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| 151 | Owned lands in Chillia, Pataz, La Libertad, Peru. It took 3 to 4 days traveling by horse from the Trujillo in the coast to reach the lands. To cross the Mariñon River it was necessary to hoist everything, including the horses, using cables. In Peru, the father's surname shows first, then the mother's. | Cueva Valdivieso, Sergio (36957932)
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| 152 | Owner of Richmond Plantation, in Essequibo, near modern day Anna Regina, Guyana. Led the plantation owners in confrontations with slaves which resulted | Bean, Charles (52766792)
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| 153 | Passed away at age 19 in a one-car crash in Colorado, USA. He was a passenger in the car together with three other youths who were injured. The driver was jailed. | Barbinel, Joel David (46156182)
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| 154 | Passed away. | Dardel (7960640)
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| 155 | Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery | Nelson, Rev. Richard Henry (32622236)
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| 156 | Priest, but married and had 12 children and maybe another 10 out of wedlock. Took over the family's farms in the name of the church. Lived in a farm named Deliciana. | Goicochea Chavez, Antonio (9336704)
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| 157 | Registered on 20 Apr 1929, but according to his son Marcos Hayun, Nelson celebrated his birthday on 31 Mar. There was a time lag between birth and the registration. | Hayun, Nelson (41766611)
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| 158 | Respected dry goods merchant in Baltimore. | Barr, John Thompson (61515240)
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| 159 | Richard Henry Nelson was the second Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Albany in the The Death Notice "The Rt. Rev. Richard Henry Nelson, seventy-one, retired Bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Albany, died Saturday noon at his home, 146 Chestnut street, Albany, following an acute illness of three days. The Bishop and Mrs. Nelson had returned to that city from their winter home at Fort Myers, Fla. on Monday. The effects of a severe heart attack last spring had apparently been overcome. Developing a fever Wednesday, Bishop Nelson became steadily worse and hope was abandoned Friday night. Relinquishing his duties as diocesan two years and a half ago, Bishop Nelson was one of the best loved prelates in the American Church. His episcopate of a quarter of a century was marked by an intense reciprocal love between himself and his clergy. The energy expended by the Bishop in his endeavors to improve the welfare of the parish priests of his diocese, one of the largest in America, was the primary cause of his death. Although his title was that of coadjutor bishop for nine years, he actually performed the duties of the chief pastor of the diocese for twenty-four years. Bishop Nelson was born in New York city, November 10, 1859. He was educated in the schools of the city and at Trinity College, the University of Pennsylvania, the University of Leipsig, Yale University and the Berkeley Divinity School. His ministry began in 1883 when he was ordered deacon by Bishop John Williams. He was ordained a priest in 1884 by the same prelate and in January of the same year married Miss Harriet Schuyler Anderson of Stamford, Conn. Consecrated bishop in 1904 as coadjutor to the late Bishop William Croswell Doane, Bishop Nelson almost immediately had to assume charge of both the administrative work of the cathedral and its many institutions in Albany, as well as the pastoral care of the far flung missions lying chiefly in the Adirondacks ... Bishop Nelson is survived by his wife and two sons, Richard McD. Nelson of Boston and John J. Nelson of New Mexico. The funeral was held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at the Cathedral of All Saints in Albany. Following the services, the body was taken to Poughkeepsie for burial beside the grave of a daughter. Bishop G. Ashton Oldham officiated. A memorial service in honor of the deceased prelate was held at Christ Church in Cooperstown on Tuesday morning at which the rector, the Rev. Father Miles Yates officiated." ["The Otsego Farmer & Republican" (Cooperstown, NY), Fri., May 1, 1931, Page Two] | Nelson, Rev. Richard Henry (32622236)
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| 160 | Rode to Rothton, MN in a covered wagon. | Mooney, Michael "Mike" (39395011)
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| 161 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (31905736)
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| 162 | Samuel's father was from Spain. In Peru, the father's surname shows first, then the mother's. | Goicochea Chavez, Samuel (45712932)
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| 163 | Se ganó una beca de basketball para la universidad de Missouri | Bahler, Amya (87365456)
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| 164 | Sebastien Brochot has birth year as 1893 | Azoulai, Félix (11566822)
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| 165 | Second child of Lajzor and Chawa Fisz. Migrated to Brazil before World War II. | Fisz, Samuel (56408771)
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| 166 | Second child of Yehuda and Cypa Borenztain. When World War II broke, Harsh Chaim and his family were in Warsaw. Yehuda was able to pay somebody to transport Harsh Chaim and his family to the Ostrowiec guetto in 1941, so the family could be united in Yehuda's home. In 1942, when the first deportation of jews to Treblinka occured, his wife and child hid with the rest of the Borenztain family in a basement, while Harsh Chaim himself relied on his work papers to avoid imprisonment. Harsh Chaim's family was killed during the second round up of jews to Treblinka in Feb 1943. It is unclear form Golda Fisz's Shoah Foundation interview how Harsh Chaim was killed, but he did not make it to Auschwitz with his parents in 1944. | Borenztain, Harsh Chaim (57438704)
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| 167 | She became a famous seamstress and dressmaker in Luzern, and served clients all over the world. In the mid 1930s she planned to emigrate to Brazil with her husband, but ultimately chose not to. Together with her husband they purchased a home in Luzern around 1947, which is still in the family to this day. | Planzer, Katharina (39723748)
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| 168 | She was born Habiba Azoulai, which means beloved in Arabic and translates to French as Aimée. She was born in Helwan in the oustkirts of Cairo, a region known for its thermal baths with healing properties. Following the expulsion of the jews from Egypt in 1957, Aimée migrated from Cairo to Rio de Janeiro to live with her younger son Mayer. She passed away of a cardiac arrest the day the Apollo 11 mission launched towards man's first moon landing. | Azoulai, Aimée (50581034)
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| 169 | Simon Mizrahi was born in 1940 in Egypt and worked in the movies business. He is known for his work on Murder Syndrome (1981), Looking for Jesus (1982) and Caro papà (1979). He died in 1992. | Mizrahi, Simon (69073304)
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| 170 | Sixth child of Lajzor and Chawa Fisz. Survived the Holocaust and introduced fellow Auschwitz survivor Golda Borenztain to her brother Joseph. | Fisz, Fayga (8000155)
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| 171 | Skyler and fiancée Morgan | Bahler, Skyler (20123062)
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| 172 | Source: Findagrave.com; Burial: Woodstock Cemetery, Pipestone County, Minnesota, USA; Memorial ID: 68422137 | Mooney, Bernard (96777124)
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| 173 | St. John the Baptist Catholic Cemetery | Hermes, Lawrence "Larry" Michael Jr. (72792658)
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| 174 | Suffered of cancer | Ambar, Eugenie (34155212)
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| 175 | Taught French and Arabic in her youth. Married at the age of 18. Emigrated with her husband and the couple's first two children to Recife, Brazil. The Dayé family lived in Recife for 7 years, during which period Marcos worked in textiles and Fortunée gave birth to her next four children. Due to financial difficulties, the couple moved to São Paulo in 1931, eventually re-settling in Rio de Janeiro in 1938. Fortunée lived to meet eleven of her great grandchildren. | Harari, Fortunée E. (27263324)
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| 176 | The family had farms which were near the farms of Sergio Cueva. One of Carmen's nephews was a priest and donated most of the family lands to the church. The agrarian reform later claimed the remaining lands. In Peru, the father's surname shows first, then the mother's. | Córdova Montes de Oca, Carmen (14864510)
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| 177 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (22072233)
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| 178 | The family operates a horse training ranch in Luzern. https://pferdeausbildung.ch/wer-sind-wir. | Oehen, Josef (67448340)
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| 179 | There is a Gary S. Snarch who is a lawyer in Vancouver listed on the internet: http://www.tvsbarristers.com/Lawyer-Profiles/Gary-S-Snarch.shtml | Snarch, Gary (21232)
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| 180 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (79412920)
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| 181 | Third child of Lajzor and Chawa Fisz. Migrated to Brazil before World War II. | Fich, Moisés (21798766)
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| 182 | Third child of Yehuda and Cypa Borenztain. When Germany and Russia invaded Poland in 1939, brothers Efraim and Chaia Borenztain managed to escape the Germans by running to the Russian colntroled section of Poland. However, when war broke out between the Germans and the Russians, both Efraim and Chaia were gunned down by Germans in Kiev, Ukraine. | Borenztain, Chaia (98269606)
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| 183 | Third son of Señor Sergio. Became independent at a young age and worked at the American mining company In Peru, the father's surname shows first, then the mother's. | Cueva Garcia, Walter (31438533)
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| 184 | Twice governor of Berbice (1810-1812, 1813), a region along the Berbice River in Guyana, which was between 1627 and 1815 a colony of the Netherlands. In September 1803 the British occupied the territory again, this time for good. In the Anglo-Dutch Treaty of 1814, the colony was formally ceded to the U.K.. The British merged Berbice with Demerara and Essequibo in 1831, forming the new crown colony of British Guiana, now Guyana. | Gordon, Robert Governor of Berbice (14991872)
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| 185 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family 21123413
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| 186 | U.S. Veteran, fought in World War II and in Korea. Buried in Boise Idaho. Social security Death Records database says last known address was Garden City, ID 83714. He took off on his own - family believes he lived in Nevada for a while and comitted suicide. | Loram, John Andrew (81795994)
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| 187 | Vale de Madeiros, Nelas | Póvoas, Antonio (35210386)
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| 188 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (97640256)
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| 189 | Went with Marcos to Panama, Egypt and Brazil. Also travelled to Brazil with 2 kids. Had 6 more in Brazil. Moved to Rio de Janeiro because Zafira's brother, Michel, lived in Rio. | Dayé, David (70321280)
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| 190 | Werner last name was Müller, the surname in the village of Bünzen. He probably had two brothers and two sisters, but he didn’t like to talk about his family. He almost moved to Brazil with his wife in the 1930s, but ultimately chose not to. He was unemployed for more than 3 years and finally worked for Schindler Elevators until he retired. Together with his wife they purchased a home in Luzern around 1947, which is still in the family to this day. | Müller, Werner (19294736)
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| 191 | Werner Müller found his sister Anna a husband via a newspaper ad. | Müller, Anna (69683705)
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| 192 | When her husband was mistakenly murdered, SImha was left to raise their children on her own. Four years later Simha sent two of her sons, Shaul and Saleh Ambar, to Cairo to be raised by their uncle Mayer (or was it Meir?). The name Simha means joy in Hebrew. | Simha (49841347)
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| 193 | Witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Thompson. Signed by Elmer E. Shawl. | Family 10472388
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| 194 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (58764734)
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| 195 | Worked at the Jamestown Sun newspaper. | Parkinson, Alice Margaret (70000064)
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| 196 | Yehuda was born and raised in Ostrowiec, Poland by a well established middle class family. He worked as a rail freight agent and thus supported his six children, including Golda Borenztain. He died in a Nazi gas chamber at Auschwitz on the second night of Rosh Hashanah of 1944. | Borenztain, Yehuda (31057161)
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| 197 | Yitzhak was born in Ana in 1860. He immigrated early to Egypt and settled down there. He married Rahma of the House of Suweri (Soueri) and they had only one daughter, Mass'ouda. Ytzhak's grandson, Albert, reported that his grandfather had a shop in Aswan, headquarters of the Angl-Egyptian army which was commanded by General Kitchener. Grandson Albert reported that his grandfather told him Kitchener needed to know who were the arm suppliers to the forces of Al-Mahdi's successor, Khalifa Abdullahi. Yitzhak, aged 38, agreed to go undercover and pretended to be an arab with a caravan of goods for the Khalifa. In return for the donations of goods, Khalifa gave Yitzhak two Sudanese slaves, a couple aged 3 and 4. Once Yitzhak uncovered the source of arms were Egyptian officers, he returned to General Kitchener with the information and was rewarded with lands in the fertile region of Aljazira (The Island), not far from Wadi Madani. The girl slave died aged 16, but the boy stayed with the Anbar family in Egypt until he was 30 years of age, when he was found a job as a porter at a local bank in Cairo. It is said the servants son grew to attend university and worked at the same bank where his father had worked as a porter. Grandaughter Eugenie remembers being at the Country Club of Bani-Swef, south of Cairo, and being formally saluted by veterans of the Sudan War once it transpired that she was a granddaughter of Yithak. Clearly Yotzhak was admired by members of the Anglo-Egyptian forces. He would frequently visit his niece in the Sudan and the family in Khartoum had a cupboard named Yitzhak in his honor. | El Eini, Yitzhak (28487725)
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| 198 | Young widow | Chemoula, Simbol (54212536)
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| 199 | Youngest child of Lajzor and Chawa Fisz. Yehuda perished at Auschwitz during the Holocaust (he arrived at Auschwitz with Joseph aged 14). He was killed in a gas chamber on the second night of Hosh Hashana together with Golda Borenztain's father. | Fisz, Yehuda (78498980)
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