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Althea Spicer (Allyn) (1731 - 1816) Source: The Groton Avery Clan, by Elroy McKendree Avery and Catherine Hitchcock (Tilden), Vol. I, p. 194 |
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Anne Spicer (Grant) (1593 - 1653) Anne Grant was born c.1602 in England. She married Thomas Spicer February 24, 1625 in Sandwich, Kent, England. Thomas emigrated to Newport, Rhode Island in 1638; Anne may have been with him. She died i... |
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Annie Spicer (Smith) (1823 - 1847) |
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Ann Lake (Spicer) (c.1619 - 1709) Ann Spicer was born in 1619 in England and died in 1709 in New York, New York. She is buried in Pine Hollow Cemetery, Oyster Bay, Nassau County, New York.Parents: Thomas Spicer (b. 1591, England - d. 1... |
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Ann Stanyan (Spicer) (1618 - 1689) Not the daughter of William Gerrish & Anne Gerrish Biography Ann Spicer married 1) William Partridge 6 Oct 1636 in Olney William died 9 July 1654 in Salisbury, Massachusetts. Ann Partridge married... |
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Anstie Thomson (Spicer) (1579 - 1647) Alternative data: Ansti Alsspicer b. 1497 d. 1542Removed to resolve data conflict. |
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Asher Spicer, Sr. (1751 - 1813) Reference: Ancestry Genealogy - SmartCopy : Dec 1 2016, 1:34:25 UTC |
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Clarence Winfred Spicer (1875 - 1939) Clarence Winfred Spicer (November 30, 1875 – November 21, 1939) was an American automotive engineer and inventor, best known for the first practical design and use of the universal joint in automotiv... |
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Edward Spicer, of Groton CT (1674 - 1730) From: History of the Descendants of Peter Spicer pages 22 & 24Edward Spicer (Peter 1) was born probably about 1674 in New London, Connecticut. His date of death is not known, but his name ceases to app... |
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Edward Spicer, of Virginia (c.1674 - c.1731) |
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Edward Spicer (1817 - 1906) Edward SpicerEdward Spicer was best known as a merchant prince, but he had undoubted claims to be regarded as a pastoral pioneer. He was born in London on New Year’s Day, 1817, and had chosen no settle... |
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Edward Spicer (1624 - 1650) Jamestown, Virginia probably on the Denbigh Plantation, Warwick County, Virginia Find all individuals with events at this location [1] Gender Male Died probably Virginia Find all individuals with ev... |
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Eddie Spicer (1922 - 2004) Eddie Spicer From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to navigationJump to search Question book-new.svg This article relies largely or entirely on a single source. Relevant discussion may be found on... |
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Elizabeth Ann Spicer Mexted (Wilmshurst) (1813 - 1894) Elizabeth, daughter of William Wilmshurst and Jemima Twyman, was born in 1810 in Whitstable, Kent, England. She married William Spicer at Pluckley, Kent on 21 December 1829, he died a few months before... |
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Elizabeth Bowen (Spicer) (1761 - 1854) Elizabeth Spicer captured by Indians at Spicer Massacre June 4, 1773, released Dec 25, 1774, by treaty. The Spicer Massacre: there is no monument to this tragedy that took place on or about June 5, 177... |
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Elizabeth Hales (Spicer) (1778 - 1851) John Hayles married Elizabeth Spicer 13 Aug 1795, Johnston County NC.******The Walton Tribune, Monroe, GA, Wednesday, April 28, 1993, Page 4-B:By Lewis Hales Special to The Walton TribuneWALTON COUNTY ... |
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Frances Allen (Spicer) (1801 - 1873) Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy : Nov 14 2019, 16:42:07 UTC |
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Frances Spicer (1796 - 1797) Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy : Nov 14 2019, 16:42:07 UTC * Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy : Nov 14 2019, 16:45:19 UTC |
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Captain Geoffrey Basil Spicer-Simson DSO (1876 - 1947) Geoffrey Basil Spicer-Simson DSO (15 January 1876 – 29 January 1947) was a Royal Navy officer. He served in the Mediterranean, Pacific and Home Fleets. He is most famous for his role as leader of a nav... |
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Hannah Cockburn-Spicer (Martin) (1836 - 1922) |
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Harriett Fuller (Spicer) (1804 - 1892) Source for her surname is son Henry’s death notice MOOC 6/9/311 Ref. 2663, and also the record of her marriage to James in the church of St. George Hanover Square in London in 1829.* Reference: MyHerit... |
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Helen Louise Jackson (Spicer) (1909 - 1972) Second husband, Teddy Cleon Jackson, 1903-1978: |
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James Spicer (1762 - 1851) James Spicer married Peguila/Peguila Price, 30 March 1784, Johnston County, North Carolina* Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy : Apr 3 2023, 18:53:13 UTC |
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James Keith Spicer (1934 - 2023) |
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Jane Spicer (Valler) (1836 - 1913) Arrived on the ship Gertrude at Port Nicholson 3rd November 1841, left Gravesend June 1841 Family listed on passenger list as Waller - William and Mary aged 40 and 5 childrenNew Zealand Settler Ships -... |
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Johanne Darte Treat (Spicer) (1585 - c.1639) Seen as wife of Richard Treat, Sr. without supporting evidence |
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John Spicer (1817 - 1847) |
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John Spicer (1793 - 1834) Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy : Nov 14 2019, 16:42:07 UTC |
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Katharine Spicer (Stone) (1674 - d.) The Oatley & The James Family Tree (Owner:melodyjames58) Ancestry.comAmerican Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI)Name: Catherine Stone Birth Date: 1674 Birthplace: Rhode Island Volume: 170 Page Numb... |
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Kittie Spicer (deceased) |
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Lillian Rhodesia Spicer (Collings) (1921 - 1991) |
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Maria Spicer (1805 - d.) Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy : Nov 14 2019, 16:42:07 UTC |
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Martha A. Parker (Spicer) (1823 - d.) |
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Martha Spicer (1803 - d.) Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy : Nov 14 2019, 16:42:07 UTC |
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Mary Spicer (Randolph) (1622 - d.) Not a daughter of William Randolph, of Little Houghton |
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Mary Ann Duthy (Dyer) (1857 - 1912) Arrived in SA on the ship John Lawrence in 1863. The Ships List Memorials placed in the Adelaide Advertiser News Paper: Saturday 20 December 1913 SPICER (nee Duthy).-Just a token of love to the memory ... |
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Mary Spicer (1795 - d.) Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy : Nov 14 2019, 16:42:07 UTC |
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Mary Spicer (Busecot) (1648 - 1715) |
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Mary Ann Spicer ({unknown}), Free Settler "Princess Royal" 1823 (1799 - 1830) |
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Mary Bertha America (Woodburn) (1841 - d.) |
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Minerva Book (Spicer), II (1878 - d.) Residence : Southfield, Oakland, Michigan, United States - 1880* Residence : ED 90 Independence township, Oakland, Michigan, United States - 1900* Residence : Bloomfield, Oakland, Michigan, United Stat... |
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Minerva Spicer, I (1875 - 1877) Reference: FamilySearch Genealogy - SmartCopy : Mar 23 2018, 18:28:02 UTC |
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Morris "America" Spicer, adopted by Duckworth family (1842 - d.) Biological child of Spicer and Nancy Spencer . Was adopted by Duckworth Family. |
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Nancy Spicer (Spencer) (deceased) She was deaf and mute of Native American descent. |
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Naomi Elizabeth Campbell (Spicer) (1844 - 1927) |
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NN Spicer (c.220 - d.) Biography== NN Spicer was born circa 220 in Lannisport, Westerlands, Westeros. He was the founder of House Spicer. NN married Unknown Spicer . Together they had the following children: Sybel Spicer, La... |
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Noah Rogers Spicer (1842 - 1878) |
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Capt. Oliver Spicer (1726 - 1804) Source: The Groton Avery Clan, by Elroy McKendree Avery and Catherine Hitchcock (Tilden), Vol. I, p. 194 |
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Pegulia Spicer (Price) (1764 - 1824) Johnston County NC deed book E-2, p. 186, 12 Aug. 1806 SAMUEL SMITH,SR., of Johnston Co. to SAMUEL SMITH, JR., of Johnston Co. for NL & Aff. to my son, tracts (1) 350 acres NS Buffelow, Honeycutt Place... |
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Percy Derrall Spicer (1896 - 1917) Private in WIR, file number 38080. Son of Albert Edwin and Edith Amelia Spicer, of 83, Worksop Rd., Masterton, Wairarapa, New Zealand. Native of Christchurch.== Sources ==# New Zealand and World War On... |
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Peter Spicer (1644 - 1695) "Sept. 13, 1715 Mary Spicer widow of Peter Spicer late of New London deceased having put the estate into the hands of her eldest son Edward to pay his brothers and sisters as they come of age said Edwa... |
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Prudence Denison (Spicer) (1795 - 1864) HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF STONINGTON, county of New London, Connecticut, from its first settlement in 1649 to 1900, by Richard Anson Wheeler, New London, CT, 1900, p. 354 |
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Rachel Bishop (Spicer) (1775 - 1860) |
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Richard Spicer (1832 - 1914) He came to NZ with his mother and stepfather, George Mexted, On 8 Jan 1841 the family including their children (both from their marriage and Elizabeth's previous marriage) travelled aboard the Lord Wil... |
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Rolph Spicer, Lord of Castamere (c.250 - d.) Biography== Rolph Spicer, Lord of Castamere was born circa 250 in Lannisport, Westerlands, Westeros. The name's of his parents are unknown. |
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Sarah Spicer (Waller) (1767 - 1829) |
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Sarah Spicer (Butler) (1804 - 1870) |
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Michael Spicer (born September 23, 1971) is an American political strategist. He has been communications director of the Republican National Committee since 2011, and chief strategist since February 20... |
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Sir Evan Spicer (1849 - 1937) |
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Sybel Spicer, Lady of the Crag (c.250 - d.) Biography== Sybel Spicer, Lady of the Crag was born circa 250 in Lannisport, Westerlands, Westeros. The name's of her parents are unknown. Sybel married Gawen Westerling, Lord of the Crag . Together th... |
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Thomas Spicer (1799 - d.) Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy : Nov 14 2019, 16:42:07 UTC |
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Thomas William Spicer, Marine "Princess Royal" 1823 (1798 - 1847) I have masses of information on Thomas Spicer and his life in Sydney, Hobart and New Zealand - a tiny sample is below:Census of NSW November 1828Spicer, Thomas, 30, came free on Princess Royal in 1822,... |
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Thomas Spicer, of Barfreston & Gravesend (1592 - 1658) Thomas Spicer emigrated in 1638 from Barfreestone, Kent, England and settled in Newport, Rhode Island. He was a Magistrate of Gravesend.NotesInhabitants of Aquidneck Island (1638) ://en.wikipedia.org/w... |
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Unknown Spicer (deceased) Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy : May 27 2019, 14:51:11 UTC |
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Warmic Spicer (deceased) |
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William Thornton Spicer, Sr. (1752 - 1831) * Joseph Spicer: (1720-1817), Culpepper, Va. Spouse: Margaret Sullivan** William Spicer: (1754-1843), Culpepper, Va. Spouse: Sarah Jane Watts *** William Spicer: (1799-1868), Traphill, Wilkes, NC. Spou... |
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William Alfred Spicer (1863 - 1947) Holy Trinity Church, Ohariu Valley, Wellington. Has first recorded marriage listed as being between William Alfred Spicer and Miss Eliza Prier (published in Johnsonville yesterday 1974)(Susan Trembath) |
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William Henry Spicer (1785 - 1860) Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy : Apr 3 2023, 18:53:13 UTC |
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Spicer (c.1810 - d.) |
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Spicer (b. - 1884) |
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Wheatley (deceased) |
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? Spicer (Rutz) (deceased) |
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? Basham (Spicer) (deceased) |
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? Weber (Spicer) (deceased) |
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? Spicer (deceased) |
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? Pagan (Spicer) (deceased) |
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? Spicer (deceased) |
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?? Spicer (Stewart) (deceased) |
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.... Špicer (c.1901 - d.) Note : Seems origin surname was Spitzer transformed and changed into Špicer. Not know his name, but seems he was killed during WWII in concetration camp. See at Cendo.hr a book Židovi u Hrvatskoj / Jew... |
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[-?-] Rackley (Spicer) (deceased) |
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1 daughter Spicer (deceased) |
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#2, Unkn Spicer (deceased) |
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3 other siblings Spicer (deceased) |
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#4, Unkn Spicer (deceased) |
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#4, Unkn Spicer (deceased) |