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1	franczeska, along with Julianna, Cecelia, Wladislawa (Laura) and Chester, boarded the SS Stuttgart in Bremen, Germany and arrived in Baltimore, MD on 2/26/1905.	Francszeska
2	Birth: Oct. 22, 1890 Death: Jun. 21, 1979 Wife of Seymour Salls Burial:: Glendale Memorial Gardens Rexdale Ontario, Canada	Olive ALLISON
3	Birth: unknown Death: Oct. 29, 2006 Note: Born in Mariah Center, she was a longtime resident of Fulton. Mrs. Salls had owned and operated Salls Grocery Store in Fulton. Burial:: Mount Adnah Cemetery Fulton Oswego County New York, USA Janice is a direct decendant of Clara Barton, first president of the American Red Cross in 1881.	Janice Elizabeth BARTON
4	SSN 123-24-5706 Obituary from the St. Petersburg Times (FL) - March 18, 1995 Doris M. Salls, 70, of St. Petersburg, died Thursday (March 16, 1995) at All Children's Hospital. She was born in Salem, N.Y., and came here in 1985 from Victory Mills, N.Y. She was a Catholic. Survivors include her husband of 48 years, Malcolm C. Sr.; a daughter, Bonita Tampellini, Indian Rocks Beach; five sons, Ronald and Scott, both of St. Petersburg, Malcolm Jr. and Bruce, both of Victory Mills, and Richard, Schuylerville, N.Y.; 12 grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. Thomas J. Brett Funeral Home, St. Petersburg.	Doris BENNETT
5	Dana was adopted by Jeannie and Lawrence. Her birth mother is Susan Byers, and she has a biological half sister named Lindi Lott.	Dana Nicole BENSON
6	Katie immigrated to Canada with her parents in 1910. They were of German descent, and had immigrated to the republic of Georgia some generations earlier.	Katherine BETTCHER
7	There is NO documentation supporting the theory that George & Charlotte Salls (1830-1898) are the parents of Sidney Bissell (1866-1877). It is speculation due to Sidney's tombstone being located in the George Bissell family plot in Stanstead County, Quebec, Canada.	George BISSELL
8	Mary's grave is located just inside of the gate of the cemetery. She is buried with her husband, Duncan; Daughter, Helen & infant son, Lester.	Mary Elizabeth BISSELL
9	Sophia could not write. Inscription on the gravestone reads Sophia Bissell - Our Mother	Sophia BISSELL
10	[Suggest a correction] Birth: Apr. 6, 1910 Essex County New York, USA Death: Nov. 30, 2007 Essex County New York, USA MELVINA A. SALLS, 97, of Old Lake Colby Road, Saranac Lake, died Friday, Nov. 30, 2007, at her home. She was born in Saranac Lake, N.Y., on April 6, 1910, the daughter of Alfred and Clara (Lester) Bordeau. Calling hours will take place at the Fortune-Keough Funeral Home on Monday from 6 to 9 p.m. A funeral service will take place at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, with the Rev. Robert Lawthers officiating. Burial will follow at Pine Ridge Cemetery in Saranac Lake. Burial::Pine Ridge Cemetery Saranac LakeEssex CountyNew York, USA	Melvina Agnes BORDEAU
11	Helena died from Congestive heart failure, arterio sclerotic heart disease	Helena BREWER
12	Norman is a true Latter Day Saint Mormon. Most of the members of his family were, or have been in the past, members of the Mormon Church, as of 1972. He has a Bruorton family coat of arms out of Worcestershire, England. Norman had extensive genealogical records on the members of his family & the ramifications of it's connections with other families in 1972. Norman was living at 5541 65th Avenue North, Pinellas Park, Florida in 1972.	Norman Earl BRUORTON
13	A book titled The Amidon Family page 79 reports the marriage of Loretta to George Salls (1869-1923) on October 10, 1898 & the birth of a son, Ralph, on January 12, 1900. Loretta died from Epilepsy due to intra cranial hemorrhage.	Loretta Mary CAREY
14	Birth: Jan. 14, 1921 Death: Apr. 3, 1992 1LT, US ARMY Burial:: Massachusetts National Cemetery Bourne Barnstable County Massachusetts, USA Plot: 9, 0, 2309	Louise Elizabeth CESCHIA
15	Aaron came to Alburg, Vermont when he was 18 years old in 1876 with his parents. After his marriage in 1878 he lived in Clarenceville, Quebec, Canada until 1886 when he returned to Alburg, Vermont.	Aaron Albert CHEESEMAN
16		Janice Marie CLARK
17	Freda Salls Obituary from The Herald of Randolph, VT, July 5, 2005: RANDOLPH CENTER Freda Ethel Cornell Salls, 78, of Randolph Center, died Friday night, July 1, 2005, at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H. She was born May 5, 1927, in Bethel, the daughter of Fred and Nellie (Davis) Cornell. She was educated in East Bethel schools and at South Royalton High School. She was married for 30 years to Hiram W. Salls of Randolph, with whom she had 10 children. She spent the majority of her life raising her children, and spent many years babysitting grandchildren and acting as short order cook for her children, grandchildren, and relatives. She also spent some time as a 4-H leader for gardening and sewing. Her hobbies included crocheting and crafts, jigsaw puzzles, crosswords, bird watching, playing rummy with family, and most recently, writing poetry. She enjoyed watching the Yankees, Nascar racing, and soap operas. Survivors include three sons: Duane Salls and Hiram Isaac Salls Sr., both of Randolph Center, Dean Salls Sr. of South Royalton; six daughters, Barbara Snow of Brookfield, Helen Hackett of Nashua, N.H., Maidene Rice of Randolph Center, Doreen Martin of Brookfield, Jessie Barnaby of Sharon, and Julie Tabor of Randolph Center; a sister, Arlene Benware of Mt. Holly; 25 grandchildren, and many great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by a son, Gordon Salls; four brothers, Cleveland Cornell, Stanley Cornell, Clifton Cornell, and Alton Mick Cornell; a sister, Celia Davis; and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, July 7, at the Day Funeral Home in Randolph, with Rev. Roger Wotton officiating. Burial will follow at Pleasant View Cemetery in Randolph. Contributions in her memory may be made to the National Osteoporosis Foundation, Attn: Memorials, 1232 22nd Street NW, Washington, D.C., 20037-1292; or to the American Diabetes Association, 77 Hegeman Avenue, Colchester, Vt., 05446.	Freda CORNELL
18	Lucy & her husband, Benjamin, witnessed the baptism of Benjamin Bissell on June 6, 1819 in Clarenceville, Quebec, Canada Lucy & her husband, Benjamin, witnessed the baptism of Lucinda Filer on September 26, 1819 in Clarenceville, Quebec, Canada	Lucy CURTIS
19	Wessy was living in the house next door to the general store in the center of Clarnceville, Quebec, Canada in August 1968. She also lived across the street from the old St. George Episcopal Anglican Church (Church of England) erected in 1818. She told Dr. Floy S. Hyde (Salls) (1902) that, prior to 1959, many Salls family graves had been moved from the church graveyard to other cemeteries where Salls family descendants have lots.	Wessy Mary CURTIS
20	Frank was witness to the naturalization of Charles Szerlik Sr.	Frank CZEKAY
21	[Suggest a correction] Birth: Dec. 24, 1929 Death: Jun. 6, 2003 Dau. of Wilfred & Leoni (Roberts) Chaloux Wife of Erwin Harvey Salls Sr. Burial:: Saint Michaels Cemetery (Greensboro Bend) Orleans County Vermont, USA	Wilfreda Joan D'ARC CHALOUX
22	Elizabeth's gravestone was found in 1941 by Worth A. Shampeny of Rochester, Vermont. It had two insriptions: Elizabeth, wife of D. Salls, died December 24, 1857, age 72 years. Mr. Daniel Salls, died February 1845, age 61 years. Nancy Otis states Elizabeth Danford above was Daniels wife, however Carroll Salls lists her as Elizabeth Tryon, same birth and death dates. There is another Elizabeth Danford who was married to George Field Salls Sr. with similar birth and death dates (but not identical). It is unknown which is correcr and if the two Elizabeth Danfords were related or even the same person?	Elizabeth DANFORD
23	[Suggest a correction] Birth: Mar. 26, 1931 Death: May 26, 2004 B: Adamant, Vt. D: North Richland Hills, Tx. Buried: 06/04/04. Preceded by husb., Earl Salls who she married in 12/1953. Burial:: Cabot Plains Cemetery Cabot Washington County Vermont, USA	Ruth Iris DANFORTH
24	Mary had been a resident in Manchester, New Hampshire for five years, & she had lived in North Troy, Vermont prior to 1904. Mary died from Cardiac Embolism. The inscriptions on the gravestone in the cemetery are: Briggs Salls (1842-1905); his wife Mary M. Derick (1846-1909); Ernest R. Salls (1881-1883); Lloyd B. Salls (1873-1946). Apparently Ernest R. Salls who died at two years old may have been a son of Briggs & Mary.	Mary Melissa DERICK
25	Martha's father was born in New York & her mother was born in Canada. Martha signed the death certificate of Albert Salls (1869-1913), her adopted son. The Chenango County, New York Directory, 1902, from Ancestry.com, lists Martha, widow of Reed, as living in the Town of Guilford.	Martha Jane DOUGLAS
26	The 1795 dowry date was reported by Donald McCallum on page 126 of the Eighth report of the Missisquoi County Historical Society.	Rebecca FILER
27	Children of Jonathan Gillett and Ruth Searle: Jonathan Gillett b. 26 Jul 1708, d. 5 Sep 1708 David Gillett b. 5 Jul 1711, d. 14 Aug 1711 Jonathan Gillett b. 5 Jul 1711	Jonathan GILLETT
28	Mary died from Diabetes Mellitus.	Mary Jane GILLETT
29	Frank was blind when he died.	Frank Salls GRADY
30	The 1900 Census shows Eula living with her parents at 101 Walnut Street, Clinton, Worcester County, MA., as well as with her husband Judson at 509 High Street, in Clinton. This may be an indication that this (June 1900) was about the time frame she began her divorce from Judson?	Eulalia A HARTSHORN
31	Hannah Hawley married Isaac Salls circa 1749. Hannah Hawley died at Noyan, Missisquoi Co, Quebec. The wife of Isaac Salls was only known as Hannah from Salisbury records, but her full name was finally located within a land record recorded within the files of Leon Lalanne dated 27 July 1824. On that date, Abraham Salls and brother Jacob Salls sold land to Enock(sic) Salls. The record mentions "right of succession" and specifies "Isaac Salls and Hannah Hawley, their parents, late of Noyan aforesaid, both deceased. Just how Hannah tied in to the Hawley family is another quest.1	Hannah HAWLEY
32	Mary died from a combination of ailments including broncho pneumonia, multiple cerebral thrombosis, right hemiplegia, fracture of right femur, diabetes mellitus & generalized arterio sclerosis.	Mary Jane HEDDERMAN
33	Benjamin made his fortune in the lumber business in Eastern Townships, Quebec, Canada. He was a resident for many years at the Howard Farm in Applegrove, Stanstead County, Quebec, Canada. He settled in Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada in 1891 with his wife, Helen, & children.	Benjamin Cate HOWARD
34	Anthony was named for his father, Anton. It is unclear whether the surname was spelled differently prior to Anthony's birth, as it is unclear what became of his father. There are several theories concerning this. Anthony is listed in the 1920 census as Anthony Szerlik, and in 1930 as Anthony Popielarski.	Anthony Dominick KALACINSKI
35	Michael was adopted by Patricia's second husband and his name was changed, presumably to Michael Breisch.	Michael KALACINSKI
36	Marie is listed in the 1920 census as Marie Szerlik. In the 1930 census, she is listed as Marie Popielarski. Marie was a co-manager for the Sands Hotel and Casino, Atlantic City, NJ.	Marie Bernice KOLACZINSKI
37	MARY E. SALLS ST. ALBANS -- Mrs. Mary E. Salls, age 86, died Saturday morning, April 10, 2004, in the Northwestern Medical Center, after a lengthy illness. She was born April 1, 1918 in St. Albans, daughter of the late George and Eleanor (Lovely) Leahy. Jan. 23, 1943, she married Guy Salls and he predeceased her Oct. 25, 1981. She worked most of her life as a medical secretary for many of the local physicians. She was a former member of the Franklin County Business and Professional Women's Organization, a volunteer and a member of the Northwestern Medical Center Ladies Auxiliary, and a communicant of St. Mary's Church. She is survived by her three children, Judy Domey and her husband, Brian, of St. Albans, David Salls and his wife, Linda, of Charlotte, N.C., and Steven Salls and his wife, Bobbie, of Swanton; seven grandchildren, Jason and Christopher Domey, Kristen Salls-Mills and her husband Steve Mills, Katy Salls, Haley Churchhill, Riley Salls, and Kelli Salls; and several nieces and nephews to include a special niece, Carolyn Church. Besides her husband and parents, she was predeceased by her six brothers and sisters, Jack Leahy, Jim Leahy, George Leahy, Richard Leahy, Eleanor Leahy, and Margaret Callaghan. A Mass Of Christian Burial will be celebrated Wednesday, April 14, 2004, at 10 a.m. in St. Mary's Church. Friends may call at the Brady & Levesque Funeral Home, 86 South Main Street, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Interment will be in the Salls family lot in the St. Albans Bay Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Vermont Lung Association, 30 Farrell St., South Burlington, Vt. 05403. Online condolences can be sent to the family by going to Brady & Levesque's web site: www.bnlfh.com. Arrangements are entrusted to Brady & Levesque Funeral Home.	Mary Elizabeth LEAHY
38	Children of Eunice Searle and Daniel Lee: Daniel Lee Jr (living) Joel Lee (living) Darius Lee (living) Uriel Lee (living) Israel Lee (living) Eunice Lee (living)	Daniel LEE
39	Mabel was Hoyt's housekeeper prior to their marriage.	Mabel Isabel MATHEWS
40	Caddie was living at 2 Oxford Place, Worcester, Massachusetts in 1968. She was said to have an old family bible containing valuable genealogical records which she refused to show to other people.	Caddie B MEAD
41	Hattie moved to Elko, Nevada with her two sons, Burton & John, along with the Pratt & Morse families, after her husband, George, died in 1899. She had a third son, Frank, born out of wedlock, & gave him her former husband's last name.	Hattie Elizabeth MORSE
42	From an e-mail from Fred Templeton to Alan Salls dated 10/31/2004: Jessie lived in East Granville Vt. She was killed by a train while walking from her house to ours for a bucket of water when her pipes froze. She was very agile for her age. She had a picket fence around her house about 2 feet high. I used to go to her house and chop and carry her wood after school. When I had finished she used to walk home with me for supper a couple times a week. When we went out her door she used to push me and say race you to the bridge (about a 100 yards down the road). She would run across the yard and jump the fence to get a head start. This was at 82 years old.	Jessie May MORSE
43	WENDELL E. MORSE ESSEX JUNCTION/MILTON-Wendell E. Morse, 88, of Willey's Court, formerly of Sheldon Road in Milton, died Sunday morning Sept. 2, 2001, in the Vermont Respite House in Williston following a short illness. Mr. Morse was born May 12, 1913 in Greensboro, the son of Thomas P. and Abbie Salls Morse. On July 14, 1939, Wendell married Frances Bernaby. For many years Wendell and his wife owned and operated a farm in North Farrisburg. A charter Member of LaPlatt Grange in Shelburne, Wendell also belonged to the Friendship Lodge # 24 F&AM in Charlotte. He and his wife enjoyed being involved with 4-H and serving as Project Leader for many events. While living in North Farrisburg, Wendell served as both selectman and school director. He was extrememly proud of the fact that he was instrumental in having an elementary school built in the Town of Farrisburg. Mr. Morse was employed by the Vermont Heating and Ventilating Co. until his retirement in 1982. Wendell is survived by his wife, Frances, to whom he had been married to for over 62 years, of Essex Junction and their three children, Thomas P. Morse and his wife Sue of New Mexico, Wendell E. Morse Jr. of Florida, Margaret L. Canfield and her husband Fred of Essex Jct., and 13 grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren. His brother, James Morse and his wife Marge of Florida and Vernon, Vt., and Don Morse of Whitefield, Maine. His sister Phyllis Stromberg of Putney and several neices and nephews. He was predeceased by a daughter Carol Frances Morse on Nov. 18, 1987. Two brothers Reginald in 1969, Robert in 1995, and a sister Margaret Blenderman also in 1995 A funeral service will be held in Friday Sept. 7, 2001 at 2 p.m. in the Minor Funeral Home with Reverend Kim Ransom officiating. For those who wish, memorial contributions may be made to either The Milton Rescue Squad, P.O. Box 15, Milton Vt., 05468, or Essex Rescue, P.O. Box 124, Essex Junction, Vt., 05453-0124	Wendell E MORSE
44	Nina and Selon wintered in California and summered in Minnesota from about 1952 through 1958.	Nina E NEWELL
45	Corrine was not her name at birth. Her name was changed by court order, date unknown.	Corrine NORLIN
46	Elizabeth died from Arterio schlerosis & a fracture of the neck of the left femur due to an accidental fall out of bed.	Elizabeth E Lydia PERKINS
47	Adolph was living in Grand Rapids, MI prior to WWI, as indicated through draft registration. He returned in 1920 en route to a sister's in Beaver Falls, PA. It is unknown if he ever made it that far, as in 1922, he married Cecelia Kolaszinski (Szerlik) and a daughter, Jennie, was born in 1923. The passenger manifest states that the passengers were returning reservists and lists Adolph's last residence as Grand Rapids. The 1930 census shows Adolph, Cecelia, Jennie and Cecilia's children from her first marriage-Marie and Anthony Kolaszinski. All are listed with the surname Popielarski.	Adolph POPIELARSKI
48	DAR ID Number: 29541 Born in Lowell, Massachusetts. Wife of James E. Salls. Descendant of Capt. Jeremiah Marston, of New Hampshire. Daughter of James C. Powell and Louise W. Blood, his wife. Granddaughter of Sylvester Blood and Tabitha Marston (1787-1831), his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Jeremiah Marston and Lydia (Webster) Cummings, his second wife. Jeremiah Marston, served as lieutenant and captain in the New Hampshire Line. He was born in Hampton, N. H., 1745, and died there.	Emma POWELL
49	Steve Harold Rhoades Wilder, Vt. -- Steve Harold Rhoades, 64, died Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2009, at the Veterans Affairs Hospital in White River Junction, Vt.	Steve Harold RHOADES
50	Arrived on the Mayflower.	Thomas ROGERS