The Genealogy of the Family of Gamaliel Gerould, Son of Dr. Jacques (or James) Jerauld: Of the Province of Languedoc, France |
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... Barton , Jan. 15 , 1841 , who d . May 5 , 1881. She d . March 24 , 1883. He was a native of Rhode Island . They resided in East Smithfield . He was a justice of the peace for many years ; also a representative in the state legislature ...
... Barton , Jan. 15 , 1841 , who d . May 5 , 1881. She d . March 24 , 1883. He was a native of Rhode Island . They resided in East Smithfield . He was a justice of the peace for many years ; also a representative in the state legislature ...
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... Barton C. McVannan , b . May 13 , 1842. Served in Co. F , 6th Pa . Reserves , and afterward enlisted in a veteran regiment . He was captured Aug. 19 , 1864 , and confined at Libby , Salisbury and Andersonville prisons until March , 1865 ...
... Barton C. McVannan , b . May 13 , 1842. Served in Co. F , 6th Pa . Reserves , and afterward enlisted in a veteran regiment . He was captured Aug. 19 , 1864 , and confined at Libby , Salisbury and Andersonville prisons until March , 1865 ...
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... Barton , Vt . CHILDREN : 450 ( 1 ) Frank Moody Lovewell , b . Oct. 11 , 1849 , in Newport , N. H .; m . Emily A. Sellow , July 15 , 1871. He is a turner in Barton , Vt . 451 ( 2 ) Lillian A. Lovewell , b . Nov. 20 , 1850 ; d . in ...
... Barton , Vt . CHILDREN : 450 ( 1 ) Frank Moody Lovewell , b . Oct. 11 , 1849 , in Newport , N. H .; m . Emily A. Sellow , July 15 , 1871. He is a turner in Barton , Vt . 451 ( 2 ) Lillian A. Lovewell , b . Nov. 20 , 1850 ; d . in ...
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... Barton was chosen chair- man , and , after prayer by Rev. J. H. Nason , Dr. H. Gerould , of Cleveland , Ohio , gave a brief outline of the genealogy of the Jerauld- Gerould family . Dr. Gerould was followed by Dr. D. Bullock , the first ...
... Barton was chosen chair- man , and , after prayer by Rev. J. H. Nason , Dr. H. Gerould , of Cleveland , Ohio , gave a brief outline of the genealogy of the Jerauld- Gerould family . Dr. Gerould was followed by Dr. D. Bullock , the first ...
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... Barton was elected chairman , and Otis G. Gerould , marshall . After singing " All Together Again , " an address of wel- come was given by C. M. Gerould , of Athens , Pa . , and the response by J. A. Gerould , of Warren , Pa . Dr. H ...
... Barton was elected chairman , and Otis G. Gerould , marshall . After singing " All Together Again , " an address of wel- come was given by C. M. Gerould , of Athens , Pa . , and the response by J. A. Gerould , of Warren , Pa . Dr. H ...
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Abel Adella Allen Amanda April 15 April 29 Ballentine Barton Bennett Rice Betsey Boston Bosworth Campbell carpenter charges are paid Charles Chatfield Cheever Child CHILDREN Clarissa Congregational church Conn Cranmer debts and funeral DESCENDANTS OF JABEZ Durfey Dutee Jerauld East Smithfield edict Edwin Elizabeth Elmira Emeline Emma Ephraim farmer in Burlington farmer in East Florilla Frances funeral charges Gama Gavett graduated Harriet Hatch Hiram Hoose Hoyt Huguenots Jabez Gerould Jabez,3 Gamaliel James Jerauld Jane Jerusha Jerusha Gerould John July 14 July 20 June 13 June 22 Keene Keith Lamb's Creek large number liel2 Louisa Lyman March 14 March 25 Maria Martha Mary Gerould Mass Mattoon McVannan Medfield merchant Minn Newton North Attleboro OTIS GIBSON Rebecca resided reunion Rice,5 Susanna Gerould Rindge Samuel Samuel,3 Gamaliel Sarah Seeley Sept Stoddard Sumner Susan Theodore Tompkinson Towner Watkins William Wood Wrentham Ziba
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