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| 4901 | Edwin (Ed) Brown, 81 of Renton Nov. 20, 1925 to April 19, 2007 Veteran Edwin (ED) H. Brown, 81 of Renton passed away April 19, 2007, afterabrief illness. Ed was born in Los Angels, Calif., on 11-20-1925. He served in theArmyduring World War II and retired from the Puget Sound NavalShipyardin1986. Prior to moving to Renton to be closer to family, Edwas anactive member in the Bremerton Sons of Norway. He was also veryactive insquare dance and ballroom dancing clubs around Kitsap County. He is survived by his beloved wife Margaret, two stepsons, BillTapp,Sherman Oaks, CA, Bob Tapp, Edmonds; 2 stepdaughters, MargaretFleig, SanLeandro, CA, and Patti Tinoco, Kent; 10 grandchildren and15great-grandchildren, as well as two sisters, Betty Heck of HawaiiandDoris Shoop of California; and numerous nieces and nephews. Interment will be at Tahoma National Cemetery in Kent on Friday,April27, at 10:30 a.m. In lieu of flowers, the family requestsdonations bemade to the American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 19140Seattle, WA 98109,Attn.: Memorials. | Brown, Edwin Howard (I32352)
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| 4902 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Frederick, Carolyn Or Caroline Or Carol (I7003)
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| 4903 | Elam and Marti were twins Elam and Marti were twins | Moss, Elam (I40215)
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| 4904 | Elam and Marti were twins Elam and Marti were twins | Moss, Marti (I40216)
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| 4905 | Elam L Vance Enumeration District: 0041 Color: W Age: 54 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0207 County: Green Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Ada 38, Kentucky Son Ollie 20, Kentucky Daughter Mary A 18, Kentucky Son Charley 16, Kentucky Son George 13, Kentucky Daughter Murial 11, Kentucky Daughter Lula B 08, Kentucky Daughter Annie 05, Kentucky Son Sanford 03, Kentucky Daughter Ruby NR, Kentucky | Vance, Elam L. (I40852)
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| 4906 | Elam Milby Enumeration District: 0041 Color: W Age: 68 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0312 County: Green Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Nancy E 63, Kentucky Daughter Sarah 29, Kentucky Daughter Nancy E Durrett 24, Kentucky Grandson Elam W 05, Kentucky | Milby, Elam J. (I4479)
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| 4907 | Elder Larkin Scott,of Bentonville, Ark., was born in Barren County,Ky.,in 1818, and is a son of Samuel and Hannah (Phillips) Scott. Thefatherwas of Scotch-Irish descent, born in North Carolina, and thereresideduntil his marriage, when he immigrated to Kentucky, and died inCallawayCounty, of that State, in 1837. He was a farmer. His wife wasborn inEast Tennessee, and died in 1842, having borne eleven children,only twoof whom are living. Larkin was the ninth in the family, andwas educatedin the pioneer schools of Kentucky. April 17, 1836, he wasmarried toMiss Charlotte, daughter of Daniel and Sarah (Caldwell)Kirk, who areVirginians by birth. Mrs. Scott was born in DaviessCounty, Ky., in 1819,and is the mother of twelve living children:Francis M. (deceased),Margaret A. (wife of M. A. Jenkins). James F.,Mary J. (wife of DavidHoover), Sarah C. (wife of Frank Carter), NewtonB., John W., Celia F.(wife of Larkin Wilson), David P., Martha M.(wife of William Oakley),William T. and Matilda Ellen. Rev. Scott hassixty-seven grandchildrenand seven great-grandchildren. In 1840 heleft Kentucky and moved to DadeCounty, Mo., but in 1856 came to BentonCounty, Ark., and purchased afarm of 200 acres four miles fromBentonville. In February, 1888, hemoved to Bentonville, where heexpects to pass the remainder of his days.In 1842 he became a memberof the Christian Church, and in 1868 wasordained a minister of thatdenomination. He organized the AntiochChurch, and was pastor of thesame for about eighteen years. He alsoorganized a congregation atRobinson School-house, and was pastor of thatflock for eight years. Heis [p.889] the organizer and pastor of the WireSpring Church, and isalso pastor of the Lowell Church. Elder Scott isthe eldest minister inBenton County, where he is widely known as a trueChristian gentlemanand a useful and upright citizen. His wife has been amember of theChristian Church for fifty-four years. Their youngest childstillresides with them. Elder Scott preached his first sermon in asmallbrick school house in Bentonville. The house is still standing. | Scott, Larkin Jones (I96988)
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| 4908 | Eldridge Blain Eldridge "Moe" Blain, 76, of Waco, died Saturday, August 24, 2002 in a local nursing home. Graveside services with military honors will be held at 10:00am, Tuesday, August 27 at Waco Memorial Park with Rev. Dan White officiating. Wilkirson-Hatch-Bailey, 6101 Bosque Blvd. is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Blain and his family were familiar residents of South Waco and Bells Hill. He attended Waco High School where he played football for the Waco High Tigers until joining the Army in 1944. After his service he went to work for Owens-Illinois Glass as an electrician and computer technician for more than forty years. Moe was preceded in death by his wife of fifty six years, Annette Herring Blain, his father, William Arnold Blain, his mother Bertha Harris Blain , his brothers J.B. , Jess, Joe Hal, Frank, and Arnold "Buster" Blain , his sisters Nancy Summerour, Elizabeth Elkins, and Lillie Baker. He is survived by his brothers Charlie and Robert, his son, Bobby Jack Blain and wife Linda, granddaughters, Crystal Bailey, Jennifer Johnson, and Alysen Cox. Honorary pallbearers are Billy Pool, Dwayne Schwarting, S.C. ?Bubba? Allison, Ben Hough, Percy Hough, and ?Red? Marable. Memorials may be made to Fuzzy Friends Rescue, 6321 Airport Road, Waco, TX 76708. Memorial guestbook at www.wilkirsonhatchbailey.com Wilkirson-Hatch-Bailey | Blain, Eldridge 'Moe' (I21668)
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| 4909 | Eleanor Boe Eleanor �Mo Bear� Boe, 82, of Hull, died Thursday, March 31, 2005. A native of Santa Monica, Calif., she was the daughter of thelateRussell and Letha Wolfe Ingram. She was affectionately known tohergrandchildren as ��¿½MaMa Bear” and was a very active volunteer atThe BettyFord Clinic, the Eisenhower Memorial Hospital, The LivingDesert Hospitalin California and the Courage Center in Minnesota. Shewas past presidentof the Path Finders of California, and an avidgolfer, bridge player,homemaker and member of the Family WorshipCenter, Danielsville. Mrs. Boewas preceded in death by her husbandsDouglas Cook Woodbury and Barron B.Boe, and a son, Douglas WoodburyBoe. Survivors include sons and daughters-in-law, Barron and Annie Boe,Hull,Thomas C. and Robin Boe, Minneapolis, Minn, John Michael Boe, St.Cloud,Minn.; daughter-in-law, Monica Boe, Honolulu, Hawaii; 10grandchildren;and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday, April 5, at the Family WorshipCenterwith Pastor Tommy Cowart officiating. Memorial contributions may be made to the Path Finders of California,450S. Sunrise Way, Palm Springs, Ca., St. Jude’s Children ResearchHospital,501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, Tn. 38105 or the American HeartAssociation,1353 Jennings Mill Road, Suite A Bogart, Ga. 30622. Bernstein Funeral Home, Athens, was in charge of arrangements. The Madison County Journal, April 6, 2005. | Ingram, Sarah Eleanor (I29714)
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| 4910 | Eleanor's father was Jacob Skaggs, but Jacob was married to another woman in Green County, Kentucky when Eleanor was born. | Skaggs, Eleanor 'Nellie' (I36917)
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| 4911 | Elias Caulk Enumeration District: 0024 Color: W Age: 27 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0001 County: Jefferson, Highland Park Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Elizabeth 23, Kentucky Son Arven V 04, Kentucky | Caulk, Elias (I80157)
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| 4912 | Elijah B Allen Enumeration District: 0080 Color: W Age: 53 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0185 County: Larue Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Mary J 28, Kentucky Son Urias 26, Kentucky Son Jeff H 16, Kentucky Daughter Roxy E 12, Kentucky Son Lee A 09, Kentucky Son Drville K 06, Kentucky Daughter Nellie M 03, Kentucky Brother-in-law Johnie Underwood 18, Kentucky r. Johnnie Underwood, 89, of the Otter Creek community in LarueCounty,Buffalo, Route 1, son of the late Mr. George Underwood and Mrs.JudyUnderwood, was born in Larue County, Dec. 8, 1890. He died at10:15a.m., Saturday, Feb. 16, 1980, at the Jewish Hospital inLouisville afteran extended illness. He had professed faith in Christand was of theSeparate Baptist faith. He united in marriage to MissBertha Underwood,July 4, 1909. She preceded him in death March 2,1968. One son, Mr.Norman Underwood, preceded his father in death Oct.4, 1965. Mr.Underwood is survived by four sons and five daughters:Mr. ClaudeUnderwood of Campbellsville, Route 4, Mrs. Eleanor Athertonand Mrs.Evelyn Ferguson, both of Shepherdsville, Mrs. BeatriceThompson ofBuffalo, Mr. Walker Underwood of New Albany, Indiana, Mrs.Opal Brewerand Mr. Eugene Underwood, both of Louisville, and Mr. CecilUnderwood andMrs. Shirley Sheley, both of Fairdale, Ky. He is alsosurvived by 53grandchi! ldren; several great-grandchildren; severalgreat-great-grandchildren;several nieces and nephews. Funeralservices were conducted at 1 p.m.,Monday, Feb. 18, at the Parrott &Ramsey Funeral Chapel by Rev. Melvin R.Underwood and Rev. GarlenSkaggs. Burial was in Otter Creek SeparateBaptist Church Cemetery.Pallbearers were Jimmy Brewer, RandallUnderwood, Bobby Atherton, RickyUnderwood, Mike Underwood, and RaymondAtherton. | Underwood, John 'Johnny' (I53863)
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| 4913 | Elijah Colony timeline: 1834 -Henry Colony purchased 65 acres of land from Elijah Colony in Bradford County, Pennsylvania. 1837 - Purchased 80 acres of land in Hillsdale County, Michigan. Lived in Monroe Co. MI at this time. 1840 - in Knox County, Ohio federal census 1850 - in Knox County, Ohio federal census 1850 - died in Knox County, Ohio. | Colony, Elijah (I52408)
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| 4914 | Elijah Elmer - S16110, New Hampshire and Vermont, Application 31 Jul1832 in Windham County, Vermont aged 77. A resident of New Fane,Connecticut. Soldier was born in Hinsdale, New Hampshire in 1754 & lived there at enlistment in 1775 & later moved Hartland, Vermont & also enlistedthere in 1776. Soldier lived in Athens, Vermont for 12 years, then moved toNew Fane, Vermont. While in New Fane he was elected representive to the General Assemblyin 1807. | Elmer, Elijah (I5676)
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| 4915 | Elijah J Etherton Enumeration District: 0080 Color: W Age: 29 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0177 County: Larue Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Flora 28, Kentucky Daughter Otha 05, Kentucky Daughter Caslie NR, Kentucky | Etherton, Elijah T. (I67940)
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| 4916 | Elijah was a surgeon, educated at the University of Edinburgh,Scotland.His granddaughter married Senator Chittenden of Kentucky(dont know hername). The bondsman at his marriage was Uriah Glasscockand the witnesseswere Peter Glasscock and William Moss. Elijah was killed by Indians. He was removed by the government fromtheIndian lands but refused to listen. | Moss, Elijah (I5169)
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| 4917 | Elijah, R3328, Connecticut Line, Applied for Rev. War pension 8 apr 1836in Lagrange County, Indiana, aged 83. A resident of Lima Township,Indiana, soldier was born 1753 at Huntington, Connecticut & Soldier lived thereat enlistment. One David Elmer signed P.O.A. 27 Sep 1852, LagrangeCounty, Indiana as heir of Soldier, but no relationship was added. | Elmer, Elijah (I5639)
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| 4918 | Elisha Cheney was a private in the company of Captain Jeremiah Wiswall in Colonel Hatch's regiment at the Lexington alarm, and served 4days;afterward was drummer in the same company when it "marched by order of General Washington at the taking of Dorchester Heights" March 4-9, 1776.Heresided some years at Royalston; kept a tavern; in later years removedtoWorcester; there he died May 25, 1806. | Cheney, Elisha (I35132)
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| 4919 | Elizabeth (Warren) Skaggs died in Bell County, Texas. Her death certificate stated her father was F. G. Warren, but no mother was listed. F.G. Warren was listed as born in Kentucky. The informant listed on the death certificate was a half-nephew, Allen White Warren. William and Elizabeth (Warren) Skaggs had no children. They lived very close to the Felix Grundy Warren branch of the family, some who had moved from Taylor County, Kentucky to Bell County, Texas between 1883-1884. | Warren, Elizabeth 'Bettie' D. (I38713)
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| 4920 | Elizabeth and brother Thomas were baptized on same day. | Ingram, Elizabeth (I134833)
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| 4921 | Elizabeth Axton married to William (H)irons in Church Lawford on 16 October 1758. This is ascertained by no Irons entries in the parish records after this marriage, only Hirons entries. Also no Irons families in nearby parishes. Axton surname may also be spelled incorrectly. | Axton, Elizabeth (I107308)
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| 4922 | Elizabeth Beke married Sir Robert Swynnerton, son of Thomas de Swynnerton and Matilda, daughter of Sir Robert Holland and Maud Zouch. References: Swynnerton, Wm. Salt Arch. Soc. Pub., Vol. 7, part 2, pp. 1-24. Burke's Dor. and Ext., p. 524. Harleian Soc. Pub., Vol. 18, pp. 201 and 203. | Swinnerton, Robert (I50443)
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| 4923 | Elizabeth HATCH, 18, of Medonte and born Medonte, daughter of Jamesand Jane, married 13 march 1867 to Albert HUNTLEY, son of Harry andLoretta. Witnesses: Enos Draper of Morrison, Cath Hatch of Medonte.Presbyterian | Hatch, Elizabeth (I49301)
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| 4924 | Elizabeth listed on LDS microfilm 1,310,147 (Delta County Birthrecords) | Lucia, Marie 'Mary' Elizabeth (I54528)
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| 4925 | Elizabeth living with son Amos in 1870 federal census in Franklin, Hendricks County, Indiana. | Shoemaker, Elizabeth "Betsy" (I41841)
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| 4926 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mace, Elizabeth Marie (I42812)
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| 4927 | Elizabeth Swaine, wife of David Ogden, was first married to her cousinJosiah Ward. At the time that the Bradford colonists came toNewark sheis said to have been the first to land. | Swaine, Elizabeth (I33116)
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| 4928 | Elizabeth Tudor the 1st, Queen Of England | Tudor, Elizabeth (I75359)
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| 4929 | Elizabeth's Mother is Nancy Bateman. Her fathers first wife. NotMaryPolly Hungate | Sweazy, Elizabeth (I4062)
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| 4930 | Elkhart County Indiana Index to Marriage Record 1850 - 1920 Inclusive Volume IV Letters R -TInclusive Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office Goshen W. P. A.Compiledby Indiana Works Projects Administration 1940 County: Elkhart Name: Frances M. Seltenright Spouse: Clara Long Marriage Date: 19 Nov 1885 Book: 6 Original Source Page: 580 | Seltenright, Frances Monera (I92293)
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| 4931 | Elkhart County, Indiana Index to Marriage Record 1850 - 1920 Inclusive Volume III Letters L -QInclusive Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office Goshen W. P. A.(LettersMcA... -McW... (pp. 164-183) are not in alphabetic order;these lettersfollow "Myrick" and precede "N".) Compiled by IndianaWorks ProjectsAdministration 1940 County: Elkhart Name: Clara Long Spouse: Frances M. Seltenright Marriage Date: 19 Nov 1885 Book: 6 Original Source Page: 590 | Long, Clarisa 'Clara' A. (I92294)
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| 4932 | Ellen Savage, a daughter of Sir John Savage, of Clifton, had a license from the Pope for marrying Peter Legh 4 of Pope Paul II. This first contract was dissolved, and she married Piers Warburton, son of Sir Geoffrey Warburton, who died 1448. Piers Warburton in 1436 had married Elizabeth Mainwaring, and this contract was dissolved, and she was living 33 years after. He married Ellen Savage in 1469, by dispensation. References: Ormerod's Chester--Warburton, Vol. 1, pp. 428-9; Savage, Vol. 1, p. 527. | Warburton, Piers (I50431)
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| 4933 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kingsley, Elliot (I94146)
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| 4934 | ELLIS , married Rebecca Graham ( daughter of George and Lucinda Graham, and granddaughter of old Peter and Nancy). When Ellis and Rebeccaboth died young, George and Lucinda raised their two children, Charity,who married William H. Lewis, and Seborn Sneed (Little Sebe), who married Susan Emily White. It is possible that they had more children thatwere raised by George Graham Jr. (It is believed that this family moved to Texas.) Both Ellis and Rebecca died in 1850, and are buried atthemouth of the White River in Benton Co. Arkansas | Graham, I. Ellis (I44334)
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| 4935 | Elmer Renz listed in 1940 Los Angeles County, California federal census with wife Mabel C. and children Harold E., Mary A., Richard W., and Robert E. | Renz, Elmer (I125661)
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| 4936 | Elmer, Ebenezer, representative, was born in Cedarville, N.J., in 1752;son of the Hon. Theophilus Elmer. He became a physician in his native placeand practised until the Revolutionary war. He joined the army in 1776asensign, and the following year was appointed surgeon of the 2d NewJerseyregiment. After the war he removed to Bridgeton, N.J., and practised medicineuntil1789, when he was elected to the state legislature. He served in thelowerhouse until 1795, being speaker for several sessions. He was a representative inthe7th, 8th and 9th congresses, 1801-87, was collector of customs forBridgeton,N.J., 1808, vice-president of the state council, 1807-15, and was commanderofa brigade of militia in the war of 1812. He was vice-presidentofBurlington college, 1807-27, and was a charter member and president of theNewJersey state society of the Cincinnati. He died at Bridgeton, N.J., Oct.18,1843. Pension file number S4280, BLW #663-400-21 List of Officers of the Continental Army Fifteenth Virginia - page 215 Elmer, Ebenezer (N. J.). Ensign 3d New Jersey, 9th February, 1776; 2d Lieutenant 9th April, 1776; Surgeon's Mate, 28th November, 1776;Surgeon,5th June, 1778; transferred to 2d New Jersey, 1st January, 1781; retainedinNew Jersey Battalion, April, 1783, and served to 3d November, 1783.(Died18th October, 1843.) | Elmer, Ebenezer (I23201)
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| 4937 | Elmer, Jonathan, senator, was born in Fairfield, N.J., Nov. 29, 1745;sonof the Hon. Theophilus Elmer; grandson of the Rev. David Elmer; and brotherofthe Hon. Ebenezer Elmer. He was graduated in medicine from the Universityof Pennsylvania in 1771 and practised in his native state. He served as a delegate in the Continental congress in 1776-78, 1781-84, and1787-88,and on the formation of the government he was elected a U.S.senator,resigning his seat at the close of the 1st congress. He was a member of thestate legislature in 1780 and 1784, and was surrogate of Cumberland county, 1784-1802. Soon after that he was chosen presiding judge of thecountycourt of common pleas, resigning in 1804. He was elected a member oftheAmerican philosophical society in 1772, and president of the New Jerseymedicalsociety in 1787. He was a trustee of the College of New Jersey, 1782-95. Hediedin Burlington, N.J., Sept. 3, 1807. Note: The Bibliography states that Jonathan was grandson of Rev. David Elmer. This is listed in most other records that I have seen as the Rev. Daniel Elmer. | Elmer, Jonathan (I23213)
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| 4938 | Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus, representative, was born inBridgeton, N.J., Feb. 3, 1793; son of Ebenezer Elmer, an officer of the American Revolution, a charter member of the New Jersey society of theCincinnatiand its president at the time of his death in 1843. His son, Lucius,acquiredhis education in his native state and in Philadelphia, Pa. He servedduringthe war of 1812 as lieutenant in a military company, later gaining promotiontothe rank of brigade-major and inspector. He was admitted to the bar in 1815 and practised in Bridgeton. He served in the state assembly, 1820-23, andin1824 was made prosecutor of pleas for Cumberland county, and United States attorney for New Jersey. In 1842 he was elected, as a Democrat, a representative in the 28th congress. He was attorney-general ofthestate, 1850-52, and was appointed a justice of the New Jersey supreme courtin1852 and 1859, retiring from the bench in 1870 on account of advanced age.Hewas president of the New Jersey society of the Cincinnati at the time ofhisdeath. The College of New Jersey conferred upon him the degree of A.M. in1824and that of LL.D. in 1865, and he was a trustee of the college, 1829-64.His published works include: Elmer's Digest of the Laws of New Jersey(1838,4th ed., 1868); Elmer' s Book of Law Forms; Genealogical andBiographicalaccount of the Elmer Family (1860); Reminiscences of the Bench and Bar of New Jersey; History of Cumberland county (1869); History of theConstitutionand Government of New Jersey with. Biographical Sketches of theGovernorsfrom 1776 till 1845 (1882); and Eulogium on Garrett D. Wall, deliveredbeforethe Bench and Bar of New Jersey (1872). He died in Bridgeton, N J., March11, 1883. | Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus (I23500)
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| 4939 | Elmida (Lucia) Gardner is Listed in 1900 Federal Census inVaughnTownship, Iron County, Wisconsin. Her birth Month and Year are listed asJanuary of 1869 in Wisconsin. (LDS film 1,249,514) | Lucia, Elmida 'Almeda' Jane (I53080)
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| 4940 | Elmira New York Morning Telegram Newspaper: "THE TELEGRAM" OCTOBER 29, 1916 —The children and grandchildren of Mrs. Laura Crowell gathered at t he pleasant home of D. B. Collier in Pine City, last Sunday to c e l e b r a t e her nine- tieth birthday anniversary. Mrs. Crowell Is bright and active and is a remarkably smart woman for her years. She walked to church Sunday and on returning the surprise awaited her. A bountiful dinner was served, and she received many tokens of remembrances from many friends, as well as from her family. She was born in 1826 at Columbia, Pa, and was the oldest daughter of John T. Learned and Aletta Seeley. She i s a granddaughter of John Learned and Polly Townsend, a great granddaughter of John Learned and Mary White. On t h e mother's side she is a granddaughter of Benjamin Seeley and Pamelia Edsall, a great granddaughter of Israel Seeley and Millicent .Stone. The Seeleys were early s e t t l e r s of Chemung county. She married J. R. Crowell in 1846 and six children were born to them, four of whom a r e living. They were among the early s e t t l e r s of w h a t used to ' b e the Pine Woods and she can remember many things of early history of Pino City. Those present at t h e dinner were Mrs. D. B. Collier, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collier, Dee Collier, Grant Collier, Conrad Collier, Marion Collier, Mr. and Mrs. Devillo Collier, Ford Collier, of Pine City; George Crowell, Mr. a nd Mrs. Louis Northrop, of Elmira; Boardman Crowell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bockus and daughter, Marjory; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newell, of Canton, P a . | Learned, Laura Maria (I83695)
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| 4941 | Elsie Braegger Garner Elsie Braegger Garner gently left this frail existence on Saturday,Feb.5, 2005. She was the fourth child born to John George Braegger Jr.andElsie Lofthouse. She was born May 27, 1927, in Willard, Utah. ShemarriedDon C. Garner, Dec. 28, 1948, in Elko, Nev. They laterdivorced. Fromthis union two children were born, a daughter, Elsa DawnPitcher (Ralph)of Lewiston, and son Dan William Garner. She graduatedfrom theUniversity of Utah and worked at Salt Lake County Hospital,Montana andMcKay Dee hospitals retiring as director of nursing at StarValleyHospital. In the '50s she was one of only two nurses in the western UnitedStateswho knew how to run the Bird Respirator when the polio epidemichit,leaving her on call 24 hours a day to train nurses and doctors alloverthe West how to run the respirator. She is survived by herdaughter,Dawn, and five grandchildren. She was preceded in death byher son, DanWilliam; parents; a sister Beth; and two brothers Roy G.and James E. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, Feb. 9, at noon in theWillard4th Ward chapel, 195 N. 200 West, Willard, Utah. Friends andfamily maycall at Nelson Funeral Home, 162 E. 400 North, Logan, onTuesday eveningfrom 6 to 7 p.m. and at the church on Wednesday from10:30 to 11:30 a.m.Interment will be in the Willard Cemetery.Condolences may be extended tothe family online atwww.nelsonfuneralhome.com. | Braegger, Elsie Housley (I75086)
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| 4942 | Elsie Lorain Graham Crowson Aug. 14, 1910 — April 27, 2003 BEDIAS — Services for Elsie Lorain Graham Crowson, 92, of Bedias are set for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Bedias Baptist Church. The Rev. Jerald Brown of the Bedias Baptist Church will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Visitation will be from 1 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, with the family present from 6 to 8 p.m. at Southern Heritage Funeral Home in Bedias. Mrs. Crowson died Sunday. She was born in White Flat and lived in Bedias since 1923. She formerly lived in Abilene. She was preceded in death by her husband, Victor Crowson. Survivors include a son and daughter-in-law, Don and Dorothy Crowson of Bedias; a daughter and son-in-law, Sue and James Rigby of Madisonville; four grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces, nephews and other relatives. | Graham, Elsie Loraine (I39566)
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| 4943 | Elsie Lucia is Listed in the 1900 Federal Census in Vaughn Township, Iron County, Wisconsin. Her birth Month and Year are listed as July of 1882 in Wisconsin. (LDS film 1,249,514) | Lucia, Elsie M. (I53084)
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| 4944 | Elsie May PUGH, 75, of Caldwell, Idaho, died Tuesday, Dec. 26, 2000,at aNampa, Idaho hospital. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at DakanFuneralChapel in Caldwell, with the Rev. David Goebel officiating. Burial will be in Canyon HillCemetery,under the direction of Dakan Funeral Home in Caldwell. Mrs. PUGH was born June 14, 1925, in Brent,toThomas Hillard and Bonnie May (CHASTAIN) PITTS. She married George Newt COLE Oct. 25,1941.He preceded her in death. She later married Herman Lee "Red" PUGH Oct. 30, 1963,inWinnemucca, Nev. He also preceded her in death. Survivors include five children, Barbara LouandJohnny Ray, Archie and Carol, Patricia, Sharon and David, and Mariam; 13 grandchildren;23great-grandchildren; two sisters; and two brothers. Mrs. PUGH was also preceded in deth byaninfant son; her parents; three sister; three brothers; and one son-in-law. | Pugh, Herman Lee 'Red' (I88184)
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| 4945 | Elsie May PUGH, 75, of Caldwell, Idaho, died Tuesday, Dec. 26, 2000,at aNampa, Idaho hospital. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m.Wednesdayat Dakan Funeral Chapel in Caldwell, with the Rev. DavidGoebelofficiating. Burial will be in Canyon Hill Cemetery, under thedirectionof Dakan Funeral Home in Caldwell. Mrs. PUGH was born June14, 1925, inBrent, to Thomas Hillard and Bonnie May (CHASTAIN) PITTS.She marriedGeorge Newt COLE Oct. 25, 1941. He preceded her in death.She latermarried Herman Lee "Red" PUGH Oct. 30, 1963, in Winnemucca,Nev. He alsopreceded her in death. Survivors include five children,Barbara Lou andJohnny Ray, Archie and Carol, Patricia, Sharon andDavid, and Mariam; 13grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; twosisters; and two brothers.Mrs. PUGH was also preceded in deth by aninfant son; her parents; threesister; three brothers; and oneson-in-law. | Pitts, Elsie May (I83018)
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| 4946 | Elva M. Beckstrom Elva Mae Beckstrom died peacefully on Aug. 31, 2002, in Placerville.Shewas 81 years old. She was born on Nov. 22, 1920, in Idaho Falls, Idaho, the fourth childofBrigham Fielding and Laura Selinda Bringhurst Duffin. The familymoved toSanta Paula in 1927 where she attended local schools. Upon graduation from Santa Paula High School, she attended VenturaJuniorCollege, majoring in music. On June 21, 1941, she married hersweetheartReid J. Beckstrom, in the Salt Lake City Mormon Temple. The couple lived in Inglewood where she became a homemaker andenjoyedparticipating in musical activities and singing in a girls'trio. Theirfirst two children were born during this time. In 1947,following the endof World War II, she and her husband moved toCoalinga where two morechildren were born. In 1961 her family moved with her husband's career to Davis. Afterherchildren left for college, she worked as an admissions officer atUCDavis. In 1981 her husband retired and they settled in Somerset, wheretheybuilt their own home and cultivated beautiful gardens. In 1991 shejoinedwith her husband in establishing the El Dorado Stake GenealogyCenter inPlacerville. During this time she was able to trace herancestors back tothe early 1500s. She was active in several organizations in the LDS church, PTA,GirlScouts and other civic and community activities. She loved singinganddancing and performed in various musical productions throughout herlive.She was a talented artist and seamstress, an excellent cook, andlovingwife and mother. She made many friends and faithfully supportedherhusband and children in all their activities and endeavors. She loved life, had an easy laugh and enjoyed people of all ages andfromall walks of life. She was particularly fond of her grandchildrenandgreat-grandchildren. She was much loved and will be missed by allwho hadthe good fortune to know her. She especially appreciated the care and kindness of her dearneighbors,her compassionate doctors, and the staff at MarshallHospital during herlast days of life. She was preceded in death by her parents; a brother, RalphBringhurstDuffin; a sister, Laura Marie Cosby; and two grandchildren. She is survived by her beloved husband, Reid, to whom she hadbeenmarried for 61 years; a sister, Ellen Lucille Revill of Simi; abrother,John Gilbert Duffin of Henderson, Nev.; her children and theirspouses,David and Linda Beckstrom of Snohomish, Wash., Elaine andHarold Cluff ofMcCall, Idaho, Jan and Erin David Bigler of Provo,Utah, and Karen andAaron Niepoetter of Bloomington, Ill.; 17grandchildren; and 28great-grandchildren. Friends and family are invited to attend a memorial service at 1p.m.Thursday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saintschapel, 3275Cedar Ravine Road in Placerville. A viewing will be heldat noon prior tothe service. (Obituary from the "The Davis Enterprise," Wednesday, September 4,2002,(Yolo County). Submitted with the permission of the "TheDavisEnterprise," 315 G Street, Davis, CA 95616.) | Duffin, Elva Mae (I30174)
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| 4947 | Emery County Progress Margaret Hardy PRICE - Margaret Farnworth Hardy, age 86, passed away May 28, 2004atParkdale Care Center. She was born Jan. 23, 1918 in Mt. Pleasant, to George Q. andMadalineMorley Farnworth. Married Payne Dean Hardy Jan. 14, 1936 inProvo. Hedied Aug. 30, 1983. Member of the LDS Church. Margaret was a former longtime resident ofUtahCounty where she worked at the Utah Valley Hospital for manyyears. Sheloved gardening, crocheting, crafts and especially campingwith herfamily. Survived by three daughters and one son, Judy (Merrill) Ivie,Price;Laury Hardy, Erda; Peggy (Donald) Thatcher, Hurricane; BonnieClark,LaVerkin; three brothers, Earl (Dorothy) Farnworth, DeanFarnworth, Leo(Mary) Farnworth, all of Orem; sister, ReNee Hewitt,Lindon; specialgranddaughters, Carol, Gayla, Sue, Ann and Monica;darlinggreat-granddaughters, Camille and Daidee; and many othergrandchildrenand great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by parents;daughter, DeAnnSmith; and sister, Mildred Johnson. Funeral service Fri., June 4, 2 p.m., at Mitchell Funeral Home.Familywill will be at Mitchell?s Friday one hour prior to service.Interment,Price City | Farnworth, Margaret (I32927)
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| 4948 | Emery County Progress November 05, 2002 Bonnie Marakis PRICE - Bonnie Lorraine Marakis, age 71, passed away Oct. 30, 2002 atherhome. She was born April 3, 1931 in Salt Lake City , to George and ErnaFittWiseman. Married Nick Marakis June of 1949 in Elko, Nev. Bonnie had a witty sense of humor and liked to have a lot of fun.Hergregarious laugh could brighten up the room. She took joy inworking hardto make holidays fun memorable experiences for her family.She shared agreat love of golf with family members and friends. Hertrips to Yuma inthe winters gave her a lot of pleasure and she will begreatly missed byall.She leaves behind her devoted and loving husbandwho cared for heruntil the end, Nick Marakis, Price; daughter, Ann(Ken) Valdez, EastCarbon; son, Mike (Rhonda) Marakis, Parachute,Colo.; son, Nick MarakisJr., Salt Lake; daughter, Linda (Dave)Capalbo, Price; son, Frank R.(Jennifer) Marakis, Price; brother,Norman (Beverly) Wiseman, Salt Lake;sister, Louise (Kent) Denkers,Omaha, Neb.; sister, Mary Dammaschke, SaltLake; nine grandchildren andthree great-grandchildren. Preceded in deathby parents. Gravesideservice was Saturday, Nov. 2, Price City Cemetery.In lieu of flowersthe family suggest contributions to the AmericanCancer Society, 941 E.3300 South, Salt Lake City, Utah 84106. | Wiseman, Bonnie Lorraine (I100599)
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| 4949 | Emigrated 30 Sep 1909 from Sweden Name Changed at Immigration in United States to "Pearson" | Boden, Dora Margareta Evelina (I30519)
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| 4950 | Emigrated 30 Sep 1909 from Sweden Name Changed at Immigration in United States to "Pearson" | Pearson, John (I30581)
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