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Some Statistics:
Leaves on our tree: 717,157
Updated in the past month: 3,846
Researchers: 11,909
1 JAN 1839 | born in PA |
13 JUL 1919 | PA, Mt Pleasant, Mt Pleasant Cemetery |
10 JUL 1919 | died in Westmoreland Co, PA, about age 81. |
Hasbrouck | 87 | NY, ID, MN, WI, WA, MI, DC, CA, NJ, OK, NE, ND, Philippines, HI, OR, MT, IL, CO, IA | Porter | 8 | England, MA |
DuBois | 27 | NY, ID, NE, CT, OR, MI | Stoddard | 8 | CT, NY |
Deyo | 23 | NY, IA | Winter | 8 | England, Wales, Ireland |
Orsini | 13 | Italy, Greece | Johnson | 7 | England, MA, CT, RI |
Ashcraft | 12 | IN, OH, AR, CO, CA | LeFevre | 7 | NY, CA, MI, CT |
Brown | 12 | PA, MD, England, NC, NJ, CA | Mellinger | 7 | OH, MN, MT |
Kilby | 12 | NY, NJ, NC, WA, ND | Morse | 7 | MA, ME, AL |
Robinson | 12 | RI, NH, NB | Appleby | 6 | England |
Henkin | 11 | MA, MO, Russia | Brigham | 6 | MA, NY, CT |
Suratt | 10 | AL, MS, TN, KY, AR, DC, NY, MO, LA, NJ | Burdick | 6 | MT, CA, MI, CT, MA, RI, England, IN, OR |
Dietz | 9 | MN | Charlton | 6 | England, GA, SC, MD |
Rosnov | 9 | Russia, MA, RI | Runyon | 6 | NJ, KY, NY, IL, CA |
Short | 9 | IA, OK, NY, TX, MO, AR, NC | Stewart | 6 | SD |
Hubbard | 8 | MA, RI, England, CT, NY | Weinblatt | 6 | NY, Austria, NJ, Romania, CA, MA |
28 JAN 1806 | born in Danville, Boyle Co, KY |
1829-1830 | KY, Danville, Centre College, Trustee |
1831-1836 | KY, Danville, Centre College, Professor |
1831 | NJ, Princeton, Princeton Theological Seminary |
1847-1848 | MD, Second Presbyterian Church, Minister |
1849-1856 | VA, Hampden Sydney College, President |
1856-1858 | KY, Lexington, Transylvania University, President |
1858-1863 | KY, Danville, Centre College, President |
26 MAY 1863 | died in Danville, Boyle Co, KY, about age 57. |
professor |
26 JUN 1817 | born in Potsdam, St Lawrence Co, NY |
1 SEP 1875 | died in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co, UT, about age 58. |
LDS Church Apostle |
George M. Rankin | Jun 4 |
Leonard B. Schultze | Jun 4 |
Daniel Morris | Jun 4 |
Ida Lee Glascock | Jun 4 |
Mahlon Isaac Glascock | Jun 4 |
William Richard Flora | Jun 4 |
Eugene Dewey Brittin | Jun 4 |
Bernice Irene Davis | Jun 4 |
Samuel Block | Jun 4 |
Harold Leo Block | Jun 4 |
Bernard H Block | Jun 4 |
Arthur Block | Jun 4 |
Leslie "Pete" Bernard Handcock | Jun 4 |
Alice Virginia Martin Crew | Jun 4 |
Timothy Wiehlernburger | Jun 3 |
Janice Stewart | Jun 3 |
Geoffrey Stewart | Jun 3 |
Christian Stewart | Jun 3 |
Connor Stewart | Jun 3 |
Natalie Schumascher | Jun 3 |
Mark Stewart | Jun 3 |
Katherine Daniels | Jun 3 |
Raymond Stewart | Jun 3 |
Charles Bowler Atwood | Jun 3 |
Lucy Jane Bowler | Jun 3 |
David Atwood | Jun 3 |
David Cole Atwood | Jun 3 |
Mary Jane Coggeshall, a pioneer in the women’s suffrage movement, came to Des Moines in 1865. She served as editor of the Women’s Standard, President of the Iowa Woman Suffrage Association, and in 1895 was elected to the Board of the National Woman Suffrage Association.
Albert B. Cummins, a nationally known Progressive leader, served as Governor for 3 terms, as U.S. Senator for 3 terms and was President of the Senate after Coolidge’s elevation to the Presidency in 1923. Edwin T. Meredith, head of the well known publishing firm, served as Secretary of Agriculture under Woodrow Wilson, was a candidate for Governor and U.S. Senator, and was appointed to numerous federal commissions and boards.