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| Albert Flower, in later life
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| Alexander Murdoch border crossing 3 May 1925
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| Alexander Murdock-Eliz Underwood marriage cert
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| All Saints Church
Goulceby, Lincolnshire, England
This is the church that the Snowden's of Goulceby worshipped in. |
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| All Saints Church Cemetery
Goulceby, Lincolnshire, England
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| All Saints Church in Goulceby, Lincolnshire, England
Octagonal Medival Baptismal Font
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| All Saints Church, Goulceby, Lincolnshire, England
This was the church that Thomas and Eliza participated in during their days at Goulceby. Thomas was born in Goulceby, and was baptized within this church. Other Snowdens were christened, married and buried here. |
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 | Almira Knight headstone
North Kirtland Cemetery, Kirtland, Lake County, Ohio
Obtained from Belnap Family Organization website |
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 | Alverstoke Parish Record
Marriage of Robert Emerson and Ann Found
Solemnized on the ninth day of January of 1911.
Both Robert and Ann signed the document with their "X" |
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| Alverstoke, Hampshire, England Parish Records
Marriage of Robert Emerson and Ann Found
9 January 1811
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| Amasa Belknap photo
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| Ancestry.com index of information for the ship Westphalia
This is the ship that Anton Spier sailed to the United States on. |
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| Ancestry.com index record showing Anne MacDougall Kane in the Scotland Census
Locating the Barnard Kane family has been confusing at times, and establishing the lineage of Anne MacDougall has been even more difficult. With this index record the surname spelling, location and date of birth, and family residence location for Ann has been determined-allowing further research to continue |
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| Ancestry.com listing of the military record of Henry Riley
The record is somewhat ambiguous, as Henry actually died and was not 'mustered out" on the 8th of January 1862. He actually died of dysentery on 20 December 1862 in Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee.
Military records show Henry's name as Reiley, O'Riley, and Riley. Verification of his death comes from guardianship records for his two children, and the subsequent death of his wife Margaret Stiltz. |
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| Andreas Huber Grave:
Tabernacle Protestant Methodist Church Cemetery--
Randolph County, North Carolina
Status: Located; While named Andreas Huber, his name was Anglicized to Andrew Hoover--which is the inscription on his tombstone |
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| Andrew Jackson Knott1852
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| Andrew Murdock Baptismal Index Record
Status: Located; This is the PROBABLE baptismal index of Andrew Murdock. Further genealogical proof is required to authenticate this document. Parents, if this is the correct document, are George Murdock and Isabella Johnston. |
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| Andrew Smith Gibbons--Mormon Pioneer
Status: Located; Andrew was the Sheriff of Washington County, Utah
1863 and 1864
Source: Washington County Sheriff Department website |
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| Andrew Snowden, ca. 1925
"Little Andrew"
Status: Located; Photo location has not been determined, but likely was in Motherwell, Scotland. |
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| Andrew son of Thomas Laydor baptized September 2nd
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| Andrew Vinson Gibbons
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| Andrew_Smith_Gibbons.jpg
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| Andy and Ron "pounding a door" in the Stroh's Brewery "kettles"
During the 1970's Andy and Ron were masonry contractors in Michigan. Andy's brother George acquired the P.H. Piper Company--a firm that had done the construction work for the Stroh's Brewery Company since the early 1930's. Andy and Ron would work at the Brewery during the winter, relining their brewing kettles with firebrick. |
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| Andy and Velma, photo taken in 1995
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| Andy Snowden carrying ladder
In about 1953 Andy built a cottage on Vineyard Lake, near Brooklyn, Michigan. Next door, seen to the left of Andy, his father Emerson built a cabin too. Emerson later built yet another cabin with a great view of the lake. |
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| Andy Snowden in his "dress blues"
About 1943--age about 24
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| Andy Snowden, about 1945
Andy worked for his father, but the fathers "old country" ways caused a problem between them and Andy quit and started his own business. Behind Andy is his first "company" truck. He did well, and prospered. Ron remembers a party in 1953 when his parents "burned the mortgage on their home." |
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| Andy Snowden, posed with M-1 Garand rifle, Brookley Field, Alabama
After his basic training at Brookley Field, Andy was sent to California and lived in one of the horse stalls at Santa Anita Racetrack. One weekend--during a problematic period when the local "Zootsuiters" were causing trouble in Los Angeles--the base commander canceled all military leave, then ordered the MP's not to arrest anyone violating this command. Many soldiers left, beating up the Mexican Zootsuiters, and stripping them of their baggy pants. Andy recounted this story many times to his son Ronnie, and of his involvement. |
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| Andy Snowden, United States Army Air Corps
Brookley Field, Alabama
Andy served in the Army Air Corps, and was trained to install the highly secretive Norden Bomb Sight on B-17 and B=21 Bombers. He received a medical discharge, ending his service to his "new" country. |
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| Andy Snowden--1940
Andy was a nationally ranked welterweight boxer, and was well known for his fights both in and out of the ring. |
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| Andy Snowden--about 1940
Status: Located; Andy was a nationally-ranked welterweight that was featured in Ring Magazine for knocking out his opponent but losing the fight by the opponent being saved by the bell and outpointing Andy. " |
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| Andy Snowden--boxing.JPG
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| Andy, and a long forgotten famous boxer posing for a photograph preceding an on-base exhibition fight that evening.
Andy and this famous boxer put on an exhibition fight at Brookley Field, near Biloxi, Alabama. This photo was taken in the winter of 1942-1943. Andy was an excellent boxer, and enjoyed the sport very much. Photos of his fighting exploits are provided in more depth than usual to honour his accomplishments. |
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| Andy, Velma and Ronnie Snowden
Status: Located; Photo was taken ca. 1951 in front of the Riley family home, located at 15730 Ward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan. |
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| anita photos of Jeffrey
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| Anita, Jeffrey and Collette Snowden
Children of Colin and Ida Snowden
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| Ann daughter of Thomas Laydor with wife Elizabeth baptised 1 Mar 1750
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