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Farmer-Van Meurs Family History
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 | "History of the First Methodist Episcopal church, Racine, Wisconsin
John E. Farmer is mentioned on pages 96, 101, 129, 134-6 of this PDF document |
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| 1810 Moses overton
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 | 1820 US Census, NC, Granville (Barnett).png
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 | 1822 Greenleaf Ave., Chicago: Birthplace of James A. Farmer
(From Google Street View, 16 May 2012) |
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| 1836 - Land purchase, Montgomery County, IL
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| 1836 - Land purchase, Montgomery County, IL
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| 1856 - Saw mill in Ellwood, Kansas
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| 1861 - Assessor in Ellwood, Kansas
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 | 1920 census: James Farmer and family
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| A biographical sketch of John High
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 | A.A. and Anna Nancy Ralph Farmer - 1910 US Census
Indicates that A.A. Farmer was traffic manager at the Sheboygan Chair Co. |
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 | A.A. Farmer Family - US 1900 Census
A.A., Anne, John, Charles, Lee, Herbert |
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| Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents
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