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| 1 | We do not know when or where Francis Cooke was born. It has been suggested England or possibly Holland. The names of his parents have not been found, but we do know that he had a brother Thomas who elected to remain in Holland. On the July 4, 1603 Francis registered his intention to marry Hester Mahieu in Leyden, Holland. It is believed that they were married on July 20, 1603 or a short time later. Hester Mahieu was probably born in France because she was a Haguenot. The origin of the Huguenot is uncertain but it seems to be a general designation for all who were affiliated with the Protestant Reformation in France. She was also a Walloon. The natives of Northern France and Southern Belgium were known as Walloons. Early in 1620 Francis made plans with other Separatists from Leyden Church to come to the New World on the ship "Speedwell", which was going to met the "Mayflower" at Southampton, England. Francis took his older son, John, with him. Hester stayed home and would hopfully come at a later time. The "Speedwell" was found unfit for travel across the ocean after two unsuccessful starts. Those that still wanted to continue the journey transfered to the "Mayflower". Francis and son John, who was about 13 years old were two of those transferring to continue the journey to America. The conditions in the New World were far worse than expected. The hardships of the first year were very great and many lives were lost from the "Great Sickness", as it was called. At least half of the Pilgrims died that first winter. So it was very wise that Hester waited until a later date to sail. Hester spent 3 years of waiting in Holland with her 2 daughters and a younger son. Francis was the 17th signer of the "Mayflower Compact" signed on the "Mayflower" Novermber 21, 1620. In July of 1623 Hester and children came to Plymouth on the ship "Anne" and the following spring the family received two acres on the south side of the brook, toward the bay and four acres toward Strawberry Hill. Francis is buried at the Hill Top Presbyterian Cemetery in Mendham, NJ. The upper half of his stone is broken off and now unreadable but his son's stone right next to it is easily read. | Cooke, Francis (I5009)
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| 2 | 1880 Caldwell County, Texas census pg. #237. | Kirchman, Robert Edward (I139)
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| 3 | 1880 census in Caldwell County, Texas pg. #236. Religious affilation = Baptist Military record - Confederate States of America. James served in the 4th Regiment - Hood's Texas Brigade, also known as the "Hell-Roaring 4th". He lost a leg at the Second Battle of Manassas, was captured, then exchanged. After recuperating at the CSA Hospital at Culpepper, Virginia, he was sent home. Both he and his wife are buried with Charles and Miranda at the Jeddo Cemetery, Bastrop County, Texas. Information obtained from the records of Icie Reed, compiled by Edwin Reed of Lockhart, Texas. | Galloway, James Thomas (I819)
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| 4 | 1880 census in Caldwell County, Texas pg. #237. Buried at the Jeffery Cemetery in Caldwell County, Texas. | Blundell, Nancy E. (I527)
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| 5 | 1880 census in Caldwell County, Texas pg. #237. Buried at the Jeffery Cemetery in Caldwell County, Texas. | Rowe, Jas. A. (I528)
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| 6 | 33 in the 1850 census. Moved to Memphis, Tennessee as a Dentist. | Southern, William F. (I596)
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| 7 | A contemporary of Zachariah Posey in Rutherford County, Tennessee. His birthplace is not certain as descendants disagreed when giving information to the census taker. It is likely that he was born in either Georgia or South Carolina. He might have been the William H. Posey who was a son of the William Posey of Spartanburg and Lowndes County, Alabama, for there was such a son who disappeared from the family records early. His identity has not been established. Barbara is buried at Beasley Cemetery where perhaps her husband is also. The first Posey's landed at the Jamestown Colony. | Posey, William H. (I43)
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| 8 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Posey, Kenneth Roy (I2821)
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| 9 | A prominent Lawyer in Lockhart, Texas who between 1922 an 1946 served 12 terms as District Attorney. Buried at the Lockhart Cemetery in Lockhart, Caldwell County, Texas. | Blundell, G. Lyod (I446)
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| 10 | A soldier of the Indian, Mexican, and Civil War. Buried at the Jeffery Cemetery in Caldwell County, Texas. | Blundell, James Hoffman (I37)
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| 11 | An Explorer and Comdt., Ft. Charles, Illinois. Died from an Indian wound. | Dutisn'e, Capt. Claude Charles (I2085)
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| 12 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Collins, Neil (I343)
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| 13 | Ann appears in the 1830 Kentucky census in Brec County pg. #73. | Ann (I634)
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| 14 | Arrived in Louisiana 1778 from Canary Islands on the LaVictoria. | Sanchez, Petronila (I2064)
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| 15 | Arrived in Nova Scotia in 1636. | LeJeune, Pierre (I2421)
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| 16 | Arrived in Nova Scotia in 1637. | Terriot, Jehan (I2417)
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| 17 | Arrived in Nova Scotia in 1640. | Landry, Rene (I2411)
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| 18 | Arrived in Nova Scotia in 1640. | Hebert, Etienne (I2438)
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| 19 | Arrived in Texas in the early 1850's with his father and his step-mother. He enlisted in the Confederate Army at Lockhart, Texas, on June 15, 1861. His commanding officer was Captain Jonathan Nix. Buried at the Jeffery Cemetery in McMahan, Texas. | McMahan, James B. (I441)
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| 20 | Arrived in Texas in the early 1850's. Buried in the Lockhart Cemetery, Texas, in a large iron fenced lot. | McMahan, John (I442)
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| 21 | arrived in the U. S. in 1842. | Stockwell, William (I2453)
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| 22 | Arrived, with his wife Petronila, in Louisiana 1778 from Canary Islands on the LaVictoria. | Hernandez, Juan Jose (I2063)
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| 23 | As of 1990, Clarinda is living with her son M.N. in Oregon. | Waldrop, Clarinda Ann (I1235)
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| 24 | At time of marriage to Joseph, Mary was a Spinster. Buried at Nudgee Cemetery, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Grave #39A7. Religion - Roman Catholic. | O'Neill, Mary Florence (I199)
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| 25 | At time of marriage to Mary, Joseph was a Clerk. Buried at the Toowong Cemetery, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Grave #R2-149. This grave was a public grave at the time of burial but now owned by the family. Ruth Marie Bowden, died 1900, buried with him but not related to the family. Religion - Roman Catholic. Lived in Australia for 36 years. | Moore, William Joseph (I198)
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| 26 | Attended the Catherine de Medici. | Hebert, Nicolas (I2491)
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| 27 | Auntie Tibb. Buried in the Nudgee Cemetery in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. | Moore, Bridget (I238)
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| 28 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bailey, William Rufus (I2296)
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| 29 | Boomerang I long to be a Boomerang - for just a little while To circle back across the years into another time To live again those wonderous days of a time now long since past. To recapture all the magic and really make it last To feel the joy of youth running in my veins To see my mother smile at me and hold me once again To tell me how she loved me - But alas all mortals die And she has joined the legions beneath a Queensland sky And just like the Boomerang, I have to curve in flight For there is no returning to any former life But one day I'll go sailing, arching high and wide And find my loved ones waiting across the great divide. Poem by Maureen Florence Moore Galloway From Family Bible: For my children and their descendants. I have gathered together all the information I can of my ancestors. I only wish I could know you all, as I wish I could have known all who came before me. I hope you find as much love as I found in my mother, father, brothers and sisters, and my husband's family. I, like you, are just passing through, but it would have been nice to have known you all. May God always be with you. Marueen Moore Galloway October 20th, 1971 Buried at Roselawn Cemetery, North St., Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Inscription: Gone to the country over the range. Taken from a poem tittled " Over The Range " by A. B. "Banjo" Patterson. | Moore, Maureen Florence (I9)
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| 30 | Born at the Baton Rouge General Hospital. | Galloway, Charles William (I10)
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| 31 | Born at the Berrahlee Hospital, Red Hill, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. | Galloway, Colleen Elmena (I4)
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| 32 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Galloway, Thomas Ian (I424)
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| 33 | Born in the extreme Norhtwestern County of Ireland, " Anrtime", near the place of the famous "Seige of Londonderry", where his wife Ann, was born, in 1750. How many of their children is not known, but the family lived in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, and moved to Williamsburg, Ohio in 1800. | McAdams, John (I544)
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| 34 | Born on a naval base. | Brown, Eldonna Jane (I1211)
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| 35 | Brother of Carroll Lee, who married her aunt Ruth Lee Galloway. | Lee, Oliver (I1652)
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| 36 | Brother of Tom's wife. | Hall, ? (I1740)
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| 37 | Buried at McMahan's Cove, Jackson County, Alabama. | McMahan, Sanders (I475)
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| 38 | Buried at McMahan's Cove, Jackson County, Alabama. | Reed, Nancy (I476)
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| 39 | Buried at Gatesville, Texas. | Galloway, Mary Malinda Ellender (I131)
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| 40 | Buried at Nudgee Cemetery, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. | Moore, Mathew (I242)
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| 41 | Buried at Shiloh Cemetery, Seguin-Stockdale Highway marker. | Southern, Asa (I70)
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| 42 | Buried at the Bunton Cemetery in Caldwell County, Texas. | G, Bonnie (I537)
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| 43 | Buried at the Charters Towers Crematorium. Religion - Roman Catholic. Lived 50 Years in Australia. | Cunningham, Mary Anne (I397)
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| 44 | Buried at the Denham Springs Memorial Cemetery in Livingston Parish, Louisiana. | Cook, Walter Jackson (I622)
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| 45 | Buried at the Denham Springs Memorial Cemetery in Livingston Parish, Louisiana. | Shilling, Sarah Elizabeth (I623)
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| 46 | Buried at the Jeffery Cemetery in Caldwell County, Texas. | Bellamy, William Carroll (I129)
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| 47 | Buried at the Jeffery Cemetery in McMahan, Texas. | Ellison, Josephine T. (I455)
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| 48 | Buried at the Lockhart Cemetery in Lockhart, Caldwell County, Texas. | Mohle, Kate (I447)
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| 49 | Buried at the Lockhart Cemetery in Lockhart, Caldwell County, Texas. | Blundell, Robert B. (I450)
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| 50 | Buried at the Lockhart Cemetery in Lockhart, Caldwell County, Texas. | Lane, Minta (I451)
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