B, Dwelling 183, Family 194, 8 Apr 1930, Ancestry.com Image 16. __________	Pearl
14	From "The Barent Jacobsen Cool Family," Richard H. Benson, Newbury Street Press, Boston, 2001. Barent Jacobsen Cool sailed to New Amsterdam, possibly from Amsterdam as a sailor in late 1632 on the ship Soutberg, which arrived in April 1633 with 140 soldiers. At that time, New Amsterdam, now New York City, had a population of only 400 to 500 people. On June 8, 1633, he and six others signed a treaty with the Sickename Indians for purchasing land on the Connecticut River. The cost was recorded as 27 rolls of cloth, 6 axes, 6 kettles, 18 knives, and other articles. This was done to halt English exploration of the land. Barent's group also built a trading house called "The House of Good Hope" and fortified it with several cannons. Barent returned to Amsterdam by November 16, 1635. At that time, he and a gold wiremaker named Jacob Hanssen lodged a complaint about withholding pay from officers of the West India Company returning to Amsterdam on the ship Eendracht against Lubbert van Dincklagen, the former sheriff of New Netherland. Van Dincklagen said it was part of dispute with the director-general of the colony, named Wouter van Twiller. Barent sailed on the ship Den Dolphyn to New Amsterdam in early 1638 with his father-in-law, Leendert Arentsen DeGrauw. It is presumed that his wife and her brothers and sisters were also on board. On April 19, 1638, the crew of the Den Dolphyn made a formal complaint to the provincial secretary about how the ship leaked during the voyage and that the captain had not provided enough food for the passengers. Barent and DeGrauw testified that several children belonging to Jan Schepmoes and his wife didn't receive enough food. Barent later was captain of the yacht Amsterdam between 1638 and 1644. He sailed on the Hudson River and was a river pilot for other boats. On April 13, 1654, Barent became a wine and beer carrier for the Dutch West India Company. He watched the company warehouse and was appointed by the New Amsterdam burgomasters as an exciseman. He, along with Joost Goderus, boarded ships in New Amsterdam, searched their contents, and levied duty on the goods they found. On September 21, 1663, Barent was appointed as a public porter and was elected foreman (Elder of the Beer Porters) on July 17, 1665. On April 14, 1657, he was enrolled as a burgher of New Amsterdam and took an oath of allegiance to the city authorities, the States-General of the United Netherlands, and the Dutch West India Company and its director-general. After the surrender of New Amsterdam to the English in September 1664, Barent took an oath of allegiance to the king of Great Britain. Barent and his family lived in house that was owned by the West India Company. This house was on Brough (Bridge) Street. In 1668, the governor conferred title of Barent's father-in-law's land to him. This lot was on Broadway, just south of Wall Street across from the south yard of Trinity Church. The last known record of Barent Jacobsen Cool is at the baptism of his grandson in New York, dated October 21, 1671, in which he is listed as a sponsor.	Barent Jacobsen Cool (Kohl)
15	Moved across the Hudson River to Rhinebeck, Dutches s County and appeared in the tax lists for the county until 1778. He was elec ted as a surveyor for the King's Highway in April 1730. He was a farmer and o wned land on both sides of Saw Kill including 100 acres he bought from Jacob Van Bentheysen. He was listed as a freeholder in August 1740 and owned two slaves named Pamp and Bette. He signed a petition in support of the Revolutio nary War in 1775.	Simon Cool (Kohl)
16	Notes thanks to Ed Lackey Jacob may have been sent by director-General Peter S tuyvesant in 1659 to Esopus to protect it from Indian attacks. It was there t hat he met his wife Marretje. In March 1661, the residents of Esopus were or dered to build a stockade. Jacob appeared as one of the landowners and as a c ontributor toward a parsonage for a new minister. Over a period of nearly 40 years, Jacob was sued several times for nonpayment of debts. Jacob and his wife moved to New York and became members of the Dutch Reformed Church on Apr il 7, 1667. He was appointed as a wine and beer porter at the East India Comp any weighthouse in 1669, following in the footsteps of his father. His duties included buying, measuring, selling, storing, transporting, and collecting d uty. Jacob returned to Kingston in 1676 and bought a house and land. He then leased a farm in 1678 and sold a house to Nicolaes Bayard in 1685. Jacob and his son, Simon, enlisted in the militia at the fort at Kingston in 1687. In 1694, he received a grant for a lot in Kingston south of Teunis Elysse, west of Jacob Barentz Kool, and east of the lot belonging to the Dutch Reformed Ch urch. In December 1701, he signed a petitition of Protestants of New York to King William III. He was listed on the Kingston tax rolls until January 1721. From "Dutch Ancestry of the Jansen Daughters:" "Jacob Barentsen Kool, the el dest son of Barent Jacobsen Kool and Marritje, was born in 1638 on the trip t o America or shortly after their arrival at New Amsterdam. He went to Esopus (Kingston) NY on the west bank of the Hudson River about 1659 where he marrie d Marritje Sijmons, six years older than he. She was the younger sister of Jannetje Sijmons, wife of the "beer baron" Evert Pels, a Kingston brewer who grew rich transporting beer along the Hudson to New York City. "Jacob Kool a nd Marritje Sijmons had 8 children, 5 at Kingston and 3 at New York City. He was a farmer at Kingston but was appointed an excise officer at New Amsterdam . In 1665 when the English took over he returned to Kingston and died there a fter 1701. ". . .their 5th child Marretje Kool, was born at Kingston in 1666 and married there in 1683 to Johannes Juriaensen Westfall. Many of their de scendants migrated to the South Branch of the Potomac River in West Virginia in the 1740s."	Simon Jacobsen Cool (Kohl)
17	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
18	records indicate he died approx 1794 although no proof exists of his death only lack of records of him in Maryland, but i believe in 1794 he remarried after Anna Day his first wife died and moved to Ohio and had more children. in 1850 Census there is a William Allender listed as 100 years old living with Margaret Allender Lashley and George Lashley other children could include William Allender who married Sarah Lashley sister to George Lashley, and Alexander Lashley who had a child Robert who moved to Louisiana and died in Flu Epidemic if it is not this william then there is another william allender we are yet to find	William Allender ?
19	WISE Marguerite E., loving wife of Norman W. Wise of 28 years, beloved mother of Judy, grandmother of Tom, Beth and Scott, dear sister of Ann and step-mother of Gary, Patricia and Mary Lou. Friday, September 26, 2003. Age 90 years. Funeral service Tuesday, 11 A.M. at the Dalbert, Woodruff & Isenogle Funeral Home, 2880 Boudinot Avenue at Queen City. Visitation From 11 A.M. until time of service. If desired, memorials may be made to the Ladies Auxiliary, Military Order of the Purple Heart, Western Hills Unit #3620, PO Box 18183, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45218-0183.	Marquerite Achepohl
20	unknown who christopher's father is but Patricks father, Richard Scott, gave him his name and Patrick and Christopher were raised as brothers with same father.	Elmer Adamson
21	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
22	probably died in gunfight.....	Ahuja
23	married but no kids	Jai Chand Ahuja
24	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
25	1900 Census lists 6 children 3 still living	Mary Alexander
26	On 1900 Census lists 3 children 1 living, not sure if she ment living with her or still alive, assume she understood question and other 2 daughters died b4 1900	Tabitha Alexander
27	Cremated in Scottsdale, ashes buried in Galesburg.	Edwin Ambrose, Jr Crowell
28	"Van Amersfoort had a violent temper. As a result, he spent much time in court and jail. In 1668, he was exiled from the colony for physically and verbally abusing his wife and mother-in-law. Although no direct explanation has been found, it is believed that this is the reason that all of his children used the 'Van Steenbergh' surname." (Why the name Van Steenbergh was chosen is not known) Was a member of the Dutch Militia and fought with Stuyvesant in the Indian wars Jan Jansen sold the Wyldwyck estate to his wife's siblings "seven months prior to his exile" "Jan disappeared, fueling speculation that he may have been 'encouraged against his will' to disappear"	Jan* Jansen Van Amersfoort
29	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
30	Never married per Nancy Tennant Pittenger decendent of Sarah Jane Anderson	Jennie Ann Anderson
31	only 2 daughters per 1910 census	Margaret Anderson
32	daughter of William Anderson and Mrs. Jordan according to an article in Wellston Telegram first published in 1903 in the Wellston Telegram historical notes on 6/8/2004 via internet from Nancy Tennant, decendent of Sarah Jane Anderson notes on burial say evergreen in Jackson near Leo Daughter Martha Tenant was informant on Death certificate	Sarah Jane Anderson
33	unable to read Funeral Home or Cemetery, they were in Londonderry, Oh.	Sophia M Anderson
34	__________ Censuses: 1900 1910 1920, Texas, Denton County, Justice Precinct No 8, Town of Sanger, Ward 4352, SD 69, ED 68, Pages 245B and 246A, Sheets 9B and 10A, Dwelling 202, Family 214, 10 Jan 1920, Ancestry.com Images 18 and 19. 1930, Texas, Denton County, Town of Sanger, North of Street No. 8, SD 9, ED 61-28, Page 32A, Sheet 6A, Dwelling 119, Family 122, 8 Apr 1930, Ancestry.com Image 11. __________	Evalene Austin
35	Joel Bailey, 58, passed from life at 5:15 o'clock Monday afternoon at teh family home, 1016 Malinda street aftera lingering illness. The deceased was a member of the I.O.O.F. lodge. TR obit.	Joel Bailey
36	_________ Born and Died: The 1910 Jones County, Texas, Census indicates that Hattie was the mother of three children, two of whom were living in 1910. __________	Baker
37	__________ Censuses: 1910, Texas, Jones County, Justice Precinct Five, SD 16, ED 141, Page 201A, Sheet 14A, Dwelling 253, Family 261, 3 May 1910, Ancestry.com Image 27. 1920, Texas, Navarro County, Precinct 1, North of Faruss School East of Emhouse, SD 6, ED 138, Page 20B, Sheet 20B, Dwelling 278, Family 280, 9 Feb 1920, Ancestry.com Image 40. 1930? __________	Bertha Pearl Baker
38	__________ Family Researchers: W. M. "Bill" Baker __________ Censuses: 1880 1900 1910, Texas, Jones County, Justice Precinct Five, SD 16, ED 141, Page 201A, Sheet 14A, Dwelling 253, Family 261, 3 May 1910, Ancestry.com Image 27. 1920, Texas, Navarro County, Precinct 1, North of Faruss School East of Emhouse, SD 6, ED 138, Page 20B, Sheet 20B, Dwelling 278, Family 280, 9 Feb 1920, Ancestry.com Image 40. 1930, Texas, Navarro County, Justice Precinct 1, Emhouse & Rice Road, SD 16, ED 175-15, Page 248B, Sheet 5B, Dwelling 94, Family 94, 9 Apr 1930, Ancestry.com Image 10. __________	John Alfred Baker
39	__________ Censuses: 1910, Texas, Jones County, Justice Precinct Five, SD 16, ED 141, Page 201A, Sheet 14A, Dwelling 253, Family 261, 3 May 1910, Ancestry.com Image 27. 1920, Texas, Navarro County, Precinct 1, North of Faruss School East of Emhouse, SD 6, ED 138, Page 20B, Sheet 20B, Dwelling 278, Family 280, 9 Feb 1920, Ancestry.com Image 40. 1930, Texas, Navarro County, City of Corsicana, Ward 3, 900 N. 22 St., SD 16, E 175-6, Page 112B, Sheet 8B, Dwelling 183, Family 194, 8 Apr 1930, Ancestry.com Image 16. ___________	Joseph L. Baker
40	__________ Obituary: Robert Thurman Baker Robert Thurman Baker, 84, of Corsicana passed away Monday, March 10, 2003, at his residence. Visitation will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. today at Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home. Services will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Griffin-Roughton Chapel with Dr. Gary Johnson officiating and Brother Bill Honea officiating. Interment will follow at Pattison Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Jeffrey Baker, James Baker, Jeffrey Covington, Allan Thedford, Larry Haden, Bill Southard, John Spain and Chad Grant. Mr. Baker was born April 20, 1918, in Navarro County to John Alford and Hattie LouElla Baker. He was a member of Calvary Worship Center. He served in the United States Navy. He was a dozer operator for many years. He was preceded in death by his parents; and brothers and sisters, Joe Baker, Bertha Barlow, Bessie Fulton, S. A. Baker and Anna Brown. Survivors include his wife, Mary Baker of Corsicana; son and daughter-in-law, Dale and Mary Ann Baker of Austin; daughters and sons-in-law, Patricia and Bill Southard and Wanda and John Spain, all of Blooming Grove; grandchildren, Shelby and Allan Thedford, Mary Ann and Larry Haden, Heather and Chad Grant, Jeffrey Baker, James Baker, Chelsea and Jeffrey Covington and Lacy Spain; great-grandchildren, Sloan Thedford, Lauren Thedford, Zane Haden, Katherine Haden and Emma Haden; brothers and sisters-in-law, William M. and Mary Baker of Richardson and Jerry and Margie Baker of Irving; and sister, Lula Mae Smith of Corsicana. Arrangements by Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home. (From "The Corsicana Daily Sun, Corsicana, Navarro County, Texas, 11 Mar 2003.) __________ Censuses: 1920, Texas, Navarro County, Precinct 1, North of Faruss School East of Emhouse, SD 6, ED 138, Page 20B, Sheet 20B, Dwelling 278, Family 280, 9 Feb 1920, Ancestry.com Image 40. 1930, Texas, Navarro County, Justice Precinct 1, Emhouse & Rice Road, SD 16, ED 175-15, Page 248B, Sheet 5B, Dwelling 94, Family 94, 9 Apr 1930, Ancestry.com Image 10. __________	Robert Thurman Baker
41	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
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43	Social Security number 386 -- 2 8 -- 3916 Married information found in OaklandCounty Book No. 76 Page No. 1039	Boyd Merlin Balis
44	Alias: /Buell/ Social Security number 373 -- 01 -- 1178	Charles Balis
45	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
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48	worked on bryant farm http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&rank=1&gsfn=&gsln=&=&f23=Tennessee&f3=marshall&f4=district+12&f13=&rg_81004011__date=&rs_81004011__date=2&gskw=&prox=1&db=1860usfedcenancestry&ti=0&ti.si=0&gss=angs-d&pcat=35&fh=439&recid=24498132&recoff=19+20+21+32&fsk=CIAAHfMBdc-43-s&bsk=&pgoff=	Calvin Ball
49	nickname Bud was a preacher per notes on rootsweb message board living by uncle thomas on 1900 census http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/person.aspx?tid=862821&pid=-2004033873	Daniel Benjamin Ball
50	No cemetery listed on death certificate, only spouse as PF Norman and father Young Ball, no DOB only age 38,	Emma Ball