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1	1831 July-August- living in Winchester, Randolph County, Indiana when Zebedee Coltrin and Levi Hancock arrived to preach the gospel. (Levi Hancock Journal) The missionaries encouraged them to gather to Missouri instead of Kirtland, Ohio with Father Johnson leading the way.	Family: F197
2	1900 Federal census shows they were married 16 years.	Family: F650
3	All the children were born in the US. Parents eloped and were married on the ship as they traveled to the US.	Family: F1341
4	As a widower, William fought in the Revolutionary War and was wounded at the Battle of Guilford County Courthouse on March 15, 1781. He was apparently left for dead on the battlefield, but was later revived and taken to convalesce to the home of Sarah McMULLEN who is reported to have nursed him back to health. In 1784 they were married and William proceeded to father seven more children, four girls and three boys.	Family: F152
5	As noted on the 1900 Federal Census. Brigham was not included in this family on the census either.	Family: F111
6	Between 1856 and 1860, many Saints traveled across the plains in handcart companies. In one of the handcart companies, the Martin Handcart Company, traveled the Amy Kirby Orme Family from England. This family consisted of Amy Kirby Orme, the widow of Samuel Orme, and their children Samuel Washington Orme, age 23, Sarah Ann, age 29, and Rebecca, age 18. Find a Grave Reference for Amy ORME. Accessed 8/15/09.	Family: F1402
7	Birth order of children was documented by the 1880 Census for Box Elder County, Utah.	Family: F1326
8	Census shows Fielding as 15, William as 19, Nancy as 12, Eli as 9, Sarah as 7 and Maria as 5.	Family: F191
9	Census shows John, Mary and Juliet Johnson.	Family: F197
10	Civil MG.	Family: F1315
11	Could be 1/9/1792 in Hartford, Maryland, US. Need to research more. Maryland marriage index at Ancestry shows date as 1/9/1793 in Harford County, Maryland.	Family: F140
12	Could have married her on 4/17/1880. Not proven yet.	Family: F1420
13	District 2 family number 856.	Family: F190
14	Family # 924	Family: F137
15	Family # 939.	Family: F130
16	Family 217.	Family: F495
17	Family number 17.	Family: F131
18	Family number 323.	Family: F494
19	Find a grave notes the marriage year as 1918.	Family: F1383
20	Four of the Sons Survived in the Civil War. Not sure which. Need to research more. (Noted in Samuel Lee Book.)	Family: F1303
21	Her Funeral Note Says Tracy, MN.	Family: F916
22	Name is spelled Ketron on census for the whole family.	Family: F514
23	Possibly March 5, 1901?	Family: F1339
24	Post office: War Gab Hawkins County.	Family: F494
25	Race noted as Indian for Isaiah on census.	Family: F1749
26	Race noted as Indian on census.	Family: F1749
27	Samuel F. Lee arrived in the Great Salt Lake Valley on the 28th of October 1849 in the Ezra T. Benson Company, with his father Alfred Gilham Lee as Captain of 10 wagons. Ann was 13 in the same company and was sent out of their wagon while her baby sister Charlotte was born. While sitting alone near the fire Samuel age 15 came to comfort her.	Family: F1573
28	The county shows Lincoln.	Family: F204
29	The marriage was performed by Jane’s brother-in-law Thomas LaFlesh.	Family: F196
30	Their residence was rented.	Family: F1915
31	They eloped and were married on the ship from Ireland.	Family: F1341
32	They moved just after they were married because Samuel was from Randolph County.	Family: F191
33	They moved with the children.	Family: F1339
34	They were living with Laura's parents during the census.	Family: F1866
35	They were married in President Brigham Young's office.	Family: F194
36	They were married out of meeting with the Quakers.	Family: F1093
37	They were not married in the Quaker religion and Elizabeth was excommunicated or "read out of the meeting" on 9/9/1801.	Family: F136
38	This record can be found at the County Court Records, Film # 1305044 -1305045.	Family: F176
39	This was the first non-sod home in town. The lumber was shipped up from Sibley by oxen team and it took three to four days.	Family: F907
40	Remains are with his mother.	Raymond
41	Plot 31-90	Romola D
42	Their first child was born in King George, Virginia.	Sarah
43	Enlisted as a Private for the Union and was mustered out of Company I, 105th Infantry Regiment of Indiana. No reason noted.	ABERNATHY Samuel
44	New Hampshire County is not West Virginia.	ABERNATHY Samuel
45	Military: Samuel Abernathy of Randolph County, Indiana enlisted as a Private on 10 July 1863. Mustered out on 18 July 1863 at Indianapolis Indiana. Private, Union side.	ABERNATHY Samuel Lee, Jr.
46	Lot 4 Row 7 Spaces 1,2,3 Bethel United Methodist Church Cemetery in Logansport, Indiana next to his mother Mary Johnson.	ARCHER Matilda
47	Buried in the family plot.	ASHLEY Emma Lenora
48	Taken from the Kansas City Census Collection 1855-1925	AUBREY John Russell
49	Juanita had a second husband and they had one child.	BAILEY Juanita Ann
50	This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/hadleyjw/3/data/14284	BAIRD Chloe