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| 4201 | Burial in Brunson Cemetery, Eunice, New Mexico on December 5, 1990. From the Hobbs Daily News-Sun December 5, 1990 Mary Flynn Graveside services were scheduled at 2 p.m. for Mary Aulena Flynnof819 Paradise Lane, Hobbs. The Rev. Mark Scott, associate pastor at First Methodist ChurchinHobbs, was to officiate. Burial was planned in the Eunice Cemeteryunderthe direction of Griffin Funeral Home. Flynn, who was 57, died Monday, Dec. 3, at Lea Regional Hospital.Shewas born in Oklahoma on Jan. 22, 1933. A homemaker, Flynn had made her home in Hobbs for 18 months,movinghere from Smithsville, Texas. Survivors include two sons, Richard Halliburton and Gary HalliburtonofHobbs; one daughter Mrs. Deana Bates of Midland, Texas; onebrotherCharles Stephens of Houston, Texas; her mother, Mrs. JacquetteaKrebbs ofHobbs; five grandchildren. | Stephens, Mary Aulena (I70554)
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| 4202 | Burial in Memory Gardens Cemetery, Hobbs, New Mexico on July 8, 1981. Tombstone shows JAN 21 1913 JULY 6 1981 Charles usually went by the name Vincent or the initials C.V. He was in the fifth class and Cadet Private in "F" Troop at NewMexicoMilitary Institute in 1930. Charles Vincent Halliburton graduated from Spring Lake High School,EarthTexas, May 31, 1934. From the Hobbs Daily News-Sun, Tuesday, July 7, 1981 C. Halliburton Services for Charles Vincent Halliburton, 68, 1100 Jemez, will be a10a.m. Wednesday at Peterson Funeral Home Chapel, with the Rev.GavinVaugh, pastor of Belvue Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery. Halliburton died Monday morning at Lea Regional Hospital afteranextended illness. He had lived in Hobbs since 1936 and was retired electrician,havingworked for Southwestern Electric Supply Co. He was a native NewMexicanborn in Dexter. Survivors are his wife Leatrice of the home; two daughters MarieCookof Hobbs*, and La Juan Miles of Odessa; a son, Charles HalliburtonofHobbs; a stepson, Clint Cook, and a stepdaughter, Wynona Phillips,bothof Hobbs; a brother Dean Halliburton of Gallup; and 11grandchildren. *Note: error in newspaper copy. Marie is a step-granddaughter, notadaughter. La Juan is a step-daughter. | Halliburton, Charles Vincent (I66294)
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| 4203 | Burial in Prairie Haven Cemetery, Hobbs, New Mexico on July 27, 1986. Tombstone shows 1916 - 1986. From the Odessa American, Thursday, June 26, 1986. Lois Halliburton Services for Lois Halliburton, 70, 2007 N. Lincoln Ave., arescheduledfor noon Friday at Christ Lutheran Church with the Rev. RonRennagarbeeofficiating. Mrs. Halliburton died Wednesday at Medical Center Hospital. Mrs. Halliburton moved to Odessa in 1957. She was a homemaker andaLutheran. Survivors include a son Charles Halliburton of Hobbs; a daughter,LaJuana Miles of Odessa; her mother, Pearl Hardy of Odessa; asister,Lorena Beebe of Kirtland, N.M.; four grandchildren; andagreat-grandchild. No corrections made for errors in newspaper copy. She moved to Odessain1964. Her daughter is La Juan. From the Hobbs Daily News-Sun, Thursday, June 26, 1986. Louis Halliburton Funeral services for Louis Elizabeth Halliburton, 70, of Odessa,motherof Charles Halliburton of Hobbs, will be at 12 (CDT) Friday atChristLutheran Church in Odessa. Graveside services will be a 3:00 p.m. (MDT) at Prairie HavenCemeteryunder the direction of Griffin Funeral Home. Mrs. Halliburton died Wednesday in Odessa. Other survivors include a daughter La Juan Miles of Odessa; hermotherPeral Hardy of Odessa; a sister, Lorena Deede of Kirkland, N.M.;fourgrandchildren and one great-grandchild. No correction made for error in newspaper copy. Her name was Lois.Hermother was Pearl. Her sister is Lorena Beebe. | Goode, Lois Elizabeth (I70528)
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| 4204 | Burial in Prairie Haven Memorial Park, Hobbs, New Mexico, on February1,1997. Tombstone shows FEB 17 1946 JAN 29 1997 From the Hobbs Daily News-Sun, Thursday, January 30, 1997 Charles T. Halliburton Services for Charles T. Halliburton will be held at 10 a.m.Saturday,Feb. 1, at Taylor Street Church of Christ. Eli Borden will officiate. Burial will follow in Prairie HavenMemorialPark under the direction of Griffin Funeral Home Inc. Mr. Halliburton died early Wednesday at his home following alengthyillness. He was 50 years old. He was born Feb. 17, 1946 inHobbs. He graduated from Hobbs High School in 1964. He also attendedEasternNew Mexico University, New Mexico Junior College and College oftheSouthwest. He was a charter member of Lea County Road Riders. Survivors include his wife Sherri, of the home; a son,DavidHalliburton of Albuquerque; a sister La Juan Miles of Odessa,Texas; andthree nephews. His father, Vincent Halliburton; his mother Lois Halliburton; andhisgrandmother Pearl Goode Hardy, preceded him in death. | Halliburton, Charles Thomas (I2993)
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| 4205 | Burial in South Park Cemetery, Roswell, New Mexico on April 3, 1951. Tombstone shows 1886 - 1951 From the Hobbs Daily News-Sun, Monday, April 2, 1951 L. HALLIBURTON IS DEAD at 64 Funeral services for Leo C. Halliburton, 64, of 104 Permian Drive,whodied early today in a local hospital, will be held tomorrowafternoonat 1:30. Mr. Halliburton had been a resident of Hobbs for 16 years. Hereturnedrecently from treatment in a clinic at Temple, Tex. At the time of his death he was living with a son, VincentHalliburton,at 506 North Shipp. Survivors include his son Vincent Halliburton and another son,DeanHalliburton, who also lives here; two brothers W.A. HalliburtonofTexline, Tex. and O.T. Halliburton of Winchester, Tenn.; andtwograndchildren. Services will be held in the Presbyterian church with the Rev.JimHall, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in South Park cemeteryatRoswell. | Halliburton, Leo Charles (I66292)
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| 4206 | Burial in South Park Cemetery, Roswell, New Mexico on March 2, 1950. Tombstone shows 1889 - 1950 In the family bible Pearl is spelled Purl. Source: application for marriage license, marriage license andmarriagecertificate for Leo C. Halliburton and Pearl G. Cazier in 1909atRoswell, New Mexico. The application for marriage license shows his age as 23. The application for marriage license shows her age as 20. He is listed as a resident of Dexter, New Mexico. She is listed as a resident of Dexter, New Mexico. The witness to this marriage was Mrs. Hubert M. Smith. The minister was Hubert M. Smith. From the Hobbs Daily News-Sun, Wednesday, March 1, 1950 Mrs. Halliburton, 61, Claimed by Death; Last Rites Pending Mrs. L.C. Halliburton, 61, of 104 Permian Drive, died last night.Mrs.Halliburton, who was born in Roswell, was a Hobbs resident for thepast14 years. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church ofHobbsand Woodman of the World Circle. Survivors are: her husband, Leo C. Halliburton, two sons,CharlesVincent and Leo Dean, all of Hobbs, three brothers, Art F.Cazier,Dexter, N.M., Jerry and Joe Cazier, both of Tucumcari, onesister, Mrs.Julia McGonagill of Artesia, two half-brothers, J.H.Holley of Dexter,George Cazier of Los Angles, Calif, and onehalf-sister, Mrs. Amie Brooksof Sweeny, Tex. Funeral services are pending the arrival of relatives.Nelson-GreenFuneral home is in charge of burial arrangements. From the Hobbs Daily News-Sun, Thursday, March 2, 1950 Mrs. Halliburton To Be Buried in Roswell Cemetery Funeral services for Mrs. L.C. Halliburton, 61, of 104 PermianDrive,who died Wednesday night, will be held in the FirstPresbyterianchurch. The Rev. James Hall, pastor of the First Presbyterian churchwillofficiate. Pallbearers will be Ivan Davis, Floyd Combs, Harold Murphy, J. C.ByarsJr., O.L. Cell, Ross Kendall, Linn Cook and Lee Garner. Following services here, the body will be taken to Roswell forburialwith graveside rites. Nelson-Green Funeral Home is in charge. | Cazier, Pearl Geneva (I112372)
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| 4207 | Burial is in South Park Cemetery, Roswell, New Mexico on September22,1916. The time span between the date of death and burial in South ParkCemeteryis explained by an article in As We Remembered It by DexterOld Timers,1974, Hall-Poorbaugh Press, Inc. Roswell, New Mexico. "CEMETERIES by Mrs. F. L. Mehlhop .....In 1908, George Halliburton, age 24, died of tuberculosis andwasburied on a new plot of land given by Mr. A. Durand. This wasimmediatelynorth of Glen Marshall's north farm. Later this body wasmoved to Roswelland no one else was ever buried there." From the Roswell Daily Record, April 4, 1908. GEORGE HALLIBURTON DIED TODAY AT DEXTER George Halliburton, aged 24 years, eldest son of C.W. Halliburton,diedthis morning at 3:30 at the home of his father in Dexter. He cameherewith his father and mother from Moberly, Mo., about four years ago.Twoyears ago his mother died of tuberculosis, and it was the samediseasethat caused the death of the son. He was well known in Roswelland hada great many friends here. He was bookkeeper for the DexterLumber Co.,and an especially bright young man. The body will be shippedtoMoberly. | Halliburton, George William (I2977)
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| 4208 | Burial Marker indicates death was on 15 October 1966. Social Security states his death occured October 1965. North Carolina Death certificate states he died 11 October 1965. World War 1 draft registration listed birth, as 17 August 1887, in Baker, LaSalle County, Illinois. North Carolina Death certificate listed birth as 17 August 1888, in Earlville, LaSalle, County, Illinois. | Wold, Roscoe Glenn (I119044)
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| 4209 | Burial records list date of death as 30 Mar 1994. | Conner, Maurice 'Morris' H. (I18913)
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| 4210 | Burial: in Salem Cemetery near Jacksonville, Missouri She was the daughter of Robert and Elizabeth Davis. She was the widow of Asa H. Jett. Source for the above is Rutherford, W.K. and A.C.(Zimmerman),Genealogical History of the HALLIBURTON Family, 1983. | Davis, Elizabeth (I2972)
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| 4211 | Burial: in Salem Cemetery near Jacksonville, Missouri She was the daughter of William Perry. | Perry, Nancy (I2961)
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| 4212 | Burial: in Salem Cemetery near Jacksonville, Randolph County, Missouri William Dillard Halliburton dealt heavily in real estate inMontgomeryCounty, Tennessee, buying and selling land at a neat profit.He wasevidently a 'natural born trader.' He wrote several letters to his brother Simeon, who had movedtoMissouri, which were extant in 1946 according to Charles A.Drinkard. In1844, William D. sent a query as to the prospects forwheat in Missouri,stating: "If the prospect is good I expect to besent to buy wheat inthat part of the world." In the same letter hecommented on the economyof the 1840's in Tennessee. He wrote, " I havenothing of greatimportance to communicate more than money is scarce,times is hard, baconand corn is plenty." He was enumerated on the 1830 census as a resident ofMontgomeryCounty, Tennessee. He made plans to move to Missouri severaldifferenttimes, and finally did move in 1850. He settled in RandolphCounty,northeast of the present town of Cairo, Missouri, and becameone of thesubstantial farmers of the county. He was subsequentlylisted on thecensuses as a resident of Randolph County,, Missouri. William D's wife Nancy, lived only a few years after movingtoMissouri. He returned to Tennessee and married Elizabeth Davis,widow ofAsa H. Jett, a former neighbor in Montgomery County.Elizabeth's youngestdaughter, Emily, accompanied her to Missouri. William Dillard Halliburton recorded the name and date of birth ofeachof his children in his Family Bible. He wrote with a touch ofparentalpride in 1844, stating "we have the likelyst child in thefamily." Source for the above is Rutherford, W.K. and A.C.(Zimmerman),Genealogical History of the HALLIBURTON Family, 1983. | Halliburton, William Dillard (I2960)
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| 4213 | Burial: July 28, 1930, Deming East Cemetery, Lot #2, Deming, NewMexico. | Davis, Morgan Montgomery (I97040)
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| 4214 | BURIAL: Otis Warren Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon in the Kingsburg Cemetery for Otis Warren, 87, who died Monday in Banning where he had been under medical care for the past two months. Rev. George Skaret of the Evangelical Free Church will officiate and the Creighton Chapel is in charge. Warren was a native of Missouri. For 40 years he operated a shoe repair business in Los Angeles and upon retirement 20 years ago he moved to Kingsburg. Surviving are a niece, Mrs. Marie Ringblom of Kingsburg, three nephews, Frank and John Warren of Kingsburg and Tom Warren of Kansas City, Missouri. (The Kingsburg Recorder, 07 Dec 1967) | Warren, Otis Stephen (I21988)
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| 4215 | Buried 1309, Howard Chapel, East Winch, Norfolk, England | Howard, William (I81028)
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| 4216 | Buried 14 Oct 1928 in Coalville, Summit County, Utah | Allen, Thomas Lonsdale (I97366)
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| 4217 | Buried 29 December 1951, Coalville, Summit County, Utah | Tranter, Alice Jane (I82052)
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| 4218 | Buried 8 April 1884 in Nephi, Juab County, Utah. Came to the U.S. in 1850-1 from England. Listed in book, Hearthrobs of the West. Age given was 33 and next to this entry the birthdate of December 04, 1817. Treasures of Pioneer History: Vol 3 Your First Town Government - Juab County Organization and Government Nephi - The first election in Nephi was conducted on the first Monday in May, 1852, according to the Deseret News of December 11, 1852. Officer selected were Josiah Miller, Mayor; Timothy B. Foote, Charles H. Bryan, John Carter and Isaac Grace, Aldermen; Amos Gustin, John Cazier, David Webb, James Crabb, Cleon Elmer, Levi Gifford, Ichabod Gifford, Thomas Tranter and Miles Miller, Councilors; Zimri H. Baxter, Assessor and Collector; William Cazier, Treasurer; Israel Hoyt, Marshal; and Charles Sperry, Supervisor of Streets. Treasures of Pioneer History: Vol 4 - Mormon Village - Nephi - 1851-page 155 [p.155] A proposition was made by Br. Bradley to put in two acres of wheat for Captain Walker. Br. Bradley, A. Gustin, Br. Carter and Levi Gifford offered to give one-half bushel of seed wheat each. The following persons proposed to plow and harrow— Win. Cazier, John Cazier,T. Miller, Thomas Tranter, Isaac Grace and Z. H. Baxter, half day each on Monday 26th of April. Meeting adjourned. Treasures of Pioneer History: Vol 4 - Mormon Village - Nephi - 1851 The first election in Nephi was conducted on the first Monday in May 1852. Officers elected were Josiah Miller, Mayor. Timothy B. Foote,Charles H. Bryan, John Carter and Isaac Grace, Aldermen; Amos Gustin, John Cazier, David Webb, James Crabb, Cleon Elmer, Levi Gifford, Ichabod Gifford, Thomas Tranter and Miles Miller, Councilors; Zimri H. Baxter, Assessor and Collector; William Cazier, Treasurer; Israel Hoyt, Marshaland Charles Sperry, Supervisor of Streets. | Tranter, Thomas (I81076)
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| 4219 | Buried 8 August 1906 in Nephi, Juab County, Utah An Enduring Legacy, Volume Three Museum Artifacts Sarah Collins Tranter Sarah Collins was born July, 1829, in Dumcree, Armaugh County,Ireland.She first heard the teachings of The Church of Jesus Christ ofLatter-daySaints preached by a missionary, Daniel. Another source has her birth on July 1827 in Ireland. Her death certificate lists her father as Edward Collins and mother as Jane Anderson, both born in Ireland. Her date of birth in this record is 12 July 1828 in Ireland. I have not found Owen Collins in records but have found a Edward Collins in Portadown records. | Collins, Sarah (I81223)
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| 4220 | Buried at Barnstable or Yarmouth, as daughter of "Goodman Chase, ye elder," 28 Oct. 1652 (Register, vol. 9, p. 286) | Chase, Mary (I84314)
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| 4221 | Buried at Colvin Cemetery, Kentucky. | Farmer, Sarah E. (I40102)
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| 4222 | Buried at Grange Hall Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson County, Texas Robert M Poteet, infant son of M/M D Poteet, d 8/14/1925; William C Poteet (father) b 3/6/1848-1/17/1938; Hannah T (mother) 10/1/1852-2/9/1828 Found on Alabama Film #840520 the following: Martha Poteet d 5/22/1842 in Launderdale Co AL. Children: DanielD,James, Nancy Horne,wife of John Horne. | Poteet, William Can (I42602)
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| 4223 | Buried at Mission Hill Cemetry Plot 19 Row 2. | Skaggs, John Tyler (I39706)
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| 4224 | Buried at Mission Hill Cemetry plot 35 row 2 | Underwood, Mary Jane (I33833)
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| 4225 | Buried at Parrish Cemetery in Vergennes Illinois | Parrish, Lucretia (I5157)
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| 4226 | Buried at Plattsburg, New York. 1798 Tax Assessment for northern New York Town of Peru Elmor, Lott; on main road joining John Elmor, one wood house, new,andgood, one stable, 80 perches, $550. Particular list or description of all Lands, Lots, buildings andWharvesowned possessed or Occupied on the first Day of October 1798 inthe townof Peru being within the Seventh Assessment District in theSixthDivision in the State of New York, excepting only such dwellinghouses aswith the outhouses apurtenant thereto and the lots on whichthey wereerected not exceeding two acres in any case [as] are abovethe value ofone hundred Dollars. Lott Elmor, 193 acres on the Main road joining John Elmor. The halfframebarn, 40 x 30. $1400. | Elmer, Lot (I87970)
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| 4227 | Buried at Plattsburg, New York. | Hay, Mary (I31435)
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| 4228 | Buried at the Sand Lick Meeting House Cemetery in Green County,Kentucky. | Thompson, Drury 'Drew' (I95822)
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| 4229 | Buried Beech Grove Baptist Church, Black Gnat, Green County, Kentucky Buried Beech Grove Baptist Church, Black Gnat, Green County, Kentucky | Nelson, Beulah Elizabeth (I43009)
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| 4230 | Buried Beech Grove Baptist Church, Black Gnat, Green County, Kentucky. Buried Beech Grove Baptist Church, Black Gnat, Green County, Kentucky. | Bloyd, John Lewis (I40671)
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| 4231 | Buried Hillside Cemetery, Wichita, KS. | Dibble, Charlotte Marintha (I13855)
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| 4232 | Buried Howard Chapel, East Winch, Norfolk, England | Howard, John (I81052)
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| 4233 | Buried in Bethel Cemetery Union Twp. Louisa Co., Iowa | Stout, Elias (I4844)
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| 4234 | Buried in December 1967 New Garden Cemet, Garden, Delta Co., Michigan Delta County, Michigan, Marriage record #8028, Page 203 | Beaudre, Albert "Fred" J. (I52217)
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| 4235 | Buried in Dezarn cemetary on highway 61 between Greenburg Ky and Mt Sherman, Ky Buried in Dezarn cemetary on highway 61 between Greenburg Ky and Mt Sherman, Ky | Johnson, Emily E. (I37355)
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| 4236 | Buried in Eddy Cemetery, Swansea, Bristol County, Massachusetts. | Eddy, Michael (I47963)
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| 4237 | Buried in Fairfield Cemetery Madison Ohio | Smith, Martha "Patty" (I5050)
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| 4238 | Buried in Johnsburgh, Warren Co., NY - 77 years old a time ofdeath.Shared in estate of Stephen 1800, testified intestate. William'sson,Stephen W. was petitioner when he died. Children: Rhoda Ann Brown,S.Hartford, NY; Elizabeth Morrison, Chester, NY; Martha Barton,Thurman NY.Grandchildren: Phebe, James, Sarah, Charles Dongan, DanbyVT. Theirfather in will as William Dongan, Smith's Basin, NY; alsoPhebe Potter(adult) Black River Falls, Jackson Co., WI ?? | Scripter, William P. (I13708)
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| 4239 | Buried in Mahaska,Washington, Kansas | Griffin, Goldie Viola (I4728)
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| 4240 | Buried in Nephi, Juab County, Utah | Grover, Roscoe Everett (I95947)
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| 4241 | Buried in Oakwood Cem (sect M lot 19) Geneseo, Ill | Warren, William (I3961)
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| 4242 | Buried in Parish Cemetery | Parrish, Polly (I5152)
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| 4243 | Buried in Rose Hill Newman Cemetery Jefferson Co., Kansas | Stout, Catherine (I4022)
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| 4244 | Buried in St. Patricks R.C. Cemetery. | Hall, Samuel Cornelius (I49207)
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| 4245 | Buried in Stearman Burial Ground. | Chaney, Drucilla Cowherd (I39797)
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| 4246 | Buried in Stout Cemetery | Staudt, George (I4043)
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| 4247 | buried in Stout Cemetery | Dunkel, Maria (I4044)
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| 4248 | Buried in Taylor County, Texas Mullin, W. J. Age: 60 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: TX State: Texas County: LEON Locale: 3 J-PCT Series: T624 Roll: 1571 Part: 1 Page: 163A Go to Page | Mullens, William Jefferson (I102438)
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| 4249 | Buried in the First Church Yard. His widow, Anna, was made guardian of James Briggs, Job Briggs, and Abigail Briggs, minor children of James Briggs, of Dighton. (Bristol County Gurdianship records, Number 127: 244, 247, & 247.] | Briggs, James (I40036)
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| 4250 | Buried in the Old Joe Graham Cemetery, Brush Creek, GreenCounty,Kentucky. | Graham, Robert (I38062)
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