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| 3851 | Appears to have been baptized late; as brother William and sister Mary Ann were baptized on the same day. | Bench, John (I125347)
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| 3852 | Appears to have been in Stueben County by 1850. | Quackenbush, John (I108838)
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| 3853 | Appears to have been living with Seaburn H. Waldrip in the 1880 VanZandtCounty, Texas census, listed as a cousin of Seaburn. | Waldrip, Jeff F. (I110021)
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| 3854 | Appears to have came to Greenville at the same time as the Frederick County, Virginia Earle and Warren families came, which is about 1768. | Neville, George (I123157)
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| 3855 | Appears to have immigrated by 1894 or 1895; and is listedin 1895 Minnesota State Census. | Peplinski, August (I31508)
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| 3856 | Appears to have lived not only in Marin; but Monterrey and also Allende, Coahuila, Mexico. Procopio Morena and Maria Martinez were godparents for Francisca Estela Martinez, and listed on Francisca's baptism record in Allende, Mexico. Mexico, Coahuila, Catholic Church Records, Allende San Juan de Mata Defunciones 1930-1939 Image 58 of 227 - Record number 454-28 Note: Correctly listed in the Allende, Coahuila 1962 death record as the widow of Procopio Moreno; but incorrectly listed as the daughter of Bonifacio and Teodora Moreno. Should have read Martinez vice Moreno. Mexico, Coahuila, Civil Registration, Allende Defunciones 1950-1990 Image 632 of 2960 Correctly listed parents and husband in this record. | Martinez, Maria de la Paz (I106977)
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| 3857 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Conant, Donald Eugene (I133305)
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| 3858 | Appears to have moved from Mexico to Bexar County, Texas around 1857. Husband Francisco Valades may have also had an additional forename of Pedro. Confederate pension request of wife Sicilia Valades on 8 July 1899 noted the following: His miltary service name was Francisco Valades, and he is stated to have died on 1 September 1868 (Location not stated, but since after war assumed to have been in or around Wilson County, Texas). Another records noted death as 12 Jan 1867. She stated she (Sicilia Valades) was the widow of Francisco Valades, and her age in 1899 was age 70, placing her birth year circa 1829. She stated she had resided in Wilson County for 30 years (since 1869), and her postal address was Floresville. She was stated to have been married in 1850 in Monclova, Mexico. | Valades, Jose Francisco (I144602)
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| 3859 | APPENDIX I FIRST LIST OF TITHABLES OF PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY, YEAR 1767 Ralph Elkins, Jun. Richard Elkins, 1 tithe. Nathaniel Elkins, son Jessey. James Elkin on leather wood. Jesse Elkins, 1 tithe. Re: Abel Elkins, VA>KY Notes: I really think David, Abel and Nathaniel Elkins are related, butdon'tjust know "how" quite yet. I have many "possible" combinations, but have come up with thefollowing as a starting point: Nathaniel (born about 1726-1735 - From Tithing list Pittsylvania Co.Va) children and *possible children: Jesse (Born about 1746-1753 - estimated from Tithing list) *Abel (Born about 1749-1759) married Jessica (Unknown Surname) *Nathaniel (Born about 1760) Children and *possibles that "could" be from any of the 3 children: David - born ca1779 (some say David was the son of Jesse) Abel - born 1776 (some say Abel was the son of Nathaniel or Abel) Jesse - born abt 1760-1764 married a Hannah Laskey about 1781 (some say he would be the son of Jesse) *Nathaniel - born about 1780? married Rachel Hart in 1798 (This could be the same Nathaniel born in 1760?) I guess this can be confusing, but I believe some of this can be figured out by researching the Pittsylvania and Halifax County, Virginia records. I have yet to really look at these in detail. Also there is a Nathaniel Elkin(s) of King George County, Virginia, married in 1704 to Rebecca (Unknown Surname). This Nathaniel Sr. may have been the father to Nathaniel born about 1726. | Elkins, Nathaniel (I40940)
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| 3860 | Appleby Magna Parish Records, Leicestershire, England John Power of Stretton, County Derby (Occupation Joyner) & Mary Heafield, Spinster, this parish . 16 April 1754. | Power, John (I45219)
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| 3861 | Applied and Signed for her Husband's military tombstone marker on 12-28-1955. She was living at 2060 Devos Street, Eugene, Oregon at that time. | Welty, Nancy Melissa Anne Elizabeth 'Lissie' (I104033)
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| 3862 | Applied for Social Security and noted birth date as 22 October 1867 in Stephenville, Erath County, Texas. He listed his parents as McCager Edwards and Martha Salmon. He applied in March 1937. | Edwards, Joseph Marion (I144384)
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| 3863 | Applied for Social Security and noted birth date as 27 April 1869 in Erath County, Texas. He listed his parents as Richard M. Edwards and Martha Salmon. He applied in November 1940. | Edwards, Robert Monroe (I144385)
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| 3864 | Applied for Social Security and noted birth date as 4 December 1872 in Stephenville, Erath County, Texas. She listed her parents as Dick Edwards and Martha Salmon. She applied in August 1965. | Edwards, Cally (I144387)
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| 3865 | Applied for Social Security and noted birth date as 6 March 1884 in Clairette, Erath County, Texas. He listed his parents as Dick Edwards and Martha Salmon. He applied in Jan 1962. | Edwards, James Green (I144392)
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| 3866 | Applied for U.S. Patent and Trademark for a chin-rest for a violin in 1897 while living in Denver, Arapahoe County, Colorado. | Colony, Myron Herndon (I124442)
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| 3867 | Archer, Fremont County, Idaho became Archer, Madison County, IdahoonJanuary 1, 1914, when Madison County, was created from FremontCounty. | Jeppson, Charles Olin (I65983)
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| 3868 | Ardith, Thanks for the info. This is getting more interesting all thetime. I have some more questions and will explain why I ask. Iamresearching families who left Rockingham and Caswell Counties,N.C.headed for Kentucky. Many of these families settled in Green Co. Anyone reading this may want to keep this in mind if they have N.C.roots. The will of William Graham in Caswell Co., N.C. names daughter Lidda (Lydda,Lydia) Elmore. The estate settlements name heirs of Peter Elmore. I feel sure Lidda was the wife of Peter Elmore. Now what I don't know is that Lidda may have been married previously to a "Biddlecomb" since you mention that as her name. Where did that surname record come from? It is also possible that Peter Elmore may have been previously married to Polly Graham Elmore who was named in the will of William Graham as a daughter but she was apparently deceased as he mentioned "the heirs of Polly Elmore." So it seems that maybe she died and Peter married her sister who also was previously married. This is all speculation at the moment and needs more study. Now the next thing - Conrad Strader of Caswell Co., N.C. named in his will "Ester Elmore." This is the only record I have found of her name.Several researchers I have been in contact with all name her "Hester." Where did they get this as her name. No one has been able to tell me. So at this point I can only assume her name as "Ester" since she is so named in her father's will. It appears she did have descendants named Hester. Thanks a bunch for your time. | Strader, Ester "Hester" (I50266)
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| 3869 | Arizona Death record listed last name as Waldroop | Waldrop, William Henry (I135650)
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| 3870 | Arizona Death record states he was born 7 August 1886. Military Records states he was born 7 August 1882. | Skaggs, William Archie (I40338)
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| 3871 | Arizona Independent Republic Wednesday, May 10, 1944 Phoenix, Arizona MORROW. Jimmie Ruth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morrow of Ray. passed away in a local hospital yesterday. Announcements later by the Whitney Funeral Home. | Morrow, Jimmie Ruth (I39621)
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| 3872 | Arizona Range News (Dec/11/2006) Rosemary Warren Hoover 1917-2006 Rosemary Warren Hoover, a former Willcox, Ariz., resident, died Dec.1,2006, at her daughter's home in Tucson, at the age of 89. Mrs.Hoover wasborn Oct. 18, 1917, in Ballinger, Texas, the daughter of Tomand LeslieWarren. She moved to Buffalo Valley with her parents in April of 1918.Sheattended school at Lake Arthur, N.M., and later moved to Artesia,N.M.She married Kermit Hoover in 1939 and was a homemaker and a cookat Bob'sHome Caf? in Willcox. Rosemary was also a devoted DallasCowboy Footballfan. She was preceded in death by her husband, parents,an infant son andthree brothers. Survivors include six children,Sharon Browning andhusband Cody, Johnny Hoover and wife, Lorrie, WayneHoover and wife,Rita, all of Arizona, and Tommy Hoover and wife Penny,Barbara Nelson andSusan Gray, all of Artesia, N.M. Sisters DorothyGleghorn and husband,Charlie, and Frances Green and husband, Elton, ofArtesia. She is alsosurvived by grandchildren, Jeanette Carlisle,Kathy Hooker, Tommy J.Hoover, Billy Hoover, Scotty Hoover, ScottSears, Gary Nelson, WadeNelson, Todd Hoover, Kim Young, Teri Beaver,Kelli Gray and Cindy Herron.Also 23 great-grandchildren and onegreat-great-grandchild. Visitation will be from 4 to 6 p.m., on Friday, Dec. 8, atWestlawnChapel. Funeral services will be 10 a.m., on Saturday, Dec. 9,at theWillcox Church of Christ. Gary Terbell will officiate at theservices,with burial at Sunset Cemetery in Willcox. Pallbearers willbe grandsons:Gary Nelson, Wade Nelson, Todd Hoover, Billy Hoover,Tommy J. Hoover,Scotty Hoover and Scott Sears. Contributions may bemade to the WillcoxChurch of Christ. Services under the direction of Westlawn Chapel, Mortuary &Crematoriumof Willcox, Ariz. | Warren, Rosemary (I39424)
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| 3873 | Army - Erastus Colony, Ohio, 03 September 1861, Private, age 24, Union 20th Regiment Infantry (3 Years). - Organized at Columbus, Ohio, August 19 to September 21, 1861. - Moved to Camp King near Covington, Ky.,and mustered in October 21. - Duty at Covington and Newport, Ky., till February11, 1862. - Attached to 3rd Brigade, 3rd Division, Army of the Tennessee, February to May, 1862. - 2nd Brigade, 3rd Division, Army Tennessee, to July, 1862. - Unattached, District of Jackson, Tenn., to November, 1862. - 2nd Brigade, 3rd Division, Right Wing 13th Army Corps(Old), Dept. of the Tennessee, to December, 1862. - 2nd Brigade, 3rd Division, 17th Army Corps,Army of the Tennessee and Army of Georgia, to July, 1865. - SERVICE.--Investment and capture of Fort Donelson, Tenn., February 14-16,1862. Expedition toward Purdy and operations about Crump's Landing,Tenn., March 9-14. Battle of Shiloh, Tenn., - April 6-7. Advance on and siege of Corinth, Miss., - April 29-May 30. Guard duty at Pittsburg Landing till June, and at Bolivar, Tenn., till September. Action at Bolivar August 30. - Duty in the District of Jackson till November. Grant's Central Mississippi Campaign November 2, 1862, to January 10, 1863. Action at Holly Springs, Miss., December 21, 1862. Lafayette, Tenn., January 14,1863. Moved to Memphis, Tenn., January 26, thence to Lake Providence, La., February 22, and duty there till April. Movement on Bruinsburg and turning Grand Gulf April 25-30. Battle of Port Gibson, Miss., May 1. Forty Hills and Hankinson's Ferry May 3-4. Battle of Raymond May 12. Jackson May 14. Champion's Hill May16. Siege of Vicksburg May 18 to July4. Assaults on Vicksburg May19-22. Surrender of Vicksburg July 4. Duty at Vicksburg till February,1864. Stevenson's Expedition to Monroe, La., August 20-September 2,1863. Expedition to Canton October 14-20. Bogue Chitto Creek October17. Regiment reenlisted January 1, 1864. Meridian Campaign February3-March 2. Canton February 26. Veterans on furlough March and April. Moved to Clifton, Tenn., thence march to Ackworth, Ga., April 29-June9. Atlanta (Ga.) Campaign June 9 to September 8. Operations about Marietta and against Kenesaw Mountain June 10-July 2. Assault on Kenesaw June 27, Nickajack Creek July 2-5. Howell's Ferry July5. Chattahoochie River July 6-17. Leggett's or Bald Hill July 20-21. Battle of Atlanta July 22. Siege of Atlanta July 22-August 25. Flank movement on Jonesboro August 25-30. Sandtown August 28. Battle of Jonesboro August31-September 2. Lovejoy Station September 2-6. Operations against Hood in North Georgia and North Alabama September 29-November 3. March to the sea November 15-December 10. Siege of Savannah December 10-21. Campaign of the Carolinas January to April,1865. Pocotaligo, S.C., January 14. Barker's Mills, Whippy Swamp, February 2. Salkehatchie Swamp February3-5. South Edisto River February 9. North Edisto River February 11-13. Columbia February 16-17. Battle of Bentonville, N. C., March 20-21. Occupation of Goldsboro March 24. Advance on Raleigh April 10-14. Occupation of Raleigh April14. Bennett's House April 26. Surrender of Johnston and his army. March to Washington, D.C., via Richmond, Va., April 29-May 20. Grand ReviewMay 24. Moved to Louisville, Ky., June. Mustered out at Louisville,Ky., July 18, 1865. (A detachment participated in the Battle of Nashville, Tenn., December 15-16, 1864.) Regiment lost during service 2 Officers and 87 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 4 Officers and 267 Enlisted men by disease. Total 360. 1910 United States Census https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MLJ4-6K6 Erastus Colony, Perkins, Erie, Ohio, United States citing enumeration district (ED) ED 51, sheet 3B Erastus Colony, age 74, born Ohio | Colony, Erastus (I52973)
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| 3874 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Zenger, Keith August (I4662)
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| 3875 | ARNETT, MARY HOPE HILFORD Ocala - Mary Hope Hilford Arnett went to be with the Lord on June 29, 2009 after an extended illness. She was born April 20, 1924 in Naples, NC to Marion Randolph Hilford and Grace Margaret Johnston Hilford. Mary taught and counseled in schools in FL and TX, retiring in 1988. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church. Her principal hobby was reading. She is survived by her sons John and Earl Arnett, their wives, eight grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren; a brother, James A. Hilford of Asheville, NC; and son-in-law and daughter-in-law Dale and Linda Bourne. She was preceded in death by her parents, brother Johnston Randolph Hilford, sister Grace Muriel Hilford Polansky and daughter Rose Marie Arnett Tomlinson. A small family memorial will be held in the fall in Asheville. Forest Lawn Funeral Home, Ocala, in charge of arrangements. Published in Ocala Star-Banner from 7/7 to 7/8/2009 | Hilford, Mary Hope (I121722)
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| 3876 | Arrived in New York at the age of 32 on August 10, 1864. HeleftLiverpool, England and originated from Ireland headed for the US.Thename of the ship was M Nottebohm 1880 census he is living in Minneapolis,Hennepin, Minnesota working asaMarblecutter 1910 census Patrick Churchill 79 Bridgwatchman Julia Churchill 69 None John M. Churchill 35 Stonecutter Julia C.Churchill 33 Bookeeper Credit Clothing James P.Churchill 30 Bookeeper Fuel Office William Churchill 28 Brakeman Rail Road | Churchill, Patrick (I4501)
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| 3877 | Arrived in Portage in June of 1875. William and Margaret lived in the West Oakland District, where they were farmers. | Fulton, Margaret 'Maggie' (I94049)
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| 3878 | Arrived in Portage La Prairie on 17 June 1873. William was in the Furniture business and in 1880 was trading with R.P. Campbell as Campbell and Fulton. Civic affairs included being on the first city council in 1881, and a rural councilor for 13 years. He was a staunch Presbyterian, a member of the Masonic Lodge, President of the Pioneers and Old Timers Association and St. Andrews Society. In 1903 he was one of a party of prominent western farmers sent to Great Britain to present the agricultural advantages of Canada to prospective settlers. He was director of the Portage Farmers Mutual Insurance in 1898, 1900 to 1909 and president from 1911 to his death in 1920. | Fulton, William (I94478)
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| 3879 | Arrived in Portage La Prarie on 17 June 1873. In 1885, homesteaded in Bottineau County, Dakota Territory. In 1887, moved to Bartlett County, North Dakota where he established a general store. George and Charlotte are listed on the 1881 Canadian census, living in Manitoba, Saskatchewan district 6, listed on page 12. George listshis origins as Scottish, and Charlotte lists hers as English. Federal Census of 1871 (Ontario Index) Sex: Male Age: 26 Birthplace: SCOTLAND Religion: Canada Presbyterian/C. Presb. Origin: SCOTCH Occupation: SAWMILLER District: WELLINGTON NORTH ( 035 ) Sub-district: Minto ( C ) Division: 3 Page: 50 Microfilm reel: C-9949 Reference: RG31 — Statistics Canada | Fulton, George Kerr (I90850)
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| 3880 | Arrived on the "Mayflower" with the first Plymouth Rock Colony. | Soule, George (I119288)
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| 3881 | Arrived to Baltimore, Maryland on 11 May 1893 from Germany, leaving on the ship Gera from Bremerhaven, Germany. | Oroschin, Otto Herman (I68474)
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| 3882 | Artesia Daily Press October 19, 2001 - Artesia, New Mexico Cockrum, John C. Services for John C. Cockrum of Lovington are scheduled for 2p.m.Saturday at Jackson Avenue Baptist Church in Lovington. The Rev.MikeElliott of Faith Baptist Church in Artesia will officiate. Burial will be at Lovington Cemetery. Cockrum, 49, passed away Oct. 16 in Lubbock, Texas. Cockrum was born Dec. 25, 1951, in Artesia to John L. Cockrum andNoraAgnes Cockrum. He married Norma Sue Patterson July 15, 1994, inPlains,Texas. He had lived in Lovington since 1989 and worked forBakerPetrolite for the past 15 years. He enjoyed music, poetry,music,hunting, fishing and his family. Survivors include: Norma Sue Cockrum of Lovington; three sons,RobbieMorris and Michael Morris of Lovington, John Michael Cockrum andwifeTerry of Texas; mother, Nora Agnes Cockrum of Artesia; twobrothers- andsisters-in-law, Jerry and Janet Cockrum of Vacaville,Calif., Steve andVirginia Cockrum of Artesia; sister andbrother-in-law, Charlotte andWarren Gleghorn of Artesia; onegrandchild, Michael and Samantha Cockrum. He was preceded in death by one son, James Clinton Cockrum and byhisfather, John L. Cockrum. EDITOR'S NOTE: The above obituary contains corrected names and datesthatwere in error in the original obituary received by the Daily Pressfromthe funeral home in Hobbs. | Cockrum, John Clinton (I32570)
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| 3883 | Artesia Daily Press - (Mar/27/2010) Dorothy Gleghorn (September 1, 1926 - March 26, 2010) Dorothy Gleghorn Graveside services are scheduled at 2:00 P.M. Tuesday, March 30, at Twin Oaks Memorial Park for Dorothy Gleghorn of Artesia, New Mexico. Mrs. Gleghorn, 83, died Friday, March 26, 2010 at Heartland Nursing Center in Artesia. Rev. Daniel Phelps will officiate at the services. Honorary pallbearers will be Bimbo West, Clay Porter, Travis West, Chase Gleghorn, Charles Gleghorn, and Michael Gleghorn. Mrs. Gleghorn was born September 1, 1926 in Buffalo Valley, New Mexico; the daughter of Robert E. Warren and Leslie E. (Holloway) Warren. She came to Artesia in 1926 from Buffalo Valley. On August 7, 1943 she was married to Boyce Charles Gleghorn in Artesia. Dorothy was a homemaker and of the Presbyterian faith. She was also a former member of the Artesia Moose Lodge, and Elks lodge. She was preceded in death by her parents; sister Rosemary Weaver; brothers Rodrick Warren, Melvin Warren, and Thomas Warren; and son Toby Gleghorn. Survivors include her husband Boyce Charles Gleghorn of the family home; sons Warren D. Gleghorn and wife Charlotte of Artesia, and Robbie R. Gleghorn of Artesia; daughters Brenda G. West and husband Rodney of Artesia, and Tammie L. Powers and husband Danny of Artesia; sister Frances Shields of Carlsbad, N.M.; 11 grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. | Warren, Dorothy (I39431)
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| 3884 | Artesia Daily Press Artesia, NM October 4, 2003 Garner, Emma Lee Services will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 6, at Hermosa Church of Christ for Emma Lee Garner of Artesia. Garner, 81, passed away on Oct. 2 in Las Cruces. Services will be conducted by Rev. Owen Morrow of Hermosa Church of Christ. Burial will be at Woodbine Cemetery. Born on Dec. 25, 1919, in Muleshoe, Texas, she moved to Artesia in 1940 and married Robert C. Garner on Jan. 28, 1941. Garner received her bachelors degree in 1968 and her masters in 1974 from Western New Mexico University. She taught fourth grade at Hermosa Elementary School for 16 years and also taught at Roselawn Elementary and Loco Hills Elementary. She was also a member of the Hermosa Church of Christ, Delta Kappa Gamma, NEA-NM and the Association of Educational Retirees. Survivors include one brother, Charles Gleghorn and wife Dorothy o fArtesia; one sister, Dorotha Dale 'Dot' Bunch of Carlsbad; two daughters, Lana Daniell and husband Dean of Tahoka, Texas, and Barbie Nicholas and husband Nick of Albuquerque; two sons, Critt Garner and wife Mary of Las Cruces, and Tim Garner and wife Kate of Silver City; 17 grandchildren; ten great-grandchildren; seven nieces and nephews; and numerous friends and colleagues. She was preceded in death by her parents, Dale and Theron Gleghorn, one sister, Eloise Gracie, one grandson, Michael, and one nephew, Toby Gleghorn. In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that donations be made in Ms. Garner's name to the New Mexico Alzheimer Association, 1100 South Main, Suite 10, Las Cruces, N.M., 88005. Texas Birth certificate shows she was born in Farwell, Parmer County, Texas. | Gleghorn, Emma Lee (I95018)
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| 3885 | Arthur Earl Waldrop Greenville Arthur Earl Waldrop, 89, formerly of 244 Ledford Farm Road, FairPlay,died Sunday, Sept. 4, 2005, at Stroud Nursing Home. Born in Marietta, S.C., he was a son of the late James Jordan andMollyStreadwick Waldrop. Mr. Waldrop retired from Union Bleachery after 44 years of service.Hewas a member of Sam Poe Lodge and was a former Boy Scout Leader forTroop22. Mr. Waldrop was a Sunday School teacher for many years and aDeaconof Parisview Baptist Church and was also a member of Beaver DamBaptistChurch. Surviving are a daughter, Joan Wade, and her husband, Jerry, ofEasley;three sons, Wilton Waldrop and his wife, Frances, of Greer,WallaceWaldrop and his wife, Betty, of Travelers Rest, and JimmyWaldrop and hiswife, Pat, of Greenville; two sisters, Ethel Barnett ofGreenville andMary Phillips of Norfolk, Va.; a brother, Benson Waldropof Greenville;six grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. He is predeceased by his first wife, Sarah Nix Waldrop; his secondwife,Evelyn Bagwell Waldrop; and two grandchildren. Services will be held Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Thomas McAfee FuneralHome,Northwest with visitation from 1:30 to 2:45 p.m., prior to theservice atthe funeral home. Burial will be in Grand View MemorialGardens. Memorials may be made to Stroud Nursing Home, 2906 GeerHighway,Marietta, SC 29661. The family is at their respective homes. Published in The Greenville News: 09-06-2005 | Waldrop, Arthur Earl (I112497)
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| 3886 | Arthur Ingram, 6th Viscount of Irvine (21 December 1689 – 30 May 1736), styled the Honourable Arthur Ingram until 1721, was a British landowner and politician. Ingram was the third son of Arthur Ingram, 3rd Viscount of Irvine, by Isabella Machel, daughter of John Machel (or Machell), Member of Parliament for Horsham, of Hills, Sussex.[1] He was returned to Parliament for Horsham in 1715, a seat he held until 1721, when he succeeded his elder brother Richard in the viscountcy.[1][2] This was a Scottish peerage and did not entitle him to an automatic seat in the House of Lords although he was forced to resign his seat in Parliament as Scottish peers were barred from sitting in the House of Commons. In 1728 he was made Lord-Lieutenant of the East Riding of Yorkshire, which he remained until his death.[1] Lord Irvine died unmarried in May 1736, aged 46, and was succeeded in the viscountcy by his younger brother, Henry.[1] Family and Education bap. 21 Dec. 1689, 3rd s. of Arthur Ingram, M.P., 3rd Visct. Irwin [S], by Isabella, 1st da. and coh. of John Machell of Hills, Suss., M.P. Horsham 1681-1700, bro. of Hon. Charles and Henry Ingram. educ. Oriel, Oxf. 1706; L. Inn 1706. unm. suc. bro. as 6th Visct. 10 Apr. 1721. Offices Held Ld. lt. Yorks. E. Riding 1728-36. Biography Descended from Sir Arthur Ingram, M.P. (d. 1642), a merchant and official who bought the manor of Temple Newsam and other estates in Yorkshire, the Ingrams acquired by marriage the estate of Hills, near Horsham, at the beginning of the eighteenth century. Returned for Horsham on petition in 1715, Arthur Ingram voted with the Government, except on the septennial bill, which he opposed, possibly because his constituents had petitioned against it.1 He vacated his seat on succeeding to the peerage in 1721. In 1723 he contracted to buy out his chief opponent at Horsham, Charles Eversfield, but was unable to raise sufficient capital to complete the purchase.2 He is described by Lady Mary Wortley Montagu as 'a quite new man, that has a great deal of wit, joined to a diabolical person'.3 He died 26 May 1736. | Ingram, Arthur 6th Viscount of Irvine (I130268)
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| 3887 | Arthur was not named in equity estate papers of Susannah Graham, and is presumed to have died prior to the estate records. | Graham, Arthur (I78457)
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| 3888 | Article of agreement entered into this 13th day of August 1807 betweenCharles Powell Senior of the county of Mercer of the one partand Jer.Briscoe of the county the other part witnesseth that whereassome unhappydifferences has taken place between me Charles Powell andmy wife SarahPowell which is the cause of her seeking protectionamongst her childrenand her neighbors and in order that our disputesmay come to a finalissue and all matters adjusted between us andbelieving it to be a duty Iowe to my wife as she has equally withmyself bore the heat of the day inprocuring the title property we nowpossess which she has not only theright to claim from her servicesrendered but from her possessing aconsiderable part when sheintermarried with me and as she is now faradvanced in years and veryinfirm and wishing her welfare and also tomanifest to the world myupright intentions and in order that she may bewell provided for. Icovenant and agree and by those present do bindmyself and heirs in thepenal sum of six hundred pounds to deliver toJeremiah Briscoe and tosecure the same by a proper bill of sale fiveNegroes, to wit, Lid, ablack woman 27 years old and Tony, Jeff, Jordain,and Mirah, childrenof said black woman except Tony, also the one half ofmy stock ofcattle, sheep and hogs and the whole of the kitchenfurniture, twentybarrels of indian corn to be paid next fall. Also oneroan mare and twoyearling colts, each bridled with a stirrup cross? ,also one featherbed which she now has in her possession, all and everyspecies of theaforesaid property. I do bind myself to warrant toaforesaid JeremiahBriscoe and his heirs and for and in consideration ofthe said propertythe said Briscoe doth bind himself in the penal sum ofsix hundredpounds to pay to Sarah Powell the lawful interest due yearlyon the sumof one thousand dollars and the sum of ten dollars part oftheprincipal and what ever shall remain of the principal at the deathofSarah Powell to be paid to any person or persons she may bywillauthorize to receive it in eighteen months after her death withlawfulinterest due therein and if it should so happen that the saidSarahPowell should fail to bequeath her money the above way, in thatcase, theaforesaid Jer. Briscoe is bound to pay the aforesaid sum tothe heirs ofCharles Powell Senior in an equal proportion and in thesame time asabove named and in order that this instrument of writingmay be fullyunderstood it is expressedly named and agreed by CharlesPowell Seniorand Sarah his wife that the money be paid in differentpayments to bemade in the lifetime of the said Sarah Powell is for herbenefit and tobe paid to her and her only and no other person as longas she lives andafterwards in the manner above named and all receiptsgiven by her andproperly attested shall be credited but all frauds insaid receiptsliable to detection if any should happen. It is alsounderstood byCharles Powell and Sarah Powell his wife that the sum bepaid to theSarah Powell by the aforesaid Jeremiah Briscoe inconstituted of all herdower and as full compensation from CharlesPowell to his wife SarahPowell and she does release the said Powellfrom every obligation he isunder to her as a husband. In witness wehave here unto set our hands andseals the date within. Signed Charles Powell Sr. Jeremiah Briscoe Sarah X Powell (her mark) Test. Avery Dye Fountery Dye Robert Burton mark Note in margin of paper--Dec'd? to G. H. Briscoe Adm.? of SarahPowellDec'd August 1834. Mercer County, Kentucky Deed Book 6, Pages372-376 | Gholson, Sarah (I36273)
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| 3889 | As a young boy, 14 years of age, George Congleton came with hisparentsand sixsiblings to Kansas from Indiana. They arrived on October16, 1877.He was engaged in farming with his father until 1887,whereupon he wentto Rawlins county to homestead his own land. In 1889, he was united in marriage to Miss Lillian Moore,Clifton,Kansasand to this union were born nine children. George wentwest on his ownandput up with hardships of a pioneer. He built a sodhouse on theprairie, and began raising cattle, he lived on his ranchuntil the early1920's, when he sold out and moved to Mc Donald, Kansaswhere he resideduntil his death. He died in Baldwin Park,Californiawhere he was visitinghis son, Allen.He body was returned to is home,and he was buried in theAtwood City Cemetery,Atwood,Rawlins,Kansas | Congleton, George Washington (I4767)
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| 3890 | As follows: Last Name---First Name---Twp---Range---Sec---Acreage---Date of Sale Brown---Alexander---30--- | 24---31---80---21 May 1839 Dawes Special Case #35. I completely misunderstood this when Ireviewed to the first several times. It looks like a bunch of people,possibly descendents of former slaves, trying to take advantage of thelack of information about Alexander Brown of the Oostanola river in1835. It's finally come together for me at least for some of theseclaimants they were going off of a family story and they aredescendants of Alexander's second family which was large, started inVirginia about 1795, moved to the Oostanola river about 1820, andmoved to Missouri about 1836. #39591, Nancy M. Seadley, b 1852, daughter of John B Brown,granddaughter of Isom Alexander Brown, b c 1814 in Va.Greatgranddaughter of Alexander Brown of the Oostanola river in 1835. #3242, Michael A Pender, b c 1829 in Monroe Co Tn, mother Dicey BrownBoyd, who was b in VA, granddaughter of Alexander Brown who lived inMo for 2 yrs before his death in 1838. Alexander's wife was a whitewoman. #1515, Matila A Courtney, age 66, mother Dicey Brown came to Mo fromTN about 1836, already married. Grandfather went from Ga to Va, thenback to Ga and was enrolled there. #2658, Samuel Z. G. Anglen, b 1850, Polk Co. Mo, mother b1832, PolkCo. Mo, grandfather was Thomas Brown, son of Alexander Brown who was ahalf breed. James Harralson, age 20, afidavit states that Alexander Brown had thefollowing children: Thomas, Isom, John, Jack, Aarah (Hambleton),Dicie, Elizabeth (Ruth), Susan (Proctor), Annis (Pace) and Violet(Ruth). Apparently, Alexander's second family didn't know about his first.(30) | Brown, Isom Alexander (I93422)
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| 3891 | Asa Blood was a early resident of Orford, Grafton, New Hampshire. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L99K-ZXBX?cc=1987741 Grafton > Orford > Town records 1761-1800 vol 1 > image 215 of 281 (1784 - Appointed tax collector) https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-899K-Z5PW?cc=1987741 Grafton > Orford > Town records 1791-1827 vol 2 > image 11 of 374 (1794 - Chose Fire Ward) https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L99K-ZXXF?cc=1987741 Grafton > Orford > Town records 1791-1827 vol 2 > image 17 of 374 (1794 - Collect Taxes) https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G99K-Z6YY?cc=1987741 Grafton > Orford > Town records 1791-1827 vol 2 > image 26 of 374 (1795 - Chose as Field Driver) https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-899K-Z5ND?cc=1987741 Grafton > Orford > Town records 1791-1827 vol 2 > image 55 of 374 (1799 - Noted as Captain Asa Blood - Chose as Constable of town) https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G99K-ZXMD?cc=1987741 Grafton > Orford > Town records 1761-1800 vol 1 > image 270 of 281 | Blood, Asa (I136170)
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| 3892 | Asa Shattuck noted as brother of Lydia Shattuckn (widow of Isaac Blood) in Lydia's pension request. Noted he was 81 years of age in 1844 (born circa 1763), and resided in Pepperell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. | Shattuck, Asa (I137746)
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| 3893 | Ashfield.Corporal, Capt. Ebenezer Webber's (9th) co., Col. JohnFellows's(8th) regt.; muster roll dated Aug. 1, 1775; enlisted May 5,1775;service, 3 mos. 2 days; also, company return dated Dorchester,Oct. 7,1775; also, order for bounty coat or its equivalent in moneydatedDorchester, Nov. 22, 1775. | Phillips, Thomas (I51490)
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| 3894 | Associated with brother, Thomas in lumber business at Sylvania wheretheylocated in 1881. Resided in Elmira, New York. Columbia Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania 1880 Census Name Age Sex Rel Occupation Brn Father BrnMother Brn Charles Colony 38 M husband carpenter PA NJ Lucy Colony 27 F wife housekpr PAME PA Minnie Colony 7 F dau PA Albert Colony 2 M sonPA Listed on 1900 Chemung County, New York federal census, elmiratownship. | Colony, Charles E. (I33503)
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| 3895 | Assume that William Jr. is the son of William Ingram the elder; based on being born in Granville; which is the same as his brother Andrew; and also living in Hawkins County, Tennessee; same as his brother Andrew. William junior lived in a number of places; but volunteered for fighting in the Rev. War while living in Montgomery County, Virginia in 1776. He stated that he also lived in Hawkins County, Tennessee for 15 years; then to Wayne County, Kentucky for 7 years; and to Clay County, Kentucky for 1 year; then to Madison County, Kentucky for 1 year, and to Orange County, Indiana for 3 years and then to Marion County, Illinoiis for seven years; and then to Bledsoe County, Tennessee; where he filed for the Rev. War pension in 1834. | Ingram, William (I132540)
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| 3896 | Assumed that William Ingram the elder died relatively early; based on his son William Ingram Jr. Rev. War Pension record; which stated William Jr. was left an orphan at an early age. | Ingram, William F. (I132437)
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| 3897 | Assumed to have been married, so maiden name unknown; but listed in Burford, Shropshire, Parish Records. | Ingram, Joyce (I124114)
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| 3898 | Assumed to have died prior to 1880, as Martha J. is married to J. B. Chilcoat in Kaufman County, Texas. Her son William Waldrip is living in the household in the 1880 census. Enlisted as Private in the Civil War on 16 September 1861, at Camp Flournoy, Wood County, Texas for 1 year. C O M P A N Y N O 8 R E S E R V E S J. J. Montgomery, Captain Ira B. Dement, 3rd Sargeant Richard Magee, 1st Lieut R. J. Pinson, 4th " J. A. Sorge, 2nd " T. J. Kerr, 1st Corporal R. H. Fowler, 3rd " S. Casey, 2nd " W. M. Yarbrough, Orderly Sargeant A. J. Waldrope, 3rd " Willis Parker, 2d " T. M. Mitchell, 4th " S. W. Byers, Ensign THE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF WOOD, I hereby . . . that the above named officers were duly elected . . . ac..vie Company at Springville, Wood Co., July 10th, 1861, and that the above company was enrolled by me under the authority of the Brig. General S.M. Flournoy of Texas Militia in pursuance . . . instructions of theAdjutant General of the State aforesaid, as a Reserve Company. R. W. Spradling, Enfolling Officer July 25th, 1861 | Waldrip, Alfred J. (I101354)
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| 3899 | At least one census had Terry T. Turner listed as Henry T. Turner. | Turner, Terry T. (I128111)
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| 3900 | At least one other longtime Skaggs researcher has Matthew as the son of James and Mary. I believe that James and Mary were hisgrandparents. I have seen little else to lead me to believe there were two Matthewsin Hart county of this age. Green Co. Deed Bk. 9, pgs. 500-502, dated 9 Oct,1820 "The children of James SKAGGS, jr are as given - Matthew, James, Sally PEPPER, Lydia HOOVER, Nancy SKAGGS, Wm. SKAGGS, John SKAGGS, Stephen SKAGGS, Mary SKAGGS, Moses SKAGGS, & Lettice SKAGGS. A grandson, Stephen SKAGGS is also listed as an heir. Stephenwas s/o James' son Henry SKAGGS, who evidently died before his father. Listed on the 1850 Hart County, Kentucky Federal Census. | Skaggs, Matthew (I41242)
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