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Source for:   Elizabeth Bessiles,    -          Index

General Source:   S4
Page:   p. 81

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Source for:   John Snellgrove Blair,   DECEASED -          Index

General Source:   S4
Page:   p. 87

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Source for:   Sallie Mayer,   20 Oct 1878 -          Index

General Source:   S4
Page:   p. 87

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Source for:   James Leonard Meeks,   29 Mar 1874 - 27 Mar 1941         Index

General Source:   S274
Page:   p. 135 Ch. 18

Text:   World War 11 1941 Quote: "The Florence Times, the daily newspaper, was published by James L. Meeks, Sr., who died in march, and was followed by his son James L. Meeks, Jr. The editor was Louis A Ecke."

General Source:   S4
Page:   p. 87

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Source for:   Lois Erin Manning,   29 Sep -          Index

General Source:   S4
Page:   p. 87

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Source for:   Mary Ann ,   1790 - 7 Sep 1854         Index

General Source:   S4
Page:   p. 89

General Source:   S293
Page:   Typed index cards in the index box

Text:   Applegath, Mary Ann, Wife of Joseph/ 7 Sept. 1854/ Age 64 y.
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Source for:   George May,   CAL 1821 -          Index

General Source:   S290
Page:   p. 130

Text:   Household 978/976. Goerge May, age 39, male, Farmer, $4000, $4000, born Illinois. Ann May, age 37, Female, born Pennsylvania. Elizabeth, age 15, Female, born Illinois, attended school. Henry, age 14, male, born Illinois, attended school. William, age 14, Male, born Illinois, attended school. Jessie, age 11, Female, born Illinois, attended school. George, age 7, male, born Illinois, attended school. John, age 1, Male, born Illinois. Paul Hardy, age 8, male, born Illinois, attended school.
Date:   8 Sep 1860
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Source for:   Nora May Applegath,    - 27 Aug 1874         Index

General Source:   S833
Page:   Typed index cards in the index box

Text:   Applegath, Nora May, Daughter of F. & E. Applegath/ Died 27 Aug 1874/ Age 27
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Source for:   William Perkins,   25 Aug 1607 - 21 May 1682         Index

General Source:   S4
Page:   p. 90-91

Note:   Also see source for Perkins Geneology: "The Essex Antiquarian" Vol III Salem, Mass., April 1899, No. 4 pp. 54,55,56.
Text:   Ex autographo charissimi Patris. Manu. Edwardi ibidem nominati Febr 16, 1669-70. The above is a true copy of an ancient manuscrript carfully compaud and recorded by me Jacob Towne, jr., Townclerck. Topsfield, Dec. 23. 1833. Writings of William Perkis of Topsfield- The forgoing is a true copy of an ancient manuscript that appears to be in the handwriting of the REv. William Perkins, who died at Topsfield May, 21, 1682.

General Source:   S752

Text:   Quoting from G.A. Perkins,...[Rev.] William [Perkins] born Aug 25, 1607, who immigrated to N. England about 1630-1, and whose name appears in various places in our early history as Rev. William Perkins. He was first in Boston and afterward in Weymouth, Roxbury, Ipswich, Glouser, and last in Topfield, where he died May 21, 1682.

General Source:   S751
Page:   p. 162

Text:   Captian Willima Perkins, b. London, England Aug 25, 1607, son of William Perkins; matric. Emmanuel College, Cambridge 1624; came to New England 1631; to Ipswich, 1633; freeman of Ipswich, Sept 3, 1634; resided at Weymouth 1643-1648; selectman 1647; Rep. Gen. Ct., 1644; member Anc. and Hon. Art Co., settled Gloucester 1650-1655; school master, 1651; settled Topsfield, 1655-1681 as supply, there being as regularly aranged church there at that time; d. Topsfield May 21, 1682, age 75.