Notes: Barb Cornia

The Family History of Jerry and Barbara Waters Cornia

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3	-according to the 1930 census, Frank was divorced.	Family: F2746
4	-Marriage certificate says Samuel was 20 years, a bachelor, a mattress maker resided at 20 Mortimer Market. Father's name: Henry who was a bootmaker. Edit Rose Benson was 19 years old a spinster, a mattress maker lived at 14 Kenkish Town Road and father was Thomas Benson who was a commercial traveller.	Family: F3051
5	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F2873
6	At least three versions of their marriage appear in the records. In one, he married Mary Ring, daughter of Reuben French Ring (b. October 8, 1777 at Old Salisbury) and Anna Sterling, on June 21, 1852 at Salt Lake City, Utah. This is probably their sealing date and since it was done in Salt Lake and the Salt Lake Temple was not open, yet, it was probably done in the Endowment House. In another, he married Mary Ring on February 6, 1826 at Pomfret, Vermont. The third version gives March 28, 1816 at Hartland, Vermont. This last date seems to be the most plausible(according to Robert Champlin). Mary was born at Old Salisbury, Massachusetts on January 28, 1794 and died at Salt Lake City, Utah on April 3, 1871	Family: F2991
7	Bedford Co. Va. marriage records list Hannah Booram, daughter of Aaron. Surety, John Booram. Married by Joseph Drury Aug 16, 1791	Family: F1912
8	Contract marriage.	Family: F2170
9	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F2910
10	Divorced 31 March 1870. See notes under Jane.	Family: F1191
11	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F2932
12	Flatbush RDC records per Judy Tooman 6/30/99 17 May 1684, Jacob Willemsz Van Boerum, young man from Amsterdam, residing in Oostwoud, under Midwood; with Geertruyd Beauvois, young lady from Leiden, residing at Brooklyn and married there the 18 June.	Family: F1959
13	Flatbush RDC records per Judy Tooman 6/30/99 28 Oct 1710, the marriage banns were registered of Hendrik van Boere (that's the way it's spelled), young man residing at Oostwoudt and Catharyntje van Dijk, young lady residing at Oostwoudt. Married the (blank) November 1710 at the home of the bride's father by me, V. Antonides.	Family: F1954
14	Flatbush RDC records per Judy Tooman Jetoo@aol.com 6/30/99: 17 Oct 1708, the marriage banns were registered of Abrahm Blaauw, young man from Brooklyn, and Geertje van Boeren, young lady, born in Flatbush and residing at N. Lands. Confirmed in mariage by me V. Antonides, 18 Nov. at the house of Hendrik Willemze, father of the bride at N. Lands.	Family: F1942
15	Florence, Nebraska is Winter Quarters.	Family: F78
16	Fred Longhurst says: The Audley, Staffs Parish register is fairly new in the library and is quite readable on the high magnification readers. The marriage for this couple was done by bans with bans being posted on 16 Jan 1620, and 24 Jan 1620, and apparently the marriage was performed on that day. It lists: Johes Deane and Elizabeth Heath 24 Jan 1620. Clearly not Joanne as had been reported by some.	Family: F2029
17	He died of consumption and Susan McBride was sealed to him after his death.	Family: F121
18	Married at St. Johns Episcopal Church, Bisbee, Cochise, Arizona	Family: F2722
19	Married by Brigham Young	Family: F204
20	Married by George Peck at Bryce, Arizona	Family: F89
21	Married by George Peck at Bryce, Arizona.	Family: F90
22	Married by Hyrum Weech at Pima, Graham, Arizona. Certificate of Marriage, Territory of Arizona, County of Graham, I hereby certify that on the sixth day of October in the year of our Lord one t housand eight hunddred and ninety at Pima in the said County, I the undersigned a Justice of the Peace did join in the Holy Bonds of Matrimony according to the Laws of this Territory James A McBride Jun of the County of Graham Territory of Arizona and Mary Isabell Bryce of the County of Graham Territory Arizona in the Presence of J A McBride Sen, E.P. Bryce, witnesses, H Weech Justice of the Peace. Signed James Andrew McBride Jun, Groom, signed Mary Isabell Bryce , Bride, No. 29 D.	Family: F64
23	Married by Orson Hyde.	Family: F613
24	Martha Heelis was sealed to Charles Thomas after his death(sealed in Manti Temple 16 April 1890.) Charles died in an accident at Spring Lake, Utah. Their child, Mary Elizabeth lived only one day and was sealed to them at this time. This sealing was cancelled Feb. 18, 1897. This child was then sealed to James Whittle and Martha Heelis.	Family: F3096
25	Pearl Stine writes: She died at home at 12320 Willowbrook Ave, Willowbrook, CA; but it always shows up as Compton, CA when you are searching for Willowbrook. Services, Moreland's Mortuary Chapel, Rev. Oscar Wright. Final resting place, Rose Hills Memorial Park. Funeral conducted by Moreland's Mortuaries Compton and Lynwood, CA. It is uncertain whether she was Corkhill or Corkill (she always told me Corkill and no middle name. We were so shook up at the time that I don't remember much more. She died of natural causes, or perhaps a heart attack-went peacefully without movement in her sleep while watching TV--no pain, thankfully. Sorry this took so long-she may be next to Ernie; but at the time, I didn't even know when, or where he died.	Family: F96
26	Plural marriage	Family: F1444
27	Sealed in the endowment house in Salt Lake City by Joseph F. Smith.	Family: F83
28	Second marriage for both partners. They had both been widowed.	Family: F145
29	The "Compendium' lists the year of their marriage as 1648 in Nantucket, Ma.	Family: F466
30	There is no record that Edward Heelis was ever married to Gracy Smith, however, they did have an illigitimate son, William Smith.	Family: F3230
31	They had eight children (all boys.)	Family: F2056
32	They went to Brigham Young's office in Salt Lake City, where Mary was sealed for eternity to her first husband, Alfred John James Pill, who was no longer living. After the sealing, President Young married Daniel and Mary for time.	Family: F609
33	They were married by bans in St. james Audley on the 14 Jan 1813. They could both sign their names. The minister was Thomas Wright. The witnesses were john Darlington and Charles Smith. Charles was probably the parish clerk. John Darling would be her brother becasue her fatehr had died on 7 Dec 1812. Source: Marriage Certificate Fiche 3484-1-10, Page 1 No 2.St James Audley, Staff. LDS church records give the date of the marriage as 14 Jan 1814 not 1813. That is the wrong date.	Family: F818
34	They were married in a ceremony conducted by Nathaniel Elles at the First Congregational Church in Stonington, Connecticut.	Family: F2970
35	Thomas and Mary Jane were engaged when he died. After his death, they were sealed.	Family: F320
36	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F2901
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38	A wife of Richard Woolvin (father or son?) was buried 13 Oct 1630 The mother the wife of child #7 (William) claims in her will to have married Richard Woolvin 14 Dec 16??. Is the Richard she married the father on the family group sheet or the son?	Ann
39	!Census 1865 Minnesota, Chisago County, Chisago Lake - Family # 14. !Census 1885 Minnesota, Chisago County, Chisago Lake - ED Lindstrom, Pg 9, Schedule 1, Family 85.	Christina C.
40	Came from France 404; Call No. England 132-133	Constantine II, Emperor of France, Spain And Briton
41	We have the rest of the genealogy back to Adam on a chart.	Constantius, Emperor of Rome
42	-Elizabeth also made a will nearly a year after Peter died. Her will is dated 28 Feb 1731/2. It as made out on 13 April 1731. Call # 164959	Elizabeth
43	-There is a marriage at the parish of Barthomley, that is next to Audley 4 June 1777 between a Joseph COPELAND and Elizabeth Spode. This is perfect timing for a first child being christened 22 Feb 1778 at Audley for a Joseph Cope and Elizabeth. The thing that is distressing is the name COPELAND. Elizabeth Spode appears to have been born at Audley. -There was an Elizabeth Cope born at Congleton, Cheshire 17 Jan 1730 to a Josephand Elizabeth Cope.	Elizabeth
44	See notes under daughter, Elizabeth Whitington	Elizabeth
45	-1881 census for Rickmansworth, wofe shown as Eliza REF 1440 55 14 -Husband also shown.	Elizabeth(Eliza)
46	Family of Ellen Jones was supposedly from Wales.	Ellen
47	Labourer	Gulielmus(William)
48	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
49	No last name given in register	Jane
50	This will is probabably NOT the right Jane, but it may be a possiblitly. The will of JANE LUDBETTER of Washington Co Sussex widow dated 14 May 1618 My bodie to be buried in the churchard of Wasshington To prro people of Wasshingto 1 Os To Henry Parkehurst my brother L3 To William Parkehurst my kinsmand 40s To Margaret wife of Robert Geringe my kinswoman 20s To Jane Ludbetter daughter of Thomas Ludbefter my doddaughter 40s To Ellinor Ludbetter my ?? Thomas Ljudbetter 4OsTo Jane Parker my goddaughter 12d rc To all other of my godchildren 12d apiece My excts shall bestowe 40s upon my buriall to Jjoane Ludbefter my daughter in law two worset peftycotes, two neckerchss, two gnarses, two aprons, ny hosen and shoes and one chest. To Thomas Parkehurst of Washington my kninsman 40s. To Richard Ludbefter myt son inlaw and his two children 20s amonst them. Rdesidue of my goods to Thomas Ludbeter my son in law whom I make extr. and overseers Thomas Parkhurst of Washington and alexander Rooche. Witns - Thomas Parkehurst, Willain Lee Edward Parson, Thomas Allin Proved 24July 1618 by the exts. Chicheste 16-16	Jane