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 | Marriage Certificate - William Job Stanley Bushby and Elizabeth "Lila" Turbett Bushby - 4 Oct 1930
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Date: 4 Oct 1930
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 | Marriage Certificate from the Parish of The Church of the Transfiguration - Arthur Emil Mickelsen and Carolyn Elizabeth Ray
According to the Church's website, "It was in 1870 that Joseph Jefferson was rebuffed in arranging for the funeral of his friend, George Holland, an actor. Told that there was a little church around the corner where 'they do that sort of thing,' Jefferson fervently exclaimed, 'God Bless the Little Church Around the Corner' and that famous benediction has echoed down through the years. This brought about a close relationship with the people of the theater which has continued to this day. Because of our work in the Church and Theater, the Church of the Transfiguration was designated a United States Landmark in 1973. This romantic history has brought many people to have their marriage vows solemnized at the altars of the Church and today members of the 'Family of the Little Church Around the Corner,' resulting from such marriages, are to found in fifty states and numerous countries." http://www.littlechurch.org/history.html
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Owner of original: Carolyn and James Wilkinson Jr.
Date: 16 Jun 1919
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| 503 |
 | Marriage certificate of Charles Morgan and Ann Morgan - 25 Sep 1841
Married in Trevethin Parish Church after Banns. From the Pontypool Register Office
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Date: 25 Sep 1841
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| 504 |
 | Marriage Certificate of Vera Lillian Bushby and Albert Joseph Piper - 4 Jan 1928
This certificate records the marriage of Albert Joseph Piper, age 25, a carpenter, born in New Zealand, to Vera Lillian Bushby, age 19, "home duties," born in Sydney, NSW. They both live at 130 Sewell Street, East Fremantle [6158] Western Australia.
Albert's father is Albert Henry Piper, a Minister of Religion, and his mother is Hettie Newcomb.
Vera's father is William James Bushby, a carpenter, and her mother is Sarah Jane Bull.
Married in the Seventh Day Adventist Church, East Fremantle, according to its usages and after publication of banns.
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Date: 4 Jan 1928
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| 505 |
 | Marriage Certificate of William James Bushby and Sarah Jane Buhl
William James Bushby and Sarah Jane Buhl were married on 19 Feb 1895 on Elgin Street, West Maitland, New South Wales in accordance with the rites of the Wesleyan Church. William was age 26, and an engineer. Sarah Jane was 22 and in "private life." William's parents are shown as James Bushby and Martha Aitken. Sarah's mother is shown as Elizabeth Buhl (no details for her father).
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Date: 19 Feb 1895
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| 506 |
 | Marriage Document - Francis Todd Wilson and Sarah Ann Parker
Married 7 Jan 1903 at St. Woolos, Stow Hill, Newport, Monmouthsire - Married by Rev J. Gower Jones, B.A., curate.
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Date: 7 Jan 1903
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| 507 |
 | Marriage Index - Jan-Feb-Mar 1903 - Francis Todd Wilson
The Newport, Monmouthsire marriage index shows Francis Todd Wilson as a groom in the first quarter of 1903.
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Date: 1903
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| 508 |
 | Marriage of Annie Allen (age 22) to Samuel Burns (age 26) - St. James's Church, Collyhurst, Manchester - 28 May 1896
The certificate is very difficult to read: this apparently due to the quality of the microfilm taken by the LDS. This certificate says that Samuel Burns (age 26, widower, labourer, living at 10 Husband Street) married Annie Allen (age 22, spinster, weaver, also living at 10 Husband Street). His fther was Gerald Burns (deceased), a mechanic. Her fther was James Allen (deceased), a guard. Married after banns. Witnesses: William Wilkinson and Mary Ellen O'Connor.
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Date: 28 May 1896
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![Marriage of Bruno Wyser and Elise Schönhals - German Evangelical Church [Lutheran] - Montevideo, Uruguay](documents/thumb_Bruno-Wyser-Marriage-W.jpg "Marriage of Bruno Wyser and Elise Schönhals - German Evangelical Church [Lutheran] - Montevideo, Uruguay") | Marriage of Bruno Wyser and Elise Schönhals - German Evangelical Church [Lutheran] - Montevideo, Uruguay
First name/family name of groom: Bruno Wyser, Solothurn, Switzerland
Occupation and address of father of the groom: Armoury Manager; Solothurn, Switzerland
Age of groom: 27 years
First name/family name of bride: Elise Schönhals, Simmersbach, Grand Duchy of Hessen [Germany]
Name, address and occupation of father of the bride: Johannes Schönhals, Pastor, Simmersbach
Age of bride: 25 years
Date of ceremony: 3 Feb 1869
Name of pastor who performed the marriage ceremony: Pastor Hopper
Witnesses: Louis Freyo and Leo Fugginer
German-English translation by Ingeborg Gowans.
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Date: 3 Feb 1869
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| 510 |
 | Marriage of Richard Sadler (age 22, a labourer) to Florence Lily Whiteley (age 19, spinster)
Married on 26 Feb 1921 in The Albert Memorial Church, Manchester, after banns. Both live at 220 Hamilton Street, Manchester. Richard's father, also Richard, is a labourer. Florence Lily Whiteley's father is a wire drawer.
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Date: 26 Feb 1921
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 | Marriage of Thomas Chadwick and Ellen (Nettie) Allen - 6 July 1895
St. John the Evangelist Church, Miles Platting, Manchester. Thomas was a carter, and Nettie was a warper. James Allen (Nettie's father) is shown as deceased, and had been a guard. Thomas' father James is a labourer.
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Date: 06 Jul 1895
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| 512 |
 | Marriage of William Booth Wilkinson and Ann Maria Walton
Parish Church of St. Anne's, Newton Heath, Lancashire
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Date: 28 DEC 1901
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| 513 |
 | Marriage Record - Stark Ray and Miss Hannah Wason
Both residents of Chester, New Hampshire. Married by Rev. Nathan Bradstreet on 14 Jun 1810. Recorded at NH Vitals on 5 Feb 1907.
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Date: 5 Feb 1907
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| 514 |
 | Martha Aitken - Baptism Certificate
"Martha Aitken lawful daughter of Walter Aitken and Martha McGavin his spouse was born 2 Aug and baptised this day [25 Aug 1839]."
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Date: 1839
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![Martha Aitken Death Certificate - [?] March 1856 - Village of Killearn, Stirling, Scotland](documents/thumb_Martha-Aitken-DC.jpg "Martha Aitken Death Certificate - [?] March 1856 - Village of Killearn, Stirling, Scotland") | Martha Aitken Death Certificate - [?] March 1856 - Village of Killearn, Stirling, Scotland
Father John McGavin (farmer, deceased) and mother Martha Jamieson. General burial in Killearn.
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Date: 1856
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| 516 |
 | Mary Catherine Vahey - Born 5 Aug 1899
Civil birth record. Born 5 Aug 1899, in the Ballyhaunis District, County Mayo. Father: Anthony Vahey; Mother: Winifred McGarry. Gender incorrectly shown as male. Notes indicate: "E.Kate/Catherine. twin of John Austin. Margaret McGarry 'present at birth.'"
Irish Family History Foundation
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Owner of original: Irish Family History Federation
Date: 5 Aug 1899
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| 517 |
 | Mary Crumplehere's Will of 1595 - Original Copy
1. In dei no[min]e amen , the xvth of July, in the yere of o[ur]
2. Lorde god 1595. I marie cru[m]plehere of the parishe
3. of Winterbo[u]rne Kingstone in the countie of Dorset,
4. wydowe, Sick in bodye, but p[er]fect of remembraunce /
5. thanks be to god. doe make my last will & testament /
6. in manner and form followinge. First I bequethe my
7. soule into the hand[es] of god, the maker of heaven /
8. and earth. And by the sheddinge of Jesus christ bloude /
9. I doe verely beleve, that all my sinnes, and offences /
10. be forgiven, and washed awaye, and my bodie I will /
11. to be buried at the discretion of my executor /
12. Imprimus I give to Will[ia]m cru[m]plehere my husband[‘s?]
13. best cote and shirt /
14. Item I give to Duke a frice [Note 1] cote & a paire of briggis /
15. Item to my sist[er] tamsey buggis my best petticott & waskett /
16. Item to punginto[u]on an olde cloke /
17. Item to maude Audeley________________vjd
18. Item to peter Keyser eight pounde of woll /
19. Item to ydeth chepma[n]_________ijs vjd
20. Item. to Marye cru[m]plehere,______ijs vjd
21. Item. to my sister Joan, xxs, and my best coffer/
22. Item to my sist[er] Catherine a black frice gowne /
23. and my workinge day petticott /
24. Item more to my sister Joan all the rest of myne
25. apparell /
36. It[e]m. to mary clerke________xijd /
27. It[e]m to M[aste]r Powell [Note 2]________xijd /
28. It[e]m. to my sonne thomas, all the residue of my /
29. goods and cattle whom I make my sole executor /
30. of this my last will and testament / finallye /
31. I doe ordayne, and appoint, M[aste]r Richard mychell /
32. M[aste]r thomas strangwaies, Hubbert galton, and /
33. John galton to be my overseers, and to take the /
34. benefitt of the goods and to imploy it to the
35. use of my son thomas cru[m]plehere/: / In Wittnes
36. Whereof I have called these my neighbo[u]rs /
37. whose names are under written.. //
38. Marster Richarde Mychell
39. Mystres Mychell
40. M[aste]r Powell
[again some Latin here]
[Note 1]: frice = frieze = rough heavy woollen cloth.
[Note 2]: E-mail from Eve McLaughlin dated 2 Mar 09: "The name [...] is Mr Powell, and he is also signatory to the inventory. Could be the local clergyman?"
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Date: 15 Jul 1597
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| 518 |
 | Mary Crumpler - Will Inventory - 1597 - Page 1
1. The accompte of Richard
2. Michele, Thomas Strangwayes gent
3. Huberte Galton, and John Galton
4. yeomen admi[ni]strators of the good[es] cattell[es]
5. & debt[es] of Richard Crumplehere &
6. Marie Crumplehere the relict of
7. the said Richard Crumplehere
8. late whiles they lived of the p[ar]ish
9. of Winterborne Kingston in the
10. Countie of Dorset and peculiar
11. Jurisdiction of the Deane of Sal[isbury]
12. deceased, and Gardians of Thomas
13. Crumplehere the naturall & lawfull
14. sonne of the said Richard & Marie
15. deceased & executor named in the
16. last will and testament of the said
17. Marie deceased during the minoritie
18. of the said Thomas Crumplehere
19. made by them & exhibited unto the
20. wor[shipfu]ll Mr William Wilkinson d[octo]r
21. of lawe officiale to the deane of the
22. Cathedrall churche of Sal[isbur]y the
23. sixt[h]e daie of May Anno
24. d[omi]ni 1597
The charge
1. First the said Richard
2. Michell, Thomas Strangwayes
3. Hubert Galton and John
4. Galton admi[ni]strators gardians
5. and accomptant[es] aforesaid doe
6. Charge them selves w[i]th the
7. good[es] cattall[e] and debt[es] of the
8. said deceased Richard Crum =
10. plehere & Marie Crumplehere
11. amounting to the price and
12. value of Twentie Fyve
13. powndes Fower shilling[es]
14. specified and comprised in an
15. Inventarie thereof made taken
16. & exhibited on the behalfe of
17. the said admi[ni]strators, and
18. accomptant[es] into the office of
19. the said deane of Sar[um] &
20. there remayninge, as by the
21. same beinge cast & exa[m]i[n]ed
22. more at large appeareth the
23. true copie whereof is annexed
24. to these p[rese]ntes
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Date: 6 May 1597
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 | Mary Crumpler - Will Inventory - 1597 - Page 3
1. An Inventorie of the goods and cattles of ^Richard Crumplehere &^ Marie crumplehere
2. ^his relict^ of the parish of winterborne Kingstone in the countie
3. of Dorset deseased taken the xxjth of September
4. by Mr Richard mychell, Hibbert galton, and John galton, pryser[?]./.
5. Imprimis. in the hall . a table bourd, formes. a cobourde,
6. chaires, a chest, painted clothes, crocks, tong[es]
7. pottgoods, and a tostinge yron. _________________xliiijs
8. Item, panns, bottles, skilletts, p[orr]ongers, platters
9. saucers , and candlestickes __________________xxs
10. It[e]m, barells, trendles, cowles, vate, tubbs,
11. and silt[es] _________________________________xs
12. Item. in a chamber, a payre of sheets, ij payre of
13. blanketts, coverletts, a boulst[er], a pillowe, a
14. tosterne [Note 1] and ij coffers_______________________xxxs
15. It[e]m, wheate, and vatches[Note 1] in the fielde________xvijli xvs
16. It[e]m. a cowe, and a bull______________________ xxxs
17. It[e]. half a weight of woll______________________xvs
18. Sum[m]a) xxvli iiijs.
19. to [?] )
[some Latin here]
[Note 1]: E-mail from Eve McLaughlin dated 1 Mar 2009: "wheat and vatches - that is vetches, a pea like plant which grows naturally among the wheat as a weed, but does have a fair amount of nutriritonal value, so was not just ploughed in. A toberne is presumably a 'testerne' or tester, bedhead, which might be carved of panneled wood, or if they were really decadent, even padded."
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 | Mary J. Crumpler and Nice Lilian Foot - 1901 England Census
The 1901 England census shows Mary J. Crumpler (age 34, single) as inn keeper of the Chequers Inn in Lytchett Matravers. She is living with her niece, Lilian Foot, age 15.
Ancestry.com. 1901 England Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005. Original data: Census Returns of England and Wales, 1901. Kew, Surrey, England: The National Archives of the UK (TNA): Public Record Office (PRO), 1901. Class: RG13; Piece: 1983; Folio: 40; Page: 5.
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Date: 1901
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| 521 |
 | Mary Vahey - Passenger Manifest - S.S. Philadephia
Mary arrived at Ellis Island on 1 October 1916, a 17 year old "servant" from Ireland, on her way to her uncle in Boston. Her arrival manifest is on the Ellis Island website.
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Date: 01 Oct 1916
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| 522 |
 | Matthew Brett Moore Christening - Article from 9 Aug 1958 Honolulu Star Bulletin
I found this clipping in a diary I kept as a 9 year old (hence the misspelling of Bulletin). Matthe Brett Moore was christened on 10 Aug 1958 at St. Clement's Church, Honolulu, by Rev. Carl Tamblyn. Matt was christened on his maternal grandmother's birthday, Helen King Wilkinson.
(At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
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Date: 9 Aug 1958
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| 523 |
 | Max Z. King (and family) Entry in the 1910 United States Federal Census
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 | Max Z. King - 1930 United States Census
The 1930 census shows Max Z. King, age 60, divorced, living at 1031 North Bonnie Brae, Los Angeles. He owns the property, with a value of $25,000. He is shown as a hotel proprietor, having emigrated to the United States in 1886. He is shown as born in Austria.
Publication Number: T626
Publication Title: Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930
Content Source: NARA
Census Year: 1930
State: California
County: LOS ANGELES
Browse Description: LOS ANGELES CITY
Enumeration District: 19-396
Description: LOS ANGELES CITY, ASSEMBLY DIST. 64 (PART), BOUNDED BY (N) SUNSET BLVD.; (E) GLENDALE BLVD.; (S) BELLEVUE AVE.; (W) N. ALVARADO.
Sheet Number: 12B
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Date: 15 Apr 1930
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| 525 |
 | Max Z. King Death Certificate - Los Angeles County, California
The death certificate of Max Z. King shows he was residing at 1031 North Bonnie Brae Street, Los Angeles, at the time of his death on 15 Sep 1935 in Monte Sano Hospital. His date of birth is shown as 20 Oct 1866 (age 68 yrs 10 mos 25 days) - in U.S. for 50 years, California for 40 years. Occupation shown as "general merchant," until 1915 (date of sale of Los Alamos store?). Causes of death: apoplexy and cerebral hemorrhage (for four days), chronic nephritis. Informant John B. Allen of San Francisco.
District 1901, local registration number 11484.
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Owner of original: City of Los Angeles - Registrar/Recorder
Date: 17 Sep 1935
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 | Max Z. King Entry in the 1920 United States Federal Census
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 | Max Z. King Obituary - Los Angeles Times - 17 Sep 1935 - Part II, Page 18
"Max Z. King, beloeved father of Geraldine Allen of San Francisco and Helen Wilkinson of Honolulu, T. H. Services today at 11 AM in the Little Church of the Flowers. Mortuary, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, Inc., in charge."
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Owner of original: Los Angeles Times
Date: 17 Sep 1935
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![Max Z. Konig [King] and Family - 1900 United States Census - Los Alamos, California](documents/thumb_Rachel_King_1900.jpg "Max Z. Konig [King] and Family - 1900 United States Census - Los Alamos, California") | Max Z. Konig [King] and Family - 1900 United States Census - Los Alamos, California
The 1900 census shows Max Z. Konig (born October 1866, age 33, born in Austria, emigrated to the United States in 1887, a merchant) living with wife Rachel (born November 1873, age 26) and daughter Geraldine (born May 1899, 9 months old). Address: Bell Street, Los Alamos, California.
Year: 1900; Census Place: Los Alamos, Santa Barbara, California; Roll: T623 110; Page: 2B
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Date: 1 Jun 1900
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| 529 |
 | Metropolitan Police - Description of the Pensioner
Description of Charles Feltham at the time of his retirement.
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Date: 12 Feb 1888
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 | Metropolitan Police - Pension Register 6789
Charles Feltham resigned from the Metropolitan Police (Islington Division) on 9 Feb 1888 and was granted a temporary pension, for one year, of £37.18.2.
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| 531 |
 | Michael Henry Isaacs - 8 Apr 1919 United States Passport Application
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Date: 8 Apr 1919
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| 532 |
 | Michael Morris - Obituary Listing from San Francisco Bulletin published as Daily Evening Bulletin, 14 Oct 1881
"MORRIS - In this city, October 12, Michael Morris, a native of Prussia, aged 72 years 4 months." From www.GenealogyBank.com. Using the tombstone birthday calculator at http://www.searchforancestors.com/utility/birthday.html birthday calculated as June 1809.
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Date: 14 Oct 1881
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| 533 |
 | Michael Morris Obituary
Spelling of first name different from that on headstone.
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| 534 |
| Military Record for John Joseph Walsh
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Owner of original: Military Personnjel Records
Date: 13 Aug 2008
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| 535 |
 | Milton Edward Morris - World War I Draft Card
Draft card shows Milton Edward Morris, born 26 Feb 1882, living at 130 11th Avenue, San Francisco, with his wife Lydia Bartlett Morris. Milton owns his own business - Little Auto Company at 431 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco. He is shown as a "dealer - auto wreck and parts." Registration Location: San Francisco County, California; Roll: 1544256; Draft Board: 8.
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Date: 12 Sep 1918
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 | Milton Edward Morris Death Certificate - 3 Apr 1935
The death certificate for Milton Edward Morris shows that he was born on 26 Feb 1882 in San Francisco, and died on 3 Apr 1935 in San Francisco. His residence at the time of death was 126 Dorchester Way, San Francisco, and he was a widower.
His father is shown as Kava Morris, born Germany; mother Yetta Stein, born Germany. Informant was Jack Morris, at the same address.
Cause of death: carcinoma lungs (primary), influenza and emphysema (secondary). His doctor attended him from 12 Jan 1935 to date of death (at 2:30 AM). He was a merchant - auto parts for 20 years. Cremated 5 Apr 1935 at Cypress Lawn.
District Number: 3801; Local Register Number: 2458
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Date: 4 Apr 1935
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![Milton Jack Morris and Marie Frances [Voss] Morris](documents/thumb_Milton-Morris--Marie-Voss.jpg "Milton Jack Morris and Marie Frances [Voss] Morris") | Milton Jack Morris and Marie Frances [Voss] Morris
Photographed on Eva [Saxon] Morris' front porch in Vallejo, California - circa 1930. Photograph courtesy of Barbara Morris Anderson
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Owner of original: Barbara Morris Anderson
Date: 1930
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 | Milton Jack Morris World War I Draft Registration Card
Employment shown at the Edwin Forrest Co., 219 Freemont, San Francisco. Milton E. Morris (at 130 11th Avenue, San Francisco) shown as "uncle and guardian." Registration Location: San Francisco County, California; Roll: 1544256; Draft Board: 8.
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Date: 5 Jun 1918
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| 539 |
 | Miriam Winkler's Birth Certificate
Born on 11 Feb 1905 at 3:30 AM at 39 Hospital Road, Glasgow. Father Philip was a master shoemaker.
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Date: 11 Feb 1905
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| 540 |
 | Miss Helen L King Met On Arrival of S.S. Maui
Helen L King arrived from San Francisco on the S.S. Maui with Miss Marie Mugler to marry Albert J Wilkinson of the audit department of the Bank of Hawaii. They were married the day of her arrival, Tuesday, 17 November 1925.
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Owner of original: Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Date: 21 Nov 1925
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| 541 |
 | Miss Mickelsen Becomes Bride in Ft. Shafter Wedding
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Owner of original: Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Date: 4 Jul 1953
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| 542 |
 | Miss Mickelsen Names Wedding Date
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Owner of original: Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Date: 13 Jun 1953
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| 543 |
 | Mitchell and Florence Rehfeld Cutler - 1930 United States Census
The 1930 Census shows Mitchell Cutler (age 34, first married at age 30, born in Minnesota, parents born in Russia, real estate broker) living with wife Florence (age 30, first married age 26, born California, parents born in Germany). Residence 421 14th Avenue, San Francisco, renting, $65.00 per month.
Year: 1930; Census Place: San Francisco, San Francisco, California; Roll: 203; Page: 4A; Enumeration District: 234; Image: 369.0
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Date: 5 Apr 1930
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 | Monroe L. Morris Obituary - San Francisco Examiner - 19 Nov 1978 - Section B, Page 7, Column 6
"In this city, November 18, 1978, Monroe L. Morris, most devoted and loved husband of Margery Morris; most loving father of Michael J. Morris, Diane Milber, and Lori Coleman; loving grandfather of Daniel Saul Morris; brother of Irving Morris and Jeanne Barrish; son-in-law of Harry and Sara Singer; brother-in-law of Mercedes and Anthony De Milo, Philip and Ilana Singer, Rose Morris and Bennie Barrish; father-in-law of Sara Morris, Eddy Milber, and Edward Coleman; a loving uncle, cousin, and loyal friend to all who knew him; a native San Franciscan; a veteran of WWII; a member of Fidelity Lodge No. 120 F&AM, and life member of S.F. Press Club. Servces Monday 11:30 am at Sinai Memorial Chapel, interment Salem Memorial Park."
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Owner of original: San Francisco Examiner
Date: 19 Nov 1978
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| 545 |
 | Monroe Osterman obituary from the 30 May 1891 issue of San Francisco Call
"In this city, May 29, Monroe Osterman, beloved husband of Sarah Osterman, a native of New York, aged 31 years and 1 day."
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Date: 30 May 1891
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 | Moses Morris - 91st Birthday is Celebrated - 24 May 1927
"Twenty-five friends and relatives of Moses Morris, pioneer San Franciscan and retired clothing merchant, celebrated his ninety-first birthday Saturday night by giving him a surprise party.
"They gathered at his home, 1148 Guerrero Street, to the complete surprise of the venerable citizen, and he participated in their merry evening. Among those at the party were his two sons and one daughter.
"Morris served in the cavalry of the German Army in 1859. He arrived in San Francisco on November 9, 1866, and until his retirement he was a prominent figure in the city's business life."
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Date: 24 May 1927
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| 547 |
 | Moses Morris Obituary - 11 Feb 1936 - Page 3
"Moses Morris, 99, Dies in Sleep - SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 11 - Three months before his 100th birthday, Moses Morris, retired San Joaquin Valley and San Francisco business man, died last night in his sleep, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. L. Rehfeld, 357 15th Avenue.
"Morris was born in Germany in 1836. At the age of 30 he came to California and settled in Modesto and later in Stockton, where he was active in fraternal affairs. He later moved to San Francisco, where he was active in business until he reached the age of 90.
"He is survived by his daughter, two sons, Isadore and Samuel Morris; three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral services will be held today at 10 a.m. from Halsted-Dierks & Company."
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Owner of original: Oakland Tribune
Date: 11 Feb 1936
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 | Moses Morris Obituary - 9 Feb 1936
Moses Morris died three months before his 100th birthday. He came to San Francisco seventy years ago, was a pioneer merchant, and smoked as many as four cigars a day in his nineties.
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Owner of original: David A. Jones
Date: 9 Feb 1936
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| 549 |
 | Moses Morris Obituary - The Modesto Bee
Moses Morris' obituary was printed on the first page of The Modesto Bee, 11 Feb 1936
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Owner of original: The Modesto Bee
Date: 11 Feb 1936
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| Named Outstanding Freshman at USC
Honolulu Star-Bulletin - 21 Jan 1948
(At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
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Owner of original: Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Date: 21 Jan 1948
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