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| 10151 | Volume 15 page 449 Taylor, Reuben, Northampton.List of men raised to serve in theContinental Army, as returned by Capt. Oliver Lyman and Capt.JosephCooke; residence, Northampton; engaged for town of Northampton;joinedCapt. Jonathan Allen's co., Col. Putnam's regt.; term, 3 years;also,Private, Maj. Allen's co., Col. Putnam's regt.; Continental Armypayaccounts for service from April 1, 1777, to Dec. 31, 1779; also,Capt.Nathan Goodale's co., Col. Rufus Putnam's (4th) regt.; returndatedAlbany, Feb. 9, 1778; mustered by Col. Woodbridge; also, Capt.Goodale'sco., Col. Putnam's (5th) regt.; Continental Army pay accountsfor servicefrom Jan. 1, 1780, to April 1, 1780. | Taylor, Rueben (I39839)
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| 10152 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Laramy, Lorellee "Lori" A. (I29870)
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| 10153 | W E Tadlock Enumeration District: 0087 Color: W Age: 39 Birth Place: Indiana Visit: 0179 County: Jefferson, Louisville Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Sophrone 30, Kentucky Daughter Susie 12, Kentucky Son James 10, Kentucky Son William 08, Kentucky Daughter Agnes 04, Kentucky Daughter Ruth 02, Kentucky | Tadlock, Walter E. (I43708)
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| 10154 | W M Shofner Enumeration District: 0134 Color: W Age: 65 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0223 County: Taylor Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Margeret 62, Kentucky Grandson Grover Pitman 19, Kentucky Grandson Harriso 17, Kentucky Grandson Joe 15, Kentucky Granddaughter Margert Sheuling 10, Kentucky Granddaughter Maggie Patman 07, Kentucky Grandson William Spurling 06, Kentucky | Shofner, William Easton (I43865)
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| 10155 | W VET POW | Coder, William Watson (I5143)
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| 10156 | W. Raymond died when he was 10 years old. | Buchanan, W. Raymond (I80808)
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| 10157 | W652 WARING Lott 1779 Old 96th D SC No Twp.Listed W652 WARING William 1779 Old 96th D SC No Twp.Listed W650 WARREN Hugh 1779 Old 96th D SC No Twp.Listed | Warren, Lott (I39824)
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| 10158 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Ganir, Anita (I27683)
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| 10159 | Waldrip, M. R. Married: Mar 22, 1884 in: Nolan, TX Gender: F Source info: Library of Congress reference number (book) Filename:976.4728 V22g Spouse's gender: M Spouse's name: Ratliff, George | Waldrip, Mary Rebecca 'Mollie' 'Martha' (I52919)
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| 10160 | Waldrip, Raymond Austin 1921-2005 Funeral for Raymond Austin Waldrip, 84, of Boyd was to be at 2p.m.Wednesday, April 13, at Christian-Hawkins Funeral Home Chapel. TheRevs.Lyle Asbill and David Henry were to officiate. Burial was tofollow atBoyd Cemetery. Waldrip died Sunday, April 10, 2005, in Sulphur, La. Born April 10, 1921, in Alvord, he was a retired aircraftmaintenanceworker for American Airlines and served in World War II. He was preceded in death by his wife, Sybil; a son, Charles; andabrother, Ernest. He is survived by two sons, Raymond Waldrip and wife, Anita, andJ.T.Thompson and wife, Joyce, all of Boyd; two daughters, ShirleySmith ofArgyle and Helen LaDoux and husband, Danny, of Sulphur; twobrothers,Albert Waldrip of Fort Worth and Willie Waldrip and wife,Honoria, ofIrving; two sisters, Vessie Adams of Boyd and Velma Hammondand husband,Floyd, of Odessa; and 10 grandchildren and 14great-grandchildren. Pallbearers were to be Brian Smith, Danny Benton, Raymond Benton,RobertThompson, Shawn Waldrip and DeeJay Waldrip. Published Thursday, April 14, 2005 | Waldrip, Raymond Austin (I6374)
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| 10161 | Waldrip, Thomas A. 01162 Claimant: Waldrip, Thomas A. Pension Number: 01162 County: Dewitt Served in the Confederate 9th Texas Militia, Company G. 1850 Tippah County Mississippi Census: 36 Thomas Waldrip 32 M Saddle Tree Maker TN. Margaret 28 F TN. Jasper D. 7 M MS. Mary J. 5 F MS. Thomas B. 4 M MS. Tristram W. 2 M MS. Living with Niece, in the family of T. J. Wallace in Parker County, Texas in the 1900 census. | Waldrip, Thomas Able (I53042)
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| 10162 | WALDRIP. JACK - Graveside services were held today at 2 p.m. in Union Cemetery for Jack Waldrlp. 44. 801 Iris, North Bakersfield. who died July 6. Rev. Glenn D. Puder officiated. Mr. Waldrlp was employed by S. A. Camp Co. and had lived In Kern County for eight years. He is survived by his widow. Essie Waldrip; sons. Thomas D. Waldrip. Bert Lee Waldrip, and Cuffy Waldrip. all of Arizona: a daughter, Lola Jean Waldrip. also of Arizona; and an uncle Ernest Boyd of Bakersfield. Armstrong Mortuary, Shafter, was in charge of funeral arrangements | Waldrip, Jack B. (I125702)
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| 10163 | WALDROP ? 01-08-1972 WALDROP A E. JR. 03-22-1920 04-21-1991 VET. WALDROP ALFA R. 02-06-1906 10-07-1966 VET WORLD WARII, Tx, PVT. CO. B. 334THINF. WALDROP AMANDA E. 11-01-1867 05-28-1948 ("MOTHER") WALDROP AMOS E. 02-19-1893 01-12-1973 VET. WALDROP ANNA 02-02-1990 WIFE OF GEORGE WALDROP AUCUSTAVES M. 01-05-1855 03-29-1899 HUSBAND OF L.F. WALDROP BARNIE LEE 04-14-1901 12-20-1983 HUS. OF JULIEFAYE WALDROP BEN F. 01-21-1878 01-31-1936 WALDROP BERTHA E. [WEIR] 04-21-1897 06-08-1968 WIFE OF AMOS E. WALDROP BONNIE ESTER 10-18-1905 11-22-1983 WIFE OF MELVIN GRAY WALDROP C.B. 03-08-1923 03-09-1923 WALDROP CALLIE NO DATES GIVEN WALDROP CLAY F. 01-18-1901 06-19-1960 WALDROP DON BROOKS 11-15-1939 11-22-1939 INFANT OF MR & MRS FLOYD WALDROP WALDROP ELIZABETH L. 12-20-1859 10-15-1910 WIFE OF M.B. WALDROP F. (CHILD) SON OF F. WALDROP; BROKEN STONE WALDROP F...(CHILD) 00-00-1887 00-00-1890 SON OF F.WALDROP; BROKEN STONE WALDROP F.M. 03-04-1868 09-01-1897 "GONE TO ABRIGHTERHOME" WALDROP F.P. 08-07-1859 02-11-1918 WALDROP FLORENCE 00-00-1884 00-00-1884 DAUGHTER OF F.P. &A.E. WALDROP FLOYD 02-24-1900 01-19-1989 WALDROP FRANCES 00-00-1885 00-00-1885 DAUGHTER OF J.W. &P.F. WALDROP FRANCES DAVID 10-09-1891 03-03-1985 VET. WALDROP FRANCIS CRUM ? 08-23-1989 WALDROP FRANCIS M. 00-00-1883 00-00-1887 SON OF G.W. & G.A. WALDROP GEORGE 07-06-1903 06-07-1989 WALDROP GERTRUDE 10-04-1882 12-28-1963 WIFE OF J.N. WALDROP GRACE 12-31-1987 THIS COULD BE GRACIE, WIFEOF FRANCIS WALDROP HENRIETTA [ETTA] 08-13-1883 06-17-1956 WIFE OF WILL WALDROP INFANT 12-15-1912 DAUGHTER OF OF W.J. & ETTA WALDROP INFANT 00-00-1875 00-00-1875 SON OF A.W. & M.W. WALDROP INFANT 00-00-1902 00-00-1902 SON OF J.W. & M.A. WALDROP INFANT 00-00-1922 00-00-1922 DAUGHTER OF OF W.J.&ETTA WALDROP INFANTS 00-00-1922 00-00-1922 TWIN DAUGHTERS OFJULIUS& SARAH WALDROP J.C. 04-03-1822 09-30-1900 CENTRAL MARKERINCEMETERY; HE WAS THE DONOR OF THELAND. WALDROP JAMES ALFORD ? 10-22-1973 WALDROP JAMES O. 07-30-1936 08-22-1971 SON OF SEBURN &EDNA;VET. WALDROP JAMES WILSON 01-21-1854 12-06-1929 WALDROP JERRY 10-15-1874 08-31-1963 WALDROP JESSY H. 00-00-1891 00-00-1893 WALDROP JOHN ? 11-21-1973 DIED 1859, MOVEDFROMSMITH CEMETERY NEAR TYLER WALDROP JOHN W. 01-29-1896 09-25-1900 WALDROP JOSEPHINE 00-00-1868 07-15-1949 WALDROP JULIA FAYE GENT 08-04-1904 05-06-1987 WIFE OF BARNEY WALDROP JULIE FAYE ? ? NO DATES GIVEN WALDROP JULIOS M. 07-03-1899 08-25-1900 WALDROP JULIUS C. 00-00-1883 12-07-1970 WALDROP KY ? 06-01-1967 NO DAY RECORDED WALDROP L.M. 12-27-1827 10-06-1906 WIFE OF J. C.; DONOROFLAND FOR THE CEMETERY WALDROP LAURA P. 00-00-1872 00-00-1880 DAUGHTER OF A.W. &M.W. WALDROP LENORA M. 02-14-1885 11-28-1889 WALDROP LINNIE E. 06-10-1882 01-26-1976 WIFE OF BEN F. WALDROP LOUISA 00-00-1842 00-00-1886 WALDROP LURANEY 10-01-1866 12-28-1939 WIFE OF BOB WALDROP M. BRYAN 00-00-1897 03-11-1961 WALDROP M.B. 09-28-1856 12-13-1885 WALDROP M.M. 08-16-1852 01-29-1922 WIFE OF A.W. WALDROP MARGARET AMELIA 00-00-1882 00-00-1886 DAUGHTER OF A.W. &M.M. WALDROP MARTHA CALLIE 07-10-1861 07-18-1900 WIFE OF J.W.; MOTHEROFAMOS & LINNIE WALDROP MARY ANNA 06-26-1876 05-08-1937 WIFE OF JAMESWILSONWALDROP & MOTHER OF BESSIE ANDGRAY WALDROP MARY ELIZABETH 11-17-1872 06-26-1954 WIFE OF JERRY WALDROP MATTHEW H. 04-04-1855 09-25-1896 WALDROP MELVIN GRAY 00-00-1904 04-23-1955 HUSBAND OF BONNIEESTER WALDROP NAPOLEON B. 12-03-1891 04-06-1918 VETERAN WORLD WARI,TEX, PVT. 345TH FIELD ART., 90THDIV. WALDROP RAY SR. ? 11-05-1987 WALDROP SARAH WILLIAMS 11-15-1898 02-20-1922 WALDROP TENNIE M. 10-30-1898 12-06-1936 WALDROP WILLIAM H. 10-21-1857 06-17-1925 WALDROP WILLIAM J. (TRI 09-12-1877 10-14-1974 VET. OF SPANISHAMERICANWAR, CO. A, 2ND REGT. TEX.INF. WALDROP WILLIAM L. 00-00-1820 00-00-1888 WALDROP WILLIAM P. ? 11-22-1932 VET. WORLD WAR I,TEXAS, 61ST PIONEERINF. WALDROP WILLIE M. 06-23-1898 12-23-1973 WIFE OF DAVID | Waldrop, Julius Clayborn (I33306)
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| 10164 | Waldrop, Jechonias Sr. - 1826 - Rutherford County, NC - Wills September Court 1826 North Carolina Rutherford County In the name of God, Amen. I Jechonias Waldrop Senr being weakly in body by of sound mind and knowing that I appointed once to die do make this my last will and Testament. First resign my soul to God and that my body be decently buried and that my just debts be justly paid. Then I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Margaret Waldrop the house and plantation whereon I now live, including three hundred acres land more or less, all the tract or parcel of land except two hundred fifty acres including the improvements where James Summerhill lives and also the improvement where Jechonias Waldrop Junr now lives and including the land round the meeting house land crossing the creek at the old ford that led to the meeting house and up the north prong of the said creek to where the hill skirts to the creek and then up the hill to the back line of said tract or parcel which [illegible] first above mentioned three hundred acres including the building more or less Igive and bequeath to my wife, Margaret with the privilege of four of my children having their support on it by their labor and behavior and at my wife Margaret's death to be equally divided among them four namesas follows Richard, Mary, Mary Ann and Rebecca. The two hundred fifty acres above mentioned I give to my two sons Luke & Jechonias by their paying one third part of the value of said land, which third part shall be divided as follows, to the heirs of my son Joseph Waldrop, Robert and Zachariah Waldrop and to my daughter Margaret Peter add five dollars to the children, heirs of my son John Waldrop. I further state that my sons Luke and Jechonias shall have two years after they get possession of said land before they shall pay up to the other legatees. As to personal estate I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Margaret during her natural life, except a cow and calf or the value thereof to my three daughters, Mary, Mary Ann and Rebecca and then to be divided as follows to Alfred Hester if he stays with the old woman until he is twenty one years old that he has a horse and saddle worth forty dollars and what remains at her death to be sold at twelve months credit and the money divided among the heirs of my son Joseph, Robert and Zachariah and Margaret Peter. I nominate and appoint my two sons Luke and Jechonias as executors to this my last will and testament. Given under my hand and seal as my last will and Testament. Signed in the presence of us; May ye 20th day 1826. Jechonias WALDROP (seal) Terrell WILKINS (Jurat) John WILKINS | Waldrop, Jechonias Richard (I34095)
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| 10165 | Waldrop, Luke Sr. - 1829 - Rutherford County, NC - Wills May Court 1829 North Carolina Rutherford County In the name of God Amen. I Luke WALDROP Senr being in good health and of a sound mind & memory, but calling to mind that I must shortly die I do constitute & ordain this to be my last will and testament; First I commend my soul to God who gave it and that my body be decently buried& that all my past debts be paid, and the balance (sic) I shall disposeof as follows: I give and bequeath to my well-beloved wife Mary my land whereon I live fifty acres more or less her natural life time together with all my other property then to be divided as follows, my land tobe divided equally between my two daughters Sarah and Mary & each of them to have a cow and calf & feather bed. I also give my son Asa one cow& calf and feather bed and the balance of my property to be equally divided between my daughters Sarah & Mary and my son Asa. I also appoint my my daughter Sarah and my son Asa Executors of this will. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand ad seal this 4th day of January 1818. Luke WALDROP (seal) Witness: John LANKFORD Luke WALDROP, Junr. (Jurat) 6/25/1771 Waldrope, Luke, Plat For 100 Acres In Craven County. People in this record: Bremar, John; Waldrope, Luke; Wofford, James Places in this record: Craven County; Enoree River Series: Colonial Plat Books (Copy Series) (S213184) Document Type: Plat 7/26/1772 Williamson, William, Plat For 450 Acres On The South Side Of The Enoree River In Craven County. People in this record: Burry, Thomas; Caldwell, Thomas; Elison, Thomas; Paterson, Joseph; Waldrop, Luke; Williamson, William Places in this record: Craven County; Enoree River Series: Colonial Plat Books (Copy Series) (S213184) Document Type: None 7/26/1772 Williamson, William, Plat For 550 Acres In Craven County. People in this record: Bremar, John; Caldwell, William Thomas; Hall, James; Paterson, Joseph; Waldrop, Joseph; Waldrop, Luke; Williamson, William Places in this record: Craven County; Enoree River Series: Colonial Plat Books (Copy Series) (S213184) Document Type: Plat 8/28/1772 Waldrope, James, Memorial For 100 Acres On Enoree River. People in this record: Waldrope, James; Waldrope, Luke Places in this record: Enoree River Series: Memorial books (Copy Series) (S111001) Document Type: Memorial 8/13/1773 Williamson, William, Memorial For Three Tracts In Craven County, On For 550 Acres, One For 450 Acres, And One For 250 Acres. Date: People in this record: Burry, Thomas; Burry, William; Clison, James; Ellison, Thomas; Hall, James; Mccreary, Robert; Patterson, Joseph; Sims, William; Waldrop, Joseph; Waldrop, Luke; Williamson, William Places in this record: Craven County; Enoree River; Warrior Creek Series: Memorial books (Copy Series) (S111001) Document Type: Memorial 8/31/1774 Waldrope, Luke, Land Grant For 100 Acres In Craven County. People in this record: Waldrope, Luke Places in this record: Craven County Series: Colonial Land Grants (Copy Series) (S213019) Document Type: Land Grant 3/7/1775 Waldrope, Luke, Memorial For 100 Acres On Enoree River, Craven County. People in this record: Waldrope, Luke Places in this record: Craven County; Enoree River Series: Memorial books (Copy Series) (S111001) Document Type: Memorial | Waldrop, Luke (I34097)
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| 10166 | Walker Gill, 155 acres - Pitman Creek - $775, 1 white male over 21, 6 horses - $170, 15 cattle, value of cattle over $50 - $25, 1 stud horse - $200, 3 children between 5 and 16, value under the equalization law -$500,total value - $1470. | Gill, Walker (I45031)
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| 10167 | Walker Wilson Underwood UNDERWOOD, WALKER WILSON , 81, of Louisville, was born March 6, 1924,tothe late Johnny and Bertha Underwood in Larue County, KY, andreturned tohis Heavenly Father Sunday, December 4, 2005, at NortonAudubon Hospital.Mr. Underwood was a member of Knopp Ave. Holy BaptistChurch and aretired employee of Ford Motor Company Fern Valley Rd.,where he served33 years of faithful service. He leaves to cherish hismemory his belovedwife, Rachel Brewer Underwood; loving children,Melvin R. Underwood(Dianna), Judy Davis (Glen), Regina Begley (Larry),Ricky Underwood(Linda) and Mike Underwood (Lisa); sister, ElnoraAtherton; brother,Marvin Eugene Underwood; 10 grandchildren; 10great-grandchildren; and ahost of other relatives and friends. Thefuneral service for Walker W.Underwood will begin at noon Wednesday atOkolona Separate BaptistChurch, 45 05 Mudd Lane, with interment tofollow in Brookland Cemetery.Friends may pay their respects from 10a.m.-8 p.m. Tuesday atSchoppenhorst, Underwood and Brooks (PrestonHwy. at Brooks Rd.) andafter 9 a.m. Wednesday at the church. | Underwood, Walker Wilson (I10591)
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| 10168 | Wallace Peasha Funeral service for Wallace Mose Peasha, 83, Anoka, took place Jan. 26atSt. Stephen�s Catholic Church, Anoka. Peasha died Jan. 25 at his home. He was born April 8, 1921 in WhiteBearLake to Peter and Adelis Ida (Auger) Peasha. He was a retiredwelder. He is survived by his daughter, Karen (Bill) Weiss; sevengrandchildren;10 great-grandchildren; and many other relatives andfriends. He was preceded in death by his wives, Bernice and Gloria; sons,WallaceJr. and Ronald; daughters, Mary Peasha and Arlene Nelson;andgranddaughter, Rebecca Weiss. Interment was at Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Arrangements werebyThurston-Lindberg Funeral Home, Anoka. | Peasha, Wallace Mose (I1652)
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| 10169 | Walter and his sibilings were located in the 1920 La Crosse County, Wisconsin Federal Census, listed in Ward 21, District 112. They were located at the St. Michael's Orphanage. | Manecke, Walter Ludwig (I105552)
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| 10170 | Walter and Lizzie located on the 1920 Haskell County, Oklahoma federal census. Walter age 26, born Oklahoma, Lizzie age 26, born Arkansas. Also living in this household were brother in law Alexandria Neal, age 20 born in Arkansas and sister in law Gladys Neal, age 18 born in Arkansas. Pitts, Walter Age: 26 Year: 1920 Birthplace: Oklahoma Roll: T625_1462 Race: White Page: 7A State: Oklahoma ED: 26 County: Haskell Image: 206 Township: Brooken | Pitts, Walter Henry (I39527)
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| 10171 | WALTER HARRINGTON Walter Harrington, 82, of RD 1, Mansfield, died Sunday, May 8, 1988, in the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital in Wellsboro where he was admitted last Tuesday. Born Nov. 11, 1905, at Nelson, he was the son of Bert and Edith Quackenbush Harrington. He was a retired farmer. He was a member of the Whitneyville United Methodist Church and was a member and former director of the Tioga County Fair Association for 17 years. He and his wife, the former Clare Lockwood, observed their 50th wedding anniversary last July 3. Surviving, besides his wife, are a son, Wayne, of Wellsboro; a foster daughter, Mrs. Anna Mae Downs of Cal; a brother Glenn of Wellsburg, N.Y.; two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services were today, Wednesday, May 11, at 1:30 p.m. at the church. The Rev. Sandra Essinger-Hileman, his pastor, officiated. Burial was made in Tioga County Memorial Gardens in Charleston Township. | Herrington, Walter (I21454)
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| 10172 | Walter Lee Amos Obituary: (Local Phoenix Arizona newspaper of May 1st, 1992) Arizona Republic ____________________________________________________________________________________ Walter Lee Amos, 66, of Superior, a retired truck oiler, died April 28, 1992. He was born in Quinton, Okla., and was a World War II Army veteran. Survivors include his wife, Laveda; daughters, Wanda Fay Hixon and Patricia Sue Mills; sons, Walter Lee and Albert L.; two brothers; 13 grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren. Visitation: 9 to 10 a.m. Friday, Cole and Maud Mortuary, Casa Grande. Graveside services: 10 a.m. Friday, Mountain View Cemetery, Casa Granda. | Amos, Walter Lee (I61191)
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| 10173 | Walter R. Shofner, 60, died Feb. 7, 1981 at his home on Rural Route2,Bradfordsville, Ky. Shofner was a native of Taylor County.Survivorsinclude two brothers: Fred Shofner of Oakland, Florida, andLonnieShofner of Louisville; four sisters: Eva L. Cash ofCampbellsville,Gladys Cash of Campbellsville, Mrs. Thurman Thompson ofJeffersonville,Indiana, and Mrs. Cory Francis of Ocoee, Florida.Funeral services wereMonday, Feb. 9, at the Lyon Funeral Home with theRev. Harold Squiresofficiating with the Rev. Don Watson assisting.Interment followed inthe Zion Cemetery. Serving as pallbearers werePaul Cash, Jr., MikeGribbons, Wilburn Johnson, Earl Cash, RobertClements, and MarshallAllen. | Shofner, Walter R. (I82293)
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| 10174 | Waltero Ingeram was listed in 1280 Lay Subsidy rolls in Childrehaule, Worcestershire; which is now listed has Hanley William, near Tenbury. Hanley William or Upper Hanley, Hanley Child or Nether Hanley, 5 m. SE. of Tenbury. 8 1 7 Heanley, C. S. 360, 361; D. Hanlege', 1275 Childrehanle, Hanlee Wyllame; 1332 Chylderne- Henley, S. R. 'In pure A. S. this would be Hean leage (dat.) High lea (v. Ley). ' William ' and 'Child ' are M. E. additions to distinguish these places from other Hanleys ; ' William ' is probably the one rated in the S. R. of 1275; 'Child' perhaps means a person of that name, but Childre and Chylderne are gen. plural forms, meaning ' of children,' i.e. ' of young men,' so it is doubtful. ' Child ' was formerly applied to young men of gentle birth, as a kind of title generally in poetry. | Ingeram, Waltero (I126787)
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| 10175 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Stapp, Wanda L. (I61193)
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| 10176 | War of 1812 widows pension file for Royal Blood listed marriage place/date of Royal Blood and Polly Stiles. | Family: Royal Blood / Polly Stiles (F53548)
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| 10177 | Warren Creed HODGENVILLE CREED, WARREN, 93, died Thursday. Funeral: 11 a.m. MondayatBennett-Bertram Funeral Home, Hodgenville, KY. Visitation: 3:30-8p.m.Sunday. Published in The Courier-Journal on 07/09/2005. Creed Warren, 93 Creed Warren, 93, of Shepherdsville, formerly of Hodgenville, diedJuly7, 2005 at the Baptist Hospital Northeast in LaGrange. He was a former employee of Warren’s Roofing and Flashing. He was preceded in death by his wife, Nellie Skaggs Warren; adaughter,Margie Fields; a sister, Shirley Warren; and a brother,Everett Warren. He is survived by three daughters, Helen Allen of Summersville, DollyIceof Campbellsville, and Lou Vern Blakeman of Taylorsville; twosons,Virgil Warren and Arties Warren, both of Brooks; twostep-sisters,several grandchildren, and several great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on July 11 attheBennett-Bertram Funeral Home in Hodgenville with the Rev. GeraldGardnerofficiating. Burial will follow in the Pleasant Ridge Cemeteryin Mt.Sherman. Visitation will be from 3:30-8 p.m. on Sunday, and after 9 a.m. Mondayatthe funeral home. Condolences may be expressed online at www.bennett-bertram.com. | Warren, Creed A. (I10787)
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| 10178 | Warren Elmore was my g-grandfather first married to Theressa Warren,second mar.to Mary Ford Skaggs.I believe she may have been married to a Peppers also Warren Elmore's father was Warren Elmore SR. who was married to Sally Eatherton. Warren Elmore SR. father was Travis Elmore who was married to Clara Johnson. I don't know who Marys father and mother was.but she was married to a Thomas Skaggs before she married Warren Elmore. Yes William Elmore and Hester Strader is my line of Elmores.I have some information on these Elmores. Ardith Cooper | Elmore, Travis (I39417)
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| 10179 | Warren, Benjamin,3rd Feb., 1705-6; 11th Feb., 1705-6. To son Humphrey, ½ personal estate. To wife Elizabeth, residue of personal estate. In event of death of son afsd. during minority, and of wife during widowhood, 2/3 of estate to pass to father, Walter Story and 1/3 to brother John Warren. Exs.: Wife Elizabeth and father Walter Story afsd. Test: Richd. Morris, Jno. Haly and Matthew Murfie. 3. 743. MARYLAND CALENDAR OF WILLS: Volume 3 VOLUME III. | Warren, Benjamin (I48674)
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| 10180 | WARREN, GEORGE B View Image Land Office: GRENADA Sequence #: Document Number: 6923 Total Acres: 112.86 Misc. Doc. Nr.: Signature: Yes Canceled Document: No Issue Date: May 1, 1848 Mineral Rights Reserved: No Metes and Bounds: No Survey Date: Statutory Reference: 3 Stat. 566 Multiple Warantee Names: No Act or Treaty: April 24, 1820 Multiple Patentee Names: No Entry Classification: Sale-Cash Entri Remarks: ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE OF BUSHROD B WARREN | Warren, Bushrod (I37588)
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| 10181 | WARREN, GEORGE B View Image Land Office: GRENADA Sequence #: Document Number: 6923 Total Acres: 112.86 Misc. Doc. Nr.: Signature: Yes Canceled Document: No Issue Date: May 1, 1848 Mineral Rights Reserved: No Metes and Bounds: No Survey Date: Statutory Reference: 3 Stat. 566 Multiple Warantee Names: No Act or Treaty: April 24, 1820 Multiple Patentee Names: No Entry Classification: Sale-Cash Entri Remarks: ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE OF BUSHROD B WARREN | Warren, George B. (I37600)
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| 10182 | Warren, Thomas,Newtowne, St. Mary's Co.,30th Mch., 1698; 6th June, 1698. To son John and dau. Rebecca, and to Sarah, dau. of Robert Cole, dec'd, and their hrs., personal estate equally. Thos. Daft, ex. and guardian of testator's child.; son to be of age at 18 yrs. and dau. at 16 yrs. Test: Wm. Husband, Jos. Clarke, Jno. Noble. 7. 383. | Warren, Thomas (I29832)
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| 10183 | Warwickshire County Record Office; Warwick, England; Warwickshire Anglican Registers; Roll: Engl/2/1239; Document Reference: DR 426 Warwickshire, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1535-1812 - Lillington, Warwichshire, England, image 27 of 56. - Record states: Humfrey Bench and Anne Nicols were married on 30 August 1615. - Other sources state marriage was 30 Oct 1615. | Family: Humfrey Bench / Anne Nicolle (F46715)
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| 10184 | Warwickshire, Southhamptonshire, and Northents are all listed as birth locations on various censuses. | Wright, Elizabeth (I124894)
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| 10185 | Was 1/2 blood Cherokee Indian. 1870 Taney County Census Everett Nancy, age 51 b VA James M., age 26, b AR Barton Yell, age 21, b AR Buried in Ragsdale Cemetery, Taney Co., MO Other marriages: Calvin Tennosen | Wilson, Nancy M. (I15795)
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| 10186 | Was 3 months old as of 17 Jun 1885. Was sent to Orphan's Home July16th1885 in Kosciusko County, Indiana. | Hesh, Jessa A. (I17268)
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| 10187 | Was a Baptist Preacher in Oklahoma. I am trying to research the DILLS, SKAGGS, and UNDERWOODS on my mother's side. I noticed that you submitted the names John T. SKAGGS and Mary Jane UNDERWOOD in Family Tree Maker. I believe these people are the same ones I am looking for. I don't know how much information you have on them, but I located and visited their graves in a cemetery at Tecumseh, Oklahoma. Here are the dates: John T. Skaggs Mary Jane Underwood b. Feb. 4, 1834 b. Sept. 14, 1836 d. Jan. 10, 1910 d. Jan 18, 1916 Census records indicate they are from Kentucky. I descend from their son, John Hamilton Skaggs, (b. Sept. 1867 d. Feb. 5, 1936 married Mary Ann Dills ) who was a Baptist Preacher in Oklahoma. Would you happento have additional information on the Skaggs, Underwoods, and what county they resided in Kentucky? I would appreciate anything you are willing to share, no matter how trivial. Sincerely, Farand Smith | Skaggs, John Hamilton (I44169)
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| 10188 | Was a Captain. He was under age when he was brought to Maryland. Warren, Humphery Charles County, Maryland Will Written 14 August 1689 Will Probated 25 February, 1694 To wife Margery during life, Hatton's Point, 500 A. To son Notley and hrs., sd. land at death of wife afsd. Sd. land to pass to surviving child. and their hrs. in natural succession. In event of testator's brother (unnamed) coming into the Province and wife Margery is forced to renounce 250 A., she is to have 190 A., part of "The Hills." To son Benjamin and hrs., 190 A., part of "The Hills" on w. side Wicocomico R., and 280 A., "Warren's Discovery." To son Charles, 50 A., residue of "The Hills," and 100 A.,"Smoote's Purchase", purchased of Edw. Smoote, and 100 A., part of"Wicomico's Fields," part of tract purchased of Wm. Smoote. To son John, 400 A. on w. side of Wicocomico R., formerly belonging to Jno. Gooch. To unborn child, 2 tracts, 170 A., "The Town House." In event of death of any of sons afsd., viz., Benjamin, Charles, John, and unborn child afsd. without issue, deceased's portion to pass to eld.son Notley and his hrs., and in natural succession to other child. oftestator. Child. to be of age at 21 yrs. To son Notley, personalty in lieu of that bequeathed him by Hon.Thomas Notley. To child. afsd., all personalty. By note dated Jan. 21st, 1694, testator bequeaths to son Humphery2tracts of land bequeathed in his will to supposed unborn child, and appoints son Notley joint ex. with wife Margery afsd. Test: Thos. Bufort, Jno. Wilder, Jno. Gooch, Eliza: Dutton. 7. 65. MARYLAND CALENDAR OF WILLS: Volume 2 VOLUME II. | Warren, Humphrey (I54475)
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| 10189 | Was a carpenter. | Godbout, Peter (I33418)
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| 10190 | Was a Farmer and a Baptist Minister. | Farmer, Nathaniel L. (I40293)
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| 10191 | Was a farmer and a great hunter | Corbin, John Jr. (I4634)
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| 10192 | Was a farmer in Bristol, then New Cambridge, Ct. About 1786, theymovedto Timmouth, Vt., and in 1801 removed to Waddington, St. LawrenceCounty,N. Y. | Bartholomew, Isaac (I53055)
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| 10193 | Was a Machinist. Resided in Springfield, Massachusetts. | Elmer, Daniel Franklin (I91937)
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| 10194 | Was a member of the Presbyterian Church, Lawrenceville, TiogaCounty,Pennsylvania. Timeline: 1816 Born - New York, Connecticut, or Massachusetts 1820 Father lived in Deerfield, Oneida County, New York 1830 ??? 1840 Believed to be enumerated with father in Deerfield, OneidaCounty,New York. 1847 In Lawrenceville, Tioga County, Pennsylvania - Obituary andChurchRecord 1848 In Deerfield, Oneida County, New York - Land record. 1850 In Deerfield, Oneida County, New York - Federal Census (listedasHasson) 1856 In Bath, Stueben County, New York - Indicated on Land Deed. 1860 In Bath, Stueben County, New York - Federal Census Land Deeds, Volume 141, pages 286 & 287, Oneida County, New York This Indenture made the Ninth day of February in the year of out lordonethousand eight hundred and forty nine between Edwin R. Kasson and Elizabeth J hiswifeof Deerfield of the county of Oneida and State of New York of the first part and HenryW.Kasson of the same place of the second part. Witnesseth that the said parties ofthefirst part for the consideration of the sum of Five Hundred Dollars to xxx in hand xxxbythe party of the second part the xxx whereof xx herby xxx and acknowledged. xxx xxxxxxxxx and quit claimed and by xxx xx xxx bargin, sale, xxxx and quit claims xxx xxxxxxof the second part in his xxx xxx xxx and to the heirs and assigns forever Alltherights, titles, and xxx which the same Edwin R. Kasson xxx xxx and to the real estate ofwhichCalvin Hall, late of Deerfield aforesaid died seized, and possesed xxx which by hislastwill and testament duly xxx and admitted to probate before the surrogate of Oneida, ontheEleventh day of February in the year Eighteen Hundred and Thirty Four, and recordedinthe office of said Surrogate in Book B XXX by the said Surrogate for recordingWillstestaments and xxx from before him, and the xxx and examination thereof in pages 30, 31,32,33, 34, and 35 and to which said will and the xx xxx xx aforesaid xxx is xxx had.Thesaid will xxx xx for the real xxx of the said Calvin Hall on his grand children of whomthesaid Edwin R. Kasson is one - Together with all and singular the xxx andAppertenancesthereunto belonging or xx any xx xxx ......rest of land deed conveyed property and wasverydifficult to read. Land Deeds, Volume 196, pages 265 & 266, Oneida County, New York This indenture made the first day of April in the year of our Lordonethousand eight hundred and fifty six between Elizabeth J Kasson of Bath Stuben Countyinthe state of New York & Edwin R. Kasson her husband of the first part andElizabethHicks of the town of Deerfield Oneida County State of New York of the secondpartWitnesseth that the said faction of the first part for and in consideration ofthesum of one thousand dollars to them in hand paid by the said party of the second partthereceipt whereof is hereby xxxx and acknowledged has bargained sold xxx and quit claimedandby these presents does grant bargain sell xxx and quit claim xxx the said partyofthe second part in fee simple actual xxxx now xxx and to her heirs and xxxforever.All their right xxxx xxxx xxx xx xx All that xxxx xxx tract or parcel of Landsituatein the said Town of Deerfield County of Oneida being part of lot number seventeeninCoslys? manor Beginning at the Mohawk River at a point where xxx Harden westlinestrikes the said river thence running northerly on said Harden west line toJonathanPratts south line then westerly on the south line of said Pratts farm so far as that alinedrawn parallel to xxx Harden west line as aforasaid & running Southernly to theMohawkRiver shall include xxx and xxxx fifty acres of land Together with all xxx the xxxandappertenances xxx belonging or in xxx xxx the xxx xx xxx and remainder xxx xxxxxxxthereof and xxx the estate rights title xxx claim or demand whatsever of the said partyofthe first part either in law or equity of in and to the xxx xxx promise with the said xxxandappertenances to have and to hold the said above described xxx tract or parcel of land&promise herby conveyed with the appertenances xxx xxx the said party of the second part xxxxxxxxx xxx to the xxx and only xxx xxx xxx and xxx of the said party of the second part herexxaand xxx xxx. In xxx whereof the said party of the firstparth have xxx set xxx xxxandxxx the day and year xxx above written. Sealed and delivered in the xxx of J.P. Roan witness to E.R. Kasson signature State of New York Oneida County I am reasonably sure that the above mentioned Elizabeth Hicks isthemother of Elizabeth Jane Hicks, 2nd wife of Edwin R. Kasson. She is livingwithher son Nicholas Hicks in 1860 & 1870 , listed in the Deerfield, OneidaCounty,New York Federal Census(es). In the 1850 Deerfield, Oneida County, NewYorkFederal census, a Margaret and Nicholas Hicks are enumerated with her.Elizabethis listed as age 52, born New York. Living next door is Edwin R. Kassonandwife Elizabeth J. Kasson. A Catherine Kasson, age 70, is listed withtheEdwin Kasson family in the 1850, Deerfield, Oneida County, New York, FederalCensus.Possibly the mother of his first wife, Sarah C. Hicks. | Kasson, Edwin Ruthven (I89888)
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| 10195 | Was a Non-resident of Kentucky in 1875, according Green county courts. | Jones, Andrew M. (I23652)
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| 10196 | Was a Private in Co. E of the 122nd Illinois Infantry. Died as result ofbattle near Tupelo, MS. | Hunt, Laban (I45790)
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| 10197 | Was a sea captain. It is beleived by family researchers thatDavidpurchased aship upon is inheritance from his father's estate.Possibly,he was a partner with one of his cousins, Henry's son, withwhom he hadgrown up on the plantation. The Congleton family wasinvolved in theexport/import business and was possibly in theship-building businessalso. | Congleton, David Floyd (I4921)
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| 10198 | Was a servant working on a farm in Warren, Powesheik, Iowa in 1880. | Robey, Winfield Scott (I4287)
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| 10199 | Was a sheriff in South Carolina and was unsucessful. He alsodidcarpentry work. He started out in North Carolina and then offeredthe jobof sheriff in SouthCarolina moved the family there. Beingunsucessfulandnearing bankruptcy the family moved back to NorthCarolina where his wifeElizabeth supposedly had family. He died thereat a young age. | Parish, Obed (I4998)
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| 10200 | was a U.S. Navy photographer during World War II. His obituary, published in the New York Times (June 8, 1999, said that he "captured memorable scenes of the Japanese attack at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941 ... Some of [his] photographs of mighty American warships exploding, burning and rolling belly up were considered too disturbing to be made public soon after the outbreak of World War II. These images began to be published on the first anniversary of the attack in Life magazine and in many American newspapers." The Times also said he was slightly wounded in the attack, and later was decorated for his wartime service as a pilot. Later in the war, based on the Bikini atoll, he "photographed the detonation of two hydrogen bombs." Circa 1955, at the death of his father, Harold lived in El Cajon, CA. In 1986, he authored an autobiographical chapter in the book, A History of Taylor County, West Virginia, compiled and published by the Taylor County Historical and Genealogical Society, Inc. Said his obituary in a Grafton newspaper, "He was a member of the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association, Mountain State Branch 33 Fleet Reserve Association, VFW Post 3081, National Association of Naval Photography, American Legion Post 12, American Military Society, Liberators Club, Retired Enlisted National Association, Sears Retiree Club, Taylor County Photo Club, Taylor County Historical Society, Taylor County Senior Citizens and Taylor County Public Library. He was a charter member of the Mid-Atlantic Soaring Association and was a 30-year member of the Associated Glider Clubs of Southern California." His photographs of Pearl Harbor destruction have been reproduced in many books, including Collier's Photographic History of World War II. He was twice married, first to Reu E. Lazarvich, and second to Norman Webb. He had two daughters, Helen Bevis and Anne Hoover. At his death in 1999, Harold received a prominent obituary in the New York Times. Branch 1: NAVY Enlistment Date 1: 18 Feb 1936 Release Date 1: 17 Feb 1942 Branch 2: NAVY Enlistment Date 2: 18 Feb 1942 Release Date 2: 15 Feb 1946 Branch 3: NAVY Enlistment Date 3: 15 Feb 1952 Release Date 3: 31 Aug 1955 | Fawcett, Harold Suddarth "Jabo" (I6486)
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