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Monday, March 25, 2024
Thomas Townsend - Mary Coulton
Christened 22 Dec 1702 Lenton, Nottingham, England
Note: Surname is spelled Tounsend in record.
Parents: Visisemo Townsend
Married Mary Coulton 16 Sep 1724 Lenton, Nottingham, England
Note: His surname is spelled Townesend in record
Source
Christening: IGI Film 0503787 Batch C059112 dated 1663-1771
Marriage: IGI Film 0503787 Batch M059112 dated 1663-1771
Ancestral File
Mary Coulton
Christened 19 May 1706 St Nicholas, Nottingham, Nottingham, England
Parents: Joseph Coulton and Anne
Source
IGI Film 0503803 Batch C060511 dated 1601-1790
CHILDREN
Jonathan
Christened 20 Jun 1725 Lenton, Nottingham, England
Note: Surname is spelled Townesend in record.
Married Mary Radford 14 Dec 1746 Lenton, Nottingham, England
Source
IGI Film 0503803 Batch C060511 dated 1601-1790
Thomas
Christened 14 Dec 1726 Lenton, Nottingham, England
Note: Surname is spelled Townesend in record
Married Mary Hawkins 17 Apr 1749 Lenton, Nottingham, England
Children with Mary: Anne, Sarah, Mary, Hannah, Martha, William, James, Elizabeth
Source
Christening: IGI Film 0503803 Batch C060511 dated 1601-1790
Marriage: IGI Film 0503787 Batch M059112 dated 1663-1771
Mary
Christened 26 Mar 1730 Lenton, Nottingham, England
Source
IGI Film 0503803 Batch C060511 dated 1601-1790
Matthew
Christened 27 May 1733 Lenton, Nottingham, England
Note: Surname is spelled Townshend in record.
Source
IGI Film 0503803 Batch C060511 dated 1601-1790
Anne
Christened 23 Mar 1734 Lenton, Nottingham, England
Note: Surname is spelled Townshend in record.
Source
IGI Film 0503803 Batch C060511 dated 1601-1790
Mary
Christened 13 Sep 1742 Lenton, Nottingham, England
Note: Surname is spelled Townshend in record.
Source
IGI Film 0503803 Batch C060511 dated 1601-1790
Ola Nilsson - Elna Olsdotter
Born 9 Apr 1904 Hyby, Malmohus, Sweden
NOTE: there are two sets of parents listed for Ola on AF. Nils Hansson and Bengta Andersdotter are the set that I have always had but Nils Pahlsson and Gunnel Olsson are listed with earlier ordinance dates. This creates doubt.
Married 15 Oct 1826 Barkakra, Kristianstand, Sweden
Source
Ancestral File
Elna Olsdotter
Born 22 May 1807, Vasterstad, Malmohus, Sweden
Source
Ancestral File
CHILDREN
Anders
Born 4 Sep 1827 Hyby, Malmohus, Sweden
Source
Ancestral File
Par
Born 21 Oct 1829 Hyby, Malmohus, Sweden
Source
Ancestral File
Karna
Born 14 Jan 1832 Hyby, Malmohus, Sweden
Source
Ancestral File
*Niels
Born 10 Jun 1834 Anderslov, Malmohus, Sweden
Christened 18 Jun 1834 Anderslov, Malmohus, Sweden
Died 18 Mar 1924 Tirstrup, Randers, Denmark
Married: Petrea Jensen 6 Nov 1863 Tirstrup, Randers, Denmark
Source
Ancestral File
Wednesday, August 16, 2023
Charles M Tweedie and Sarah M Sleeper, Sarah F Lansil, Evelyn Marie Brooks
ALERT: according to this (Charles' second marriage record) he was a widower, BUT, Sarah M Sleeper has vital records that prove he wasn't. At this point, I am going to look for a divorce record. |
Second page of Marriage #2 Shows parentage of Charles and Sarah #2 Proving he is the Charles that had been married to Sarah #1 |
Page 1 Charles and third wife, Evelyn claims this is his first marriage |
Page 2 Parentage proving this Charles is the same man in the other marriage records |
Sarah's birth record she had not been named yet |
Death record ALERT! the marriage record for Charles and Sarah F Lansil, his second wife, claims he was a widow in 1895 when he married her. I don't understand why. |
Sarah's headstone currently incorrectly extracted as Sarah H. I requested a correction to Sarah M and to add her maiden name |
Buried May 1913 Smyrna Cemetery, Smyrna, Aroostook, Maine
CHILDREN
Memorial: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/195156136/charles-henry-tweedie
SECOND WIFE:
Sunday, July 16, 2023
William Porter Payne and Caroline (Carrie) Henry
-M- 5th cousin and her husband |
Carrie's death certificate |
Caroline's Obituary Salt Lake Telegram Newspaper, edition: 5 Dec 1935 |
Carrie and Williams headstone |
William and Carrie |
William Porter Payne
William's death certificate |
The election of 1931 brought a different political party into power, and with it Chief Joseph Burbidge was replaced by Chief William Payne.
Chief Payne had been with the department in 1914, however had later joined the FBI until he was selected to be Police Chief. He brought with him new and fresh ideas on administering police functions. Uniforms, regulations, and firearms were again standardized. New equipment was purchased. The City did not have funds for some of the new equipment and therefore Payne, being from a wealthy family, purchased much of it out of his own pocket. Under his administration the department was overhauled and refurbished.
Chief Payne believed in “operating out of the front office”. He felt that he needed to have an active involvement in enforcement of the law and did so. Payne introduced radio communications to further enhance the ability to respond to criminal activity. Use of the teletype was inaugurated during Payne’s administration, and Salt Lake City became the monitoring station for many of the outlying police and sheriff’s departments. Payne attempted to deal with the increasing “juvenile” problems, but later admitted he was stumped for a solution to many of the youth problems. He attempted to counter some of the problems by referring youth to parental or church authority. Chief Payne did institute the first Youth Bureau within the department, recognizing that minors had to be dealt with differently than adults.
In 1936, Chief Payne resigned and went to work for the National Auto Theft Bureau.
Marriage license information It lists this as his second marriage and her first but this is not true - she was married to Reed Coughanor in 1919 |
Williams drawer in mausoleum |
physical description: Tall, stout, light blue eyes, brown hair Note: it says a cord "cut off left leg" |
Wendell's Obituary |
Wendell and Elizabeth headstone |
Carroll's birth certificate |
Carroll and Elizabeth's marriage license |
Obituary for Carroll |
Sunday, May 21, 2023
Arvilla Jane Taylor and Thomas Elihu Warren
Arvilla Jane Taylor
Arvilla Jane Taylor Birth Certificate |
Education: Weber County Schools and graduated from Smithsonian Business Institute
Married Thomas Elihu Warren 9 Sep 1926 Salt Lake City LDS Temple, Salt Lake, Utah
Children: Charles
Died 20 Feb 2000
Arvilla's obituary |
Birth Certificate
Deceased LDS member record
1910 US Census for Plain City, Weber, Utah page 8 (age 3)
1920 US Census for Plain City, Weber, Utah (age 13)
1930 US Census for View, Cassia, Idaho (age 23)
1940 US Census for Plain City, Weber, Utah page 1B (age 15 - should be 33)
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/70305746/arvilla-jane-warren
Thomas's birth certificate |
Thomas and Marie's marriage certificate |
Thomas's obituary |
First report of fatal car accident. Two initially died, Charles was reported as injured. |
Charles's Death Certificate |
WW2 draft registration card with description of physical description |
Sunday, December 11, 2022
Thomas Kirby 1609-1668 Mary Ann Ray ( - 1666)
-M- 9th Great Grandparents |
Thomas Kirby (also spelled Kerby and Kerbie)
Parents Thomas Kirby and Mary
Birth about 1609 Norfolk, England
Occupation: Millwright
Children: listed below
Died 20 June 1668 New Poquoson, York, Virginia
Buried Charles Parish, York, Virginia
Name of Parents: Family Search
ancestry.com
Death and Burial: William and Mary College Quarterly Magazine Vol 14, pages 154-158, published 1906
ancestry.com
-M- 8th Great Grandparents Robert and first wife, Mary |
William and Mary College Quarterly Magazine Vol 14, pages 154-158, published 1906
ancestry.com