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1	(Oppenheim Luth. Chbk.)	Family: F684
2	(or at Somerset, England)	Family: F670
3	1900 Census shows married 8 years, zero children.	Family: F1320
4	1900 Census states married 12 years. married by JP, D A Reavis	Family: F923
5	1900 Census states married 26 years	Family: F363
6	1910 census lists married 39 years	Family: F1257
7	1910 census shows married for 15 years.	Family: F924
8	1910 Census states married 13 years. married by D A Reavis, JP	Family: F922
9	1910 Census states married 35 years	Family: F57
10	1910 Census states married 8 years	Family: F934
11	1910 census states they were married 9 years	Family: F66
12	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: F1640
13	a note on the tree n/c indicates Ruth and Harold had no children or no children who lived to adulthood.	Family: F1660
14	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1650
15	A transcript of the marriage record (probably written by Mrs. James W. Goodrich) shows Charley W. Goodrich of Manton, CA married to Evina Worden Borden of Lowrey, CA on July 1, 1910 in an Episcopal Church in Red Bluff, Tehama County, CA.	Family: F595
16	according to 1900 census states married 9 years, also older children in the house so i suspect James was married previously, the two younger ones appear to be Sarah Elizabeth's children	Family: F1042
17	According to notes written March 2, 1960 by Gladys Evina Borden Chapman, Leonard was married to an Indian squaw. But see also the letter written in the mid-1940s by Flo Mann. She states that it was Leonard's father who married an Indian. Still another letter (from Muriel Meeker who descends from Philena, daughter of Samuel Montross Worden) tells the following story: "There was an elderly man who lived next door in a house that Katherine [Mann Kipp] own[ed], who was a relative. She never let me meet him. She asked him who the father of Samuel Montross Worden was. He told her, Leonard Worden and when his wife, Sara Montros died, he had an American Indian squaw come live with him. We come from the Indian." A letter from Bev Murray states that Sarah Montross' mother was an Indian. (Copies of all three letters are in DJW files.)	Family: F610
18	according to the 1910 census, they state they have been married 5 years.	Family: F1651
19	Ada was from Whiteport at the time of her marriage	Family: F35
20	age of marriage on 1930 census states 22	Family: F91
21	American Ancestry also states that Jacob was born before 1750, died 1820, and served in the Rev. Army.	Family: F56
22	and they were early settlers of Matinecock	Family: F648
23	Ann Els, wid/o the late Peter Bitzer from Nister, md. Peter Jung....	Family: F300
24	at Newell LaBonte house, Fishing Ground; witnesses were Newell, Eve, Joseph & Mary R. LaBonte. Minerva and her brother James were married together on the same day.	Family: F596
25	banns at Bergen, New Jersey, 22 July, 1683. per New York G & B Record vol. 40 (1909) #3 p. 191. Marie Kellog tree gives marriage location as Queens. No source data. Ancestry World Tree - Family Information printout (see tab 9) gives marriage place as Bergen, New Jersey.	Family: F634
26	because Rebecca was still living at the time William made his will	Family: F650
27	both of Clermont. The source noted is an unpublished list of records from subject church, cited in a letter from Kinship (Arthur M. Kelly) to Doris Wheeler, 9 Aug 1997. This record further shows Jacob to be a farmer.	Family: F109
28	by the Methodist Pastor, Reverand William Blake	Family: F761
29	census states married 21 years	Family: F1695
30	Census states married in Census year	Family: F440
31	Christ Ev. Lutheran Church, Germantown, Columbia County, New York	Family: F45
32	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F2
33	divorce	Family: F1185
34	divorce	Family: F1186
35	divorce	Family: F1194
36	divorce	Family: F1195
37	divorce	Family: F1479
38	Eva Scott's book, The Van Etten Family, shows the wife to be Annetje Arians Van Amsterdam (deserted wife of Aert Petersen Tack). Marriage record (p. 501, # 16) shows: "Jacob Jansen, j.m., of Etten, in Brabant, and Annetje Arians, of Amsterdam, deserted wife of Aaert Pietersen Tack, both resid. here [in Wiltwyck, now Kingston]. First publication of Banns, 28 Dec. 1664; second, 4 Jan; third, 11 Jan. 1665."	Family: F599
39	Fabulous website on church and the church history http://www.angelfire.com/ny4/lutheranparish/history/Viewmonte/history.html	Family: F36
40	from Gersfeld in Fuldischen land	Family: F688
41	had registered his intention to marry on 22 Nov 1701 in the Albany Dutch Church. He was married as Andries Davison.	Family: F635
42	He married Della Freeman on November 13 1885. Rev.Chas. H. McCormick performed the ceremony. Vinton County Ohio.Lists Marion as 21 and Della as 18. Marriage License # 1187	Family: F8
43	he of Clermont, she of Red Hook	Family: F50
44	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F122
45	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1305
46	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1306
47	http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ipftphillips&id=I20387 possibly 1861, seems they may have been in Tallapoosa AL b4 the war	Family: F149
48	I believe this to be the marriage certificate of Mary C Phillips Perry and Daniel C Murphy. Mary was married to Ellis M Perry before she married Daniel as determined by 1850 census and will of Mary C Muprhy listing her sons Ellis and Benjamin Perry. This is not the original marriage records they were destroyed in a court house fire. This was found in the collection of restored marriages for Hamilton County. This is not the original restored marriage but a copy, i believe H was transcribed incorrectly from M for Mary. This is the only marriage found between and Daniel C Murphy and Perry. My Daniel C Murphy ancestor always used the middle initial C. The other Daniel Murphy of close in age does not use an initial.	Family: F33
49	It is possible that soon after the 1900 census was taken, Evina either visited or went to live with her sister Noella Tallmadge in New Jersey. This suggests that she met Aaron Borden there, especially since her second child with Borden was born there in 1908. (The first child named Noella died in infancy.)	Family: F594
50	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1268