Thrale history
Notes
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| 201 | Charlotte was a woman of great charm and a fine sense of honor. She was alight of build and outlived all her brothers as well as her husband, Lorenzo. Charlotte affectionately known as "Gege" to a multitude of grand nieces and nephews and their parents, was a great help ia supplying infomation for this genealogy [the 1965 work by D Stephen Thrall and Grant Leslie Thrall], such as where people were born, married or died. In 1965 she still kept her own apartment in Rutland, Vemont. | THRALL, Charlotte C (I2179)
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| 202 | Charlotte, like her brothers, was well educated and after the death of her husband, she went to live with one of her daughters in Omaha Nebraska. She lived 16 years after her husbands death and died at the age of 78. | THRALL, Charlotte (I419)
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| 203 | Children: James & Charles & three others | Family: Jonathan PARSONS / Ann SAMS (F143)
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| 204 | Children: Jonathan and six other children | Family: William PARSONS / Eliza (F821)
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| 205 | Children: Jonathan and six others | Family: William PARSONS / Eliza (F266)
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| 206 | Children: Jonathan and two others | Family: Jonathan PARSONS / Sarah (F558)
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| 207 | Clara disappeared. She was declared dead in 1902, so the estate of her father could be settled, she was declared missing. Despite every effort to trace her, her fate has never been ascertained. Did she elope with a lover, was she murdered, did she emigrate? The truth may never be known. | THRALE, Clara (I267)
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| 208 | Company F, 4th N.Y. Art. Sgt. | THRALL, Sheldon (I1495)
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| 209 | Congregational Church | THRALL, Samuel (I219)
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| 210 | Congregational Church | THRALL, Samuel (I351)
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| 211 | Congregational Church | THRALL, Eliphas (I354)
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| 212 | Congregational Church, in Granville, Ohio, USA | ROSE, Deacon Timothy M (I648)
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| 213 | Considered to be a man of sound judgement and great integrity. | DOANE, Guy W (I498)
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| 214 | D Stephen Thrall's Thrall Genealogy says on page 44 ... "A Russell Thrall married Sarah Southwell in East Granby, Conn. 2 Aug. 1802." | THRALL, Marvin (I1366)
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| 215 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Darwin Lloyd PARSONS / Donna Corin REECE (F984)
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| 216 | Data in my Grandmothers' record for R29 Capt. Isaac Thralls' birthplace states "of Winsor & Harwinton Connecticut & Johnston New York. His death date has the notation "will probated". Isaac's date of death is approximately as his will was probated on that day. | THRALL, Isaac (I172)
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| 217 | Data shows two baptism dates for R30 the second being: 15 Jan 1938 Logan temple. Rhoda baptism date may be 15 Jan. 1938 at Logan. | PHELPS, Rhoda (I173)
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| 218 | Date of death must have been after the birth of her son John Strong born 16 June 1733 | THRALL, Abigail (I876)
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| 219 | Daughter of a Scottish mercant from Edinburgh. In 1955 the Clarkson family still lived in and around Rochester. | CLARKSON, Jessie (I1672)
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| 220 | David and his cousin Joel were among the first settlers of Torrington, but he later moved to the Hoyt Meadow property. | THRALL, David (I326)
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| 221 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: David Henry THRALE / Michelle Antoinette MCLAGGAN (F177)
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| 222 | Deacon in the Congregational Church | ROSE, Justus (I413)
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| 223 | Death date is approximate As my mother stated that she was 15 years old when her mother died. Moter was born in 1909. | BREMER, Emma Augusta (I12)
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| 224 | Death date may be 17 July 1731 or 7 July 1731. Died unmarried. His brother moses was executor of his estate, which was divided on-eigth to each brother, [Inventory L 171-1-9] | THRALL, Aaron (I303)
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| 225 | Death Notice: Bucks Herald, 15th April 1841: At Redbourn, William Burchmore, Esq., aged 78, many years resident at Flamstead Abbey [Flamsteadbury], Hertfordshire. | BURCHMORE, William (I496)
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| 226 | Deborah was the daughter of Thomas Gunn who came over from England with Timothy's father and the Dorchester Company in 1630. | GUNN, Deborah (I228)
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| 227 | Degree of D. D. | THRALL, Reverend Stephen Chipman (I466)
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| 228 | Descendant of John chipman who married Hope Howland, the daughter of Jogn Howland, Pilgrim. Her uncle was first Attorney General of Vermont, a petitioner for Statehood. She became senile in her last few years, she was never bed-ridden, and took pride in her appearance. | CHIPMAN, Laura (I465)
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| 229 | Descendant of Nathaniel Bowman, who settled in Lexington, Massachusetts (then Cambridge Farms) in 1630 and in 1640 built the famous "Mansion House" there | BOWMAN, Miriam Hunt (I1331)
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| 230 | Descendants to Cunningham Hill Farm | COX, Thomas Daniel (I45882)
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| 231 | Descended through Richard Clough and Anne Clough, the heiress, from the Cloughs of Bachygraig. It was from the Clough's that the Salusbury's inheireted the estate of Bachygraig. Anne Clough was married to Roger Salusbury of Llewenney in Denbighshire. | SALUSBURY, Thomas (I427)
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| 232 | Despite the pre-arrangement that Henry would be buried next to his wife who predeceased him, the Dean Street Synagogue Burial Society had mistakenly buried someone else in Henry's plot. After his death, and upon being told of the mistake, the family were very distressed because it was Henry's sincere wish to be reunited with his late wife. It was not clear for some time how or when this might be resolved, and this unexpectedly resulted in Henry's grave being without any headstone or marker for around 35 years. This was rectified in 2024 when his grandson David H Thrale installed a headstone on his grandfather's grave. | BLOCK, Henry (I371)
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| 233 | Did have one daughter "Agato". She did not marry, but had two children: Leon & another boy. Leon went to Connecticut USA in 1944 and left a seven storey mansion. He was a carpenter and seventh Adventist Leon's father's was married to another woman. | Family: Richard GRANT / Mina Rebecca DALEY (F953)
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| 234 | Did John Thrall marry his eldest brother's wife Elizabeth Toplis i95? | THRALL, John (I94)
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| 235 | Did not have any children. | WILSON, James Douglas de Vauvineux (I46036)
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| 236 | Died "an ancient man". | THRALE, Robert (I2179)
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| 237 | Died 'weak from great age'. | HALSEY, Sarah (I65)
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| 238 | Died 3 days before his 101st birthday. Died between 01:00 and 05:00 in his sleep. | DALEY, Ferdinand Emmanuel (I451)
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| 239 | Died about a month after the death of his father. | GALLIE, male (I2242)
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| 240 | Died aged 1 month | THRALL, Hugh (I1637)
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| 241 | Died aged 11 months | THRALL, Jennie Grace (I2866)
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| 242 | Died aged 11 years | THRALL, Barbary (I402)
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| 243 | Died aged 16 | ROSE, Philena (I707)
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| 244 | Died aged 17 years | ROSE, Matilda (I717)
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| 245 | Died aged 18 months | PARSONS, Frankie (I1711)
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| 246 | Died aged 20. | THRALL, Mary (I2273)
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| 247 | Died aged 26 | WILMOT, Julia C (I2529)
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| 248 | Died aged 2½ years, after tonsillectomy surgery, from bronchopneumonia following measles, with septic scarlet fever contributing. According to family accounts, he suffered from impetigo, and his fatal illness began after the tonsillectomy operation. According to oral family accounts, it may have been complicated by the accidental failure to remove all surgical items — though this cannot be definitively confirmed. Before antibiotics, post-surgical measles infection was a recognised risk, and the tonsillectomy site may have allowed scarlet fever (Group A Strep) to enter, leading to sepsis. In 1936 Park Hospital was a 632-bed specialist 'fever hospital'. It seems likely that he was transferred here from the hospital at which the tonsillectomy was undertaken. | BLOCK, Rodney Martin (I399)
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| 249 | Died aged 7 yrs 10 mths | COX, John Beasney (I1873)
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| 250 | Died aged 76 | ROOT, Sarah Idaline (I3030)
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