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Moved to America | Nilsdotter Anna (I1363)
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Moved to America in 1867 with wife and six children. | Nilsson Thomas (I1355)
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Moved to Ashland County, OH in about 1830 from York County, PA (http://genealogytrails.com/ill/richland/biosj-l.html) | Kipp George, Sr (I19)
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Moved to Madison, SD in 1974. | Nelson Vernor DeRyan (I382)
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Moved to Richland (now Ashland) County, Ohio in 1831. He purchased a farm and resided there until his death on April 15, 1833. | Wolf John, Sr (I22)
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Mover to Moody County, SD at age of ten with her parents. After marriage lived in Chester, SD but moved to Flandreau, SD in 1911. | Wilcox Eugenia Stella (I300)
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Name spelled as Gibb on tombstone. | Kipp Alexander (I1512)
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Naturalization on Apr. 11, 1882 in Minnehaha, Dakota Territory. | Nelson Hans (I297)
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Nepueskun Cemetery, Winnebago, Wisconsin. 2nd Addition, Lot 54, Site 4FS | Otto Claude Enzine (I2125)
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Nepueskun Cemetery, Winnebago, Wisconsin. 2nd Addition, Lot 54, Site 5FS | Hildebrand Ella T. (I2129)
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Nepueskun Cemetery, Winnebago, Wisconsin. A Original, Lot 55, Site 6FN | Otto Julius J. (I2124)
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Nepueskun Cemetery, Winnebago, Wisconsin. A Original, Lot 55, Site 6FN | Otto Raymond M. (I2126)
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Nepueskun Cemetery, Winnebago, Wisconsin. Section A Original, Lot 17 Site 4FN | LNU Angeline (I1035)
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Nepueskun Cemetery, Winnebago, Wisconsin. Section A Original, Lot 17 Site 7FN | Wilcox Melissa (I1036)
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Nepueskun Cemetery, Winnebago, Wisconsin. Section A Original, Lot 17 Site 8FN. | Wilcox Gilbert (I1037)
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Nepueskun Cemetery, Winnebago, Wisconsin. A Original, Lot 55, Site 7FN | Weed Mamie D. (I2127)
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Newberry State Hospital, Pentland Township, Luce, Michigan, USA | Granite Gustava Margurite (I1732)
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Newspaper article mentions Fairview Cemetery on day of burial and Harristown the day prior. | Andrews Reuben Franklin (I1615)
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No record found of marriage. Gave birth to a child, Hermund Pedersen that is noted as illegit. | Family F156
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Not listed in 1850 nor 1860 census with other family members. | Kipp Elizabeth (I1425)
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Not listed in 1880 family census. | Hites Sylvester (I1431)
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Not mentioned in 1850 or 1860 Census, NY
Shown in 1860 census in Leon, Waushara County, WI
Shown in 1870 census in Nevada, Mower, MN as wife of James Patterson
Shown in 1880 census in Peabody, Marion, Kansas as wife of James Patterson and a nine year old grand daughter names Emma Clark born about 1871.
Shown in 1900 and 1920 census in Peabody, Marion, Kansas as a widow. | Luce Lucy Calista (I598)
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Note date of death and the date of birth of her son Raymond M. Otto. | Wilcox Melissa (I1036)
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Note: !Maybe of Welsh descent,or from Isle of Jersey,or from Normandy.Probably from the Gloucestershire & Bristol areas of England.Possable parents are Israel Luce & Remember Munson per book "American Descendants of Henry Luce of Martha's Vineyard"by M.F.McCourt;etal. FHL# 929.273/L962a, Vol.1, Pg.16.1992 Also Pos. Father's name was Abraham or John from St. James Parish, Horton,Gloucestershire,Eng.Sources:"Hist. of Martha's Vineyard."by Charles E. Banks.FHL#974.494/H2b,1966, Vol.2, Pg.54-56. (Luce Ends - RootsWeb) | Luce Henry (I643)
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Nov 1936, Entered Yankton State Hospital, Yankton | Bauman Susanna (I5)
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Occupation in 1918 per WW I Registration Card was elevator agent for Acme Grain Co. | Leathart James Gordon (I603)
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Occupation on WW I Registration was Rural Mail Carrier | Leathart Stanley (I1758)
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Oregon Trail State Veterans Cemetery, Plot C-463 | Kipp Margaret Jean (I162)
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Oregon Trail State Veterans Cemetery, Plot C-463 | Reimer Henry Jay (I163)
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Owned 172.5 acres of land in Richland County, IL of which 130 was under cultivation. Clearings and improvements made by him. | Kipp George William, Jr (I16)
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Owned and operated a boarding house at Sinai and Chester. (Flandreau ?) | Wilcox Eugenia Stella (I300)
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PA Archives list Henry Kipp as private in a company of militia commanded by Captain Henry Good and they performed a tour of duty under order of the Governor date 26th Aug. 1814 in York County, PA. Later article in the Decatur Republican of Decatur, IL dated 21st March 1872 stated that John Hanouff lost his contract for keeping Henry Kipp because he had a pension from the government for services in the War of 1812. | Kipp Henry (I862)
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Palatines imported in the Ship Samuel & Elizabeth, Wm. Chilton, Comr, from Rotterdam. Qualified Sept. 30, 1740 | Schall Catherine Elizabeth (I788)
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Palatines imported in the Ship Samuel & Elizabeth, Wm. Chilton, Comr, from Rotterdam. Qualified Sept. 30, 1740. Immigrated to Philadelphia, with wife and child Eva Elisabeth
Per Ancestry.com: Immigrated with wife and child named Eva Elizabeth. Source Information: Gale Research. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006. Original data: Filby, P. William, ed.. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s. Farmington Hills, MI, USA: Gale Research, 2006. | Schnug Johannes Theis (I787)
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Paralysis | Brown Amanda A. (I289)
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Parish record states date of birth as Dec. 20, 1846 but grave marker states date of birth as Dec. 22, 1846. | Norstrom Gustava Karoline (I296)
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Per document by Gene and Vivian Kipp. After moving to Sundance worked as a carpenter and a painter. Also worked on the road from Sundance to Beulah WY. He purchased the mail route from Sundance WY to Spearfish SD from Fred Schloredt in 1932. In 1931 he added a freight between Sundance and Deadwood, SD. Applied for certificate from Interstate Commerce Commission in 1938 as a common carrier for interstate transportation which he received on July 23, 1941. Along with the mail and freight, other items were bread, milk, groceries, and dry cleaning. Purchased the theatre equipment in 1943 and operated the theatre until 1963. | Kipp Earl Lloyd (I2)
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Per RootsWeb - Luce Ends: !DEATH: have copy of obit. Prob.Dayton,OH.newspaper. All siblings living in Dayton,OH in 1938 when Amanda died.
CEM.INSCRIPT:Greene Co.,OH. Bk.#977.174.V3g, vol.6, Pg.68.
Member of Church of the Brethren in Zimmerman,OH in 1938
DEATH CERTIF.: Zimmerman,Greene Co.OH. Film #2023560, Certif.#22318 Apr.1938. Gives mothers maiden name and both parents place of birth, per her son, Edward Bailey. Says she was born 2 Jul 1867 and was 70yrs,9mo,15dys old at death. Date of birth 12 Jul 1867 from family letters. | Kipp Amanda D. (I1135)
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Per RootsWeb - Luce Ends: Birth in Dauphin Co. per dau. Amanda's death certif.
DEATH REC:Ohio deaths,Montgomery Co., Film# 1,992,496, Certif.#23821, Apr1924
father's name on death certif. per son Irvin. Mother unknown.
CEM.INSCRIPT.:Greene Co.OH. Bk.#977.174.V3g, vol.6, Pg.32. Hawker Cem. | Kipp Reuben (I895)
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Phoenix, AZ city directory of 1947-48 lists Harry H and Ethna Kipp 728 W Fillmore | Kipp Harry Huston (I1220)
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Phoenix, AZ directory of 1936 lists Harry H and Clara E Kipp living at 712 E Willetta | Kipp Harry Huston (I1220)
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Premature Birth. | Wilcox Robert Rollie (I590)
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Previously had cemetery as Mt Tunnel Cemetery in Elizabethtown in Lancaster. Death date of Sept 11, 1877. Birth date of Jan 16 1847. | LNU Annie (I1485)
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Private, Cumberland County Militia, Middletton Township
Capt. James Douglas / Thomas Gibson, 1st Company, 2nd Battalion, Cumberland County
Vol. 6, Page 179 Pennsylvania State Archives | Wolf Johann Jacob (I658)
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priviligert (mid wife) | Sivertsdotter Brinkmann Mari (I1368)
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Pvt Army Air Forces | Carlson Carl Paul (I1014)
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Records exist that state a Johan Henrich Kipp imigrated to the US via Philadelphia, PA in 1752 on the Richard and Mary from Rotterdam. This individual may be Henry Kipp himself, but I could find no records to confirm this. The first name for many Germans was after a saint ie JOHN or a variation of that and the middle name was the one they used. Age to be listed on immigration records at that time was 16 or older. A John Kipp is on the tax rolls of Lancaster County in 1771. I feel this John Kipp was an individual who immigrated in about 1754. A Michael Kipp imigrated in about 1749 but it appears he stayed in the Philadelphia, PA area. | Kipp Henry (I816)
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Relocated to Olney, Richland County, IL in Oct. 1852 from Ashland County, OH. | Kipp George William, Jr (I16)
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Residence at marriage was Lund. | Hansson Nils (I748)
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Residence in 1930 Elkhorn, Walworth, WI | Bishop Eugene Novel (I89)
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