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| 1501 | Courtesy Notha Stevens: Marion County Tennessee Page 385 fam #122 Note: Roberts Griffith 35 farm TN mrr within the year Catherine 18 TN mrr within the year Griffith Anna 55 Meth.(Methodist) TN Sep 1850 Carrol County , Osage twp Arkansas Robinson Griffith 45 born TN Catherine 27 born TN Mary J. 9 TN Riley 7 AR Elizabeth 5 AR Sarah A. 1 AR. 11 Sep 1860 1870 Ozark County Marion twp Missouri fam#125 Griffith Robert 55 blacksmith TN Catherine 37 TN Rolla 17 AR Elizabeth 15 AR Sarah Ann 11 AR America C. 9 AR Martha H. 4 MO James P. 3 MO Robert S. 5/12 MO Griffith Samuel 81 farmer GA Sarah 76 TN. 1880 Marion, Ozark County, Missouri 144.144 Catharine Griffith 48 Tenn Tenn Tenn Catharine Griffith 18 Ark Tenn Tenn dau Martha Griffith 14 Mo enn Tenn dau Robert S. Griffith 10 Mo son Evaline Griffith 7 Mo dau Sintha Griffith 37 Ark Ark Tenn sis-n-law Mandy Griffith 13 Mo Tenn Ark dau John H. Griffith 6 Ark Tenn Ark son Laura A. Griffith 4 Ark Tenn Ark dau George C. Griffith 1 Ark Tenn Ark son GRIFFITH CEMETERY, OZARK COUNTY, MISSOURI GRIFFITH, Catherine, no dates | Griffith, Robinson "Robert" (97669968)
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| 1502 | Courtesy Notha Stevens: Name: Robert S Griffith Marriage Date: 25 Sep 1890 Marriage Location: Ozark, Missouri Marriage County: Ozark Spouse Name: Sarah E Wood Mother's Name: Catherine Griffith Title: Census Page: Ozark County Marion twp Note: Griffith Sherman Mar 1870 30 mrr 10 yrs MO TN TN Sarah E. wife Aug 1871 28 mrr 10 yrs 3 children 3 living MO AR IN Ollie E. dau Aug 1890 3 MO Mary E. dau Mar 1897 3 MO George son Jun 1899 MO Date: 1900 Title: Census Page: Ozark County Missouri Marion twp pg 262 Note: Griffith Robert S. 40 mX1 MO TN TN Sarah E. wife 39 mX1 MO AR IN Ollie E. 17 MO Mary E. 15 MO George E. 13 MO Date: 1910 1920 Marion,Ozark County, Missouri Robert S Griffith 49 MO TN TN Sarah E Griffith 48 MO Ark IND 1930 Longrun Noble, Ozark County, Missouri Sarah E Griffith 58 MO Griffith Cemetery, Ozark County, Missouri GRIFFITH, R. S., 2 Mar 1870-3 May 1928 GRIFFITH, S. S., 3 Aug 1871-11 Apr 1957 death cert. of Sarah Elizabeth Griffith, lists birth and death dates and places, shows she was a widow. Lists parents as Mike Wood and Elvina Martin. Ollie Crawford of Gaineville, Mo. was the informant.She was the widow of Sherman Griffith. Burial is shown as Truvine Cemetery, rural, Ozark, Mo. | Griffith, Robertson Sherman (47373358)
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| 1503 | Courtesy Notha Stevens: Randolph Lane signed on deeds for Benjamin Lewis in Marion, Tenn.. George and Benjamin Lewis also signed for Randolph Lane BENG LOUIS 82 A. State of Tennessee Cocke County By virtue of an entry made in the entry takers office for said county at Newport of NO 320 dated the 29th day of January 1825. I have surveyed for BENJAMIN LEWIS eighty two acres of land on the waters of CLOVERS Creek. Beginning at a hickory on THOMAS ALLEN line a short distance above said Allens field running thence with his line south one hundred and four poles to a black oak west forty three poles to a stake south five to Lewis line then with ditto west one hundred and thirty poles to a white oak thence north thirty seven poles to two hickorys and a black oak on HART GRAM line then with ditto north seventy eight north west twenty two poles to a hickory his corner north one hundred and thirty six poles to a black oak near a fence north eighty two westsix poles to a stake to the beginning corner of Hasty Noll new survey which he bought of JOHN HOOD then with vacant land a direct line to the beginning. Having such form as is represented by the above platt. Surveyed 27th day of March 1827. (Randal Lane) Jno. Wood (Thos. Allen) C.C. Surveyor of Cocke County STATE OF TENNESSEE .... MARION COUNTY By witness of Entry No. 062 made by RANDOLPH LANE in the County Treasurers office of Marion County on the 18th day of August 1831. I have surveyed for said RANDOLPH LANE two hundred acres of land in said county on the top of Cumberland Mountain on the dry fork of Coops Creek beginning at a stake and pointer near the head of a spring and running then North sixty poles to a stake and pointers a condition with GEORGE LEWIS then with said condition West 25 poles to an ironwood. Then North sixty poles to a Black Oak near said Lewis' fence. Then North thirty poles to a Black Oak. Then East two hundred and fifty-two poles to the beginning marking said spring and said LANE and LEWIS dwelling houses and part of each of their improvements. Signed Geo. Lewis and Benjamin Lewis Signed March 9th, 1833 STEPHEN HICKS, surveyor of Marion County [Note: One pole equals 16.5 feet.] STATE OF TENNESSEE ... LAND GRANT NO. 3493 ... BOOK E, PAGE 344 NOVEMBER 12, 1834 STATE OF TENNESSEE NO. 3493, 200 ACRES To all whom these presents shall come, Greetings. Know ye that by virtue of entry No. 962 made in the Office Of The Entry Taker of Marion County and entered on the 18th day of August 1834 pursuant to the provisions of an act of the General Assembly of said state passed in the 9th day of January 1829, this is Granted by the said State of Tennessee unto RANDOLPH LANE a certain tract or parcel of land containing two hundred acres by survey hearing date the 9th day of March 1833 lying in said county on thetop of Cumberland Mountain on the dry fork of Coop's Creek. Beginning a stake and pointer near the head of a spring running north sixty poles to a stake and pointers a condition with GEORGE LEWIS; then with said Condition West twenty-five poles to a sawnwood. Then North sixty poles to a Black Oak near said Lewis' farm then West thirty-five poles to a black oak, then leaving said condition West one hundred and ninety-two poles to a Black Gum. Then South one hundred and forty poles to the beginning. Includ By the Governor, SAML G. SMITH, Secretary | Lewis, Benjamin (40853204)
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| 1504 | Courtesy Notha Stevens: This is probably too young to be David Wesley Lewis...who is this David? Cocke County, Tennesseee Wm. Gilliland page 139 08/05/1824 corner to Robert Gilliland; corner to John Denton James Lillard David Lewis (David Lewis is shown to be a pole carrier) | Lewis, Benjamin (40853204)
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| 1505 | Courtesy Notha Stevens: I have not located James out of his mother's household. I am assuming he died young, as in 1900 Elizabeth Jackson showed she had only 2 living children, which are accounted for | Jackson, James (62586576)
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| 1506 | Courtesy Notha Stevens: Iron County, Missouri Marriages 3/13/1881 LEWIS, F. M. JACKSON, MARTHEY M. B Missouri State Archives Missouri Birth & Death Records Database Births & Stillbirths Records Search Lewis, female ,Annapolis Iron, death 20 Mar 1884 parents, Marion Lewis Matilda Jackson shows both parents born in Iron County, Missouri, shown as a 2nd child of mother, and Marion as a farmer 1900 Union, Iron County, Missouri 63.64 Marion Lewis 41 sept 1868 Mo Malinda J Lewis 38 June 8161 7/5kids MO Lillie Lewis 18 Mar 1882 Mo Ollie Lewis 16 Mar 1884 Mo Charles Lewis 13 Jul 1886 Mo Ruth Lewis 11 Mar 1889 MO Ethil Lewis 5 May 1895 MO 1910 Union, Iron County, Missouri 72.73 Marion Lewis 51 m1 29 yrs Mo Tenn Ky Milanda J. 49 9/5 kis Mo Mo Mo Ethel 15 dau Mo Mo Mo appears they are living together, but Charles Stevenson is shown as Head of household Charles Stevenson 28 m7 yrs Mo Mo Mo Ollie 26 4/4 kids Mo Mo Mo Herbert 5 Mo Marie 3 Mo Lela M. 1 Mo Lena E. 1/12 Mo 1930 Union, Iron County, Missouri 39.42 Malinda J Lewis 69 MO KY MO Eunice Chilton 25 MO MO MO gd dau | Jackson, Angeline (50707394)
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| 1507 | Courtesy Notha Stevens: Name: Miss Hepsie E Griffith Marriage Date: 12 Aug 1894 Marriage Location: Ozark, Missouri Marriage County: Ozark Spouse Name: Hiram I Hartt..AW Hart, father of Hiram I. Hart giving his consent Title: Census Page: Ozark County Missouri Big Creek twp pg 77 Note: Hart H.I. Dec 1817 27 MO mrr 6 yrs MO MO MO H.E. wife May 1873 27 mrr 6 yrs 3 children 3 living MO TN TN Clarance son Jun 1896 4 MO Euloa dau Feb 1898 2 MO Lucy dau Apr 1900 MO Date: 1900 Title: Census Page: Ozark County Marion twp pg 262 Note: Hart Hiram I. 34 mrrX! 15 yrs MO MO MO Hepsie E. wife 36 mrrX1 15 yrs 4 children 4 children 3 Living MO TN TN Clarance son 15 MO Ulah dau 12 MO Lucy dau 10 MO Date: 1910 1920 Marion, Ozark County, Missouri 107.107 Hiram I Heart 44 MO MO MO Hepsey E Heart 46 MO TN TN Ernest Heart 9 MO Albert Heart 6 MO 1930 Ava, Douglas County, Missouri 123.133 Hiram I Hart 54 MO MO MO Hepsie Hart 56 MO TN TN Albert Hart 18 MO MO MO Earnest Hart 16 MO MO MO death cert. of Hepsie Evaline Hart shows birth and death dates and places. Parents shown are Robert Griffith and Catherine Louis. Burial in Hicks Cemetery. Spouse listed on cert. is "Harm Hart" She died from Pulmonary Tubercolosis. Informant was Albert B. Hart of Bakersfield, Mo | Griffith, Hepsie Evaline (54678938)
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| 1508 | Courtesy Notha Stevens: abt 1830 Birth Tennessee 1850 Age: 20 Residence District 76, Reynolds, Missouri 1850 abt Age: 20 Marriage to Alexander LEWIS Missouri, USA 1853 Sep Age: 23 Marriage to Gilbert Pruett Missouri, USA 1860 Age: 30 Residence Current, Dent, Missouri, United States the 1860 census's of this family are very confusing, some children seem to be missing comparing with the 1870 census. I beleive son MILES is either Charles or Travis, I don't know which at this time 1860 Age: 30 Residence Current, Texas, Missouri, United States 1870 Age: 40 Residence Jackson, Texas, Missouri, United States 1876 Age: 46 Residence Texas, Missouri 1880 bef Age: 50 Death prob Texas, Missouri before the 1880 census | Chitwood, Kesiah "Kizzie" (44519418)
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| 1509 | Courtesy of email 30 Mar 2000 from Norma Kniss Schaub: Lillian, was brought to Ohio sometime after her mother died. Anyone having any information on this I would love to have. She lived in Pemberville, Wood Co.OH with Lem and Ellie Uhrich. She worked at the Ohio Bell Telephone Co. Toledo. Lucas OH In 1920 she was introduced to my father Benjamin (Bud) Franklin KNISS, b. 30 May 1898 and d., 16 August 1964. Lillian and Bud were m. 12 Sept 1921 in Bowling Green, Wood Co., OH Lillian and Bud lived in Liberty Center, Henry Co., OH. Bud was in the shoe cobbler business there. Bud was born and raised in Liberty Cennter. | Abrams, Lillian Viola (20990294)
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| 1510 | Courtesy of Janet Kochevar "John didn't join the north or south. He tried to continue farming, but there were men they called Jay Hawkers that gave them a lot of trouble. John got a race horse so he could get away from them. He would stay out in the woods a lot of the time. If it was safe Helen would hang out a flag and he would come in and eat. One day they came and told him they were going to hang him. He told the boys to saddle his horse. He figured on leaving them behind, but Helen said, "Saddle me one too, I am going ". So they got on the horses and rode down to the gate. Two of the men went off and talked a while. When they came back they tried to get Helen to go back to the house, but she said "No" So they let them go back, but they took the horse from John which he hated to lose. About a month later, some of his neighbors came and said they were going to have a dance on Logan Creek. Your horse is going to be there and if you want me to cut the reigns I will. John knew the horse wouldn't lose any time getting home, so h About nine months before the war ended they took John to prison at Alton, Illinois. The prison was dug underground and walled up with rock. It was dark and cold. He had just a blanket to roll up in on the hard cold floor. He was miserable with the itch and lice. All they had to eat was hard cornbread and water. At night the men would dig on a tunnel to escape. But if they got caught they were shot. When the war ended they let the prisoners out. It was cold and the snow was deep. The Mississippi River was frozen over. As they crossed over with wagons they cut big holes in the ice to test it. John had T. B. And was very weak. It was late at night and he had to watch for the holes in the ice as he walked across the river. When he got across he rolled up in his blanket and waited until morning. It was 100 miles home and he walked 25 miles a day for 4 days. It was late at night when he arrived at his brother Eliab Dunn's home in Chloride. When he knocked on the door they opened it, he just fell on the floo | Dunn, John Andrew (18542050)
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| 1511 | Courtesy of Judith Nan Lewis: William Lax is the son of William Lax (1667 Nottinghamshire, England - 1740 Goochland County, VA) and Ann (Frankling) Lax (Born abt. 1672). He was the husband of Susannah (Chandler) Lax. Their records show their surname was spelled as Lax. ***************************************************** Name: William Lax Lax Father: William Lax Lax Birth Date: 1727 County: Goochland State: VA Country: USA Source: Edmund West, comp..Family Data Collection-Births [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc 2001. ******************************************************* Name: William Lax Lax Spouse: Susanna Chandler Parents: William Lax Lax Birth Place: Goochland Co., VA Birth Date: 1727 Death Place: New Kent Co., VA Death Date: Apr 1783 Source: Edmund West, comp..Family Data Collection-Individual Records [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc 2000. ********************************************************** William Lax, 375a, Lunenburgh Co on the Brs of Meherrin Riv., bounded by Hatcher's c on a Br, Twitty's line [torn] 10 Mar 1756, p. 703. 40 shill. Source: Virginia Genealogical Society Quarterly; Volume 32; Number 1. ********************************************************** Land of William Lax (1667 Nottinghamshire, England - 1740 Goochland County, VA): William Lax, 250a, in Goochland Co., on S. side of James R. (p. 523) 10 Jan 1735). Source: Virginia Genealogical Society Quarterly; Volume 24; Number 3. ********************************************************* William MAYO, 9350 acs. (O.& N.L.) Goochland Co., on S. side of James Riv., from upper Manacan Cr. to Deep Cr.; 28 Sept 1730, p. 138. Beg. on N. side of sd. Crddk, adj. lands of THOMAS JEFFERSON, Gent., & Company, DANIEL THOMAS, WILLIAM ALLEN, MATHEW LYGON, WILLIAM RANDOLPH, Esqu., ABRAHAM MICHEAUX, JOHN SAUNDERS, WILLIAM LAX, JOHN WOODSON, Gent., BARTHOLOMEW STOVAL, on MATHEW'S Licking Br., DANIEL STONER, Gent., on N. side of Fine Cr. 1000 acs. part granted THOMAS RANDOLPH, Gent.; 2 June 1722; 400 acs. granted MATHEW COX; 18 Feb. 1722; 7950 acs. being waste land adj. 39 Lbs., 15 Shill. Source: Chapter: Abstracts of Land Patents - Goochland County; Page Number: 81; Title: Early Virginia Families Along the James River: Their Deep Roots and Tangled Branches. Vol. I. *********************************************************** ********************************************************** Name: Susannah Chandler Father: William Chandler Birth Date: 10 Oct 1727 County: New Kent State: VA Country: USA Source: Edmund West, comp..Family Data Collection-Births [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2001. ********************************************************* Name: Susannah Chandler Spouse: William Lax Parents: William Chandler Birth Place: New Kent County, VA Birth Date: 10 Oct 1727 Source: Edmund West, comp..Family Data Collection- Individual Records [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000. ********************************************************** | Lax, William Jr (44313923)
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| 1512 | Courtesy of Judy Tuccinardi: Louise Regenhardt et-all heirs of Charles Meyer deceased To Hermann Weiss; Warranty Deed This deed made and entered nto this 20th day May eighteen Hundred and Seventy nine by and between Louise Regenhardt late Louise Meyer widow of Charles Meyer deceased and William Regenhardt her husband August Heuer and Auguste Heuer, late Auguste Meyer, his wife. Matilda Masters late Matilde Meyer and David C. Masters her husband, of the County of Cape Girardeau and State of Missouri parties of the first part and Hermann Weiss of the County of Cape Girardeau and State of Missouri party of the Second part Witnesseth. That the Said parties of the first part in Consideration of the Fifteen Hundred Dollars to them paid by the Said party of the Second part, the receipt of which is here by acknowledged do by these presents grant bargain and sell Convey and Confirm unto the Said party of the second part and his heirs and assings forever all their right title and interest of every kind whatsoever, more particularly all their right title and interest in and to the following describedReal Estate, Situate and lyi Executed in the presence of Louisa Regenhardt Seal Edward D. Englemann William Regenhardt Seal August Heuer Seal Auguste Heuer Seal Matilde Masters Seal David C. Masters Seal State of Missouri County of Cape Girardeau Be it remembered that on this 20th day of May 1879 before the undersigned a Notary Public within and for the County of Cape Girardeau and State aforesaid personally appeared William Regenhardt and Louise Regenhardt his wife August Heuer and Auguste Heuer his wife and David C. Masters and Matilde Masters his wife who are all personally known to me to be the same persons whose names are Subscribed to the foregoing instrument of writing as parties thereto and Severally acknowledged that they executed the same as their act and deed for the purposes therein mentioned. And the Said Auguste Heuer and Matilde Masters being by me first made acquainted with the contents of the Said instrument of writing upon an examination Separate and aprt from their Said husbands Severally acknowledged that they executed the same freely and without fear compulsion or undue influence of their Said husbands and the said Louise Regenhardt being by me first made acquainted with the contents of S Seal Edward D. Engleman Notary Public Recorded May 22nd 1879 at 10:15am HR English Clk ?? official Recorded | Weiss, Luise Henriette Christine (81158272)
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| 1513 | Courtesy Sherry Lane Link: Isaac was the son of Randolph & Biddy Lane. He married Dianna Huff on March 15, 1854 in Missouri. Their only child was Joseph Lafayette Lane. Isaac was ordained a Minister by the Church of Big Creek in Madison Co., MO on Oct. 16, 1856 by David B. Breiven & Andrew J. Vance, Ministers of the Gospel. He played the important role of moderator when the Concord Association and Bethel Association met to receive new churches in 1858. He was, again, moderator in 1860 when a group of churches in Iron Co., MO organized an association called the Central Missouri Association. He was one of the ministers present on Oct. 16, 1875 when the Wayne County (Missouri) Association was organized. | Lane, Rev. Isaac (24566794)
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| 1514 | Courtesy Sherry Lane Link: Joseph was born on Big Creek in Iron Co., to Rev. Isaac and Dianah(Huff) Lane and an only child. He married Belle Coulter 1876 in Piedmont, MO. They had 9 children, 2 died in infancy. His wife,two sons and five daughters survive him. He was ordained in 1905 and preached his last sermon Nov. 1911. | Lane, Rev. Joseph Lafayette (1754430)
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| 1515 | Courtesy Sherry Lane Link: Mary Huff was the daughter of Joseph Curran Huff, III, Sr. & Louvina Kear. She was born in Madison County, MO. I found her one of two girls between the age of 5-10 (Mary & Sally) in 1840 Madison Co. census records and in 1850 as a 17y/o. Some time after that census she after she married Elias Lane, son of Randolph & Biddy Lane. Her sister Diana Huff also married into the Lane family - Elias brother Rev. Isaac Lane. By July 14, 1860 in Iron Co., MO she & Elias are enuerated with their 5 children: Sarah M., Isaac, Benjamin N., Irvin & Biddy. Land Records of Randolph Co., AR, 21 May 1869, show that her husband bought 20 acres of land for $50.00. After Elias' death in April 1890, she married James W. Ford in Randoloph Co., Ar 24 July 1894. She was 50y/o living in Elm Store, AR & Mr.Ford was 66 y/o of Pocahontas, AR. I believe she remained in the Elm Store, AR for the rest of her life. | Huff, Mary Polly (57152946)
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| 1516 | Courtesy Steve Dunn: Elihu's 1st marriage was to Maria Lewis around 1842 and they settled down in Glover, Mo. They had 8 children that I am aware of. Mary Jane born 1843?, Robert Andrew born 1844, Adeline C. born 1845, Catherine (Biela) born 1849, John Randolph born 1852, Rachel born 1854, Jasper born 1856 and Emaline (Emma) born 1858. In 1854, Missouri granted letters to 14 members to form a new church at Glover. Elihu and Peter Ruble were chosen as the 1st two deacons of the newly formed Big Creek United Baptist Church. Maria died sometime between 1860 and 1864 but I cannot locate where she is is buried. Elihu remarried on April 28th 1864 to Margaret Elvira (Smith) Pinkley. She was a widow with three children whose 1st husband died as a soldier in the civil war. Elihu and Elvira had 4 children. Isaac born 1865, Mary Olive (Ollie) born 1866, Hugh Brown born 1868 and William born 1870. Elvira died on October 15th 1915. She was buried at Big Creek Cemetery with no stone. | Dunn, Elihu (66722413)
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| 1517 | Cousins | Glattfelder, Barbara (82817378)
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| 1518 | CPL US ARMY WORLD WAR II | Stevenson, Amos Eldon (13154236)
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| 1519 | Cross Cut Cemetery | Lewis, Eliza Jane (9531316)
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| 1520 | Crossroads Cemetery | Earles, Nathan (77823334)
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| 1521 | CSA in Lowndes County Home Guard may have also been with 5th Regt., Louisiana Tigers | Satterwhite, Stephen Alexander Jr. (36551302)
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| 1522 | Cunningham, Frank Eugene Gene, age 89 formerly of St. Ann, MO, passed away peacefully at his daughter’s home in House Springs on Thursday, February 16, 2017. He was born on Thursday, May 12, 1927 in McClure, IL, the son of the late Frank W. and Maggie L. (nee Glaab) Cunningham. He was the beloved husband of the late Dorothy M. Cunningham (nee Lewis); loving father of Margaret (Ray) Zesch; dear grandfather of Darren (Gail) Zesch and Reneé (Steve) Banes Zesch; dear great-grandfather of Bailey Elias, Zac Elias, Zander Banes and Nathan Zesch; our dear brother-in-law, uncle, cousin, neighbor and friend. Gene honorably served his country in the Navy during WWII and was a longtime member of Gateway Church of the Nazarene. He worked as a union meat cutter through Local #88 and enjoyed making custom bird houses. Services: Visitation at SHEPARD FUNERAL CHAPEL, 9255 Natural Bridge Rd. at I-170, St. Louis, MO (314-426-6000) on Wednesday, February 22 from 10:00 a.m. until the Funeral Service at 12:00 noon. Burial with Military Honors follows at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, 2900 Sheridan Road, St. Louis, MO. | Cunningham, Frank Eugene (45508972)
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| 1523 | d | Fenton, John W. (37316724)
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| 1524 | D.A.R: STEVENSON, JAMES Ancestor #: A109229 Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, CAPTAIN Birth: ANTE 1748 BLADEN CO NORTH CAROLINA [incorrect - should be Lancaster County, PA] Death: 1830 CABARRUS CO NORTH CAROLINA Service Source: HAUN, NC REV ARMY ACCTS, BOOK A, PART XII, P 1622 Service Description: 1) MILITIA; FURNISHED SUPPLIES RESIDENCE Created: 2002-03-27 23:23:55.3, Updated: 2012-12-10 09:18:47.0, By: 1) County: MECKLENBURG CO - District: SALISBURY DIST - State: NORTH CAROLINA | Stevenson, Captain James (78580644)
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| 1525 | D.A.R. LEONARD, VALENTINE SR Ancestor #: A069353 Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): CIVIL SERVICE, PATRIOTIC SERVICE Birth: 10-13-1718 KATZENBACH GERMANY Death: 11-13-1781 ROWAN CO NORTH CAROLINA Service Source: LINN, ABSTRACTS OF THE MINS, COURT OF PLEAS & QUARTER SESSIONS, ROWAN CO, VOL 3, P 28; LEONARD, CENTENNIAL HIST OF DAVIDSON CO, NC, PP 244-246 Service Description: 1) TAX COLLECTOR, 1777; KILLED BY TORIES | Leonhardt, Johan Valentin (88756001)
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| 1526 | D.A.R. LEONARD, VALENTINE JR Ancestor #: A205929 Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): CIVIL SERVICE, PATRIOTIC SERVICE Birth: 3-24-1751 ANSON CO NORTH CAROLINA Death: 9-3-1814 ROWAN CO NORTH CAROLINA Service Source: LINN, ABSTRACTS OF MINS OF THE COURT OF PLEAS & QUARTER SESSIONS ROWAN CO, VOL 3, P 92; NC REV ARMY ACCTS, VOL IX, P 17, FOLIO 1, ROLL #S.115.57.4 Service Description: 1) ROAD OVERSEER, 1783; PAID FOR SERVICES RENDERED | Leonard, Valentin Jr (73808132)
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| 1527 | D.A.R. WOODFIN, NICHOLAS Ancestor #: A128437 Service: VIRGINIA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, PRIVATE Birth: 8-2-1759 VIRGINIA Death: 12-21-1832 RUTHERFORD CO TENNESSEE Service Source: MCALLISTER, VA MIL IN THE REV WAR, P 76; PENSION R5457 OF WILLIAM HUTCHISON Service Description: 1) MILITIA 2) ALSO INDIAN SPY FOR CAPT ARCHIBALD WOOD, GREENBRIER CO | Woodfin, Nicholas (84106989)
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| 1528 | D.A.R. Ancestor # A116177: TROUT, CHRISTIAN Service: MARYLAND Rank(s): PRIVATE Birth: 1753 Frederick County, Maryland Death: 6-16-1847 Pike County, Kentucky Pension Number: S*W7326 Service Source: S*W7326 Service Description: 1) CAPTS JOSEPH CHAPLIN, ORENDORFF 2) COLS JONES, WATSON, HIGHTER Spouse: ELIZABETH GEERHART Child: NANCY / [1] HENRY SEVERE KEATHLEY | Trout, Christian (19246370)
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| 1529 | D.A.R. Ancestor #: A052167 HARRISON, ISHAM Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): LIEUTENANT Birth: 1760 VIRGINIA Death: 9-14-1835 MADISON CO MISSOURI Pension Number: S*W10089 Service Source: S*W10089 Service Description: 1) ALSO PVT,CAPTS GILLIAM & MITCHELL 2) COL WILLIAM MOORE | Harrison, Isham (41951315)
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| 1530 | D.A.R. Ancestor #: A069296 Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PRIVATE Birth: 11-16-1758 ROWAN CO NORTH CAROLINA Death: 1-27-1835 DAVIDSON CO NORTH CAROLINA Pension Number: *S7141 Service Source: *S7141 Service Description: 1) CAPT JOHN LOPP, LIGHT HORSE 2) MAJS SMITH, WHITE | Leonardt, Johnann Jacob Sr. (39381120)
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| 1531 | D.A.R.: FLEMING, MITCHEL Ancestor #: A040665 Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PRIVATE Birth: 4-22-1761 KENT CO DELAWARE Death: 4- -1837 CAPE GIRARDEAU CO MISSOURI Pension Number: *S16810 Service Source: *S16810 Service Description: 1) CAPTS CRAIG, JAMES STEVENSON 2) COLS LOCK, ISAACS; GENS RUTHERFORD, LINCOLN | Fleming, Mitchel (71123758)
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| 1532 | d/o James & Mary (?) Trent. Married Nov 13, 1911 Floyd Fry. Married Jan 31, 1917 Samuel Webb Jackson. Married May 21, 1938 Charles Hale. later married Sampson Brawley. | Trent, Rose J. (1294550)
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| 1533 | Daily Courier, Prescott, Arizona Wednesday, January 4, 2006 Erika J. Leimbach, of Prescott, passed away on Dec. 31, 2005, at the age of 83. She was born March 17, 1922, in Germany and came to the U.S. in 1956, with her husband, Rudy, who preceded her in death in 1999. They lived in St. Louis, Mo., for many years before moving to Prescott. She is survived by her daughter, Judy E. Dobbins of Sun City West; her grandson, Christopher Conley of Tempe; and her granddaughter, Stacey Brown; and great-grandchildren, Steven and Justin Brown of Columbia, Mo. Erika was active in the G.F.W.C. - The Monday Club, 1306 Stetson Road, Prescott, Ariz., 86303, and with Prescott People Who Care, 630 Park Ave., Prescott, Ariz. In lieu of flowers, donations are suggested to either of these organizations. Erika's friends are invited to drop by her home, the home she loved so much, at any time between 1:30 and 3:30 p.m., Friday, Jan. 6, 2006, to visit with the family. The home is located at 1155 Northwood Loop (off Haisley Road) in Prescott. A private family service will be held at Erika's request. Arizona Ruffner Wakelin Funeral Home is providing the family with its services. Information provided by survivors. | Roos, Erika Josephine (26068477)
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| 1534 | Daily Journal - Thursday, September 24, 2009 BONNE TERRE — Norman Dalton, 74, of Bonne Terre passed away September 22, 2009 at St. Joe Manor in Bonne Terre. He was born October 26, 1934 in Flat River, Mo. Norman retired as a public school teacher and Athletic Director and Coach at Bolingbrook, Ill. High School. Preceded in death by: Parents, Fines and Audrey (Lewis) Dalton. Survived by: Wife, Shirley (Mabery) Dalton of Bonne Terre; son, Michael Dalton and wife Beth of Farmington, Mo.; daughter, Barbara Dalton Cain of Westmont, Ill.; grandchildren, Brenna Cain, Caitlin and Kevin Dalton, Leigh Ann and Husband Arturo Aguayo, Lori Baker and Fiancé Jesse Hill; three great-grandchildren; two sisters, Yvonne (Mrs. William Govero) of Annapolis and Darlene (Mrs. John Stevens) of Desloge. Visitation Thursday, September 24, 2009 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at C.Z. Boyer and Son Funeral Home in Desloge. Services Friday, September 25, 2009 at 11:00 at C.Z. Boyer and Son Chapel officiated by Pastor Bradford Laubinger. Interment at St. Francois Memorial Park. | Dalton, Norman (84813344)
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| 1535 | Dale F. Cummings, 86 Dale F. Cummings, 86, passed away at 9:40 pm on Thursday, May 29 in King of Prussia, PA with family at his side. Dale was born on Feb. 5, 1928 to the late Edward and Crystal (Crumbaugh) Cummings of Boswell, Indiana. Dale grew up on a farm and attended Oxford High School, graduating in 1946. Upon graduation, Dale enlisted in the United States Navy and served two years as a radar technician and fireman apprentice, traveling the world and seeing exotic ports. Upon his honorary discharge, Dale attended Fort Wayne Business College and Purdue University. Dale was married to Betty Martin on March 4, 1951 and they later divorced. In 1961 he married Lois Lisko whom preceded him in death in 1986. In 1990, Dale married Jacqueline Westall of MT. Vernon, IL, who survives him. After owning a pizza business and owning a franchise of Home Juice, Dale became a counselor in alcohol and drug abuse at Wabash Valley Hospital. From there he co-founded New Directions Inc., an alcohol and drug rehabilitation facility for men Dale is survived by his wife, Jacqueline Westall of 24 years, recently taking residence with her daughter's family in King of Prussia, PA, by sister, Joan Wolfe and her husband Robert of St. Albans, VT, brother Larry of Placentia, CA, step-son Rob Westall and wife Kim, of Atlanta, GA, step- daughter Julie Kupecky and husband Roman, from King of Prussia, PA, step-son Brian Westall and fiancé Cheryl Kruekeberg, of Tampa FL, Lisa Westall of Lafayette, IN (previously married to Brian), four grandsons, Kyle Kupecky and wife Kelsey, Heath Kupecky and wife Madeline, Trevor Kupecky and Blaire Westall. Dale was preceded in death by brothers Wayne, George and Robert, and a sister, Mildred. Dale was a fervent Purdue University sports fan and with two brothers' graduates of the rival, Indiana University, where trash talk was common. He was a devoted husband, a loving brother and step-father, and an enthusiastic grandfather. He will be known as a friend to many, from street people to the Indiana Congressmen, Senators, and the Presidents of Notre Dame and Purdue University. A Memorial Service will be held on Friday, June 27, 2014 at 2:00 pm at Simplicity Funeral Care in Lafayette with visitation with family beginning at 1:15. Simplicity Funeral Care entrusted with care. Share memories and condolences online at www.simplicity-funeralcare.com https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/jconline/obituary.aspx?n=dale-f-cummings&pid=171264845&fhid=29128 | Cummings, Dale Francis (53028084)
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| 1536 | DALLAS STEVENSON, 76, Born March 30, 1926 to Mary and E. V. Stevenson in Friendswood, Texas, died December 27, 2002. One of five children, he is preceded in death by his wife of 45 years, Elizabeth B. Stevenson. He is survived by his wife, Delores L.Stevenson; three children Geneva Boulden and husband Randy of Rosharon,Texas., Warren Stevenson of California and Susan Coon of Bellaire, Texas; brother Dr. Earl (Tim) Stevenson of Vidor, TX. and sister Betty Gilles of Austin, TX.; granddaughter Trade Renee Mellen; great-granddaughter Elizabeth Jeanne Mellen. Numerous other relatives and friends. A member of Highlands Baptist Church in LaMarque, Dallas, he was a longtime resident of La Marque. He was a WWII veteran, lifetime member of VFW and a respected businessman in the A/C & Heating Field. He was a member of and held offices in the Refrigeration Service Engineers Society of America. Visitation will be Sunday from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm. at the funeral home. Funeral Services will be held 2:30 p.m. Monday, December 30, 2002 at James Crowder Funeral Home in LaMarque, TX., with Rev. Chuck Robberts, officiating. Interment will be in Forest Park East Cemetery in Webster, TX. Family request memorial to Highlands Baptist Church, 2608 Cedar Drive La Marque, Texas 77568. James Crowder Funeral Home La Marque, Texas 77658 409-935-2401 | Stevenson, Dallas (94601460)
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| 1537 | Dan Stevenson 1523 W. Second Freeport, TX 77541 June 2, 1989 Dear Kinsman, Genealogy is a never-ending sequence of puzzles and solutions~ so I thought I’d send some information I have accumulated since the 1988 gathering. Stevensons arrived in the colonies as early as 1690, so that by the first U.S. census, Stevenson was one of the country’s most common surnames. The common ancestors of our Texas branch of the Stevensons are the early settlers of Friendswood, Lowry David Stevenson and his wife Lula Jane Jones Stevenson, my great-grandparents. Taken from various sources their story is as follows: Both Lowry David and Lula Jane were born in Missouri. He on May 19, 1858 and she on Aug. 25, 1861. They were married circa 1881 in Missouri. Their first two children were born in Missouri. Guy W. Stevenson, born April 1883 and Zue M. Stevenson was born May 21,1890. Soon after Zue’s birth the family of four moved to Cowley County, Kansas. Earl Vincent Stevenson was born November 23, 1891 in Rock, Kansas (in northern Cowley County). The Stevensons moved to Texas circa 1896. Vern Stevenson, son of Guy Stevenson retellsthe Stevenson trek to Texas. “They came to Montgomery County, Texas from Winfield Kansas (the county seat of Cowley County) in two covered wagons. My father (Guy would have been about 13) was old enough to drive one of the teams. They had two geese who walked all the way. The last night the geese walked into the campfire and burned their feet a little and had to ride the rest of the way.” April 25, 1898 their fourth child, Leslie Ward, was born a native Texan. “Lulu didn’t like it there (in Montgomery County); it was a rough lumbering town, but they had a fine crop of cantaloupes. Believe they stayed there about two years. One day a stranger came walking down the railroad track and Lowry invited him in for dinner. He said, (You have a fine family Mr. Stevenson. Why don’t you visit Friendswood and see what you think. That is a settlement of Quakers and would be a much better place for your children. Frank J. Brown was an envisionary Friend who left Kansas seeking a promised land in southern Texas (a close friend had talked him out of Oregon). On his way south he passed thru Estacada, Crosby County. Brown had been a member of Estacado Meeting but was still looking for his promised land. It is interesting to note that soon after his transfer of membership from Faivriew, Kansas to Estacada Texas 2/18/89 in the minutes of the Estacado Meeting ”Considered changing Estacado Monthly Meeting from Iowa Yearly Meeting to Kansas Yearly Meeting, but the subje F. J. Brown and T. H. Lewis secured from J.C. League (League City), a 1538 acre tract of land on Clear Creek. In July of 1895 they (Friends who had left Kansas with Brown and those who had joined him in Estacado) started building their homes. F. J. Brown,A.W. Lewis, and Nancy Lewis were appointed a committee to visit Friends in this vicinity and impress upon them the importance of having their membership rights transferred to Friendswood. Many did and Friendswood was underway. The first official changeover of the Meeting of Estacado to Friendswood was April 18, 1896. (Note: June 19, 1897 “The matter of changing from Iowa Yearly Meeting to Kansas Yearly Meeting came up for discussion and this meeting united in directing the clerk to make application for transfer.”) Friendswood was no more than four years old when the Stevensons arrived February 17,1900 L.D. Stevenson with wife Lula and son Guy were recieved into membership. (taken from the minutes of the Friendswood Monthly Meetings). July 7, 1900 Leslie Ward Stevenson their youngest died. Edith Brown McGinnis, daughter of Frank J. Brown, told of the tragic part the 1900 Storm played in the Stevenson’s early history in her book THE PROMISED LAND. “The Stevensons had only recently moved to Friendswood. Their fragile house was blown to splinters with them in it. Miraculously they had all escaped serious injury. As the storm let up they all got together and made their way to the Browns. They were allhalf frozen and besides themselves with fright. Mary Jane (Brown) dragged her children out of the only warm bed, and put Mrs. Stevenson and her little ones in their place. Provisions were low and the Brown’s had intended going to town this day to lay in a supply of groceries. Mary Jane had put the last flour into the large batch of bread she was baking when the trees struck the kitchen. This bread, still in the oven and soaked with water, was all they had to eat. After a fire was finally kindled the bread was dried out for breakfast. The Stevenson family who were the guests of the Browns for several weeks consisted of Laurie (sic) Lulu and their children Guy, Zue and Vincent. Guy was about sixteen years of age and Zue and Vincent about ten and eight respectively. With this crowd of hungry people the water soaked bread did not last long, and Mary Jane was put to it to get anything for them to eat until the Red Cross sent in aid. Laurie went to League City and got his share of this; for they had lost clothes, house, furniture, and everything they had in the world.” My grandfather Paul Rafael Stevenson was Lowry and Lula’s last child. He was born in Friendswood Feb. 9, 1901. The Friends Academy and Church played quite a role in the Stevenson family history during this time. Here is a small historical sketch and description of the Academy as written in the 1920-21 catalog: The old saying: “It is an ill wind that blows no one good,” for the great Galveston storm of September 8th, 1900, blew down the pines out of which the Academy building was erected. The logs were sawed into lumber, and the building put up almost entirely by members of the colony with no financial compensation whatsoever, for the people had a mind to work. Friendswood Academy was a part of the original plan of the founders of Friendswood. (Before moving to Friendswood the Estacado Meeting had built an Academy in Estacado, which was then sold when they relocated to Friendswood.) Its construction was begun in 1901 by the Friends of Friendswood Monthly Meeting and its management has been under their control ever since. Friendswood Academy is the only Friends’ school in the State of Texas. Friendswood is the ideal location for a school because Friends have always endeavored to give their children a guarded Christian education, it is removed from the debasing influences and temptations so common to cit A member of the Stevenson family was on the Board of Trustees from the first board until the Academy closed in 1928, first Lowry David Stevenson then his son Guy. Earl Vincent Stevenson and Zue M. Stevenson Bales were both Principles. In fact Earl Vincent was Principle while his future wife Mary was a student. Zue Bales was the last teacher at the Academy in 1928 when she wrote: “As the faithful old Academy building was demolished and hauled away, so went· the dreams of our founding fathers; for they visualized as a permanent part of our community an Institution of higher learning where the Bible would be supreme and the young people would be trained for Christian service. This can never be the primary purpose in a tax-supported~ state controlled school. However, it is gratifying that so our young people choose to go to school to Christian Colleges and Seminaries to prepare for Christian leadership.” According to Vern Stevenson, Lowry was also Friendswood’s first notary and carried the mail. Railroads and waterways were the arteries of business during those years. The Friends self-imposed isolation had its drawbacks, produce, supplies and mail had to be shuttled back and forth to the nearest railroad at Webster, or sent downstream. He writes: “Lowry carried the mail from Webster with a spring wagon with compartments in the dashboard so that he could sort mail on the way home and put mail in the Star Route boxes along the way. We (the Guy Stevenson family) lived about four miles west of Friendswood. When my mother, (Emma B.Miles Stevenson, daughter of Jessie Miles) would meet my Grandfather Lowry on the road he would stop, pullout his leather wallet, fish out an Indian Head penny for me and say “Here’s a penny to the boy some candy.” It bought as much candy as any boy should have, maybe more. Grandpa wore a goatee and I thought he was Santa Claus.” Francis A. Wright, a visiting Friend on church business describes Friendswood and it’s surroundings Jan.13,1910: “Clear Lake shaped like a horseshoe some three miles long and a mile wide from which runs Clear Creek, which is navigable for launches and barges as far up as Friendswood. Outside the business of selling real estate~ the principal industries at present seem to be rice culture and growing of figs and oranges. Much of the country is still open prairie, but we saw large numbers of orange and fig groves, recently planted (In the 1910 census Lowry shows his land to be a fruit farm), and a few older orange orchards, which were yielding a crop worth from $600-$800 per acre. The principal orange grown is the “Satsuma”, a Japanese variety, which when budded on the “Trifoliata” stockwill stand considerable cold, owing to the habit of the latter becoming dormant in the winter. The Satsuma is a small orange, very sweet, and as it ripens about two months ahead of the earliest California varieties, it commands a ready sale at good prices. The trees come to full bearing in about four years with the first fruit appearing on some trees as early as the first year. The figs are known as seedless, and while there is little sale for them raw, there is a constantly growing demand for The severity of the late freeze of 1912 on the early bearing Satsuma is evident in the May 18,1912 report of the Friendswood Academy Board: “Owing to freezes and bad weather conditions~ the orchards and nurseries in this country are badly injured and in some cases destroyed. A considerable number of patrons of the Academy are not able to meet their obligations at present, leaving the board without sufficient funds to pay their teachers.” (After considerable discussion the board was authorized to borrow the money to payoff the indebtedness) An even greater disaster, The 1915 Storm, was soon to strike: “Owing to the destructive hurricane on the 15th and 16th of this month and all the members have suffered great loss of buildings and crops and some stock and that the Academy building is damaged so much that it is unfit for use of meeting and school, F.J.Brown and Rachel Middleton appointed to act with the trustees to ascertain the amount necessary to repair the loss and are directed to appeal to Friends in other places for help to repair Friendswood Academy Building.”(The destructive force of this hurricane must have been tremendous to so wreck a building constructed in the wake of the 1900 Storm.) Vern recalls the circumstances of his Grandfather’s death, late March 1918: “One day Lowry drove a little mule to Webster. Lowry was standing up in the wagon with his back to the tailgate. When the train came puffing in, “Rabbit” the little mule shied and Grandpa fell backward to the ground on his head. Though he said he could drive home all right, the people said maybe he was hurt more than he thought. While someone drove the springboard home Grandpa was taken home in a Model T. My father stayed with his father all that night. When he came home that next morning looking awfully sad, he said that Grandpa had died during the night.” I will end here hoping that you have enjoyed these stories of our past if they were unknown to you. I look forward to seeing you all again. Your Kinsman, Dan Stevenson | Stevenson, Lowry David (22407883)
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| 1538 | DAR #A131233 FLEMING, GEORGE Ancestor #: A131233 Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): CIVIL SERVICE, PATRIOTIC SERVICE Birth: CIRCA 1733 Death: ANTE 8-3-1784 ROWAN CO NORTH CAROLINA Service Source: LINN, MINUTES OF COURT OF PLEASE & QUARTER SESSIONS, ROWAN CO, NC, 1775-1789, P 358; NC REV WAR PAY VOUCHERS, #17, ROLL #S.115.87 Service Description: 1) CONSTABLE; FURNISHED SUPPLIES RESIDENCE Created: 2002-03-27 23:23:55.3, Updated: 2015-01-29 14:16:14.0, By: 1) County: ROWAN CO - District: SALISBURY DIST - State: NORTH CAROLINA Created: 2015-01-29 08:16:06.0, Updated: 2015-01-29 08:16:06.0, By: 2) County: MECKLENBURG CO - District: SALISBURY DIST - State: NORTH CAROLINA | Fleming, George Jr. (34533188)
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| 1539 | DAR ID # A109229 | Stevenson, Captain James (78580644)
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| 1540 | date calculated from death record | Allers, Johanna Maria Sophia Henriette (54241565)
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| 1541 | Date from burialsearch.com | Stevenson, Rebecca (64443608)
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| 1542 | Date from burialsearch.com | Stevenson, Grace (69143949)
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| 1543 | Date from burialsearch.com | Stevenson, Grace (69143949)
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| 1544 | date from familysearch.org | Family: William D. Vollentine / Rebecca E. McFarland (F64309807)
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| 1545 | Date from grave marker | Family: John Edward Hendrix / Rosella Hesemann (F82440039)
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| 1546 | Date from Passport Application | Leimbach, William Jr. (99588798)
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| 1547 | date on grave marker | Adams, Park Horatio (56815046)
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| 1548 | date per 1850 Census | Casebolt, Wesley (91153976)
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| 1549 | date per Death Certificate | Sutton, Edward John (7437164)
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| 1550 | date per obituary | Family: George Birkner / Flora Lassauer (F70839330)
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| 1551 | DATE: 6 Feb 1950 NEWSPAPER: SOUTHEAST MISSOURIAN PG. 10 COL. 1 LOCATED: Sep 1983 Mrs. Emma Weiss, 80 Dies Rites to Be Tuesday Mrs. Emma Weiss, 80 years old, wife of the late August Weiss, died at 11 a.m. Sunday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Malinda Kurre, 1865 Broadway, following an illness of eight months of a heart condition. Funeral services will be conducted a 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at Hanover Lutheran Church with the pastor, Rev. Wm. Wittrock, in charge. Burial will be in Lorimier Cemetary. The body will be taken to the church at noon Tuesday from the Brinkopf-Howell Funeral Home. Born in Cape Girardeau, April 20. 1869, she was the last of 10 children of the Wm. Regenhardt family. She was married to Mr. Weiss on July 11, 1889, and he died five years ago. They resided on a farm in the Hanover community until 11 years ago when they moved to a residence on Perry avenue. For the past two years she has made her home with her daughter. Mrs. Weiss was a life-long member of Hanover Church being confirmed on April 2, 1889. She was a charter member of the Hanover Lutheran Ladies Aid and was very active in the organization until eight months ago when she became ill. Besides her daughter, she leaves a son, Ernst Weiss, of Cape Girardeau; two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The pallbearers will be: George Koerber, C.H. Foeste, H.A. Brinkopf, Martin Strack, August Heuer, and Hilbert Heuer. | Regenhardt, Julia Johanna Emma (81721730)
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| 1552 | Daughter of Earle Victor and Florence Eileen Sugden Chaffin. | Chaffin, Constance Eileen (40401216)
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| 1553 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (7774552)
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| 1554 | Daughter of Hiram Lane and Ester Hughes. Wife of Gay Lewis. Died of tuberculosis of throat Buried at Liberty Hill Cemetery | Lane, Stella Caroline (2006101)
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| 1555 | Daughter of Jacob and Sarah M. ‘Cully' Nye. Loucetta married John Newton Hill on July 7, 1874 in Macon Co., IL. John and Loucetta had 5 children: Charles Byron, Hugh Jacob, Edgar Ernest, Edith Lucile, and Grace Irene. Volume 5, Page 475, Personal and Statistical Particulars and Medical Certificate of Death: white, female; Name: MRS LOUCETTA HILL; Date of Death: June 29, 1908; Place of Death: Decatur, Illinois; Aged: 53 years; Place of Birth: Ohio; Occupation: Housewife; Interment: Greenwood | Nye, Loucetta (54027478)
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| 1556 | Daughter of Jacob Lewis and Polly Martin, she married Francis Marion Voyles Daughter of Jacob Lewis and Polly Martin b Ellington, Madison, County, Missouri m Francis Marion Voyles Emaline's death cert. does not reflect on what the census records tell us. Emaline Voyles February 28, 1932 St. Francois, Death Certificate Number 5903 Illinois, Births and Christenings, 1824-1940 Name: Rachel Elizabeth Voyles Gender: Female Event: Birth Event Date: 21 Oct 1882 Event Place: Cahokia Tp , Macoupin, Illinois Father's Name: Francis Marion Voyles Mother's Name: Emmeline Louis Voyles Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C00731-1 System Origin: Illinois-ODM Source Film Number: 1320484 United States Census, 1850 Name: Jacob Lewis Event: Census Event Date: 1850 Event Place: Madison county, Madison, Missouri, United States Gender: Male Age: 45 Marital Status: Race (Original): Race (Expanded): Birthplace: North Carolina Estimated Birth Year: 1805 Dwelling House Number: 496 Family Number: 496 Line Number: 29 NARA Publication Number: M432 NARA Roll Number: 405 Film Number: 443613 Digital Folder Number: 004200565 Image Number: 00469 Household Gender Age Birthplace Jacob Lewis M 45 North Carolina Sarah Lewis F 17 Tennessee Bidda Lewis F 15 Tennessee Martha E Lewis F 13 Tennessee Eli Lewis M 11 Tennessee John Y Lewis M 9 Tennessee Catharine Lewis m F 7 Tennessee Hugh P Lewis M 5 Missouri Polly Ann Lewis F 4 Missouri James Millo* M 2 Missouri Eaniline Lewis F 0 Missouri United States Census, 1900 Name: F M Voyles Titles & Terms: Event: Census Event Date: 1900 Event Place: ED 35 Carter Township, Carter, Missouri, United States Birth Date: Sep 1850 Birthplace: Illinois Relationship to Head of Household: Head Father's Birthplace: North Carolina Mother's Birthplace: South Carolina Race or Color (Standardized): White Gender: Male Marital Status: Married Years Married: 31 Estimated Marriage Year: 1869 Mother How Many Children: Number Living Children: Immigration Year: Page: 7 Sheet Letter: A Family Number: 124 Reference Number: 34 Film Number: 1240845 Digital Folder Number: 004118762 Image Number: 00297 Household Gender Age Birthplace Head F M Voyles M 50 Sep 1850 Illinois Wife E M Voyles F 51 Jun 1849 Missouri 9 children 7 living Daughter D E Voyles F 15 Jun 1885 Missouri Daughter Frances May Voyles F 13 Aug 1887 Missouri Daughter Gracie Voyles F 10 Missouri United States Census, 1910 Name: Francis M Voyles Birthplace: Illinois Relationship to Head of Household: Self Residence: Carter, Carter, Missouri Marital Status: Married Race : White Gender: Male Immigration Year: Father's Birthplace: North Carolina Mother's Birthplace: South Carolina Family Number: 112 Page Number: 7 Household Gender Age Birthplace SELF Francis M Voyles M 59y Illinois WIFE Emeline Voyles F 59y Missouri DAU Frances M Voyles F 23y Missouri DAU Grace Voyles F 19y Dec 1890 Missouri | Lewis, Emiline Caroline (40226142)
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| 1557 | Daughter of James Randolph McCown and Florence Eugenia McCown. Married Harry Brown Watters Jr. on July 7, 1973 in Harris Co., Texas. SANDRA MCCOWN WATTERS, 59, died November 18, 2005. She received her BA from Texas Tech and then went on to receive her Masters in Speech Pathology from SMU. After practicing speech pathology, she realized her dream of studying art and received her certificate from the Glassell School of Art and continued her study in Paris, New York and Mexico. Her art has been greatly influenced by her love of nature and she has been a volunteer at the Armand Bayou Nature Center for many years. She is preceded in death by her husband, Harry Brown Watters, Jr. She is survived by her mother, Florence Eugenia McCown; daughters, Amber Lynn Watters, Angela Jean Watters; brothers, James Ross McCown, Steven R. McCown, wife Tara & their children, Patrick, Andrea, & Michael; sister-in-law, Penny Watters Dossman & husband Edwin & their children,Edwin, Corrie & Lee. Funeral service 1:00 P.M., Wednesday, November 23, 2005, First Unitarian Universalist Church, 5200 Fannin Street, with the Rev. Paul Beedle officiating and burial t Houston Chronicle, Section B, 3 Star Edition Tuesday Nov. 22, 2005 | McGown, Sandra Jean (61823552)
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| 1558 | Daughter of John & Delila Berry SR of Marion Co, TN. Nancy Sarah Berry married John Lewis ca 1852 in TN. | Berry, Nancy Sarah (54332493)
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| 1559 | Daughter of John and Nancy C (Ketcherside) Warren | Warren, Harriet "Annie" Susannah (37763448)
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| 1560 | Daughter of John Ernele and Louise Gugeribiel. | Ernele, Maria Anna (77735724)
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| 1561 | daughter of Richard Rafferty and Jane Hardeman | Rafferty, Nancy (84169843)
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| 1562 | Daughter of Samuel W. and Rebecca Mitchell. Married James Henry McNeely Jan. 26, 1854. On the 1880 census she is living with her daughter, Eliza age 20, sister Mariah A. Mitchell age 50, and sister Laura Mitchell age 35. | Mitchell, Sarah J. (91282716)
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| 1563 | Daughter of Washington C. Ballard and Elizabeth Thornhill. Married James Chambers, 1810-1838. Source: family search. Children: John Chambers, 1832-1878, m. Elizabeth Carr, 1840-1900 Children: John James Chambers, Jr., 1867-1955 William Roland Chambers, 1869-1957 Zuretha Chambers, 1872-1872 Leamon P. Chambers, 1873-1881 Sara Lulu Chambers, 1873-1930 Mary Chambers, 1837- William Chambers, 1838- | Ballard, Zuritha (1287822)
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| 1564 | Daughter of William and Emily Kelton Clark. | Clark, Mary Elizabeth (33918258)
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| 1565 | daughter of William C Bounds and Anna Ratliff | Bounds, Alice Marie (5585072)
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| 1566 | Daughters of the American Revolution Patriot # A109229 | Stevenson, Captain James (78580644)
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| 1567 | David Kilpatrick, Bondsman | Family: John R. McNeely / Mary L. Shufford (F21343316)
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| 1568 | David McNeely David arrived in Rowan County, North Carolina by 1768. He is on the Rowan County Tax List for that year. We assume he migrated from Pennsylvannia. He owned land adjacent to Archibald McNeely and John McNeely Sr. in the 1770’s. The naming of his children indicate a relation with an Adam, perhaps of Lancaster County, PA. We have found no documentation prior to North Carolina although a Matthew of Bucks County had a son David. - source "McNeelys of Northwest Missouri" by Maurice McNeely David’s will recorded in Book E page 77 of Rowan County, probated 1805. Abstract as listed by Linn: E:77 David McNeeely, 14 May 1801, probated 1805. Sons Adam, John and Timothy each to have 2 pounds, Timothy being under age. Son James to have home plantation. 2 pounds each to daughters Margaret and Agnes. Daughter Jean to have personalty incl. red chest and all the pewter and 12 pounds. Executors: son-in-law Hohn McNeely, son James. Wit: James Bell, Samuel McNeely. (Abstracts of Wills, Rowan County, NC, Jo White Linn) Agnes married William Kilpatrick, son of John and Elizabeth (McKnight) Kilpatrick. James McNeely was the Bondsman. | McNeely, David (83614035)
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| 1569 | David's 2nd wife. | Willingham, Rebecca (20002520)
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| 1570 | day per marriage license to Clair De Neut | Lassauer, Flora (76583108)
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| 1571 | DC | Brown, Carl Joseph (59763072)
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| 1572 | DC | Freemire, Henry Edwin (54088010)
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| 1573 | DC | Freemire, Henry Edwin (54088010)
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| 1574 | DC # 71-0039766 | Grisham, Maude (3785242)
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| 1575 | DC 1951-2502 : Car accident at 4715 Bercher Blvd. Died St. Louis City Hospital. Residence 5619 Leverette Ave, Jennings, MO. | Endraske, Charles Eugene (29215448)
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| 1576 | DC 34356 | Crowley, John (80114026)
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| 1577 | DC 4456 | Miller, Sophia E. (48041484)
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| 1578 | DC 62-034612 | West, Cleophas (71027072)
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| 1579 | DC 67-0001442 | Johnson, Alva Guy (52776574)
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| 1580 | DC 68 0011900 | Lincoln, Mabel Eveline (66780624)
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| 1581 | DC says father's last name is Fischer, mother's last name is Deubing. | Fischer, Wilhelmine (12538452)
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| 1582 | DC states buried in Meadows Cemetery, no marked grave, no Findagrave memorial | Miller, Myrtle "Mint" (5338792)
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| 1583 | Deaconess Hospital | AuBuchon, Herbert Joseph (57474764)
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| 1584 | Deaconess Hospital | Probst, Willis Roscoe (83308147)
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| 1585 | Death - 1900 census mother listed having 7 children, only 2 living. | Brewer, Loyd (47782544)
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| 1586 | Death at Clark's Mountain Home, Piedmont, MO, 3:50 am, August 19, 1980 Bought Richardson Hotel, renamed it McCormick Hotel, in Piedmont for 12 years. She was a member of the Piedmont Eastern Star #347 | Miller, Maude Mae (12742066)
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| 1587 | death cert info | West, Eleta Juanita (69941360)
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| 1588 | Death Certificate #13671 | Pott, Wilhelm Friedrick (64056656)
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| 1589 | Death Certificate 60-019888 | Mack, Walter Harold (44431807)
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| 1590 | Death Certificate of son Andrew Lewis, Jan. 1915, Iron County, Missouri, ; shows he is a widower, birth date unkn. age "about 70 years" , burial, father was George Lewis, birth place unkn, mother was Elizabeth Gildeon, birth place unknown | Lewis, George (14809107)
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| 1591 | Death Certificate states burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Beaumont, TX, but phone call to them 3 Feb 2020 - they have no record of burial. No record of him on findagrave.com | Leimbach, Richard (64113234)
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| 1592 | Death Certificate: Name: Ima Ardelia Lewis [Ima Ardelia Sawyer] Gender: Female Race: Caucasian (White) Age: 72 Birth Date: 27 Jul 1900 Birth Place: Howard, Texas Residence: Brownfield, Terry, Texas, USA Death Date: 12 Jul 1973 Death Place: Brownfield, Terry, Texas, USA Father: Monroe Brown Sawyer Mother: Rebecca E Skeen Spouse: Clarence Lewis Certificate Number: 56737 | Sawyer, Ima Ardelia (38381693)
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| 1593 | Death Certificate: Name: Nancy Hale Event: Death Event Date: 25 Feb 1926 Event Place: Warren, Tennessee Gender: Female Marital Status: Widowed Race or Color: White Age: 72 Estimated Birth Year: 1854 Birth Date: Birthplace: White County Spouse: Father: Richard Adair Father's Birthplace: White County Mother: Katherine Heathley Mother's Birthplace: White County Occupation: Housewife Street Address: Residence: Cemetery: Anderson Graveyard Burial Place: Burial Date: 25 Feb 1926 Informant: Additional Relatives: Digital Folder Number: 4183286 Image Number: 2387 Film Number: 1876711 Volume/Page/Certificate Number: cn 4878 | Adair, Nancy (36675290)
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| 1594 | Death Certificate: https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1911/1911_00013643.PDF | Pott, Wilhelm Friedrick (64056656)
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| 1595 | Death Certificate: https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1911/1911_00013643.PDF | Pott, Wilhelm Friedrick (64056656)
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| 1596 | Death Certificate: https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1924/1924_00028375.PDF | Hilkerbaumer, Emma Alvine (84136436)
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| 1597 | Death Certificate: https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1925/1925_00015659.PDF | Kaempfer, Ralph (81166208)
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| 1598 | Death Certificate: https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1927/1927_00015290.PDF | Hilkerbaumer, Gottlieb H. (53036239)
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| 1599 | Death Certificate: https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1935/1935_00000876.PDF | Hilkerbaumer, Louise Anna (51450040)
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| 1600 | Death Certificate: https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1940/1940_00010807.PDF | Hilkerbaumer, Edward John (13333941)
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