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1	"Genealogy of Jacob Kimble of the Paupack Settlement, Wayne and Pike County, Pa., and His Descendants, with Information on the Allied Families of Ridgway and Ansley." Prepared by Mr. and Mrs. John H. Schneider, Winnetka, Ill., and Mr. Howard Kimble, Ames, Iowa. 1952 The Accurate Law Printing Co., In., 19 S. Wells Street, Chicago, Ill.	Source: "Genealogy of Jacob Kimble and His Descendants"
2	"List of children and their descendants of Jonas, Emil,Gottlieb, Katharine and Johannes Huber, and their addresses, as known to me at this date, Dec. 14, 1947." These are the children of Jonas Huber, 1826-1868, of Maulbronn, Germany. The compiler of the three-page list was Kurt Huber of San Francisco.	Source: Kurt Huber Records
3	"Some of the high spots in the life of Stella Hall Green recorded by her at the request of her grandson, Harold Hoadly Green Jr." 1947	Source: Stella Hall Autobiography
4	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Source: Faye Brown records
5	According to Yolo County Biographies, at this site: http://www.calarchives4u.com/Biographies/yolo/yolo-free.htm	Family: F1843
6	After Amy's father died, her mother married Cleveland industrialist Thomas H. White, as his second wife. Attended Wells College, Aurora, N.Y.	Amy Florence Brannan
7	Alfred's younger brother Barnett married at the same place on the same day.	Family: F279
8	Amy's last name has been recorded as Brennan, Brannan and Brannon. The most likely version is Brannan, as that is how several different newspapers spelled it at the time of her wedding, and it matches the spelling on her death record.	Amy Florence Brannan
9	Apparently adopted. He most likely is the Nelson T. Church, son of George and Cora Church of Phelps, NY, born Nov. 1897. In the 1900 census, he is not with the family, and his 'mother' is listed as having had no children. In the 1910 census he appears as Nelson C. Church, a boarder, age 12, with the Ansley family.	Nelson Church Ansley
10	At age 9, he lost a leg in the train accident that killed his mother.	Frank Welling Snedaker
11	Available at Heritage Quest Online	Source: "Humphreys Family in America"
12	Available at www.digitalarchives.wa.gov	Source: "Frontier Justice: Guide to the Court Records of Washington Territory"
13	Based on his passport application in 1918.	Horatio Seymour Ansley
14	Based on Manny's enlistment record.	Alfred Lazarus Fingleston
15	Birth date is estimated.	Jakob David Eliasiewicz
16	Birth year based on death and marriage records.	Rebecca Goldsmid
17	Birthdate and place are based on her three US passport applications.	Elizabeth Turner
18	Birthdate is reported to be July 2, 1832, to William Harris and Betsy Sharpe.	Lucy Harris
19	Birthplace is based on 1901 census.	Sarah Sugarman
20	Birthplace is based on 1901 census. Birth year estimated from 1891 and 1901 censuses.	Barnett Goodman
21	Birthplace of Vilna was given in 1901 census. Date ranges from 1818 (based on 1901 census) to 1827 (based on his headstone).	Barnett Goodman
22	Blanche always gave her birthdate as Oct. 27, rather than Nov. 3.	Blanche Fingleston
23	Blanche and Saul most likely met during one of his 10 trips to Europe from 1928 to 1940, or during one of her two trips to New York, in 1935 and 1936. They were not yet married when she moved from London to New York in October 1940.	Family: F276
24	Block C, Row 17, No. 11.	Woolf Godfrey Fingleston
25	Block C, Row 4, No. 44	Henry Solomon
26	Block C, Row 43, No. 34	Dorothy Fingleston
27	Block E, Row 11, No. 13.	Alfred Lazarus Fingleston
28	Born William Evans Decker	William Evans Ansley
29	Calculated from gravestone.	Albert S. Ansley
30	Calculation from gravestone.	Wilbur Parker Ansley
31	Calculation from gravestone.	Ida Matilda Ansley
32	Calculation from gravestone.	Prudence Clark
33	Caroline, known as Carrie, apparently was named for her paternal grandmother, whose name reportedly was Carrie Goodman.	Caroline Goodman
34	Cause of death was given as "ileo-colitis".	Thomas Francis Ansley
35	Date is estimated, based on the assumption that she died before marriage.	Baila Eliasiewicz
36	Death was caused by artillery shelling during World War I.	David Abrahams
37	Died in German army during World War I.	Erich Huber
38	Died in World War I.	David Abrahams
39	Estimated. It was between the births of Szmul in 1871 and Hersz in 1875.	Jakob David Eliasiewicz
40	Evidence suggests that Josiah Way had a daughter, Mary, who was the first wife of Samuel Hewitt of Jay. This is unproved.	Josiah Way
41	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Source: Jonathan Ansley family records
42	For the historical pages of this publication, Philena Ansley provided a seven-page, first-person account of her family's move from Pennsylvania to Michigan in 1831. It contains a few key genealogical details not otherwise available.	Source: Calhoun County Business Directory for 1869-70, Together with a History of the County
43	Frank and Amy "first met on shipboard as they were returning from Japan".
44	Frank and Amy "first met on shipboard as they were returning from Japan".	Family: F1521
45	From Alice A. Gerth of Mapleton, Minn., in 1984.	Source: Alice Gerth Records
46	From Israel Interior Ministry records.	Dina
47	From Israel Interior Ministry records.	Yehuda Izbitski
48	From Israel Interior Ministry records.	Yehuda Izbitski
49	From Martha Sullivan, greendragon2@comcast.net, great-great granddaughter of Lowell Harding.	Source: Martha Sullivan records
50	From this Blanding Genealogy: http://www.pglg.com/blanding/don_blanding/DB-ancestors.pdf	James L. Kimble