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| 5251 | Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Ingram Buckner, 86 years of age, were held Tuesday afternoon, September 27 at 2 p.m. from the Campbellsville Baptist Church with the Rev. B. J. Skaggs and the Rev. J. L. Robinson in charge. Burial was in Brookside Cemetery. Mrs. Buckner, daughter of the late Walter W. and Betty West Edwards Ingram, was born in Taylor County March 6, 1863. She died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Shelby Chandler, on Monday, September 26, at 1 a.m. She professed faith in Christ at an early age in life and was a member of the Campbellsville Baptist Church. She united in marriage to Richard D. Buckner on October 26, 1884 and to this union two daughters and two sons were born: Mrs. J. Shelby Chandler, Mrs. B. H. Bowen, Dr. Frank I. Buckner, and Robert W. Buckner, all of Campbellsville. Mr. Buckner preceded her in death in 1944. She is also survived by ten grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, and many other relatives and friends. Pallbearers were Clarence Bland, Dennis Vaughn, Allison Shipp, Charlie Newcomb, Horace Massie and Robinson Young. | Edwards, Elizabeth "Betty" West (I127167)
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| 5252 | Funeral Services Held In Weed Friday For Mr. George Warren Mr. George Dudley Warren, well known in this community passed away on November 5th, 1963, at Sebastopol, California, where he had resided for about two years. Born December 27th 1866, in Missouri, he was 96 years, 10 months and 8 days of age at the time of his death. Mr. Warren and his family came to Weed about 39 years ago to make their homes. He was a long time member of the F. & A. M., of Weed. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Sarah Warren of Weed, California; Four daughters and four sons: Everett Warren of Weed, George Warren of Petaluma, Robert Warren of Warsaw, Missouri, and Artie Warren of Carrollton, Missouri; Mrs. Cora Newcomb, Lawrence, Kansas; Mrs. Minnie Simpson of Sebastopol, California, and Mrs. Vernona Niswonger of Weed, California; Two half-brothers, Everett Warren and Otis Warren, both of Kingsburg, California. There are also numerous other more distant relatives, including grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great grandchildren -- in all, about 88 decendants. One daughter, Ruth, preceded Mr. Warren in death many years ago in Weed. Funeral services for Mr. Warren were held at 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon, Friday, November 8th, in the Church of Christ in the Warren Addition, North of Weed. Charles A. Fowler, Minister of the Church of Christ, conducted the services. Mr. Warren was a member of the Church of Christ of Weed, and was very active in its work, until failing health forced his retirement. The funeral services were under the direction of the Mount Shasta Memorial Chapel. Following the services here, interment took place in the Mount Shasta Memorial Park. The large assemblage of relatives and friends, and the many beautiful flowers attested to the esteem in which the deceased was held. Mr. Warren had a host of friends throughout this community, who are saddened by his passing. All extend sincere sympathy to the bereaved. | Warren, George Dudley (I21982)
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| 5253 | Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock fromtheZion Separate Baptist Church for Mr. Alex L. Shofner, who died atthehome of his daughter, Mrs. Otha Hiestand on Route 1, CaseyCreek,Saturday, September 21, 1963, after a short illness. Serviceswereconducted by Rev. J. H. Bloyd with burial in the church cemetery.Mr.Shofner, 85, a retired farmer, was a resident of theMannsvillecommunity. Since early in life he has been a member of theZion SeparateBaptist Church. Sixty-two years ago he was united inmarriage to MissLaura Kathern Gaddie, who preceded him in death in1955. He is survivedby the following children, Mrs. Otha Hiestand,Rt. 1, Casey Creek; Mrs.R. T. Cash, Rt. 4, City; Mrs. Hervie Dodson,Hodgenville; Mrs. TrumanThompson, Jeffersonville, Ind.; Mrs. CoraFrances of Long Island, N.Y.;Lonnie Shofner, Louisville; Fred Shofner,Winter Garden, Florida; andWalter Shofner, Mannsville. Besideschildren, he is survived by onesister a! nd three brothers, Mrs. Sallie Price, City; Albert, West, andEnochShofner, all of Campbellsville; 26 grandchildren and56great-grandchildren. Pallbearers were Don Marasa, Junior, ErnestandShirley Cahs, Lewis and Wayne Dobson. ~The News-Journal,Thursday,September 26, 1963 | Shofner, Alexander L. 'Alex' (I46622)
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| 5254 | Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Cole and Maud Chapel here for Arvil Amos, who died in Fresno, Calif. Aug 17. Rev. Ross Ford, of the Assembly of God Church in Eloy, conducted the services. Mr. Amos was born in Arkansas, Sept. 28, 1903. A former resident of Casa Grande, he has been living in California for the past 1-1/2 years. Surviving are his sons, A. J., of Casa Grande, Paul B. and Eugene, both of Silver City, N.M., Ben, of McAlester, Okla., and Kenneth, who is stationed in Japan with the Marine Corps; his daughters, Mrs. Betty Jo Husky, of McAlester, Okla., Mrs. Ann Lee Mitchell and Juanita and Peggy Amos, all of Crowder, Okla. Other survivors include his brothers, Harvey and Jim, of Eloy, and Marvin, of Stegler, Okla.; sisters, Mrs. Verty Yarbrough, of Eloy, and Mrs. Ethel Gadberry, of Texas; and 14 grandchildren. Interment was at Mountain View Cemetery. | Amos, Arvil (I105173)
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| 5255 | FUNERAL TUESDAY FOR HERMAN WARREN Funeral services were held Tues., a 2:00 pm at the Pleasant RidgeChurchfor Herman Leburn Warren, of the Wards section, who died at theGlasgowClinic Hospital Sunday, 1 Feb [1953]. Rev. Roy Vance was incharge of theservice. Burial was in the church cemetery. The son ofMr. and Mrs. TomWess Warren, he was born 13 July 1934. He is survivedby his parents; 4sisters, Mrs. Elsie Thompson, Wyoming Ill., Mrs.Pansy Huber, Louisville,Mrs. Pansy Huber, Louisville, Mrs. Lola Skaggsand Mrs. Opal Skaggs, Mt.Sherman; 3 brothers, Herbert Warren, Peoria,Ill., Bland Warren, Wards,and Alco Warren of Lousivlle. Pallbearerswere L.H. Clopton, Gene Hoover,Hubert Skaggs, Harvey Cruse, BillieBell, and Arvin Thompson. Posted with permission of the Greensburg Record Herald | Warren, Herman Leburn (I116572)
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| 5256 | Gabriel Constable and Johanna his wife and Ralph Constable, gent. William Dannett and Frances his wife and Richard Ingram, gent. 2 messuages with lands in Headon. A warrant against John Ingram and against Richard, the son of John, and his heirs. | Ingram, John (I124759)
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| 5257 | Gabriel could be the son of Avery Warren, although through recent research, I doubt this to be the case. He may be the son of one the sons of the William and Rhoda Warren family; possibly Ben or Andrew. Avery gave land to all his known children, but I do not find any land transactions with Gabriel. He may also be a son of Jeremiah Warren, who died fairly early in life also. Jeremiah was a brother of Avery Warren. He likely is related to Nathaniel Warren. Gabriel is listed with Nathaniel's family in the 1850 Taylor County, Kentucky federal census. At age 15, perhaps a younger brother. Gabriel is listed as available for serving in the civil war. This list is from Green county courthouse records stating all able bodied men between 18-45 could be required to serve in the War. Gabriel is on 1 of the 4 lists dated 1864. 1900 Taylor county census has Gabriel's birthdate as October, 1827 Gabriel and family are listed on the1850 Federal Census, Taylor County,Kentucky, page 167, household 249. This indenture made and entered into on this 15th day of January 1855 by and between Gabriel Warren of the County of Marion & State of Kentucky of the first part and Stephen W. Grabheart of the County of Taylor & State aforesaid of the otherpart, witnesseth that whereas the parties aforesaid jointly owned and held a certain parcel or tract of being & lying on the waters of Robinson Creek in the County and State aforesaid each of said parties being entitled to the one undivided half of said land which such contains about 392 acres and wheras ??? ??? who were appointed by the Taylor County court met on said land on the 20th day of December 1854 and surveyed and divided the same alloting and setting apart unto the said Stephen W. Grabheart one hundred and seventy two acres as his moity? of said land and setting apart unto the said Warren two hundred and twenty acres as his moity? of said land. The said Gabriel Warren for and in consideration of the said Stephen W. Grabheart conveying unto him the two hundred and twenty acres as set apart by the commissioners of aforesaid have this day bargained sold and conveyed and by these presents doth bargain sell and convey the one hundred and seventy two acres as set apart by the commissioners aforesaid and is bounded as follows (viz) Beginning at two Beeches in the East and line of said 392 acre survey and running with the same N60 E 95 poles to a Beech Hornbran & Hickory stump lying corner of the survey thence with his line N30 W335 poles to a Popular & Ash the North West corner of said survey thence S45 W101 poles to a Hickory in the division line thence with the same S30 E170 poles to two Dogwoods on the side of the old Standford road, thence S53 W18 to the middle of said road a white Oak marked on one side of the road and a spanish Oak on the other, thence S45 e80 poles to a white Oak and Beech in the bottom thence S25 E80 poles to the beginning containing one hundred and seventy two acres be the same more or less. Together with all and singular & the appertenances thereunto belonging in any way unto the said Stephen W. Grabheart his heirs & assigns and the said Gabriel Warren doth hereby for himself and his heirs forever warrant the title of the land hereby conveyed unto the said Stephen W. Grabheart his heirs & assigns free from the claim of any and all persons whatsoever. Signed Gabriel Warren (His Mark) Rebecca Warren (His Mark) | Warren, Gabriel (I36435)
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| 5258 | Gad Elmer Jr will of 1823, in which brother in law Othniel Johnson gave bond. Othniel Johnson was the husband of Anna Elmer (Sister of Gad Jr.) | Elmer, Gad (I32597)
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| 5259 | GALLANT b. 1800, Ky., Little is known except according to the 1830census, he was living in Izard Co. and by 1870 he was living in Fannin Co. Tex. with George, b. 1834, Ark, and Rebecca b. 1836, Ark. | Graham, Gallant (I44335)
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| 5260 | Gallipolis Journal, Gallia County, Ohio September 07, 1876 MARRIAGE LICENSES, L. V. Linear and Josephine Blankenship William H. Hurin and Susanna Kerns. David R.Davles and Amelia Lewis. William H.Bowen and Susan C. Christy. George W. Vlney, Jr., and Anna M. Whitten. James Snyder and Mary-Frazler. One [marriage] omitted by request. | Family: William H. Hurin / Susanna Kerns (F48618)
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| 5261 | Gardner Cemetery, est. 1857 500 W Grand St Gardner, Gardner Twp, Johnson, KS Cemetery Contact: Gardner Township Cemetery Association Victor, Addie; b. 1875, d. 1934, Section 1, Row 22 Victor, Chester H; b. 1913, d. 1952, Section 5, Row 25 Victor, Clara; b. 02 Feb 1804, d. 01 Mar 1880, s/w Jacob Victor,Section4, Row 11 Victor, Clara; b. 1909, d. 1992, AZ, s/w Howard Victor, Section 4, R Victor, Clarence W; b. 06 May 1891, d. 25 Mar 1951, KANSAS PVT69INFANTRY 10 DIV WW I, Section 1, Row 22 Victor, E G; b. 09 Mar 1831, d. 23 Dec 1918, Co F 9th Kan ColInf,Section 4, Row 11 Victor, Earl Z; b. 1878, d. 1959, Section 5, Row 25 Victor, Elsie M; b. 1890, d. 1948, s/w Robert Victor, Section 4, Row27 Victor, Grover; b. 28 Apr 1890, d. 24 Jun 1969, Father, Section 5, R Victor, Howard; b. 1911, d. 1988, AZ, s/w Clara Victor, Section 4, R Victor, J W; b. 1893, d. 1913, Section 1, Row 22 Victor, Jacob; b. 18 Apr 1804, d. 01 Aug 1858, s/w Clara Victor,Section4, Row 11 Victor, Lizzie Ellmore; b. 1865, d. 1885, Their Daughter,Victormonument, Section 5, Row 24 Victor, Louisa E; b. 1847, d. 1874, Mother, Victor monument, Section5,Row 24 Victor, Mattie; b. 04 Mar 1876, d. 30 Dec 1904, Wife of Earl ZVictor,Daughter of J F and M H Oshel, Erected by Women of the Woodcraft, Section 5, Row 25 Victor, Minnie Lampson; b. 05 Oct 1859, d. 28 Sep 1904, Mother,Section4, Row 29 Victor, Myrtle Ellen; b. 12 Feb 1886, Mother, Section 5, Row 25 Victor, Rich'd;, CO I 12th KANS INF, Section 4, Row 11 Victor, Robert; b. 1890, d. 1936, s/w Elsie M Victor, Section 4, Row27 Victor, Robert W; b. 1845, d. 1920, Father, Victor monument, Section5,Row 24 Victor, Thomas; d. 22 Sep 1884, 06 y 04 m 19 d, Section 4, Row 11 Victor, Walter; b. 1866, d. 1944, Section 1, Row 22 | Victor, Jacob (I44305)
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| 5262 | Garvin Oklahoma in 1935. | Morrow, Mamie Elsie Dolores (I41557)
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| 5263 | Gary Richard Waldrop Marietta Gary Richard Waldrop, 62, beloved husband of Betty Jean PierceWaldrop,died suddenly on June 27, 2005, at St. Francis Hospital. A service will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, Jun. 30, 2005, at the homeofMr. Waldrop's oldest son, 410 Tugaloo Road, Travelers Rest. Surviving, in addition to his wife of 42 years, are two sons andadaughter, Gary Charles Waldrop of Travelers Rest, Verner Ray WaldropofTrenton, Fla., and Lindsey Rae Waldrop of the home; sixgrandchildren,Chelsea, Krista, Lillian, Mark, Shawn and Cody; onebrother and twosisters, James Harold Waldrop of Travelers Rest, BettyBridges ofGreenville, and Doris Brown of Marietta. Mr. Waldrop was born in Greenville, a son of the late William VernerandFlora Estelle Epps Waldrop. He served in the U.S. Air Force, andwas amember of Nine Forks Baptist Church. The family will be at 410 Tugaloo Road, Travelers Rest. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Salvation Army BoysandGirls Club, P.O. Box 1237, Greenville, SC 29602. Cremation Society of South Carolina is serving the Waldrop family. www.imemorial.com Published in The Greenville News: 06-29-2005 | Waldrop, Gary Richard (I112546)
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| 5264 | Gaylord L. Sterling Jr. A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Friday, March 5, 2004, inBatemanCarroll Funeral Chapel for Gaylord L. Sterling Jr., who diedMarch 2 atage 65. Mr. Sterling was born Sept. 23, 1938, in Ellensburg, Wash. Hegraduatedfrom Central Washington University and he served in the CoastGuard. Hemoved in 1962 to Portland and was a self-employed insuranceagent forabout 30 years. In 1975, he married Darlene Gallo. Survivors include his wife; sons, Garth and Michael; stepson,ScottGates; stepdaughter, Tamara Gates; and two grandchildren Obituary: GAYLORD STERLING Gaylord "Butch" L. Sterling, 65,, died March 2, 2004. He was born in Ellensburg on Sept. 23, 1938. He graduated fromEllensburgHigh School and Central Washington University. He laterserved in theU.S. Coast Guard. He moved to Oregon and owned aninsurance agency fornearly 30 years. Survivors include his wife, Darlene; sons, Garth andMichael;stepchildren, Scott Gates and Tamara Gates; grandchildren,Jake Laredoand Felicia; brother, John C. (Joyce) Sterling of Renton;and sister,Patricia Sterling of Bainbridge Island. Services were held March 5 in Gresham, Ore. Father Dennis Galloconductedthe service. | Sterling, Gaylord Lemuel 'Butch' (I2488)
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| 5265 | Geisbert of Harpers Ferry, W.Va., Rick Geisbert of Frederick, Md.,KerriKorrell of Thurmont, Md., and Lorri Brown of Martinsburg, W.Va;10grandchildren; 11 step-grandchildren; eight great-greatgrandchildren,and two stepgreat-grandchildren. He was pre-deceased by two infant brothers. Funeral services will be on Monday, June 14, at 10 a.m., in the RobertE.Dailey and Son Funeral Homes, 615 E. Main St., Thurmont, Md., withtheRev. Norman Kemmerer officiating. Interment will be in the BlueRidgeCemetery, Thurmont, Md. Friends should call at the funeral home, on Sunday, June 13, from 1 to9p.m., with the family receiving friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Serving as pallbearers will be his sons: Philip Eyler and CliftonEyler;grandsons: Michael Eyler, Brian Valentine, Mark Valentine, DavidEyler,and Jeffrey Eyler; and Randy Valentine. Memorial contributions can be made to the American Kidney Fund,6110Executive Boulevard, Rockville, Md. 20852, or to the Hospice ofFrederickCounty, P.O. Box 1799, Frederick, MD 21702. Gettysburg Times, The (Jun/13/2004) | Eyler, Carroll Ray (I114268)
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| 5266 | GEN. NATHAN BEDFORD FOREST, BORN IN CHAPEL HILL. GEN. NATHAN BEDFORD FORREST, the brave Confederate leader, was bornatChapel Hill in Marshall County. His gr. grandfather, SHADRACK FORREST lived in ORANGE COUNTY,NorthCarolina and had a son NATHAN FORREST, who in about 1805/6 movedtoSUMNER COUNTY & later to BEDFORD COUNTY. Nathan's son WILLIAMFORREST wasthe father of GEN. NATHAN BEDFORD FORREST, born at or nearChappel Hillin Marshall County. WILLIAM FORREST moved over into TIPPACOUNTY,Mississippi, where he died in 1837. The son NATHAN was left tocare forthe family. GEN. FORREST married a MARY ANN MONTGOMERY. Livedin MEMPHIS. Nathan Bedford FORREST born 13 Jul 1821 died 29 Oct 1877 mar. MaryAnnMONTGOMERY 1843 Ch: William Montgomery, Frances A. | Forrest, Nathan Bedford (I97067)
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| 5267 | Genealogical Records: Virginia Land, Marriage, and ProbateRecords,1639-1850 Date: Oct 4, 1741 Location: Spotsylvania Co., VA Record ID: 44004 Occupation: Gentleman Description: Grantor Book Page: D Property: 800 a. in Caroline and Spts. Co. Remarks: Henry Goodloe, Gent., of Spts. Co., as by Deed, 13 May1736,conveyed unto George Goodloe of Caroline Co., Gent., now decd.800 a. inCaroling and Spts. Co., which sd. 800 a of land is devised bythe sd.George Goodlow, Decd., in his last will and testament, Dated 4Oc 1741unto his three sons, Henry, George, and Robert, etc. Aug 1748. Notes: This land record was originally published in "VirginiaCountyRecords - Spotsylvania County, 1721-1800, Volume I" edited byWilliamArmstrong Crozier. | Goodloe, George (I42012)
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| 5268 | Genealogical Register of the First Settlers of New England Author: John Farmer Call Number: R929.1 F233 Page 256 SCOTT, BENJAMIN, Cambridge and Braintree, had sons. b. in the lastplace,John, b. 1640; Joseph, b. 1644; Benjamin, born 1646; John, 2d,b. 1648. ABenjamin Scott d. at Rowley in 1671. EDWARD, Hadley 1662.Coffin. JOHN,Massachusetts, was admitted freeman in 1643. JOHN, whosename is spelledSkot in the colony records, was admitted freeman in1639. One Branch of the Booth Family Showing the lines of connection with one hundred Massachusetts Bay colonists by Charles Edwin booth, 1910. Page 81 SCOTT. Benjamin Scott, Braintree; was also of Cambridge, before settling in Rowley in 1651. He was born ??? died between June 6 and July 14, 1671. married Margaret born ??? died Sept. 22, 1692. He was granted a house lot next Edward Hazen's at Rowley, May 11, 1664. He was made Freeman by the General Court, May 3, 1665, "on certificate of being in full communion with Rowley church." His widow Margaret was executed in Salem, 22nd Sept. 1692, as guilty of "certain detestable arts called Witchcraft and Sorceries," and was the only one so executed from Rowley. | Scott, Benjamin (I24789)
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| 5269 | Genealogy of Robert Keyes of Watertown, Massachusetts 1633, Solomon Keyes of Newbury And Chelmsford, Massachusetts, 1653, and Their Descendants: Also, others of the name, by Asa Keyes. Brattleboro: George E. Selleck, Printer, 1880. A tradition prevailed among the earlier descendants of Solomon, and is now current among the older members of the "Keyes" family, that two brothers from England, settled in this country and were the ancestors of all of the name in America. Various names have been ascribed to the brothers, and different ports have been mentioned as their placeof landing, but I find no record relating to either of them, earlierthanthat of the marriage of "Solomon Keies and Frances Grant at Newbury, Mass., Oct. 2, 1653." The birth of the five elder children is recorded at Newbury. In 1664 and 1665, Solomon and Joseph Keyes took up land in Chelmsford, Mass., and in that town is recorded the birth of the other children of Solomon and Frances. There appears to be no record of the marriage of Joseph, supposed tobe the the brother of Solomon, or of the birth of children. He might have had children born in England, or before he came to this country. Solomon was town clerk and tything man in Chelmsford, and seems to have been a man of influence in those early days. "The old Keyes homestead, par excellence, a roomy, two story white house, now more than two hundred years old, stands in the town of Westford, which was set off from Chelmsford, and incorporated in 1729, and most of the families of the name in that vicinity, are now said tobe of Westford. The village according to an old writer, is handsomely situated on a swell of fine land, commanding a beautiful prospect of great extent, and contains an academy of ancient date andrespectablestanding." In an old town book of Chelmsford, we find the followin "Sar g nt Solomon Keys, dyed, Mch 28, 1702." His wife Frances, died, 1708. The name is spelled Keyes in the Newbury records, with one exception, where the second ?? is omitted, probably by mistake. At Chelmsford,the records make it Keies, generally, during the life of Solomon, although during the few years preceding, (as in the record of) his death, wefind it sometimes Keys. | Keyes, Solomon (I49995)
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| 5270 | Genealogy of Robert Keyes of Watertown, Massachusetts 1633, Solomon Keyes of Newbury And Chelmsford, Massachusetts, 1653, and Their Descendants: Also, others of the name, by Asa Keyes. Brattleboro: George E. Selleck, Printer, 1880. The death of Robert, is recorded at Watertown, Newbury, Plymouth and Sudbury, Mass. The Watertown record says: "Robert removed to Sudbury, Mass., June 16, 1645, where he died 1647." Another record, makes his death occur July 16, 1647. His history seems to be, that he was in Watertown, in 1633 if not earlier, removed toNewburybetween 1643 and 1645, and to Sudbury during the latter year,and died in 1647. His widow was married to John Gage, in 1658, or according to the Plymouth record, Nov. 1664. | Keyes, Robert (I47120)
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| 5271 | General T Underwood Enumeration District: 0080 Color: W Age: 39 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0145 County: Larue Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Ersley S 43, Kentucky Daughter Roseth 15, Kentucky Daughter Sopha E 14, Kentucky Son Henry E 12, Kentucky Son Ernest 10, Kentucky Son Tennilly 08, Kentucky Daughter Mattie 06, Kentucky | Underwood, G. Thomas (I53940)
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| 5272 | George and Charlotte are listed on the 1881 Canadian census, living in Manitoba, Saskatchewan district 6, listed on page 12. George listshis origins as Scottish, and Charlotte lists hers as English. I located a death certficate for Charlotte Jane Fulton. She [Charlotte] died in Mexico, New York., August 20, 1945. 89 years 5 months 25 days. Born in Ontario, Canada, Feb 25 1856. Parents: Joseph B. Hall Sara M. Hatch [This is in Oswego County, New York] From: Doug Fulton Found an obit for this lady. Not much in it except that "she issurvived by two daughters Mrs. Louise Oliver and Mrs. Nellie Hesh, Mexico, a sister Mrs. Thomas Livingston, who resides in British Columbia, Canada, 11 grand childen, 9 great grand children, several nieces and nephews". "Bearers were Roy Hinbaugh, Harold Hinbaugh, John McLain, AlbertAhern, Willis Martinez and Walter Hesh". --- end --- | Hall, Charlotte Jane (I54302)
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| 5273 | George Ann was listed as child of James and Tempe (Warren) Pierce in civil war pension record, born 22 March 1862. | Pierce, George Ann (I123302)
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| 5274 | George Firth, a native of Yorkshire, England, also settled on lot 15, con. 7, in or about the year 1832. He was the inventor of a mouldboard for ploughs, which had a name in its day. His son, John Firth, livedfor many years of the Penetanguishene Road, half way between Wyebridge and Penetanguishene, on lot 105, which came to be known as Firth's Corner. | Firth, John Hairsine (I53169)
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| 5275 | George G. Dunn age 80, a life long resident of Millcreek, passed away Sunday, July 19, 2009 surrounded by his family at Fairview Manor. He was born in North Girard, PA on August 11, 1928 the son of the late Glenn and Margaret Drury Dunn.George served in the US Army 7th infantry Division Signal Corps and served in the beginning of the Korean War. He was a supervisor at Penn Brass and Copper for 42 years. He was a member of the Nuova Aurora Club and a life member of the American Legion.He enjoyed working on his Volkswagen and cars; he built wind chimes and was a tinkerer. He also enjoyed gardening. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Marjorie Ormsbee Dunn; his second wife Rose Hill Dunn; a son Kelly J. Dunn; three brothers, Melvin Dunn, Dale Dunn, and Robert Dunn and a sister Leah Sirak.He is survived by three sons: Daniel Dunn, Sr. and wife Diane of Millcreek, Scott Dunn of Millcreek and Patrick Dunn and wife Karen of Erie, a brother Hugo "Pat" Dunn of Girard. He is further survived by ten grandchildren and several great-grandchildren, many nieces and nephews.Friends may call at the Burton Westlake Funeral Home 3801 W. 26th at Powell Ave. Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9pm. and are invited to a service there Thursday at 10:00 a.m. with Rev. David McIlvried officiating. Burial will be in Waterford Cemetery with full Military Honors.Memorials may be made to the US Olympic Committee, 1 Olympic Place, Colorado Springs, CO 80909. | Dunn, George (I127467)
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| 5276 | George Ingram was sentenced to 7 years in prison on 23 May 1845 basedontrial in Birmingham, Warwickshire, England. I could not find thespecificoffense, but something as small as stealing rags could bring a 7 yearssentence.George was transported to Australia on the Convict Ship "Joseph Somes". Theshipleft Woolwich, England on 10 December 1845 and arrived in Sydney, Australia13June 1846. He was listed as being on the probation gang. In 1849, he was given a ticket of leave (like a pardon)whileincarcerated in Tasmania. It appears from the record that he was released after4years of being imprisoned. The records state listings of male convicts transported from theUnitedKingdom to Van Diemens land, including all those who have become free, orbeenpardoned since the transmission of the last returns in 1846 showing the placeanddate of trial, sentence, and position of each at the end of the year 1849. Tickets of leave allowed convicts to live and work for their ownwageswherever they wanted to within a certain Police District. Tickets of leaveweregenerally given to convicts with good behavior. Convicts became eligible foraticket after a certain amount of their sentence had been served. Generally aconvictbecame eligible after 4 years for a seven year sentence, after 6 years forafourteen year sentence, and after 8 years for a life sentence. Once a yeartheconvict had to report in at the ticket of leave muster or else the ticketwasrevoked. It appears from preliminary information this same George Ingram islistedon the Aston, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England census in 1841. Father listed as William Ingram, age 56 in 1841. (abt 1785);bornWarwickshire, England. Mother listed as Sarah, age 55 in 1841. (abt 1786); bornWarwickshire,England. Son George, age 24 in 1841 (abt 1817); born Warwickshire, England. Sister Hannah, age 20 in 1841 (abt 1821); born Warwickshire, England. Sister Mary Ann, age 12 in 1841 (abt 1829); born Warwickshire,England. There are at least a half-dozen George Ingram's living inWarwickshire,England in 1841; but only 4 that are anywhere near the 1814 age given by youfromyour initial information. | Ingram, George (I31734)
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| 5277 | George Kelly's birth date of 8 November 1880 obtained from World War I draft registration card. Wife Pearl was also listed as nearest relative. He registered on 9-12-1918. | Kelly, George (I135802)
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| 5278 | George L. Huffman George L. Huffman a long time resident of Arizona passed away January5,2005. He was born September 8, 1910, in Ontario, Canada. An avidgolfer,George was a 30 year member of the Wigwam Country Club,Litchfield Park.Over the Christmas holidays, he played a round of golfwith his two sonsGeorge Jr. and Larry. The fivesome included twograndsons, Lance andShawn Huffman. He is survived by two sisters, twosons, two daughters,seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. A memorial service willbeheld at North Scottsdale United Methodist Church, Saturday, January8that 2:30 pm. Donations can be made in his memory to the Boys andGirlsClub of Greater Scottsdale, 10515 E. Lakeview Drive, Scottsdale,85258. Published in The Arizona Republic on 1/7/2005. | Huffman, George L. (I18416)
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| 5279 | George Mariano Montoya and Rosalia Isabel Chaves, Isleta Pueblo and Belen, 15 Occober-17 December 1816, AHAD-366, f. 645-5l. George Mariano Montoya, 25, single, was the legitimate son of Juan Cristobal Montoya and Maria Luisa Pac;lilla. Rosalia Isabel Chaves, 19, espanola, single, was the legitimate daughter of Juan Jose Chaves and Maria Josefa T rujillo. The couple was related in the third and fourth degrees of consanguinity on a transverse line. Witnesses: Manuel Iturrieta, 47, stated that Mariano was a life-long resident of the area. Miguel Apodaca, 46. Francisco Padilla, 54, stated that Rosalia was a life-long resident of the area. Geronimo Chaves, 45. Pather Sanchez forwarded the proceedings to Dur:ango from Isleta on 15 October '1816. On 16 December 1816, Father Gonzalez de Cosio approved a dispensation. The next day, Licenciado Esquibel, acting for the bishop, granted a dispensation. ordering the publication of the banns three times. Rosalia Isabel was to obtain her parents' pennission to marry, and. before anything else was to present a family tree. Were these not received in D urango, there would be no dispensation. Baptismal certificates 1. In Isleta Pueblo on 23 April 1791, Father Bernal baptized George Mariano, born in Los Padillas on 19 April, the legitimate son of Juan Cristobal Montoya and Maria Luisa Padilla. His godparents were Luis Marino and Maria Isabel Aguirre, citizens of Los Padillas. 2. On 19 November 1797 in Belen, Father Bernal baptized Rosalia Isabel, born on 12 November, the legitimate daughter of Juan Jose Chaves and Maria Josefa Trujillo, citizens of Los Padillas. Her godparents were Juan Jose Baca and his wife, Margarita Chaves, citizens of Belen. | Family: George Mariano Montoya / Rosalia Isabel Chaves (F55354)
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| 5280 | George Ohl was not living with his wife and children in 1880. He was listed a few households up as part of a miner group, listed as a laborer. Sacramento Daily Union, 6/24/1887: Suicide of a Man While in a Fit of Insanity. Carson, June 23d. - Early this morning George OHL, an elderly German, committed suicide at Empire City by hanging himself at the stable with a rope. It is supposed he was insane. He was at one time an inmate of the Reno Asylum. He leaves a widow and grown family. | Ohl, George (I111205)
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| 5281 | George Power 1816 will named wife Mary, children Ann (Watson), Sarah (Withnal), Mary, Susannah, Catherine, and John. John's children are mentioned aas Thomas Power and Ann Power. | Power, George (I123921)
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| 5282 | George Skaggs Enumeration District: 0134 Color: W Age: 49 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0127 County: Taylor Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Mary 45, Kentucky Daughter Bertha 20, Kentucky Daughter Maudie 18, Kentucky Son James 15, Kentucky Son John 13, Kentucky Son Ned 11, Kentucky Son Jacob 08, Kentucky Daughter Mattie 06, Kentucky | Skaggs, George W. (I81708)
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| 5283 | George T. Waldrip Indian War Pension SA-1725278 AZ 20 Sep 1932 Served with Texas Rangers George Waldrip was listed on 1881 McCulloch County, Texas tax records. George Waldrip was listed on 1883 Nolan County County, Texas tax records. | Waldrip, George Thomas (I52846)
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| 5284 | George Turner Halliburton was a farmer in Randolph County, Missouri. His widow and son were members of the household of her parents atthetime of the enumeration of the 1860 Census in RandolphCounty,Missouri. Source for the above, Rutherford, W.K. and A.C. (Zimmerman),GenealogicalHistory of the HALLIBURTON Family, 1983. | Halliburton, George Turner (I2964)
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| 5285 | George Underwood Enumeration District: 0079 Color: W Age: 31 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0121 County: Larue Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Agnes 24, Kentucky Son Homer N 04, Kentucky Son Otis H NR, Kentucky | Underwood, George Alfred (I54046)
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| 5286 | George W Lobb Enumeration District: 0041 Color: W Age: 66 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0276 County: Green Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Nancy E 63, Kentucky Son Tananbney 19, Kentucky Grandson Iry R 21, Kentucky Granddaughter Alma E Mccubbin 08, Kentucky | Lobb, George Washington (I41445)
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| 5287 | George W Skaggs Enumeration District: 0042 Color: W Age: 43 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0300 County: Green Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Pauline 43, Kentucky Son Felix T 18, Kentucky Daughter Altha E 15, Kentucky | Skaggs, George W. (I82196)
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| 5288 | George was listed in the 1850 Rock County, Wisconsin Federal census. Janesville, page 223 His age was listed as 30, placing his birth year about 1820 in NewYork His wife was named Charlotte (Noble) and she was age 25 and born in New York Daughter Julia, age 6, born Pennsylvania Son George, age 4, born Pennsylvania Daughter, Hannah age 9/12, born Wisconsin He was listed in the Janesvile directory as a Mason. Co. A, 40th Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry - Union Army Enlisted: May 10, 1864 Mustered Out: Sept. 16, 1864 (term expired) | Colony, George "Jay" Edgar (I52409)
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| 5289 | George went to work one day & never returned & was never heard ofagain. | Foster, George H. (I103675)
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| 5290 | George Wightman was mentioned in Father, Thomas Wightman's Will, Proven in 1570, and dated 1 December 1567. Also mentioned were sons, William, Richard, John, and daughter Agnes. | Wightman, George (I28415)
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| 5291 | George Wightman was mentioned in Father, Thomas Wightman's Will, Proven in 22 November 1550, and dated 1 June 1545. Also Mentioned was otherson Richard. | Wightman, George (I39159)
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| 5292 | Georgia Greene Romines ROMINES, GEORGIA GREENE - age 87, of Knoxville passed away May 24, 2009. She was born in Halls and of the Baptist faith. Preceded in death by husband, Floyd Romines; parents, Charles and Stella Greene; brothers, Charles Greene, J.W. Greene; sisters, Naomi Greene, Helen Greene, Mildred Miller, Blanche Newberry. Survivors, daughter, Shirley Steady, Knoxville; step-daughter, Susan Scaggs, Lawrenceville, GA; sister, Sue Portwood and husband David, Birmingham, AL; brother-in-law, Dormal Newberry and wife Kathy, Atlanta, GA; grandchildren, Micki Milbury, Kensington, NH; Susan Geames, Franklin, TN, Robert Steady, Hollywood, MD; numerous great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Donations in lieu of flowers may be made to the Young-Williams Animal Center, 3201 Division Street, Knoxville, TN 37919. Family and friends will meet in Greenwood Cemetery at 10:45 am, Thursday for graveside services at 11 am. with Rev. John Holland officiating. Friends may call at their convenience Wednesday at Mynatt Funeral Home, Fountain City. www.mynattfh.com Published in Knoxville News Sentinel on 5/26/2009 | Greene, Georgia L (I122047)
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| 5293 | Georgia marriage records state: TURNER, Slaten marr. CHASTAIN, Nancy 03/03/1842 | Turner, Mathias Staten (I59219)
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| 5294 | German Garcia was married at least twice: 1st on 11 February 1872 to Maria Antonia Arenas. He listed his parents as Juan Garcia and Maria del Pilar Aleman. 2nd to Maria Alejandro Solis on 28 October 1875. Both marriages were listed in Santiago, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-G5TD-SJKG?cc=1916238 Santiago > Defunciones 1896-1902 > image 102 of 653 | Garcia, German (I135428)
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| 5295 | Gerrett/Garrett Swearingen, son of David/Eric Janse Swieringh/Van Swearingen, was b. 4 Feb 1635/36 in Beemsterdam, Holland and d. 4 Feb 1697-1698 in St. Mary's City MD. He married 1 March 1658/59 in New Castle, DE. He married 1st) 1 March 1658/59 to Barbara de Barrette. She b. bet 1638-1640 in Valenciennes, France. He married 2nd) 5 Sep/Oct 1676 in St. Mary's City MD to Mary Smith. She b. bet 1635-1650 in St. Mary's City MD. | Van Swearingen, Garrett (I120548)
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| 5296 | Gertrude Coffey Gertrude Coffey, 96, of Warren Place, Campbellsville, Ky., diedThursday,Dec. 18, 2003 in Campbellsville. Daughter of the late Charlie Wright and Effie Rakes Wright, she wasbornon Aug. 21, 1907 in Marion County, Ky. and was a member ofWoodlawnChristian Church. She was married to Paul Coffey on March 19, 1928, who preceded herindeath on Nov. 30, 1986. Survivors include one daughter and son-in-law, Jean and WoodruffL.Newton of Campbellsville. She was also preceded in death by one grandson, Brian K. Newton onSept.3, 1999; two sisters and four brothers. Funeral was at 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 20 at Parrott & Ramsey FuneralHomein Campbellsville. Burial was in Brookside Cemetery. LarryWilsonofficiated. Pallbearers were Calvin Chaney, David Clark, Charlie Collins,WendellRivers, Billy Vaughn and Marshall T. Whatley. | Wright, Gertrude (I1567)
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| 5297 | Gesiena K. Bourne Gesiena K. "Zena" Bourne, 86, of Eaton died Saturday, Dec. 27, at Reid Hospital in Richmond, Ind. A native and lifelong resident of Preble County, she was born Nov. 5, 1911, the daughter of the late John Henry and Johannah (Fahrenholtz) Straszheim. She was a member of Grace Lutheran Church and a former member of the church's Lois Circle. Her husband, William Frank Bourne, died Nov. 11, 1971. Survivors include two sons, Kenneth E. Bourne of Richmond, Ind., and Jerold L. Bourne of Eaton; five grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; one sister, Lucille Clark of Eaton; nieces and nephews. She was also preceded in death by three brothers, William Straszheim, Albert Straszheim and James Straszheim; and two sisters, Mary Milstead and Bertha Johnson. Funeral services were Tuesday, Dec. 30, at Girton-Schmidt-Boucher Funeral Home, Eaton, with the Rev. Suzanne Dillahunt officiating. Burial was in Fairview Cemetery, West Alexandria. Memorial contributions may be made to Grace Lutheran Church. | Straszheim, Gesiena Katherine (I121600)
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| 5298 | Gideon is listed as the County Attorney in the 1900 census. Katherine and Gid may have a son named Samuel Graham that died in1964. | Graham, Gideon (I67029)
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| 5299 | Gierczak, Anthony E., Sr. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, The, Sep 4, 2004 Gierczak, Anthony E., Sr. Saturday, September 04, 2004 Gierczak,AnthonyE., Sr. Wed., Sept. 1, 2004, age 89 years. Beloved father ofJoyce (thelate Robert) Randow, Judy (George) Stien and Anthony E.(Sherry) GierczakJr. Loving grandfather of the late Cindy, Robert(Sara), Scott (Salena),Timothy, Kevin, Jamie, Anthony III and Andrew.Loving great-grandfatherof Alec, Ben and Ethan. Dear brother ofFlorence (Louis) Sobanek, ClaraZaremba, Theresa (Eugene) Wronkowski,Vincent, Chester and Edward(Irene), the late Pete (Dorothy), the lateJoseph, the late Frank(Esther) and the late Francis. Loving friend ofJeannette Kostritza. Alsosurvived by nieces, nephews, other relativesand friends. FuneralServices Sat. (TODAY), 9:30 AM from the FuneralHome to ST. ROMAN CHURCHfor Mass of Christian Burial at 10 AM.Interment Forest Home Cemetery.JOHN J. WALLOCH FUNERAL HOME 4309 S.20th St. 414-281-7145 Family Ownedand Operated-We Care Advertisement | Gierczak, Anthony "Tony" Ernest (I32149)
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| 5300 | Gierczak, Helen R. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, The, Sep 2, 2001 Gierczak, Helen R. Sunday, September 02, 2001 Gierczak, Helen R. of Ringle, WI, age 72. Died on Fri., Aug. 31, 2001inWausau. She was born Aug. 15, 1929, in Red Stone, PA, the daughterofJohn and Kunegunda Gacek. On July 9, 1949, she was united inmarriage toChester Gierczak in Mather, PA. They lived in Milwaukeeuntil they movedto Hatley, WI, where they owned and operated theRustic Inn until theirretirement. In addition to her husband, she issurvived by a daughter,Christine (Steve) Sundre of Racine, WI; agranddaughter Melissa; 3sisters, Mary (Stanley) Schodowski, of NewJersey; Sophia Kopechessi ofNew York; Theresa (Pete) Mihealsick ofPennsylvania; and 2 brothers,Andrew and Leopold Gacek both ofPennsylvania. In addition to herparents, she was preceded in death by3 brothers, John, Charles andEdward. Funeral Wed., Sept. 5, 2001 at12:00 Noon at MAX A. SASS & SONSGREENRIDGE CHAPEL. Interment inHighland Memorial Park. Visitation Sun.,Sept. 2, from 4 to 8pm atSchmidt-Shulta Funeral Home, Wittenberg, WI andagain on Wed., at MaxA. Sass & Sons from 9:00am until time of services.MAX A. SASS & SONSGREENRIDGE CHAPEL 4747 S. 60th St. 414- 282-4050 | Gacek, Helen R. (I40626)
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