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| HISTORY - Old Elgin (Illinois) story about mine prospector Robert B. Chisholm
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| History and Transcript of Melick Cemetery, Canborough Twp., Haldimand Co. from 1937.
Some "Follick" family here.
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| History Notes for the Nicholas VV - Elizabeth Brooks Family Compiled by Peel Co. historian William Perkins Bull in the 1930s.
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- Source: CENSUS-1880-Sonoma-California-WhitesideHester
- Brooks, Cornelius
- Brooks, Fred Alvin
- Brooks, John
- Brooks, John
- Brooks, Peter
- Brooks, Sarah
- Graham, Robert
- Hemphill, Mary Elizabeth
- Smith, Amelia
- Smith, John
- Thackery, John H.
- Unknown, Isabella
- VanValkenburg, Bartholomew
- VanValkenburg, Eleanor Ellen
- VanValkenburg, Eliza Elizabeth
- VanValkenburg, Ellen
- VanValkenburg, Ira
- VanValkenburg, Lena Magdelana
- VanValkenburg, Louisa
- VanValkenburg, Lucinda Ann
- VanValkenburg, Margaret
- VanValkenburg, Maria
- VanValkenburg, Nicholas
- VanValkenburg, Nicklass
- VanValkenburg, Sarah M.
- VanValkenburg, William
- Watson, Robert
- Wilcox, Amos
- Winter, Francis Orbeth
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| History notes for the the children of Guilderland, NY Niklaas VV and Elizabeth Feek who came to Canada, specifically Peel Co. Compiled by historian William Perkins Bull.
From the Family Files of W. P. Bull in the 1930-50 period; information shared with him by Dr. John Hostley Soady, a grandson of Nicholas VV Jr. and Elizabeth Brooks (and a VV family historian).
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- Source: CENSUS-1880-Sonoma-California-WhitesideHester
- Ball, James
- Brooks, Elizabeth
- Brooks, John
- Feek, Elizabeth
- Ferguson, Elizabeth Lizzie
- Graham, Robert
- Hemphill, Mary Elizabeth
- Smith, Amelia
- Smith, John
- Storie, Edwin
- Thackery, John H.
- VanValkenburg, Bartholomew
- VanValkenburg, Eleanor Ellen
- VanValkenburg, Eliza Elizabeth
- VanValkenburg, Ellen
- VanValkenburg, Ira
- VanValkenburg, Lena Magdelana
- VanValkenburg, Louisa
- VanValkenburg, Lucinda Ann
- VanValkenburg, Margaret
- VanValkenburg, Maria
- VanValkenburg, Nicholas
- VanValkenburg, Nicklass
- VanValkenburg, Sarah M.
- VanValkenburg, William
- Watson, Robert
- Wilcox, Amos
- Winter, Francis Orbeth
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| History Notes written by Ariel Evelyn VV - Dawson (1886-1943) in response to the questionnaire from William Perkins Bull, Peel Co. historian, in 1933.
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| History notes written in 1938 about Meribeth VV-Veley (1850-1940)
Unsourced, found in the VV family file at Lennox-Addington Archives. "A Remarkable Old Lady".
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- Merrill, Sophia
- VanValkenburg, John Trompour
- VanValkenburg, Meribeth
- VanValkenburg, Paulus
- VanValkenburg, Zara
- Veley, Betsy
- Veley, Cyrus
- Veley, Martha
- Veley, Oliver
- Veley, Oscar
- Veley, Pearl Flossie
- Veley, William
- Veley, Willie
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| Homestead of Nathan VV - Lucinda Cole family, now demolished.
Foundation remaining of the homestead in Methuen Twp., Peterborough Co., estimated to be Con. 1, Lot 3 S 1/2. Submitter Wayne VanVolkenburg states this lot was registered to Nathan on July 8, 1898.
This location is on the west side of the extension of Vansickle Rd. north of Cordova Mines. This was the Vansickle Settlement where some of the children are stated to have been born as early as the 1860's, and where Nathan died in 1915. It is just over the county line into Peterborough Co.
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- Cole, Lucinda
- VanVolkenburgh, James
- VanVolkenburgh, John Wesley
- VanVolkenburgh, Lucy Jane
- VanVolkenburgh, Lydia
- VanVolkenburgh, Margaret
- VanVolkenburgh, Martha
- VanVolkenburgh, Nathan
- VanVolkenburgh, Simon Haines
- VanVolkenburgh, William
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| IGI file notes for David Lake (1843-1923) son of Nathan Lake and Juliane FOLLICK and birthplace stated as "Cranberry Lake", Ontario.
The LDS Church has user-submitted sources for Julia Ann VV's surname as Follick. Follick is a common switch for VV (see evidence). I suspect that the source records will be marriage / death or military records for David Lake. Another reference mentions the death record of David's sister Adeline Lake-Landgraf where the parents are named Nathan Lake and Unknown Vanvolkenfing.
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| Immigration of Alberta homesteader Robert VV in 1907.
Immigration to Wetaskiwin, Alberta. Children of Robert VV and Mabel Wagar. From Roads to Pipestone (Frontier Life in Wetaskiwin, Alberta), Arlynn Doty, 1970.
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| Immigration Record: Thomas Hannigan of Marshville, Ontario, Canada crossing into the States 5 May 1920, with intended destination his "bro-in-law" John Doolittle.
Two months earlier, this same Thomas Hannigan of Marshville, had been the informant on the death record of Auburn, NY native Rose Bailey who was a sister of John F. Doolittle of Auburn. Rose had been interred in Auburn. Thomas Hannigan had stated he had no relation to Rose Bailey, but his wife Clara Pelkey had family in Auburn NY. There IS a connection, but what? And the card is stamped "rejected".
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| In Love with the word 'Love' - Edith May VanValkenburg (1892-1977)
Retiring telegraph clerk reflects on what has inspired her working in communications.
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- Suddaby, Harriet
- VanValkenburg, Edith May
- VanValkenburg, Edna Adeline
- VanValkenburg, Gordon Leroy Edward
- VanValkenburg, Herbert Edward
- VanValkenburg, Pearl
- VanValkenburg, Robert Henry
- VanValkenburg, Samuel Edgar
- VanValkenburg, Thaddeus Edward
- VanValkenburg-Brooks, Dorothy Eileen
- VanValkenburg-Eyre, Marjorie Ruth
- VanValkenburg-McNally, Violet Ann
- VanValkenburg-Thomas, Helen Amelia
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| In search of a death date for Hiram VV (b. 1807), died at Norwich village, Oxford Co. before 1881.
The Woodstock Sentinel-Review newspaper reports on his failing health after an 1878 fall from an apple tree, but no obituary found, and no Ontario death record.
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| In Search of a Grave for Henry VV - Hannah Lounsberry
Henry James VanValkenburg was a cooper and had lived between mid-1860's and early 1880's in Hay Township, Huron County (according to census and birth records of children). During that time he lost his first wife Hannah Lounsberry, and remarried Hannah Norton.
Henry died in 1891 at Grand Bend, to the south of Huron, and his burial place, and that of first wife Hannah L., have not been located.
In the 1869 Directory of Ontario, under a town called Johnson’s Mills / Lakeview / Lake View: Henry VV and a James Lounsberry, coopers.
James Lounsberry, on censuses for Hay Twp., is married to Lucinda, and they are old enough to be parents of Hannah Lounsberry. The Lounsberry family may have connected with Henry and his brother John D. VV, while living in Woodstock, 1851.
In modern maps, this area is called Saint Joseph, on the road that leads to the lake from a larger town, Zurich.
We don’t have an 1881 census for the family, however, the first children born to Henry and second wife Hannah Norton, were also born in Hay Twp., and one infant died at Hensall, nearby.
On the 1862 map of the area, near Lakeview is shown a LouisDeneny. I suspect this was a mis-transcription of Lounsberry. James and Lucinda Lounsberry, being elderly at the time, may be buried in the area, and it is worth searching for them, along with Hannah and the infant son of the second marriage. (Assuming the family members would be buried together).
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| Interesting activities of Woodburn Merrill VV as Director of Public Relations and Safety for General Motors in 1930.
Testing for all conditions, right?
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| INTRO: Battersea Brides: Sears & Lake & Emma-widow (STRAY Branch)
These notes are a few early assumptions and sources found for these families - gathered from the family trees online at the NAVVF, or from personal family records supplied to us, and backed by records wherever possible. We recognize that the information may be incorrect or incomplete, but present it here as a starting point for discussion and welcome your feedback.
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- Lake, Nathaniel
- Sears, Catherine
- Sears, David James
- Sears, Hezekiah
- Sears, Horace
- Sears, John R.
- Sears, William
- Unknown, Emma / Eliza
- VanValkenburg, David
- VanValkenburg, John
- VanValkenburg-Follick, Julia Ann
- VanVolkenburgh, Allan
- VanVolkenburgh, Lavina
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| INTRO: Catherine VV m. Garrison, Laraby & Palmateer (STRAY Branch)
These notes are a few early assumptions and sources found for this family - gathered from the family trees online at the NAVVF, or from personal family records supplied to us, and backed by records wherever possible. We recognize that the information may be incorrect or incomplete, but present it here as a starting point for discussion and welcome your feedback.
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- Garrison, Elias Hiram
- Garrison, Elizabeth
- Garrison, Hannah Maria
- Garrison, James Wesley
- Laraby, Job
- Laraby, Margaret
- Laraby, Martha Jane
- Laraby, William Richard
- Palmateer, James
- VanValkenburg, Catherine Catty Maria
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| INTRO: David VV of Storrington m. Lucy Miller (STRAY Branch)
These notes are a few early assumptions and sources found for this family - gathered from the family trees online at the NAVVF, or from personal family records supplied to us, and backed by records wherever possible. We recognize that the information may be incorrect or incomplete, but present it here as a starting point for discussion and welcome your feedback.
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| INTRO: George VV m. "Unis" (STRAY Branch)
These notes are a few early assumptions and sources found for this family - gathered from the family trees online at the NAVVF, or from personal family records supplied to us, and backed by records wherever possible. We recognize that the information may be incorrect or incomplete, but present it here as a starting point for discussion and welcome your feedback.
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- Mattis, Unis
- VanVolkenburgh, Ann Maria
- VanVolkenburgh, Barbara Jane
- VanVolkenburgh, Catherine
- VanVolkenburgh, David
- VanVolkenburgh, Eliseander
- VanVolkenburgh, Gara
- VanVolkenburgh, George
- VanVolkenburgh, George
- VanVolkenburgh, Rebecca
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| INTRO: Hannah Melissa VV m. Samuel Card (STRAY Branch)
These notes are a few early assumptions and sources found for this family - gathered from the family trees online at the NAVVF, or from personal family records supplied to us, and backed by records wherever possible. We recognize that the information may be incorrect or incomplete, but present it here as a starting point for discussion and welcome your feedback.
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| INTRO: Hannah VV, dau of George & Rebecca m. Charles Wright (STRAY Branch)
These notes are a few early assumptions and sources found for this family - gathered from the family trees online at the NAVVF, or from personal family records supplied to us, and backed by records wherever possible. We recognize that the information may be incorrect or incomplete, but present it here as a starting point for discussion and welcome your feedback.
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- Unknown, Rebecca or Elizabeth
- VanVolkenburgh, George
- VanVolkenburgh, Hannah
- Wright, Agnes T.
- Wright, Anna
- Wright, Charles
- Wright, Freeman
- Wright, Mary
- Wright, Rebecca
- Wright, Thomas C.
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| INTRO: Henry Follick m. Jane Tiffin (STRAY Branch)
These notes are a few early assumptions and sources found for this family - gathered from the family trees online at the NAVVF, or from personal family records supplied to us, and backed by records wherever possible. We recognize that the information may be incorrect or incomplete, but present it here as a starting point for discussion and welcome your feedback.
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| INTRO: Isaac VV of Seymour Twp., Northumberland Co. (STRAY Branch)
These notes are a few early assumptions and sources found for this family - gathered from the family trees online at the NAVVF, or from personal family records supplied to us, and backed by records wherever possible. We recognize that the information may be incorrect or incomplete, but present it here as a starting point for discussion and welcome your feedback.
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| INTRO: Jacob VV m. Chloe Hodges (STRAY Branch)
These notes are a few early assumptions and sources found for this family - gathered from the family trees online at the NAVVF, or from personal family records supplied to us, and backed by records wherever possible. We recognize that the information may be incorrect or incomplete, but present it here as a starting point for discussion and welcome your feedback.
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- Hodges, Chloe
- Hodges, Miles
- Hodges, Rachael
- Hodges, Timothy
- Hodges-Jr, Timothy
- VanValkenburgh, Andrias Rias
- VanValkenburgh, David Mahany
- VanValkenburgh, Jacob
- VanValkenburgh, Margaret Maggie
- VanValkenburgh, Unknown
- VanVolkenburgh, Phylander
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| Intro: Jacob VV m. Sarah Long (STRAY Branch)
These notes are a few early assumptions and sources found for this family - gathered from the family trees online at the NAVVF, or from personal family records supplied to us, and backed by records wherever possible. We recognize that the information may be incorrect or incomplete, but present it here as a starting point for discussion and welcome your feedback.
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- Long, Sarah
- VanVolkingburgh-Vanvoltenburg, Jacob
- Vanvoltenburg, Eliza Jane
- Vanvoltenburg, Elizabeth Betsey
- Vanvoltenburg, Jacob
- Vanvoltenburg, James
- Vanvoltenburg, Joseph John
- Vanvoltenburg, Rachel
- Vanvoltenburg, Sarah Matilda
- Vanvoltenburg-Vann, Katy Sarah Catherine
- Vanvoltenburg-Vann, Mary Ann
- Vanvoltenburg-Vann, William
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| INTRO: Joseph VV m. Marguerite (Du)Page (STRAY Branch) These notes are a few early assumptions and sources found for this family - gathered from the family trees online at the NAVVF, or from personal family records supplied to us, and backed by records wherever possible. We recognize that the information may be incorrect or incomplete, but present it here as a starting point for discussion and welcome your feedback.
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| INTRO: Margaret VV m. Roger Conant (STRAY Branch)
These notes are a few early assumptions and sources found for this family - gathered from the family trees online at the NAVVF, or from personal family records supplied to us, and backed by records wherever possible. We recognize that the information may be incorrect or incomplete, but present it here as a starting point for discussion and welcome your feedback.
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| Investigation into the accidental drowning death of Charles VV (1897-1913) Lake Huron near Presque Isle, Michigan
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| John VV (1932-1890) of Fort Madison, Iowa, attorney.
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| John's signed affidavit that identified Adam as his father.
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| Land Register - Frontenac Co., Storrington Co. - Con 12 Lot 12 - transfer by inheritors to eldest heir Washington VV, 1875
A transcription of GSU1723916-FRONTENAC-Storrington-No1653-VVLucy-1875
Images: 1 of 2 | 2 of 2 | See Historic Maps of this property and VanVolkenburgh Island.
An original Crown grant of this lot (which includes VanVolkenburgh Island in Loughborough Lake), is signed over after the death of David VV, for one dollar, to eldest son Washington VV.
The VV family, by this time, were living on a farm further south near Milburn in the 8th Concession (map). These two properties shown in green on Storrington Twp. map.
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| Last Will & Testament of a John VV who died 1813 in Canajoharie, Montgomery Co., NY
Believed to be the will of John/Johannes VanVolkenburgh m. to Hannah Patterson. The will names wife Hannah, sons Richard, Jacob and Peter, and daughters Catherine, Caity, and Margaret.
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| Last Will and Testament of Jacob VanVolkingburgh, 1872, Woodhouse Twp., Norfolk Co. Transcription and more images.
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- VanVolkingburgh-Vanvoltenburg, Jacob
- Vanvoltenburg, Eliza Jane
- Vanvoltenburg, Elizabeth Betsey
- Vanvoltenburg, Jacob
- Vanvoltenburg, Joseph John
- Vanvoltenburg, Rachel
- Vanvoltenburg, Sarah Matilda
- Vanvoltenburg-Vann, Catherine
- Vanvoltenburg-Vann, Katy Sarah Catherine
- Vanvoltenburg-Vann, Mary Ann
- Vanvoltenburg-Vann, William
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| Letter written by John VV (1863-1951) of Cordova Mines, Ontario to a Paul E. VV in 1934.
Letter 2 of 4. See transcription of text here. Outlines what is known of his family's history through his aunt, Mrs. Almeda VV-Quackenbush.
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| Letter written by John VV (1863-1951) of Cordova Mines, Ontario to a Paul E. VV in 1934.
Letter 1 of 4. See transcription of text here. Outlines what is known of his family's history through his aunt, Mrs. Almeda VV-Quackenbush.
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| Letter written by John VV (1863-1951) of Cordova Mines, Ontario to a Paul E. VV in 1935.
Letter 4 of 4. See transcription of text here. Outlines what is known of his family's history through his aunt, Mrs. Almeda VV-Quackenbush.
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| Letter written by John VV (1863-1951) of Cordova Mines, Ontario to a Paul E. VV in 1935.
Letter 3 of 4. See transcription of text here. Outlines what is known of his family's history through his aunt, Mrs. Almeda VV-Quackenbush.
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- Cole, Lucinda
- Richmond, Martha
- Scriver, Eliza Ann
- VanValkenburgh, Andrias Rias
- VanValkenburgh, David Mahany
- VanValkenburgh, Jacob
- VanValkenburgh, Jacob
- VanValkenburgh, Margaret Maggie
- VanValkenburgh, Timothy
- VanVolkenburgh, Almeda
- VanVolkenburgh, Andrias
- VanVolkenburgh, Dorothy Ann
- VanVolkenburgh, Hannah Jane
- VanVolkenburgh, James
- VanVolkenburgh, John Wesley
- VanVolkenburgh, Lucy Jane
- VanVolkenburgh, Lydia
- VanVolkenburgh, Margaret
- VanVolkenburgh, Margaret
- VanVolkenburgh, Mariah Louisa
- VanVolkenburgh, Martha
- VanVolkenburgh, Michael Henry
- VanVolkenburgh, Nathan
- VanVolkenburgh, Phylander
- VanVolkenburgh, Simon Haines
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| Loyalist Militia notes Notes on the Loyalist militias active in New York state during the Revolutionary War and the Upper Canada townships in which they were settled.
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| Lynch's Directory of Peel Co., 1873 showing Elizabeth Brooks - VV (b. 1798) She is the widow of Nicholas VV and is likely living with her grand-daughter Elizabeth Thackery who had recently married Walter Soady. Their son, Dr. John Hostley Soady, contributed to the NAVVF genealogy in the 1930-50s period.
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| Map of Routes taken by Loyalists out of New York - Vermont - Pennsylvania at the Close of the American Revolution (1780's) Shows the Lower Canada temporary settlements (refugee camps) and the Land Granted Townships along the St. Lawrence River, Upper Canada.
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| MARRIAGE - Charles Banker--Lucy Van Volkenburg-1895
at Kent, Orleans Co., NY.
The marriage took place at Lucy's sister's home - Martha VV-Frank Gray. Also note the news item that precedes the marriage notice: "S.W. Van Valkenberg and family, of Brighton, Pa., have moved here and occupy Frank Gray's tenant house." This is the immigration of the parents from Brighton, Ontario, Canada to NY state, 1895.
More news items portraying the timeline of visits between NY and Canada, found here.
[This item found online at Fulton History Newspaper Archive.]
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| MARRIAGE - Earl VanValkenburg--Margaret Nesbitt,1936
in 1936, at Belleville
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| MARRIAGE - George Sherman VanValkenburg--Annie HAWLEY,1896
at Polmont.
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| MARRIAGE - George VV & Eunis MATTIS - 1831
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| Marriage Announcement of Ariel Evelyn VanValkenburg to Barney Halstead, Regina SK, 1939
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| Marriage Notice - Mary A. VV-Grote to Albert E. Quilling, 27 Nov 1923
Menomonie, Dunn Co., Wisconsin as reported in the Eau Claire Leader 1 Dec 1923.
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| Marriage notice of John F. Doolittle to Mrs. Ella Barrett in 1934, Auburn, NY.
No further clues have been found for Ella Barrett, but she was a widow.
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| Marriage Notice: John F. Doolittle's second marriage to "Miss Louise Joslyn" in 1918, at Auburn, NY.
No further notice has been found to confirm the identity of Louise Joslyn, although John F. Doolittle's sister Emma Rose VV-Bailey was living in Canada at this time with a Thomas Hannigan married to Clara Pelkey. Clara Pelkey was related to the Joslyn family in Auburn, NY.
News article found at Fulton History Newspaper Archive.
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| Marriage notice: Oct 1914 Catherine Vann and Charles Ritchel (Wrightsell)
This couple, when they later started a family in Michigan, went by Wrightsell.
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| Marriages of Mary A. and Margaret VanValkenburg, daughters of J.Sidney VV and Eliza "Fenema" (1988 - 1902 in the States)
The basis for the name of the mother Eliza C. Fenema. Also, to distinguish this Margaret who m. Flaglor, from her cousin Margaret (d/o George VV and Mary Reiff) who m. Moore.
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| Memorial for Burke VanValkenburg, Sr. (1933-2019) written by his grand daughter
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