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1	Clarke Co, Iowa Marriage Record, Vol. 1, page 66. ""Samuel M. Whitecar and Mrs. H. A. Swift, March 22nd 1868, R. Bates, Justice of the Peace in & for Clarke County, Iowa"."	Family: F1086
2	Double Wedding	Family: F1595
3	He settled in Galesburg, IL. In 1859 he went West, visited Pike's Peak and then remained in Colorado for a year, after which he is said to have been a member of a group of explorers who the first to navigate the Rio Grande River from its source to EI Paso, TX. In 1861 he enlisted in the Forly-third Illinois Volunteer Regiment for service in the Civil War until Sept. 1864, when he settled in Lynn Township in Henry County, IL. On 26 Sept. 1889 he moved to Moline, IL with his wife, Kerstin Eriksdotter, whom he had married in 1865.	Family: F5946
4	Martha's petition for a widow's pension adds the town where they were married a s well as the fact they were married by Esq. McLean, a justice of the peace. A lso added is that her brother, Simeon Simpkins, was there, too.	Family: F5668
5	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F5864
6	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	John Alden
7	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Andrew Dillon Anderson
8	He was superintendent in the building of Kelowna floating bridge.	Bill Andrews
9	Sister to Les Anthony	Jenny Anthony
10	lived at St-Sulpice, Paris	Elisabeth Aubert
11	lived at Cantillac, Nontron, Perigueux, Perigord (Dordogne)	Pierre (dit Lacombe) Balan
12	Lived for most of her life in Red Cliff, AB (near Medicine Hat). Most men worked in Glass Factory. She was married in Glanford Brigg District, Lincolnshire, England	Emma Jane Bardell
13	Came to Canada in 1905	Henry Bardell
14	was a merchant	Jean de la Barre Baril
15	Died in car/train crash	Earl Joseph Barnes
16	Got daughter-in-law, Marie, in "trouble"!!	Samuel D. Beaman
17	Lives in Carrot Creek	Charles Beck
18	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Thomas James Bellingham
19	Charles & Evalyn presumably married between 1918, when he is reported to have immigrated to the US, and 1920, when they are a married couple on the Census. 1. Title: 1920 US Census, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA Note: According to this record, Charles immigrated to the US in 1918. His father was born in Newfoundland & his mother in England. Charles worked in a shipyard. His in-laws, Samuel & Jennie Whitaker were living with Charles & Evalyn in 1920. On his wife's	Charles Henry Bennett
20	Her family came to USA when she was 3 months old. They came to the Dakotas	Bertha Fredericka Bergner
21	Known as Aunt Hanna	Brita Johanna Bergner
22	Erik could have been born 5 Nov 1865 This Bergner family came to USA from Sweden in July 1887. Came to Red Deer from Nebraska in 1900. Settled SW18-41-21-4. Erik apparently took his own life by hanging in the barn. Arrived in New YorK 15th of August 1887 on the ship S.S. ALASKA. He was 22 at the time. The point of departure was from Liverpoo, England and Queenstown, Ieland. The ship was a 4 masted combination sail and steamer. In the 20th to 21st July, 1900 US census his home was listed as Twp 95, Range 66, W5, Gregory, South Dakota In 1886 Swedish Passenger List Erik (22 yr), Ingeborg (24 yr), Freda (3 yr) and Frederika (1/2 yr) are listed In 1901 Alberta Census Erik, Martha, Freda, Bertha, Edith, Esta and Ruth are listed In 1906 Alberta Census Erik, Martha, Edith, Hester and Ruth are listed S18,T41,R21,4th Also found in 1916 Alberta Census Red Deer District	Erik Petter Bergner
23	In the 20th to 21st July, 1900 US census the home was listed as Twp 95, Range 66, W5, Gregory, South Dakota. Freida’s birth day was supposedly Sept 1883	Fredricka (Freda) Johanna Bergner
24	He and his wife could have died in the same year due to Scarlett Fever. The three children were farmed out to relatives in and around Vigge, Sweden.	Johannes Bergner
25	Edmonton	Tony Bielech
26	lived at La Rochelle, Aunis (Charente-Maritime)	Renee (or Biret) Birette
27	He was a lieutenant of the militia in 1693. He was a captain of the militia between 1706 and 1709 at St-Michel cote, Ste-Foy, Quebecbec.	Guillaume Bonhomme
28	Lived in Carrot River	Agnes Boucher
29	Member of Sask Legislative Assembly from 1891 to 1898	Charles Eugene Boucher
30	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Edouard Boucher
31	Sr Marie de Saint Marcien	Emma (St Marcien) Boucher
32	Arrived in Canada in 1634 may have died 18 nov 1678	Francois Boucher
33	Was a boy of 12 during Riel Rebellion	Frederick Antoine Boucher
34	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	George Boucher
35	probably came to Quebec about 1610	Jacques Jean Boucher
36	They had 7 kids	Jean Galleran Boucher
37	Went west in May 1, 1815.	Jean Marie Boucher
38	This death is probably wrong - belongs to a man who was 33 years old! This other m an was married to Juli Rocheblave	Jean-Baptiste III Boucher
39	On June 5, 1882 started out on Fort Carleton Trail from St Francois Xavier on Assiniboine River through Portage La Prairie to Batoche and on to St Louis. J.B. directed the caravan. They arrived in St Louis, SK on July 27, 1882. On March 21, 1885 he signed the “Justice Commands to take up arms.” One of 15 of Louis Riel’s councillors. Was a guide for Simon Fraser in his explorations.	Jean-Baptiste IV Boucher
40	He was on Riel’s Council of the Provisional Government of Saskatchewan - 1885. Charles Nolin, Pierre Parenteau (Chairman), Gabriel Dumont, Baptiste Boyer, Moise Ouellette, Donald Ross, Albert Monkman, Ambrose Jobin, Baptiste Parenteau, Pierre Henry, Norbert DeLorme, Damase Carriere, Maxime Lepine, Baptiste Boucher, David Tourond, Phillipe Garnot (Secretary)	Jean-Baptiste V Boucher
41	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Lionel Boucher
42	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Louis Boucher
43	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Louis (Bud) Boucher
44	Killed in a car accident.	Louise Boucher
45	Arrived in Canada in 1634	Marin Boucher
46	Ordained on Dec 8, 1927 in St. Louis, SK	Msgr. Joseph Alfred Boucher
47	they had 10 kids	Pierre Pitoche Boucher
48	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Roland Boucher
49	Lived at Bonne Madone with her husband.	Sarah Marion Boucher
50	Settled in Indiana, USA, 1770	Vital Boucher