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| 5201 | From Comptonology - Volume 2, Number 9, February 1943 issue: Page 45, Records of James Mattison Compton, 1614 Highland Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri. Named in these writings as the son of Stephen Compton, brother of John Compton who married Margaret Schaffer. | Compton, George Washington (I47673)
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| 5202 | From Comptonology - Volume 2, Number 9, February 1943 issue: Page 45, Records of James Mattison Compton, 1614 Highland Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri. Named in these writings as the son of Stephen Compton, brother of John Compton who married Margaret Schaffer. | Compton, Stephen (I47675)
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| 5203 | From Comptonology - Volume 2, Number 9, February 1943 issue: Page 45, Records of James Mattison Compton, 1614 Highland Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri. Named in these writings as the wife Jefferson C. Compton. | Johnson, Alia C. (I47607)
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| 5204 | From Comptonology - Volume 2, Number 9, February 1943 issue: Page 45, Records of James Mattison Compton, 1614 Highland Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri. Named in these writings as the wife of James Mattison Compton. | Scott, Susan Susie' (I47685)
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| 5205 | From Comptonology - Volume 2, Number 9, February 1943 issue: Page 45, Records of James Mattison Compton, 1614 Highland Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri. Peter is listed in these writings, as a son of Jonathan Compton. | Compton, Peter H. (I47644)
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| 5206 | From Comptonology - Volume 2, Number 9, February 1943 issue: Page 45, Records of James Mattison Compton, 1614 Highland Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri. Named as one of the children of John and MargaretCompton. | Compton, Jonathan (I47598)
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| 5207 | From Comptonology - Volume 2, Number 9, February 1943 issue: Page 45, Records of Thomas J. Compton, Potosi, Missouri, who writes that Ada Compton was a daughter of John Joseph and Susan [Mercer] Compton, and was born 18 July 1894 and Ada married William Winters. | Compton, Ada (I47698)
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| 5208 | From Comptonology - Volume 2, Number 9, February 1943 issue: Page 45, Records of Thomas J. Compton, Potosi, Missouri, who writes that Bessie May Compton was a daughter of John Joseph and Susan [Mercer] Compton, and was born 27 March 1891 and Bessie May married William Bartley. | Compton, Bessie May (I47697)
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| 5209 | From Comptonology - Volume 2, Number 9, February 1943 issue: Page 45, Records of Thomas J. Compton, Potosi, Missouri, who writes that James Metcalf was the husband of Saddie Compton. | Metcalf, James (I47702)
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| 5210 | From Comptonology - Volume 2, Number 9, February 1943 issue: Page 45, Records of Thomas J. Compton, Potosi, Missouri, who writes that Joseph Compton was a son of John Joseph and Susan [Mercer] Compton, and was born 11 March 1885. | Compton, Joseph A. (I47695)
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| 5211 | From Comptonology - Volume 2, Number 9, February 1943 issue: Page 45, Records of Thomas J. Compton, Potosi, Missouri, who writes that Roy Compton was a son of John Joseph and Susan [Mercer] Compton, and was born 27 September 1888. | Compton, Roy L. (I47696)
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| 5212 | From Comptonology - Volume 2, Number 9, February 1943 issue: Page 45, Records of Thomas J. Compton, Potosi, Missouri, who writes that Saddie Compton was a daughter of John Joseph and Susan [Mercer] Compton, and was born 18 September 1897 and Saddie married James Metcalf. | Compton, Saddie (I47699)
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| 5213 | From Comptonology - Volume 2, Number 9, February 1943 issue: Page 45, Records of Thomas J. Compton, Potosi, Missouri, who writes that Thomas J. Compton [himself] was the son of John Joseph and Susan [Mercer] Compton. Did not state his age. | Compton, Thomas J. (I47694)
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| 5214 | From Comptonology - Volume 2, Number 9, February 1943 issue: Page 45, Records of Thomas J. Compton, Potosi, Missouri, who writes that Walter Compton was a son of John Joseph and Susan [Mercer] Compton, and was born 27 September 1898. | Compton, Walter T. (I47701)
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| 5215 | From Comptonology - Volume 2, Number 9, February 1943 issue: Page 45, Records of Thomas J. Compton, Potosi, Missouri, who writes that William Bartley married Bessie May Compton. | Bartley, William (I47705)
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| 5216 | From Comptonology - Volume 2, Number 9, February 1943 issue: Page 45, Records of Thomas J. Compton, Potosi, Missouri, who writes that William Winters married Ada Compton. | Winters, William (I47703)
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| 5217 | From Connie Leffler correspondence: Jim D. Waldrip Odessa Jim D. Waldrip, 64, of Odessa, a retired electricaltechnician,died Friday, Jan. 7, 2005, at his residence. Services will be held at a later date at Sunset Memorial Funeral Home. He was born in Arcadia, Okla. Survivors Sons, Clay Waldrip and Aaron Waldrip; brothers, DickWaldrip,Bobby Waldrip and Norman Waldrip; sisters, Carolyn Smith, Helen Tarleton and Mary Brownlee; and threegrandchildre | Waldrip, Jim 'Jimmy' Darrell (I6355)
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| 5218 | From E-mail: Barbara.Dickey@worldnet.att.net | Skaggs, Mary C. (I43106)
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| 5219 | From E-mail: Barbara.Dickey@worldnet.att.net | Skaggs, George Washington (I43378)
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| 5220 | From E-mail: Barbara.Dickey@worldnet.att.net | Skaggs, Joseph (I43379)
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| 5221 | From E-mail: Barbara.Dickey@worldnet.att.net | Skaggs, Stephen (I43381)
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| 5222 | From Families of Early Hartford Connecticut: Robert Bartlett, Cambridge 1632, if as probable he came in the "Lion"September 16th of that year. He was an orginal proprieter of Hartford,receiving 8acres in the division of 1639-1640. He lived on the west side of a highway,westof what is now Lafayette Street. Became freeman April 10th, 1645.ChimneyViewer in 1650. Removed to Northhampton circa 1655. Killed by the Indians. ROBERT, Hartford, an orig. propr. had been of Cambridge 1632, if, asisprob. he came in the Lion, arr. 16 Sept. of that yr. hadSamuel;Nathaniel, wh. d. unm.; Abigail; and Deborah, bapt. 8 Mar.1646; rem. toNorthampton, a. 1655, there was k. by the Ind. 14 Mar.1676. Abigail, m.17 Dec. 1657, John Stebbins of N. as his sec. w. andDeborah m. JohnCowles jr. of Hatfield. ROBERT, New London 1658, br. ofWilliam, and heirto his est. had w. Sarah, wh. d. first, and he d.1673. He had no ch. noris any relationsh. ascertain. betw. these brs.and either of the scoreswith the same patronym. By nuncup. will hegave to the town all his prop.for support of a sch. in gratefulremembr. of wh. is nam. the N. L.Bartlett Gram. Sch. and as he was amerch. of mark, Bartlett's reef inthe sound preserves his mem. ROBERT,Marblehead 1674, may have been br.of John of the same, was freem.1683, and m. Mary, youngest ch. of Rev.William Walton of the same.SAMUEL, Newbury, s. of Richard the first,freem. 1672, m. 23 May 1671,Eliz. d. of William Titcomb, had Eliz. b. 13May 1672; Abigail, 14 Apr.1674; [p.133] Samuel, 28 May 1676; Sarah, 7July 1678; Richard, 13 Feb.1680; Thomas, 13 Aug. 1681; Tirzah, 20 Jan.1684; and Lydia, 5 Nov.1687. His w. d. 26 Aug. 1690, and he d. 15 May1732. SANUEL,Northampton, eldest s. of Robert of the same, m. 1672,Mary, d. ofJames Bridgeman, wh. d. 1674, in so unnatur. manner, that herh. f. andothers less expos. to mak. wrong judgm. ascrib. this towiteberaft, andupon that capit. charge was Mary, w. of Joseph Parsons,sent down toBoston for trial. In May 1675, she was acquit. By sec. w.Sarah, d. ofthe first Joseph Baldwin, he had Samuel, b. 1677; Sarah,1679;Mindwell, 1681; Joseph, 1683; Ebenezer, 1685; Eliz. 1687;Preserved,1689; William, 1693; David, 1695; and Benjamin, 1696; allthese liv. tom. and the f. d. 1712. THOMAS, Watertown 1631, came in theemploym. ofWilliam Pelham, I think, the yr. bef. and is call. by Bond,an orig.propr. and freem. 4 Mar. 1635, not 6, as he had print. p. 18,was madeens. 1639, and by w. Hannah had Hannah, bur. 26 Aug. 1639;Mehitable,b. 15 July 1640; Hannah, again, 6 Aug. 1642; Bathshus, 17 Apr.1647;and Abial, 28 May 1651; was often selectman, and d. 26 Apr. 1654,ageda. 60. In his will the w. and four ch. are provid. for, and she d.11July 1676. Mehitable m. 7 Jan. 1658, Henry Spring; Hannah m. 19Jan.1668, John Kendall; Bathshua m. 23 Nov. 1671, John Applin; andAbial m.24 Oct. 1669, Jonathan Saunderson. THONAS, Newbury, s. ofRichard thesec. m. 1685, Tirzah Titcomb, and d. 6 Apr. 1689. His wid.m. JamesOrdway. WILLIAM, New London 1647, d. in a. ten yrs. leav. wid.Susanna,but no ch. Of this name Farmer found, in 1834, sixteen gr. atHarv. eightat yale, and thirty-one at the sev. other coll. of N. E. | Bartlett, Robert (I9527)
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| 5223 | From Fold3 Web docs | Family: Samuel Thompson Buell / Jane Briggs (F21650)
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| 5224 | From Genealogical and Personal Memoirs of Worchester County - Volume 2 Page 155: (II) John Waite, son of Richard Waite (1), was born May 6, 1639, anddiedJune 24, 1722. He married, January 13, 1663-64, Mary Woodward, whodiedAugust 23, 1718. Their children were: John, born May, 1665, diedOctober,1665; Mary, born October 9, 1666; Rachel, born at Watertown,married JohnRandall; John, born December 27, 1669, died in Weston,June 24, 1722;married Mary (???), who died in Weston, August 23, 1718,had fivechildren; Sarah, born October 26, 1672; Amos, born January 4,1679-80;Rebecca, born July 16, 1706, married John Anderson. | Waite, Rebecca (I37557)
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| 5225 | From Green county Court House: File #387l I, J.H. Caulfield, printer and publisher, of the Kentucky Register, a public authorized newspaper, published in Elizabethtown, Ky., do certify, that the annexed order of publication in chancery, wherein Jeremiah Lewis and Aaron Lewis are complainants against the heirs of Moses Skeggs, deceased---defendants has been published in said paper for two calendar months, by succesive weekly insertions, commenting on the 2nd day of April last and ending on the 2nd day of June l836. Given under my hand the 2nd day of June l836. Signed J.H. Caulfield Proprietor, Printer, & Publisher of "Ky. Register" 2 l/2 squares---Printer fee $5.00 Copy of Newspaper article as follows: Advertisements---Green Circuit Court, Feb. term l836, Jeremiah Lewis and Aaron Lewis complainants against the heirs of Moses Skaggs, dec'ddefts --In chancery. This day came the complainants and filed their bill, and it appearingtothe satisfaction of the court, that the defendants James Meredith,JohnMeredith, Daniel Meredith, Matthew Meredith, Wm. Meredith, Susanna Quary, andWm. Quary her husband, Thomas York and wife, Laban Ellis and wife, Rebecca Skaggs, Susanna Criswell, Edw. Whit, Adam Harman, Henry Harman,Mathias Harman, Robert Beavers & wife, Moses Beavers and wife, ThomasChristian & wife, Josiah Whit and wife, Archibald Maloney and wife, John Mitchell&wife, Joseph Howell & wife, Parthena Hankins, Lucy Hankins, LydiaHankins,Joseph Hankins, and Moses Hankins are not inhabitants of this commonwealth,and they not having answered the complainants bill agreeably to law andtherules of this court, it is ordered that unless the aforesaid non-residentdoanswer the same on or before the first day of the next term of this court, thesamewill be taken as confessed against them. A copy test. John Barret, Clk. April,----: The desposition of William Ratliff taken at the homeofWilliam Skaggs, on Aleck Fork of Pitman's Creek pursuant to notice on the 27thof April, l836, to be read as evidence on the trial of a suit inchancerynow pending in the Green Circuit court, in which Aaron and Jeremiah Lewis was complainants and William Calvin, Charles Blevins and others are defendants. The deponent being of lawful age and first dulysworndeposition and saith: I was acquainted with Moses Skaggs of Green County Kentucky. He had four sisters to wit: Susanah who married one Richard Whit, Betsy or Elizabeth, who md. John Hankins. Lydia who married Mathias Harman and Nancy who md. William Meridy. I was acquainted with all of them in the state of Virginia and quite intimate with them. Question of complainants: Has (or have) Moses Skaggs or not one brother by the name of John Skaggs. Answer: Yes he had. Question by same: Were or were not the sisters above named the only sisters, which Moses Skaggs had? Answer: Yes, they were all that I know of. Question of same: State if you can when Moses Skaggs died and where he lived at the time of his death. Answer: I can not say certainly when he died, but think it has been about forty years. He died at his house in Green County. Question by same: Did or did not Moses Skaggs leave at his death any children? Answer: He never had any children that I knew of. He had none I know when he died. Question by same: Did or did not Richard Whit, and wife, Matthias Harman & wife and John Hankins and wife live---in the state---of Virginia. Answer: They did. Question by defendants: Are you acquainted with the children of John Hankins, Hezekiah Whit and Mathias Harman. Answer: None but the children of Hankins and one of Whit. Question by same: State how long it has been since you was acquainted with the above. Answer: Yes, I was. Question by same: Was you acquainted with the brothers of Moses Skaggs, if so name them. Answer: I was acquainted with Henry, James, Charles, John, Richard, & Jacob these were all the brothers of said Moses Skaggs. Question by same: Did you know them in Kentucky and did they not all raise large families. Answer: Yes, I believe they did. Question by same: Was you acquainted with the children of the above named persons. Answer: I was acquainted with some of them. Rachel Blevins,Archibald Skaggs, Thomas Skaggs & Moses Skaggs, these are Charles Skaggs children. Question by same: Was you acquainted with Henry Skaggs; children, & how many of them. Answer: I was acquainted with Lucy Stacy, Mary Combs & James Skaggs & Silvey Roark. Question by same: Was you acquainted with the children of James Skaggs? Answer: I was acquainted with William Skaggs & Rachel Etherton, children of James Skaggs. Question by same: Was you acquainted with Richard Skaggs; children. Answer: I knew Henry Skaggs. Question: Did all the children of the above named persons live in the state of Kentucky and the county of Green. Answer: Believe they did. Question by complainants: Were you or not acquainted with the children of Jacob skaggs. Answer: He had one son by the name of William Skaggs who is now living in Green County, and further this deponent sayd not. His William X Ratliff mark Also the deposition of Francis Samples taken at the same time and place for the same purpose. The despondent being of lawful age andfirst duly sworn says: Questions by complaints: Were you or not acquainted with Moses Skaggs who died in Green County about forty years since. Answer: I was. Question by same: How many sisters had he and whom did they marry? Answer: He had four sisters only to wit: Susanah married a RichdWhit, Lydia, married Matthias Harman, Elizabeth married John Hankins and Nancy who married William Meridy. Question by same: Did they or not live in the State of Virginia when you knew them. Answer: I think it was. Question by same: Have or not Moses Skaggs ever have any children. Answer: No, he never had any that I ever knew and I was intimately acquainted with him. Question: Was or not the wife of sd. Moses Skaggs named Elizabeth, and did she or not survive him. Answer: Yes, that was her name and she did survive him many years. She has been dead not a long while. Question by same: Have or not you and Jacob Skaggs brother of Moses lawfully married---. Answer: We were and lived together many years as man & wife. Question by same: How many children had you and what are their names? Answer: We had but one, and he is named William and is now living in this county. Question by defendants: Do you consider yourself the widow of Jacob Skaggs deceased. Answer: I do. Question by same: Do or do you not consider yourself interested in the estate of Moses Skaggs dec'd. answer: I do not know that I do. Question by same: Do you or do you not consider yourself interested in sd. estate for your son, William. Answer: I do not, and further this deponent sayeth not. Her Frances X Samples mark | Skaggs, Moses (I37592)
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| 5226 | From Manuscript of Samuel E. Elmore, of Hartford, Connecticut | Elmer, William (I46294)
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| 5227 | From Matthew McGlasson's Revolutionary War Pension Claim File(NationalArchives) S. 15530: Matthew McGlasson was born 3 January 1756 in Buckingham County,Virginia.While residing there he enlisted in October, 1778, and served 3 months as a privateinCapt. Harden Perkins' company, Colonel Charles May's Virginia regiment. He moved toAmeliaCounty, Virginia, and enlisted in February 1780 and served as a private in Capt. WilliamFord'scompany, Colonel John Calloway's Virginia regiment and was in the battle of Camdenandseveral skirmishes, serving until August, 1781. He moved back to Buckingham County,andserved about 10 days in Capt. Robert Cary's company, Colonel Cabell's Virginia regiment,andabout 20 days as orderly sergeant in Capt. John Crouch's company, ColonelDugit'sregiment. When he was drafted in September of 1781 he hired a substitute as his wife wassick. Soon after the war he moved to Charlotte County, Virginia, thentoCampbell County, and in 1813, to Cumberland County, Kentucky. He was allowed pension on hisapplicationexecuted 1 October 1832, at which time he was living in Adair County, Kentucky. Hereferredto his wife as living during his service, but her name is not shown and there is noreferenceto children. His certificate was issued 7 February 1834. | McGlasson, Matthew (I36503)
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| 5228 | From New Mexico , U.S., Land Records of New Spain, 1692-1916 Serial 12403 (Translations SANM1: 1000-1199) This was # 1000. Jose Manuel Trujillo will, who was a resident of Saint Joseph of Chama. The document was from 1789, but the will was executed back on 7 May of 1770. He named his wife, Rita Martin, children Antonio, Joachin, and Mateo, and deceased daughter Manuela. The 1770 will of Joseph Manuel Trujillo lists his legitimate children. Rita, per the document re-married, but she died shortly after, in 1773. The family appears to be located both in both Chama (Santa Clara, Santa Fe area), and in Abiquiu (Rio Arriba area), with the parents living in Chama near the end of their lives. I, Jose Manuel Trujillo, a resident of the town of San Jose de Chama, am sick in bed and I execute my testament in the following manner: I declare that I was married to Maria Rita Martin, and we had four children who are: Manuela, a female who is dead; Mateo, Antonio and Joaquin, the three are living and declare them my legitimate heirs. I declare that I owe to Gregorio Sandoval ten pesos, and I order to pay him (he was paid). Declare that I leave an ox separated, that the mass of St. Raphael may be paid with and from what may be left to pay masses for the blessed souls. Declare that I owe to Manuel Ortega, nine pints of wine, I order to pay him with wethers (he was paid). Declare that I owe to Juaquin Naranjo, five pesos, I order it paid, and (he was paid). Declare that Bernardo Ballejos owes me two broken horse mules, I order to collect them (were collected). Declare that Salvador de Rota Trujillo, owes me the instrument of these lands, I order to compel him to the delivery of the same. Declare that Jose Telles owes me twelve flasks of wine as appears by his note, order to collect it. Also declare that Felipe Barela owes me a three-year old bull, order to collect it. Declare that Marcelino Sanchez owes me seventy-six ewes as appears by his instrument, order to collect them. Declare that Juan Domingo Valverde owes me six pesos, I order to collect (were collected). Declare that Lucrecio Chama owes me six pesos, I order to collect (were collected). Declare that Alfonso Trujillo owes me two pesos, I order to collect. Declare that Juan Jiron owes me six pesos, I order to collect. Declare that Jose de Herrera owes me a buckskin and a pair of stockings, I order to collect. Declare that Simon Domingues owes me a pair of stockings, I order to collect. Declare that I leave at this place of Chama, a ranch which I got by inheritance from my father, with a portion which I purchased from Salvador de Orta, his portion of said ranch and I am owing him thirty-one pesos for said land, I order to pay him. I declare to have at the said ranch a ditch built at my own expense the intervention of any neighbor as it is mine alone. I declare to have been at said ranch, a house containing three rooms which belonged to Cristobal Duran. Declare to have a house which belonged to my deceased father and have purchased the portions belonging to my brothers and contains four rooms. Declare that there was a cottonwood tree as a land mark which divided the lands of Bentura Mestas and the Indians from San Juan, from north to south. Declare to have a fire gun with cover, one shield, a leather jacket, one gun powder pouch, one pair of pistols, one blunderbuss which I have lent to Pedro Sisneros, I order to get them; also one gun, one shoulder belt, one saddle complete with bridle and a spurs, one small sword and one cutlass. Also declare to have one complete loom with to spinning wheels, two pairs of rollers, three combs, two drills, two iron winches, two adze, one chisel, four hoes, one spit, one iron pant, one copper kettle, one iron spoon, two plows with points complete, two ready carts, one branding iron, one blacksmith shop, three tongs, one large and one small vise, sledge hammer, two small hammers, one pair of bended tongs, files, anvil, chisels and grinding stone with its winch. Declare to have at Abiquiu a ranch by royal purchase with a four room house with a ditch which I built with my brother, Carlos. Declare that I have three hundred sheep, four yoke of oxen, two bulls, sixteen mules, and one more in the possession of Gaspar, who has also twenty-five mares and a stallion on halves, twenty-four she asses with their stud horse, twenty-three mares more which he has in the same manner as the others, with two more mares, one of them with a colt, from which account I took out one hose. Declare that Gaspar has three hundred head of sheep on shares, at twenty-five head per hundred interest. Declare that the interest of the wethers and wool for the last year I have received to my satisfaction. Declare that I have not received the interest of colts for last year, those I leave to the will of Gaspar who will not damage anybody. Declare that I did not approve the partition of lands made by my brother, Pedro Antonio. Declare to have seven horses. Declare that I bequeath to my wife, all the household furniture. Declare that I have one cloak, one jacket, one pair of pants, one book loaned to Lt of Abiquiu which I order to get. Declare that I have stated all my property, debts and indebtedness. I appoint my wife and my executor and Captain don Jose Martin as second. In the presence of don Salvador Garcia de Noriega, alcalde from this jurisdiction with witnesses Diego Naranjo and Tomas Torres on May, 1770. Signed Jose Manuel Trujillo, rubric and Salvador Garsia de Noriega, rubric. Mateo Trujillo, legitimate son of Jose Manuel Trujillo, deceased and a resident of San Jose de Chama, do say that I am fully paid and satisfied of the property left by my deceased father by the executors, signed January 20, 1770. Memorandum of what I have delivered to my son, Mateo Trujillo for his marriage: first, one reliquary, one necklace, fine pearls for earrings, one vara of ribbon, one pair of stockings, one silk handkerchief, seven varas of bleaching, one pattern of serge and silk cloth, one cotton muffler, lace for one shirt, one box, one waist, one mattress and blanket, and one mare mule. The above mentioned property belongs to his inheritance and gifts, two mares, one saddle complete with pommel and iron stirrups, one bridle, one sword from San Miguel, one lance, a hand ax, one pair of blunderbusses, one pair of woolen cloth pants garnished belonging to his deceased father, one cloak, cushions, twelve buckskins, one horse mule, one ox, two she asses, one horse, one pig, twenty-seven head of sheep, goats and lambs, and he acknowledges to be content and satisfied. I, Mateo Trujillo, also have received 83 varas of cultivated land and sixteen others to my satisfaction. April 10, 1782. I, Antonio Trujillo, legitimate son of Manuel Trujillo, deceased and resident of San Jose de Chama, received the portion of property left by my deceased father from the executors, signed Jan 20, 1770. Memorandum: I have delivered to my son, Antonio Trujillo, first one saddle with its iron and iron stirrups, bridle spurs with its buckles and cushions, one gun, one sword, one pair of blunderbusses, one leather jacket, one shoulder belt, one cloak, twelve buckskins, one horse and one mare mule, one ox, three she and one he asses, two mares, one horse, one pig, five pesos, twenty head of sheep, which he acknowledged to have received and is satisfied and content. I, Antonia Rosa, widow of Antonio Trujillo, deceased from whom I have a daughter by the name of Marta Maria Ysabel, say that I have received from the executors of my deceased father and give this receipt and that I have received first, eighty-three varas of land, two horses, one horse mule, one burro, one mare, a yoke of oxen, six head of sheep, one heifer, iron stirrups, one sword, a shield, one bridle, one gun powder pocket, one flask, one gun cover, besides the above mentioned, all the household furnishings which belonged to be by right, therefore I say that I am satisfied. Signed April 16, 1782. I, Joaquin Trujillo, legitimate son of Jose Manuel Trujillo, deceased and resident of Chama, say that I have received and am satisfied, signed January 20, 1770. Memorandum of what I delivered to my son, Joaquin Trujillo, first one reliquary, fine pearls for earrings, one necklace, nine varas of bleaching, one string of beads, one linen handkerchief, one apron, one cloak, one pair of silk stockings, one pair of shoes, one girdle belt, one ox, three sheep, two measures of grain, all the above mentioned property are rights belonging to his marriage, one saddle with all irons and buttress, one bridle, one gun, one cutlass, one lance, one pair of blunderbusses, one hand ax, one leather jacket, one cloak, cushions, and a jacket of his deceased father, twelve buckskins, one horse mule, one ox, three she asses, two mares, one pig, and five more, twenty-seven head of sheep and he acknowledges he is satisfied and content. Signed April 19th, 1782. - Needless to say, Rita Martin has remarried and they force another inventory, which includes the blacksmith shop. The children are all satisfied, but they name Rita's brother-in-law as Pedro Antonio Trujillo, who re-bequeaths the children from the new inventory. Reference: Spanish Archives of New Mexico, Series I, Twitchell 1000, Reel 5, Frames 900-939. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-89DX-DVZ?cc=2341907 Grant, Santa Clara > Santa Clara Mission Catholic Church Death register, 1726-1843 > image 36 of 130 | Trujillo, Joseph Manuel (I145393)
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| 5229 | From Southern Claims statement of David Bennett, His Mother died in 1861, Father in 1863, and brother Hugh in 1864. | Bennett, William J. (I85763)
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| 5230 | From the book: In "Kelwood Bridges the Years" on page 266, their son, Roy, gives us this account of their movement: About 1883 they left Canada and settled at Bottineau, North Dakota, travelling by covered wagon and oxen. I remember Mother and Father telling of the Riel Rebellion and how frightened they were. Bottineau had a fort and one night we were awakened about midnight and told that the Indians were coming. Everyone fled in their night attire, hitched up the horses and rode for the fort. They said you could hear the wagons coming for five miles. They sent scouts out to investigate, who found only an old Indian and his squaw down by a lake. Beatrice and Bert were born in the States. In 1892 theyreturned to the Portage Plains, again travelling by covered wagon; there were no bridges, and had to ford all the rivers. They came to theGlensmith district and settled on the NW 1/4 12-19-15 later the Tremain farm.It was here that my brother Jim and I were born." | Hall, Matilda Ann (I50511)
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| 5231 | From the Green County Review Volume 1, #1, October 1980 "James SKAGGS, s/o the founder of SKAGGS' Station lived in Hardin Co[later Hart Co], on Linn Camp Ck. on a tract of land granted him by 2treasury warrents. This James SKAGGS was also a Baptist preacher. Fellowminister, Rev. Wm. DOWNS wrote a slin volume of hyms & poems. Song #69 is "Onthe Rev. James SKAGGS,who departed this life Jan,1814." Sentimental &often straining rhyme, the poem,nevertheless shows the affestion & regardinwhich the Rev. James SKAGGS was heald,both by coworkers & members ofhisflock." "Nancy SKAGGS was granted the admx. of her dec'd husband's eatateinHardin Co on 10th of Oct,1814. James SKAGGS (probably a son) & JosephPEPPERsigned her bond." 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. | Skaggs, James (I39079)
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| 5232 | From the LaRue county Herald News, Thursday, October 5, 1961: Former Resident Buried at Mount Tabor Burial of Mrs. Mamie Price, who died Friday at noon at her homeinLouisville, took place Monday afternoon at Mt. Tabor Church Cemetery, near Hodgenville. she was 69 years ofageand a former LaRue Countian. Surviving are her husband, William H. Price; one daughter, Mrs.PalmerJones; a son, Carl Lee Price; two sisters, Mrs. Cora Skaggs and Mrs. George Hedgespeth; threebrothers,Ivy, Jess, and Arthur Howell; six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. | Howell, Mamie (I39970)
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| 5233 | From The New York Historical Society Collections, this 1905volume features abstracts of wills on file in the Surrogates Office, City of NewYork, from 6/12/1786 to 2/13/1796. Bibliographic Information: Abstracts of Wills Volume XIV 1786-1796,The New York Historical Society, 1905. Page 366.--SAMUEL EDSALL, of Goshen, Orange County, New York, my estate, both real and personal, to be sold at public sale, and after my debts are paid, the moneys to be divided among my wife Abigail, and sons,Jesse and Samuel, share and share alike. I appoint my brothers, Richard and Jacobus Edsall, and my wife Abigail, executors. Dated November 2, 1786. Witnesses, George Rankin, Julia Armstrong, Robert Armstrong, Esq. Proved, November 16, 1786. | Edsall, Samuel (I50009)
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| 5234 | From the Osawatomie Graphic in Osawatomie, Kansas Lonnie C. Johnson April 22, 1918-May 14, 2006 Lonnie C. Johnson, 88, Parker, died Monday, May 15, 2006, in his home. The son of Alonza C. and Ethel Lee Johnson, he was born April 22, 1918, in Mountain Park, N.M. He attended school in Kansas City, Mo. On Oct. 12, 1946, he and Norma Lee Wright were married in Rosemond, Calif. They lived in California for a year before moving to Edgerton. They were parents of two sons. They have lived in Parker since 1962. Mr. Johnson worked in construction most of his life and had also worked in maintenance at schools. During World War II he served with the U.S. Army Air Force from Oct. 22, 1942, until being honorably discharged Jan. 30, 1946. He earned the rank of corporal. He attended Faith Baptist Church in Osawatomie. Those preceding him in death included a sister, Betty Harbison. Survivors include his wife, Norma Johnson of the home; two sons, Lonnie W. Johnson of Marysville, Kan., and Jeffrey A. Johnson of Parker; two sisters, Vera Bybel of Independence, Mo., and Dorothy Tracht of San Diego, Calif.; nine grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. | Johnson, Lonnie Clarence (I22590)
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| 5235 | From The SW Virginian, Vol. 1, #3, Wise, VA, page 29, transcribed by Rhonda S. Roberson. This is a petition asking the House of Delegatesof VA to place a line "fixed along Clinch Mt. and Montgomery line to the Carolina line" to separate them from Washington Co. These inhabitants include those of Clinch River, Mocason Creek, Powels Valley, northbranch of Holstein River, and "others." Dated Dec. 9, 1785. Washington Co.,VA, is in the far southern section of VA, just before the border into TNand not far from NC. Alexander SEAL, James SHEWMAKER, John SHOEMAKER, John SHORT, Thoms. SHORT, David SKAGGS, Solomon SKAGGS, John SKAGGS, Henry SKAGGS, Edwd. SMITH, H. SMITH, John SMITH, Enius SMITH, Elijah SMITH, Wm. SMITH, Wm. SMITH, Eli SMITH, Evens SMITH, Jr., Edward SMOTE, Tom STACY, Masheck STACY, Meshack STACY, Sammuel STALLARD, Edward STAPLETON, Edw. STAPLETON, Isaiah STILLS, Yeah STILS?, John TATE, Thomas TATE, Robert TATE, Jr., Rober TATE, Sr., Richd THOMPSON, John THOMPSON, Wm. THOMPSON, John THOMSON, Saml VANCE, John VANDYETHE, Deeds: 21 July/24 Aug 1784, A 325, Henry Skaggs and Mary Skaggs, toWilliamGrayson, 100 acres, (Monetary terms), Little River, branch ofWoodsRiver; witness, James McCorkle, John Kirk, Robert Currin, John Grayson,andWilliam Christian. (Montgomery County, Christianburg Courthouse) Henry, the Long Hunter, died 1809-1810, and his will is recorded in Green Co., Book 1, p. 48. In W. R. Jillson's Kentucky Land Grants,HenrySKAGGS obtained 400 acres on Pitman Creek, Nelson Co., March 15,1791.Pitman Creek begins in present-day Taylor County and runssouthwest intoGreen County where it empties into the Green River. Helived in thenortheast sector of present day Green Co. HENRY SKAGGS WILL 5 APRIL 1809 GREEN COUNTY, KENTUCKY Will Book 1 pp. 56-57 Will In the name of God Amen, I HENRY SKAGGS of the County of Greenandstate of Kentucky do make this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following (To wit) I leave all my Estate both real and personal to my beloved Wife to be enjoyed by her during her life, and after herdeath, the tract of Land wher on I now live I give to my Grand son JOHNSKAGGSson of JAMES SKAGGS; my Negro man Bob I give to my son DAVID SKAGGS; my negro woman Lucy I give to SYLVIA ROARK; I give to my Daughter SARAH SKAGGS a negro girl Rachel; I give to my son JAMES SKAGGS the rest ofmy negroes, jinney, and all her Children except (Rachel) and herfurther increase should she have any during either my life time or thelifetimeof my Wife. The ballance of my Estate is to be sold, and I give oneDollarto STEPHEN SKAGGS, the Ballance to be equally divided amongst my Children hereafter named, SOLOMON SKAGGS, LUCY STACY, RACHEL RAY, NANCY DSPANE, POLLY COMBS what I have here left to each of my Children is inadditionto what I have heretofore given Lastly I do appoint my son JAMESSKAGGSand ELIAS BARBEE Executors to this my last Will Revoking allothersheretofore made by me. In testamony where of I here unto set my hand and sealthis fifth day of April in the year of our Lord 1809. HENRY SKAGGS (mark) (seal) Signed, sealed and puplished in the presence of ELIAS BARBEE x JOHN BARBEE x LARKIN DURRET x JAMES RAFITY x WILLIAM BARBEE x At a County Court held for Green County on the 4th Monday indecember1810. This will was produced into Court and proven by the oath off LARKIN DURRET, JAMES RAFFIRTY and JOHN BARBEE and ordered to be recordedwhichis done accordingly by Clerk JOHN BARRET DC | Skaggs, Henry (I38283)
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| 5236 | From: Joyce Moore Searching for information of Michael Waldrop, b Tenn. . He was maried toRebecca Brown, b S.C. in Jan. 1810. They were in Wayne Co., Tenn.whereMichael died. She moved to Tishimengo Co., Miss. Her daughter,SarahWaldrop, married Lorenzo Dow Coffman in 1841. They moved to Texasabout1842. Michael Waldrop may have had a brother William and may havebeenthe son of Michael Waldrop, Sr. | Waldrip, Sarah Ann (I91888)
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| 5237 | From: Tommy E. Graham I am looking for information on the family of JAMES SKAGGS one of theearly pioneers into KY, and founder of Skaggs Station in the Green Riverareaof KY sometime around 1780. I am particulary interested in his granddaughter SALLY GRAHAM(daughterof HENRY SKAGGS), and in BERRY SKAGGS,mentioned as having been"suspendedfor drunkenness" from Brush Creek Baptist Church around1800. I believe there may be a connection with my ancestors, ELIJAH andSARAH GRAHAM, both born in NC in 1760/70, and married about 1785, either inSC or just after moving to KY. I believe they were also connected totheBrush Creek Baptish Church. Also, can anyone tell me if Rev. Pepper, whose family married intoboththe Skaggs and Grahams, was the minister at Brush Creek? Rev.Peppermarried Berry D. Graham (son of Elijah and Sarah Graham) and Sarah Wright in1818in Green Co., KY. Possibly at the Brush Creek Baptish Church??> Tommy E. Graham | Skaggs, Sarah 'Sally' (I42841)
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| 5238 | From: Bob Vandyne | ???, Leah (I37994)
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| 5239 | From: jj johnson He is my GGG Grandfather. Name:Hugh Alexander Carroll --------------------------------------------- Birth:aft 1799Kentucky[185] Residence:9 Dec 1829Indiana[187] Census:1850Johnson Co., IN[318] Census:1860Moniteau Co., MO[317] Death:29 Nov 1867Shelby Co., MO[186],[187] Burial:1 Dec 1867Shelby Co., MO[186],[185] Residence:12 May 1873Moniteau Co., MO[308] Alias/AKA:Uncle Joe[186] Occupation:blacksmith[185] Cemetery:Bacon Chapel[185] Father:Barthalmew Carroll (~1774-) Mother:Frances Clark (~1783-) Research He is named in the obituary notice of Jarusha Ann Bailey; [187] He is identified in the "Alexander Hugh Carroll Family"photograph;[185] INCORPORATION: When Jamestown was incorporated in May 1873, he was one ofthepetitioners and was appointed as trustee.[308] CENSUS: There were about twenty Carrol heads of household in Barry Co., MO and about 30 Spencer heads of household, including H.A. Spencer, in the1840US Census.[321] There was also a Hugh Carrol listed in the 1840 and 1850 census records for Barry and McDonald counties in Missouri. These were neighboring counties in southwest Missouri.[321] It is unlikely thatthis was Hugh Alexander Carroll.[320] Spouses --------------------------------------------- 1:Jarusha Ann Bailey Birth:24 Jan 1812Green Co., KY[187],[185] Death:29 Sep 1897Shelby Co., MO[187],[185] Burial:1 Oct 1897Shelby Co., MO[185],[187] Marriage:12 Dec 1830Johnson Co., IN[187],[185],[332],[333] Misc. Notes Carrol, Bartholomew-Hoback, Elizabeth Johnson Co., IN 9-18-1831 Carrol, Hugh-Baly, Jerusha Johnson Co., IN 12-9-1830 [333] Children:Margaret (1831-1914) Andrew K. (1832-1916) Willis (1834-) Elizabeth (1835-1934) Hugh Alexander (1838-1881) Milton Jefferson (1843-1929) Angeline (1845-1934) Martha Jane (1848-1938) Joseph Baley (1849-1935) Sources 185. Photograph, Hugh Alexander Family, date unknown, owned by Aleene Carroll, identified by Aleene Carroll, photocopy in possession. 186. Obituary, Joseph Baily Carroll, 24 Aug 1935, Moniteau Co., MO, California Democrat, city of California, Moniteau Co., MO, photocopyin possession. 187. Obituary, Jarusha Ann Bailey, 29 Sep 1897, Shelby Co.,MO,California Democrat, vol. XXVI, no. 50, pg. 1, col. 5, city of California,Moniteau Co., MO, photocopy in possession. 308. BOOK, J.E. Ford, A History of Moniteau County Missouri,(Missouri: California Democrat, 1936), pgs. 386-388, photocopy in possession. 317. CENSUS, 1860, US Census (Free Schedule), Moniteau Co.,MO,Jamestown, pg. 654, Orange County Library System, Central Av., city of Orlando,FL, photocopy in possession. 318. CENSUS, 1850, US Census (Free Schedule), Johnson Co., IN,townshipof Union, pg. 041, Orange County Library System, Central Av., cityofOrlando, FL, photocopy in possession. 320. CENSUS, 1860, US Census (Free Schedule), McDonald Co., MO,53rdDist, pg. 100, Orange County Library System, Central Av., city of Orlando,FL, photocopy in possession. 321. CENSUS, 1840, US Census (Free Schedule), Barry Co., MO, townshipof Sugar Creek, pg. 40, Orange County Library System, Central Av., cityof Orlando, FL, photocopy in possession. 332. BOOK, Edna Thompson Bice, Marriage Records of Johnson CountyIndiana 1830-1850, (Indiana: DAR, 1930), pg. 7, extracted notes in possession. 333. URL, 9 Dec 1830, Hugh Carrol & Jerusha Baly, view on 17 Nov 1998,by James William Johnson, Indiana State Library Genealogy Division "C-D", Indiana Marriages through 1850, http://www.statelib.lib.in.us, printed version in possession. --------------------------------------------- Last Modified:12 Nov 1998 Created:18 Nov 1998 | Bailey, Jerusha Ann (I50483)
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| 5240 | Front Page of Bible The NEW TESTAMENT of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ Translated out of the Greek and with the Former Translations Diligently Compred nd Revised Stereotyped For the American Bible Society By D. G. Bruce New York 1829 Family Page: William Elmore was born Sept 28th AD 1790 Mary Elmore was born March 11th AD 1801 Mary Jane Elmore was born Nov 4th AD 1826 Lucy Price Elmore was born Decr 8th AD 1828 Jesse Harris Elmore was born March 28th AD 1831 Susan Lambert Elmore was born Ap 1st AD 1833 Peter Kimmel Elmore was born March 12th 1838 Luticia Elmore was born May 1st AD 1841 Nancy Ann Elmore was Sept 1st AD 1821 Roseanna Elmore was born Feb 19th AD 1823 The above is as written in the Bible. Further information (not foundin the Bible): Mary Elmore's family name was Estes, daughter of Moses Estes who diedin Wilson Co TN about 1815. Mary's first husband was a Mr. Neal. William Elmore and Mary Estes Neal were married 4 Dec 1820 in Gallatin Co IL. | Elmore, William (I110554)
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| 5241 | Frontpiece: The HOLY BIBLE containing the OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS, translated outofTHE ORIGINAL TONGUES: and with the Former Translations Diligently Compared and Revised. New York: American Bible Society, 1855. Joseph L. Bragg and Catherine Spurling were married Aug 34d, 1843 John L. Bragg and Marion A. Hodgen were married Aug 25, 1868 Births John L. Bragg, Apr 29, 1844 M. A. Hodgen, Aug 15, 1849 Joseph Lewis Bragg, Sep 10, 1825 Catherine Spurling, Mar 30, 1816 John Bragg, Sep 17, 1800 Patsey C. Bragg, July 4, 1802 Wm. T. or P. Bragg, Sep 16, 1821 John W. Bragg, Mar 10, 1823 Joseph L. Bragg, Sep 10, 1825 Mildred A. Bragg, Mar 29, 1827 Mary F. Bragg, Nov 2, 1829 Charles H. Bragg, Aug 25, 1834 Simeon T. Bragg, Feb 22, 1838 Note: the dates from John Bragg, Sep 17, 1800 down to Simeon T. Bragg, Feb 22, 1838 appear twice: once in the big Bible and on a piece of paper inserted into the Bible. The paper had John Maupin's name on it and it was the frontpiece to: THE SAINTS EVERLASTING REST: or, a Treatise of... saints... extracted from works of Richard Baxter by John Wesley, Philadelphia: Parry Hall, M. DCC. XCI. From this list we learn the A. of Mildred A. is for Ann and F. of Mary F. is for Frances. Deaths Joseph L. Bragg, Mar 13, 1891 Catherine Bragg, Jan 15, 1886 John Bragg, Aug 18, 1839 Patsey C. Bragg, Jan 27, 1883 John W. Bragg, Apr 2, 1904 Mary F. Bragg Dearen, Nov 19, ...?... In pencil written on one of the pages was the name "Samuel Hardin Caffee" the husband of Martha "Mattie" Bragg and daughter of Simeon Bragg and Lydia Chelf. | Bragg, Simeon T. (I37494)
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| 5242 | Full Blood Chippewa Indian and is listed on the Durant Indian CensusofSault Ste. Marie as Maggie Stevenson Listed on 1920 and 1930 census in Drummond Island The orginial family name was Desautel Dit Lapointe. | Lapointe, Margaret (I4215)
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| 5243 | Full name appears to be Jose Gabriel Salazar | Salazar, Jose Gabriel (I128435)
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| 5244 | Full name appears to be Jose Ygnacio Salazar. | Salazar, Jose Ygnacio (I128397)
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| 5245 | Full Name is : Rody Lututia Mary Elvira Sossone Homes Brath Campbell. Divorced from Hugh Warren in 1863. Full Name is : Rody Lututia Mary Elvira Sossone Homes Brath Campbell. | Campbell, Rody Lututia Mary Elvira Sossone Homes (I36699)
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| 5246 | Full Name May Be William Charles Lee. Birthdate May Be 17February,1789. Listed in census records as Charles Lee, born circa 1788. Another researcher believes these two Charles are of different parentage, as a William C. Lee was married to a Rhody Pettes? on 23 Oct 1818 in Green County, Kentucky. My thoughts are that this Charles Lee is the right age to have been married. The other is too, but at around 30 years of age versus around 20 years of age, I went with the younger marriage. | Lee, William Charles (I37265)
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| 5247 | Full name: Zelmer Zelmotis Maxine Maxamae Loyall Full name: Zelmer Zelmotis Maxine Maxamae Loyall | Loyall, Zelmer (I42766)
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| 5248 | Funeral services for Charlie Parrott Dearen, 53 years of age, were held Sunday, May 21 at 2 p.m. from the Palestine Baptist Church with the Rev. D. L. Druien in charge, assisted by the Rev. Sam Conners and Rev. T. S. Curry. Burial was in Brookside Cemetery. Mr. Dearen, son of the late Bud and Betty Parrott Dearen, was born in Taylor County April 23, 1897. He died at his home on Spurlington Road Friday, May 19 at 2:45 p.m. He had been in ill health for the past year. He professed faith in Christ at an early age in life and was a member of the Palestine Baptist Church. He united in marriage to Miss Ora Lee St. Clair on July 5, 1923 and to this union one son and two daughters were born. Surviving are Carolyn Dearen and Mrs. Gene Rice, both at home. Besides wife and children, he is survived by two sisters and two brothers, Mary Dearen of Birmingham, Ala.; Sadie Dearen and George Dearen, both of Taylor County and Billie Dearen of Bardstown; also several nieces and nephews and many other relatives and friends. Pallbearers were Tyler and H. T. Parrott, Mack, R.P., and Willian VanCleave, and Perry Lee Hicks. Honorary bearers were Rodger Parrott, Esco Stapp, Sam Whitlock, Elmer Davidson, Gurves Whitlock, Truman Henson, Dr. C. V. Hiestand, Ray Rice, Ray Borders, Gene Blakey, and Everett Kerr. ~The News-Journal, Thursday, May 25, 1950 | Dearen, Charles "Charlie" Parrott (I104233)
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| 5249 | Funeral services for Gracie Lee Kiser McMasters, 91, will be 2 p.m. Tuesday, January 18, 2011 at George Price Funeral Chapel, Levelland with Elgin Conner, minister of 13th and K Church of Christ, Levelland, officiating. Burial will be in City of Levelland Cemetery under direction of George Price Funeral Home, Levelland. She died Friday, January 14, 2011 in Lubbock, Texas. She was born on October 25, 1919 in Meeker, Oklahoma to Cicero Wesley and Nellie Kiser. She was raised in a farm family and moved from central Texas to Hockley County in 1927. From childhood, she remembered going to town in a horse drawn wagon and her father plowing with teams of horses. She attended Hodges Community School in northern Hockley County and participated in declamation. She graduated from Whitharral High School in 1938 where she enjoyed playing basketball. Gracie married the love of her life, Pershing (Pert) McMasters in 1941. During WWII, as a member of the"Greatest Generation", she undertook long journeys across America to be with her husband as he trained at Army Air Force bases scattered from coast to coast, carring their first child, Ann, with her. After WWII, she continued to care for her family as they had many adventures and made friends in west Texas and eastern New Mexico while her husband drilled oil wells for Magnolia-Mobil Oil Company. Gracie served as a dorm mother for South Plains College for seven years. Following her retirement in 1993, she became a volunteer for the Senior Citizens and enjoyed doing that for 14years. She was named Senior Citizen for the Month of August in 2007. She spent much of her life caring for others. As the oldest daughter in her family, she cared for her younger siblings. As a homemaker she cared for her children, helped her parents in their declining years, loved her grandchildren, great-grandchildren, great-great grandchildren and her nephews and nieces. She was a lifelong member of the Church of Christ. She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Pershing McMasters; her parents; bothers, Alton Kiser, C. W. Kiser, Jr., Kenneth Kiser, Earnest Kiser; her sister, Geneva Cooper; her son-in-law, Winston Dodson; and a granddaughter, Caitlin McMasters. Survivors include her children, Ann Dodson of Lubbock, Texas, David McMasters and his wife, Alva of Fort Stockton, Texas, Dennis McMasters and his wife Robin of Brownsburg, Indiana; her brothers, Harvey Kiser of Smyer, Texas and Charlie Kiser and his wife, Lynette of Forth Worth, Texas; her grandchildren, Scott Dodson, Tina Edmunds, Dava Longoria, Wes McMasters; great-grandchildren, Brittany, Casey, Abigail, Ethan, Maria Ann, and Lilly; great-great grandchildren, Whitney, Camron, Caden, Cadi, Caillat; and many nieces and nephews whom she dearly loved. | Kiser, Gracie Lee (I114854)
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| 5250 | Funeral services for Hollis A. Greer, 25, one of the eight victims ofthetragedy at Monument, New Mexico, last Thursday whenanitro-glycerinecharge was exploded prematurely were held at BungerSunday afternoon. Mr. Greer was born on January 29, 1913, at Bradshaw, inRunnellsCounty,Texas. Mr. Greer had lived in New Mexico since 1936, working as switcher fortheTwo States oil Company. Prior to that he had lived for some timeinCalifornia, but most of his life had been spent in Texas. He wasmarriedin 1935 to Miss Florene West. He is survived by his wife and two small sons, Jerry Dean andHollisWayne; his mother, Mrs. Elmina Greer of Oil Center, NM; fivesisters,Mrs. BF Isles of Bunger, Mrs. Jack Henderson of Electra, Mrs.JA Bills ofElectra, Mrs. CC Jones of Bunger, and Mrs. Jack Baker ofCottonwood, AZ;and a half brother, Jack Coker of Oil Center, NM. Allwere present forthe funeral, which was conducted by Rev. EW Bridges,pastor of the FirstMethodist Church of Graham. The Morrison FuneralHome brought the bodyfrom New Mexico and had charge of the funeralarrangements. Among the relatives here for the funeral, in addition to the membersofthe immediate family, were: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Zackery and familyofAspermont, Mrs. Beulah Greer of Hobbs, NM, Mike Greer and sonofAspermont, Mrs. Baker and son of Cottonwood, AZ, Mr and Mrs DonRiodonand family of Hobbs NM, and Mr and Mrs. Lewis Greer and familyofAspermont." | Greer, Hollis A. (I61749)
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