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| 1301 | Troy Matthew Eddy April 7, 2001 A graveside service for Troy Matthew Eddy, 63, of Huntsville, was Tuesday, April 10 at 11am at Mount Tabor Cemetery with the Rev. Ken Graham officiating and Peck Funeral Home directing. Mr. Eddy died Saturday, April 7, 2001, at Huntsville Hospital. A native of Morgan County, he was retired as a machinist from J.P.S. Converter Company, and was a veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces. He was the father of the late Troy Keith Eddy. He is survived by one son, Charles L. Eddy of Birmingham; one daughter, Faye Terry of Trinity; one brother, Billy Gene Eddy of Hartselle; two sisters, Opal Locke of Arab and Myra Sue Ward of Eva; and two grandchildren. | Eddy, Troy Matthew (I80991)
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| 1302 | Truman EDDY Self M Male W 54 VT Carpenter VT VT Patience D. EDDY Wife M Female W 54 VT Keeps House VT NY Ann FISK MotherL W Female W 77 NY Not Employed NY NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Shaftsburg, Bennington, Vermont Family History Library Film 1255341 NA Film Number T9-1341 Page Number 508D | Eddy, Truman (I60773)
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| 1303 | Truman Edward Eddy Funeral services for Truman Edward Eddy, 80, of Decatur will be at 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 25, 2003 at Peck Funeral Chapel in Hartselle, the Revs. Homer Jones and Robert Watwood officiating, with burial in Ebenezer Cemetery in Morgan County. Peck Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Eddy died Wednesday, Jan. 22 at Sunbridge Care and Rehabilitation Center of Decatur. He was born on June 29, 1922 in Cullman to Arthur Clarence and Ceclela Green Eddy. He was a member of Mount Olive Holy Church of Christ and a veteran of World War II where he served in the U.S. Navy. He was preceded in death by his parents; and a brother, Buford Eddy. Survivors include his wife, Evelee Eddy of Decatur; two sons, Jimmy Eddy of Oklahoma City, Okla. and Ricky Eddy of Decatur; a daughter, Brenda Best of Decatur; three brothers, Dillard Eddy of Albertville, Refford Eddy of Cullman and Billy Ray Eddy of Hartselle; two sisters, Hazel Chriss of Dallas, Texas and Charlotte Hamilton of Hartselle; six grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Pallbearers will be Randy Eddy, Richard Eddy, Todd Best, Jamie Fairbanks, Richard Hamilton and Donnie Morgan. Visitation is from 6 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. | Eddy, Truman (I80932)
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| 1304 | Truman WAIT Self M Male W 37 VT Farmer VT VT Marritte WAIT Wife M Female W 31 VT Keeping House VT VT Nelson WAIT Son S Male W 12 VT VT VT Ruba E. WAIT Dau S Female W 11 VT VT VT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Shaftsburg, Bennington, Vermont Family History Library Film 1255341 NA Film Number T9-1341 Page Number 494C | Wait, Truman (I05193)
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| 1305 | unknown source Samuel Myers -- Samuel was Williams' township constable for many years . He was married to the former Mary Eddy . He died in Williams township February 14 in 1911 and was buried in a oak ridge cemetery , bay city Michigan . He has four children surviving they are fern M. Myers , Floyd , pearl Meyer's Webber and Bertha Myers Davis . Samuel MEYERS JR Self M Male W 20 MI Farm Ha Mary Jane MEYERS Wife M Female W 19 NY Keeping House NY NY Bertha MEYERS Dau S Female W 2 MI OH NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Bushnell, Montcalm, Michigan 1880 | Myers, Samuel (I38315)
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| 1306 | Urial C. EDDY Self M Male W 37 WI Painter & Glazier VT VT Sarah A. EDDY Wife M Female W 35 WI Keeping House MA NY Cora E. EDDY Dau S Female W 13 WI At Home WI WI Charles C. EDDY Son S Male W 9 WI At Home WI WI Earle U. EDDY Son S Male W 7 WI At Home WI WI May Belle EDDY Dau S Female W 5 WI At Home WI WI Guy G. EDDY Son S Male W 2 WI At Home WI WI Amy ... EDDY Dau S Female W 1 WI At Home WI WI -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place East Troy, Walworth, Wisconsin | Eddy, Urial Clarke (I22902)
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| 1307 | VERMILLION - S. E. QUARTER. by BENJ. SUMMERS, ESQ. Deacon John Beardsley erected the first log house back from the Lake shore in Vermillion, on lot no. 12, 2d section, in the year 1815. He settled first in 1810, near the mouth of Vermillion River, but the unhealthiness of the location and con- sequent sickness of his family, induced him to move hack to the less fertile but more healthful ridges. Here his family soon re- gained health. He was a good and useful man. Though eccentric in some of his views, and probably in error, especially in his theory of preserving his family from the contamination of the world by educating them at home instead of at school - he was liberal to a fault, very negligent of his dress; of a tall and robust frame, fully do- voted to his Christian duties. He first in- troduced religious meetings into the differ- ent neighborhoods round about by holding reading meetings, which ho conducted by singing, prayers, reading a sermon, &C and which in the absence of regular clergy was very beneficial in keeping up the forms, and, to some extent, the spirit of religion, and steadying the Ark of the Lord in the wilderness. The writer hereof distinctly remembers the impressions of the first religious services he attended in the wilderness. It was in the Fall of 1817, at the dwelling of Joel Crane, Esq., near the township line. Deacon B. officiated. His dress was remarka- ble to a person just from the refinements of New England. Woolen shirt, flannel wamus, tied by strings, and unmentiona- bles of same material, without fulling or dressing, and domestically colored with butternut bark, composed the main fea- tures of his wardrobe; and in the sum- mer following, shoes and stockings were generally dispensed with. A few years of back woods experience brought the most of us into uniform with our worthy deacon. The Deacon was a pillar of the first Con- gregational Church organized in his neigh- borhood, and was also an almost indispen- sible accompaniment of a log or frame rais- ing. Cheerful and happy himself, he dif- fused the same spirit around. He raised a numerous family, most of whom died ere middle age, and now rest by his side in the grave yard donated by him to the public, in the southeast part of the township, called the "Ridge cemetery." He was elected the third Justice of the Peace of the Township, but by some mis- take never was commissioned. His chil- dren were Philo, Joseph Smith, (who died in 1822) Ann, Clement, Sophia, Joseph Smith 2d, Harriet, Seth - who died in 1848 - Maria, (in 1844,) John and Irene. Ann married Capt. Elliot, and died in 1844, Sophia married Allen Eddy, and died in 1849, Harriet married Mr. Blasdel, and died in 1842, John married Leah Corkins, and died in 1849. All who married left issue. Philo removed west about 1830. Irene, wife of D. L. Washburn, Esq., and Clement, who married Sarah Akers, have numerous offspring, and still reside in Vermillion, and are the only known sur- vivors of the children. Clement is now - 1858 - Commissioner of the county of Erie. The deacon died of lockjaw in the year 1831, perfectly resigned and composed, in full assurance of a blissful immortality, and exemplified beautifully that "The chamber where the good man meets his fate, Is privileged beyond the common walks of life - Quite on the verge of heaven." His aged widow still survives him. | Beardsley, John (I85548)
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| 1308 | Virginia Lois Pullman Virginia "Jinny" Lois Pullman, 90, of Grants Pass, died Sept. 27, 2002, at Sandy Flaherty | Eddy, Virginia Lois (I05081)
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| 1309 | Vital Record of Rhode Island, 1636-1850, by James N. Arnold 1792 HAWKINS HAWKINS Rufus, of Edward, and Abigail Eddy, of Esek, Feb. 12, 1792. more Marriage Providence 1792 EDDY EDDY Abigail, daughter of Esek, of this town, and Rufus Hawkins. Gazette of Feb. 25, 1792 more Marriage Providence 1792 HAWKINS HAWKINS Rufus and Abigail Eddy, daughter of Esek, of this town. Gazette of Feb. 25, 1792 | Family: Hawkins, Rufus / Eddy, Abigail (F14651)
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| 1310 | Vital Records of Swansea, Massachusetts to 1850 1708 Eddy Caleb the Son of Samuel Eddy and Sarah his wife Was Born march ye :2:1708/9 | Eddy, Caleb (I12728)
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| 1311 | W. H. H. EDDY Self M Male W 66 NY Farmer NY NY Jane A. EDDY Wife M Female W 57 NY Keeping House MA MA Helen M. EDDY Dau S Female W 38 NY At Home NY NY Jennie A. EDDY Dau S Female W 30 NY Teaching School NY NY John C. EDDY Son W Male W 28 NY Farmer NY NY Elmer W. EDDY Son S Male W 19 WI Laborer NY NY Robert J. EDDY Son S Male W 14 WI Laborer NY NY Harrie J. EDDY GSon S Male W 3 WI NY NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Rock, Rock, Wisconsin Family History Library Film 1255444 | Eddy, William Henry Harrison (I60876)
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| 1312 | W.H. Eddy, Leader, Dies; Private Rites Private funeral services were held today for William Henry (Bill) Eddy, Sr., a Burlingame civic leaders whose public efforts ranged from active leadership of the San Mateo county Republican party to service as a member of the Burlingame Elementary and the San Mateo Union High school district boards of trustees. A resident of 1137 Drake avenue in Burlingame for 50 years, Eddy died at the age of 76 at Sequoia hospital in Redwood City on Saturday, following a long illness. He was an executive at the old Crocker National Bank headquarters in San Francisco, retiring after a career of 32 years about 1935, when his health began to fail. Five years ago he entered a rest home in Palo Alto. In the 1920s and 30s, Eddy known to many affectionately as "Bill" Eddy, participated in many civic endeavors for the welfare and progress of his community, and county. During the Al Smith- Herbert Hoover campaign, Eddy joined forces with William H. Crocker to promote Hoover's candidacy throughout the area. About 25 years ago he also served on the Burlingame Elementary and the San Mateo Union High school boards of trustees. His varied interests were directed to Masonic work, and he was a past master of Burlingame lodge 400, F.& A.M. He promoted the YMCA, was the advisor to Job's Daughters, and also aided the development of the Boy Scout organization in the county. Eddy was a friend of The Times' late Publisher, Horace W. Amphlett, joining him in numerous community development projects. Friends today recalled, "Bill Eddy gave of himself to so many. He was dedicated to the welfare and progress of San Mateo county and the community of Burlingame. A native of San Francisco, he was the husband of the late Henrietta Eddy and father of the late William H. Eddy Jr. of Menlo Park. The latter died two years ago. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Cecile Nelsen of Burlingame, who is associated with the engineering firm of Wilsey & Ham, and Mrs. Marian Biddell of San Mateo, and four grandchildren. Services were conducted from Crosby - N. Gay chapel in Burlingame. Interment was private. San Mateo Times, October 17, 1960, front page From CADI: EDDY WILLIAM H 10/14/1884 BEST M CALIFORNIA SAN MATEO 10/15/1960 553-20-4179 76 yrs | Eddy, William Henry (I81002)
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| 1313 | W.M. SERVIR Self M Male W 56 NY Printer NY NY E.B. SERVIR Wife M Female W 54 NY Keeping Hou Edwin SERVIR Son S Male W 19 NY Clerk In Hot S.H. POTTER GSon S Male W 8 NY NY NY G.E. POTTER GDau S Female W 10 NY NY NY O.A. WILLIAMS Other S Male W 21 PA Tele. Operator PA PA George FITCH Other S Male W 29 SWE Teamster SWE S Charles LAWSON Other S Male W 20 SWE Teamster SWE S Wilber EDDY Other S Male W 17 PA Teamster CAN NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place La Fayette, Mckean, Pennsylvania Family History Library Film 1255154 NA Film Number T9-1154 Page Number 367A | Eddy, Wilber (I57393)
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| 1314 | Walace G. EDDY Self M Male W 47 NY Farm Laborer MAP MAP Louisa EDDY Wife M Female W 34 MI Keep Hou Solomon J. EDDY Son S Male W 8 MI At Home NY MI May P. EDDY Dau S Female W 6 MI At Home NY MI Rufus H. EDDY Son S Male W 4 MI At Home NY MI Charles EDDY Son S Male W 1 MI At Home NY MI -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Grattan, Kent, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254587 NA Film Number T9-0587 Page Number 554C | Eddy, Wallace Gerald (I09765)
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| 1315 | Walden EDDY Self M Male W 72 NY Manufacturer NY NY Catharine EDDY Wife M Female W 58 NY Keeping House NY NY Oscar EDDY Son S Male W 28 NY NY NY Ella C. EDDY Dau S Female W 26 NY At Home NY NY Walden G. EDDY Son S Male W 20 NY Clerk NY NY Fred W. EDDY Son S Male W 17 NY At Home NY NY Sarah WILLSON Other S Female W 22 NY Servant IRE IRE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Greenwich, Washington, New York Family History Library Film 1254942 | Eddy, Walden (I09777)
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| 1316 | Walter KENEDY Self M Male W 25 MI Farmer SCOT. NY Cornelia KENEDY Wife M Female W 23 NY Keeping House NY NY Andrew KENEDY Son S Male W 3 MI MI NY Francis KENEDY Son S Male W 1 MI MI NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Williams, Bay, Michigan | Eddy, Cornelia Andella (I57265)
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| 1317 | Wanton A. EDDY Self M Male W 50 MA Calker MA MA Elizabeth EDDY Wife M Female W 47 MA Keeps House MA MA Arthur F. EDDY Son S Male W 20 MA Works On Fa Fannie B. EDDY Dau S Female W 18 MA At Home MA MA Louisa E. EDDY Dau S Female W 15 MA At Scoo Alexis EDDY Son S Male W 8 MA At School MA MA William A. EDDY Son S Male W 5 MA At School MA MA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Dighton, Bristol, MA Family History Library Film 1254522 NA Film Number T9-0522 | Eddy, Wanton Andrew (I16640)
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| 1318 | Wanton G. EDDY Self M Male W 30 MI Dealer In Patents NY NY Mary J. EDDY Wife M Female W 24 OH Keeping House PA OH Ray L. EDDY Son S Male W 6 MI At School MI OH -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Fairfield, Lenawee, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254591 NA Film Number T9-0591 Page Number 190B | Eddy, Wanton Graham (I36624)
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| 1319 | Ware EDDY Self M Male W 54 ME Lumberman ME ME Mary E. EDDY Wife M Female W 46 ME Keeping House ME ME Lena F. EDDY Dau S Female W 19 ME At Home ME ME Jerome W. EDDY Son S Male W 17 ME Tally Boy ME ME -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place East Saginaw, Saginaw, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254602 NA Film Number T9-0602 Page Number 290A | Eddy, Ware (I60839)
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| 1320 | WARREN D. 2727852 Born in Portland, Maine, Sept. 1, 1891. Residence: Portland. Ind: Portland, LB No. 2, June 24/18. Private. Org: 151 Dep Brig to disch. Overseas service: None. Hon disch on demob: Dec. 3, 1918. | Eddy, Warren Day (I58580)
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| 1321 | Warren DE LONG Self M Male W 49 NY Stone Mas Sophrina DE LONG Wife M Female W 46 NY Keeping House VT VT Ethan CLARA Other M Male W 46 MA Machinist MA MA Nettie CLARA Other M Female W 27 NY Dress Mak John NACEY Other M Male W 30 IRE Carpenter IRE I Ada NACEY Other M Female W 24 NY Dress Mak Margaret NACEY Other S Female W 1M NY IRE NY George JONES Other S Male W 26 VA Printer VA VA George W. JONES Other M Male W 24 NY Carpent Edward GOODRIDGE Other M Male W 22 NY Barber CAN CAN -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: | Eddy, Sophronia (I02370)
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| 1322 | Was part Cherokee Indian and spoke the language. Her father was from Ireland and her mother was from Virginia. | Jenkins, Eliza J. (I82104)
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| 1323 | WATERMAN HANNAH (EDDY*) 1847 - 21 AUG 1890 Swan Point Providence more | Eddy, Hannah Waterman (I33350)
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| 1324 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Eddy, L.E. (I78384)
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| 1325 | Welcome EDDY Self M Male W 66 NY Farmer NY NY Eliza A. EDDY Wife M Female W 51 NY Keeping House PA PA Alpha EDDY Dau S Female W 20 NY At School NY NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Geneseo, Livingston, New York Family History Library Film 1254858 NA Film Number T9-0858 Page Number 92B | Eddy, Welcome (I81335)
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| 1326 | West Virginia, 1863-1900 Marriage Index Gender: Female Spouse: Stanford C. Jones Marriage Date: Dec 24, 1868 County: Marion More About: This record can be found at the County Clerk Records, Film # 0835626-0835628 | Family: Jones, Stanford C. / Eddy, Maragaret O. (F29992)
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| 1327 | Western Virginian, July 18, 1827 EDDY, Ephriam Safford Died at the Red Sulphur Springs in Monroe County, on the 3rd inst. Ephriam Safford Eddy Esq., Attorney at Law, late a resident of this place in the 28th year of his age. | Eddy, Ephraim Safford (I18284)
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| 1328 | Westfield Republican, Sept. 1952. Mrs Grace EDDY TUCKER age 91 yrs. widow of Walter TUCKER passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs Earl OTTAWAY of Ripley,N.Y. on Thursday 28th August 1952 at 2:30 O'Clock-PM,after a illness of two weeks. Mrs Tucker born in Westfield was daughter of Albert and Lydia Sissions Eddy of Volusia. She lived all her life there, with the exception of winters when she made her home in Bradenton,Fla. Survivers include besides her daughter Mrs Ottaway, 2 sons George and Earl Tucker both of Westfield.One sister Miss Sara Eddy of Meadville,Pa. who is age 99 yrs. and a brother John Eddy of Wesleyville, age 93 yrs. 9 grandchildren,17 great grandchildren and 1 - 2nd greatchild and several nieces and Nephews. Mrs Tucker was at one time an active Member of the Volusia Grange. Services were conducted from Carpenter furneral home, 30 August at 3:oo Pm with Rev.Arthur P. Brett Pastor of Ripley Methodist church officating, Burial was in the Westfield Cemetery | Eddy, Grace Mary (I39858)
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| 1329 | Willard C. EDDY Self M Male W 45 NY Farmer NY NY Garny E. EDDY Wife M Female W 33 NY Keeping House NY NY Alta C. EDDY Dau S Female W 7 NY NY NY Devotion T. EDDY Brother S Male W 40 NY Farm John F. EDDY Brother S Male W 32 NY Mechan Philip AGAN Other S Male W 16 NY Farm Laborer IRE I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Brunswick, Rensselaer, New York Family History Library Film 1254922 NA Film Number T9-0922 Page Number 290B | Eddy, Willard Carpenter (I38727)
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| 1330 | Willard H. EDDY Self M Male W 31 MA Tack Cutt Susan A. EDDY Wife M Female W 35 MA Keeping House MA MA Lewis W. EDDY Son S Male W 7 MA MA MA Edna C. EDDY Dau S Female W 4 MA MA MA Walter L. EDDY Son S Male W 1 MA MA MA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Ward 6, Taunton, Bristol, MA Family History Library Film 1254526 NA Film Number T9-0526 Page Number 438A | Eddy, Willard H. (I01076)
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| 1331 | William ANTHONY Self M Male W 35 OH Farmer --- --- Nancy ANTHONY Wife M Female W 31 IN Keeping House OH OH John ANTHONY Son S Male W 10 IN At Home OH IN James M. ANTHONY Son S Male W 8 IN OH IN Vandiver R. ANTHONY Son S Male W 3 IN OH IN Daniel B. EDDY Other S Male W 24 IN Farm Labor VA PA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Van Buren, Brown, Indiana Family History Library Film 1254267 NA Film Number T9-0267 [Decendants Daniel Brayton Eddy online Decendant Tree.FTW] Saving Ancesters - by Walter Cady - 1963 p. 41/42 "Uncle Daniel lived at the Poplars during most of the years when we spent our summers there. Much of the time, however, he was away at sea. Started as a cabin boy at 17 under Uncle Philip on the "Excelsior" . Then had command of the ship when Philip retired. The Excelsior was wrecked and later two other vessels under his command. His voyages took him to many ports, in Europe and the Orient. After his last shipwreck in 1894 he did farming and raised chickens and pigeons at home. After marrying Elizabeth Harding they lived at her home, the Burgess Homestead, until his death. WC book has Philip's birth year as 1851, EFA eddyfamily.com has 1857 - but Walter Jackson was born in 1857 also - so eddyfamily is probably wrong | Eddy, Daniel Bowers (I40525)
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| 1332 | William B. PIKE Self M Male W 65 ME Farmer NH NH Louisa B. PIKE Wife M Female W 70 ME Keeping House NH NH William E. OSGOOD GSon S Male W 19 ME Farm Laborer ME ME -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Sebago, Cumberland, Maine Family History Library Film 1254478 NA Film Number T9-0478 | Pike, William (I36580)
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| 1333 | William DARLING Self M Male W 75 NY Farmer NH NY Mary A. DARLING Wife M Female W 69 NY MA MA Jonathan P. EDDY SonL M Male W 52 NY Farmer CT NY Martha J. EDDY Dau M Female W 42 OH Keeping House NY NY Laroka L. EDDY Other S Female W 17 IN At Home NY - Mary A. TEETZELL Dau M Female W 32 OH NY NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Ganges, Allegan, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254569 NA Film Number T9-0569 Page Number 329C | Eddy, Jonathan Pratt (I60869)
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| 1334 | William EDDY Self M Male W 26 AR Farmer TN TN Rosa EDDY Wife M Female W 21 KY Keeping Hou Sarah EDDY Dau S Female W 1 AR AR KY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Duty, Lawrence, Arkansas Family History Library Film 1254049 NA Film Number T9-0049 Page Number 511B | Eddy, William (I80562)
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| 1335 | William EDDY Self M Male W 34 RI Works In Woolen Mill RI RI Mary EDDY Wife M Female W 30 CT Keeping House ENG E Alice J. EDDY Dau S Female W 4 MA At School RI CT Sarah A. EDDY Dau S Female W 10M MA RI CT Daniel EDDY Father W Male W 63 RI House Paint -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Webster, Worcester, MA Family History Library Film 1254566 NA Film Number T9-0566 Page Number 339B | Eddy, Daniel Tefft (I10716)
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| 1336 | William EDDY Self M Male W 34 RI Works In Woolen Mill RI RI Mary EDDY Wife M Female W 30 CT Keeping House ENG E Alice J. EDDY Dau S Female W 4 MA At School RI CT Sarah A. EDDY Dau S Female W 10M MA RI CT Daniel EDDY Father W Male W 63 RI House Paint -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Webster, Worcester, MA Family History Library Film 1254566 NA Film Number T9-0566 Page Number 339B | Eddy, William (I32405)
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| 1337 | William EDDY Self M Male W 43 CT Farmer CT CT Nancy F. EDDY Wife M Female W 38 CT Keeping House CT CT George W. EDDY Son S Male W 13 CT Farm Labor Caroline A. EDDY Dau S Female W 11 CT At Ho Mary EDDY Dau S Female W 9 CT At Home CT CT Hores S. EDDY Son S Male W 6 KS At Home CT CT Louis H. EDDY Son S Male W 3 KS At Home CT CT Susan EDDY Dau S Female W 1M KS At Home CT CT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Marysville, Marshall, Kansas Family History Library Film 1254388 | Eddy, William Waldo (I28964)
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| 1338 | William EDDY Self M Male W 45 LA Farmer LA LA Adalina EDDY Wife M Female W 44 LA Housekeepi Sarah EDDY Dau S Female W 14 LA At Home LA LA Lucinda EDDY Dau S Female W 12 LA At Home LA LA John EDDY Son S Male W 11 LA At Home LA LA Allice EDDY Dau S Female W 8 LA At Home LA LA Kennith EDDY Son S Male W 6 LA LA LA Flora EDDY Dau S Female W 4 LA LA LA Van EDDY Son S Male W 2 LA LA LA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place 4th Ward, Tangipahoa, Louisiana Family History Library Film 1254471 NA Film Number T9-0471 Page Number 481C | Eddy, William (I81560)
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| 1339 | William EDDY Self M Male W 49 VT Dry Goods Merchant VT VT Elizabeth EDDY Wife M Female W 45 PA Keeping House ENG ENG Allice C. EDDY Dau S Female W 15 IL VT PA Chester H. EDDY Son S Male W 8 IL VT PA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Hennepin, Putnam, Illinois Family History Library Film 1254244 NA Film Number T9-0244 Page Number 269D | Eddy, William (I20927)
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| 1340 | William EDDY Self M Male W 57 VT Farmer NY NY Loisa EDDY Wife M Female W 45 VT Keeping Hou Perry EDDY Son S Male W 24 VT In Store VT VT Daton EDDY Son S Male W 22 VT Clerk In Sto Ettie EDDY Dau S Female W 16 VT At School VT VT Ottis EDDY Son S Male W 2 VT At Home VT VT Rosy HASKINS Other S Female W 16 VT Housekeep -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Lincoln, Addison, Vermont Family History Library Film 1255340 NA Film Number T9-1340 Page Number 111B | Eddy, William M. (I43935)
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| 1341 | William EDDY Self M Male W 59 VT Farmer --- --- Mary EDDY Wife M Female W 59 VT Keeping House CT - Charles EDDY Son S Male W 32 VT Farmer VT VT Clinton EDDY Son S Male W 20 VT VT VT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Brookfield, Orange, Vermont Family History Library Film 1255345 NA Film Number T9-1345 Page Number 35C | Eddy, William Henderson (I35090)
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| 1342 | WILLIAM EDDY 29 Apr 1908 May 1981 26170 (Saint Marys, Pleasants, WV) (none specified) 276-10-6394 Ohio Hello, I have spoken with my father just a couple of hours ago and got some information about more Eddy's. The information is as follows: 1. My great grandfather, William Eddy married Francis Kahn. No dates known at this point. 2. William and Francis had three children: Anna Belle Eddy, George Eddy and Junior Ervin Eddy b. July 6, about 1933. Death date unknown. 3. Anna Belle and George Eddy, I am currently researching more information about them. 4. Junior Eddy, married his first wife, Mary Anthony (currently Mary Hammonds). They had three children together: John Erwin Eddy b. Feb 26,1955, Norma Jean Eddy b. Aug. 10, 1956, and Marcela Francis Eddy b. July 19, 1957. I hope this information helps. My father has told me many stories about his part of the Eddy family. He said his great grandparents came from West Virginia and then migrated to Ohio. Dates of those moves are unknown. If there is anything I can do as for research on the Eddy name, please assign it to me. I am very interested and willing to do as much as I can. So far I am doing a family tree and have five generations. I keep going to your website and many others, finding alot of information. However, I have not been able to put down as much information as I could until I find out dates on my great grand parents. Thank you, | Eddy, William (I83705)
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| 1343 | William EDGERTON Self M Male W 44 VT Farmer VT VT Cynthia EDGERTON Wife M Female W 41 VT Keeps House US US -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Wallingford, Rutland, Vermont Family History Library Film 1255348 NA Film Number T9-1348 Page Number 463A | Edgerton, William (I30661)
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| 1344 | William F. SHERWIN Other M Male W 43 NH P. Agt. M.C.R.R. NH NH Castella SHERWIN Other M Female W 38 NY VT NH Florance SHERWIN Other S Female W 18 NH At School NH NY Harry SHERWIN Other S Male W 11M NY NY NY Albert BURGETT Other S Male W 36 NY Conductor R.R. NH NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Elmira, Chemung, New York Family History Library Film 1254817 NA Film Number T9-0817 Page Number 370A | Sherwin, William F. (I29607)
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| 1345 | William H. Eddy was born in New York in 1832. His parents, Edward and Susan M. (Hills) Eddy, were natives of New York, descended from English ancestors. He attended the common school in his native State, where he learned the cooper's trade, which he has connected with numerous other branches of woodwork, being a natural genius. He was a soldier in the war for the Union, and served in Co. C, 50th Reg. N.Y. Vol. Engineers. He was promoted to Sergeant, and was in the service from his enrollment in 1862 until the surrender of Lee without a day's illness. He settled in Lowell in 1866. He was School Director while the new school-house was being built, and has always taken an active part in educational matters. He interested himself in the rejuvenation of Public Library, and his exertions and influence have increased its capacity to about 500 volumes. He is quite proud of his title of 'Stepfather of the Library.' He was married in 1854 to Martha Fox, born in 1832 in Rome, N.Y., of German and English descent. They have three children living | Eddy, William Henry (I02344)
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| 1346 | William J. SAVOY Self M Male W 34 NJ Watch Case Maker SWITZERLAND NY Susan M. SAVOY Wife M Female W 34 NY Keeping House NY NY Walter T. SAVOY Son S Male W 10 NJ At Home NJ NY William F. SAVOY Son S Male W 6 NY NJ NY Mabel S. SAVOY Dau S Female W 9M NY NJ NY Willard T. EDDY FatherL W Male W 68 NY Retired Machinist RI CT Alice EDDY SisterL S Female W 21 NY Straw Hat Maker NY NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Brooklyn, Kings (Brooklyn), New York City-Greater, New York Family History Library Film 1254855 NA Film Number T9-0855 | Savoye, William Joseph (I41574)
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| 1347 | William L. EDDY Self M Male W 50 NJ Wood Turn Susan J. EDDY Wife M Female W 55 NJ NJ NJ Luther L. EDDY Other S Male W 15 NJ At Home NJ NJ Hannah BAILY Other M Female W 27 PA At Home PA NJ Willie BAILY Other S Male W 6 CT At Home ENG PA Joseph BAILY Other S Male W 4 NJ At Home ENG PA Mary BAILY Other S Female W 6M NJ At Home ENG PA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Passaic, Morris, New Jersey Family History Library Film 1254793 | Eddy, William Lindsley (I01743)
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| 1348 | WILLIAM LEONARD EDDY. William Leonard Eddy is the proprietor of the Crystal Jar Dairy and Maplewood stock farm on section 15, Crawford township, Crawford county, and his business has become an important and profitable one, owing to capable management and untiring industry on the part of the owner. Mr. Eddy is a native son of New England, his birth having occurred in Leicester, MA, on the 1st of June, 1845. His parents were Leonard and Isabella (Newton) Eddy, also natives of MA. During his active business career the father followed the occupation of farming, but during the later years of his life lived retired, enjoying a richly merited rest. He died in 1893 at the age of eighty-four years, and his wife passed away in 1886 at the age of fifty-seven years. William Leonard Eddy, having mastered the branches of learning taught in the common schools, continued his education in Worcester Academy at Worcester, MA. He was but eighteen years of age when in response to his country's call for troops he enlisted in February, 1864, as a member of Company K, Twenty-fifth MA Infantry. He was twice wounded during his service and was often in the thickest of the fight. He participated in the battles of Cold Harbor, Petersburg and ten other engagements, and never faltered in his performance of duty, faithfully following the old flag into the thickest of an engagement, upon the long marches or to the lonely picket line. He received an honorable discharge at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in September, 1865, and returned home with a creditable military record. On account of the injuries which he had sustained in battle, however, he was unable to enter into active business for some time thereafter. The year 1867 witnessed his arrival in Crawford county, Kansas, and he became a factor in the development of the great and growing west as a merchant in Crawfordsville, entering into partnership relations with Colonel Percy Daniels. After a short time, however, he withdrew from the store and turned his attention to farming and stock-raising. Since 1888 he has given his entire time to the dairy business, and the Crystal Jar Dairy has become famed throughout this part of the state. He has a valuable farm of one hundred and sixty acres pleasantly located a mile and a half west of Girard. The place is well equipped with modern improvements and accessories. He has a fine residence, and there is also a most commodious and substantial cattle barn, forty by sixty feet, which was completed in the year 1903, and affords abundant shelter to the large herd of cows which he keeps upon his place for dairy purposes. Neatness and thrift characterize the farm, and the products of the dairy being of an excellent quality find a ready sale on the market. His patronage is now extensive and returns to him a good annual income. On the 27th of November, 1873, occurred the marriage of Mr. Eddy and Miss Ella M. Bayless, a daughter of Jonathan and Eugene (Briggs) Bayless, natives of New York and Michigan, respectively. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Eddy has been blessed with four children: Frank B., at home; Leonard J., who is now in Kansas City, Missouri; and Lucy Isabella and Henry Newton, who are still with their parents. Mr. Eddy and his family are members of the Methodist church at Girard and are well known people of the community, the hospitality of the best homes of the neighborhood being extended cordially to them. Mr. Eddy belongs to the Ancient Order of United Workmen at Girard and he maintains pleasant relations with his old army comrades through his membership in General Bailey Post No. 49, G. A. R. In politics his allegiance is given to the Republican party, and he keeps well informed on the questions and issues of the day, but while he always votes in support of the measures which he believes will contribute most to the general progress of town, county or state he has never sought or desired office for himself, preferring to give his attention to his business interests, in which he is meeting with very desirable success. Pages 600-601 from A Twentieth century history and biographical record of Crawford County, Kansas, by Home Authors; Illustrated. Published by Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, IL : 1905. 656 p. ill. Transcribed by Carolyn Ward, in November, 2003. | Eddy, William Leonard (I22071)
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| 1349 | William P. Eddy, 77, well known and very well liked resident of this community, where he had lived his entire life, died suddenly at his home, 122 North Cross Street, Wednesday following a heart attack. He had been in failing health for some time. He was born May 11, 1883 in Sycamore, son of John and Arvilla Harms Eddy. he attended the local schools and on June 3, 1916 was married in Genoa to Grace Hemenway, who died in 1957. Mr. Eddy was an interior decorator here for some 50 years. He also was employed part time in the former Wetzel Bros. Jewelry store in this city. He was active in musical circles and served as director of the local Schubert Orchestra, which was very popular many years ago. He also served as an alderman of the third ward for eight years. He was a member of the Federated Church. Mr. Eddy possessed many kindly traits of character and was liked and respected by all who knew him. He will be sorely missed by his family members and by a host of friends. Surviving are two sons, William Bryce and John L., both of Sycamore; two grandchildren; and a brother, Jack of this city. Final services are to be accorded this Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Van Natta Funeral Home with Rev. H.L. Michael, pastor of the First Congregational Church at Lisle, officiating. Interment will be in the Elmwood Cemetery. | Eddy, William P. (I57186)
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| 1350 | William Palmer Holman moved with his father to Salisbury, Vt. His wife's (Lois B. Grant's) father was a cousin of Gen. U. S. Grant. He was in the business of manufacturing shoes for ten years, then returned to Union, Ct. In 1855, removed to Iowa. He was a farmer and stockraiser, seven miles south of Sioux City, near the Missouri River. Village of Sargeants Bluff, 1887. He was the only white man there. He went through all of the hardships of frontier life, no white man nearer than the Red River of the North, or Oregon, or British Columbia, on the West. | Holman, William Palmer (I82851)
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