Boyums of America
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Notes
Matches 401 to 450 of 953
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| 401 | Killed by Iroquois Indians | De Lalonde, Jean (I54)
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| 402 | Lanclos Louis B & C 2010 S Washington St, Opelousas,LA 70570-3920 +1 (318) 942-7793 | Lanclos, Louis "Bea" Bienvenu (P276)
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| 403 | Lanclos Louis B & C 2010 S Washington St, Opelousas,LA 70570-3920 +1 (318) 942-7793 | Lanclos, Louis "Bea" Bienvenu (I140)
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| 404 | Lawyer to Parliment of Paris | Morel Deguiramand, Jean Pierre Marie (P1685)
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| 405 | Lawyer to Parliment of Paris | Morel Deguiramand, Jean Pierre Marie (I1091)
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| 406 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (P271)
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| 407 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2899)
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| 408 | Little old lady that spoke french and sowed buttons on shirts. Lived with Daughter, Eola (Lodie) Talk with Dorothy & Jeanette | Chaery, Rose Zita (P152)
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| 409 | Little old lady that spoke french and sowed buttons on shirts. Lived with Daughter, Eola (Lodie) Talk with Dorothy & Jeanette | Chaery, Rose Zita (I183)
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| 410 | Lives in Austin | Hinterlang, Mark (P761)
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| 411 | Lives in Austin | Hinterlang, Mark (I1102)
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| 412 | Lives in DeRidder and is a teacher at DeRidder High School. | Ford, Pamela (P803)
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| 413 | Lives in DeRidder and is a teacher at DeRidder High School. | Ford, Pamela (I1300)
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| 414 | Lives in Pace, FL (but works in Dubai) | Ford, Michael Louis (P805)
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| 415 | Lives in Pace, FL (but works in Dubai) | Ford, Michael Louis (I1299)
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| 416 | Louisiana Lafayette Parish Lalonde, Joseph married Morvant, Carmezite on 29 Jan 1844 in Lafayette Parish, Louisiana Louisiana St. Landry Parish Lalonde, Joseph married Lanclos, Alexandrine on 17 Jan 1849 in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana | Lalonde, Joseph Alix (P522)
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| 417 | Louisiana Lafayette Parish Lalonde, Joseph married Morvant, Carmezite on 29 Jan 1844 in Lafayette Parish, Louisiana Louisiana St. Landry Parish Lalonde, Joseph married Lanclos, Alexandrine on 17 Jan 1849 in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana | Lalonde, Joseph Alix (I94)
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| 418 | Louisiana County, District and Probate Courts. | Source (S1209017803)
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| 419 | Louisiana County, District and Probate Courts. | Source (S192)
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| 420 | Lulu is referenced on page 20 of "As I Remember" by Franklin Hildebrande. She is listed with the names of her brothers, sisters, and father. | Hoag, Louise Vernice (P402)
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| 421 | Lulu is referenced on page 20 of "As I Remember" by Franklin Hildebrande. She is listed with the names of her brothers, sisters, and father. | Hoag, Louise Vernice (I811)
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| 422 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (P1367)
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| 423 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I934)
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| 424 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (P625)
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| 425 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I165)
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| 426 | Margie died a mysterious death. Some say she committed suicide and others say she was murdered. Nobody knows for sure. Tombstone in Jennings, LA says she was born March 3, 1904 | Boyum, Marjorie (P28)
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| 427 | Margie died a mysterious death. Some say she committed suicide and others say she was murdered. Nobody knows for sure. Tombstone in Jennings, LA says she was born March 3, 1904 | Boyum, Marjorie (I70)
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| 428 | Mari was named after Ellend's twin sister who died at the age of three. In a strange and sad ironic tragedy, Mari died at the age of 20 months when an avalanche destroyed the family’s home on February 15, 1839. | Boyum, Mari Ellendaughter (P696)
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| 429 | Mari was named after Ellend's twin sister who died at the age of three. In a strange and sad ironic tragedy, Mari died at the age of 20 months when an avalanche destroyed the family’s home on February 15, 1839. | Boyum, Mari Ellendaughter (I1167)
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| 430 | Maybe a descendent of the following: Chevalier Louis Coulon DeVillier, born in 1751, married Marie Genevieve Virginia Fontenot of New Orleans. His father was Chevalier Francois Coulon deVilliers, who was married 3 times and had children with all (6). His first wife was Elizabeth Graston de Saint Ange de Bellerive, second was Madeleine Marin, third was Genevieve Esnould deLivaudais. Francois was born in 1712 in Vercheres, France. He's the son of Nicolas Antoine Coulon, Siegneur deVilliers and Angelique Jarret. | Devillier, Francois A. C. (P1066)
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| 431 | Maybe a descendent of the following: Chevalier Louis Coulon DeVillier, born in 1751, married Marie Genevieve Virginia Fontenot of New Orleans. His father was Chevalier Francois Coulon deVilliers, who was married 3 times and had children with all (6). His first wife was Elizabeth Graston de Saint Ange de Bellerive, second was Madeleine Marin, third was Genevieve Esnould deLivaudais. Francois was born in 1712 in Vercheres, France. He's the son of Nicolas Antoine Coulon, Siegneur deVilliers and Angelique Jarret. | Devillier, Francois A. C. (I556)
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| 432 | Mema says that she thinks one of Cheryls girls died in a fire. | Fontenot, Cheryl (P1272)
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| 433 | Mema says that she thinks one of Cheryls girls died in a fire. | Fontenot, Cheryl (I1443)
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| 434 | Mema used to visit every Sunday. Clean freaks -- the kids would sweep the outside. She had a lot of children. | Robin, Theodosia (P1105)
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| 435 | Mema used to visit every Sunday. Clean freaks -- the kids would sweep the outside. She had a lot of children. | Robin, Theodosia (I581)
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| 436 | Member and featured singer in the Jennings Philharmonic Society in 1928 according to page 93 of "As I Remember" by Franklin Hildebrand | Zigler, Ione (P132)
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| 437 | Member and featured singer in the Jennings Philharmonic Society in 1928 according to page 93 of "As I Remember" by Franklin Hildebrand | Zigler, Ione (I4)
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| 438 | Migrated to America on 3/24/1848. Database comments include KB Other name derivations: Brita Posted by Cheryl Boyum Eaton | Boyum, Britha Ellendaughter (P689)
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| 439 | Migrated to America on 3/24/1848. Database comments include KB Other name derivations: Brita Posted by Cheryl Boyum Eaton | Boyum, Britha Ellendaughter (I1165)
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| 440 | Migration database says occupation="Deres B'f8rn" on migration record and migrated to America on 4/16/1856. Posted by Beth Johnson The following is taken from "History of Fillmore County": "Ole E. Boyum, a representative citizen, has served as member of the legislature, county commissioner, justice of the peace, town clerk, road overseer, and in other offices, discharging the various duties of those positions with credit to himself and with satisfaction to the people who have elected him. He is a firm believer in the principles endorsed by the Republican party, to which he has ever given his support. Mr. Boyum is of Norwegian birth and ancestry, having first seen the light of day at Sogen, on February 10, 1846, son of Elling Erickson and Annie (Sevathson) Boyum. In 1856, in company with his father, he came to America and settled first in Dane County, Wisconsin, remaining there one year, after which he came to Minnesota and made their home in Rushford township. Five years later, the subject of this biography located in Arendahl township, where he resides at the present time. Acquiring a part of his education in the schools of his native land, he completed his studies in Fillmore county, and laid the foundation for his present success as a farmer by attending faithfully to the many tasks required of him at home. He now owns 537 3/4 acres of land, in sections 2,10,11, and 14, on which he engages in general farming and dairying. He is one of the directors of the local elevator. On June 10, 1866, Annie Johnson became his wife and their marriage resulted in the following children: Erik A. (deceased), Maria J., Anna Julia, Ellen A., Andreas, Edward, Martin, Benjamin, Alfred George and Oscar (deceased). Maria is now the wife of Rev. A.E. Hanson and lives in Canada; Anna Julia became the wife of C.J. Bentson and resides in Arendahl township; Ellen A. is now Mrs. A.O. Moen, of Peterson, Minn. The members of the family have been communicants of the Norwegian Lutheran church many years and have been liberal contributors to its support." | Boyum, Ole Ellendson (P691)
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| 441 | Migration database says occupation="Deres B'f8rn" on migration record and migrated to America on 4/16/1856. Posted by Beth Johnson The following is taken from "History of Fillmore County": "Ole E. Boyum, a representative citizen, has served as member of the legislature, county commissioner, justice of the peace, town clerk, road overseer, and in other offices, discharging the various duties of those positions with credit to himself and with satisfaction to the people who have elected him. He is a firm believer in the principles endorsed by the Republican party, to which he has ever given his support. Mr. Boyum is of Norwegian birth and ancestry, having first seen the light of day at Sogen, on February 10, 1846, son of Elling Erickson and Annie (Sevathson) Boyum. In 1856, in company with his father, he came to America and settled first in Dane County, Wisconsin, remaining there one year, after which he came to Minnesota and made their home in Rushford township. Five years later, the subject of this biography located in Arendahl township, where he resides at the present time. Acquiring a part of his education in the schools of his native land, he completed his studies in Fillmore county, and laid the foundation for his present success as a farmer by attending faithfully to the many tasks required of him at home. He now owns 537 3/4 acres of land, in sections 2,10,11, and 14, on which he engages in general farming and dairying. He is one of the directors of the local elevator. On June 10, 1866, Annie Johnson became his wife and their marriage resulted in the following children: Erik A. (deceased), Maria J., Anna Julia, Ellen A., Andreas, Edward, Martin, Benjamin, Alfred George and Oscar (deceased). Maria is now the wife of Rev. A.E. Hanson and lives in Canada; Anna Julia became the wife of C.J. Bentson and resides in Arendahl township; Ellen A. is now Mrs. A.O. Moen, of Peterson, Minn. The members of the family have been communicants of the Norwegian Lutheran church many years and have been liberal contributors to its support." | Boyum, Ole Ellendson (I1164)
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| 442 | Migration database says occupation="Hmd. dtr." on migration record and migrated to America in 4/1853. Arnes autobiography says that they left Bergen in May. | Ellendsdatter Boyum, Gjertrud (P690)
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| 443 | Migration database says occupation="Hmd. dtr." on migration record and migrated to America in 4/1853. Arnes autobiography says that they left Bergen in May. | Ellendsdatter Boyum, Gjertrud (I1166)
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| 444 | Minnesota Birth Index, 1935-2002 | Source (S1207872873)
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| 445 | Minnesota Birth Index, 1935-2002 | Source (S172)
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| 446 | Name listed as Hortence Aglae but guessing a typo since mother name Algae. | Emonet, Hortence Algae (P1056)
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| 447 | Name listed as Hortence Aglae but guessing a typo since mother name Algae. | Emonet, Hortence Algae (I551)
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| 448 | National Archives and Records Administration. Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, 1938-1946 [Archival Database]; ARC: 1263923. World War II Army Enlistment Records; Records of the National Archives and Records Administration, Record Group 64; National Archives at College Park. College Park, Maryland, U.S.A. | Source (S1209017776)
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| 449 | National Archives and Records Administration. Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, 1938-1946 [Archival Database]; ARC: 1263923. World War II Army Enlistment Records; Records of the National Archives and Records Administration, Record Group 64; National Archives at College Park. College Park, Maryland, U.S.A. | Source (S30)
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| 450 | National Cemetery Administration. Nationwide Gravesite Locator. | Source (S1209017802)
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