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| 4401 | Garden of the Cross Section 16 West | Hager, Marjorie La Don (21639031)
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| 4402 | Garden of the Cross Section 16 West | Sheppard, Wilber Elmer (20437478)
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| 4403 | Gene Ponder May 20, 1929 - April 25, 2020 Eugene Franklin “Gene” Ponder, age 90, of East Prairie, Missouri, passed away Saturday, April 25, 2020 at his home. Born May 20, 1929, in Dogwood, Missouri, to the late William Eugene and Gertrude Shoults, he was a self-employed farmer and had served in the United States Air Force. He had attended Nelson Memorial United Methodist Church in East Prairie and was a board member of Dogwood Cemetery. On March 5, 1953, in East Prairie, he married Nellie Elizabeth “Nell” Bain, who preceded him in death June 8, 2014. Gene is survived by two daughters and sons-in-law, Margaret and Tony Childers of East Prairie and Barbara and Jim Speights of Springfield, Missouri; and one brother, Bill Ponder of Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Also surviving are seven grandchildren, Jay and Brooke Childers of East Prairie, Dawn and Kevin Walters of East Prairie, Katie and Joe Harter of Springfield, Bain Turnbo of Gunnison, Colorado, Kara Speights of Springfield, Bailey Turnbo of Estero, Florida and Karla Speights of Springfield; six great grandchildren, Kelsey Walters, Blakelee Childers, Cooper Walters, Chase Childers, Winry Harter and Mason Speights; and one great-great grandchild, Henry Walters. In addition to his wife and parents, he was preceded in death by one daughter and son-in-law, Karen and Ty Turnbo; and one sister, Margaret Martin. Graveside services will be held Saturday, May 2, 2020, at 1 p.m. at Dogwood Cemetery under the direction of Shelby Funeral Home of East Prairie. Brian Abbot, pastor of Nelson Memorial United Methodist Church will officiate. | Ponder, Eugene (16339598)
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| 4404 | Gene worked as a teacher and school administrator from 1927 to 1952. He then worked for the federal government in mapping until 1976. Present interests are family, church activities, president of a senior citizens group, and travel. | Brooks, Louis Eugene (30148638)
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| 4405 | Geneal Land Office Records - ancestry.com Name George W Miller Issue Date 16 Jun 1856 Place Iron, Missouri, USA Meridian 5th PM Township 035n Range 003E Aliquots E½NW¼ Section 20 Accession Number MW-0909-217 Document Number 55532 Original URL http://glorecords.blm.gov/details/patent/default.aspx?accession=0909-217&docClass=MW&sid=zwdddebe.sbi Name George H Miller Issue Date 15 Dec 1857 Place Iron, Missouri, USA Land Office Jackson Meridian 5th PM Township 32-N Range 4-E Section 10 Accession Number MO3770__.338 Document Number 17451 Original URL https://glorecords.blm.gov/search/default.aspx | Miller, George H. W. (41155964)
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| 4406 | Genealogical Information about Katherine Laura Foster: Katherine Laura Foster was married to Thomas Allen Gill and had several children. Here are some key genealogical details about Katherine Laura Foster: Full Name: Katherine Laura Foster (also known as Katherine Laura Gill) Birth Date: 27 October 1848, Rowan, North Carolina, USA Death Date: 15 May 1908, North Carolina, USA Marriage: Married Thomas Allen Gill on 9 May 1871 in Iredell, North Carolina. Children: Marianne Gill (1 August 1872 - 1 September 1873) Abbie Jane Gill (30 January 1874 - 30 May 1963) Katie A Gill (23 June 1875 - 23 December 1963) Elva Lou Gill (24 July 1878 - 17 April 1961) William Cowan Gill (16 September 1879 - 6 January 1916) Thomas Gill (19 June 1884 - 26 July 1884) Graham Gill (4 July 1885 - 4 January 1956) Harry Lee Gill (5 January 1889 - 1 February 1939) Residences: Katherine lived in various locations including Iredell, Brunswick, and Rowan counties in North Carolina, as well as Mount Winans in Baltimore, Maryland, and Statesville, Iredell, North Carolina. Census Records: In the 1880 Census, she is listed as Kate L. Gill, born in 1850 in North Carolina, and in the 1900 Census, she is listed as Kate L. Gill, born in October 1848 in North Carolina. This indicates some discrepancies in the birth year but confirms her North Carolina origins. Burial: Katherine Laura Foster Gill is buried in Statesville, Iredell, North Carolina, USA. | Foster, Katherine "Katie" Laura (74155563)
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| 4407 | Genealogical Information for Thomas Allen Gill: Thomas Allen Gill was born on April 8, 1849, and died on December 22, 1914. He married Katherine Laura Foster on May 9, 1871, and they had several children. Here are the key genealogical details about Thomas Allen Gill: Birth: April 8, 1849, in McDowell, North Carolina, USA. Death: December 22, 1914, in Charlotte, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA. Burial: Statesville, Iredell, North Carolina, USA. Marriage: Married Katherine Laura Foster on May 9, 1871, in Iredell, North Carolina, USA. Children: He had several children, including Abbie Jane Gill, Katie A Gill, Elva Lou Gill, William Cowan Gill, Graham Gill, and Harry Lee Gill. Additionally, he was listed as a carpenter in the 1880 census and lived in Statesville, Iredell, North Carolina, during that time. In the 1900 census, he was still residing in Statesville | Gill, Thomas Allen (59190804)
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| 4408 | General Notes: Seq# Interment Cemetery First Name Last Name Gender Burial Date Age Cem Sec Row Lot 6 156450 CALVARY STEPHEN J BRAY M Dec 21 1961 62 04 020 21 04 | Bray, Stephen J. (71835121)
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| 4409 | George H. Williams and family crossed the plains from Jackson, Missouri in 1852 accompanied by Archibald McNeely who later married Laura Williams, daughter of George H. and Clarissa Williams. - Courtesy of 71japo on ancestry.com | McNeely, Archibald (15405754)
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| 4410 | George Harvey Williams and his wife Clarissa and their children migrated from Jackson, Cape Girardeau County, Missouri to Watsonville , Santa Cruz County, CA in 1852. They joined a wagon train in western Missouri., and traveled across country mostly on the Oregon Trail. Taveling in the same wagon train, also from Cape Girardeau County, is Archiblad McNeeley, the future husband of their daughter Laura. | Williams, George Harvey (52595932)
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| 4411 | George Lewis in Tennessee 1830 Cocke County, Tennessee #397 George Lewis 3 males under 5, 1 male 20-30; 1 female 5-10, 1 female 20-30 1830 Cocke, Tenn George Lewis head of house; children; 3 males under 5 (Benjamin b. 1826; Robert b. 1827; son born ca 1825-1830 1 female under 10 - Mary b. ca 1823, Date 13 August 1831 Location Marion, Tennessee Description 125 acres - Silas White to Benjamin Lewis - George W Cain, John Briggs, George Lewis, Jacob Lewis witnesses 1840 Marion, Tennessee house of George or rge Lewis 2 males under 5 (William b. 1825; John b. ca 1835 1 male 5-10 (son b. 1830) same son as above 2 males 10-15nbsp; ( Benjamin b. 1826; Robert b. 1827) 2 females und 5 (daughter born 1835-1840; Catherine b. 1832-1833(?) Martha b. 1839) 1 female 15-20 (Mary... her first child was born 1845) (or Catherine? marr. ca 1850) In 1850 a Samuel P. Griffith age 25 and wife is next door to George Lewis, page 387, on page 385 is Robert and Catherine Griffith, with other Griffith famiies close by. father of Robinson Griffith that married Catherine Lewis | Family: George Lewis / Elizabeth Gilliland (F9520140)
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| 4412 | GEORGE LEWIS LAND GRANTS Note: although these are listed under Iron County, Missouri, the actual deeds show Madison County, Missouri IRON County Missouri Land Patent GEORGE LEWIS State: MISSOURI Acres: 56.3 Metes/Bounds: No Issue Date: 11/15/1854 Land Office: Jackson Cancelled: No U.S. Reservations: No Mineral Reservations: No Authority: April 24, 1820: Sale-Cash Entry (3 Stat. 566) Document Nr.: 15237 Accession/Serial Nr.: MO3660__.283 BLM Serial Nr.: MO NO S/N GEORGE LEWIS State: MISSOURI Acres: 40 Metes/Bounds: No Issue Date: 11/15/1854 Land Office: Jackson Cancelled: No U.S. Reservations: No Mineral Reservations: No Authority: April 24, 1820: Sale-Cash Entry (3 Stat. 566) Document Nr.: 15341 Accession/Serial Nr.: MO3660__.374 BLM Serial Nr.: MO NO S/N GEORGE LEWIS State: MISSOURI Acres: 40 Metes/Bounds: No Issue Date: 11/15/1854 Land Office: Jackson Cancelled: No U.S. Reservations: No Mineral Reservations: No Authority: April 24, 1820: Sale-Cash Entry (3 Stat. 566) Document Nr.: 15342 Accession/Serial Nr.: MO3660__.375 BLM Serial Nr.: MO NO S/N GEORGE LEWIS State: MISSOURI Acres: 80 Metes/Bounds: No Issue Date: 1/3/1856 Land Office: Jackson Cancelled: No U.S. Reservations: No Mineral Reservations: No Authority: April 24, 1820: Sale-Cash Entry (3 Stat. 566) Document Nr.: 17621 Accession/Serial Nr.: MO3720__.166 BLM Serial Nr.: MO NO S/N ; Comments: ADD CERT #17622 GEORGE LEWIS State: MISSOURI Acres: 120 Metes/Bounds: No Issue Date: 1/3/1856 Land Office: Jackson Cancelled: No U.S. Reservations: No Mineral Reservations: No Authority: April 24, 1820: Sale-Cash Entry (3 Stat. 566) Document Nr.: 17801 Accession/Serial Nr.: MO3690__.412 BLM Serial Nr.: MO NO S/N | Lewis, George (14809107)
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| 4413 | George Washington King and his wife were not buried in a traditional cemetery. They were buried on the family farm, Twp 31N, Range 5E, Sect 30, off Highway FF in Madison County, Missouri. George was the eldest of six known children of Solomon Franklin King (1830-1917) and Permelia Isabelle Ross King (1835-c1921), who married 20 Mar 1853 in Missouri. George married to Elizabeth (went by Liz) Jane Stephens (1855-1924) on 17 Dec 1872 at Madison County, Missouri. George and Liz were the parents of seven known children, namely: 1. Ella Isabell King Firebaugh Brown (1873-1946) 2. John (Johnnie) Napolean King (1874-1874) 3. Ida Elizabeth King Goad (1877-1932) 4. Thomas Henry King (1879-1928) 5. Virginia (Jennie) L. King Kemp Moore (1881-p1920) 6. William Oscar King (1883-1961) 7. James Franklin King (1885-1951) | KIng, George Washington (55738458)
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| 4414 | George Washington King and his wife were not buried in a traditional cemetery. They were buried on the family farm, Twp 31N, Range 5E, Sect 30, off Highway FF in Madison County, Missouri. George was the eldest of six known children of Solomon Franklin King (1830-1917) and Permelia Isabelle Ross King (1835-c1921), who married 20 Mar 1853 in Missouri. George married to Elizabeth (went by Liz) Jane Stephens (1855-1924) on 17 Dec 1872 at Madison County, Missouri. George and Liz were the parents of seven known children, namely: 1. Ella Isabell King Firebaugh Brown (1873-1946) 2. John (Johnnie) Napolean King (1874-1874) 3. Ida Elizabeth King Goad (1877-1932) 4. Thomas Henry King (1879-1928) 5. Virginia (Jennie) L. King Kemp Moore (1881-p1920) 6. William Oscar King (1883-1961) 7. James Franklin King (1885-1951) | KIng, George Washington (55738458)
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| 4415 | George Washington King and his wife were not buried in a traditional cemetery. They were buried on the family farm, Twp 31N, Range 5E, Sect 30, off Highway FF in Madison County, Missouri. George was the eldest of six known children of Solomon Franklin King (1830-1917) and Permelia Isabelle Ross King (1835-c1921), who married 20 Mar 1853 in Missouri. George married to Elizabeth (went by Liz) Jane Stephens (1855-1924) on 17 Dec 1872 at Madison County, Missouri. George and Liz were the parents of seven known children, namely: 1. Ella Isabell King Firebaugh Brown (1873-1946) 2. John (Johnnie) Napolean King (1874-1874) 3. Ida Elizabeth King Goad (1877-1932) 4. Thomas Henry King (1879-1928) 5. Virginia (Jennie) L. King Kemp Moore (1881-p1920) 6. William Oscar King (1883-1961) 7. James Franklin King (1885-1951) | KIng, George Washington (55738458)
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| 4416 | Germany, Select Births and Baptisms, 1558-1898 Name: Hanna Charlotte Niehaus GenderFemale Birth Date: 23 Jan Baptism Date: 28 Jan 1822 Baptism Place: Evangelisch,Borgholzhausen,Westfalen,Prussia Father: Johann Henrich Niehaus Mother: Catharine Elisabeth Schlueters FHL Film Number1050774 Household Members: Hanna Charlotte Niehaus Catharine Elisabeth Schlueters Johann Henrich Niehaus | Niehaus, Hanna Charlotte (333824)
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| 4417 | Germany, Select Marriages, 1558-1929 Name: Hanna Charlotte Niehaus Gender :Female Marriage Date: 24 Mar 1856 Marriage Place: Evangelisch, Borgholzhausen, Westfalen, Prussia Spouse: Heinrich Philipp Hesemann FHL Film Number 473588 Household Members: Name Heinrich Philipp Hesemann Name Hanna Charlotte Niehaus | Family: Johann Henrich Philip Hesemann / Hanna Charlotte Niehaus (F55488608)
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| 4418 | Germany, Württemberg, Diocese of Rottenburg-Stuttgart, Catholic Church Records, 1520-1975 Event Type: Burial Name: Joseph Anton Heberer Age: 0 Death or Burial Date: 14 Jul 1844 Death or Burial Place: Altshausen, Saulgau, Württemberg, Deutschland Death Date: 12 Jul 1844 Birth Year (Estimated): 1844 Father's Name: Eduard Heberer Father's Sex: Male Mother's Name: Marie Dänner Mother's Sex: Female Certificate Number: 51 Digital Folder Number: 008643805 Image Number: 00308 Citing this Record "Deutschland, Württemberg, Diözese Rottenburg-Stuttgart, Katholische Kirchenbücher, 1520-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:D7ZK-QKN2 : 30 September 2020), Joseph Anton Heberer, 1844. | Heberer, Joseph Anton (33867861)
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| 4419 | Germany, Württemberg, Diocese of Rottenburg-Stuttgart, Catholic Church Records, 1520-1975 | Heberer, Elizabeth (22778231)
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| 4420 | Gilbert 0. Schwarz, 63, Fergus Falls Route 1, died at his home in Dane Prairie Township on Saturday. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. in Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. Donald Knick officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. He was born in Dieterich, 111. on Feb. 10,1911, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Schwarz. He married Meta A. Struck on June 9, 1932, in Breckenridge. The couple farmed in Meadows Township until 1949 when they moved to Dane Prairie Township. He was active in 4-H clubs in both Wilkin and Otter Tail Counties. Mr. Schwarz is survived by his wife; three daughters, Mrs. Robert (Lucille) Bymers, Granite Falls; Mrs. Kenneth (Luella) Hintermeister, Rochester; Mrs. James (Linda) DePaolo, East Grand Forks; three sons, Leonard, Underwood; Lloyd, Glenwood; Larry, at home. He is also survived by one sister, Mrs. Walter (Ellen) Dietz, Rothsay. He leaves 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Glende-Johnson-Nelson Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. There will be a prayer service Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in tho fneral chapel. | Schwartz, Gilbert Otto Carl (70213428)
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| 4421 | Gilbert Huens Goff, 82, of Faber, died Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2009, at the home of his son and daughter-in-law. Born May 12, 1927, in Nelson County, he was the son of the late Dabney Goff and Julia Phillips Goff. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Lucille Purvis Goff, his five sisters, Bertha Weeks, Louise Mawyer, Margaret Pace, Amanda Phillips and Mattie Thompson and his four brothers Melvin, Dillard, Howard and Calvin Goff. He was a retired merchant, worked at the Schuyler Soap Stone Quarry for many years, was a self-employed timber man and logger and most of all a very witty and admired individual in the Faber community. Mr. Goff is survived by his only son, Larry Goff, and his wife, Pam, of Faber; his grandchildren, Tanner and Lauren Goff of Faber and Tiffany Savage and her husband, Brandon, of Buckingham; two great-grandchildren, Hannah and Ethan Savage, of Buckingham; and a special loving niece, Linda Beverly. In keeping with Gilbert's wishes, a simple graveside service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 8, 2009, at Ridgecrest Baptist Church Cemetery. Arrangements by Wells-Sheffield Funeral Chapel of Lovingston, (434) 263-4097. | Gilbert (24707256)
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| 4422 | Gilman Garnett Keathley, a resident of Arnold, passed away at his home on April 11, 2001, at the age of 75 years. He was born on December 9, 1925 in Ironton to Walker and Lela (Crowley) Keathley. Both of his parents preceded him in death. On January 28, 1984, he married Ruth Neuendorf, who survives. Also surviving are Rayborn and Tracey Gossage, Frankie Gossage and Alberta and Kevin Smith, thirteen grandchildren, one great grandchild and many other family members and a host of friends. Mr. Keathley was a member of the First Baptist Church of Ironton. He was a WWII Navy veteran and was a life member and long time Adjutant of the Arcadia Valley American Legion Post #64. He was also a life member of the VFW Post #5527. Mr. Keathley retired from Pepsi-Cola with over 36 years service and was treasurer of the Teamsters Local 303 Retiree Club and also a member of the Pepsi-Cola Collectors Club and the Show-Me Pepsi Collectors Cub. Funeral Services were held on Tuesday, April 17, at 11:00 am at the White Funeral Home Chapel with Pastor Keith Huffman Officiating. Interment was in the Masonic Cemetery in Ironton. - findagrave.com memorial #125779755 | Keathley, Garnett Gilman (11191492)
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| 4423 | Ginny Woodsides on Marriage Bond, Jane Woodside in cemetery records | Woodside, Jane (13535284)
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| 4424 | GIVEN NAME: known as NELL RELIGION: Presbyterian CHILD: had a daughter, Madge, now deceased, who had no children, and one son, a Presbyterian Minister, went to Colorado (from Marie Fritsche Timmons, dau of Jessie Sarah West, living in Sun City, age 86, telephone call , 11-19-97) ABILITIES, INTERESTS: was musician, played piano and organ, played organ for church. (Marie F. Timmons) | West, Mary Ella (87198640)
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| 4425 | Gladine Louise Stark of Arcadia, Missouri passed away July 15, 2017 at the age of 97 years. She was born July 11, 1920 in Sabula, Missouri the daughter of the late John Robert and Minnie Raymoth (Huff) Lewis. On June 6, 1942 she was united in marriage to Arthur "Corky" Stark who preceded her in death on January 25, 2010. To this union two children were born; Arthur L. Stark and wife, Margaret of Roselle, Missouri and Patsy Smith of Arcadia Missouri. In addition to her children, Gladine is survived by two sisters; Tenna Bell (Clinton) Crocker of Ironton, Missouri and Imogene Allmon of Springfield, Missouri, five grandchildren; David Stark and wife Anitra of Ironton, Tim Stark of Ironton, Jennifer Cain and husband, David stationed at Fort Bliss, Texas, Kelly Silvy and husband Michael of Arcadia, Pam Cissell Aman and husband, Rod of St. Charles, six great grandchildren; Alex Stark, Logan, Dalton, and Darien Cain, Noah, Elijah, and Josiah Silvy. Gladine was preceded in death by her husband of 67 years, Corky Stark, her brother, Marvin Lon Lewis and five sisters; Edna Lewis, Patsy Lou (Harold) Scaggs, Lucille (Orville) Dennison, Ruth Botkins Greenhill and Pauline (David) Meadows. Gladine was a 1938 graduate of Annapolis High School. She became a member of the Arcadia Valley United Methodist Church in 1950 and she participated in the Albright Sunday School Class. In 1953, she started the Dairy Cream on Main Street in Ironton. The following year she and Corky purchased a Dairy Queen franchise which they owned and operated in Arcadia for twenty-one years. In 1952 she began her long and fulfilling journey in the Order of the Eastern Star that took her to become the Worthy Grand Matron for the State of Missouri in 1969. She also served as the Grand Treasurer as well as on various other committees for the O.E.S. She and Corky belonged to the Do-Si-Do's square dance club. In 1975 she owned a dress shop, Pat's Fashionland along with her daughter, Pat. Gladine loved people and she lived her life to the fullest. | Lewis, Gladine Louise (99709370)
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| 4426 | Glenn Wilson Wengert, 92 years of age, of Arapahoe, Nebraska (formerly of Oxford), passed away on Wednesday, November 10, 2010 at the Tri-Valley Health Systems in Cambridge, Nebraska. He was born October 11, 1918 at Oxford, the youngest of three sons bornto Jacob H. and Cora Mae (Hostetter) Wengert. Glenn entered the Nebraska School for the Deaf in 1928, at the age of 10 and attended school there for 11 years until his father needed him to return home to the family farm. Glenn engaged in farming his entire life. On September 22, 1963 he was united in marriage to Neva LeRene Stewart. The couple made their home in the Oxford area. Neva passed away on May 2, 1987. On November 15, 2003, Glenn was united in marriage to LaVone Elaine (Boone) Rumel. The couple made their home in Omaha, Nebraska, where he treasured the many friendship bonds formed through the years with several individuals who were also deaf. Lavone passed away on December 4, 2008 and Glenn returned to south-central Nebraska and resided at Arapahoe untilhis passing. Besides his parents, first wife, Neva and second wife, Lavone, Glenn was preceded in death by two brothers: Irven and Gilbert Wengert. Glenn is survived by his nephew, Allan Wengert and his wife, Sandra of Arapahoe; sister-in-law, Margaret Wengert of Spearfish, South Dakota and a host of relatives and friends. | Wengert, Glenn Wilson (35626544)
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| 4427 | Glenwood Stabbs recieves Junior High Diploma - Fredericktown, MO - The Democrat -News 19 May 1932 pg 5 col 3. | Stabbs, Glenwood (10898935)
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| 4428 | Gloria Jean January 16 With sadness, I post the obituary of another Lewis descendant: Billy Lewis, 73, of Leadwood, passed away January 16, 2018, at Mercy Jefferson in Crystal City. He was born June 30, 1944, in Leadwood, to the late Ben and Marie (England) Lewis. Billy was a member of the Leadwood Fire Department for 56 years and a Board Member from the year 2000 until present. He was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Alene Dowd; brother, Boby Lewis, and twin siblings in infancy, Annette and Dorette Lewis. Billy is survived by his wife, Mary (Ross) Lewis; children, Susan Scoggin and Kevin Lewis and wife Kimberly; three grandchildren, Gracie, Kendall and wife Staci, Nicole and husband Michael; six great-grandchildren, Damian, Dominick, Devon, Jayden, Hazel, and Kendall Jr.; siblings, James Sonny Lewis, Charles Stanley “Tiny” Lewis and wife Charlotte, Mike Lewis and wife Janetta, Maryann Payne and husband Kenneth, Marilyn Barnes and husband Sonny, Carolyn Govero and husband Allen; several nieces and nephews also survive. Visitation will be held at C.Z. Boyer and Son Funeral Home in Desloge, Thursday, January 18, 2018 from 4:00 PM until service time at 7:00 PM. Reverend Greg McCord will be officiating. Inurnment will follow, at a later date, in Leadwood Cemetery. View tribute and share your memories and condolences at czboyer.com. | Lewis, Billy Dale (51862758)
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| 4429 | Glover Lewis was born in Sabula in 1888. He died at the V.A. Hospital in Poplar Bluff on October 2, 1962. Glover married Della Russell at Poplar Bluff on September 11, 1924. He was in World War I for 18 months and served in France. Della and Glover had four children: Mae, Lucy, Bessie and Bert. Glover and Della are buried at Ellington Memorial. (Information from Glover and Della's daughter, Lucy Lewis Asberry) - Research notes courtesy of Linda E. Lewis, “George Lewis Descendants”, published October 1992. | Lewis, Glover Joel (89744504)
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| 4430 | Godmother to Rose Bertha Heberer per Audrey Heseman (nee Leimbach) | Irion, Phillipina (7008994)
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| 4431 | Godparents are Michael's brother Phillip and his wife. | Leonard, Phillip (94495900)
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| 4432 | Godparents are William Younts and his wife Susanna | Leonard, Elizabeth (36609905)
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| 4433 | Godparents are Adam Hedrick and his wife | Leonard, John Philip (38939560)
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| 4434 | Godparents are Christian Meyer and wife Catherine. | Leonard, John Peter (25746691)
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| 4435 | Godparents are Henry Hege and his wife Barbara. | Leonard, Anna Barbara (57222738)
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| 4436 | Godparents are Henry Hepke and wife Anna Barbara | Leonard, Anna Barbara (79041821)
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| 4437 | Godparents are Henry Shoaf and wife Anna. | Leonard, John Jacob (50286486)
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| 4438 | Godparents are Henry Shoaf Jr. and wife Christine. | Leonard, Eva (62437376)
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| 4439 | Godparents are his father and mother. | Leonard, David (70313640)
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| 4440 | Godparents are Jacob Fistler and wife Christine. | Leonard, Phillipina (8446840)
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| 4441 | Godparents are Jacob Leonard (brother of Leonard) and his wife Anna Schoaf. | Leonard, Phillip (6684074)
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| 4442 | Godparents are Jacob Leonard (brother of Phillip) and his wife Elizabeth | Leonard (34217138)
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| 4443 | Godparents are John George Clodfelter and wife Elizabeth | Leonard, John George (33754520)
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| 4444 | Godparents are John Sink and wife Sibylla. | Leonard, Daniel (54926931)
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| 4445 | Godparents are Michael's brother Jacob Leonard and his wife. | Leonard, Valentine (63516228)
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| 4446 | Godparents are Willaim Younts and wife Magdalene. | Leonard, Michael Jr. (77930578)
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| 4447 | Godparents George Neufang and his wife Susanna | Leonard, Susanna (19991502)
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| 4448 | Godparents Henry Schoaf and his wife Anna Christina | Leonard, John Henry (57473347)
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| 4449 | Godparents were David Myer and wife Barbara. | Leonard, Valentine III (81437935)
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| 4450 | Godparets are Michael's brother Valentine Leonard and his wife. | Leonard, Anna Catherine (24710401)
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| 4451 | Goltz, JoAnn A., of Lake St. Louis, Missouri, died on Wednesday, August 31, 2011 at the age of 69. Loving wife of Ralph Goltz; beloved daughter of the late Jasper and Loretta Loiacono; devoted mother of Randy (Sherri) Goltz; cherished grandmother of Casey and Katy Goltz; dear sister of Dominic "Donnie" Loiacono. JoAnn was also a loving aunt, cousin, sister-in-law and friend to many. Memorials may be made to American Diabetes Association. Funeral Service: Monday, September 5 at 10:00 AM Baue Funeral Home O'Fallon 311 Wood Street O'Fallon, MO 63366 | Dolacono, JoAnn A. (9259462)
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| 4452 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (54546984)
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| 4453 | Goodspead History of Southeast Missouri, 1888. George Weiss, a well-to-do and enterprising farmer of Randol township, Cape Girardeau Co., was born in the Province of Brunswick, Germany, July 24,1836. He is the son of Jacob and Matilda (Clauditz) Weiss, both natives of Brunswick. They immigrated to theU.S. in 1847. Landing at New Orleans, they came up the Mississippi River to Cape Girardeau, arriving at the latter place in December of that year. Mr. Weiss purchased some land, where his son, George, now resides. At that time there were 24 acres improved, upon which was a log house. Mr. Jacob Weiss improved the farm and made a good home, residing there until his death in 1862. His wife survived until March 1873. George Weiss grew to manhood at the home of his parents. After the death of his father, he bought the other heirs' interests in the home farm, upon which he has since resided. Since the farm came into his possession he has made some valuable improvements, and now has a nice brick residence, good barn and other buildings. He owns 820 acres of | Weiss, Georg Heinrich Theodor (81466619)
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| 4454 | Goodspeed's History of Obion County, TN: Alfred Naylor may be mentioned as one of the prominent farmers of Obion County, Tenn. His birth occurred in Pulaski County, Ky., December 8, 1807, the eldest of a family of ten children — seven sons and three daughters — all of whom are living. His parents, John and Sarah (Woodfin) Naylor, were born in Maryland, and North Carolina, respectively, and after their marriage in the latter State, moved to Kentucky. After residing in Pulaski County a few years, they came to Bedford Co., Tenn., and followed farming until the father’s death in 1854. From that time until her death, in 1856, the mother, was a resident of Obion County. At the early age of twenty-one, Alfred Naylor began merchandising in Rutherford county, continuing about two years. He then moved to Fulton County, Ky., where he was engaged in wool carding and farming, about eighteen years, and in 1850 came to Obion County, Tenn., and located on his present farm of 200 acres of fine land, near Union City, along the line of the Mobile & Ohio | Naylor, Alfred (45494006)
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| 4455 | Goodspeed's History of Obion County, TN: Alfred Naylor may be mentioned as one of the prominent farmers of Obion County, Tenn. His birth occurred in Pulaski County, Ky., December 8, 1807, the eldest of a family of ten children — seven sons and three daughters — all of whom are living. His parents, John and Sarah (Woodfin) Naylor, were born in Maryland, and North Carolina, respectively, and after their marriage in the latter State, moved to Kentucky. After residing in Pulaski County a few years, they came to Bedford Co., Tenn., and followed farming until the father’s death in 1854. From that time until her death, in 1856, the mother was a resident of Obion County. At the early age of twenty-one, Alfred Naylor began merchandising in Rutherford county, continuing about two years. He then moved to Fulton County, Ky., where he was engaged in wool carding and farming, about eighteen years, and in 1850 came to Obion County, Tenn., and located on his present farm of 200 acres of fine land, near Union City, along the line of the Mobile & Ohio R | Woodfin, Sarah (19046344)
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| 4456 | Goodspeed's History of Southeast Missouri pg 814: Herman Weiss, a prominent farmer and stock raiser of Randol Township, Cape Girardeau County, was born in the Province of Brunswick, Germany, July 13, 1833. He is a son of Jacob and Matilda Weiss, both natives of Brunswick. Herman Weiss came with his parents to the United States when but a lad of fourteen years. He secured a fair education, having attended school eight vears in his native country. In 1860 he was married in Cape Girardeau County to Christena Frick. After his marriage Mr. Weiss bought and located upon the farm which is now his home. At the time of his purchase the farm was slightly improved; since then he has cleared much more of it and has made some valuable improvements. He has 209 acres of land, with about 120 under cultivation. During the war Mr. Weiss served about three months in the Enrolled Militia. His first wife died about one year after his marriage, and about 1862 he married Eliza Fichafer, a native of Hanover, Germamy. She died about seven years after her marriage, leaving two sons, William C. and Erich H., both of whom are youn men. On May 25, 1871, Mr. Weiss wedded Pernesia E. Masters, a native of Bollinger County, who was reared in Cape Girardeau Count. Mr. Weiss is a member of the [Hanover] Lutheran Church. | Weiss, Heinrich "Herman" Andreas (37667781)
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| 4457 | Goodspeed's History of Southeast Missouri, pub 1880, page 781. George W. McNeely was born in Cape Girardeau County on February 7, 1836. He is the son of John R. McNeely, a native of North Carolina. The latter was reared in his native State, and was married there to Mary Shuford, who was also a native of North Carolina, born in 1807. After their marriage they immigrated to Missouri, and settled in Cape Girardeau County in 1833. There they entered land and improved a farm, upon which Mrs. McNeely still resides. Although Mr. McNeely was a cooper by trade he managed his farm during his life, and died thereabout 1843. They were the parents of six children, four of whom are living. One son, Archibald, resides in California. The two other sons and the daughter live in Cape Girardeau County. George W. grew to manhood on his father's farm, and in 1858 was united in marriage with Marillus Hale, daughter of Thomas Hale. After his marriage Mr. McNeely rented land for a few years, but located upon the farm where he now resides in 1868, having purchased it two years previously NOTE by Rob: Archibald is a brother of George W McNeely, NOT his son. | McNeely, Archibald (15405754)
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| 4458 | Goodspeed's History of Southeast Missouri, pub. 1888, page 781: George W. McNeely was born in Cape Girardeau County on February 7, 1836. He is the son of John R. McNeely, a native of North Carolina. The latter was reared in his native State, and was married there to Mary Shuford, who was also a native of North Carolina, born in 1807. After their marriage they immigrated to Missouri, and settled in Cape Girardeau County in 1833. There they entered land and improved a farm, upon which Mrs. McNeely still resides. Although Mr. McNeely was a cooper by trade he managed his farm during his life, and died thereabout 1843. They were the parents of six children, four of whom are living. One son, Archibald, resides in California. The two other sons and the daughter live in Cape Girardeau County. George W. grew to manhood on his father's farm, and in 1858 was united in marriage with Marillus Hale, daughter of Thomas Hale. After his marriage Mr. McNeely rented land for a few years, but located upon the farm where he now resides in 1868, having purchased it two years previously NOTE by Rob: Archibald is a brother of George W McNeely, NOT his son. | McNeely, George Wesley (19403870)
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| 4459 | Goodspeed's History of Southeast Missouri: https://archive.org/stream/historyofsouthea02doug#page/880/mode/2up/search/Lewis | Stevenson, John Wesley (731958)
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| 4460 | Goodspeed’s History of Southeast Missouri, published 1888, pg 1108 James Lovelace, mill-owner and farmer, was born in Middle Tennessee, in 1845, and is the son of P.M. and Sarah (Dunegan) Lovelace, who were natives of the same region. They moved west, however, and thinking to better their prospects, located in Wayne County, in 1855, where he followed farming together with the care of a grist-mill at Patterson, that county. He died in 1878, leaving a family of seven children: James, Manuel, Lowry, Vira, Caroline, Lucy, and Dora. James Lovelace remained at home until maturity, and was given fair educational advantages. He was married in 1875 to Miss Alsie Fenton. A union which has resulted in five children living: Johnnie, Minnie, Nellie, Tommie, and Ora. He was in the Confederate service a short time but soon returned to his previous pursuits. In 1885 he built a saw mill in which he annually produces from his lands about 10,000 feet of pine lumber, for the St. Louis and Kansas markets. Previous to engaging in the saw milling business, he made some money in the contracting, He is also the owner of another saw mill besides the one mentioned, thus having two. Mr. Lovelace owns about 1,550 acres of timber land, and is one of the largest farmers in Iron County, owning five large farms under an excellent state of cultivation. His hill lands have deposits of mixed Iron and lead with some silver, and are said to be well worth development. | Lovelace, James Polk (88905062)
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| 4461 | Goodspeed’s History of Southeast Missouri, 1888, pg 417-418: Newspaper Publishers: During the war there was no regular publication of a paper, but the soldiers stationed in the town issued a small sheet for a time. In November, 1866, the “Marble City News” was established by A. M. Casebolt, who continued its publication, changing its name in 1874 to “Cape Girardeau News”, until 1878, when he sold the office to C. E. Barroll and J. A. Coker. Up to this time it had been published in the interest of the Republican Party, but it's politics have since been Democratic. Barroll and Coker conducted the “News” about a year. The former then sold his interest to T. J. Silvins, and about three years later Coker sold to Thomas E. Penny. Penny and Sylvins in a few months were succeeded by W. D. Penny who continued the publication but a short time. In January, 1885, D. L. Hoffman purchased the office and has since been the editor and proprietor. On July 1, 1876, Ben. H. Adams issued the first number of the Cape Girardeau Democrat which he has successfully conducted for term longer than any other newspaper in the county has continued under one management. Goodspeed’s History of Southeast Missouri, 1888, pg 740-741: Biography: Benjamin H Adams, editor of the “Cape Girardeau Democrat”, was born in Scott County, Missouri, on December 2, 1847. He is the 9th of 12 children born to Jefferson and Susan (Ollar) Adams. Both natives of Kentucky, from which state they came to Missouri in 1844, and located on a farm in Scott County, where they remained until their deaths, the former and 1865, the latter and 1857. Benjamin was reared at home on the farm, receiving his education in the schools of his native county and at Cape Girardeau. In 1867 he entered the office of the “Dispatch”, at Commerce, where he remained about two years. He then, after working a short time in St. Louis, came to Cape Girardeau, and worked on the Argus until 1871, when he established the “Gayoso Democrat”, which in one year he sold out to Major G. W. Carleton. Returning to Cape Girardeau he, in 1876, established the “Democrat”, which has since conducted. On May 16, 1869, he was united in marriage with Mattie Casebolt, daughter of A. M. Casebolt, | Casebolt, Andrew Montgomery (26729568)
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| 4462 | Goodspeed’s History of Southeast Missouri, 1888, pg 740-741: Biography: Benjamin H Adams, editor of the "Cape Girardeau Democrat", was born in Scott County, Missouri, on December 2, 1847. He is the 9th of 12 children born to Jefferson and Susan (Ollar) Adams. Both natives of Kentucky, from which state they came to Missouri in 1844, and located on a farm in Scott County, where they remained until their deaths, the former and 1865, the latter and 1857. Benjamin was reared at home on the farm, receiving his education in the schools of his native county and at Cape Girardeau. In 1867 he entered the office of the "Dispatch", at Commerce, where he remained about two years. He then, after working a short time in St. Louis, came to Cape Girardeau, and worked on the "Argus" until 1871, when he established the "Gayoso Democrat", which in one year he sold out to Major G. W. Carleton. Returning to Cape Girardeau he, in 1876, established the "Democrat", which has since conducted. On May 16, 1869, he was united in marriage with Mattie Casebolt, daughter of A. M. Casebolt, then editor o | Adams, Benjamin Horatio (89932972)
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| 4463 | Goodspeed’s History of Southeast Missouri, 1888, pg 740-741: Biography: Benjamin H Adams, editor of the Cape Girardeau Democrat, was born in Scott County, Missouri, on December 2, 1847. He is the 9th of 12 children born to Jefferson and Susan (Ollar) Adams. Both natives of Kentucky, from which state they came to Missouri in 1844, and located on a farm in Scott County, where they remained until their deaths, the former and 1865, the latter and 1857. Benjamin was reared at home on the farm, receiving his education in the schools of his native county and at Cape Girardeau. In 1867 he entered the office of the "Dispatch", at Commerce, where he remained about two years. He then, after working a short time in St. Louis, came to Cape Girardeau, and worked on the "Argus" until 1871, when he established the "Gayoso Democrat", which in one year he sold out to Major G. W. Carleton. Returning to Cape Girardeau he, in 1876, established the "Democrat", which has since conducted. On May 16, 1869, he was united in marriage with Mattie Casebolt, daughter of A. M. Casebolt, then editor of | Casebolt, Martha "Mattie" Victoria (51037765)
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| 4464 | Goshen Cemetery | Howard, Emily Jane (14222368)
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| 4465 | GPS N 37.284845 W -90.636731 | Miller, Maude Mae (12742066)
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| 4466 | GPS 37.283951 -90.627432 | Burks, Jennie (83147126)
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| 4467 | Grace Methodist Church | Regenhardt, Ted R. (84431030)
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| 4468 | Grace Methodist Church | Family: Freeman Dale Lewis / Alice Alline Regenhardt (F71889881)
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| 4469 | Gracie Alene Dowd Daily Journal - Jul 25, 2009 - 08:06:19 CDT LEADWOOD — Gracie Alene Dowd, 69, of Leadwood passed away July 24, 2009, at Country Meadows Nursing and Rehab in Park Hills. She was born November 13, 1939, at Lesterville. She was a member of Eastside Church of God. She was preceded in death by: Parents, Benjamin and Maudie Marie (England) Lewis; husband, Donald Dowd; infant sisters, Annetta and Doretta Lewis; and son, Ron Dowd. She is survived by: Sons, Don and Susie Dowd of South Carolina; Charles (Wes) Dowd of Frankclay, Eddie and Lisa Dowd of Frankclay, Rodney and Diana Dowd of Leadwood, and Tracy and Fawn Dowd of Leadwood; Daughter, Penny Dowd of Frankclay; brothers, James Lewis of Leadwood, Billy and Alberta Lewis of Leadwood; Boby and Cheryl Lewis of Clarkston, Ky., Stanley (Tiny) and Charlotte Lewis of Leadwood, Mike and Jeanette Lewis of Leadwood, Melvin and Marilyn Barnes of Farmington; sisters, Mary Ann and Ken Payne of Leadwood, and Carolyn and Allen Govero of Farmington; 17 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Visitation will be 5 p.m., Sunday, July 26, 2009, at C.Z. Boyer & Son Funeral Home in Leadwood. Services will be 11 a.m., Monday, July 27, 2009, at C.Z. Boyer & Chapel in Leadwood.. Interment at Leadwood Cemetery. Memorials may be directed to the AmericanDiabetes Association. | Lewis, Gracie Alene (95530669)
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| 4470 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (13183876)
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| 4471 | Granny Walker Cemetery | Vandergriff, Mary (67400445)
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| 4472 | Granny Walker Cemetery | Lewis, John H. (63259574)
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| 4473 | Gratiot Street Military Prison | Lewis, Benjamin (75270272)
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| 4474 | Grave 5 - Lot 170 - Section 8 | Miller, Ethel Mayme (79608444)
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| 4475 | Grave 5 - Lot 170 - Section 8 | Miller, Ethel Mayme (79608444)
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| 4476 | Grave 6 - Lot 170 - Section 8 | Lewis, Fred (14080220)
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| 4477 | Grave GPS: Mountain View Cemetery Des Arc, MO 37.284426, -90.626524 | Robinson, John Wesley (56141684)
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| 4478 | Grave GPS: Mountain View Cemetery Des Arc, MO 37.284426, -90.626524 | Lewis, Katherine "Katie" (75974242)
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| 4479 | Grave GPS: Mountain View Cemetery Des Arc, MO 37.284442, -90.626537 | Robinson, Irma Maxine (22549360)
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| 4480 | Grave GPS: 35.7859125, -80.8913806 | Foster, David Cowan (25089423)
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| 4481 | Grave GPS: 35.7859125, -80.8913806 | Foster, David Cowan (25089423)
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| 4482 | grave marker GPS: 37.30169 -89.58128 | Lewis, Stella (31327374)
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| 4483 | grave marker GPS: 37.30169 -89.58128 | Lewis, Hazel (50451995)
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| 4484 | grave marker inscription: Text on marker is exactly: MARY L. Daughter of A. & L. C. McNeely. And Wife of C. E. Mann DIED Mar. 14, 1877. Aged 22 yr's 9mo's & 20da's. | McNeely, Mary L. (70169640)
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| 4485 | grave site GPS: 37.49886 -89.62828 | Stevenson, Jemima Jane (51006604)
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| 4486 | grave site GPS: 37.49886 -89.62828 | McNeely, John Thomas (9261785)
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| 4487 | Grave to the right of his is his second wife Maria Allers. To the left of his grave is the grave of his first wife, Johanna Allers. The two women are sisters. | Theuerkauf, Johann Heinrich Wilhelm (86947062)
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| 4488 | Grave to the right of his is his second wife Maria Allers. To the left of his grave is the grave of his first wife, Johanna Allers. The two women are sisters. | Theuerkauf, Johann Heinrich Wilhelm (86947062)
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| 4489 | Grave- LAT 37.319626 LONG -89.538758 | Lewis, Billie Jay (67356790)
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| 4490 | Grave: 37 deg 17' 1.06" N, 90 deg 37' 35.79" W | Stevenson, Oliver Daniel (56584294)
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| 4491 | Gravemarker GPS: 37.284276, -90.626932 | Lewis, William (78827144)
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| 4492 | Gravemarker: CPL US Marine Corps WWII | Boyd, Roaden Floyd "R.F." (86768492)
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| 4493 | Gravemarker: SGT US Army WWII | Boyd, W. Donald (13437432)
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| 4494 | great-great-great-grandson of Don Louis Lorimier, founder of Cape Girardeau | Lorimier, Earl Arthur Ralph (10898592)
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| 4495 | Greene County Medical Center | Miller, Armen Estes (32475996)
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| 4496 | Greenville Adovcate Nathaniel Dressor, former State Senator and resident of Bond County, died at the home of his son, E. W. Dressor on North Forth Street, January 18, 1915 had he lived until June 25, next he would have been 90 years of age. He was born near Temple, Maine,son of Rufus and Taar Dressor, both natives of New England. The Dressor family is of English extraction, the great grandfather having been born in England in 1740, and his son Rufus was born in 1795 and died in bond county October 13, 1858. Tamar Dressor was born in Farmington, Maine near Temple, on February 12, 1797 and died in Bond County July 17, 1880. Rufus Dressor and his family of which Nathaniel was one, came across the county in a covered wagon from Temple, Maine in 1837, it requiring two months to make the trip. Nathaniel Dressor married Sarah Elizabeth McFarland of near Reno, April 3, 1848 and to them were born five children, Alenia, Wife of Rev. John W. McCord of this city, Charlotte, deceased, Edwin W. of this city, Roxanne, who died in 1878, Julia who was the wife of Former Lieutenant Governor William Northcott and who died in 1880 and Winnie, wife of Fred Baumberger of Reno. He is survivied by two sisters, Mrs. J. B. Denny and Mrs. Joseph Hardin of Sorento. Three brothers died within a few years, but there was a time when there were four of the children, Joshua, Nathaniel, Frank, and Mrs. Hardin, who were all over the age of 81 years. Francis Dressor a borther died in Reno Feb. 18, 1914. Burial was at Montrose Cemetery. | Dressor, Nathanial (43870096)
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| 4497 | Griffith Cemetery | Griffith, James P. (72820960)
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| 4498 | Griffith Truvine Cemetery | Sallee, Levi Thomas (37716852)
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| 4499 | Griffith Truvine Cemetery | Wood, Sarah Elizabeth (58765280)
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| 4500 | Groom Caspar Roth, Born in Rebgersheim 1 Apr 1824, bride Maria Brune, nee Ludwig, a widow born in Rossbach, Baveria on 6 Jun 1837 "First 50 Yrs Trinity Lutheran Ch, Cape Girardeau, MO pg 281. | Family: Casper Roth / Maria Ludwig (F9269076)
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