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Note for: Fred Cannif Maybee, 5 DEC 1894 - 1943 Index

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Adopted by Judge C. A. Skidmore, of Ozark, Missouri.
May have been raised as Fred Skidmore.

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Note for: Homer Hubert Dunham, 5 MAR 1892 - 29 DEC 1974 Index

Burial:
Place: Kolb Cemetery

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Note for: Allen Earl Dunham, 7 JAN 1900 - 9 JUL 1974 Index

Burial:
Place: Kolb Cemetery, Oklahoma

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Note for: Paul Alvin Dunham, 28 JUN 1904 - 20 SEP 1972 Index

Burial:
Place: Kolb Cemetery, Oklahoma

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Note for: Nellie Grace Dunham, 20 NOV 1870 - 31 MAR 1931 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Luther Cemetery

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     Moved to Maguire, Oklahoma December 28, 1901[nellied.ftw]

Married in Selmore Mo. by Rev. J. M. James

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Note for: Marie H. Long, 20 JUN 1901 - 24 JUL 1973 Index

Burial:
Place: Kolb Cemetery

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Note for: Morgan L. Stevens, - BEF 1842 Index

Residence:
     Date:   1830
     Place:   Van Buren, , Onondaga, New York,

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Note for: Augustus Harris, 17 JUL 1776 - 5 APR 1857 Index

Occupation:
     Place:   Medical Doctor

Residence:
     Date:   1850
     Place:   Van Buren, , Onondaga, New York,

Residence:
     Date:   1830
     Place:   Van Buren, , Onondaga, New York,

Individual Note:
     Augustus Harris was a doctor from Stephentown, Rens. County, NY. Dr. Harris practiced medicine in Bethlehem Albany County from 1803 to 1817 when he and his family moved to Van Buren, NY where he died.

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Note for: Nicholas Harris, 26 AUG 1749 - 22 APR 1819 Index

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Nicholas Harris, M.D. probably born in Scituate, R.I., but later of Cranston, R.I.

From Landmarks of Rensselaer County, New York, page 495 "Dr. Nicholas Harris enjoyed an extensive practice, not only in Stephentown, but in other towns of Rensselaer County and in Massachusetts."

He served throughout the American Revolution as a private in Colonel Killian Van Rensselaer's regiment, Albany County Militia. (New York in the Revolution, page 105) "He was in four important battles--Battle of Johnstown, 1777 and Caughuawaga 1777, Oriskany August 3, 1777 and Saratoga October 7, 1777. For a time he served under Colonel Willett and was with him at the Battle of Oriskany when he made his famous dash on the British camp with his 250 men and captured prisoners, camp, equipage and five flags."

The remains were moved from the graveyard on a farm in North Stephentown and buried in a lot belonging to Mrs. Thomas H. Ham, in Albany Rural Cemetery, October 30, 1902. [Gen. of Nich. Harris]

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Note for: Phebe Tibbits, 26 MAY 1748 - 22 APR 1837 Index

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Was a tall, powerfully built, a woman of great force, of character and intellect like her husband.

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Note for: Jedediah Harris, - Index

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Jebediah had land deeded to him by his father, Nicholas Harris, in 1732, in Scituate, (which town was set off from Providence in 1731) and was made Freeman in Scituate in May, 1733. Their children were probably all born in Scituate, RI.

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Note for: Nicholas Harris, 15 APR 1671 - 27 MAR 1746 Index

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The will of Nicholas Harris was made July 16, 1725, and proved in 1746. He left a great deal of land to his children. [Gen. of Nicholas Harris, 1904]

Will proved Apr 27 1746, executed by wife, Anne and son, Thomas. To sons Thomas and Joseph,
homestead, lands and tenements when of age, with equal privilege to wife Ann and son thomas, till Joseph
if of age. After Joseph is of age, wife Ann to have a convenient room, and son Thomas to provide for her
and also to provide for daughter Amity. To sons, Nichols and Jedediah, land west of Seven Mile line. To
son, Christopher, 2 acres with two rows of apple trees and convenience of water to setting up a smith's
shop. To daughter Ann Kilton, 5s. To daughter Zerviah Waterman, 10 pounds. To daughters Mary and
Sarah Harris, 25 pounds each, at age of twenty-one or marriage. Rest to wife and son thomas.

Codicil (Apr 22 1739) gives the homestead toThomas and Christopher. To Joseph, some land before
given to Nicholas, and to Nicholas 100 pounds, &c.

Inventory, 383 pounds, large bible and other books, warming pan, spinning whells, Bills of Credit ,
stillyards, pewter, 3 steers, 3 cows, heffer, ox, sheep.

[From Nancy Leonard White internet site]