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Courville Variations: Abraham, Barette, Billy, Cadieu, Descoleaux, Desmarets, Piette, Dictionnaire Genealogique des Familles Canadiennes Depuis la Foundation de la Colonie Jusqa a Nos Jours pa L'Abbee- Tanquay
Census- 1880, 1870, 1860 Burlington, VT

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Census- 1870, 1860 Burlington, VT

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Census- 1870, 1860 Burlington, VT

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Census- 1870, Burlington, VT

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Census- 1880, 1870 Burlington, VT

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Census- 1880, 1870 Burlington, VT

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Census- 1880 Burlington, VT

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Census 1880 Burlington, VT

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Buried in Greenfield Cemetery, Uniondale, N.Y., section 1

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Buried in Greenfield Cemetery, Uniondale, N.Y., section 1

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Will dated 1848, proved 3/22/1852 in Jamaica, N.Y.
The monument at Plain Edge says that he was inhumanly murdered, 3/3/1852.
Resided in Hempstead, N.Y., Long Island.

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Keturah was from Beth Page, New York. (St. George Episcopal Church, Hempstead, New York)
In trying to trace Keturah's Smith family, I found this in a book on colonial Hempstead on Heritage Quest. " Of Smiths there were such a variety that, "for destingshun sacke" some othr designation was , so that in Hempstead alone there were Blue Smiths, Rock Smiths, Rouse Smiths, Shoe Smiths, and Little Smiths thus being distinguished from each other and from the other famous Long Island families, the Bull Smiths and the Tangier Smiths. The Rock Smith family lived for several generations on a farm at Merrick, now traversed for its entire length by the Meadowbrook Causeway.

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Have obituaries from Southside Observer, Fri., Nov. 24, 1911, p.5
Messenger, Fri., Nov. 21, 1911, p. 1

JESSE BALDWIN- Wantagh, L.I. November 22- Coroner Norton was called in yesterday afternoon to hold an inquest into the death of Jesse
Baldwin, aged 78, who died of myocarditis at Merrick, shortly after 3 o'clock. Mr. Baldwin was one of a family of ols settlers of Long Island. His recent
home is on New Beach road, near Bellmore, across the street from where he was born. He was a retired bayman. Several sons and daughters
well known in Wantagh and Freeport survive him. BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE NOVEMBER 22, 1911

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After he married he resided in Northport, New York, and after the war of the revolution lived on the south shore of L.I. (Hempstead).

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His registered ear mark was two halfpenneys the underside the near ear & on the upper side the same- issued 12/17/1786