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8. William Dutcher's certified application for membership in the General Society of Mayflower Descendants. General Number 2951, State (New York) Number 920.
9. Mary Dutcher Field’s Scrapbook, in possession of Nina Dutcher Elias, Information extracted by Peter H. Elias, 7/20/00, Obituary.
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Original is corrected from Willie Dietz to William Diez with corrections approved 23 June 1916 P#3783. Possibly to de-Germanize the name two years after the onset of WW I.
Original is corrected from Willie Dietz to William Diez with corrections approved 23 June 1916 P#3783. Possibly to de-Germanize the name two years after the onset of WW I.
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Information submitted by John Coddington extracted from a family Bible owned in 1936 by Mrs. Mollie (Walker) Fenn Of Iowa Station, Fort Bend County, Texas.
Information submitted by John Coddington extracted from a family Bible owned in 1936 by Mrs. Mollie (Walker) Fenn Of Iowa Station, Fort Bend County, Texas.
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Privately printed as a contribution to the permanent records of the First Reformed Church of Tarrytown, NY under the direction of William Graves Perry. Includes a fold out map and a foreward describing the restoration project in preparation for the celebration in 1947 of the Two Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the founding of the Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow. The reference numbers refer to map locations. Secondary references in parentheses refer to the number given in “The Old Dutch Burying Ground of Sleepy Hollow” published in 1926 by the History Research Society of the Tappan Zee. Additional biographical information exists in this work on many individuals. An asterisk indicates brownstone.
Privately printed as a contribution to the permanent records of the First Reformed Church of Tarrytown, NY under the direction of William Graves Perry. Includes a fold out map and a foreward describing the restoration project in preparation for the celebration in 1947 of the Two Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the founding of the Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow. The reference numbers refer to map locations. Secondary references in parentheses refer to the number given in “The Old Dutch Burying Ground of Sleepy Hollow” published in 1926 by the History Research Society of the Tappan Zee. Additional biographical information exists in this work on many individuals. An asterisk indicates brownstone.
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2842 Conrad Drive
Columbus, OH 43207
deby@netexp.net
2842 Conrad Drive
Columbus, OH 43207
deby@netexp.net
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Sinclair made copies of the inscriptions on this Cemetery on Highway 27 surrounding St. James (Episcopal) Church during visits in 1938, 1939 and 1946.
Sinclair made copies of the inscriptions on this Cemetery on Highway 27 surrounding St. James (Episcopal) Church during visits in 1938, 1939 and 1946.
31. Communication from Ray Harriot <RayH28@aol.com>
32. Mary Dutcher Field’s Scrapbook, in possession of Nina Dutcher Elias, Information extracted by Peter H. Elias, 7/20/00, Clipping of obituary in the Fredonia.
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Includes a map of th gravesites. Available through NEHGS circulating library with call number F/144/E4/W53(1892).
Includes a map of th gravesites. Available through NEHGS circulating library with call number F/144/E4/W53(1892).
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Based partially on the work of Freeman Worth Gardener and Willis Freeman.
Based partially on the work of Freeman Worth Gardener and Willis Freeman.
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Originally done in 1852 and reprinted in 1997; no sources listed.
Originally done in 1852 and reprinted in 1997; no sources listed.
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