Hillbillies & Vikings

This site is focused broadly on all descendants of John Denboe, an indentured servant who came to the Crown Colony of Maryland in about the year 1664. Also, it maintains a special emphasis on the descendants of John Denbow (1797-1862) and his brother Bazeleel (1795-1857), early pioneers in the hills of Southeastern Ohio, as well as the descendants of Jón Jónsson (1841-1934) of Dalasýsla, Iceland, who was an Icelandic immigrant to Canada and now has progeny throughout North America.

Notes

Matches 851 to 900 of 5,878

#	Notes	Linked to
851	Had trouble reading date: it could be 24th Nov and year might beanytime in 1940s. Witness Role: Bride: [I2450] Joretta HUFF Witness Role: Groom: [I1378] Robert Paul DENBOW	Family: Robert Paul Denbow / Joretta Huff (F637)
852	Had trouble reading date: it could be 24th Nov and year might beanytime in 1940s. Witness Role: Principal: [F637] ...of (parents not known) Witness Role: Bride: [I2450] Joretta HUFF Witness Role: Groom: [I1378] Robert Paul DENBOW	Denbow, Robert Paul (I1378)
853	Had trouble reading date: it could be 24th Nov and year might beanytime in 1940s. Witness Role: Principal: [F637] ...of (parents not known) Witness Role: Bride: [I2450] Joretta HUFF Witness Role: Groom: [I1378] Robert Paul DENBOW	Huff, Joretta (I2450)
854	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1065)
855	Haldeman was a fire-breathing sessionist, and his paper was one of the foremost pro-secession papers in the State of Kentucky.	Haldeman, Walter Newman (I6246)
856	Hand written above the printed date is 27 Feb, 1783, so I suspect that's an altnerate possible death date.	Haldeman, Jacob (I2119)
857	Handwriting is hard to read. This name is only an approximation.	Nuchow, Katherina (I3299)
858	He and his wife were murdered by a burglar in their home.	Craig, Robert Sr. (I5100)
859	He appears to be living with the family of Wm & Elsie Denbow; this an extended family, including in-laws and two grandsons. The person listed as "William C." appears actually to be C. William (Carl William) as the birth year matches.	Denbow, Carl William Sr. (I1052)
860	He died of smallpox. The Pension Office ruled that his death was not "service related" because there was no smallpox in camp when he left for home. The family spent years appealing this denial, and there is a very large pension file at the National Archives. It's is unclear whether or not the denial was ever reversed. The last denial on record, though undated, appears to have been in 1899.	Denbow, James (I1190)
861	He enlisted as a coporal and was later promoted to sergeant. Witness Role: Principal 2: [I1517] Linus DEVOR	Devor, Linus (I1517)
862	He is buried in Plot H, 0, 659 at Ft. Snelling National Cemtery.	Brøgger, Arne (I709)
863	He lived in Akron during his working years and then moved to Muskingum County when he retired, according to some unsourced information at ancestry. This same family tree says he died in Salt Creek Twp., and is buried in Chandlersville Cemetery.	Denbow, Charles Raymond (I1064)
864	He never married Kristin, but later married Marriage Status: Unmarried Couple	Family: Björn Kristinn Anderson / Kristín Benjamímsdóttir (F1526)
865	He received undergraduate and graduate degrees at the University of Chicago, earning his Ph.D. in 1937. He began teaching mathematics at Ohio University in 1938. After service in the Navy in WWI, he taught at the Naval Postgraduate School in Annapolis, Maryland, until 1950, when he returned to Ohio University. He then taught there until the early 1980s. Witness Role: Principal 2: [I1049] Carl Herbert DENBOW	Denbow, Carl Herbert (I1049)
866	He seems to disappear from the picture sometime around 1870; Hannah remarreis an Joseph Paith.	Family: Issac Scott / (F532)
867	He served as a major in the U.S. Army during World War II. Was one of the lawyers who prosecuted Nazi war criminals at the Nuremberg War Crime Trials after the war.	Brøgger, Arne (I709)
868	He was a paratrooper in World War 2. During a jump on Saipan, he waskilled.	Long, Gilbert (I2875)
869	He was in hospital in Alabama, after being wounded near Selma, Mississippi.	Denbow, James Alexander (I1197)
870	He was in the 1820 Census of Little Mahanoy Twp., NorthumberlandCounty, Pa., as 1 male, between the ages of 26 and 45; no futherinformation on him.	Dunkelberger, Philip (I1683)
871	He was living with his parents.	Denbow, Elmer Forest (I1124)
872	He was living with Porter Flint in 1850 Census, while his mother, Mary Ann is living with Sarah Denbow Reed and her husband.	Flint, David Delos (I5199)
873	He was the first child born in Jefferson County after his parents moved from Northumberland County, Pa.	Doney, Daniel D. (I1571)
874	He was wounded and taken prisoner at the Battle of Corinth in Mississippi on 3 Oct 1862.	Denbow, James Alexander (I1197)
875	Headstone for Daniel Black states: Daniel Black died August 23, 1840 aged 62 years, 1 month, & 7 days. Mary, wife of Daniel Black, died June 25, 1863 aged 79 years, 10 months, 25 days. Inscription: "Death cannot come untimely To those that's fit to die." Witness Role: Principal 2: [I3004] Mary BOBO	Bobo, Mary (I3004)
876	Headstone for Daniel Black states: Daniel Black died August 23, 1840 aged 62 years, 1 month, & 7 days. Mary, wife of Daniel Black, died June 25, 1863 aged 79 years, 10 months, 25 days. Inscription: "Death cannot come untimely To those that's fit to die." Witness Role: Principal 2: [I439] Daniel BLACK	Black, Daniel (I439)
877	Helen and her husband lived in McArthur, Ohio. Mr. Wilbur Wallace,her husband is a veteran employee of the Austin Powder Company. Helenis employed in the office of Lake Hope Park Manager Dick McDaniel.Source: Newspaper Article on Vinton County's Living Pioneers. October20, 1961.	Jones, Helen (I2589)
878	Henry Scott says that Thomas was not 'ruptured' before going into the Army and that Thomas had lived with him for "'eight years or more" and that he has know him "ever since he was 12 years old."	Denbow, Thomas (I1436)
879	Henry Sharp appears as a child of John and Salinda Sharp in the family notes sent to me by Helen Sharp Morris from the records of William L. Sharp. This child does not appear in Vinton County birth records or census records.	Sharp, Henry (I3831)
880	Henry's death record states the cause of death as drowning. The Bobo Family History, Draft Manuscript, Revised 1990, by Charles Henry Bobo offers the recollections of several family members. It seems that Henry was fond of drinking and as he was returning home, he missed the bridge over Raccoon Creek and walked into the creek. He was drowned in Raccoon Creek just below the bridge west of Zaleski near the Vanderford Farm. The creek was at flood stage and his body remained in the water for some time before it was recovered. When it was recovered, the feet had swollen so much that his shoes had to be cut off. Henry Bobo and Susan Wade Bobo became members of the First Christian Church of McArthur, Ohio in 1871.	Bobo, Henry (I531)
881	Her cause of death is listed on the death certificate as "organic heat lession" secondary to "mitral incompentency"	Masters, Ruthey Jane (I3018)
882	Her cause of death was complications of an anuerysm and bleeding ulcer.	Blum, Ruth Ann (I6100)
883	Her cause of death was listed as endocarditis.	Miller, Agalia Dantrieu (I6106)
884	Her father's will says that she stayed at home and took care of her parents and was given her choice of beds, bedding and a cow, and $60.00 to boot. Witness Role: Principal 2: [I1024] Ann DENBOW	Denbow, Ann (I1024)
885	Her first name might appear as Stingen. Age at Death: 48 Years.	Hartkopf, Christena (I2192)
886	Her husband, C. L. Driggs died three days later and age of 87, bothfunerals were on the same day.	Denbow, Mary Viola (I1329)
887	Her parents were born in Illinois.	Roggers, Nancy (I3666)
888	His "Graves Record" from the Adjutant General's office says he was born in 1824, but census records and other documents place birth year as 1819. Witness Role: Child: [I1036] Bazzel DENBOW	Denbow, Bazzel (I1036)
889	His cause of death listed as: senile emphysema, secondary to generalized arteriosclerosis.	Blum, Jacob (I472)
890	His cause of death was being accidentally smothered during an epileptic seizure.	Blum, Clarence (I462)
891	His cause of death was blood poisoning caused be a scratch at work.	Blum, Elmer Louis (I465)
892	His cause of death was cerebral meningitis.	Blum, Irvin (I471)
893	His cause of death was listed as endocarditis, congestive heart failure, and penicillin poisoning.	Allen, Lawrence Scott (I6111)
894	His grave is by flagpole in Spanish-American War veteran section of the cemetery.	Blum, George Louis (I474)
895	Household Gender Age Jacob Gigax M 51y Elizabeth Gigax F 50y Charles Gigax M 22y Mary Gigax F 19y	Gygax, Jacob (I2111)
896	http://www.findagrave.com	Repository (R9)
897	http://www.legacy.com/obituaries	Repository (R18)
898	https://newspaperarchive.com	Repository (R23)
899	HUTCHINSON, RENO CO., KS. AT DEATH	Barton, Thomas Sharp (I5228)
900	I cannot find a copy of this census online at ancestry.com. Therefore, at this point I can't make a citation. -- CJD	Sharp, Keziah (I3847)