Hillbillies & Vikings

This site is focused broadly on all descendants of John Denboe, an indentured servant who came to the Crown Colony of Maryland in about the year 1664. Also, it maintains a special emphasis on the descendants of John Denbow (1797-1862) and his brother Bazeleel (1795-1857), early pioneers in the hills of Southeastern Ohio, as well as the descendants of Jón Jónsson (1841-1934) of Dalasýsla, Iceland, who was an Icelandic immigrant to Canada and now has progeny throughout North America.

Notes

Matches 1,201 to 1,250 of 6,032

#	Notes	Linked to
1201	Met Esther Minnie Michel and married her three months after arriving in Pittsburgh. They were married in the bride's home at 43 [or 38 check] Climax Street in Beltzhoover. She had worked in the Riech Dairy before marriage. They lived in the Beltzhoover neighorhood of Pittsburgh, and then in about 1924, they moved to 1505 Park Avenue in Dormont to live with and care for Esther's mother, Emma Elizabeth (Rech) Michel. They attended the Christ Lutheran Church in Beltzhoover and Bethany Lutheran Church in Dormont. John and Esther lived in their Dormont home until their deaths. Witness Role: Principal: [F339] ...of (parents not known) Witness Role: Bride: [I3141] Esther Minnie MICHEL Witness Role: Groom: [I1985] John Frederick GIGAX	Michel, Esther Minnie (I3141)
1202	met his wife Kathryn Tadsen, known as 'Tad', while he was teaching in Niles. Her older sister, June Tadsen Rader, who was teaching in Niles encouraged her to come to Niles from Port Clinton, Ohio, to teach. The Reverend Hargate officiated. Bob and Tad have lived in the same house, a shingled, Craftsman style bungalow, at 43 Lincoln Avenue, Niles, Ohio for 57 years in 1994. Witness Role: Bride: [I4247] Kathryn Margaret TADSEN Witness Role: Groom: [I3871] Robert Henderson SHARP	Family: Robert Henderson Sharp / Kathryn Margaret Tadsen (F1)
1203	met his wife Kathryn Tadsen, known as 'Tad', while he was teaching in Niles. Her older sister, June Tadsen Rader, who was teaching in Niles encouraged her to come to Niles from Port Clinton, Ohio, to teach. The Reverend Hargate officiated. Bob and Tad have lived in the same house, a shingled, Craftsman style bungalow, at 43 Lincoln Avenue, Niles, Ohio for 57 years in 1994. Witness Role: Principal: [F1] ...of (parents not known) Witness Role: Bride: [I4247] Kathryn Margaret TADSEN Witness Role: Groom: [I3871] Robert Henderson SHARP	Sharp, Robert Henderson (I3871)
1204	met his wife Kathryn Tadsen, known as 'Tad', while he was teaching in Niles. Her older sister, June Tadsen Rader, who was teaching in Niles encouraged her to come to Niles from Port Clinton, Ohio, to teach. The Reverend Hargate officiated. Bob and Tad have lived in the same house, a shingled, Craftsman style bungalow, at 43 Lincoln Avenue, Niles, Ohio for 57 years in 1994. Witness Role: Principal: [F1] ...of (parents not known) Witness Role: Bride: [I4247] Kathryn Margaret TADSEN Witness Role: Groom: [I3871] Robert Henderson SHARP	Tadsen, Kathryn Margaret (I4247)
1205	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I4940)
1206	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I2435)
1207	Michael died 7 May 1919 aged 80 years, 9 months, and 10 days.	Bobo, Michael Jasper (I591)
1208	Millersville Mennonite Cemetery	Barton, Harvey James (I5945)
1209	Ministers name: George Carr Witness Role: Bride: [I3468] Theodosia REED Witness Role: Groom: [I1111] Elisha DENBOW	Family: Elisha Denbow / Theodosia Reed (F609)
1210	Ministers name: George Carr Witness Role: Principal: [F609] ...of (parents not known) Witness Role: Bride: [I3468] Theodosia REED Witness Role: Groom: [I1111] Elisha DENBOW	Denbow, Elisha (I1111)
1211	Ministers name: George Carr Witness Role: Principal: [F609] ...of (parents not known) Witness Role: Bride: [I3468] Theodosia REED Witness Role: Groom: [I1111] Elisha DENBOW	Reed, Theodosia (I3468)
1212	Mom told me that she had the signs of preeclampsia, which if they had been recognized by her physician, Dr. Theron H. Morgan, should have resulted in an immediate c-section. This could have saved Marie's life. Witness Role: Principal: [I4935] Marie DENBOW Witness Role: Witness: [I432] Stefania Aðalbjörg BJÖRNSON Witness Role: Deceased: [I4935] Marie DENBOW	Björnson, Stefania Aðalbjörg (I432)
1213	Mom told me that she had the signs of preeclampsia, which if they had been recognized by her physician, Dr. Theron H. Morgan, should have resulted in an immediate c-section. This could have saved Marie's life. Witness Role: Witness: [I432] Stefania Aðalbjörg BJÖRNSON Witness Role: Deceased: [I4935] Marie DENBOW	Denbow, Marie (I4935)
1214	MOre Children in this family.	Sorheim, Adolph Edward (I4092)
1215	Mother listed as Alberta Holland	Huggins, Albert Walter Sr. (I4719)
1216	Mount Cem,Whitehall,PA,USA	Huth, Wilhelmina (I2512)
1217	Mount Cem,Whitehall,PA,USA	Mollenauer, Ernest H. (I3198)
1218	moved in 1932 to Florida.	Bobo, Frederick Fenton (I519)
1219	Moved to Madison County, Alabama from Vinton County, Ohio on 6 February 1888. John Pearl Bobo homesteaded 79 94/100 acres of land in Madison County, Alabama, on 14 April 1910. He also owned land, a sawmill, gristmill, and general store at Pinedale, Limestone County, Alabama about 2.5 miles from Ardmore, Alabama.	Bobo, John Pearl (I552)
1220	Moved to west after Sarah's death. May have remarried there.	Rose, Simon Adam (I4793)
1221	Mt. Lebanon Cem.,Pittsburgh,PA,USA	Michel, Esther Minnie (I3141)
1222	Much of the information on Nellie May is from a chart given to Russell T. Arndts from Ruth Hurlbert. The chart is called the Paternal Family Tree. The word "Maternal" is crossed out and the word "Paternal" has been added. No exact order to the births are given. Helen most likely is first. Helen, Edward, John, Nellie, and Edna being the order. The 'Haldeman book' says, Mae or Mary, married Wietzel. Carl J. Denbow joined SAR on the basis, in part, of Nellie May's application to the DAR.	Gigax, Nellie May (I1990)
1223	Murdered by husband	Cronin, Ada (I6359)
1224	Mutliple Obituaries for Elizabeth Kennedy Hunter (1919)	Hunter, Elizabeth Kennedy (I2462)
1225	My older sister who was born dead due to the incompetence of the delivering physician, Dr. Morgan Footnote: Short Footnote: Bibliography: Short Title: DC: Margaret Jane Masters Record Type: Death Cerfiticate Name Of Person: Margaret Jane Masters File Date: 15 FEB 1918 Number: Vol. 2503; Cert. 9425	Source (S279)
1226	My source actually says her birth was in Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire. I believe this is in error, as Dover Delaware is probably a day or two stage coach ride from Harford County, Maryland, whereas a trip to Dover, New Hampshire, would have been a major undertaking very unlikely for a pregnant mother to take.	Denbow, Martha (I6027)
1227	My transcription of Civil War pension file was 05 Oct 1879; Judith Hall has 08 Oct 1979. I'm going with Judith's date, which is from another source.	Blum, George Louis (I474)
1228	myelodysplastic syndrome. Here is what he said about it in his own words: "Have rare blood ailment -- same as the Japanese House of Representatives person from California who died of it recently -- perhaps you saw in news. Myelodysplastic Syndrome -- a mouthful. Am transfusion dependent -- severely limits my travel. Very low red blood cells, white blood cells & platelets. Constant state of general weakness." Witness Role: Principal 2: [I2062] Richard GRAMLICH	Gramlich, Richard (I2062)
1229	n 1804 , the Lynn Twp., Northampton County, Holbens moved toNorthumberland County, Upper Mahanoy Twp., 50 miles to the West. Amongthem were Jacob II, his wife, Catherine, and their children, John,Peter, Daniel, and at least one daughter, Susanna, and the newlywed,Jacob III. Before the estate of Jacob II could be settled, Jacob theIII, the administrator, died unexpectedly, intestate. He left awidow, Elizabeth, and seven minor children. Elizabeth waived her rightto be administratrix and the court appointed Jacob's brothers, Johnand Daniel, as administrators as well as de bonis non of the yetunsettled estate of old Jacob II. By the time the estate wasdistributed and settled in 1830, Peter Holben had moved from the area.	Holben, Jacob (I2373)
1230	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I2104)
1231	Name alao appears as Elizabeth Black in The Bobo Roots-Cellar,Volume IV, Number 2, Winter/Spring 1994.	Ripley, Elizabeth (I3617)
1232	Name of Catherine Doney's husband, William Neel given in the bookDunkelberger Family, Europe to America, by Shirley J. Turner.	Neel, William (I3280)
1233	Name: Ancestry Online Files	Repository (R8)
1234	Name: Carl J. Denbow Personal Files	Repository (R1)
1235	Name: Darke County Probate Court	Repository (R13)
1236	Name: Darke County Recorder's Office	Repository (R11)
1237	Name: Fold3 Online Files	Repository (R21)
1238	Name: Garst Museum, Genealogical Library	Repository (R3)
1239	Name: Genealogical files for Susan Sharp	Repository (R14)
1240	Name: Greenville Cemetery Office	Repository (R12)
1241	Name: Henry S. Dillon Personal Files	Repository (R17)
1242	Name: LaMont Bankson Personal Files	Repository (R16)
1243	Name: Mark Fletcher's Files Attacliffe on ancestry.com contains most of his information.	Repository (R7)
1244	Name: Monroe County Court House	Repository (R2)
1245	Name: Monroe County Historical Society	Repository (R6)
1246	Name: National Archives and Records Administration	Repository (R5)
1247	Name: newspapers.com http://www.newspapers.com	Repository (R22)
1248	Name: Ohio History Connection	Repository (R20)
1249	Name: online at denbowtree.org	Repository (R4)
1250	Name: Robert Hall Barton's Personal Files	Repository (R10)