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| 1601 | Death Certificate: https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1945/1945_00006086.PDF | Meise, Elizabeth Charlotte (91477544)
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| 1602 | Death Certificate: https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1950/1950_00042372.PDF | Hilkerbaumer, George Oscar (25162368)
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| 1603 | Death Certificate: https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1950/1950_00042372.PDF | Hilkerbaumer, George Oscar (25162368)
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| 1604 | Death Certificate: https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1961/1961_00012926.PDF | Ische, Louis Jr. (18293928)
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| 1605 | Death Certificate: https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1967/1967_00005891.PDF | Langenberg, Louise Lydia (92580288)
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| 1606 | Death Certificate: https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1941/1941_00010433.PDF | Brinkmann, Henry (85248652)
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| 1607 | Death Certificate: https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1941/1941_00010433.PDF | Brinkmann, Henry (85248652)
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| 1608 | Death Certificate: https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1960/1960_00026421.PDF | Fleer, August Adolph (10745814)
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| 1609 | Death date from Obit pub. STL Post Dispatch 27 Jan 1979. | Walls, Jimmie D. (6127252)
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| 1610 | Death date from Social Security Index 1935 - present | Lewis, Darwin Brewer (390639)
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| 1611 | Death Date Source: Alta Lindquist in the Wisconsin Death Index, 1959-1997 Name: Alta Lindquist Age: 68 Sex: F (Female) Birth Date: abt 1908 Death Date: 1 Jul 1976 Location: Keno (May be abbreviated) Certificate: 021345 | Lewis, Alta (21327264)
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| 1612 | Death date/location source: https://ok2explore.health.ok.gov/ | Freemire, Minnie Zelma (30949048)
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| 1613 | Death due to Tuberculosis | Howard, Sarah Sally (72186384)
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| 1614 | Death due to Tuberculosis | Howard, Elizabeth (54193986)
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| 1615 | Death due to Tuberculosis | Howard, John F. (93238224)
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| 1616 | Death due to Typhoid Fever | Baiker, August (41319064)
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| 1617 | Death from childbirth of son William | Chilton, Minnie (1616113)
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| 1618 | Death location :Coddle Creek, Cabarrus Cty., North Carolina | Stevenson, Captain James (78580644)
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| 1619 | DEATH OF ARNOLD BREMMERMANN. ------------------ One of Butler’s Best and Most Honorable Citizens Gone to Rest. ------------------ On last Sabbath the 18th the mortal remains of Arnold Bremmerman were interred in the Butler Cemetery. Mr. Bremmermann was a native of Germany; he was a man of more than ordinary intellectual ability. He was at the time of his death not quite 34 years old. He first came to Bates county about 13 years ago, and was for some time employed as a clerk in dry goods store in Butler. Afterward he was engaged as traveling salesman for a wholesale firm in St. Louis, Returning to Butler some 10 years ago, he has since that time been employed as deputy in several of the county offices, he was also a clerk in the Bates county National Bank. More recently he was a partner with P. J. Jewett, in the furniture business. A few months ago finding his health failing, he disposed of his interest in the furniture store to his partner in hope that rest and recreation would bring him renewed vigor, but alas, that fell destroyer Consumption had lain hold of him and on Friday March 16 1883 at 10 o’clock A. M. he calmly and peacefully sank to rest. Deceased was an active and worthy member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. The citizens of Butler and community manifested their appreciation of his worth in one of the largest funeral processions that was ever seen in the city. The hearse was preceded to the cemetery by over one hundred and twenty members of the Order of Odd Fellows in regalia, with emblems draped in mourning, headed by the Butler Silver Cornet Band. The hearse was followed by one-hundred and fifteen vehicles bearing relatives, friends and acquaintances besides a large number on foot. On the way and at the grave the band played very appropriate and solemn dires. At the grave the beautiful and impressive funeral service of the Order of Odd Fellows was read by Judge Lefker, acting chaplin. Deceased leaves a wife and one child to mourn his loss. The Butler Weekly Times March 21, 1883 Page 4 Column 5 Obituary | Bremmermann, Arnold (62401566)
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| 1620 | Death Record states 76 years old at death | Fochali, Mary Despina (23861043)
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| 1621 | Death Record: https://s1.sos.mo.gov/records/archives/archivesdb/BirthDeath/Detail.aspx?id=16535&type=Death | Allers, Johanna Maria Sophia Henriette (54241565)
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| 1622 | Death visited the home of Solomon Franklin King near Brunot on Mill Creek in Madison County, Missouri, Sept 29, 1917 at 9 o'clock where he had lived for 65 years. Uncle Saul was born at Memphis, TN. Apr 4, 1829, and came to Missouri, locating at Current River when but a boy where he lived but a year, moving from there to Madison County, where he has lived ever since. Solomon King and Permelia Isabelle Ross were united in marriage on 20 Mar 1853. They came to their present home on Apr 7, 1853. The came with one horse and their posessions slung to a pack saddle. To this marriage were born 6 children, of which 4 survive him. 2 sons: Earl and Henry, and two daughters;Melvina and Nancy Young from near Fredericktown, MO.: 29 grandchildren: 21 great grandchildren. We are all pleased that God spared Uncle Saul to see so many generations in his family, a blessing not given to many. Uncle Saul endured hardships in his early married life that would make the young men of today very much discouraged. Uncle Saul shouldered his axe many, many times and walked from his home to Ironton, MO.,where he cut cordwood for 30 cents a cord in order to buy necessary food for himself and his loved ones at home who now survive him. Uncle Saul has been a man of great endurance and always believed in a square deal to all men and practiced his belief with all men whom he came in contact with. Uncle Saul has been almost helpless for about 3 years and his wife bedfast for the last 2 years. Their daughter Melvina, has cared for them throughout their illnesses and she is truly worthy of great commendation. Uncle Saul was the oldest citizen of Madison County and was loved by all who knew him. He was always the man that would lose five dollars than to take one from any man. On Sunday morning Sept 30th 1917, over 300 people came to the home of Uncle Saul to pay their last respects to the memory of their friend and neighbor. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev J L Brooks of Brunot, interment was in the Brewington Cemetery. | King, Solomon Franklin (44304097)
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| 1623 | death was from "apolexy" -parents as Robnson Griffith and mother unkn. Birth was given as Arkansas - Levi Sallee was the informant. burial was shown as Sallee Cemetery | Griffith, Sarah Adaline (39810888)
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| 1624 | Death year came from wife's obit | Hale, James (15823996)
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| 1625 | Death year confirmed by phone call to Pioneer Cemetery 20 Jan 2021. | McNeely, Mary L. (70169640)
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| 1626 | Decatur Herald 1 Jul 1902 pg 5 Col 4 The death of Mrs.Eliza Hill, wife of H.W.Hill, occurred on Sunday morning at 8:30 oclock at the family residence on Pine street. It was not unexpected. Mrs. Hill has been ill since the first of March and during the past week or more her condition has been critical and the final dissolution was looked for at any time. Death was the result of old age and general debility. Mrs.Hill was a native of Rowan county,N. Carolina where she was born on March 20, 1819. She was the daughter of James and Jane Stevenson and with her parents moved to Cape Giradeau county, Missouri when only seven months old. While a resident of that county she was married in 1843 to Hugh W. Hill. Mrs. and Mrs. Hill left Cape Girardeau county in 1860 and settled in Montgomery county where they resided until 1866 when they came to Macon county. They first lived on W. William street, but later built the beautiful home at the end of Prairie Ave. on Pine street and have since made their home there. Of the six children born to them only one is living, John N. Hill of Macon, who has been constantly at his mothers bedside with his aged father for several days past. Besides her husband Mrs. Hill is survived by nine grandchildren five children of John N. Hill, who resides with their parents near Macon and Hugh, Gussie and Emma Bone and Mrs. L. A. Mills all of this city. Mrs. Hill has been a member of the Presbyterian church since girlhood. Her life has been one of devotion to her husband and family. One by one with the exception of a son she has suffered the loss of her own children and the love she so richly bestowed on them was transferred to her granchldren, to whom she has been more than a grandmother. Her simple life of devotion to the best that there is in womanhood and motherhood, her gentle generous neighborly interest in the welfare of her friends have earned for her not only the respect but the love and esteem of all with whom she came in contact. She has left to her family and friends the priceless heritage of a life well lived. The funeral services will be held at 3 oclock this afternoon from the residence, 212 N. Pine street and the services will be conducted by Revs. W.H.Prestley and W.H. Penhallegon. The casket will be open from 10 am until 12 noon for the friends of the family wishing to view the remains. | Stevenson, Eliza Jane (1747051)
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| 1627 | Deceased | Schlömann, Johann Heinrich (15197054)
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| 1628 | Deceased | Siekmann, Anna Maria Ilsabein (64596414)
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| 1629 | Deceased Name: RUSSELL , DOROTHY L. -Survived by husband, Ronald and son, James. Visitation Monday, November 15, 2-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. at Darrell Howe Mortuary. Funeral Services will be held Tuesday, November 16, 2004 at 9:30 a.m. at Darrell Howe Chapel, 4701 W. South Boulevard, Lafayette, CO. Interment will be at Fort Logan National Cemetery, Denver, CO. Denver Post, The (CO) Date: November 14, 2004 | Hughes, Dorothy Lenore (51048364)
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| 1630 | Deed - Marion County, TN 1831 transcribed by Notha Stevens note: deed between Silas White and Benjamin Lewis...George and Jacob Lewis were witnesses..ns) Silas White to (deed 125 acres)Benjm Lewis This indenture made this thirteenth day of August in the year of eighteen hundred and thirty one between Silas White of the one part and Benjamin Lewis of the other both of the State of Tennessee Witnesseth, that the said Silas White for and in consideration of the sum of four hundred dollars in trade to him in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged that the said White hath granted, bargained and sold and by these presents doth grant, bargain , sell and convey unto Benjamin Lewis a certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred and twenty five acres be the same more or less, lying and being in the County of Marion N.E. of Grant No. 652 and entered the 24 of January 1826, lying in said County on the north west side of Sequatchee river adjoining lands of James Dodson and bounded as follows, beginning at a stake and pointers near the head of a small spring on Coop?s Creek at the foot of the mountain six poles W. of said Dodson?s line then w Test Jno Kelly Clk of said Court By Wm. I. Standefer D.C.Registered June 9, 1834 | Lewis, Benjamin (40853204)
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| 1631 | Deed - Marion County, TN 1833 transcribed by Notha Stevens Note: deed of Benjm. Elliott to Benjm. Lewis..witnessed by Jacob Lewis ...Ns.Benj. Allotto ) Deed 75 acres Benj. Lewis. This Indenture made this 4th day of September 1833 between Benjamin Elliott of the one part and Benjamin Lewis of the other part both of the Cty of Marion and State of Tennessee.Witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum Dollars to him in hand paid and receipt of which is hereby acknowledged that the sd Benjamin Elliott doth bargain sell and deliver and by these presents doth bargain sell and convey a certain tract or parcel of land situate near the upper end of Marion Cty. on the waters of Coops Creek bounded as follows by Cumberland Mountains on the west and land entered by J. Lasater on the other side No. Grant 648 and entered at the rate of one ct. per acre and entered on the 11th day of January 1826 No. Entry 569 and surveyed the 15th September 1826, Beginning at a black oak at the foot of sd mountains thence E. seventy four poles to pointers on sd Lasaters line then wi | Lewis, Benjamin (40853204)
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| 1632 | Deed for property on Brushy Creek northwest of Annapolis, MO transcribed by Notha Stevens Iron County, Missouri Deeds page 133 This deed made and entered in the Ninth day of December eighteen hundred and fifty seven by and between David Morrow of the County of Iron in the State of Missouri party of the first part and George Lewis of the County and State aforesaid party of the second part, witnesseth: That the said party of the first part in consideration of Two Hundred Dollars to him paid by the said party of the second part the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged do by thereunto Grant, Bargain, Sell and Convey unto the said party of the second part the following described tracts or parcels of land Situate in the County of Iron in the State of Missouri to wit. North west quarter of South East quarter. East half and North West quarter of Southwest quarter and South west quarter of North West quarter of Section fifteen (15) Township thirty one (31) North of Range three (3) East containing Two hundred acres. To have and to hold the same together with all the rights immunities, privileges and appurtenances to the same be In witness whereof the said party of the first part has hereunto set his hand and seal, the day and year first above written. David Morow (seal) State of Missouri County of Iron Be it Remembered that on this 9th day of December AD, eighteen hundred and fifty seven before me the undersigned a Justice of the Peace within and for said County came David Marrow who is personally known to me to be the same person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument of writing as a party these to, and he acknowledged the same to be his act and deed for the purposes wherein mentioned. Given under my hand this day and year first above written this the ninth day of December AD 1857. John Bounds, Justice of the Peace Filed for Record the 14th day of January 1858 Recorded the 22 day of January AD 1858 Attest John F. _ . Edwards, Clerk | Lewis, George (14809107)
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| 1633 | Della was married 4 times: Andrew Card 1865–1920 (m. 1896) Shedrick J. Jones 1865–1917 (m. 1903) John Morgan Alldredge 1871–1913 (m. 1912) John Roland Tyrrell 1868–1951 (m. 1945) | Parker, Della Ossie (8098480)
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| 1634 | Delores Faye (Eye) Lewis also lovingly known as "Dee" of Freeburg, Illinois, formerly of Potosi, Missouri, was born on November 12, 1938 in Potosi, a daughter to the late Floyd Eye and the late Opal (Harmon) Eye. In addition to Dee’s father and mother, she as preceded in death by her husband, Robert R. Lewis; son, Terry Lynn Hollinsworth; six siblings: Norma Ruth Eye, Betty Lee Eye, Geraldine Crocker, Raymond Eye, Austin Eye, and Freda Wright; and many other dear relatives. Those who remain to treasure her memory include her three sons: David Hollinsworth, Randy Whitaker, and Robert "Rob" Lewis (wife, Michelle Burkard); eight grandchildren: Niki Wann, David Hollinsworth, Ashley Middleton, Shawn Whitaker, Brenden Lewis, Parker Lewis, Mercede Wood and Zach Burkard; four very close great grandchildren: Dylan, Madison, Bethany, and AJ; and other dear great grandchildren. Delores also leaves behind five siblings: Stanley (Donna) Eye, Boyd (Dorris) Eye, Cleo (Shirley) Eye, and Ronnie (Millie) Eye, and Elaine (Marvin) Mercer; as well as numerous nieces, nephews, and extended family. Visitation will be held Saturday, January 7, 2023 from 12 PM until the time of funeral service at 2 PM held at DeClue Funeral Home, 301 East High Street, Potosi, MO. 63664. Elder Mike Jarvis will be officiating. Interment will follow at the White Oak Grove Baptist Cemetery. | Eye, Delores Faye (6328207)
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| 1635 | Denair Cemetery | Stevenson, John Alpheus (79686032)
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| 1636 | Denair Cemetery | Englehart, Clara Grace (25408808)
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| 1637 | Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 | Ketcherside, George Raymond (11376112)
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| 1638 | Dept of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File Name R. H Lopez Gender Male Birth Date 10 Jun 1947 Death Date 4 May 1992 SSN 458749818 Enlistment Branch Air Force Enlistment Date 2 Feb 1967 Page number 1 | Stevenson, Juanita Gayle (45548096)
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| 1639 | DES ARC ...Ed Lewis and family of Clinton, Ark., came up this week to make a visit to his brothers, Zell & Eli; and other relatives and friends; also to attend the camp meeting. (WAYNE COUNTY JOURNAL BANNER newspaper ...Piedmont, Missouri ...August 1, 1929) Research note courtesy of Linda E. Lewis, George Lewis Descendants, published October 1992. | Lewis, Edward B (69750640)
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| 1640 | DES ARC HAPPENINGS Miss Glenna Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Parker and Mr. Hollis Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Lewis were united in marriage Saturday evening, Oct. 15 by Rev. J.P. Dinkins. They will live in Columbia where Hollis is now employed. (THE MOUNTAIN ECHO newspaper...Ironton, Iron County, Missouri...October 20, 1960) - Research notes courtesy of Linda E. Lewis, “George Lewis Descendants”, published October 1992. | Lewis, Hollis Verbal (90898976)
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| 1641 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (40618368)
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| 1642 | Des Arc Harkenings Friends and relatives here have received invitations to the wedding of Miss Dorothy Lewis to Mr. Carl Wayne Harris at the Church of "Wee Kirk O' the Heather" at Glendale, California, on February 1 at 6:30 pm. Miss Lewis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lewis of Pasadena, California, and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Howard and Mr. Zell Lewis here. The young lady has many friends here having lived with her parents here when a child. She visited here with her parents this summer and is a veryaccomplished young lady. We congratulate the happy young couple on their journey through life with them much happiness. (The Mountain Echo newspaper....Ironton, Iron County, Missouri...Jan 29, 1948) -Research note courtesy of Linda E. Lewis, George Lewis Descendants, published October 1992. | Family: Carl Wayne Harris / Dorothy Lewis (F50752798)
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| 1643 | DES ARC ITEMS April 16, 1936...Clell Levis who has a responsible position in St. Louis came down to spend Easter with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lewis, returning Sunday. A vacation of greater length than one day seems too long for Clell. October 27, 1938...Clell Lewis is at home from St. Louis to spend a well-earned two week's vacation. Clell has been with Leschen Rope Company continually for nine years, a splendid recomendation. (IRON COUNTY REGISTER newspaper...Ironton, Missouri) | Lewis, Clell E. (41155132)
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| 1644 | DES ARC ITEMS Wellman Lewis was rejected on account of physical health when examined at Jefferson Barracks and he and his wife and little daughter have gone to Glendale, California, to live. He is a son of Zell Lewis. (THE MOUNTAIN ECHO newspaper...Annapolis, Iron County, Missouri...July 9, 1943) Research note courtesy of Linda E. Lewis, George Lewis Descendants, published October 1992. | Lewis, Welmon Stevenson (27869380)
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| 1645 | DES ARC ITEMS column...Miss Inez Lewis who has a clerical position in Jefferson City is spending a week's vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Lewis. (IRON COUNTY REGISTER newspaper...Ironton, Missouri...July 2, 1936) !MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT Ben O. Knight of near Parkville, Mo., about seventeen miles out of Kansas City, and Miss Inez Lewis, daughter of Mr. J.B. Lewis, of Des Arc, this county, were united in marriage Sunday evening at Piedmont by Rev. J.R. Bullington at the Methodist Parsonage. The ceremony took place at 7:30 o'clock. Miss Lewis, who has been employed in the state health department at Jefferson City for several years, is well known by residents here and in the south end, who wish her every happiness at this time. She has resigned her position in the state health department and the newlyweds will make their home near Parkville after enjoying a two weeks' trip through the Southland. The bride is a sister-in-law to Circuit Clerk and Recorder R.C. Jones. The Register offers very best wishes and tenders congratulations to this happy young couple. (IRON COUNTY REGISTER newspaper...Ironton, Missouri...October 16, 1941) OBITUARY Kansas City Star, The (MO) - Page: B4 Date: June 27, 2003 Inez Mildred Knight died at Bishop Spencer Place on June 25, 2003. She was born on May 27, 1911 in Des Arc, MO. Funeral services will be Saturday, June 28, 2003, at 11 a.m. at D.W. Newcomer's Sons Stine & McClure Chapel. Visitation will be from 10-11 a.m.at the chapel. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery. In 1941 while working at the Missouri State Health Department, Inez married Ben O. Knight. They resided in Platte County on a farm until 1966. After that time she lived in her home in Kansas City, MO until she entered Bishop Spencer Place. Among Mrs. Knight's many interests were Women's City Club, The Friends of Art of the Nelson Atkins Museum, The Children's Mercy Hospital Cardiac Auxiliary, The KC Museum Auxiliary, The University of Missouri Conservatory of Music, The Janet Boone Service Club, and St. Andrews Episcopal Church. Inez Knight leaves two children, Sarah and Ben Knight Jr.; six grandchildren, Anastasia Oldham, Ben Knight III, Ashley Knight, Heather Baker, Quent Sutherland, Jay Sutherland; and two great-grandchildren. She also leaves the following sister and brothers,Vela Nichols, Buford Lewis, Carter Lewis, and Howard Lewis. The family requests no flowers and would appreciate contributions to the American Royal Education Program. (Arrangements: D.W. Newcomer's Sons Stine & McClure Chapel, 3235 Gillham, Kansas City, MO (816) 931-7777 Extracted By: Gloria Peace-Griffitts | Lewis, Inez Mildred (97799274)
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| 1646 | DES ARC ITEMS...We were at a loss to account for the recent unusual high spirits of Assessor James Lewis until it was learned that it was a fine baby girl, born Saturday morning. Congratulations. (IRON COUNTY REGISTER newspaper...Ironton, Missouri...December 19, 1929) | Lewis, Naomi Ruth (64966450)
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| 1647 | Descendants of David Wesley Lewis By Billy Brimm (see Generation 7 below) Descendants of unknown lewis Generation No. 1 1. UNKNOWN1 LEWIS Children of UNKNOWN LEWIS are: 2. i. DAVID WESLEY2 LEWIS, b. March 09, 1812, N.C.; d. 1866, COLLIN CO. TX. ii. JOHN LEWIS, b. 1817, N.C.; m. EMELINE DUNN. iii. JACOB LEWIS, b. 1805, N.C.; m. MARY POLLY MARTIN. iv. GEORGE LEWIS, b. 1802, N.C.; m. ELIZABETH. Generation No. 2 2. DAVID WESLEY2 LEWIS (UNKNOWN1) was born March 09, 1812 in N.C., and died 1866 in COLLIN CO. TX. He married NANCEY JANE HATIELD, daughter of JAMES HATIELD and ANNIE RICE. She was born July 08, 1813 in MARION CO. TN,, and died January 14, 1914 in GROSVENOR BROWN TX. More About NANCEY JANE HATIELD: Burial: LICK BRANCH CEM BROWN CO TX Children of DAVID LEWIS and NANCEY HATIELD are: 3. i. JOSEPH BRADY3 LEWIS, b. March 07, 1851, MADSION CO MO; d. February 02, 1930, COMANCHE CO TX. ii. ELIZA JANE LEWIS, b. January 06, 1834. iii. OLIVER LEWIS, b. 1838. iv. GEORGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, b. May 02, 1840. v. REBECCA LEWIS, b. 1841. vi. MARY E LEWIS, b. 1847. vii. PETER ROSOMORE LEWIS, b. March 07, 1851. viii. MADALINE LEWIS, b. 1853. ix. FRANKILIN JOHNSON LEWIS, b. October 15, 1857. x. ELZANDA LEWIS, b. July 17, 1861. Generation No. 3 3. JOSEPH BRADY3 LEWIS (DAVID WESLEY2, UNKNOWN1) was born March 07, 1851 in MADSION CO MO, and died February 02, 1930 in COMANCHE CO TX. He married ISABELL ELIZABETH BYRD 1872, daughter of CHARLES BYRD and ELIZBETH MCCLAIN. She was born December 18, 1855 in STONE CO MO, and died April 15, 1916 in COMANCHE CO TX. Children of JOSEPH LEWIS and ISABELL BYRD are: 4. i. JIM BRADY4 LEWIS, b. August 02, 1882, TX; d. July 05, 1960, MILLER AR. ii. W .E. WILLIE LEWIS, b. December 28, 1873. iii. ELIZA JANE LEWIS, b. April 10, 1876. iv. GEOORGE O. LEWIS, b. December 12, 1877. v. MARY EMMALINE LEWIS, b. March 17, 1879. vi. MAY BELL LEWIS, b. April 29, 1880. vii. DAVID SOLMAN LEWIS, b. May 20, 1885. viii. LILLIE ROSE LEWIS, b. May 06, 1891. ix. LUCY LEWIS, b. 1894. x. NANCEY ELIZBETH LEWIS, b. September 30, 1896. xi. ETTA JANE LEWIS, b. May 06, 1898. Generation No. 4 4. JIM BRADY4 LEWIS (JOSEPH BRADY3, DAVID WESLEY2, UNKNOWN1) was born August 02, 1882 in TX, and died July 05, 1960 in MILLER AR. He married MARY CREEK, daughter of JAMES CREEK and LAURA STEPHENSON. She was born December 23, 1884 in WASHINGTIN CO,AR,, and died 1970 in MILLER CO AR. More About JIM BRADY LEWIS: Burial: SEVERENA CEM MILLER CO AR More About MARY CREEK: Burial: SEVERENA CEM MILLER CO AR Children of JIM LEWIS and MARY CREEK are: 5. i. EDWARD LEE5 LEWIS, b. August 03, 1909, TX,; d. December 1995, FOUKE AR. ii. MORRIS LEWIS. iii. OSTON LEWIS, b. March 18, 1917. iv. CARLTON JAY LEWIS. v. BUS LEWIS. vi. LEONA LEWIS. vii. ETHEL LEWIS. Generation No. 5 5. EDWARD LEE5 LEWIS (JIM BRADY4, JOSEPH BRADY3, DAVID WESLEY2, UNKNOWN1) was born August 03, 1909 in TX,, and died December 1995 in FOUKE AR. He married EURA M . FULFER, daughter of JAMES FULFER and DONNA BOYD. She was born September 06, 1911 in TX,, and died January 13, 1980 in FOUKE, AR,. Children of EDWARD LEWIS and EURA FULFER are: 6. i. MARY ELIZABETH6 LEWIS, b. August 27, 1942, AR. ii. BRADY LEWIS, b. March 27, 1945. iii. DORTHEY LEWIS, b. September 07, 1952. iv. EARNEST LEWIS, b. July 06, 1948. v. MARGIE LEWIS, b. May 07, 1935. vi. JAMES LEWIS, b. March 31, 1938. Generation No. 6 6. MARY ELIZABETH6 LEWIS (EDWARD LEE5, JIM BRADY4, JOSEPH BRADY3, DAVID WESLEY2, UNKNOWN1) was born August 27, 1942 in AR. She married VELORIN COLUMBUS BRIMM, son of JOESPH BRIMM and OPAL GUNTER. He was born June 01, 1931 in PRAUGE OK, and died August 27, 1997 in SHAWNEE OKLA. More About VELORIN COLUMBUS BRIMM: Burial: BRYANT COVE CEM IN CASA AR Children of MARY LEWIS and VELORIN BRIMM are: 7. i. BILLY JOE BRIMM7 SR, b. August 12, 1964, SHAWNEE OKLA. 8. ii. EDWIN LEE BRIMM, b. July 22, 1963, SHAWNEE OKLA. 9. iii. CONNIE ELIZABETH BRIMM, b. April 24, 1969. Generation No. 7 7. BILLY JOE BRIMM7 SR (MARY ELIZABETH6 LEWIS, EDWARD LEE5, JIM BRADY4, JOSEPH BRADY3, DAVID WESLEY2, UNKNOWN1) was born August 12, 1964 in SHAWNEE OKLA. He married VICKIE LYNN TRAMMELL May 15, 1987 in POTT COUNTY COURT HOUSE, daughter of LUTHER TRAMMELL and VERNA STEPHENS. She was born July 16, 1965 in SHAWNEE OKLA. Children of BILLY SR and VICKIE TRAMMELL are: i. BILLY JOE BRIMM8 JR., b. September 11, 1988. ii. KEVIN JIM MOODY JR., b. November 07, 1984. iii. THOMAS K MOODY, b. November 29, 1985. 8. EDWIN LEE7 BRIMM (MARY ELIZABETH6 LEWIS, EDWARD LEE5, JIM BRADY4, JOSEPH BRADY3, DAVID WESLEY2, UNKNOWN1) was born July 22, 1963 in SHAWNEE OKLA. He married APRIL DANSUAR. Children of EDWIN BRIMM and APRIL DANSUAR are: i. RYAN8 DANSUAR, b. October 26, 1987. ii. MARINDA L BRIMM, b. April 23, 1993. 9. CONNIE ELIZABETH7 BRIMM (MARY ELIZABETH6 LEWIS, EDWARD LEE5, JIM BRADY4, JOSEPH BRADY3, DAVID WESLEY2, UNKNOWN1) was born April 24, 1969. She married THOMAS CHILDERSS. Children of CONNIE BRIMM and THOMAS CHILDERSS are: i. KRISTEN L BRIMM8 CHILDERSS, b. January 17, 1988. ii. THOMAS DILLION CHILDERSS, b. November 09, 1995. | Lewis, David Wesley (96759238)
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| 1648 | DESLOGE — Elsie Bernice Pratte, 91 of Desloge passed away January 22, 2009 at NHC HealthCare of Desloge. She was born September 9, 1917 at Fredericktown. She was a member of the First Church of God in Leadwood; belonged to the Joy Bells of Marvin Chapel Church. Preceded in death by: Parents, George and Erma (Ketcherside) Gibbons; husband, Eli Lynn Pratte; two sons, Larry and Gary; daughter in infancy, Georgia Ruth. | Gibbons, Elsie Bernice (86335114)
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| 1649 | Dessie (Lewis) Sawyer was born in Rusk, Texas, and attended school in Brownfield. She married Uyless Devoe Sawyer, and they moved to New Mexico in 1916. They founded the Crossroads Ranch near Tatum in 1924. He preceded her in death on December 22, 1966. She was survived by two daughters, Fern Sawyer of Nogal, N.M. and Myrl Sawyer Good of Roswell. Dessie Sawyer was inducted into the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame in 1981 Dessie was National Democratic Committeewoman and New Mexico's best known political figure for years, but she was first a rancher. She and her husband U.D. moved onto their ranch in 1928. With sheer determination and hard work, they paid off the mortage on the ranch while the country struggled through the Depression. Dessie's work in community activities and public affairs led her into the national political arena because, as Dessie put it, "that's where the fun is. (Obituary in Hobbs News Sun, August 30, 1990) Gravesite Details Dessie Sawyer, an amazing role model who greatly contributed to so many in Lea County New Mexico | Lewis, Dessie Forrest (11337673)
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| 1650 | DetailSource Name: Johann Henrich Schloemann Gender: Male Marriage Date: 25. Nov 1814 (25 Nov 1814) Marriage Place: Evangelisch, Joellenbeck, Westfalen, Prussia Spouse: Anne Marie Ilsabein Sickmann FHL Film Number: 582998 | Family: Johann Heinrich Schlömann / Anna Maria Ilsabein Siekmann (F94779884)
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| 1651 | Died age 7 of Smallpox | Irion, Fritz (Fred) (68879845)
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| 1652 | died along with daughter Willis Lu in 1935 flood | Fuchs, Willis Lu (39876356)
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| 1653 | DIED AT CHARLOTTE Mrs. Aug. Witte Stricken by Apoplexy While Visiting Neighbor–Leaves Husband, Three Sons and Two Daughters—Burial Took Place Monday Morning at Charlotte Mrs. Anna Maria Witte, Nee Engelbrecht, wife of Aug. S. Witte, died suddenly last Friday at her home at Charlotte, aged 65 years, 8 months, 6 days. Mrs. Witte was stricken with apoplexy Thursday while visiting the home of a neighbor. Funeral services were conducted Monday morning at the home and in the Charlotte Evangelical Church, Rev. Dietel and Rev. A. F. Alberswerth officiating. Burial took place in the Evangelical Cemetery at Charlotte. Deceased was born in 1859 and grew to womanhood near Drake, where she was educated and become a member of the Evangelical Church. In 1879 she became the wife of Aug. S. Witte, to which marriage were born five children, all of whom survive. Mrs. Witte was a good Christian woman, who saw only good and brought happiness to others. To her the precept of a Christian home and community, were a goal in life, and she did her duty in the attainment thereof. The unusually large attendance at the burial servicesbore testimony to the esteem to which she was held in her community. Mrs. Witte is survived by her sorrowing husband, her sons Ben W. Witte, of Hickman, Nebr., Otto Witte of St. Louis, son Emil Witte of Hermann, her daughters, Mrs. L. A. Weggener, of Drummond, Okla., and Mrs. A. B. Suenkel, of Ownesville, five brothers, Ernst and Joe Engelbrecht, of Bay, John Engelbrecht, of Stonyhill, Gus Engelbrecht, of Oxford, Nebr., and Wm. Engelbrecht, of Drake, three sisters, Mrs. Hy. Berger, of Union, Mrs. Hy. Oberg, of Bay, and Mrs. Emma …. [conclusion of obituary not available] | Engelbrecht, Anna Maria (73902156)
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| 1654 | Died at Enroute City Hosp. Mortuary is Ziegenhein. | Birkner, Wilber C. (89780199)
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| 1655 | died at Hog Hollow, fell from a horse. | Jones, Sarah J. (67199048)
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| 1656 | Died at home | Lassauer, John Adam (18692830)
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| 1657 | Died at home 1213 Clinton St. | Ackenhausen, Bertha (74726120)
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| 1658 | died between Feb 1800-1801 Will dated Feb 22, 1801 | McNeely, John II (Jr.) (36799475)
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| 1659 | Died from influenza | Engelbrecht, Henry August (7911561)
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| 1660 | Died from Scarlet Fever contacted from attending physician for birth of her child | Hill, Margaret Clarissa (14591444)
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| 1661 | died from teething | Roth, Anna (95287236)
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| 1662 | died from teething | Mueller, Erna Johanna Katharina (193938)
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| 1663 | Died in an Army Camp in Kansas. Co. H, 69th INF | King, Ples Golden (16942422)
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| 1664 | Died in Byrd Township, Cape Girardeau County, Missouri | Stoffregen, Wilhelmina Caroline Julia (71436208)
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| 1665 | Died in Byrd Township, Cape Girardeau County, Missouri | Stoffregen, Wilhelmina Caroline Julia (71436208)
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| 1666 | died in infancy - no dates on stone | Miller, Rosalie (58533282)
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| 1667 | died in infancy - no dates on stone | Miller, Catherine (73887568)
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| 1668 | Died in this city on Tuesday, June 30, 1903, at 3am, after an illness of several weeks duration, Mrs. Louisa Regenhardt. Deceased was born in Brunswick, Germany, on July 3, 1831; her maiden name was Weiss; her first husband was Charles Meyer; of this union two daughters still survive, Mrs. Matilda Heuer and Mrs. August Masters. Wm. F. Regenhardt, now also deceased, was her second husband. Besides the two daughters above mentioned, two stepsons and one stepdaughter, two brothers and one sister are left to mourn her loss. She was a strict adherent to the Lutheran faith and a staunch member of the church; a good christian woman, a good mother and a firm, true friend. Her suffering during the last weeks was intense and death was welcomed as a release from mortal pain. She has gone to join her husband after only a few weeks separation. Pg. 8, Col.2, Funeral: The funeral of Mrs. Louisa Regenhardt took place at 2 o'clock thi s afternoon (Wednesday, July 1) from the family residence on Independence St. to the Lutheran Church, thence to Lorimier Cemetery where interment took place.godparents: Luise Caluditz (JT- I think this is a misspelling- should be Clauditz), Staats Bergmann Chirurgus in Beddingen, Heinrich Weiss Müllergesell | Weiss, Luise Henriette Christine (81158272)
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| 1669 | died of cancer | Jones, Shedrick J. Jr (30837876)
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| 1670 | Died of cancer and dropsy; survived by 5 sons, 1 daughter, 5 grandchildren; age 67 years 8 months 15 days | Tinnappel, Emilie (19195766)
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| 1671 | Died of cancer per Vela Lewis Nichols | Lewis, Randall B. (15783483)
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| 1672 | Died of childbed fever - Trinity Lutheran Church records | Mankopf, Johanne Sophie Amalie (63336480)
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| 1673 | Died of complication of diseases; survived by 2 children, 8 grandsons, 1 brother; age 66 years 1 month 27 days. | Dormeyer, Whilhelmina (38335112)
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| 1674 | Died of convulsions - Trinity Lutheran Church records | Regenhardt, Emil Lebrecht Conrad (72310411)
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| 1675 | died of convulsions follwoing teathing; survived by her father and three siblings | Stoffregen, Josephine Julie (74099848)
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| 1676 | died of death fever | Mueller, August Wilhelm Heinrich (93928832)
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| 1677 | died of debility | Schaper, Sophia (21795522)
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| 1678 | died of long running fever and diphtheria | Polack, Emile Christine (45583930)
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| 1679 | died of measles | Mueller, Frederick Heinrich (35116063)
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| 1680 | Died of pneumonia | Ackenhausen, Hermann (72976200)
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| 1681 | died of summer complaint | Scheppelmann, Johann Heinrich (72155492)
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| 1682 | died of tuberculosis | Ruehmann, Johanne Sophie Olga (60843424)
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| 1683 | Died of Whooping cough, croup and pneumonia. | Stevenson, Norris Hiram (74232868)
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| 1684 | died on July 21, 1944 when his B-24 Liberator bomber crashed in the North Atlantic Ocean. MIA/Lost at Sea. Memorial Plaque at Cambridge American Cemetery. | Murphy, Charles Evert Jr. (14779476)
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| 1685 | Died young | Stevenson, Leslie Ward (31783913)
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| 1686 | DIED, In Rowan county, on the 7th instant, Mrs. Elizabeth Kilpatrick, aged about 98. —Published in The Star, and North Carolina State Gazette (Raleigh, North Carolina), Thursday, May 21, 1829, p. 3. | McKnight, Margaret Elizabeth (74690170)
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| 1687 | Diphtheria | Polack, Martha Anna (21812800)
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| 1688 | Dissen Evangelical-Lutheran Church | Flottman Hesemann, Johann Friedrich Wilhelm (48933462)
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| 1689 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F52846520)
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| 1690 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (52271001)
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| 1691 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (25239732)
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| 1692 | Divorced | Snyder, Jean Marie (882250)
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| 1693 | Divorced son of William and Polly Ann Johnson Lewis. Railroad telegraph operator Informant was Earl Lewis of St Louis, MO | Lewis, Jesse Everett (31458638)
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| 1694 | DNA has shown that John E Tucker is the father of Hettie and Kizzie. Family descendants believe he raped Nancy and fathered the two girls. Kizzie was born while she was married to Munceford Underwood. Both girls assumed Munceford's last name. In April 1893 , Munceford was sentenced to prison 5 years for 2nd degree manslaughter. His sentence commuted to the Asylum in Fulton, MO by the Governor. He escaped from the Asylum, moved to Amarillo, Texas and changed his name to Charles Henry Smith. He married Sarah D. Evelyn Vermillion 23 Dec 1894. They had 5 sons and 2 daughters. He was a farmer near Amarillo. From Gloria Jean Griffitts: So who are the parents of Kizzie and Hettie, according to DNA? John E Tucker ( 1968-1934) and Nancy A (Sisk) Underwood (1873-1921) per history first then confirmed by DNA a number of years ago. What was Munceford in jail for in January 1893? Nine months prior to Kizzie's birth? The murder he was arrested for did not occur until March 1893. I was thinking of the spring time when all the mess occurred and not looking at records so I should have stated, Munson/Munceford was most likely incarnated at the time of Kizzie’s conception, which may or may not be factual. If it is valid it would have been late Feb not Jan, I believe was what I was thinking but again only a thought. Why would Kizzie Bone’s DC list her parents as Munceford Underwood and Nancy Sisk? Let me explain a bit about this. My great uncle was a rapist. He raped and impregnated Nancy in mention and she had three children by him, next is Evaline Sisk who bore two of his children,. John also raped my grandmother and she had one child and her sister who bore one child. Seven children in total that we know of now. Much of this was hidden due to shame and was not confirmed until the inception of DNA, in fact there was no other way to confirm these stories until that time. Many of the girls in the family were sent away early with other family members to keep them safe from him [John]. My mother was one of them. Some of these children had no clue what had happened until much later in life. Some died never knowing who there father was, like Hettie (Sisk) Moss. I was told the story first, by my aunt, when I was about 18 yrs old and when I was a bit older I started talking with family about all of this and was told about the “Curse of the red hair”! Each of these lineages of the rapes had at least one child or grandchild with red hair as John E Tucker had vivid red hair and I found it to be completely true and lives on today. Why was John E Tucker not stopped or arrested is the big question. All we can think of is women in general had very few rights and in some case were no more than common property thus were used as so, as sad as that was. Floyd was Nancy’s third and we think last child. He had his father's vivid red hair. Hilda never had any children that any of us know of. I have many records for these people but many are very oversized ledgers pages and are not the best quality for reprints and home scanning. If you need to documented proof I suggest you contact of visit Missouri State Archives in Jefferson City, Mo and they can provide the needed data for a very nominal fee or email them and they will scan data as well for a small fee. | Sisk, Nancy Artissmia (9740093)
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| 1695 | Doctor of Philosophy University of Texas May 1974 | Lewis, Dr. Randy Lynn Jr. (29764888)
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| 1696 | Dominican Hospital | Schedler, Erwin Carl Jr. (55264596)
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| 1697 | Donald S. Cook Salt Lake Tribune, The (UT) - Sunday, June 23, 2002 Donald S. Cook, 77, a home builder, general contractor, construction superintendent, passed away early "Father's Day," June 16, 2002 in Woodruff, Utah. He was born July 30, 1924 in Holladay, UT. He served in the United States Navy as an electrician and was decorated with the World War II Victory Medal, American Theatre Medal, the Asiatic-Pacific Medal, five Bronze Stars for the Philippines, and two Bronze medals for the Liberation Theatre. As a home builder he was uniquely skilled in all of the trades and built his own home in Woodruff, UT completing all of the construction personally. He was at home on a mountain, hunting, or on a stream or lake fishing. He loved the out-of-doors. He loved people and people loved him. He had a wonderful keen sense of humor. He was always lending a helping hand on home projects for neighbors, family and friends. He is survived by his wife of 35 years, Jan Cook, Woodruff, UT, where they spent the last 17 years of his life; daughters, Ginny Chidester, Murray, UT, Jackie Tolman, Sandy, UT; and sisters, Phyllis Hopkins, Las Vegas, NV, Mildred Thicken, Salt Lake City, UT. Graveside memorial services will be Fri. June 28, 2002, 11 a.m., Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park, 3401 Highland Dr, Salt Lake City, UT. | Cook, Donald S. (26232714)
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| 1698 | Donated to Medical Science | Lucy, Paul Lenzy (28882296)
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| 1699 | Dormeier, Auguste Wilhelmina. born 8 July 1856. baptized 28 Dec 1856. parents: Heinrich Dormeier & Charlotte nee Wille sponsors: Wilhelmine Willer, Auguste Ziegenbein, Joseph Beyer | Dormeyer, Auguste Wilhelmina (63372503)
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| 1700 | Dormeier, Auguste Wilhelmina. born 8 July 1856. baptized 28 Dec 1856. parents: Heinrich Dormeier & Charlotte nee Wille sponsors: Wilhelmine Willer, Auguste Ziegenbein, Joseph Beyer | Dormeyer, Auguste Wilhelmina (63372503)
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