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| 20051 |
 | Nels Ehmsen WW I Draft Card
Nels Ehmsen WW I Draft Card
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| 20052 |
 | Nels Ehmsen WW II Draft Card
Nels Ehmsen WW II Draft Card
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| 20053 |
 | Nelson & Eva Tiffany Inscription.
Status: Located; Nelson & Eva Tiffany Inscription.
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Owner of original: Photo courtesy of Paul R.
Date: 2014
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| 20054 |
 | Nelson A. Steele.
Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois And History Of Lake County, Edited by Hon. Charles A. Partridge. Munsell Publishing Company, Chicago 1909. Page 688.
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Owner of original: archive.org
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| 20055 |
 | Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller Birth.
Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller Birth.
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| 20056 |
 | Nelson and Margaret (nee Van De Warker) Norem
Status: Located; Nelson and Margaret (nee Van De Warker) Norem
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Owner of original: Georgia Smith
Date: 04 11 2014
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| 20057 |
 | Nelson and Margaret (Van De Warker) Norem
Nelson and Margaret (Van De Warker) Norem
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Owner of original: Jeanne Nagel
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| 20058 |
 | Nelson Augustus Steele Dead
Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois), 18 Sep 1914, Friday, Page 7
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| 20059 |
 | Nelson C Rice Death.
Nelson C Rice Death.
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Owner of original: Library of Michigan
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| 20060 |
 | Nelson Doty Death
Nelson Doty Death
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| 20061 |
 | Nelson Family Headstone.
Status: Located; Nelson Family Headstone.
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Owner of original: Kenneth A Nagel
Date: 9 Jun 2016
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| 20062 |
 | Nelson Family Plots.
Status: Located; Nelson Family Plots.
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Owner of original: Kenneth A Nagel
Date: 9
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| 20063 |
 | Nelson John Norem
Illinois Chicago University of Illinois 1942
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| 20064 |
 | Nelson Landon
Nelson was the largest land owner in the county. His farm covered about 1,300 acres. he had 1,000 sheep, 100 head of cattle. From his 60 cows he produced 100 to 130 pounds of cheese per day. He had some of the finest horses in the county.
He was elected to the county board of commissioners and was instrumental in getting the town of Little Fort (the future Waukegan) named the county seat of Lake County.
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| 20065 |
 | Nelson Landon Death Notice.
The Chicago Inter Ocean, Wednesday, June 18, 1884 page 8.
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| 20066 |
 | Nelson Landon.
Illustrated Atlas of Lake County, Illinois: Containing Maps of Every Township in the County, with Village and City Plats. H.R. Page & Co. 1885. Pages not numbered.
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| 20067 |
 | Nelson Leroy Tiffany Death
Nelson Leroy Tiffany Death
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| 20068 |
 | Nelson Leroy Tiffany Family Headstone.
Status: Located; Nelson Leroy Tiffany Family Headstone.
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Owner of original: Photo courtesy of Paul R.
Date: 2014
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| 20069 |
 | Nelson Rockefeller in Crowd, Dog Leaving Group.
Nelson Rockefeller in Crowd, Dog Leaving Group. Not really a statement. That's just the photo's title!
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Owner of original: The Smithsonian Institution
Date: 1962
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| 20070 |
 | Nerine (Kidd) Shatner Found Dead
The News Journal (Wilmington, Delaware), 11 Aug 1999, Wednesday, Page 18
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| 20071 |
 | Nerine Elizabeth Kidd Death Report.
Nerine Elizabeth Kidd Death Report.
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| 20072 |
 | Nerine Kidd.
Nerine Kidd.
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| 20073 |
 | Nessa Childers.
Nessa Childers.
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Owner of original: Photo courtesy of Bengt Obergerl via Creative Commons
Date: 5 Feb 2014
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| 20074 |
 | Nettie (Butler) Wollrab Funeral Notice
The Pantagraph, Bloomington, Illinois, 30 Aug 1953, Sunday, Page 7
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| 20075 |
 | Nettie (Butler) Wollrab Rites
The Pantagraph, Bloomington, Illinois, 29 Aug 1953, Saturday, Page 3
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| 20076 |
 | Nettie (nee Hedden) Wight Death Certificate
Nettie (nee Hedden) Wight Death Certificate
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Owner of original: Library of Michigan
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| 20077 |
 | Nettie (nee Waters) Grills Death
Nettie (nee Waters) Grills Death
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Owner of original: Library Of Michigan
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| 20078 |
 | Nettie Avery Death Record
Nettie Avery Death Record, She's Number 1371 On The List
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| 20079 |
 | Nettie E. Wheelock Death.
Nettie E (nee Wheelock) Eldridge Death.j
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Owner of original: Library of Michigan
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| 20080 |
 | Nettie Eliza Brigham Death.
Nettie Eliza Brigham Death.
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Owner of original: Library of Congress
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| 20081 |
 | Nettie Grills Headstone.
Status: Located; Nettie Grills Headstone.
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Owner of original: Photo courtesy of Scot Dailey
Date: 2012
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| 20082 |
 | Neva Goodwin Rockefeller
Massachusetts Cambridge Radcliffe College 1966
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| 20083 |
 | Neva Goodwin Rockfeller Associated Press Name Card Index Regarding Her Upcoming Marriage
Neva Goodwin Rockfeller Associated Press Name Card Index Regarding Her Upcoming Marriage
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| 20084 |
 | Neva Jean (Warburg) Norem Obituary
The Times (Streator, Illinois) 10 Sep 2010, Friday, Page 14
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| 20085 |
 | Neva Mae Osborn.
Status: Located; Neva Mae Osborn.
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Owner of original: Photo courtesy Ann Tindall & the Ware Family Assoc
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| 20086 |
 | Neva Rockefeller and Walter Kaiser Marriage
The News-Messenger (Fremont, Ohio), 19 Dec 1966, Monday, Page 6
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| 20087 |
 | Nevada Man Killed North Of Fillmore - Claude Myron Abbott
The Daily Herald (Provo, Utah)11 Feb 1957, MonPage 1
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| 20088 |
 | New Albert G Lane High School to Be Dedicated.
The Chicago Daily Tribune, Monday, February 22, 1909.
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| 20089 |
 | New Bedford.
New Bedford, Massachusetts 1876.
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Owner of original: Library of Congress
Date: 1876
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| 20090 |
 | New Bowling Shirts - Elizabeth Blue and Rosemary Blue
The Times, Streator, Illinois, 10 Dec 1981, Thursday, Page 11
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| 20091 |
 | New Conviction In Tavern Death
New Conviction In Tavern Death, Cedar Rapids Gazette, June 23, 1984
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| 20092 |
 | New Hampshire, Births and Christenings, 1714-1904
Benjamin Franklin Brigham (lists his death)
Fanny Brigham
Benjamin Franklin Brigham, Jr
Adolphus Brigham
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| 20093 |
 | New Haven Bank Robbed.
The Sun, New York city, Wednesday, June 9, 1909, Page 2.
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| 20094 |
 | New Haven Flood Lives Lost.
Of the twenty-one people who became trapped by the rising river fourteen lost their lives. Particularly heartbreaking is the loss of Peter Summers who's body was never found but, months later a body which could not be identified was found and buried in a lonely unmarked grave.
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| 20095 |
 | New Haven River Flood Title Page.
We're fortunate that this story was preserved in such great detail because of the book “The torrent : or, An account of a deluge occasioned by an unparalleled rise of the New-Haven river, in which nineteen persons were swept away, five of whom only escaped, July 26th, 1830” by Lemuel Barrows Eldredge Printed at the office of the Free Press, E. D. Barber 1831
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| 20096 |
 | New Haven River.
In 1830 the river was an important source of power. The mills were located as close as possible to the banks to take advantage of this.
Late into the night the buildings that were once along side a gentle stream were now being devoured by a roaring river. John Wilson was working with his neighbors to salvage what could be saved. It was about midnight when he was alarmed by his wife Jane's (1790-1830 nee: Wheelock) (my 4th cousin 7 times removed) cries. To his horror he found his house was about to be overturned and lost. In the house in addition to his wife were his 4 daughters, his son and his wife's sister Cynthia Wheelock (1778-1830). As their attention was focused on the stream the running water had cut a new channel behind their backs. The village was now an island. Twenty-one people now had their escape cut off by rapidly flowing water that was ten to twelve feet deep and growing deeper every minute! As they watched by the meek light of their lanterns chunks of soil and rock were being torn away. Their island was becoming smaller and smaller!
Wilson went to the aid of his family. He moved them to the front door. He and his son removed their outer garments. He ordered him to follow him when he attempted to make it to shore. Then the house shook. It rested. It shook again and then left it's foundation! The chimney crashed down, the house was afloat! Wilson and his son jumped into the dark waves. Seventy-five to eighty feet stood between them and safety. They had gained only fifteen feet, having been swept down stream by the current over a hundred and fifty feet! Luck was with them when they were able to grab onto the roof of a submerged building. A rope thrown from shore was their salvation. As they left the roof it was washed away to join the general wreckage.
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Owner of original: Photo courtesy of the City of New Haven VT
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| 20097 |
 | New Inquest Is Granted In Shooting By Deputy
Casa Grande Dispatch (Casa Grande, Arizona), 23 Oct 1974, Wed, Page 2
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| 20098 |
 | New London County 1854.
New London County 1854.
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Owner of original: Library of Congress
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| 20099 |
 | New London CT 1876.
New London CT 1876.
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Owner of original: Map courtesy of the Norman B. Leventhal Map & Education Center at the Boston Public Library
Date: 1876
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| 20100 |
 | New London CT.
Aero view of New London, Connecticut 1911.
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Owner of original: Library of Congress
Date: 1911
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