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| 301 | Cesar hung himself with a horse leader, on a tree out in the pasture. They spotted him in the morning from the kitchen window. Billy told Karen to keep the other kids in the house, while he ran to the tree and tried to hold him up while waiting for the paramedics to arrive. Cesar was a native Indian of Guatemala who was deaf and adopted by Karen and Billy. They went to Guatemala to pick him up and found a very scared little boy. He had watched his parents killed by government troops and they he went into hiding in the mountains with other refugees. When Karen went to pick him up there were problems because he was about to turn 12 and he would have been drafted into the Army that killed his parents. Karen obtained help from a US senator to process the adoption before his birthday. He adapted very well at first but as time went on he was overwhelmed with memories of the past and confused over problems at home. Karen found pictures in his room that he drew of his parents being shot. He was a student of York County Vo Tech where he studied construction skills. He was also involved in wrestling, and he was very good with the animals at home. They had numerous farm animals. We remember Cesar as a shy boy with a big grin and always very polite. He was a wonderful addition to our family and we will always miss him. | Baughman, Cesar Augusto (I180)
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| 302 | Charles - Laborer John - Boat man Harrison - Boat man | Welsh, Charles (I4944)
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| 303 | Charles - Painter John - Boating Charles H - Boating | Welsh, Charles (I4944)
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| 304 | Charles was a farmer and also worked at St. Paul's School heating plant. Gladys was an actuarial clerk for an insurance company and a seamstress. Between 1948 to 1958 they had eleven foster children. | Newbegin, Charles Arthur (I423)
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| 305 | Charter member of Junior Order of United American Mechanics; Eagle council, #40 ; Charter 11-16-1889. | Bisbee, William Columbus (I15993)
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| 306 | Childless | Moulthrop, Charles (I21399)
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| 307 | Childless. | Moulthrop, Daniel Jr. (I21322)
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| 308 | Chronic Myocarditis | Hontz, Amanda Jane (I58)
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| 309 | Chronic myocarditis | Markley, Llewelyn Edwin (I81208)
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| 310 | Chronic myocarditis | Shiner, Austin J (I4478)
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| 311 | Chronic myocarditis | Moulthrop, Annetta May (I163)
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| 312 | Chronic myocarditis and bronchial asthma | Walck, Eugene M (I4684)
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| 313 | Chronic myocarditis and edema | Walck, Solomon E (I86974)
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| 314 | Chronic Myodarditis | McLean, Edna Banks (I13488)
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| 315 | Chronic nephritis, chronic myocarditis, chronic bronchitis, arterosclerosis | Melber, Catharina (I15526)
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| 316 | Chronic valvular disease of heart | Walk, Julia A. (I83514)
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| 317 | Chronic valvular disease of the heart | Beach, James Austin (I84974)
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| 318 | Chronic valvular heart disease, chronic nephritis, arteriosclerosis, cirrhosis of liver | Melber, Harry [George Heinrich] (I55)
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| 319 | Cirrhosis of liver | Howard, Marian Jacqueline (I4570)
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| 320 | CIVIL WAR UNION SOLDIER CO.A-202 PA.VOL. | Drumbore, Henry (I43685)
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| 321 | Coaldale State Hospital Cerebral thrombosis | Hontz, Samuel S. (I65533)
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| 322 | Cochranton Cemetery | Weaver, Edward (I4566)
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| 323 | Cochranton Cemetery | Pressler, Angelina (I4870)
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| 324 | Cole Hill Cemetery | Bisbee, Rowse (I10928)
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| 325 | Cole, Alfred, Charles Foster Whitman. A History of Buckfield, Oxford County, Maine, from the Earliest Explorations to the Close of the Year 1900. 1915. digitized. Google Books. http://www.google.com. | Source (S197)
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| 326 | Connecticut Men in the Revolutionary War, Pages 211, 408 Revolutionary War Service: Private, CT Enlisted Jan 26, 1777 Capt. Jonas Prentice's Co., Col. William Douglas' Rgmt 6th Regiment of Connecticut Line | Hotchkiss, Daniel (I33609)
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| 327 | Conrad Bloss imm.from Germany 21 September 1742. Settled in Heidelberg Township, Northampton County, PA. One of the founders of the Heidelberg Reformed Church. Owned most of the land between the church and the Lehigh River. Married Anna Magdalena Daubenspeck. Revolutionary War at 57 yrs of age, killed in the Battle of Long Island 1776 (Pa. archives-5th series-Vol 8, Page 26, 1st Bat. of Associators, Co., Northampton, Pa., Capt. Nicholas Kern Aug. 6th, 1776.) September 21, 1742: Immigrated to America from Rotterdam on the ship "Francis and Elizabeth" (George North, Master) that arrived in Philadelphia, PA. He resided in Heidelberg, PA. as a farmer. Colonial records indicate he owned 25 acres of land in Bucks Co., PA at the time of 1750. He enlisted in Captain Nicholas Kern's Company. August 27, 1776: Killed in the Battle of Long Island, NY in battle of the Revolutionary War -- Served under George Washington (War Records - PA Archives Vol 8, Series 5th pg. 26)" from letter David T. Blose to Ruth Smith dated September 1, 1954. He was about 50 years of age at the time of his death. "When Conrad was leaving Germany for America, he traveled down the Rhine river. Each Castel along the river placed a passage toll on travelers. Conrad spent all his money just getting down the Rhine river. He came to America with no money." From SAR Applicaton for Daniel Justin Lynn: "On August 6th, 1776, Conrad Bloss was a private in the Third Co., 1st Battalion of the Northampton County Associators, Capt. Nicholas Kern's Compnay, then in camp at Perth Amboy, New Jersey, which composed a part of the Fying Camp of Ten Thousand Men, commanded by Col. Hart in the Battle of Long Island. It is history that most of the men of the 1st Battalion were either killed or wounded in that memorable engagement with the British on August 27th, 1776. Doubtless Conrad Bloss lost his life in this battle as we find no trace of him after that date. His wife, Anna Magdalena, appears as a widow in the Heidelberg Reformed Church Records of 1781 when she acted as sponsor for her granddaughter of the same name, a child of John George Bloss, the eldest son of Conrad." | Bloss, Conrad (I72967)
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| 328 | Consumption | Noyes, Josiah Hunt (I12982)
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| 329 | Consumption | Noyes, Josiah Prescott (I2434)
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| 330 | Convulsion, cause unknown | Moulthrop, Catharine Arlene (I4467)
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| 331 | Coronary Occlusion | Markley, Arthur Raymond (I81956)
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| 332 | Coronary Occlusion | Markley, Caroline Hester (I82250)
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| 333 | Coronary Occlusion due to Generalized Arteriosclerosis | Moulthrop, Marvin Harrison (I67)
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| 334 | Coronary Occlusion due to Generalized Ateriosclerosis | Moulthrop, Ansa Olonzo (I13597)
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| 335 | Coronary Thrombosis | Markley, Anna Maria (I81931)
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| 336 | Coronary thrombosis | Daffner, Harry (I42417)
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| 337 | Coronary thrombosis, acute | Daffner, Pierce Melber (I42122)
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| 338 | Coronary Thrombosis, Hypertension, Myocardial Degeneration | Cowen, Nellie Orra (I87029)
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| 339 | Coronary Thrombosis; chronic myocarditis | Melber, Edward Franklin (I598)
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| 340 | Cotton Family of Portsmouth listed four daughters for Adam Cotton, names not known.... | Cotton, Adam (I84297)
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| 341 | Cotton, Frank Ethridge. Cotton Family of Portsmouth, NH. Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1905. | Source (S622)
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| 342 | cousin to first wife | Stone, Parnel (I3253)
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| 343 | Craig loved to hunt and has always been active in the outdoors. | Damon, Craig Allen (I13403)
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| 344 | Creelers - made sure there was a constant supply of fresh bobbins for the cotton emerging from the card frames | Cleckley, Daisey (I292)
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| 345 | Cremated | Brown, Marcian Woodrow (I87430)
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| 346 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Markley, R.A. (I4913)
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| 347 | Croup | Markley, Clasker R (I4912)
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| 348 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Vause, C. (I301)
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| 349 | Cutler, William Richard. Genealogical and personal memoirs relating to the families of Boston and eastern Massachusetts, Volume 2. : Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1908. | Source (S624)
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| 350 | Daniel Blose served as a soldier in the Revolutionary war, 5th Company, Private 3 rd Class, Northampton Co., Pennsylvania Archives, Vol 3, Series 6th: page 755. Colonial records indicate he had a grist mill, 50 acres of land, 1 horse and 1 cow. He moved to Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania in 1780. In 1785, he owned 176 acres of land in Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania as of June 20,1809. | Blose, Daniel (I85774)
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