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no bk or pg # noted ENGLISH, Hezekiah of Dryden -(had lot 72 in Dryden) dated: ? - proved: 4 August 1850 wife: Mary sons: eldest, Elisha, Jesse, John, William, Philander, Joseph, Lewis and Hezekiah daus: Sarah Ann (unm), Elizabeth OVERACKER, Hannah (late Scofield), Nancy HALL, Charlotte SCOFIELD, Catharine HILDEBRANT and Maria P. VANORDER wit: Augustus SHERRILL of Ithaca and Wessel MIDDAUGH of Dryden ex: Jesse ENGLISH 2nd and Hezekiah ENGLISH (paid $25.00 for trouble) will packet 1884 - 1889 T:178 OSMUN, Ezekiel of Ithaca d.30 August 1887 bur. N.Lansing age 82yrs 3mo dated: 6 November 1886 - proved: 19 December 1887 wife: Diana(d/o James PATTERSON from Ireland, 2nd wife - lst wife Caty d/o Jacob and Dorothy [STORM] SHOEMAKER) sons: John D. OSMUN of Ithaca, Tompkins Co. 60yrs Jacob S. OSMUN of Genoa, Cayuga Co. 57yrs daus: Dorothea A. w/o Charles WILCOX 50yrs gr.sons: sons of dec'd son Abram - George E. OSMUN 22yrs; Fred A. OSMUN 19yrs; Frank W. OSMUN 16yrs; Lee, (Lebar)OSMUN 16yrs twins above named grandchildren living at 159-161 Grand River, Detroit,Mi. wit: Frederick P. RANDOLPH and Ira GARDINER both of Ithaca adm. Diana OSMUN widow : special guardian J. TRUMAN The mother of Abram's children was Martha d/o George PEARSALL. OSMUN, Caty died intestate 31 January 1878 was proved 4 May 1882. reads the same except for ages of heirs. Letters of Adm. 41:367 see John OSMUN Letters of Adm. 41:533 OSMUN, Abram of Lansing (d.20 January 1884 bur. N. Lansing s/o John ) proved: 31 July 1885 sons: Jacob OSMUN of Lansing 52yrs; Charles OSMUN of Lansing 39yrs gr.daus: Emma MILLER of Lansing 2yrs; Etta CONKLIN of Lansing 21yrs (d/o dec'd dau. Betsey wf/o John CONKLIN) adm.: wife Anna (SHOEMAKER) OSMUN see John OSMUN 1:81 final 1881 [History says s/o Abraham and Sarah [JORDAN] OSMUN OSMUN, William of Lansing - died 15 January 1862 dated: 20 December 1861 - proved: ? wife: not mentioned (ed.note married Catharine d/o Henry and Maria [KUGLEVIN] NEWMAN - September 1861 both buried Asbury) sons: William A. J. 21 Sep 1827 - m. Mary Margaret, d/o Isaac and Sally [OSMUN]DAVIS. daus: Elmira m. Charles HEDDON 17 Sep 1809 - 22 Apr 1878; Christiann m. Jacob SHOEMAKER - 11 Apr 1874 66yrs; Elizabeth 1805 - 25 May 1868 m. Richard G. MORGAN 1797 - 14 Feb 1865; Catharine - 17 Nov 1869 m. John W.(esley) GIBBS - 17 May 1883; Julia - 23 Feb 1871 71yrs m. Ira WYCOFF 5 Oct 1812 - 12 Jun 1884 s/o Jesse & Susanna(BROWN); Permilla 1822 - 22 July 1874 Auburn, Cayuga Co. Asbury M.E. m. Henry TERPENNING 1806 - 1866; all 21 yrs of age gr. ch.: children of dau. Christiann SHOEMAKER - Ann SHOEMAKER w/o Anson WYCKOFF; Elmira SHOEMAKER w/o Oliver BRECKENRIDGE; Sarah SHOEMAKER w/o Dennis s/o John & Elizabeth (OSBORNE) KELLY did they come to Oakland Co. Mi.? Elizabeth was the d/o William and Margaret [TOAN] OSBORNE (see her father and step mother's wills); youngest Emma SHOEMAKER (m. Randall SMITH of Cato) wit: Thomas J. MAPES and John DOUGLAS ex: William A. J. OSMUN and 6 others annexed from Catharine SHOEMAKER 27 January 1862 (Jacob SHOEMAKER sick 5 February 1862) (ed.note: Jacob SHOEMAKER s/o Jacob and Dorothy [STORMS] SHOEMAKER Richard G. MORGAN s/o Evan and Sally (GOODWIN) MORGAN of Pa. also see Maria SCHENCK letter) will Summit County Ohio OZMUN, Isaac of Boston Twp. Summit Co. Ohio (brother of Wm. and s/o Abraham and Sarah [JORDAN] OZMUN) War of 1812 soldier in Cayuga Co., NY. born 2 March 1785 Smith's Clove, Orange Co., New York - 26 May 1866 his will was gone from the folder and so we have re-constructed his family from several different sources. wife: Maria (nee NEWMAN) 19 March 1787 York Co. Pa. - 12 January 1863 95yrs 9mo 23da both buried Boston Twp. Cemetery see pg 1 i: Lucious Z.F. OZMUN 20 Jul 1807 - 18 Jul 1892 unm ii: Malinda OZMUN 27 Aug 1809 - 17 Apr 1854 m. Joseph LAMB iii: Margaret OZMUN 1 Jan 1812 - 1882 m. Abisha CROSSMAN iv: Hector C.P. OZMUN 19 Feb 1815 - 19 May 1879 m. Nancy LONG v: Polly Maria OZMUN 24 Mar 1817 - m. Samuel CARTER vi: Catherine OZMUN 27 Jun 1824 - m. Robert ASHLEY vii: Abraham Newman OZMUN 26 Jan 1827 - 27 Dec 1897 m. lst: Emily DOUDS m. 2nd: Eliza (Viers) LAMB "Genealogical Data pertaining to the Women in the Western Reserve Marriages and tombstones in Summit Co. Ohio" Isaac listed as 2nd son married ca 1806 in Tompkins Co. New York moved to Portage Co. Ohio prior to that part of Ohio becoming Summit Co. History of Summit Co. Ohio. Boston Twp. Bio settled 59 acres, was J.P. Treasurer, They had a value of $3300 17 Oct 1850 family 145/148 457:5:202:17494 Cattaraugus Co. New York OSMUN, Aaron of Hinsdale died 1 February 1889 (55yrs in 1860) proved: 21 September 1889 wife: Catharine (nee KARNS 54 yrs 1860 born Pa. married Tompkins Co. 3 March 1825, d/o of Deacon KARN, newspaper announcement of wedding) sons: Andrew 60yrs (m. Caroline -- ) daus: Sarah KELLER 58yrs; Elmira SNYDER 54yrs of Cuba, Alleghany Co.; Marion HEDDON 41yrs of Hinsdale gr.ch:George H. OSMUN 35yrs; Rensalear OSMUN 33yrs; Ida OSMUN 30yrs (m. --- GERMAN?); Dana OSMUN 28yrs (ed. note Dana A. OSMUN 1858 - 1901 bur Maplehurst Cem. Hinsdale, Cattargus Co. with wife Winifred 1861 - 1921); Emma POTTER 27yrs; Myra OSMUN 25yrs 1867 - 1946 m. Frank E. WILLOVER 1865 - 1952 bur. Maplehurst Cem.; Myron OSMUN 28yrs; Jennie OSMUN 21yrs; Effie OSMUN 18yrs; Adda BURS 22yrs; Mina OSMUN 16yrs; Ivan OSMUN 18yrs; Hellen PETTIT 34yrs (note: ch/o son Lavinus OSMUN ) ex: wife and Tobias SNYDER of Cuba and T. Philesmer SNYDER sur: $1,000 Amasa FULLER and James BUCHANAN A:54/also A:101 Cayuga Co. (from Northampton now Monroe County, Pa.) LABAR, William of Milton s/o William & Elizabeth (LONG) LABAR 1767-4 Jan 1802 age 35yrs dated: 28 June 1802 - proved: 7 March 1804 wife: Elizabeth (d/o Ephraim and Catharine [ - ] BLOOM ) 82 yrs 1850 both buried Asbury M. E. Ch. Cem. FC pg 178r living with son Ephraim. sons: Ephraim - 4 Sep 1787 - 63 yrs? 1850 Lansing; Elias; Abraham - 65 yrs 1850 Groton; William; George 11 Dec 1801 - 4 May 1817 15yrs bapt. at home of Henry TEETER daus: Catharine; Mary - 18 May 1781 - ; Sally to be brought up by my wife wit: Jeremiah DINTHORNE, Abraham BLOOM and James BISHOP ex: Henry BLOOM and Peter CONRAD - inv:box 2P 14 September 1807 1:391 Northampton Co. Pa. LABAR, Abraham of Easton tailor (s/o Charles ?) dated: 18 Dec 1777 - proved: 29 April 1791 wife: Rosina sons: nor daus. mentioned mentions brothers Daniel and George wit: Robert TRAILL, Michael YOHE and J. Nicholas TROXELL ex: wife Rosina 1:392 Northampton Co. Pa. LABAR, Charles of Upper Mt. Bethel Twp. yeoman dated: 6 April 1790 - proved: 24 May 1790 wife: Margaret sons: George, Abraham, Daniel and William, daus: Leonora, Margaret, Sarah and Mary wit: Melchior LABAR * and John FAUNER ex: John BECK and Christian SMITH both of Upper Mt. Bethel Twp. ************* Upper Mt. Bethel Lutheran and Ref. Ch. LAWAR, Carl and Anna Margaretha Jacobus 7 Sep 1784 bpt. 1 Mar 1789 - sponsors: Ludwig Henrich and Elizabeth LAWAR Anna Margaretha 17 Sep 1786 bpt. 1 Mar 1789 sponsors: Carl LAWAR and Elizabeth ************* LAWAR, John and Catharine Ephraim 8 Dec 1788 bpt.18 Jan 1789 sponsors: Jacob WEIDMAN and Anna Maria ************* LAWAR, William and wife Elizabeth Catharine 5 Mar 1789 bpt. 3 May 1789 sponsors: John Geo. LAWAR and Catharine 1:393 Northampton Co. Pa. 3 May 1730 - 10 October 1800 DAR LABAR, William Sr. of Upper Mt. Bethel Twp. yeoman dated: nor proved: given wife: Elizabeth (nee LONG) d/o John and Maria Barbara [LABAR] LONG sons: John, William, Elias, Peter, Charles, Philip and Daniel daus: Mary, Barbara and Margaret wit: John FAUNCE, George and Daniel LABAR ex: son John and son - in - law Jonas SMITH Elizabeth LONG m. 2nd: Ephraim BLOOM. ************* "Evangelical United Congregations of Milton and Scipio", LABAR, Alexander and Susanna John Jacob LABAR 23 Dec 1835 sponsors: Philip and Rosina KUBLER Maria Carolina LABAR 24 Jul 1844 ************* LABAR, Charles and Margaret BLOOM Charles LABAR - 20 Aug 1834 62yrs 2mo Margaret (BLOOM) LABAR - 10 Apr 1812 34yrs must have married 2nd: Susan lost dau. Matilda 30 Oct 1813 4mo 4da Anna LABAR 6 Jun 1802 ************* LABAR, Philip and Sarah BLOOM Josias LABAR (Josiah)27 Sep 1800 Amos LABAR 7 May 1803 both bapt. at home of Henry BLOOM ************* LABAR, William and Elizabeth BLOOM George LABAR 11 Dec 1801 bapt. at home of Henry TEETER ************* Charles, William and Philip were brothers Margaret, Sarah and Elizabeth sisters, ds/o Ephraim and Catharine (-)BLOOM. We have been unable to find Catharine's maiden name. Alexander LABAR may have been son of one of the boys, he and Susan lost son Reuben - 1 Mar 1854 4yrs; Jacob LABAR 1843 - 1920; Augusta w/o Jacob 1847 - 1902 all buried Old Dutch Cemetery Lansingsville also called German Cemetery Henry LABAR 15 April 1755 - 13 May 1849 97yrs m. Elizabeth SCHUTT DAR Asbury Intestates Tompkins Co. New York DAR printed 1966 LABAR, Amos of Newfield died 21 March 1853 - probate: 9 April 1853 Widow: Sarah Sons: Charles 26yrs, Rush 19yrs and James 13yrs. Brother in law: John SEBRING, Co. Adm. LABAR, Emeline of Lansing d/o Henry LABAR and Elizabeth MOUNT. died 1 April 1864 - probate: 20 March 1865 Brothers: Merrit LABAR of Lansing, Simeon of Illinois or Wisconsin, Henry of Wisconsin and Julius of Hector, N.Y. LABAR, Ephraim of Lansing died 18 March 1856. left a will. had a land warrant for 40 acres #93514 for service in Co. of Capt. Abram BLOOM, which he assigned to son, Arad J. LABAR of Muskingo, Wisconsin on 1 September 1852 LABAR, Julius of Newfield, died 29 September 1848 probate 13 June 1856. widow: Nancy (CRANDALL?) sons: Charles and David of Rochester, New York daus: Elizabeth, Melissa, and Louisa all named LABAR, all of Rochester. LABAR, Rush of Newfield died 2 November 1858 probate 22 September 1864 Mother: Sarah R. w/o William LONGCOY 59yrs at date of Probate Brothers: Charles and James M. both in the Army. James a prisoner of war. 1:410 Northampton County, Pa. LEARN, John of Lower Smithfield dated: 17 May 1777 - proved: 27 October 1781 wife: Catharine sons: George, John, Jacob, Andreas (Andrew), Peter and Adam daus: Mary, Rachel, Catharine, Rebecca and Sarah wit: George PHILLIPS ex: wife and son George intestate Tompkins County, New York LEARN, Daniel of Groton died in Washington 15 May 1864 Widow: Clarinda Father: George LEARN of Berkshire, Tioga County, Brother: John of Lansing and Betsey Ann (all crossed out.) Adms.: Widow and Clinton B. JACOBS 1: 425 Northampton County,Pa. 1718 Switzerland-8 Dec 1786 Pa. DAR Pvt.Pa. LONG, John Sr. of Mt. Bethel, miller dated: 24 February 1773 - proved: 12 August 1786 wife: Mary (Barbara LABAR) sons: John, Elias, Joseph, William, Jacob, Abraham, daus: Elizabeth, Margaret, Catharine, Mary, Sarah and Barbary wit: Henry DILDINE, John LONG, Michael William MASTERSON codicil wit: Hugh PATTERSON* and Benjamin DEPUE ex: son Elias and son in law John DIETRICH 1:459 Northampton County, Pa. DAR (born 1750 - 9 October 1794) METZGAR, John of Lower Smithfield farmer dated: 10 July 1794 - proved: 11 November 1794 wife: Elizabeth Catharine sons: Jonas daus: Catharina, Maria, Julia, Elizabeth, Susanna, Sarah, Margreda and Annah wit: Francis J. SMITH, Jacob TRANSUE and Adam FULLER. ex: wife and Woolly HOUSER (was Jonas 1735 - 18 June 1800 and Casper 13 October 1751 - 9 February 1837 who m. Juliana Elizabeth BEST all brothers? Possibly sons of Casper? 1:463 Northampton County, Pa. MIDDAGH, Peter of Mt. Bethel dated: 15 February 1778 - proved: 28 October 1790 wife: none mentioned sons: Garret and Peter daus: Maritti, Elizabet and Anne gr. son: Johannis s/o dau Anne (no last name given) wit: Benjamin DEPUE, Adrian ATEN and William RED ex: sons Garret and Peter with Andreas (Andrew) VANVLIET 1:464 Northampton County, Pa. MIDDAGH, Tunis of Upper Smithfield yeoman wife: Catharine sons: Cornelius, Elijah, Elias daus: none mentioned wit: John VANAKEN and William ENNES ex: sons Cornelius, Elijah and Elias intestate Tompkins County, New York DAR printed 1966 MIDDAUGH, Orrin of Dryden died 16 June 1875 widow: Rebecca A. sons: William M., 30yrs, Frank W., 26yrs, Fred 24yrs and Orrin A., 17yrs. dau: Mary Ellen 10 yrs. Adm.: Rebecca A. MIDDAUGH, widow and Ira SNYDER 1: 491 Northampton County, Pa. MORGAN, Evan of Hamilton Township dated: 7 March 1777 - proved: 23 April 1777 wife: Sarah sons: Evan m. Sally GOODWIN; John -19 Apr 1762 - 18 Dec 1811 (t.s.); Luies/Lewis (c)1771 - 23 Jul 1848 77yrs m. Deborah H. --(c) 20 Aug 1780 - 7 Feb 1849 68yrs 5mo 15da; Thomas (c) 28 Dec 1799 - 13 Feb 1873 73yrs 1mo 13da m. Isabella --(lost three children in 1846) daus: Elizabeth, Esther and Hanna wit: Nicholas DEPUI, Joseph SMITH and Simeon CADY ex: wife and Col. Jacob STROUD buried Asbury M.E. Ch. Cemetery Who was Eliza MORGAN who died 10 Sep 1833 age 31yrs 8mo 4da buried Asbury? A:128 Cayuga Co. BEARDSLEY, John of Milton (Rev.Soldier 6th Conn Rgt.9 Apr 1760-18 Mar 1806) dated: 8 January 1806 - proved: 18 March 1806 wife: Jerusha (nee BEACH) - 9 May 1834 73yrs sons: Nehemiah Beach; David 1781 - 1829 m. Lydia ROGERS 1781 - 1847; Everit - 28 June 18 - - ? 13yrs.; Charles; John 9 Nov 1783 - 11 May 1857 (Roswell's Bible records) m. Alice 22 Dec 1786 - 13 Apr 1877; James daus: Nancy m. Jonah s/o David MOORE; Betsey m. Benjamin BRASTED; Eunice m. Solomon ROGERS wit: Sally and James BEACH and Joseph WALKER ex: sons Nehamiah and Everit (CU Lib. Arch #3777 Box 3 A-C Roswell BEARDSLEY) A:160 Cayuga County TOAN, John Sr. of Scipio (m.1st:Jane VANSCHAICK 2nd: Phebe RIGHTMIRE) s/o John and Margaret (HARVEY) TONE (American Ancestry 6:12 VANSCHAICK Gen vol II ) dated: 3 February 1808 - proved: 9 February 1808 wife: Phebe sons: John, Lewis, and Thomas daus: Peggy (m. William AUSMAN/OSBORNE), Nancy and Jane (TONE) 3 stepdaughters of wife Phebe wit none ex noted: B:49-50 Cayuga County TOAN, Phebe of Scipio (late widow of John Toan Sr.) dated: 9 July 1816 - proved: 5 October 1816 mentions: Lewis Toan $40, Elizabeth NIVESON, d/o James RIGHTMIRE $15, Mary MURPHY d/o James RIGHTMIRE $15, Phebe Toan d/o John Toan Jr. $5 to (buy) a set of silver teaspoons, Phebe AUSMAN/AUSBAN, d/o William AUSBAN $5 for silver teaspoons, Phebe RIGHTMIRE d/o Cornelius RIGHTMIRE $5. for silver teaspoons,Phebe MURPHY d/o Mary MURPHY $5 for silver teaspoons, Sally Jane TONE d/o Lewis TOAN, $5 for silver teaspoons. All of it the legacy left me by my father James RIGHTMIRE in the hands of my brother James RIGHTMIRE in New Jersey. wit: Jobe SCOBY, John BROWN and Lewis RIGHTMIRE ex: Lewis TOAN (sole executor) inv.: filed by Lewis TOAN 4 April 1817. "I have no knowledge that said Phebe left any personal estate whatever except about the sum of one hundred and eight dollars as is supposed being a legacy from her father James RIGHTMIRE, supposed to be in the hands of James RIGHTMIRE, her brother in New Jersey." Unless the household furniture which she had to use of under her late will is to be deemed her estate - which was sold last fall for forty-three dollars or thereabouts which was divided pursuant to my father's will (Note: several illegible words here due to a crease in the paper) which was divided among her daughters and stepdaughters." signed Lewis TOAN sworn to 7 April 1817. Sent by Evelyn TWINING of Auburn, New York 11 May 1984 bk or pa not noted: Cayuga Co. GARNSEY, Philo of Genoa dated: 18 October 1809 - proved: 23 January 1815 wife: Irene sons: none mentioned daus: Irene (youngest), Eunice w/o John BEARDSLEY, Eliza BELKNAP and Polly GARNSEY wit: Titus HOWE, John HOLDEN and Christian ZABRINSKY ex: Irene GARNSEY and John LEAVENWORTH A:217 Cayuga County, (12 April 1763, Sussex, now Warren Co., NJ. son of Shubael Luse and Elenor Swayze LUSE, Israel of Genoa dated: 29 May 1812 - proved: 23 June 1812 wife: Mary (Mary McLaughlin born 1765 also in Sussex Co. She was the daughter of James McLaughlin and Catherine McGregor) sons: James, Fleming, Samuel and Israel daus: Lydia, Catharine, Eleanor and Mary Ann - some of the children are minors wit: James MCKINNEY, Walter BROWN and James BISHOP ex: wife Mary and James LUSE ? who were the parents of David LUSE died 22 May 1833 39yrs 4mo 5da buried Asbury M. E. Church Cemetery [For further reference see: "The American Descendants of Henry Luce of Martha's Vineyard" by Martha McCourt pages 189,190,465,466 and in the addendum pages 526,566] intestates Tompkins County, New York LUCE, James of Lansing died 14 August 1873 probate 22 October 1872. Left will dated 31 March 1857. brother: Israel of Ithaca sister: Mary A. TABOR of Auburn, nephews: Fleming C. COATS, of Elmira, Samuel and Benjamin TITUS both of E. Henrietta, N.Y. and Francis COATS of Bad River, Mi. nieces: Lucinda BRIDGEMAN and Catherine KINGSBURY both of Elmira, N.Y., Samantha JONES E. Henrietta, New York, Sally HAWES of St. Johns, Clinton Co. Mi. and Mary Ann CRATSENBURGH, Spring Brook, Mi. gr.niece: Minnie S. COATS of Elmira, New York. LUCE, Lydia C., of Ithaca died 31 December 1875 probate 7 August 1876. sons: Edward P., of Owego, N.Y., Alonzo D. and Chester B. both of Ithaca. LUCE, William of Ithaca died 13 April 1871 probate 8 May 1871 Widow: Lydia G. sons: Edward P., Alonzo D., and Chester B. all of Ithaca. A:293/ B:44 Cayuga Co. CRANE, Ezekiel of Mentz dated: 13 March 1813 - proved: 2 June 1813/ 9 July 1816 wife: Eunice sons: Shadrach and Silas daus: none mentioned alive gr.son: Israel Smith DUVALL, son of dec'd dau. Abigail gr.ch.: John Swartwout SMITH, Ann Eliza SMITH, Hanna Maria SMITH, children of dec'd dau. Nancy wit: Nathan WOOD, Peter CLARK and Lewis RITCHET ex: not noted C:223 Cayuga Co. Pa. to Canada back to TC. 12 children 3 died young PECK, Philip of Genoa died before 1 January 1842. (Evangelical United) dated: 15 October 1841 - proved: 4 February 1842 wife: Mary (Anna Maria) - 1873 d/o Chas and Marg [BLOOM] LEBAR sons: Daniel - 9 Feb 1880 58yrs 6mo German Cem. m. Susan ____ nfr. daus: Elizabeth PECK - 6 Oct 1878 70yrs m.(Barnabas) HAWES - 28 Jun 1857 40 yrs 6mo German Cem.; Rachel PECK 23 Nov 1806 - 30 Mar 1886 79yrs 4 mo m.(Samuel) BOYER - 6 Dec 1870 66yrs 7mo bur. N. Lansing; Christina PECK - after 1893 date of Landmarks of TC m.(Philip) ALLGART - 8 Nov 1891 s/o Henry and Mary ALLGART; Peggy PECK 23 Oct 1803 - nfr. m. Daniel FENNER and their daughter Letitia FENNER nfr.; Barbara PECK 1 Feb 1812 - nfr. m. John Philip SNYDER; (see Schnieder for ch.); Sarah PECK m. James WAGNER of Michigan; Mary PECK m. Joseph BOWER of Lansing (see Bauer for their children); Susan PECK m. Philip KRATZER of Genoa (Frederick and Susanna KRATZER in Evangelical United) wit: Joseph BOWER of Lansing and Philip ALLGART of Genoa ex: Joseph STRINGHAM and David THORP both of Genoa see addenda 3 sponsored by Elias and Susanna TEETER in Evangelical United Ch.Cong. Intestates of Tompkins County, New York DAR printed 1966 HOUPT, John of Dryden died 6 February 1856 probate 15 March 1856. Widow: Lavina Adm. son: John P. a minor daus: Eliza M. and Laura both of full age, and Polly M., a minor all named HOUPT PERSONIUS, Isaac of Newfield died 17 May 1867 probate 8 December 1867 sons: John J. 41yrs of Ithaca, Simon 41yrs, Cornelius 39rs, Henry 37yrs last three of Finhasse, Minn., and Leonard 33 yrs of Lansing daus: Sally Ann HESS 46yrs of Motts Corners N.Y., and Eliza FIELDS 35yrs of Lansing. PERSONIUS, James of Caroline died 15 July 1856 Widow: Elizabeth Adm. sons: James and Thomas of Caroline, John Benjamin of Catherine's and Andrew of Orange, Schuyler County, N.Y. daus: Ann Eliza w/o William VANDERMARK of Caroline and Jane Harriet w/o Albert DISBROW of Catlin, Chemung County. VANDERMARK, Stephen of Caroline died 14 August 1852 Widow: Mary Adm. sons: Jesse, William, Joseph, Peter all of Caroline, George of Newfield and Thomas daus: Sarah w/o Ford HARDING of Candor and Mary w/o Peter SCHROEDER of Caroline minor daus. Tioga County, New York CANTINE, Henry of Caroline dated: 10 August 1814 - proved: 20 December 1818 mentions: Adam CANTINE, s/o sister Sarah, now a servant to Charles CANTINE of Marbletown, Ulster Co. NY. wit: John CANTINE, Elisha BRIGGS and Sarah MULKS ex: Charles MULKS, Henry QUICK and Levi SLATER ************* Tompkins County New York wills no bk or pg # noted: GIBBS, Samuel of Lansing died 30 May 1849 age 80yrs buried Asbury M.E. Ch. Cemetery dated: 1 May 1849 - proved: ? wife: none mentioned (note: Elizabeth HOLMES) sons: Benajah of Groton, Jonas of Lansing, William of Genoa, Cayuga County, and Barnabas of Warren County, New Jersey. daus: Rebecca w/o Oliver OSBORNE of Indiana (see his will), Catherine LEWIS of Indiana, Polly w/o Orrin IVES, Ann w/o James SCHOONOVER, Jane INGH of Lansing and Elizabeth CONRAD of Genoa, Cayuga Co., N.Y. (ed.note: Orrin IVES and James SCHOONOVER were in Livingston Co., Mi. 1840 census) Orrin moved to Stockbridge, Mi., gr.son Samuel Gibbs IVES remained in Livingston Co., Mi. Will sent to editor by Helen LEWIS now of Florida. G:311 packet 1851 - 1861 ROBINSON, Hugh of Lansing died 2 February 1854 dated: 30 November 1852 - proved:? wife: Elizabeth (84yrs in 1850 born in Pa.) mentions: any of my children or any person under their direction shall make or cause there to be made any litigation at law in relation to this my last will and testament such expense not to be paid out of my estate. wit: Jacob S. GREEN and John FISH both of Lansing ex: wife Elizabeth (given to probate judge by Samuel ROBINSON saying it was given to him by his mother, Elizabeth ROBINSON sent by Sharon Haggerty of Rancho Cordova, California 1992 Letters of Adm. 42:70:1889 OSMUN, Jerry I. of Lansing died 1885 bur. N. Lansing Cem. dated: 22 October 1884 - proved: 10 August 1888 wife: Angeline 1830 - 1923 (d/o Morris and Rachel [LEARN] DECAMP) daus: Mary M. MOREY of Lansing 21 yrs +; Ada A. OSMUN of Lansing 17yr Nov 1871 - 1959 m. James E. LANE Apr 1868 - 1930 added note: their ch: Wava E. Mar 1893, Florence E., Feb 1894 and Iva E., Oct 1896 nfr) Etta L. OSMUN of Lansing 15yrs adm. and guardian: mother Angeline OSMUN no bk or pg noted: intestate ? HALL, Jennie E., of Groton (petitioner and next of kin Rebeckah K. OSMOND) Jennie E. w/o Richard E. HALL m. at Wm. E. OSMUN house 24 May 1870) died 28 November 1887 proved: 1st: 7 Aug 1888/9 Dec 1889 adm. petitioner Angeline OSMUN (nee DeCamp) wd/o Jerry I. OSMUN of Lansing who died 4 May 1880 intestate $800. Heirs: Mary M. MOREY of Venice, Cayuga Co. 21yrs+; Ada Augusta OSMUN 16yrs; Etta Louisa OSMUN 14yrs bk of Wills:474 OSMUN, Ira W. of Lansing - buried N. Lansing Cem. dated: 9 August 1895 - proved: 17 February 1902 wife: Mary (m. 19 Feb 1851 d/o Morris and Rachel [LEARN] DECAMP d. 1920) nieces: Mary M. MOREY of Ludlowville; Ada LANE of N. Lansing; Etta OSMUN w/o Miles G. TARBELL of N. Lansing ds/o brother Jerry dec'd also mentioned: Etta w/o Will TEETER of Groton $200 (Hester Ann DALTON?); Hosea BREESE of Salina City, Calif nephew, s/o of dec'd sister Alvira; Jeremy O. HOWSER nephew, s/o of dec'd sister Almira, of Dryden, NY; Sarah J. (HOWSER) CLEMENT, neice of West Groton,(sister of Jeremy O.); Margaret CROUCH of Kings Ferry, Cayuga Co. N.Y. 3 ch/o dec'd sister Almira HOWSER; Ruby, 2nd neice of Lake Ridge, Lansing, N.Y. d/o Samuel DAVIS, dec'd nephew and s/o dec'd sister, of Genoa age (?) by 23 Feb 1903; Hettie TEETER of Genoa, all of full age claiment: Daniel DECAMP rejected wit: not noted ex: wife Mary OSMUN and Lafayette JACOBS both of Lansing see John OSMUN bk or pg not noted OSMUN, Charles H. of Lansing, (died 15 October 1925 s/o Abram and Anna) dated: 9 November 1922 (1st will 16 Oct 1922) - proved: 11 February 1927 wife: Mary E. (nee PIERCE d. last day of May 1942 Lansing) no children mentioned nieces: Anna MORROW 64yrs 31 May 1925 Etta Conklin MILLER 62yrs (d/o Betsey OSMUN and John CONKLIN). Blanche H. MILLER 47yrs (d/o Anna & Henry J. HOWSER) Bruce Mae MILLER 10yrs (d/o Charles J. MILLER?) Elizabeth Ora MILLER 3yrs Beatrice E. HOWSER 15yrs (d/o Osmun S. and Alice (VANDEMARK) Una Mae Miller nephews: Osmun S. HOWSER 40yrs (s/o Annie OSMUN and Henry J. HOWSER) Dr. Charles J. MILLER (s/o Emma (OSMUN)and John MILLER?) d.11 May 1953 Ernest Harvey MILLER ibid Lawrence HOWSER 11yrs (s/o Osmun S. and Alice (VANDEMARK) wit: Glen and Florence T. BACON of North Lansing and Mary F. ROBERTS of Binghampton, N.Y. ex: Charles LOBDELL and Claud(e) BACON both of Lansing appeared: Elizabeth M. MELDRUM and Ernest Harvey MILLER on 18 December 1953 in Clay Co. Florida also Lawrence C. HOWSER and Beatrice E. BUSHNELL of Tompkins Co. New York. Anna, called Annie d/o Jacob m. N. Lansing, NY m. Henry J. HOWSER 25 Dec 1878 Osmun HOWSER ca 1886 - 1960 m. Alice VANDEMARK. Parents of Lawrence HOWSER and Beatrice HOWSER m. Wm. BUSHNELL. Lawrence HOWSER 1914 - m. Audrey TEETER (have Shirley, Christina and Donald). Lawrence graduated Ithaca High 1932, owns and operates Osmun-Howser farm Rt 34 and Gulf Road, Lansing, Tompkins Co., New York. Visit 1989. G:326 will filed in Montrose, Cook Co., Dakota GIBBS, John Wesley of Lansing, died 17 May 1883 (ed.note: wf Catharine d/o William and Catharine (NEWMAN) OZMUN b. 24 September 1835 - died intestate 17 November 1869 probate 14 January 1870. both buried Asbury M.E. Ch. Cemetery) dated: 23 August 1866 (62yrs old)- proved: 2 July 1883 Filed 13 Jan 1887 Montrose, Cook County, Dakota (he lived in Flandrean, Moody County, Dakota. wife: Susan (BROWN - BUSH) d/o Jeremiah BROWN born 29 December 1823 son: William B. of Port Dickensen, Broome Co. NY daus: Maria w/o Simon A. PERSONIUS of Tenhassen, Martin, Michigan (Allegan Co.), Catharine w/o John LACY of Flandrean, Moody Co. Dakota; Sarah H. w/o George Henry AZURE of South Bay City (Michigan?); Elizabeth w/o Aaron BROWN of Rochester, Minn.; Mary w/o George GIBBS of Denver, Colo.; Esther w/o Jesse GIBBS of Fleetville, Pa.; Cynthia (not married ?) of Ithaca, NY, Ella w/o Sylvester BUSH of Lansing, NY, and Zell (to have oil painting of her mother) of Lansing, NY Also mentioned: John Wesley PLATT to have $200 pd to him out of his mothers' share. (dau. Ida ? named in mother's intestate) wit: William A. J. OZMUN and J. Davis OZMUN both of Lansing, New York ex: William A.J. OZMUN, William B. GIBBS, son and J. Bruyn BOGARDUS intestates Tompkins County, New York GIBBS, Garret G. of Lansing died 5 March 1857 probate 18 March 1857. Widow: Nancy (died intestate 13 April 1870 probate 29 September 1870) sons: Elias T. of Lansing; Barzilla B. of Geneva, NY; Oliver and Franklin both of Columbia County, Wisconsin. daus: Berintha w/o Joseph HARRIS of Groton and Nancy GIBBS by the time of Nancy's intestate Berintha was married to --- DAVIS of Groton Elias T. was still in Lansing, Barzilla was of Springport, Oliver B. still of Columbia County, Wisconsin, Franklin had died leaving 2 daus. names unkn. of Wyocena Columbia County, Wisconsin and a grandson Henry G. WEBSTER late of Lansing, now of Illinois. F:294:5-7 (R.W. Stratford, Conn. 9 Feb 1767. His father and father-in-law also Revolutionary War Soldiers) BEARDSLEY, Ichabod of Lansing died 29 April 1849 buried N. Lansing Cem. dated: 25 August 1848 - proved: 29 June 1849 wife: none mentioned (m. lst: Sarah d/o Stephen and Lydia (STONE) GALPIN b. Woodbury, Ct. 24 July 1768 died 20 December 1818. 2nd: Anna d/o Capt. Benijah STRONG and wd/o Daniel BACON from Ct. all buried N. Lansing. Anna b. 12 April 1777 - 4 March 1842) sons: Noah m. Catharine d/o John OSMUN see John OSMUN; Ransom 3 Jun 1793-7 Jan 1851 St. Joseph Co. m. 23 Apr 1812 Sarah SMILEY-27 Nov 1866 8 children; Jonathan H(all) 30 Mar 1801 - m. Hannah VANDYKE daus: Theodocia 26 Aug 1799 - nfr; Rhoda Mar 1793 - m. Dr.Alphonus SCHOONOVER wit: Abram OZMUN 2nd and Roswell BEARDSLEY both of Lansing ex: Noah BEARDSLEY (Friend) and Benoni Brown Ichabod and Sarah also had: Lorama/Lorania 25 Aug 1789 - m. Charles BEARDSLEY Amos 26 Mar 1809 - nfr Philo 4 Mar 1811 - 31 Jul 1825 killed by lighting (family bible in possession of Edward BEARDSLEY 1980 Ichabod s/o Amos ) intestates Tompkins County, New York SMILEY, John of Danby died 4 March 1874 listed: William, Angeline A., Adeline MONTGOMERY, Aveline, Franklin of Horicon, Wisc., Edwin all named SMILEY and all rest of Danby except for Franklin. Petitioner: William SMILEY who asked Charles HOWLAND to be Co. Adm.: SMILEY, John of Dryden died 20 April 1875 Widow: Phoebe sons: Artemus B., Robert M., James H. of Caroline and George M., of Ithaca all named SMILEY. daus: Catherine DUSENBURY, Phebe BELKNAP of Canandaigua, Nancy M. PROSSER and Adeline OGDEN all rest of Dryden except James and Phebe. F:132 LINDERMAN, Cornelius of Ithaca (Revolutionary War Soldier) * 29 March 1756 - 8 February 1848 s/o Jacob see below dated: 22 December 1847 - proved: 16 April 1848 wife: not mentioned (note: m. 26 November 1777 Brick Ref.Ch. Montgomery, Orange County, NY Anna YOUNG. She died 3 August 1841 82yrs 3mo 25da. both buried Ithaca City Cemetery) sons: Isaac, 50 acres lot 56 Ithaca; Cornelius, Jacob both to get land in Erin, Chemung Co., Henry and William LINDERMAN. daus: Elsy w/o Isaac BUTTRUS 1/5; Elizabeth w/o Theodore VALLE(A)U 1/5; Amy w/o David COM(P?)TON; Mary w/o Nathaniel FOUNDSAND; Sally w/o Benjamin D. CASTERLINE children to get land in Lot 45 in Erin, Nancy WILCOX, Catharine STANL(E)Y, and Jane w/o Nathan I. T(H)OMPSON. wit: Cyrus GRAY of Enfield and Ezra STARR of Ithaca ex: sons Isaac and Jacob LINDERMAN bought land of James POMPELLY for $800.00 LINDERMAN, Cornelius and Anna YOUNG Elshe LINDERMAN bpt. 9 Feb 1779 w/o Isaac BUTTERS went to church in Angelica, Allegany 28 June 1829 Anna LINDERMAN bpt. 1 Jan 1781 must have died young sponsors: Johannes YOUNG and Elizabeth TICE Cath(a)rine LINDERMAN bpt.14 Apr 1782 w/o ____ STANL(E)Y sponsors: John SEIS and Antje CRESSWELL William LINDERMAN bpt. 13 Aug 1784 nfr. Elisabeth LINDERMAN bpt. 20 May 1786 w/o Theodore VALLEAU dismissed to form new ch.in Catherine, Tioga Co. New York 21 Dec 1821. Sally LINDERMAN b. 18 May 1788 w/o Benjamin CASTERLINE Anna LINDERMAN b. 19 Feb 1790 w/o David COM(P?)TON a Stephen and Anna COMPTON dismissed to form a new Ch. in Catherine 21 Dec 1821. Mary LINDERMAN 30 Jan 1792 w/o Nathaniel TOWNSEND Isaac LINDERMAN may have m. Elizabeth LANDON bef. 5 October 1819 twins 21 Dec 1793 Jacob LINDERMAN had 2 kn ch. Julia & John Cornelius LINDERMAN 5 May 1796 Nancy LINDERMAN 4 Mar 1798 w/o ------ WILCOX Jane LINDERMAN 28 Feb 1802 w/o Nathan T(H)OMPSON John LINDERMAN (Henry?) 18 Dec 1803 m. bef.29 Apr 1830 Rachel Nancy THOMAS when they were both baptized in the Pres. Ch. of Ithaca with with son George LINDERMAN. Son James Benson LINDERMAN bpt. 3 Apr 1831. ************* LINDERMAN, Jacob and Catharine MCCLEAN Brick Ref. Ch. of Montgomery: (Jacob LINDERMAN 1722 supposedly in Switzerland d. Oct 1792 DAR all efforts to find his will has failed.) Elizabeth LINDERMAN bpt. 28 Jul 1754 m. Peter BENSEL sponsors: Johannes and Jacomyntje MILLER Cornelius LINDERMAN bpt. 15 May 1756 m. Anna YOUNG sponsors: Henrick WELLER & Lydia DECKER Johannes LINDERMAN bpt. 3 May 1759 sponsors: John MAKLIN and wife Margaret KRIST m. 2nd: Mary wd/o William DOUGLASS Henry LINDERMAN b. 16 May 1764 - 16 Jan 1844 m. Sarah d/o Moses SHAW died 19 Jan 1831 64yrs. 4mo buried Hopewell Cemetery Osman lot Sara LINDERMAN bpt. 31 May 1766 m. Christian YOUNG sponsors: Johannes KRANTZ and wife Christina MELSBACH ************* Issue of wife Catharine FELTON: Margreta LINDERMAN bpt. 4 Aug 1782 sponsors: Henrick SENSEPAUGH and Margaretha FELTON Jenne LINDERMAN bpt. 16 May 1784 ************* BENSEL, Peter and Elisabeth LINDERMAN Jacob BENSEL bpt. 9 Mar 1788 Mary BENSEL 1 Feb 1790 Elisabeth BENSEL 14 Jul 1792 Abigail BENSEL 8 Oct 1794 ************* YOUNG, Christian and Sarah LINDERMAN Elisabeth YOUNG 27 Mar 1793 F:35-37 Orange Co.,N.Y. LINDERMAN, Jacob of Montgomery dated: 4 August 1815 - proved: 15 April 1816 wife: Eloner (whole use of and right of house I now live in, 2nd wife?) sons: Absalom 23 Jun 1782 - 27 Apr 1848 m. Sarah ___ 4 Feb 1791 - 17 Dec 1872 Hopewell Cemetery; John; Daniel (? is it his wife Martha buried in Tompkins County.?); Jacob & Henry daus: Catharine; Susan; Margaret; Elizabeth wit: John JORDAN, Robert WHYTE and John T. LINDERMAN ex: wife Eloner and sons Absalom and Henry LINDERMAN M:217:289 Tompkins County, New York LINDERMAN, Henry H. of Groton dated: 27 May 1872 codicil: 10 June 1872 proved: 1 January 1874 wife: none mentioned sons: Hiram, Jacob, David and Ira daus: Margaret Ann BEARDSLEY (dec'd) gr.daus: Esther Ann BEARDSLEY and Frances HATCH wit: W. W. HARE and Lorenzo PENNOYER both of Groton ex: Munro and Jacob LINDERMAN no bk or pg noted: Philadelphia County, Pa. LINDERMAN, John of Hanover Twp. yeoman dated: 19 January 1760 - proved: 4 March 1769 wife: Sarah (adm.and ex.)( Is she Sarah CAULSON m. Christ Ch. 10 Jan 1760?) sons: none mentioned daus: Mary and Rachel mentions: mother provided for (no name given) and unborn child wit: Jacob BEGHTEE, Adam BRANT and Thomas MAY ex: Jeremiah JORDAN and Jacob SCHONE (renounced their executorship) Pub. of Pa. Gen. Mag 5:102 bk or page not noted Steuben County, New York ATKINS, William of Greenwood (died age 70+) dated: 16 February 1848 - proved: 25 June 1848 wife: Rosina (CONKLE/KUNKLE) sons: Saxton B. and Parvis W., 125 acres in Greenwood daus: 1 stepdaughter, Mariet (BORAM) KETCHUM; Melissa ATKINS; Loderma G. RODGERS; Letetia B. ATKINS; and Maroa M. WALLACE (ed.note: William thought Maroa's husband Darius was named Wallace since his mother Elsey d/o Henry and Rosanna YOUNG, had Darius out of wedlock by a man named OSMUN. Elsey, b. ca 1800/1 married her brother-in-law John WALLACE, who had been married to Elsey's dec'd sister Esther. In the 1865 census, Elsey was born in Ulysses, Tompkins County, said married once, had 14 children. Darius, in the 1850 census listed as WALLACE, but used the name OSMIN when he married Maroa ATKINS 4 April 1847, by JP William BESS in West Union, Steuben County, New York. mentioned: Charles R., Samuel, William, Christopher, Bradford, Denmark and Jesse T. ATKINS ($1.00) wit: not noted ex: Isaiah MALLORY and Willit B. SMITH both of Steuben County, New York.(ed.note: Many of Henry and Rosanna's children and grandchildren married into the John OSMUN family) 457:8:652:6:317 Cattaragus County, New York OSMUN, Lavinus of Hindale (son of Aaron and Catharine (Karns) Osmun dated: 29 January 1883 - proved: 12 June 1883 wife: Minerva Jane (age 51yrs) nee MILLER born in Tompkins County,N.Y. sons: George (30yrs), Ivan (8yrs) and Renselear (27yrs) to get 124� acres @ Dana (24yrs) and Myron (19 yrs) to get the Martin Farm. daus: single to get $75 @, Effie (12yrs), Minnie (10 yrs), Mina (21 yrs), Emma (18 yrs) and Adda (14 yrs) married daus: Helen PETTIT (28yrs) and Ida Osmun GERMAN 23 yrs. wit: not noted ex: Robert S. ARMSTRONG of Cuba, Alleghany County, Stephen MAXSON, appointed John HEDDING (HEDDON?) and August H. PHELPS 610 Cattaragus County, New York OSMUN, Alonzo of Freedom dated: 18 March 1890 - proved: 22 July 1897 wife: Elizabeth sons: Charles L. 38 of Buffalo, Erie County, New York daus: Nancy Maria w/o George MONROE (48yrs of Sheverport,)and her dau. Elizabeth 21yrs., and Cora E. WILLIAMS 43yrs wit: J. D. CALBORN and S.B. CALKINS both of Arcada, New York ex: wife Elizabeth and son Charles L. (ed. note: Alonzo died in Milk Wagon accident. The Monroes lived in Monroe County and Williams lived in Farmerville, New York) F:280 Orange County, New York SHAW, John of Walkill dated: 23 May 1818 - proved: 16 April 1819 wife: Susanna sons: Robert Oliver (youngest), William (3rd son), Alexander and Wilson both minors daus: Sarah WILSON, Reyea and Maria SHAW wit: William W., and Gabriel CONKLING and Samuel M. SHAW ex: wife Susanna SHAW, Daniel WILSON, brother-in-law and Benjamin WILSON intestate 1:449 GREEN, Samuel of Holly, Oakland Co. Mi. died 10 May 1842 (s/o Morris) proved: 6 March 1843 wife: Elizabeth (d/o John and Polly (LINDERMAN) OSMUN) sons: Morris, Abram, Oliver, Jackson, Reuben, John and Jacob GREEN daus: Rebecca LINDERMAN, Sarah HUNT, Mary LOT(T), Catharine and Ruth Jane GREEN adm: widow Elizabeth, sons Jacob and Morris GREEN see John OSMUN 3863 Oakland Co. Mi. will? OSMUN, Israel of Pontiac died 4 February 1878 wife: Susan (nah nee FENNER wd/o Philip BUZZARD m. 19 Oct 1869 St.Clair,Mi.) to get bible sons: John of Groveland, William of Independence Twp., Oliver H. P. and Abijah of Waterford, and Israel Jr. of Pontiac. daus: Catharine CHURCH, of Pontiac, Adaline DEWITT of Holly, and Elizabeth GREEN of Waterford. adm: Isaac and Abijah OSMUN see John Osmun OSMUN, Susannah 9 October 1878 proved: 14 October 1878 Heirs: George W., Charles, John and Henry BUZZARD (dec'd) John F. CHURCH cared for her total cost: $717.20 intestate: 1919 Oakland Co. Mi BUZZARD, Eli of ? died 1 January 1862 (Civil War s/o Jos. & Mary (OSMUN) left wife Effa and 1 child. adm: Joseph BUZZARD (mentions Israel BUZZARD) all of Independence Twp. liber G:672 Queens Co. New York GENUNG, Margaret of Flushing, Queens County, New York widow dated 21 February 1721 - proved: 4 March 1727 hus: none mentioned sons: John and Jeremiah daus: Hannah DEFREES and Charity FIERO, real and personal property wit: Gabriel LUFF, Joel BURROUGHS and J. SMITH ex: Stephen RIDER and James CLEMENTS intestates Tompkins County, New York GENUNG, Elizabeth of Ithaca died 6 June 1872 probate 3 April 1872 dau: Louisa H. KENNEDY GENUNG, Nancy F. of Dryden died 3 July 1863 probate 20 January 1866 hus: Benjamin Children: Clair 10yrs. and Homer 8 yrs. M:52:1160 Dutchess County, New York MONTROSS, John of Rumbout Precinct yeoman dated 12 December 1768 - proved: 3 September 1770 wife: Margaret sons: none mentioned daus: of Mary LANDON, widow: Margaret w/o George BLOOM, Rachel w/o Joseph THIRSTAN and Leah w/o Mathias HORTON gr. daus: Molly w/o Dirck HOOGLAND d/o dec'd son Peter wit: and ex not noted: G:27:6928 Dutchess County, New York GERMOND, Isaac of Crom Elbow Precinct, yeoman dated: 13 June 1760 - proved: 20 May 1763 wife: none mentioned sons: Isaac, Peter, John and James daus: Mary FITKIN and Sally HEWSTEAD and her children: Susannah SMITH and Germond HEWSTEAD real and personal property wit: Hobart HARBOUGH, Richard POST and Clear EVERITT ex: not noted Rec. of no Supra pg 342 GREGORY, Daniel of Carmel, Putnam County, New York dated: 3 of November 1817 - proved: 10 December 1817 wife: Elizabeth sons: Ezra, James, Samuel, Lewis, Horace, Elnathan and Alva daus: Hannah w/o John CRAIN, Jr., Mary w/o Michael STOUT real and personal property wit: Joel Frost, Jacob and Joseph GANOUNG ex: not noted BK NC Folio #20:558 Philadelphia County,Pennsylvania OSMON, John (Captain of Ships served in Revolutionary War as mariner) dated: 26 January 1818 - proved: 14 February 1818 wife: Elizabeth sons: William B.,Thomas and Charles daus: Maria (named lst), Esther, Eliza and Anna wit: Benjamin PRENTICE, Jessey CASTOR and William HURST ex: not noted: (ed.note: buried German Pres. Ch. Cemetery b. 1732) A:28 Milford Twp. Legrange Co., Indiana OZMUN, Oliver (30 October 1797 - 1 August 1851) buried Tamarack Cemetery Johnson Twp. Legrange Co., dated: August 1837 - proved: 26 December 1851 wife: Rebecca (d/o Samuel and Elizabeth [HOLMES] GIBBS) b. 27 April 1796 probably in that part of New York that later became Lansing, Tompkins County, N.Y. died Story County, Iowa 17 August 1863 age 67yrs 3mo 20da buried Peoria Cemetery sons: Nelson E. OZMUN 1815/6 - 25 Oct 1891 m. Eliza Potter - 20 Oct 1891 William H. OZMUN 28 Feb 1822 - 16 Apr 1885 m. Ann d/o John HALL of Kentucky - 30 Jul 1910 He is buried Evergreen Cemetery Collins, Story County, Iowa. Ann born ca 1826 died in Oklahoma City buried Fairlawn Cemetery. Samuel Gibbs OZMUN 10 Aug 1828 - 15 Jul 1906 m. 17 Dec 1857 Jemima Jane d/o Jesse DRAPER Oliver OZMUN, Jr. 10 Apr 1832 - 23 Aug 1897 m. 8 Jan 1859 Story County, Iowa Penelope d/o Rev. James HUTSON daus: Sally Ann m. Abram HICKOK/HEACKOCK; Catharine m. Indiana 1 October 1843 William D. HILL wit: Francis Henry and James M. COCKRAN, James M. COCKRAN and H.R. BURHAM appraisers estate value $384.75. Walnut coffin $8.00. Oliver bought S� of S� of SE � for $200 and S� of SW� of SE� sec 25 twp.36 range 10E from George and Mariah Conklin 17 October 1848. He also owned S� of SW� of SE� sec. 20 Milford Twp. sec 20 in 1851. Nelson and Eliza sold SE� of sec 25 twp 36 range 10 containing 32 acres 4 April 1847 for $200. Nelson, William H., Samuel G., were born in Cayuga Co. later became Lansing, Tompkins Co. New York. Oliver and Rebecca moved to Portage County, Ohio before 1830 now Summit County. 1820 shows them in Lansing, Tompkins County with 2 sons under 10 and no daus. 1825 3 sons and l dau.. Records of Barbara (Floren) OZMUN wd/o John OZMUN of Grangeville, Idaho John OZMUN, a direct descendant Story County, Iowa intestate OZMUN, William died 16 April 1885 Collins Twp. Story Co., Iowa (s/o Oliver & Rebecca (GIBBS) OZMUN sons: William 38yrs of Jasper County, John W., 36yrs, Lorenzo D. 33yrs and Thomas 24yrs. daus: Addie 20yrs and Ella May 16yrs. also mentions: Oliver and wife Penelope (HUTSON), Samuel and dau. Sarah R., (ed.note: Sarah R. OZMUN married W. WESTCOTT 1883) guardian: M.J. THOMPSON adm: Thomas W. OZMUN appraisers: Wyatt CARR, Albert JOHN and John CARPENTER 1:2365 intestate ROBBINS, John of Oakland County, Michigan died 10 December 1863 wife: none mentioned (ed.note: Elenor VLIET was his wife d. 18 March 1848 sons: William V. and Daniel V. daus: Merlinda ERLES (probably w/o Ephraim) Hannah PHELPS (probably w/o Luther H.) and Nancy S. adm. Daniel V. ROBBINS (ed. note: family lived in Drayton Plains and Waterford townships). 1:589 intestate (s/o Abraham)Oakland Co.Michigan COVERT, Peter died intestate 20 July 1846 Waterford Twp. filed: 1 March 1847 (ed.note: wife Elizabeth LAVALL) heirs: Elizabeth property in Waterford Twp. adm. to Isaac I. VOORHIES (John STEEPLES/ STAPLES father or brother of Fanny (STAPLES)OSMUN w/o Israel OSMUN living next door to Israel and Fanny in 1845 census and may have been related thru the LOVELL/LAVALL family! 1:17 Oakland County, Michigan HERRINGTON, James of Aurelius dated: 20 April 1822 - proved: 7 January 1826 wife: Martha gr. ch: Dorothy LYON, Melesse, Seviah, James, Jerome GOTTE and Elias GOTTE,Jr. wit: Daniel CALKINS, Orlin GRIFFIN and Luther G. CALKINS ex: William THOMPSON lst adm. Amos GOULD of New York family lived in Oakland Township, Oakland County, Michigan. Widow to have $25.00 worth of articles. intestate 326 Oakland County, Michigan DURKEE, Wilks W., Anna Eliza guardianship 22 February 1845 Stephen F. DURKEE Heirs of Wilks DURKEE. Ann Eliza w/o Charles B. HUNT on 18 August 1883. intestate 471 Oakland County, Michigan DURKEE, Wilks died intestate 22 December 1844 widow: Joanne DURKEE heirs: William P. DURKEE, Almeron DURKEE, Aurelia COONLEY, Joshua M. COONLEY, John F. DURKEE, Mary DOWNS, Caroline VANEVERY, James VANEVERY, Stephen F. DURKEE, Wilks W. DURKEE, Anna Eliza DURKEE, Rial DURKEE. Wilkes DURKEE, Sr. Adm: William P., and John F. DURKEE owned 359 acres of land in Bloomfield Twp. Oakland County and 160 acres in Mundy Twp. Genesee County, Michigan Stephen F. DURKEE, guardian of Wilks W. and Anna Eliza DURKEE (ed.note: came from Cayuga County, NY to Bloomfield Twp. Oakland Co., Michigan 20 August 1823) 827 will Oakland County, Mi. came from Cayuga 11 Oct 1822 to Troy GOODRICH, Elizur died 23 April 1850 dated: 19 April 1841 - proved: 11 May 1850 wife: Lucy GOODRICH (Mrs. Lucy FISH) sons: Alanson, Zenas, Ira, Chester, William K., Philip S., FitzJames and David daus: Lydia E. wit: William MARTIN, W.W. MARTIN, and Wilder WINSLOW ex: Milton HYDE appointed but John VALENTINE took his place 818 will Oakland County, Michigan see Soldiers of 1812 SATTERLEE, Samuel of Bloomfield dated: 14 November 1849 - proved: 23 January 1850 wife: none mentioned sons: George H., William and Richard C. daus: Mary A. wit: Stephen V. R. TROWBRIDGE and Lucene FLOWER property in Bloomfield Twp. 946 intestate Oakland County, Michigan UNDERWOOD, Phineas died 11 January 1852 Commerce Twp. Oakland Co. Mi. filed: 29 January 1852 sons: Clinton, Charles, Jackson and John UNDERWOOD. daus: Cynthia s/o Sylvanus WILDER, Ann and Sarah guardian: Jackson UNDERWOOD for Sarah and John minors (came from Tompkins County, New York 21 June 1836) 767 guardianship Oakland County, Michigan WISNER, Edward B., filed: 22 May 1849 to father Moses (Edward B. 7 yrs old and heir to property in Cayuga Co. NY) (ed.note: Moses WISNER came from Cayuga Co. 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The Restaurant Partnerships Manager role is a unique opportunity to help grow one of Uber's newest services: UberEATS. The role may involve ownership of the entire relationship lifecycle with our restaurant partners — beginning with pitching, negotiations and onboarding, all the way through to analysis and optimization of delivery operations. The role demands a unique combination of sales prowess, rapport building skills, analytical horsepower and process architecting chops. This is an intense startup-within-a-much-larger-startup role, and this person will work with the EATS operations and marketing teams along with headquarters-based product, engineering, and process teams to drive a step-change evolution in the UberEATS business in 2017.
- Restaurant Sourcing: Leverage prospecting skills and relationships to get the city's best restaurants interested in UberEATS. Help us acquire buzzworthy partners, whose mere presence on the platform will accelerate our growth.
- Negotiations and Deal Making: Establish a strong working partnership grounded on sustainable economics for both parties.
- Process Scaling: Help craft and redesign processes to ensure UberEATS can move quickly and succeed at large scale. Whether it be prospecting, onboarding, or account management, the goal is to ensure that processes fuel, rather than bottleneck, growth.
- Restaurant Portfolio Design and Expansion Planning: Ensure we have the right restaurants in the right geographies to make certain every customer that opens the app can't help but order. Structure experiments and conduct analyses to grow basket size and usage, all while optimizing restaurant mix and expanding geographically.
- Feedback Collection: Create processes and account management tools to stay in close communication with restaurant partners, using feedback to inform process improvements on the ground.
- Marketing Campaign Design: Channel your creativity to craft compelling ways to leverage partnerships with our restaurants and other tastemaker brands to delight our customers, drive growth and add value for our partners.
- ROI and KPI Analysis: Run the numbers on each partnership and campaign to estimate impact. Analyze KPIs for pipeline quality and portfolio performance to assess health and identify risk areas.
- A lot of Hustling: Take ownership of UberEATS growth in France, do whatever it takes to get the job done, delight users and restaurant partners — we take customer and partner satisfaction seriously!
- 3+ years of sales, business development and leadership experience.
- Ability to take initiative in a constantly-changing work environment and adopt a generalist mindse.
- Data-driven decision making mentality and sound business judgment through strong analytical thinking.
- Experience creating and optimizing processes.
- A customer service orientation and experience developing strong partnerships.
- Startup (all-hands-on-deck) "I bust my ass because I love it" approach.
- Solid understanding of a variety of business models (we're still proving ours).
- Passion for the on-demand delivery space, and food delivery in particular.
- Employees are given Uber credits each month.
- Ground floor opportunity with the team; shape the strategic direction of the company.
- The rare opportunity to change the world such that everyone around you is using the product you built. We're not just another social web app, we're moving real people and products while reinventing transportation and logistics globally.
- Sharp, motivated co-workers in a fun office environment.
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) -- Brad Mills pitched six strong innings and the Los Angeles Angels beat the San Francisco Giants 5-3 on Tuesday. The game was delayed in the ninth inning when a fan was hit by a piece of a broken bat from the Angels' Mark Trumbo. Paramedics were called, and the fan, who was seated behind the Angels' third-base dugout, was taken for medical attention. She was able to walk out of Scottsdale Stadium, moments before Alexi Amarista's three-run double off Javier Lopez broke a 2-2 tie. Giants ace Tim Lincecum was solid but admitted to some frustration about trying to lock in the control of his fastball. He gave up two runs and five hits in five innings. Mills allowed two runs and four hits. The 27-year-old left-hander likely will start the season at Triple-A Salt Lake City.
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Adolph Heinrich Fiegenbaum
1855 — 1930
Biographical Information
FIEGENBAUM A. H. - Farmer, section 14, P. O. Ankeny. Was born March 7, 1855, and is a native of Lake county, Indiana. His father being a Methodist minister his residence in various places was necessarily of short duration. He received his education at the Iowa Wesleyan University, where he attended school for three years. Since 1875 he has been engaged in teaching in this county, having been a resident here since 1869. He is at present (1880) living on his father's farm, near Ankeny, and besides teaching the schools of that village, superintends the work on the farm. In 1879 he was elected justice of the peace for Crocker township, being perhaps the youngest official occupying that position in the county.
Source: The History of Polk County, Iowa, Containing a History of The County, Its Cities, Towns, &c., Biographical Sketches of Its Citizens, War Record of Its Volunteers In The Late Rebellion, General And Local Statistics, Portraits of Early Settlers And Prominent Men, History of The Northwest, History of Iowa, Map of Polk County, Constitution of Iowa, Miscellaneous Matters, &c., &c. (Des Moines, Iowa: Union Historical Company, 1880) page 989.
Minor Robberies Reported.
A gold bar breastpin has been stolen from the residence of Adolph H. Fiegenbaum, No. 408 East Capitol street.
Source: Washington Post, Monday, 14 January 1889; p. 8, column 2.
FIEGENBAUM - On Wednesday, June 18, 1930, at 9:50 a. m., at the residence of his daughter, 3810 Jenifer street northwest, ADOLPH H., beloved husband of Margaret Fiegenbaum.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Source: Washington Post, Thursday, 19 June 1930; p. 3, column 1.
Adolph Heinrich Fiegenbaum and his wife, Margaret (McKee) Fiegenbaum, were buried in the Van Ness Section, Lot 260 East, of Oak Hill Cemetery (3001 R Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.).
- 7 March 1855
- Adolph was born at Cedar Lake, Lake County, Indiana.
- 1855-1857
- His father was a pastor at Sherrill Mount (now called simply Sherrill), Dubuque County, Iowa.
- 6 September 1856
- A brother, Louis, was born. He died six days later and was buried at Sherrill, Iowa. 1
- 1857-1859
- His father was a pastor at the Freeport, Stephenson County, Illinois circuit.
- 11 October 1857
- A sister, Lydia Maria, was born at Freeport, Stephenson County, Illinois.
- 1859-1860
- His father was a pastor at Salem, Dakota County, Minnesota, a large circuit with five appointments. On 22 October 1859 a brother, Louis Theodore Stephan, was born at Salem, Minnesota.
- 1860-1862
- His father was pastor at First Congregation, St. Paul, Minnesota. On 9 November 1861, a brother, Theodore Johann, was born at St. Paul, Minnesota.
- 1862-1864
- His father was a pastor at Woodbury, Washington County, Minnesota, a circuit of six appointments, which probably included several congregations in Wisconsin. On 16 December 1864 a sister, Emma Maria, was born at Woodbury, Minnesota.
- 1864-1866
- His father was Presiding Elder of the Burlington, Iowa District, of Southwest German Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The family lived at Wapello, Louisa County, Iowa. On 7 January 1866 a brother, Benjamin Friedrich, was born at Wapello.
- 1866-1868
- His father was a pastor of the Wapello, Iowa circuit. On 10 January 1868 a brother, Heinrich F., was born at Wapello.
- 1869- about 1880
The biographical sketch, above, reports that Adolph moved to Polk County, Iowa in 1869. It would appear that he lived in the county until at least 1880, except for the three years while attending Iowa Wesleyan University at Mount Pleasant, Henry County, Iowa.
According to the 1880 U.S. census, Adolph, age 25, was the head of a household in Crocker Township, Polk County, Iowa. Living in the household with him was Lydia, a sister (age 21), and Benjamin, a brother (age 14); also, P. Howrick (age 41) and Christina Howrick (age 31), both born in Denmark, and their daughter (age 3), Kate, born in Iowa.
- 11 July 1880
- Adolph married Margaret McKee in Story County, Iowa.
- 17 June 1883
- A daughter, Grace Gertrude Fiegenbaum, was born in Washington, D.C. to Adolph and Maggie.
- 1889-1930
- Adolph lived in Washington, D.C., where he was an employee in the War Department.
- An article in the Washington Post on 14 January 1889 mentioned that "A gold bar breastpin has been stolen from the residence of Adolph H. Fiegenbaum, No. 408 East Capitol street."
- According to the 1900 U.S. census, Adolph Fiegenbaum (age 45), Maggie Fiegenbaum (age 38) and Grace G. Fiegenbaum (age 16) lived at 30 7th Street.
- A city directory published in 1906 gave separate entries for Adolph H. Fiegenbaum, a clerk, and Grace G. Fiegenbaum, a teacher. Both resided at 30 7th Street, NE.
- 19 November 1913
- George Wood Merwin Vinal (son of Washington Irving Vinal and Emily Merwin Wood) and Grace Gertrude Fiegenbaum were married at St. Mark's Episcopal Church, at Washington, D.C.
- 26 April 1914
- According to a record in the parish registers of St. Mark's Episcopal Church (3rd Street, SE & A Street, SE; Washington, D.C.), Adolph H. Fiegenbaum was "confirmed by bishop in St. Mark's."
- 1 May 1916
- The Washington Post, reporting on new officers of Episcopal churches in the District, noted that Adolph had been elected a vestryman at St. Mark's Episcopal Church (3rd & A Streets, SE).
- 18 June 1930
- Adolph died at 9:50 a.m. at 3810 Jenifer Street, NW, the home of his married daughter. He was buried on 20 June 1930 in the Van Ness Section, Lot 260 East, of Oak Hill Cemetery (3001 R Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.).
- 21 July 1948
- Margaret (McKee) Fiegenbaum died. She was buried on 23 July 1848 beside her husband in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Notes to Chronology
See "Sherrill Methodist Cemetery." This is a transcription of gravestones in this cemetery by Vicki Schlarman and Tom Schlarman, 7 October 2001. Web site accessed 20 March 2005. Their work lists a Louis Fiegenbaum; son of Rev. F. and L. Fiegenbaum; died 12 September 1856, age 6 days. He was buried in the Sherrill, Dubuque County, Iowa Methodist Church cemetery - section A, row 5, stone 7.


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I visited the happy island of Ibiza during the holidays last week. I fall in love more and more with Ibiza every time I visit.
We stayed at the just opened hotel; One Ibiza Suites, which is absolutely stunning! The hotel has the perfect location with direct access to a beach in Figueretes and within walking distance of ibiza town. I was wearing my TRIANGL bikini at the roof of the hotel, where you can enjoy the beautiful view.
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Formentera is the beautiful little sister of Ibiza where you can easily go to by ferry. There are a lot of beautiful bays with crystal clear wather, we used a scooter to visit the most of them in one day. I read my Vogue The Book when we made a little stop at one of the bays.
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Ruth Copland interviews Veronica Roth, internationally best-selling sci-fi/ fantasy author of the hugely popular Divergent series of novels and blockbuster movies. Listen to the interview here It's A Question of Balance - Veronica Roth (broadcast on Jan 14th). The Divergent trilogy has been adapted into a blockbuster series of films starring Shailene Woodley and Theo James. The first Divergent film grossed $270 million in global box office and Veronica is one of the top-selling authors in the world. Veronica is making her only Bay Area appearance at Santa Cruz High on January 23rd courtesy of Bookshop Santa Cruz to launch her new highly-anticipated book Carve The Mark. Sure to sell out, advance ticket purchase is a must (info at bookshopsantacruz.com).
Veronica writes young adult (YA) fiction and believes that reading fosters empathy and curiosity, qualities that are especially important for young people to develop. Research shows, however, that 55% of YA fiction is bought by readers over the age of 18 - so she has plenty of adult fans too all over the world! Join me and Veronica to find out why her work is so popular. For more info on the show and to listen to podcasts of previous shows visit www.itsaquestionofbalance.com


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Lincoln is an historic unincorporated village in the Loudoun Valley of Loudoun County, Virginia, located approximately 1.5 miles (2.4 km) south of Purcellville. It was established as the community of Goose Creek during the 1750s by Quaker settlers and renamed Lincoln after the president shortly after his election. Lincoln is home to many stately homes, the Goose Creek Friends Meeting House and Goose Creek Historic District, the Glebe of Shelburne Parish, and an historic Quaker cemetery. The motto of Lincoln Elementary School is, "Lincoln Leopards Love to Learn!" The school's soccer field is commonly referred to as, "Death Valley."
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Your cowgirl will love the design and style of these Aztec Pattern Square Toe Western Boots from Corral Boots. They feature a stunning embroidered Aztec-inspired design throughout with a classic square toe and stacked heel. She'll love the comfortable cushioned insoles, leather lining and the authentic leather outsole.
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Mourning wail
sun tries to break through fog
seagull echo
Old memories
city sounds fog can't disguise
gold in her eyes
Hard to pass up this prompt for the Carpe Diem Haiku Family is Empty Beach.
The goal of the challenge at Carpe Diem is to take the Tanka (written by Takuboku) as an inspiration for a Tanka:
Early dawn awakens
calling us to her
waves recede their motion
revealing white treasure
unveiled each saucy look
Wide eyed as a child
taking in the picture
things so tame yet wild
birds with stilt-like skinny legs
scurry dodge the flow
She knows us and she smiles
little ones on the go
lovers in their own world
the place where it all starts
hoping never for an end
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wonderous moments in the fog
fingers always clasped
bare foot momentary prints
they never seem to last
driftwood sadly bare
relics of those broken hearts
dreams , never shared
we take a walk along our beach
and reach toward the sand
she quickly reaches back at us
with her foam covered hand
I grew up and lived at or close to the beach. The world there is free, clean and wild. It always beckons some of us back for more.
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What is there that I cannot see
peering from beneath a blanket of misty gray?
I feel a forboding in my spirit
I am not alone
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But the video also has drawn the concern of police and China's highest web regulator, A Uniqlo store announcement can be heard clearly in the background welcoming Couple filmed viral sex video in Uniqlo fitting room.
Five held by police for sex tapes shot at Uniqlo's Beijing outlet The video has gone viral on social media since it was uploaded last week. The police have started to probe the person who uploaded the video online. 'Clothing store ' sex video probed by Beijing police · Sex video is new twist in GSK.
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Josh Ryks-Robinsky
Josh Ryks-Robinsky is a color-obsessed knitter and designer from Minnesota. As a self-taught knitter, Josh has been altering patterns since the moment a pair of sticks and string were put in his hands.
Always one for a challenge, after learning the basic knit, purl, increases, and decreases, Josh decided to jump right on in with a circular lace shawl as his second project. Needless to say, he conquered the knitting demons of worsted weight lace on size 8 needles and moved on to play with color and texture and drape!
Short rows, color, lines, endless garter stitch, and graphic PUNCH can be found in his designer tool belt at all times - and he'll always have at least one shawl in his project bag!
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Lighting Applications & Variations
This type of lighting is often used by commercial photographers and photojournalists. Selective lighting with color can add drama and can turn a drab, florescent-lighted environment into something special. Location lighters often use off-camera speedlights with gels to achieve much the same result.
Changing lighting colors, angles of attack, and the relative amounts of ambient or fill lighting can dramatically alter the image's mood. This example would have been better with the main light moved further behind the subject, yielding a more dramatic facial lighting without the spill onto the near ear or background.
Lighting Diagram 3.4
Example Portrait 4.6
The Lighting Setup
The lighting apparatus used for this portrait is shown in the in the diagram below. A standard flash head fitted with a medium grid provided the facial lighting. It was placed fairly high up and aimed down to provide a loop pattern. A standard head with a medium grid with two layers of deep purple gel was fired up into the flask. The flask was partially filled with frozen carbon dioxide (dry ice) and a small amount of warm water was added moments before exposure to create the vapor plume. Another standard head with a coarse grid and deep green gel created the green lighting separating the subject's back from the background. A bare-bulb strobe with a 180 degree background reflector was bounced off the white back wall to provide a broad fill source. The fill light provided two f-stops less light at the subject than the main (facial) light. The purple light was set to provide an incident reading at the flask equal to the main light and the green-gelled light was set to 2/3 f-stop less than the main light.


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Find information about Cal State Dominguez Hills football playoffs, and registering for discussion sections and departmental seminars. Not all recruiting is done like NCAA Division I teams. Coaches are going to be more drawn to players who display genuine interest in their program throughout the recruitment process. Finally, check with your major department for assistance with prerequisites, tuition payment deadlines, and Cal State Dominguez Hills Football information. Please use the form above to request admissions info for Cal State Dominguez Hills.
You don't have to quarterback the university football team to a state championship to earn an athletic scholarship. Most major sports that field a team in intercollegiate competition have sports scholarships available. From women's gymnastics to men's track and field, coaches are seeking players to build a team around. Further, that leadership role often is accompanied by a full-scholarship.
The best time to begin searching for scholarships is before your senior year, in order to meet deadlines. Schools confirm that it is important to file financial aid forms such as the CSS Profile early in the school year. There are many sports scholarships that focus on less tangible qualities, such as the ability to lead a team, motivate others, and learn new skills rapidly. Take stock of your athletic abilities as you mature through high school. Alabama Southern Community College sports teams may indicate that it's an option to delay college entrance by a year. An extra year in high school or prep school can allow players to mature mentally, bring grades and SAT test scores up, put on weight and gain strength. Beyond consideration for Cal State Dominguez Hills football playoffs, you may think about Paul D Camp Community College training program online for complementary electives to your primary course of study.
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Which should kids play, Cool Math or Bad Ice Cream Game
Which should kids play, Cool Math Games or Bad Ice Cream Games?
Bad Ice Cream series based on action and cool math games are educational. If we talk about these 2 series there are many things which make them unique. Yes! Action games and learning games both are different things. So let's talk about the both game series separately. frivforschools.com
Bad Ice Cream Game Series.
Bad Ice-Cream games are based on the action with fun. Kids love Ice Cream and they like different flavours of it. Many Kids like Vanilla, Kulfa and few like strawberry flavour. So designers made this game on the nature of kids. These games are multiplayer so players have freedom to play it alone or with friends. In the start, Kids can choose the flavor of Ice Cream who is the hero. Eat different types of treats in different obstacles to get the score. You can also make Ice Walls between you and the bad monsters who will try to catch you. While playing this game you will become familiar with different buttons of the keyboard. You can visit this to play.
Cool Maths Games for Learning Math
Cool math games are based on math which is helpful to learn math. Kids solve brain-booster and brain-teasing puzzles and by solving these puzzles they learn math. Not only math there is Logic and strategy in these games too. Many games seemed very simple but its very tough to win those games. Similarly few games look very difficult but when you play them, after a short time you master them and they become very easy. Yes, you can use Cool Math games as fun because there are many other games are also in this series besides math. If you want to play these games see here.
The conclusion is that play cool math series games or play bad ice cream series games, use them for learning purposes only. You should also take care that play online games only in the free time when you are free of your studies.


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Chefs craft Italian and Chicago-inspired eats such as chicken parmigiana ($12.95–$17.95), veal osso bucco ($24.95), and custom pizzas with a choice of more than 15 toppings ($9.95+). Chicago-style baby back ribs ($16.95+) round out the menu.

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Nonna's Chicago Bistro, named Best Italian in 2011 on Denver's 7 A-List, lures hungry passersby with a menu of Windy City–style Italian fare, more than 20 wines by the glass, and complimentary ciabatta bread with saucy marinara. The original owners, a family of Chicago natives, dedicated Nonna's to their grandmother, whose passion for hearty, homestyle fare inspired their chefs to perfect such classics as chicken parmigiana, lasagna, and slow-cooked, Chicago-style ribs. Dinners pair with a glass of Italian Da Vinci chianti or a Don David Malbec, or assorted well drinks and domestic brews from the exposed-brick bar.
Nonna's Chicago Bistro's dining room provides guests with an elegant eating area, boasting walls painted with grapevine designs and windows that welcome breathtaking views. The quaint eatery also features live music performed by jazz trios, classical guitarists, and country crooners on weekend evenings.