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151	Ira Travell notes, citing Preston First Congregational records.	Bundy, Abby (I3920)
152	Ira Travell notes, citing Preston First Congregational records.	Bundy, Lucy (I4269)
153	Ira Travell notes.	Ansley, Simeon (I3916)
154	Isaac Braham, born Yitzchak Eliasiewicz in the village of Dobra, Poland, in 1868, emigrated to London with his three younger brothers around 1895. All four were tailors, and they found work in the East End. Isaac soon met and married London native Fanny Goodman -- it's likely that her father employed Isaac for a time -- and they had six children. Isaac was very successful, and around 1908 moved to a northern London suburb, where he lived and ran his tailor's shop for another 50 years. He was a founder of Highgate Synagogue. Fanny died in 1947, and Isaac in 1960.	Family F1270
155	It is conjecture, but likely, that this Cywa Eliasiewicz is the mother of Janie Jacobs.	Eliasiewicz, Cywa (I3374)
156	It is conjecture, but likely, that this Isaac Eliasiewicz, the father of Cywa Eliasiewicz, was also the father Abraham, Jakob and Hirsch Eliasiewicz.	Eliasiewicz, Isaac (I3372)
157	It is possible that Jakob was the brother of a Cywa Eliasiewicz who was born in Dobra in 1839, in which case his parents were Icek and Maryanna Eliasiewicz. Jakob was possibly the brother of Abraham David Eliasiewicz, who was Kazer Szlamiak's second husband.	Eliasiewicz, Jakob David (I3261)
158	Janet Fucci records	Ansley, Julia (I4561)
159	Janet Fucci records	Ansley, Ann (I4562)
160	Janet Fucci records	Ansley, Esther (I4563)
161	Janet Fucci records	Ansley, Sally (I4560)
162	Janet Fucci records	Ansley, George (I4554)
163	Janet Fucci records	Ansley, Ambrose K. (I4553)
164	Janet Fucci records	Ansley, Louisa (I4558)
165	Janet Fucci records	Ansley, Delinda (I4556)
166	Janet Fucci records.	Ansley, Elizabeth (I4559)
167	Jasper Peterson, born to a farming family in Denmark in 1847, was attracted to the early Mormon church in the United States, and emigrated at age 16. He made his way across the Plains to Mount Pleasant in what was then Utah Territory. The rest of his family tried to join him three years later, but half of them died along the way. In 1867, at age 20, he married Anna Louisa Jensen, 28, also of Denmark. They had six children. Before the last was born, Jasper also married Ana Christensen Larson, also from Denmark. With her he had two sons, Louis in 1876 and Charles in 1878. Jasper and Ana soon divorced, around 1800. Jasper was sent on a mission back to his village in Denmark, where he fell ill and died in 1887.	Peterson, Jasper (I2862)
168	John Cameron Green married Eliza Mallory, a prominent Ontario farmer's oldest daughter, and became part of her huge extended family. For many years, he and Eliza lived next door to her parents and younger siblings, as they raised their own four children. John was always a carpenter and skilled woodworker, but also farmed and worked as the postmaster for a few years. Eventually they moved from the farm in Fredericksburgh into Napanee, the nearby town, where he ran a furniture shop with one of his sons. Then things went awry. In his mid-60s, he left his wife for a 20-year-old woman, with whom he quickly had five children.	Family F401
169	Joseph Hawley was the first town recorder in Stratford, Conn.	Hawley, Joseph (I2837)
170	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Orgel, J. (I5880)
171	Just before he died, he patented a combined planter, cultivator and harrow, with which he had hoped to make his fortune.	Ansley, William Alexander (I3611)
172	Konrad Kick, raised by his widowed mother in Lindau, was a promising student. After World War I, which he spent in northern France, he studied engineering at a university in Munich. There he met Anna Schreitmiller, his landlord's daughter; she had been a nurse during the war and was working as a telephone operator. He left in 1924 to find work in the US, stopping first with relatives in the New Jersey woollen mills and then moving to San Francisco. He found work as a mechanical engineer, and Anna traveled from Germany to marry him, in 1926. Their children Walt and Anne were born soon afterward. They lived in the German immigrant community in San Francisco, and Konrad became a prominent pump engineer with Fairbanks Morse. Anna died in 1944, and Konrad remarried, to Leni Pelligrini, in 1950.	Family F1230
173	kurtshnp@frontier.com	Source (S3513)
174	labrams045@roadrunner.com	Source (S3488)
175	LDS Microfiche #6019115, a collection of miscellaneous family records, includes several pages of Hall documents that apparently once were in a Bible owned by JB Hall and Kate Reed.	Source (S3358)
176	List generated from database in 1991.	Source (S3280)
177	Listed in her father's will.	Bedell, Elizabeth (I5594)
178	Living with a wife, four sons and three daughters. Nearby were his brother Mifflin Ansley and brother-in-law Michael Labar.	Ansley, Robert (I4642)
179	Lois Foster research on the Bedell family is held by Bruce Bedell of Belleville, Ontario.	Source (S3497)
180	Louis Christian Peterson was born in 1876 in Mount Pleasant, Utah. His mother divorced and remarried when he was very young, so he was instead raised in Salt Lake City by his mother and Robert Shimmin, an influential early Mormon settler. Louis married May Gant when he was 25 and she 19. They settled in Salt Lake City and had eight children over the course of 20 years. Louis worked in the iron moulding industry his whole life. He died in 1949 and his wife in 1955.	Peterson, Louis Christian (I768)
181	Maiden name may have been Dickson.	Mason, Mary C. (I4715)
182	More information about her family and descendants is available at http://genelea.com/tnggenealogy/	Family F1827
183	Moses Szapira changed his family's name to Napier around 1920.	Szapira, Moses (I7245)
184	Most likely her parents' only child to survive the Holocaust, because she emigrated to Palestine sometime before 1938.	Waks, Estere (I3283)
185	Nancy Huber notes.	Sedelmeier, Barbara Betty (I3098)
186	Nancy Huber notes.	Sedelmeier, Barbara Betty (I3098)
187	Nathaniel Cross, a mason like his father, helped build towns in five states -- New York, Pennsylvania, Minnesota, the Dakotas, and Illinois. He met Samantha Harding in Binghamton, N.Y., where they married and had most of their five children. They moved west with their family, following parents and siblings to the upper Midwest. After their children were grown, they moved again, to Dakota Territory, to a pioneer town that never quite took hold. They ended up back in Chicago.	Family F35
188	One possibility is Minnie Thomas, given online with no source. Another is Agnes Wilkinson, daughter of Charles and Edith Wilkinson, who was listed as Agnes Ansley, divorced, living with them in Boulder County, Colo., (with no children) in the 1920 census, age 31.	(unk) (I5276)
189	Only record of his marriage is his statement on his draft card that he was married.	Family F1956
190	Pages from a Reed family Bible in the possession (1984) of Harold H. Green Jr., Schenectady, NY.	Source (S3425)
191	Part of the GenWeb project. Published on the web at www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~micalhou/marriages_a.htm	Source (S3466)
192	Portrait and Biographical Album of Oakland County, Michigan By Chapman Brothers, Daughters of the American Revolution Published 1891 Original from the University of Michigan Digitized Nov 30, 2005 Google Books	Source (S3489)
193	Rasmus Pedersen, a farmer, and his wife Ana Marie Jensen, raised at least six children in Odense, Denmark. In 1866, in their mid-40s, they and their children emigrated to the United States, to follow their son Jasper, who had joined the Latter-day Saints and moved to Utah three years earlier. They sailed to Hamburg, then New York, then joined the Abner Lowery Company for a trek across the Plains. First Rasmus, then Ana Marie, then one of their sons died on the journey. Another son soon died in Utah. In the end, Jasper took his brother Jens and sister Mette Marie into his own young household in Mount Pleasant, Utah.	Pedersen, Rasmus (I7190)
194	Research by John A.D. Craig of Ontario.	Source (S3460)
195	runmotor@gmail.com	Source (S3531)
196	Ruth's maiden name has been given as "Doty" among Bedell genealogists, but I have not found a citation to back this up. I also have not found a Ruth Doty born c 1761. Ruth disappears from the Canadian records after her husband's death. If she remarried, a likely name is "Wager," as that was the last name of the next owner of Daniel's farm.	Ruth (I5585)
197	Said to be mute.	Grenney, Allen Franklin (I6742)
198	Sarah Bedell was age 18 and about three months pregnant when they married.	Family F377
199	Section C, Row 78, Plot 7.	Fingleston, Lionel Joseph (I801)
200	Section E, Row 11, No. 14	Solomon, Phoebe (I796)