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851	Elizabeth died unmarried. (F-499)	DOUDE, Elizabeth (I323)
852	Elizabeth got a certificate on Jun 7, 1720 from Falls Monthly Meeting, Bucks Co., PA to go to Philadelphia MM in Pennsylvania The certificate was filed with them on the 6mo 26, 1720. When she got a certificate from Chesterfield MM, NJ trn to Philadelphia MM on Apr 4, 1724 which was recorded on 3mo 29, 1724. She was listed as a widow. (C-720)	SIMCOCK, Elizabeth (I14534)
853	Elizabeth Harris gives his birth date as Oct. 9, 1758. Gr.gr. grandniece, Earnist E. Dearmond gives his birth date as Oct 15, 1758 and states he was born in England to Moses and Martha Scarr Coppock. (C-390e) James accounts for one of the individuals living with his mother when she applied for 300 acres of land in Newberry/Berkeley Co., SC in 1767. The acreage means that Martha had at least 5 persons including herself living in her household when she petitioned for 300 acres. (C-2289) James emigrated from Bush River, SC with his family to near the present city of Tippacanoe, Ohio on 5/30/1806. He was received on certificate from Bush River on 8/30/1806. On one of these certificates he was listed as moving with his wife, and children: Moses, Susannah and Martha only, leaving me to conjecture that the others had died before 1806. (C-1430) He might have lived for a few years in Wayne Twp., Warren Co., Ohio as there is a James in the 1809 tax list living there in that year. (C-1057) He died back in Miami Co., Ohio in 1838. In the manuscript "History of Coate and Coppock Families", it states he left but one child, Moses. (C-941, 1519f)	COPPOCK, James (I14273)
854	Elizabeth is listed as the daughter of Robert Grazebrook in several secondhand sources. Robert was fairly wealthy and was close to being accepted as a landed gentry. He names his four sons and three unmarried daughters, the first nameder being Elizabeth, in his will dated Dec. 2, 1569. It was proved at Lichfield on July 31, 1570. However, it is theorized by Col. Hansen, that our Elizabeth is not the Elizabeth who is the daughter of Robert. She would have been from a different social class than her husband, Thomas Mason. They lived 4 parishes apart and were not likely to have occasion to meet. Lastly, she would have been the eldest daughter, but have been born easily 20 years after the second son of Robert above. There are two many incongruities to believe fully that her father was Robert. (C-1364) Another possibility is that she is the daughter of either John and or George Greasebrocke who were buried in Mar. of 1597 at St. Edmund's Parish Register in Worcester, England.	GRAZEBROOK, Elizabeth (I11687)
855	Elizabeth is the daughter of Thomas W. Coats according to OneWorldTree records. She is not listed as the daughter of Thomas and Sarah Wright Coats in the 1859 Randolph Journal Renuion article but is more likely their grandchild unnamedt source.	COATS, Elizabeth Voss (I4939)
856	Elizabeth left her second husband and was put out of the Union Monthly Meeting for it. (C-800)	MILLS, Elizabeth (I10833)
857	Elizabeth made a will on Apr. 15, 1669 in North Petherton, Somerset, England. It says she is a spinster and gives items to her sister-in-law Elizabeth, to Thomas Tyler, her sister's son, her sister Patience and her 2 children, the son andter of her brother Richard Coate, and all the rest to William Coate (Her father). It was proved in Taunton on Jan 29, 1669/1670. A deceased Elizabeth Coate (Her mother) is also mentioned. This fits the family of William and Elizabeth of North Petherton well.	COATE, Elizabeth (I1624)
858	Elizabeth probably died between 1653 and 1667, after they moved to Maryland and before her father's will. She is not in his will.	WELLS, Elizabeth (I297)
859	Elizabeth receive the family Bible from her father in his will. (C-1977)	COATES, Elizabeth (I13375)
860	Elizabeth Simmons is not a DNA match to our Susannah Willet and her siblings via cousins.	SIMMONS, Elizabeth (I4914)
861	Elizabeth was listed as "Betsey" Danner in her marriage record to Henry Rickabaugh.	DANNER, Elizabeth (I12696)
862	Elizabeth was located in New Garden MM, NC part of her life. (C-624)	WRIGHT, Elizabeth (I14490)
863	Elizabeth was the wife of this Abraham Sahler in his will. She is named as Abraham's daughter, Rachel Sahler in her grandmother Rachel Coate's will. Rachel's first husband was Isaac Duboys/Dubois and 2nd husband was William Coate of Philia. (E) She and her sisters are often listed with mixups in their spouses names in the public member tree's at Ancestry, but Rachel (Budd) Duboys Coates and Abraham's wills have helped clear this up.	DUBOY, Elizabeth (I8007)
864	Elizabeth's birthdate is different in the American Quaker records than in the English christening records. I'm going with the English version as they occurred at the time of the event. They two dates were 2 months apart when Quaker recorddn't have the date corrected for the current calendar. Elizabeth who was a Quaker, married Joseph Woodward in 1712. She became of member of at the Chester MM where her husband belonged. He died in 1715 and she returned to her home monthly meeting at Concord with at least one child. She apparently married out of unity a year later to William Vestall, a Baptist. She was to be disowned for that marriage by the following year in the same meeting where satisfaction was accepted by the Quaker records. This occurred in the women's minutes of the 5th mo., 29th day 1717. Prior to 1729, her second husband also became a Quaker. On 9/7/1737 she was given a certificate of recommendation for the Hopewell MM where she had lived for several years. On Aug. 11, 1750, Elizabeth granted Steven Emory Power of Attorney. Elizabeth Vestal and her sons, William and Thomas then moved to Orange Co., NC (now WV) in 1751 after the death of her husband where they helped establish the Cane Creek M.M.. (C-803) They were received the 10th month, 7th day, 1751 from Hopewell, Virginia at Cane Creek, North Carolina. (C-804)	MERCER, Ann Elizabeth * (I14284)
865	Elizabeth's last name is uncertain. It has been conjectured by some researchers to be Meere's as that is the surname of the man who took in Thomas's children when his wife died. However, since Mr. Meeres referred to her as his orphant girl and because Thomas Meeres and family were already living in Lower Norfolk Co., VA by 1640, Meeres' daughter would have been living in VA and MD for at least ten years before she emigrated with her husband in 1650. Obviously, she can't have been the daughter of Thomas Meeres. (C-2751) She and her husband Thomas Underwood are a DNA cousin match via myself and W.H. (earlhumphrey_1) at Ancestry.com.	MEERES, Elizabeth (Immigrant) (I15206)
866	Elizabeth's published birth date in many second hand sources in 1613. This would make her almost 97 years old at her death. Only CD-100 gives her death date as 1683, and this seems much more likely. She is often listed as Elizabeth Wooleowever, a descendant from England wrote me to give me their 1626 marriage date and she spelled her name Wolcott. This marriage date seems quite early as it had been calculated to be before 1639, and because they had daughter Sarah in 1660 --- rather unusual timing. The children were identical to the ones I've previously found except for an additional Rachael. I would still like to get records to verify the information on this family.(F-616)	DADSON WOOLLETT, Elizabeth H (I14125)
867	Elizabeth's surname was also spelled Freville. (F-520)	UMFREVILLE, Elizabeth (I12384)
868	Elizabeth's will, dated 8 OCT 1781, was recorded in Augusta County, Virginia, on 20 NOV 1781 in Will Book 6, Pages 108-109. Elizabeth bequeaths her clothing, household linens, pewter utensils, books and money to various members of the famoteworthy among the items is a book to "...my son Robert my Confession of Faith..." It's summary is from "Chalkley's Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish in Virginia" Page 208.--8th October, 1781, (original in Will Bk. 6) Elizabeth (mark) Clark's will--To daughter, Jean Elliot's heirs; to well beloved Elizabeth Breath (Reath, Reoth?) (This is actually Rhea), to daughter, Sarah Elliot; to daughter, Anne Dounlap; to daughter, Margret Clenkaid; to son, John Gridle; to son, James; to son, Alexander and to Alexander's wife; to four daughters; to son, Samuel; to son, William's heirs; to son, Robert. Executors, son Robert Clark and William Reaoh. Teste: Charles Donally, James McCleerey, Robt. Patterson, Geo. Berry. Proved, 20th November, 1781, by McCleerey and Berry. Robert Clark qualifies.	SUMMERS, Elizabeth (I6275)
869	Elizabeth, d. of Jonathan and Jane, deSouth Carolina. married an Amos West in Maryland in 1802. This matches this Elizabeth by age and parents well. The date of the marriage which was from "Maryland Marriages, 1801-1820" by Robert Bars written in Quaker style, 15d, 4m 1802 suggesting this was a Quaker marriage record.	COATES, Elizabeth (I5230)
870	Elizabetha is listed with the birth place of Hessendarmstatt, Germany in her daughter, Theresa's 1930 census information. After the death of her husband, Julius Link, Elizabetha remarried and had a son. (F-156)	ECKSTEIN, Elizabetha Wilhemina (I10639)
871	Ella was married twice. First she married John Kemick in April 1917. After he died she married Frank Ross. She resided in Bradford, Pennsylvania in 1979. Her birth year is listed as 1899 in her marriage record and 1900 in her birthd. Her birth record would be the more likely accurate for this event. (D-37, 58)	KACMAR, Ellen (Ella) (I10798)
872	Ellen is ia descendant of the Royal House of Tudor and Geoffrey Plantagenet. (C-437)	BULKELEY, Elen (I11427)
873	Ellis may be the Ellis Pugh who along with Jesse Pugh was the executor of Azariah Pugh's will in 1794 in Newberry Co., South Carolina. (C-933) He also might be the Ellis who was married to a Rachel and filed his certificate of removal atnd MM, PA when the two moved with a group of Quakers from Bush River MM, SC to Little Miami, Ohio on 9 Mo. 25, 1802. They were received on 12 Mo. 25, 1802 (Christmas Day). If this last applies, he was married at least twice. (C-1297)	PUGH, Ellis (I14262)
874	Ellis Pugh is a descendant of King John of England. The transcription of his will is as follows: "Ellis Pugh of Philadelphia. Mason. November 29, 1718. Sons Thomas, Job and Ellis. Son-in-law Ellis Roberts; granddaughters Katherine and Maredith; Sinah Pugh; grand-son Ellis Pugh; daughter Ellin Davids. Wife's name not given. Executor Son Job. Overseers Son-in-law Meredith Davids, David Meredith, John Moore and Robert Jones." (C-2251h, E)	PUGH, Ellis (I15299)
875	Emma died when she had 5 young children by Edmund. (C-1625)	BROZE, Emma Louisa (I13649)
876	Enoch and Elizabeth had one son who died in 1785. They also had at least three daughters, Jane, Rebecca and Mary Austin and possibly an Elizabeth. (F-462, 604)	FORTE, Enoch (I14566)
877	Enoch attended the wedding of his brother, Nehemiah Underwood, in 1773. (C-2418b)	UNDERWOOD, Enoch (I13164)
878	Enoch died at age 12 and was buried by the Kennett Monthly Meeting at the Newark Friends Burial Ground. (C-956)	HOLLINGSWORTH, Enoch (I248)
879	Ensbach	LOEWEL, Eva Maria Susanna (I9581)
880	Ephraim was born in Bristol, England according to his death certificate. This turns out to be a slight error in the relative's memory that submitted his death certificate information. Ephraim's birth date according to the 1900 censusrshall Co., WV was Oct. 1872. In this record he is listed as living with his mother, Harriet Dimmick. There is also another Ephraim in Wheeling, WV who was born Apr. 1873. His death certificate says he was born in Oct. of 1873, but I believe this is an error because the English census records give his birthdate as 1872 in Bilston, Staffordshire co., England. His World War I enlistment records give his birthdate as Oct. 8, 1874, making him 44. In the 1830 census, he also lists himself as being age 38 when they married again giving him a birth year of 1873 or 1874. The 1910 census gives him a birthdate of 1874. I suspect that his birthdate given when he was on a young age is more likely to be correct, but that remains to be seen as his adult records indicate that he was born a year or two later. Ephraim came with his parents from England when he was about eleven years old. They first settled in Wheeling, West Virginia, but he lived the last 40 years of his life in Middletown, Ohio. Ephraim and Albert are listed as brothers in the 1910 Federal Census for Middletown, Ohio. They were living at their father's address in Wheeling, West Virginia in the 1880s. In the 1888 directory Ephraim was living at 39 20th St. and he as yet had no occupation. He was one of the first rollers at Armco where he worked for 27 years. It was listed as the facility on the east side of Middletown in his draft papers. He then worked with the High School Manual Training Department until his last year of life when he worked as a watchman for Lemneck Products. In the 1910 census, he was still single. He and Daisy married sometime after 1910. He is listed as having medium height, gray eyes and black hair in his Sep. 12, 1918 World War I Draft registration. That same record shows that he and his wife were living at 110 (710?) Logan St. in Middletown, Ohio at the time. By the 1920 census they lived at 818 Garfield St. in Middletown, Ohio. They never had any children. My father remembers that they were second cousins to him through his grandmother Keturah Dimmack. He has fond memories of them. Ephraim and Daisy's signatures are in my grandfather's funeral book in 1941. The photo of him in a car is likely he and one of his brothers likely taken in the early 1920's according to researcher Troi Nelson. According to his obituary, he was a member of the Church of the Ascension, and three Masonic lodges, Jefferson Lodge No. 90, F.A.M. and Knights Templar and Scottish Rites. His residence at the time of his death was listed as 1333 Forest Ave., Middletown, Butler Co., Ohio. He was working as a watchman for the Lemneck Plant when he fell ill suddenly, and was rushed to the hospital. He died at Middletown Hospital after a 6 hour stay. (C-DOC)	DIMMACK, Ephriam Jr. (I7353)
881	Essex Church of England Parish Registers, Essex County Council, Chelmsford, Essex, England.	Source (S1595)
882	Estaban's name and his wife's is not in the Diaz/Saint Romana Clan book. The letter that the early family's info came from did not know he or his wife's name. They were the first of their line to move to Kabatuan, Phillipines to escape the persecution of the Spanish Friar's.	DIAZ, Esteban (I2158)
883	Esther died of dropsy. (C-1613)	COATES, Esther (I584)
884	Esther was born th 12d 10m 1714. Esther was willed the family Bible, "George Fox's Journal", his best feather bed and furniture from her father, Bartholomew in his will written 2/9/1761. Her husband received Bartholomew's plantation of 18s and a share of his father-in-law's cloths. He and Bartholomew's other 2 son-in-laws were executors of the will. (C-1304d, 2149)	COPPOCK, Esther (I14259)
885	Esther was in Will Book I, Iredell Co., North Carolina. She is listed in her will probated 1859 as giving 50 acres to Littleton Hudson for use of his 2 children. If this second hand information in interpreted correctly, it suggests thatver married. She was definitely not married when she purchased 50 acres of her brother, Zadoc's land from his estate disbursement in 1825.	THARPE, Ester (I165)
886	Esther's first marriage was to John Wilcox, Jr., a man who had previously had 3 wives before marrying Esther. (C-576) A site on the internet, http//awt.ancestry.com/cig-bin/see.dll?&fo= CORNWELL&db=gedindsurname&ti=0 , says ter husband was William Lucas.	CORNWALL, Hesther (I11362)
887	Ethelgiva was the unmarried, first Abbess of Shaftesbury Abbey. It should be noted that she is not listed as a daughter of Alfred the Great in the Official Website of the British Monarchy. (C-1387)	Ethelgiva (I1791)
888	Etzean	WAGNER, Johann Jacob (I4489)
889	Etzean	WAGNER, Johann Jacob (I4489)
890	Etzean	WAGNER, Georg (I4483)
891	Etzean	WAGNER, Georg (I4483)
892	Etzean	WAGNER (JOHE), Margaretha (I4469)
893	Etzean	WAGNER, Nicolaus (I4454)
894	Etzean	WAGNER, Nicolaus (I4454)
895	Etzean	WAGNER, Johann Jacob (I3650)
896	Etzean	WAGNER, Johann Jacob (I3650)
897	Etzean	WAGNER, Anna Elisabeth (I3646)
898	Etzean	WAGNER, Anna Elisabeth (I3646)
899	Etzean	WAGNER, Ewald Theobald (I13864)
900	Etzean	WAGNER, Ewald Theobald (I13864)

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851

Elizabeth died unmarried. (F-499)

852

Elizabeth got a certificate on Jun 7, 1720 from Falls Monthly Meeting, Bucks Co., PA to go to Philadelphia MM in Pennsylvania The certificate was filed with them on the 6mo 26, 1720. When she got a certificate from Chesterfield MM, NJ trn to Philadelphia MM on Apr 4, 1724 which was recorded on 3mo 29, 1724. She was listed as a widow. (C-720)

SIMCOCK, Elizabeth (I14534)

853

Elizabeth Harris gives his birth date as Oct. 9, 1758. Gr.gr. grandniece, Earnist E. Dearmond gives his birth date as Oct 15, 1758 and states he was born in England to Moses and Martha Scarr Coppock. (C-390e)

James accounts for one of the individuals living with his mother when she applied for 300 acres of land in Newberry/Berkeley Co., SC in 1767. The acreage means that Martha had at least 5 persons including herself living in her household when she petitioned for 300 acres. (C-2289)

James emigrated from Bush River, SC with his family to near the present city of Tippacanoe, Ohio on 5/30/1806. He was received on certificate from Bush River on 8/30/1806. On one of these certificates he was listed as moving with his wife, and children: Moses, Susannah and Martha only, leaving me to conjecture that the others had died before 1806. (C-1430) He might have lived for a few years in Wayne Twp., Warren Co., Ohio as there is a James in the 1809 tax list living there in that year. (C-1057) He died back in Miami Co., Ohio in 1838. In the manuscript "History of Coate and Coppock Families", it states he left but one child, Moses. (C-941, 1519f)

COPPOCK, James (I14273)

854

Elizabeth is listed as the daughter of Robert Grazebrook in several secondhand sources. Robert was fairly wealthy and was close to being accepted as a landed gentry. He names his four sons and three unmarried daughters, the first nameder being Elizabeth, in his will dated Dec. 2, 1569. It was proved at Lichfield on July 31, 1570.

However, it is theorized by Col. Hansen, that our Elizabeth is not the Elizabeth who is the daughter of Robert. She would have been from a different social class than her husband, Thomas Mason. They lived 4 parishes apart and were not likely to have occasion to meet. Lastly, she would have been the eldest daughter, but have been born easily 20 years after the second son of Robert above. There are two many incongruities to believe fully that her father was Robert. (C-1364)

Another possibility is that she is the daughter of either John and or George Greasebrocke who were buried in Mar. of 1597 at St. Edmund's Parish Register in Worcester, England.

GRAZEBROOK, Elizabeth (I11687)

855

Elizabeth is the daughter of Thomas W. Coats according to OneWorldTree records. She is not listed as the daughter of Thomas and Sarah Wright Coats in the 1859 Randolph Journal Renuion article but is more likely their grandchild unnamedt source.

COATS, Elizabeth Voss (I4939)

856

Elizabeth left her second husband and was put out of the Union Monthly Meeting for it. (C-800)

MILLS, Elizabeth (I10833)

857

Elizabeth made a will on Apr. 15, 1669 in North Petherton, Somerset, England. It says she is a spinster and gives items to her sister-in-law Elizabeth, to Thomas Tyler, her sister's son, her sister Patience and her 2 children, the son andter of her brother Richard Coate, and all the rest to William Coate (Her father). It was proved in Taunton on Jan 29, 1669/1670. A deceased Elizabeth Coate (Her mother) is also mentioned. This fits the family of William and Elizabeth of North Petherton well.

COATE, Elizabeth (I1624)

858

Elizabeth probably died between 1653 and 1667, after they moved to Maryland and before her father's will. She is not in his will.

WELLS, Elizabeth (I297)

859

Elizabeth receive the family Bible from her father in his will. (C-1977)

COATES, Elizabeth (I13375)

860

Elizabeth Simmons is not a DNA match to our Susannah Willet and her siblings via cousins.

SIMMONS, Elizabeth (I4914)

861

Elizabeth was listed as "Betsey" Danner in her marriage record to Henry Rickabaugh.

DANNER, Elizabeth (I12696)

862

Elizabeth was located in New Garden MM, NC part of her life. (C-624)

WRIGHT, Elizabeth (I14490)

863

Elizabeth was the wife of this Abraham Sahler in his will. She is named as Abraham's daughter, Rachel Sahler in her grandmother Rachel Coate's will. Rachel's first husband was Isaac Duboys/Dubois and 2nd husband was William Coate of Philia. (E) She and her sisters are often listed with mixups in their spouses names in the public member tree's at Ancestry, but Rachel (Budd) Duboys Coates and Abraham's wills have helped clear this up.

DUBOY, Elizabeth (I8007)

864

Elizabeth's birthdate is different in the American Quaker records than in the English christening records. I'm going with the English version as they occurred at the time of the event. They two dates were 2 months apart when Quaker recorddn't have the date corrected for the current calendar. Elizabeth who was a Quaker, married Joseph Woodward in 1712. She became of member of at the Chester MM where her husband belonged. He died in 1715 and she returned to her home monthly meeting at Concord with at least one child. She apparently married out of unity a year later to William Vestall, a Baptist. She was to be disowned for that marriage by the following year in the same meeting where satisfaction was accepted by the Quaker records. This occurred in the women's minutes of the 5th mo., 29th day 1717. Prior to 1729, her second husband also became a Quaker. On 9/7/1737 she was given a certificate of recommendation for the Hopewell MM where she had lived for several years. On Aug. 11, 1750, Elizabeth granted Steven Emory Power of Attorney. Elizabeth Vestal and her sons, William and Thomas then moved to Orange Co., NC (now WV) in 1751 after the death of her husband where they helped establish the Cane Creek M.M.. (C-803) They were received the 10th month, 7th day, 1751 from Hopewell, Virginia at Cane Creek, North Carolina. (C-804)

MERCER, Ann Elizabeth * (I14284)

865

Elizabeth's last name is uncertain. It has been conjectured by some researchers to be Meere's as that is the surname of the man who took in Thomas's children when his wife died. However, since Mr. Meeres referred to her as his orphant girl and because Thomas Meeres and family were already living in Lower Norfolk Co., VA by 1640, Meeres' daughter would have been living in VA and MD for at least ten years before she emigrated with her husband in 1650. Obviously, she can't have been the daughter of Thomas Meeres. (C-2751) She and her husband Thomas Underwood are a DNA cousin match via myself and W.H. (earlhumphrey_1) at Ancestry.com.

MEERES, Elizabeth (Immigrant) (I15206)

866

Elizabeth's published birth date in many second hand sources in 1613. This would make her almost 97 years old at her death. Only CD-100 gives her death date as 1683, and this seems much more likely. She is often listed as Elizabeth Wooleowever, a descendant from England wrote me to give me their 1626 marriage date and she spelled her name Wolcott. This marriage date seems quite early as it had been calculated to be before 1639, and because they had daughter Sarah in 1660 --- rather unusual timing. The children were identical to the ones I've previously found except for an additional Rachael. I would still like to get records to verify the information on this family.(F-616)

DADSON WOOLLETT, Elizabeth H (I14125)

867

Elizabeth's surname was also spelled Freville. (F-520)

UMFREVILLE, Elizabeth (I12384)

868

Elizabeth's will, dated 8 OCT 1781, was recorded in Augusta County, Virginia, on 20 NOV 1781 in Will Book 6, Pages 108-109. Elizabeth bequeaths her clothing, household linens, pewter utensils, books and money to various members of the famoteworthy among the items is a book to "...my son Robert my Confession of Faith..." It's summary is from "Chalkley's Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish in Virginia" Page 208.--8th October, 1781, (original in Will Bk. 6) Elizabeth (mark) Clark's will--To daughter, Jean Elliot's heirs; to well beloved Elizabeth Breath (Reath, Reoth?) (This is actually Rhea), to daughter, Sarah Elliot; to daughter, Anne Dounlap; to daughter, Margret Clenkaid; to son, John Gridle; to son, James; to son, Alexander and to Alexander's wife; to four daughters; to son, Samuel; to son, William's heirs; to son, Robert. Executors, son Robert Clark and William Reaoh. Teste: Charles Donally, James McCleerey, Robt. Patterson, Geo. Berry. Proved, 20th November, 1781, by McCleerey and Berry. Robert Clark qualifies.

SUMMERS, Elizabeth (I6275)

869

Elizabeth, d. of Jonathan and Jane, deSouth Carolina. married an Amos West in Maryland in 1802. This matches this Elizabeth by age and parents well. The date of the marriage which was from "Maryland Marriages, 1801-1820" by Robert Bars written in Quaker style, 15d, 4m 1802 suggesting this was a Quaker marriage record.

COATES, Elizabeth (I5230)

870

Elizabetha is listed with the birth place of Hessendarmstatt, Germany in her daughter, Theresa's 1930 census information. After the death of her husband, Julius Link, Elizabetha remarried and had a son. (F-156)

ECKSTEIN, Elizabetha Wilhemina (I10639)

871

Ella was married twice. First she married John Kemick in April 1917. After he died she married Frank Ross. She resided in Bradford, Pennsylvania in 1979. Her birth year is listed as 1899 in her marriage record and 1900 in her birthd. Her birth record would be the more likely accurate for this event. (D-37, 58)

KACMAR, Ellen (Ella) (I10798)

872

Ellen is ia descendant of the Royal House of Tudor and Geoffrey Plantagenet. (C-437)

BULKELEY, Elen (I11427)

873

Ellis may be the Ellis Pugh who along with Jesse Pugh was the executor of Azariah Pugh's will in 1794 in Newberry Co., South Carolina. (C-933) He also might be the Ellis who was married to a Rachel and filed his certificate of removal atnd MM, PA when the two moved with a group of Quakers from Bush River MM, SC to Little Miami, Ohio on 9 Mo. 25, 1802. They were received on 12 Mo. 25, 1802 (Christmas Day). If this last applies, he was married at least twice. (C-1297)

PUGH, Ellis (I14262)

874

Ellis Pugh is a descendant of King John of England. The transcription of his will is as follows: "Ellis Pugh of Philadelphia. Mason. November 29, 1718. Sons Thomas, Job and Ellis. Son-in-law Ellis Roberts; granddaughters Katherine and Maredith; Sinah Pugh; grand-son Ellis Pugh; daughter Ellin Davids. Wife's name not given. Executor Son Job. Overseers Son-in-law Meredith Davids, David Meredith, John Moore and Robert Jones." (C-2251h, E)

PUGH, Ellis (I15299)

875

Emma died when she had 5 young children by Edmund. (C-1625)

BROZE, Emma Louisa (I13649)

876

Enoch and Elizabeth had one son who died in 1785. They also had at least three daughters, Jane, Rebecca and Mary Austin and possibly an Elizabeth. (F-462, 604)

FORTE, Enoch (I14566)

877

Enoch attended the wedding of his brother, Nehemiah Underwood, in 1773. (C-2418b)

UNDERWOOD, Enoch (I13164)

878

Enoch died at age 12 and was buried by the Kennett Monthly Meeting at the Newark Friends Burial Ground. (C-956)

HOLLINGSWORTH, Enoch (I248)

879

Ensbach

LOEWEL, Eva Maria Susanna (I9581)

880

Ephraim was born in Bristol, England according to his death certificate. This turns out to be a slight error in the relative's memory that submitted his death certificate information. Ephraim's birth date according to the 1900 censusrshall Co., WV was Oct. 1872. In this record he is listed as living with his mother, Harriet Dimmick.

There is also another Ephraim in Wheeling, WV who was born Apr. 1873. His death certificate says he was born in Oct. of 1873, but I believe this is an error because the English census records give his birthdate as 1872 in Bilston, Staffordshire co., England.

His World War I enlistment records give his birthdate as Oct. 8, 1874, making him 44. In the 1830 census, he also lists himself as being age 38 when they married again giving him a birth year of 1873 or 1874. The 1910 census gives him a birthdate of 1874. I suspect that his birthdate given when he was on a young age is more likely to be correct, but that remains to be seen as his adult records indicate that he was born a year or two later.

Ephraim came with his parents from England when he was about eleven years old. They first settled in Wheeling, West Virginia, but he lived the last 40 years of his life in Middletown, Ohio. Ephraim and Albert are listed as brothers in the 1910 Federal Census for Middletown, Ohio. They were living at their father's address in Wheeling, West Virginia in the 1880s. In the 1888 directory Ephraim was living at 39 20th St. and he as yet had no occupation.

He was one of the first rollers at Armco where he worked for 27 years. It was listed as the facility on the east side of Middletown in his draft papers. He then worked with the High School Manual Training Department until his last year of life when he worked as a watchman for Lemneck Products.

In the 1910 census, he was still single. He and Daisy married sometime after 1910. He is listed as having medium height, gray eyes and black hair in his Sep. 12, 1918 World War I Draft registration. That same record shows that he and his wife were living at 110 (710?) Logan St. in Middletown, Ohio at the time. By the 1920 census they lived at 818 Garfield St. in Middletown, Ohio. They never had any children. My father remembers that they were second cousins to him through his grandmother Keturah Dimmack. He has fond memories of them. Ephraim and Daisy's signatures are in my grandfather's funeral book in 1941. The photo of him in a car is likely he and one of his brothers likely taken in the early 1920's according to researcher Troi Nelson.

According to his obituary, he was a member of the Church of the Ascension, and three Masonic lodges, Jefferson Lodge No. 90, F.A.M. and Knights Templar and Scottish Rites. His residence at the time of his death was listed as 1333 Forest Ave., Middletown, Butler Co., Ohio. He was working as a watchman for the Lemneck Plant when he fell ill suddenly, and was rushed to the hospital. He died at Middletown Hospital after a 6 hour stay. (C-DOC)

DIMMACK, Ephriam Jr. (I7353)

881

Essex Church of England Parish Registers, Essex County Council, Chelmsford, Essex, England.

Source (S1595)

882

Estaban's name and his wife's is not in the Diaz/Saint Romana Clan book. The letter that the early family's info came from did not know he or his wife's name. They were the first of their line to move to Kabatuan, Phillipines to escape the persecution of the Spanish Friar's.

DIAZ, Esteban (I2158)

883

Esther died of dropsy. (C-1613)

COATES, Esther (I584)

884

Esther was born th 12d 10m 1714. Esther was willed the family Bible, "George Fox's Journal", his best feather bed and furniture from her father, Bartholomew in his will written 2/9/1761. Her husband received Bartholomew's plantation of 18s and a share of his father-in-law's cloths. He and Bartholomew's other 2 son-in-laws were executors of the will. (C-1304d, 2149)

COPPOCK, Esther (I14259)

885

Esther was in Will Book I, Iredell Co., North Carolina. She is listed in her will probated 1859 as giving 50 acres to Littleton Hudson for use of his 2 children. If this second hand information in interpreted correctly, it suggests thatver married. She was definitely not married when she purchased 50 acres of her brother, Zadoc's land from his estate disbursement in 1825.

THARPE, Ester (I165)

886

Esther's first marriage was to John Wilcox, Jr., a man who had previously had 3 wives before marrying Esther. (C-576) A site on the internet, http//awt.ancestry.com/cig-bin/see.dll?&fo= CORNWELL&db=gedindsurname&ti=0 , says ter husband was William Lucas.

CORNWALL, Hesther (I11362)

887

Ethelgiva was the unmarried, first Abbess of Shaftesbury Abbey. It should be noted that she is not listed as a daughter of Alfred the Great in the Official Website of the British Monarchy. (C-1387)

Ethelgiva (I1791)

888

Etzean

WAGNER, Johann Jacob (I4489)

889

Etzean

WAGNER, Johann Jacob (I4489)

890

Etzean

WAGNER, Georg (I4483)

891

Etzean