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1	"All of the children inherited weak lungs; the five youngest died of tuberculosis."	Family: F1372
2	"Bert" Wallace owned a furniture store on Main Street in Spartansburg, Pennsylvania. Eva ran a milliner shop on Main Street.	Family: F1219
3	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F5325
4	"Both of Plympton, Mass."	Family: F1021
5	"Married Andrew Sampson and Abigail Bisbee both by me, Gabriel Bradford J of P."	Family: F509
6	"Miss Florence Kenyon of Oswaya, PA."	Family: F9339
7	"Mrs. Ida A. Dow." Married by Rev. Charles S. Black.	Family: F2412
8	"Names of ye Marriages in The Towne of marshfield John Bourne & and Ales Besbege was married ye 18th July 1645." This was the second marriage recorded in the town records of Marshfield, Mass. The Will of John Bourne of Marshfield, written 27 November 1684, and sworn by Alice Bourne, widow, on 4 March 1684/85 bequeathes to or mentions: wife Ales son Thomas daughter Ales Man son (in law) [John] Man father (in law) Besbeech daughter Ann Bayley son (in law) [John] Bayley daughter Martha Decro daughter Mary daughter Sarah	Family: F424
9	"Nov. 26, Anno Domine 1747 Aaron Bisbee and Sarah Soule, both of Duxbury were joined together in marriage by me, Edward Arnold J. of P."	Family: F511
10	1860 US Census, Fairview, Jones, IA: M653-328 12JUN P602 L3 V340 A603-206/338 PO Anamosa BISBY JAMES ae39 m farmer RE200 PE75 b.NY BISBY JULIA ae36 f b.NY BISBY MARONI ae15 m farmer b.NY att sch BISBY NEPHI B ae13 m b.NY att sch BISBY MARY ae11 f b.NY att sch BISBY LEHI ae7 m b.IA att sch BISBY HILDA D ae5 f b.IA BISBY ELLEN ae4 f b.IA BISBY LESTINA ae2 f b.IA BISBY WM ae 6mo b.IA 1870 US Census, Twp 3, Pawnee, NE: M593-832 3SEP P30(B) L18 V4 A61-20/22 PO Table Rock BISBEE JAMES ae50 m wh farmer RE1600 PE360 b.NY BISBEE JULIA A ae46 f wh keeping house b.NY BISBEE LEHIGH ae17 m wh farmer b.IA BISBEE HILDA ae15 f wh at school b.IA att sch BISBEE ELLEN ae14 f wh at school b.IA att sch BISBEE LUSTINA ae11 f wh at school b.IA att sch BISBEE WILLIAM ae9 m wh at school b.IA att sch BISBEE DELLA ae7 f wh at sch b.IA att sch cannot write BISBEE GEORGE ae5 m wh b.IA BISBEE ADA ae3 f wh b.NE BISBEE IRA ae24mo m wh b.NE b.AUG1870 (sic) 1880 US Census, Steinauer, Pawnee, NE: ED53 SH4 L29 (soundex record) BISBEE JAMES wh m age 60 b.NY BISBEE JULIA A wf ae56 b.NY BISBEE WM JAMES son ae20 b.IA BISBEE GEORG (sic) son ae16 b.IA BISBEE IRA son ae9 b.NE	Family: F1549
11	1880 census of Hurrican, Lasine Co., Arkansas, has Olive living with father, with daughter Minnie Ross -- 4 years old.	Family: F4275
12	1900 Michigan census, Huron Co., Rubicon has James L. Bisbee, father of Hattie Carroll.	Family: F4146
13	1900 US Census, Union, Faulk, SD: SDT623_1549-0711 ED369	Family: F5037
14	1920 Soundex, Grand Travers, Michigan.	Family: F4367
15	3 sons.	Family: F4545
16	8 Nov 1878: Married. GOODELL - GOODELL - At the Baptist parsonage, October 30th, by Rev. S.N. WESTCOTT, Mr. T. Dwight GOODELL and Miss Eva J. GOODELL, both of McGrawville.	Family: F11095
17	<> HERRICK, Jonas Jonas HERRICK married WHIPPLE, Melinda, b. abt 1798 in Mass., and lived in McDonough, Chenango Co. Had the following children: Herbert P., Martha Melissa (married Bolivar BISBEE) b. abt 1830; Esther, b abt 1836, Mary, b abt 1838. Searching for ancestors of Melinda WHIPPLE and Jonas HERRICK. Mail to: 178 Country Lane, San Antonio, TX 78209, or Mailto:drdavis@dermlaser.com also................. HERRICK, Martha Melissa HERRICK, Martha Melissa, b. abt 1820s, of McDonough or Pharsalia in Chenango Co. NY. Searching for any information about her or her parents. Married Benjamin BISBEE; They had at least three children: Hubert BISBEE, b abt 1852, Belle, b. abt 1854, and George Ensign, b. 1857. George Ensign is my g grandfather. Jolene Davis Wed Jan 22 07:26:35 1997 1860 US Census, Canandaigua, Ontario, NY: M653-832 8AUG P1040 BISBEE B ae34 m com(mon) school teacher RE1000 PE100 b.NY BISBEE MARTHA M ae30 f b.NY att sch BISBEE WILLIE E ae9 m b.NY att sch BISBEE HUBERT A ae7 m b.NY BISBEE ISABELLA M ae5 f b.NY BISBEE GEORGE E ae3 m b.NY	Family: F1552
18	Abel Fletcher was from Sumner, Maine.	Family: F1445
19	Abiah Bonney of Pembroke, Mass.	Family: F484
20	Abigail Howland was from Pembroke.	Family: F797
21	Abigail was from Plympton.	Family: F1011
22	According to History of Erie County, Pennsylvania, this couple was living in Eastland County Texas by 1884.	Family: F62
23	According to the 1870 & 1880 census, Abigail married someone named connelly after Amos died, and she outlived him also.	Family: F4059
24	According to the US Census, Charles and Josephine had one child after 1900 who was deceased by 1910.	Family: F4106
25	Adelia and Sherman Bisbee granted a deed to Reuben Mackey in 1884, Vol. 95, page 657, Delhi, NY	Family: F2332
26	After Horatio's death, his two sons, Charles and Homer, continued the lumber and grain business under the firm name of BISBEE BROTHERS. The business was operated by his grandsons until closing in 1991. The old Bisbee gristmill was recently donated (1996) to the town as a museum.	Family: F2588
27	After Mary's death, Allen married Nettie Spooner and moved to Missouri. Information from FAMILIES OF CHESTERFIELD & Arvilla L. Dyer, Pres. Plainfield His. Soc.	Family: F2589
28	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F2
29	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F9735
30	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F6078
31	Albert M.'s wife writes that Albert Warren was a great collector and restored old tractors. One sits in their garage now (2000). Wife Betty was a great quilter and historian of Riverton, Wy.	Family: F6107
32	Algernon Sylvester, widower. Marriage certificate reads: "Rebekah of Plymouth age 41 yrs." and "Son of Joseph and Hannah Sylvester, aged 45 yrs., shoemaker."	Family: F1330
33	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F6098
34	Alice was an elementary school teacher for 22 years. Eldon was a well know dowser in the Duxbury area, with over 300 successful wells springs and diverted water veins to his credit.	Family: F5185
35	All the birthdays come from the Cummington Birth Records, except Luther Jarvis who was born in NY.	Family: F668
36	Allen Richmond was from Middleboro, Mass.	Family: F1139
37	Alpheus was from Grafton, NY. Intentions published 14 Feb 1816. From CHESTERFIELD FAMILIES.	Family: F824
38	Alvin Rude, farmer of Chester, Mass.	Family: F1758
39	An 1881 Atlas of Chautauqua County, NY shows a 50-acre parcel, with house, fronting on Old State Line Rd. belonging to Mrs. R. A. Reynolds.	Family: F57
40	An article in the local Cisco, Eastland County, Texas, newspaper-- "AN ABSOLUTE Treasure Trove fell on us when C. M. (Charlie) Wyatt Jr. dropped in on us. He was here for the Collins Reunion of last weekend, and shared some top-flight Carbon history with us. It's actually his C. H. S. Senior Autobiography and he surely got an A+ on it because it is filled with important history: class, aerial and individual photographs, maps and prose. He asked us to share it with Webb Jordan who is doing his continuing series on Carbon History. It's amazing how many of the pictures have teachers and personalities we remember. There must have been 30 kids in that 1933 first grade class with Miss Reba Ransom and just as many the Second year with Mrs. Mamie Townsend. It's amazing: I can actually associate some "little faces" with names from the past. Of 15 boys, only four did not have bibed overalls, and that was long before school uniforms were the thing. Elva Lee Jones was the Sixth Grade teacher. Among others, I recognize Cousin SAMMYE BISBEE, Glen Ford, and others. Henry Collins was the Seventh Grade teacher. T. E. Robertson was Superintendent in 43-44 and F. M. (Mooney?) Wood was principal. Mrs. Davis (Merrit Dunn's mother) ran the school candy store after Al Harrison, also janitor? There's a photo of the MKT Doodle Bug passenger train that ran from Waco to Stamford and back, through Carbon once a day. C. W.'s dad, Cyril "Red" Wyatt ran a barber shop and Cousin HOMER BISBEE and "Tuffy" Spencer were shine boys. The building that formerly housed the "Playboy Club" on Main St. was originally his dad's barber shop."	Family: F117
41	Anita was from West Peru, Me. Extra information from son Douglas S. #11-1121 [11-3001], Cameron Park, California.	Family: F3526
42	Ann Jensen was from Minneapolis.	Family: F2996
43	Ann L. Colson of Hanover, Mass.	Family: F1739
44	Anna was Alan's second wife.	Family: F8058
45	Anna was from Dixfield, Me.	Family: F2857
46	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F9747
47	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F6100
48	Archer E. Munsell was from Amherst, Mass.	Family: F2599
49	Archie Hewitt was raised by the Bisbees.	Family: F1257
50	Ariel Backus was from Bridgewater, Vt. The couple was married by Rev. Benjamin Shaw.	Family: F2626