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101	They had no children.	Family: F5031
102	They had no issue.	Family: F3954
103	They had ten children, including Liberty Independence.	Family: F3889
104	They have no children (1928, at publication of Lucius Weaver's work).	Family: F3680
105	They were married at the St. Werburgh Parish Church of Warburton. They must have been married in the old westerly church as the newer southeasterly church was not built until 1883-1885. "Emma and John married at the Parish church of Warburton, Warburton, Cheshire on the 21st December 1876. At the time of marriage both were living in Warburton. Johns occupation was a labourer. There is no fathers name listed on the wedding certificate for John Hampson. Emma's father is listed as Oliver Bancroft (labourer). Edward Walkden and Caroline Walkden were witnesses to the wedding. " (Nicola Devereux)	Family: F5138
106	They were married by a Methodist Minister.	Family: F1517
107	They were married by Charles T. Lowden, Esq.	Family: F580
108	They were married by married by W. Comstock, Justice.	Family: F4896
109	They were married by the Rev. Nathan Hill. Lucius Weaver notes: "All of their children were tall except Sarah, whose lack of unusual height was fully offset by ample breadth, and all were prosperous and of high standing in the communities in which they lived."	Family: F4214
110	They were married by the Rev. W. D. Allen, minister of the First Methodist Church, in a home ceremony witnessed only by Flora Potter's family.	Family: F4
111	They were was married by Elder Snow of the West Congregational Church.	Family: F4098
112	This John Adams Family are ancestors to John Adams & John Quincy Adams, Presidents of the United States.	Family: F413
113	William E. Donnelly and Margaret Esther Smith were 2nd cousins.	Family: F7
114	William F. J. Smith and Beulah Foster had no children.	Family: F563
115	William Howe and Anna Marie had no children.	Family: F1887
116	William Longcor and Margaret Harris were married by Rev. W. W. Mitchell. At the time of their marriage, William was 21 years 10 months and 15 days, and Margaret was 16 years 10 months and 8 days.	Family: F1432
117	William Malloy Longcor & Martha "Ellen" Moore, were married by L. L. Harris, Justice of the Peace.	Family: F1515
118	Zoe Tom reported marriage date as 1933. The had no children.	Family: F468
119	["Sycamore Springs, KS" is ambiguous; there is a Sycamore Springs in both Butler and Montgomery Counties.]	Family: F4938
120	[Ashley notes: "He married twice and had at least four children." The three children indicated here are given in Ashley without identifying the mother. The Human Family Tree Project identifies Hunydd as the mother; however, the other wife and fourth child are not identified in either source.]	Family: F4054
121	[Because of the similarity of names, I have a suspicion that the two husbands -- Lewis D. Bennet and Lewis D. Beemer -- are the same individuals.]	Family: F1989
122	[Camden, Pike, AR could not be located in a modern atlas or the Pike County web page. However, there is a Pike in Ouachita County, AR.]	Family: F1845
123	[Chuck Arnold indicates that Silas Jenks Weaver had a second wife, Mary H., and one child, who was born and died between 1900 and 1910, by this wife. It seems odd that Lucius Weaver does not mention this wife, as his book was published after their reported marriage.]	Family: F4659
124	[In addition to Naomi and John D., Ernest Self indicates 7 other children of Abraham Hargis Downing and Maria Suffena Longcore. Since they are not of primary research interest, I have not included them here.]	Family: F1789
125	[In addition to Richard Daniel Struble, Ernest Self indicates 5 other issue, and ancestors, of Daniel Struble and Maria Couse. Since this line is not my primary research interest, I have not included them here.]	Family: F2057
126	[Lucius Weaver does not assign mothers to Herman R. Weaver's children. I have assigned them parentage base on the death date of his first wife Ida May, and the marriage date of his second wife, Mary Alice.]	Family: F4410
127	[Lucius Weaver does not assign mothers to Herman R. Weaver's children. I have assigned them parentage base on the death date of his first wife Ida May, and the marriage date of his second wife, Mary Alice.]	Family: F4411
128	[Lucius Weaver does not record any children.]	Family: F4208
129	[Lucius Weaver indicates only issue as Harriet Malvina and Frances.]	Family: F1268
130	[Lucius Weaver indicates only issue from marriage as Malvina Amanda.]	Family: F1267
131	[Lucius Weaver notes: "She also was a widow of his brother Miles."]	Family: F3753
132	[Lucius Weaver only includes Lillian and Nettie Ellen as issue from this marriage.]	Family: F1245
133	[Lucius Weaver records no children from this marriage.]	Family: F4270
134	[Marriage and his last name inferred from census record.]	Family: F5118
135	[Sources indicate at least thirteen children by this marriage; except for Adelaide, these are not of immediate interest for this compilation.]	Family: F3859
136	[They had been married 2 years at the 1910 census.]	Family: F79
137	[This spouse, identified by Ernest Self, is not identified by Christy Hackett. She identifies a spouse Elizabeth Pitt. Pitt is given name of a child of this marriage.]	Family: F2060
138	[Warrington, MO was not found in a modern atlas.]	Family: F1530
139	"Broncho Billy Anderson" was the stage name of Max ARONSON - See Sources.	Max Aaronson
140	[Her reported death date of 1586 is inconsistent with the reported birth date of son, Clement, 1590/1592.]	Margaret Adams
141	This Ancestor File record is probably a duplicate entry for AFN:2308-M6V with a Birth date of abt 1484. Other posibility is that this entry died in infancy, and a later child was given the same name.	Robert Adams
142	!Letter from Dwight A. COREY Sr, Moosup CT, APR 1990 !Information from him at Ekonk Hill, Moosup CT, 1992 !1880 Census, Warwick RI (Arctic Village), T9/1209, v.1, p.254A (COREY, Paris) !c/f Soundex 1900 CT, MA or RI; 1920 CT or RI (do MA)	Charles P. Allen
143	Anarawd's and Cadell's military skills were considerable. In 880 or 881, the brothers soundly defeated the Mercians at the battle of Conway, avenging their father's death. After entering into a disasterous alliance with the Danes of East Anglia -- they ravaged Gwynedd -- the brothers entered into alliance with the Saxon King Alfred of Wessex against the Danes. They were apparently successful in keeping the Danes at bay, and extended the family's powers to the include nearly all of south Wales. [See Cadell for a fuller discussion.]. [One correspondent indicates a line from Llewellyn ap Seisyllt to Hywel Dda as follows: "Llewellyn ap Prawst ach Elisedd ap Rhodri" ap Hywell Dda. I have not confirmed this lineage through any other sources. Other sources indicate that Rhodri had no descendents. 30 Aug 2002.]	King Anawrad ap Rhodri Mawr
144	Anarawd inherited the "heartland" of his father's kingdom -- Gwynedd (including Anglesey) and Powys. His younger brother inherited Seisyllwg. They acted together in partnership, and thereby became a major force in Wales.	King Anawrad ap Rhodri Mawr
145	She remained unmarried.	Isoline Andrew
146	John Andrews (AFN:K1B7-N3) is not likely to be in the William Andrews & Abigail Graves Family Group (LDS Ancestor File), as his birth date (if correct) precedes thair marriage date (if correct) by about 20 years, and Abigail would be only 10 years of age. (Note: 2 Sep 1999).	John Andrews
147	He had no children.	Josiah Andrews
148	[The place reference could either be Washington County, RI or Washington, Kent, RI]	Leon Dell Andrews
149	This individual cannot be in Family Group of William Andrews & Abigail Graves (as recorded in the LDS Ancestor file) if Sir Thomas' birth date is correct, as it proceeds the parents birth and marriage dates. Perhaps he is the father of William? (Note date: 2 Sep 1999)	Sir Thomas Andrews
150	Birthplace may also be Farmington, Hartford, CT.	John Andrus (Andrews)