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Note for:   Emma Bury,   1867 - 1946         Index
Individual note:   Has two children/lb

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Note for:   Henry Bury,   1871 - 1956         Index
Individual note:   Farmer

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Note for:   William N. Bury,   10 FEB 1873 - 1953         Index
Individual note:   Farmer

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Note for:   Emma Reischke,   14 MAR 1872 - 28 APR 1966         Index
Individual note:   Emma came from Rummelsburg, Germany in 1892 at the age of 20.
Married in the home of her brother, John.

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Note for:   Baby Girl Miller,   6 APR 1975 - 6 APR 1975         Index
Individual note:   Died at birth

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Note for:   David Bury,    -          Index
Individual note:   Was in the Calvary during Civil War in the Union Army.

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Note for:   Arthur M. Bury,   1898 - 1964         Index
Individual note:   Purchased on 12/2/1925 the Southwest 1/4 of section 34 in Union Township.

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Note for:   William Duerre,    -          Index
Individual note:   Immigrated from Landsburg, Germany in 1885 to Dakota Territory, South of Big Stone City. Their homested was located on the Southwest 1/4, section 1 in township 120. (one mile north of Paul's homestead)

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Note for:   Caroline Duerre---,    -          Index
Individual note:   Immigrated to US with husband.

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Note for:   Lillian Avassa Casey,   17 FEB 1898 - OCT 1899         Index
Individual note:   Died at the home of R. Mork, Kidder Township. Funeral was held in Bristol.

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Note for:   Joseph Sharp,   22 JUL 1762 - 21 JUN 1855         Index
Individual note:   Joseph shared a lot on the Kennebecasis River with his brother Robert. He then moved to Jerusalem, Queen's County, NB where he married Hannah (H. Sharpe)

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Note for:   Samuel Sharp,   ABT 1741 - AFT 1805         Index
Individual note:   Was a blacksmith specializing in the making of nails.
He purchased and moved to farm property in Hunterdon County, NJ.
In 1776, he joined thr British Army in Woodbridge, NJ (Was a Loyalist)
His property in Hunterdon County was confiscated and he moved behind the British lines on Staten Island, NY where his family joined him.
He served as a guide under General Cornwallis. After the war he settled in Kingston peninsula, Kings County, NB Canada in 1783 with all his family except his oldest son William, who remained on Staten Island. Later they moved to Millstream, Kings County, NB. Many of the children settled in the Lower Millstream area, King's County, NB where they farmed and were also known as operators of water mills, which were the source of power for grist and sawmills. (H. Sharpe)

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Note for:   Pricilla Sutton,   14 APR 1735 - AFT 1783         Index
Individual note:   From a very-well-to-do family in Piscataway, NJ