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5651

Karen is listed as Helene Pedersdatter's mother in Cai
Mygind'sbook, page 45.

Andersdatter, Karen (I5856884703)

5652

Karen Pedersdatter, 57, is listed with her husband and four
children in the 1787 census for N²rklit, Lild. In 1801 she is
listed there as a 71 year old widow in a household with son
Niels Nielsen, 32 and two servants.

Pedersdatter, Karen (I5856882235)

5653

Karla was a member of the First Church of Sebring, Ohio and attended Sebring schools.

She died as a result of medical complications due to diabetes. She and Tom had no children. Her parents were Carl Windland and Edna Talbot.

Windland, Karla (I8667768955)

5654

Ken and Hannah were divorced between 1901 and 1907, probably in Columbiana County, Ohio.

Family F7975165561

5655

Killinghaaven

Jacobsen, Peder (I5856886521)

5656

Killinghaaven

Evensen, Jacob (I5856886523)

5657

Killingkaasen (Gravning-Wasdalen)

Christensen, Peder (I5856886420)

5658

Killingkaaven

Andersdatter, Marie (I5856886522)

5659

Killingkaaven (Nyhuus)

Pedersen, Christen (I5856886517)

5660

Known as Kristina.

Aarvoll, Metta Kristina Lassedtr (I5856881161)

5661

Korsgaard is the name given on Helge M. Aanestad's Minnesota death record.

Korsgarn, Ragnhild Gunderson (I601062475)

5662

Korsgarn is the name given on the birth listing for Alert Palmer in South Dakota Births, 1856-1903 Record

Korsgarn, Ragnhild Gunderson (I601062475)

5663

Lady Alianore/Eleanor Nevill(e), daughter of Ralph, 1st Earl of Westmorland of the 1397 creation. [Burke's Peerage]

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Eleanor de Neville (by the 2nd wife Katharine Roet); m. Berwick shortly after Oct 1414, Sie Henry de Percy KG, Earl of Northumberland. [Magna Charta Sureties]

Neville, Lady Eleanor (I5658528180)

5664

Lafortune, Fortier

Forestier, Marie-Catherine (I8779182600)

5665

Lang

Long, Alice M (I8779181959)

5666

Langeland (Huset-Bergen)

Nielsen, Torsten (I5856886474)

5667

Larry's obituary from the Traverse City Record-Eagle (Michigan) is as follows:

Larry L. Gray
Died December 9, 1999
WILLIAMSBURG - Larry L. Gray, 55, of Williamsburg and formerly of Ft. Meyers, Fla., died Thursday morning at the home of his aunt Mary Lautner.
Larry was born on July 24, 1944, in Dundee, and soon after was adopted by Garl and Claribel (Boerner) Gray. He had been a summer resident to the Grand Traverse and Benzie areas, and became a permanent resident in 1994.
Larry attended the Flint School for the Deaf until his 18th birthday. He was a very caring and loving person, who especially loved children and animals. He read his bible faithfully and shared his knowledge with others. He was an excellent signor, which helped him in his many travels.
Larry is survived by his aunts and uncles, Mary (Merlin) Lautner and Alice Gates of Williamsburg, Helen Gray and Zane (Virginia) Gray of Interlochen, Bryce (Darlene) Gray of Honor, Pauline Boerner of Grand Rapids; many, many cousins; and a very special friend, Greg Dobbs in Ft. Myers.
Friends may call from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday at the Perry Chapel, McElduff Funeral Homes in Benzonia. Services will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home with Rev. Floyd McCrimmon officiating. Entombment and committal services will be held at Ft. Myers Memorial Gardens.
Larry's family has asked that his caring for children continues and suggests a memorial contribution to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

Gray, Larry L. (I8667773346)

5668

Lars is included in Cai Mygind's book on families from
Hanherred and Hillerslev Herred, Denmark, page 66. Birth and
death information were provided by Joann Reetz at the 1996
Djernes Fami ly Reunion.

Larsen, Lars Olai (I5856882119)

5669

Lasse bought the Aarvoll farm at auction in 1825. It was an impressive
estate, extending from water's edge inland along the slope leading to
the fjord wall.

Aarvoll, Lasse Sylfestson Olnes (I5856881152)

5670

Last place of residence: Overberg, Norway
Joining Relative: Cousin Johannes Dahl of Chicago.

Dahl, Harold John (I17558571351)

5671

Lastname could also be Gibson

Draper, Cinderella (I8779329572)

5672

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Swinney, Elizabeth (I17558567444)

5673

Lawrence Evening Tribune__Monday, February 22, 1909

"Joseph Labonte, formerly of this city, died Saturday evening at his late home in Boston. Beside his wife Florida and eight sons, the deceased is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Christopher (sic) Labonte, four brothers Thomas C., William J., Anthony G. and Alfred P. and one sister Josephine all of this city. The remains have been brought to the home of his parents, 25 Chester Street."

Date of Death: February 20, 1909

LaBonte', Joseph A. (I5856888217)

5674

Lawrence Vital Record taken by Jolynne Kanerva October 1, 1993
Book 21, Page 26, No.657
Date of Death: July 15, 1945
Cause of Death: Broncho-pneumonia,chronic interstitial
Buried: Sacred Heart Cemetery (Andover)
Res. 110 Oxford St
Born: Burlington, VT.
Father: xxx McHenry Born: Burlington, VT.
Mother: xxxx Born: Burlington, VT.
Date of Record: 7/25/1945

McHenry, Alice (I5856888214)

5675

Lawrence Vital Record taken by Jolynne Kanerva Oct.1,1993
Book 18, Page 19, No. 488
Date of Death: June 2, 1930
Widow of Christopher Age: 94 yrs., 8 mos.
Cause of Death: Chronic Myocarditis
Buried: Sacred Heart Cemetery, Corbit Rd., Andover, MA.
Res. 35 Chester St.
Father: Joseph Boisvert, Born: Canada
Mother: Unknown Born: Canada
Date of Record: 6/11/30
(Obituary copied)

Lawrence Evening Tribune Tuesday, June 3, 1930

" Mrs. Julia Labonte"
The funeral of Mrs. Julia Labonte, one of the oldest residents of this city, who died at the family home, 35 Chester street, Monday morning, following a short illness, will be held Wednesday morning with a solemn high Mass of requiem in Sacred Heart Church. Burial will be in the family lot in Sacred Heart Cemetery." (Andover)

Boisvert, Julia (I5856888216)

5676

Lawrence Vital Record taken by Jolynne Kanerva Oct.1, 1993
Book 20, Page 170, No.875
Date of Death July 11, 1943, Single
Cause of death: Angina Pectoris, Arterio Sclerosis, Chronic Myocarditis
Buried: Sacred Heart Cemetery
Res: 37 Chester St.
Place of Death: St. Anne's Orphanage, Methuen(?), MA.
Born: Canada
Father: Christopher (sic) Labonte, Born: Canada
Mother: Julie (sic) Boisvert, Born: Canada
Date of Record: 9/8/43

LaBonte', Josephine M. (I5856888220)

5677

Lawrence Vital Record taken by Mona R. Prescott, Oct. 1, 1993
Book 22, Page 42
Widower, 90 yrs.
Cause of Death: Chronic Myocarditis, arterio sclerosis
Buried: Sacred Heart Cemetery
Res. 35 Chester St.
Place of Death: Burke Hospital, Lawrence, MA.
Father Christopher (sic) LaBonte', Born: Canada
Mother: Julie (sic) Boisvert, Born: Canada
Date of Record: 12/26/51

NOTE: Cemetery record gives death as December 1950

LaBonte', Thomas C. Vr Gives Damien As Middle (I5856888218)

5678

Lawrence Vital Records taken by Jolynne Kanerva October 1, 1993
Book 18, Page 32, No.829

Married
Cause of Death: Cancer of gallbladder
Buried: Sacred Heart Cemetery
Place of Death 378 Ames St., Lawrence, MA.
Date of Record 10/8/1930
(Obituary copied)

Lawrence Evening Tribune Tuesday, September 30, 1930

" Dr. William J. Labonte"
" The funeral of Dr. William J. Labonte, one the the oldest practicing chiropidists in the State and a pioneer French resident of this city, who died at his home, ... Ames street, Sunday, was held Tuesday morning with a solemn high Mass of requiem in St. Anne's Church at ...o'clock. The Mass was sung by...S.M, assisted by Rev. Charles Laflemme, S.M. as deacon and Rev. Emile..., S.M. as sub-deacon. During the Mass St. Anne's quartet rendered selections and solos were sung by .... As the body was born from the church, Daniel A. ...,organist, played ...Funeral March. Burial was in the family lot in the Sacred Heart Cemetery (Andover).

The bearers were..., Joseph Maynard, Andrew, Ernest, Edmond, and Albert Labonte. The late Dr. Labonte was one of the best known French residents of Greater Lawrence where he lived nearly all his life and his demise is mourned by a legion of ... . A large number of floral tributes and spiritual boquets were received."

Labonte, William J. "Will" (I5856888219)

5679

LDS International Genealogical Index (North America)

Source (S560402619)

5680

LDS Sealed to Spouse Temple Imported:L

Family F5259610689

5681

LEAD: Cummins Catherwood, a former stockbroker, insurance and newspaper executive, died Feb. 3 at his winter home in Cuernavaca, Mexico. He was 80 years old and also had residences in Gladwyn, Pa., and Saratoga Springs, N.Y.

Cummins Catherwood, a former stockbroker, insurance and newspaper executive, died Feb. 3 at his winter home in Cuernavaca, Mexico. He was 80 years old and also had residences in Gladwyn, Pa., and Saratoga Springs, N.Y.

Mr. Catherwood was a limited partner in Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks & Kirkland, a Philadelphia stockbrokerage, and a partner in the insurance firm of Roberts, Fleitas & Catherwood. He was a former co-owner of The Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger, now defunct.

At his death he headed the Catherwood Foundation, which provides support to cultural and educational organizations.

He is survived by his wife, the former Dorothy Smith; a daughter, Tucker Gresh of Berwyn, Pa.; a son, Cummins Jr. of Bryn Mawr, Pa.; two stepsons, George Coates of Gladwyn and Lloyd Coats of Narbect, Pa., and four grandsons.

Catherwood, Cummins (I8667792347)

5682

LEAHEY, EDWARD BERRY - Edward Berry Leahey, Sr., MD, 87, formerly of South Nyack, New York, died at home on Saturday, September 9, 2006, in Dover, Delaware, surrounded by family. He is survived by a legacy of good works and his wife of 60 years, Mary Carlin Leahey; four daughters, Mimi Leahey Nangle and her husband Scott of West Nyack, NY; Anne Leahey of Shoreham, NY; Patricia Meriam and her husband Christopher of Barre Town, VT; Frances Leahey and her husband Bruce Johnson of Dover, DE, his daughter-in-law, Lynn Leahey of Irvington, NY; and 12 grandchildren: Jack and Kate Leahey; Gregory, Alison and Thomas D'Auria; Silas and Rose Meriam; Edward, Nicholas and Adea Guldi; and William Harry and Joseph Nangle. He is predeceased by his three sons: Michael Ignatius Leahey, Edward Berry Leahey, Jr., MD, and Joseph Frederick Leahey. An only child, Dr. Leahey was born on April 25, 1919 to Mercedes Berry Leahey and William Francis Leahey. He was raised by his mother and maternal grandparents, Eva and Joseph I. Berry, in the Bronx and in Monroe, New York where he began his education in a one-room school house. He continued the family tradition of Jesuit instruction at Fordham Prep (1937), Fordham College (1941) and Georgetown Medical School (1944). Upon graduation, Dr. Leahey served as a Captain in the US Army Medical Corps assigned to Orthopedic Service, and after the war continued his training in orthopedics at Bronx Veterans Hospital, The New York Hospital for Special Surgery and New York State Rehabilitation Hospital (now Helen Hayes Hospital). He began a private surgical practice in 1952, and saw patients in his home office until his retirement to Dover, Delaware in 1996. During his years in Nyack, Dr.Leahey was affiliated with Good Samaritan Hospital and Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons and Nyack Hospital where he was the founder and director of the Rehabilitation Department (1959-1989). Dr. Leahey also served as Nyack Hospital's Medical Director (1959-1972), Senior Attending Orthopedist (1953-1986), and Chairman of the Building Fund. In addition, he was the Medical Director for the Center for the Physically Handicapped (Jawonio) for over 30 years and their Director Emeritus. He also acted as the consulting orthopedist for Letchworth Village Hospital (1955-1986), for Rockland Psychiatric Hospital (1955-1986) and for Helen Hayes Hospital (1953-1986), and as a consultant for the New York State Department of Health (1953-1990). Throughout his practice, he wrote and published medical research papers, receiving the Physicians Recognition Award from the American Medical Association every year from 1979 through 1991. He was also honored with the Distinguished Alumni Award in Medicine from Fordham University in 1963, and the Doctor of the Year Award from Nyack Hospital in 1989. An active member of St. Ann's Parish, he chaired their 125th anniversary celebration in 1994-1995. Dr. Leahey's hobbies included photography, boating, collecting the works of local artists, travel and writing. During his retirement, he self-published a four volume memoir entitled ?Vital Signs?, and enjoyed frequent visits from family and friends at his home in Dover where he was an active member and past-president of the Camden-Wyoming Rotary Club. Friends may call at Hannemann's Funeral Home on Tuesday, September 12th from 2 to 4 pm and from 7 to 9 pm. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at St. Ann's Church in Nyack on Wednesday, September 13th at 11 am. A Memorial Mass will also be offered at The Church of the Holy Cross in Dover, Delaware, later this month. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to The Leahey Foundation, (supporting clinical and cardiac research at the Columbia University Medical Center), 156 Strawtown Road, West Nyack, New York 10994, or to Delaware Hospice, 911 South DuPont Highway, Dover, Delaware 19901. HANNEMANN FUNERAL HOME, INC. 88 S. Broadway, Nyack 845-358-0573

Leahey, Dr. Edward Berry (I3855120160)

5683

Lild parish records state that Jens' baptism was confirmed
31August. Witnesses listed in th e birth record are S.
Preetzman fromOddersbol, uncle Lars Christian from Koldkjargard
and oth ers. He wasconfirmed in 1823 (FHL MF 0053228, page
99). Cai Mygind's book on families from Hanherred and
Hillerslev Herred,page 44, says Jens wa s born at the family
farm, Djernesgaard. He was adealer in wool for many years, and
later be came a small-holder at Glaede.

Djernes, Jens Larsen (I5856884760)

5684

Linda and Duane were divorced.

Hansen, Linda Lee (I5857879043)

5685

Line 28831 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: BIRT DATE BET 1630 AND 1631

Benajah Pratt was admitted a freeman at Plymouth on June 6, 1654. He was a surveyor in 1658, served on jury duty 1665-6 and was a tax collector in 1667 and 1668. His widow married August 1683, as his 2nd wife, Jonathan Shaw, son of John and Alice Shaw. Her daughter Mehitable had previously married Jonathan Shaw's son. Jayne [Pratt] Lovelace states that "some of the lands of Benajah 'he being deceased', were divided 2 June 1682, naming his sons in this order: eldest son Joshua, John, Benajah, Jr., Eleazer, Daniel, Joseph (from Boston Transcript)." In her Pratt Directory she names Mehitable and Hannah as probable daughters.

*Reference: Plymouth Church Records, vol I, part 5, p1; NEHGR 9:313; MD 17:72; Mrs Richard Jones, Belfast, Maine; Lovelace, "The Pratt Directory"; personal letter from Jayne (Pratt) Lovelace; Davis, 209; Plymouth Colony Records, 8:17; "Snow-Estes Genealogy," 165; PCSM, 22:249.

Pratt, Benajah (I5659325391)

5686

Listed in the 1870 Census as an Episcopal Minister.

Cummins, Rev. Alexander Griswold (I601062975)

5687

Listed in the 1870 Census as an Episcopal Minister.

Cummins, Rev. Alexander Griswold (I601062975)

5688

Listed in the Ogdensburg 1879 Directory as a Laborer: http://www.ogdensburg.info/webphotos/1879dir60.jpg

Valley, Joseph H (I601063028)

5689

Lists birthplace as New York