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101	Born in Taunton, MA; died bef. November 5, 1722 in Hardwick, Worcester Co., MA; married Mary Cobb.	Dean, Seth (I1361)
102	Born in Taunton, MA; died Feb. 16, 1682/83 in Taunton.	Dean, Samuel (I1360)
103	Born in Taunton, MA; died November 27, 1679 in Taunton	Dean, Bethia (I1358)
104	Born in Taunton, MA; died October 22, 1766 in Taunton.	Dean, Hannah (I1347)
105	Born in Taunton, MA; married Henry Thompson, Jr. January 14, 190 in Wilbraham, MA	Dean, Phillarman (I1346)
106	Bought land in Bertie Co., NC in 1720. About 1750 he came to Wake Co. (then part of Johnston Co.)	BUNCH, Paul (I2117)
107	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	SHARP, Brenda Lee (I248)
108	Brother of Miranda	THAYER, Jesse (I761)
109	Brother of Miranda	THAYER, James (I764)
110	Brother of Miranda.	THAYER, Silas (I762)
111	Brought his family from Northern Ireland to the United States, first locating in West Virginia and then in Ohio.	Brown, Robert (I1730)
112	BURI PLAC Highland Cemetery,Ypsilanti,Michigan Sister of my Great Grandfather George Edward Curtiss, and James Curtiss; Aunt of my grandfather George Robert Curtiss, and Frank Curtiss; daughter of Medad Curtiss. Highland Cemetery, block 90.	CURTISS, Cynthia Ann (I455)
113	Burial: 1905, Greenwood Cemetery, Owen Sound, Ontario.	Connell, Sara (I1459)
114	Buried in a section where later all grave stones were removed. Dorothy Bagwell Ward remembers visiting their graves at the cemetery many times after her family moved to Raligh in 1931. In later years she was told that cemetery records were burned and no records for that part of the cemetery remained.	WATSON, Joseph (I222)
115	Buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Owen Sound, Ontario.	Harriman, Angus Augustus (I1435)
116	Buried in Pioneer Cemetery	Harriman, Bethania (I1426)
117	Buried in Pioneer Cemetery. He apparently died near Buffalo, NY, and reference to this was made in the Boston Transcript #6441 dated Dec. 17, 1917.	Harriman, Alanson (I1430)
118	Buried in Whitechurch Cemetery between Trenton and Bellview.	Smith, Mary (I1005)
119	C.B.Thompkins first listed the fifth child as "Daniel Dean, died" but later writes of fifth child John B. with this info. Probably inaccurate repetition.	TOMPKINS, John B. (I160)
120	Came to Bertie Co., NC with his brothers Paul and Micajah from the old country. He and his brothers show up in the NC state ecords as the first listing of the name “Bunch.”	BUNCH, Shadrack (I2217)
121	Captain Thomas was captain of the ship that carried the Prince of Orange and the royal party from Holland to England in 1688. In 1744 he served as surveyor of highways in Braintree. He was captain of the ship that carried the Prince of George and the royal family from Holland to England in 1688.	Thomas, Captain John (I655)
122	Carrie Jane was 16 years older than her brother George Robert Curtiss. Aunt Carrie had three children--Mabel, Louise and Jay Randolph. Mabel died early of TB. Louise married Will Breeding. See Aunt Dorothy's story (page 4). (Dorothy Curtiss Klus) Carrie was one of the last remnants of austere, straight-lced aristocracy. She sang alto solo in the Baptist Church of South Have. She was thin, tall gray-haired, dressed in purple velvet and a plumed purple hat. (source: Aunt Dorothy) They were hard-shelled Baptists. She thought rest of family would go to bad place because they were all Congregationilists.	Curtiss, Carrie Jane (I514)
123	Cause of Death: Apparently died i giving birth to Stephen.	Thompson, Hannah (I1752)
124	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	KINGSLEY, Karen Sue (I238)
125	CHR PLAC Conway Baptist Church,,Mass. October 5, 1678. He married Rachel Hersey. He was variously referred to as sergeant and lieutenant. Josiah's will was made at Weymouth June 4, 1743 and proved the 28th of the same month.	Beal, Josiah (I658)
126	Chronic Brights Disease (Organic Heart Disease)	Curtiss, George Edward (I443)
127	Chuck Kinglsy always had a cheerful personality, and adored Mary Jean. During WWII he was a Lt. and pilot, and was knighted by the Prince Regent of Belgium for bravery.. After the War he couldn’t get a job as a pilot with an airline because he was too short (“they” said!) As a salesman, he didn’t keep his jobs very long. Therefore, Mary Jean always worked and mostly was the “bread-winner” The last few years of Mary Jean’s life he stayed home while she worked; but he was wonderful to her taking charge of the house and doing all of the cooking (which he loved) -- and always had a martini ready for her when she got home from work. I believe at this time they were both alcoholics. A few years after Mary Jean’s death he married a former girlfriend from school (I don’t know her name). They have been very happy; but as of now (2003) Chuck has Alzheimers and we are all feel very bad for him.	KINGSLEY, Charles Francis (I223)
128	Church of St. Mary the Virgin parish register, “Jaell Tayer.”	THAYER, Jael (I1943)
129	Church of St. Mary the Virgin, parish register, “Deborah Tayer.”	THAYER, Deborah (I1945)
130	Church of the Covenant	Family F247
131	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Horne, Cynthia “Cindy” Jane (I388)
132	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Chandler, Courtney Anne (I236)
133	Currently (2001) at Princeton U.	Bryson, Paul (I1254)
134	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	KLUS, CURTISS (I228)
135	Daughter of Edward Burroughs of Stratford.	BURROUGHS, Elizabeth (I621)
136	Daughter of Israel Arnold of Gloucester, Providence Co., Massachusetts.	Arnold, Mercy (I367)
137	Daughter of James and Sarah Emerson. Granddaughter of Reverand Joseph Emerson. She was a distant relative of Ralph Waldo Emerson.	EMERSON, Elizabeth (I359)
138	David disappeared in 1973, not sure where he is. John Bunnell said that his brother had Schizophrenia, and they don’t know whether he is still alive.	Bunnell, David H. (I1747)
139	DEATH PLAC ,(Prob.) Marion Co.,Ohio Moved to Auburn, Cayuga Co., NY in the 1790s, where several of their children were born. Circa 1815-1817 they moved to Athens Co., Ohio where their daughter Malvina was born. They remained in Athens Co. for one year, moving to Franklin Co. for one year (Source: Andy Miller). Genealogy of the Tompkins Family. Moved from Newark, NJ, to New York; in 1816 moved to Athens County, Ohio; then to Marion County, Ohio. His son Luther Dean ran away at age 15 and is said to have joined the army at Fort Meggs (Meigs? Keggs?) Indian Territory and was killed by Indians.	TOMPKINS, Jacob (I32)
140	Die while attending Wake Forest College, Wake Forest, NC.	Bagwell, John Ryals (I2148)
141	Died 10 mos. 26 days	Herriman, Walter N. (I1506)
142	Died 11 Dec 1631. He married Mary Camp 24 Aug 1585 in Nazing, England. She was christened 1 Dec 1560	CURTISS, Thomas (I783)
143	Died 1688.	Beal, Benjamin (I911)
144	Died 19 years 2 mos. She married Morris S. Ryckman of Clerke Twp. Shortly after this, she, with her husband, moved to the western states. Because of her failing health, they returned to Canada, settling in the Village of Orono, where she died .	Herriman, Elzora Eveline (I800)
145	Died 24 yrs 4 mos 3 days Source for marriage: County Marriage Registers of Ontario, Canada 1858-69 p. 46.	Choate, Mary Augusta (I1061)
146	Died 7 mos. 11 days	Ryckman, Luther O. (I1507)
147	Died after 1585.	CURTISS, Gabriel (I789)
148	Died Apr 1, 1801.	Sanford, William (I958)
149	Died April 22, 17__	Beal, Caleb (I901)
150	Died April 4, 1811.	Sanford, Mary Ann (I959)