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| 651 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (IFHGA)
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| 652 | Son of the Bashaw or governor of Tetuan Morocco 1891 | Kadir, Sidi Mohammed Ben (ISMBK)
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| 653 | Son of Urling Sibley Iselin and O'Donnell Iselin | Iselin, Peter (IPISE)
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| 654 | son of William Rivers Taylor and Annie Brown Spear Taylor | Taylor, William James Romeyn (IWJRT)
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| 655 | son of William Rivers Taylor and Annie Brown Spear Taylor | Taylor, James S. (IJSTA)
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| 656 | Son of William Walcott Wadsworth and Emeline Austin Wadsworth of Geneseo NY. | Wadsworth, Herbert (IHWAD)
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| 657 | son of Williiam Goddard | Goddard, William G. (IWGG2)
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| 658 | spouse of George Ellwanger mother of George H. Ellwanger | Ellwanger, Cornelia Brooks (ICBEL)
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| 659 | St. Paul's School class of 1897 classmate of J.G. Averell possibly from Rochester | Brainerd, G.G. (IGGBR)
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| 660 | St. Paul's School faculty 1874-1911 | Drumm, Rev. Thomas James (ITJDR)
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| 661 | St. Paul's School student 1890-1893; Harvard class of 1897; address 9 Livingston Park Rochester; occupation: lawyer | Buell, Henry Douglas (IHDBU)
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| 662 | St. Paul's School student 1891-1895 Harvard class of 1899. From Morris Plains NJ | Forbes, Joseph Dunderdale (IJDFO)
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| 663 | St. Paul's School student 1892-1895; Harvard class of 1899; from St. Louis MO | Tiffany, George Shepley (IGSTI)
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| 664 | St. Paul's School student 1893-1895; Harvard class of 1899 | Norton, John Watkinson (IJWNO)
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| 665 | St. Paul's School student 1893-1895; went on to Hobart College; lived in Watkins, NY | Beach, George Cameron (IGCBE)
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| 666 | St. Paul's School student 1894-1896; Yale class of 1899; from Bridgeport CT | Hawley, Samuel Mills (ISMHA)
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| 667 | St. Paul's School student from Gardner Massachusetts | Ballard, Seth Haywood (ISHBA)
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| 668 | St. Paul's School student from Rochester; son of Rufus Adams Sibley and Martha A. Haven; became an M.D. in Philadelphia | Sibley, Edward Rufus (IERSI)
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| 669 | steward of the Windsor Hotel NYC | Blakely, Andrew S. (IASBL)
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| 670 | student 1862-1867) then faculty (1868-1928) at St. Paul's School | Knox, James Carter (IJCKN)
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| 671 | student and later master at St. Paul's School Concord NH. He returned to St. Paul's 1893 as a master so he would have been known to J. G. Averell. | Scudder, Willard (IWSCU)
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| 672 | Student at St. Paul's School 1893-95; Yale 99 from Grand Rapids MI | Boise, Edward Baldwin (IEBBO)
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| 673 | student Elisabeth Sibley sponsored to Oberlin College in 1895 | Yukitaka, Ozaki (IYOZA)
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| 674 | Sufi Sheik whose tomb Emily Sibley Watson saw in Egypt | al-Hajjaj al-Balawi, Abu (IAHAG)
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| 675 | tentatively identified as Mrs. Henry T. Williams | Ward, Fannie (IFWAR)
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| 676 | The English actor whose stage name was Henry Irving | Bodribb, John Henry (IJHBO)
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| 677 | third wife of Charles Grandison Finney | Finney, Rebecca Allen (IRARF)
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| 678 | Tinker who founded Tinker Homestead in Henrietta | Tinker, James (IJTIN)
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| 679 | Tsar of Russia | II, Emperor of Russia Alexander (IALII)
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| 680 | Tsar of Russia | the Great Peter (IPET1)
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| 681 | Tutor of James Sibley Watson Jr. during 1909 trip to the Grand Canyon; also collaborators, with Marius Barbeau & Sir Ernest Macmillan, on film Nass River Indians. | Gunn, Alexander Hastings (IAHGU)
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| 682 | U.S. major general during the American Civil War and the Democratic presidential nominee in 1864 | McClellan, Major-General George Brinton (IGBMC)
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| 683 | Uncle of Hiram Sibley | Sibley, Asa (IASI2)
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| 684 | University of Rochester alumnus minister writer traveler. | Ely, Joseph A. (IJAEL)
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| 685 | Unknown individual possibly a servant | Blossom (IBLOS)
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| 686 | US Secretary of the Navy 1861-1869 | Wells, Gideon (IGWEL)
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| 687 | Vice-President of Western Union | Mumford, George H. (IGHMU)
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| 688 | Waiter on the Sesostris 1892-1893 | Joseph (IJOSE)
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| 689 | Watson, Austin H., of Stamford, Conn., son of Patrick J. and Caroline Lathrop Watson, was born April 24, 1842, at Wilmington. After attending the public schools he passed his early life about his father's mills, and one year in the army. In 1864 he secured a junior clerkship with the Western Union Telegraph Co., at Rochester, N. Y., and in 1866 was appointed storekeeper in charge of main supply depots of the company at New York. Continued advance in his salary made this an agreeable position, which he retained until he resigned in 1879, to become junior member of the firm of James E. Vail, Jr., & Co., dry goods commission merchants and manufacturers' agents, Worth street, New York. Six years later he purchased Mr. Vail's interest and became senior member of the present firm of Watson, Bull & Co., who have largely extended the business dealings with leading wholesale houses throughout the country. He is also president of the Connecticut Witch Hazel Co., whose production will equal three thousand barrels yearly. In August, 1862, he enlisted as private in Co. F, 16th Regt. Vt. Vols. Upon the promotion of one of his comrades he became the clerk of the regiment, and was thereby relieved of all equipment and company duty. At Gettysburg he selected one of the many abandoned muskets on the field, and with a handful of cartridges sought out his company at the front, where he remained throughout the battle. His conspicuous bravery was known to all the officers of the regiment, and Colonel Veazey, recognizing that this youth was the only detailed man who voluntarily exposed himself on this sanguinary field, appointed him quartermaster-sergeant of the regiment, the highest honor at his command. Mr. Watson enjoys the genial, social side of life, and in this way has had many duties to perform connected with various associations. He was the first treasurer of the well known Apollo Glee Club, of Brooklyn, N. Y.; secretary of the Oxford Club of Brooklyn, 1883 to '85, and of the Telegraphers Mutual Benefit Association, 1876 to '79; a director of Stamford Social Club, 1889 to 1892, and is now its president (1893). He is vice-president of the Forest and Stream Club, of Wilmington, and also a director of the Stamford Yacht Club; he is also president of the Clover Club in New York City. He was singularly fortunate in his marriage, Oct. 28, 1879, to Julia Brainerd Vail, a very attractive and noble woman, daughter of James Everett and Ridelia Kenyon Vail, of Brooklyn, N. Y., where they resided till 1886, removing thence to Stamford, Conn. Their home, "Oakdale," on the banks of Rippawanna river, while unpretentious, is noted for the cordial, hearty welcome and kindly good cheer extended to all. Source: Jacob G. Ullery, compiler, Men of Vermont: An Illustrated Biographical History of Vermonters and Sons of Vermont, (Transcript Publishing Company, Brattleboro, VT, 1894), Part III, pp. 166-7. | Watson, Austin Hall (IAHWA)
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| 690 | Wesley Chapel Cemetery, HIlliard, Franklin Country, Ohio, USA | Agoston, Tibor (ITAGO)
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| 691 | Western Union executive | Stager, Anson (IASTA)
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| 692 | Western Union receiving clerk | Horner, John (IJHOR)
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| 693 | Widow of Rochester businessman Alfred Wright | Wright, Mary D. (IMDWR)
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| 694 | wife of Capt. Charles Steadman | Steadman, Mrs. (ISTEA)
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| 695 | Wife of Charles Heermann | Heermann, E. (IEHEE)
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| 696 | wife of Col. Oliver H. Palmer | Palmer, Susan Augusta (ISAHP)
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| 697 | wife of Edward Richmond Tinker II | Tinker, Phebe Wilmarth (IPWTI)
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| 698 | Wife of Emmett H. Jennings of the Keeler & Jennings carriage manufacturing company | Jennings, Ella Durand (IEDJE)
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| 699 | Wife of F.G. Ritso | Ritso, Annie (IARI2)
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| 700 | Wife of Fletcher Harper Sibley | Farr, Georgiana Harding (IGHFS)
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