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| 6201 | Last name may be Laszlo vice Glasco. | Glasco, Mary (I41011)
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| 6202 | Last name may be spelled as Screeter. | Screder, Marion E. (I127482)
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| 6203 | Last name may have been Wiggin. | White, Jane (I24693)
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| 6204 | Last name maybe Granger vice Ranger | Ranger, Rhoda (I120721)
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| 6205 | Last name on marriage record appears to be Hues. | House, Hanna (I23018)
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| 6206 | Last name possibly Ortiz | Munguia, Rafaela (I129487)
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| 6207 | Last name possibly Roach. Melaleh Roach was living in the household of James Waldrip in 1860. | Susan E. (I34992)
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| 6208 | Last name sometimes spelled as Faust. Name: Cordelia A Foust Age in 1860 Federal Census: 6 Birth Year: abt 1854 Birthplace: Missouri Home in 1860: Center, Dade, Missouri Gender: Female Post Office: Greenfield Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Henry Foust 44 Catherine Foust 34 Francis M Foust 16 Elizebeth Foust 14 James Foust 10 Cordelia A Foust 6 Sarah Foust 3 | Foust, Henry (I22478)
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| 6209 | Last name spelled as both Arrebullosa and Rebullosa. | Rebullosa, Maria Hilaria (I133431)
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| 6210 | Last name was originally McLain at birth, the spelling of the namewaschanged to McClain by Elijah Newton Samuel McLain (McClain) hadhiswife's name misspell on her tombstone in 1916 and began spelling itthatway. | McClain, Guy Newton (I30934)
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| 6211 | Last name was originally McLain at birth, the spelling of the namewaschanged to McClain by Elijah Newton Samuel McLain (McClain) hadhiswife's name misspell on her tombstone in 1916 and began spelling itthatway. | McClain, Elijah Newton Samuel (I30940)
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| 6212 | Last name was originally McLain at birth, the spelling of the namewaschanged to McClain by Elijah Newton Samuel McLain (McClain) hadhiswife's name misspell on her tombstone in 1916 and began spelling itthatway. | McClain, Arthur Frederick (I30943)
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| 6213 | Last name was originally McLain at birth, the spelling of the namewaschanged to McClain by Elijah Newton Samuel McLain (McClain) hadhiswife's name misspell on her tombstone in 1916 and began spelling itthatway. | McClain, Mae Ellen (I30944)
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| 6214 | Last name was originally McLain at birth, the spelling of the namewaschanged to McClain by Elijah Newton Samuel McLain (McClain) hadhiswife's name misspell on her tombstone in 1916 and began spelling itthatway. | McClain, Fay Everett (I30969)
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| 6215 | Last name was originally McLain at birth, the spelling of the namewaschanged to McClain by Elijah Newton Samuel McLain (McClain) hadhiswife's name misspell on her tombstone in 1916 and began spelling itthatway. | McClain, Forrest Jay (I30974)
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| 6216 | Last name was originally McLain at birth, the spelling of the namewaschanged to McClain by Elijah Newton Samuel McLain (McClain) hadhiswife's name misspell on her tombstone in 1916 and began spelling itthatway. | McClain, Harold Douglas (I30982)
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| 6217 | Last name was originally McLain at birth, the spelling of the namewaschanged to McClain by Elijah Newton Samuel McLain (McClain) hadhiswife's name misspell on her tombstone in 1916 and began spelling itthatway. | McClain, Clarence Howard (I30985)
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| 6218 | Last name was originally McLain at birth, the spelling of the namewaschanged to McClain by Elijah Newton Samuel McLain (McClain) hadhiswife's name misspell on her tombstone in 1916 and began spelling itthatway. | McClain, Verna Orpha (I30987)
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| 6219 | Last Name First Name Middle Date Sex Mother County Post-ems TIPPETTS BRUCE DUVAL 04/21/1952 MALE SADLERLOSANGELES Add TIPPETTS CONSTANCE JEAN 02/14/1954 FEMALE SADLERLOSANGELES Add TIPPETTS KAREN D 03/12/1958 FEMALE SADLERLOSANGELES Add TIPPETTS MARK D 03/17/1956 MALE SADLERLOSANGELES Add TIPPETTS MICHAEL LEWIS 07/09/1950 MALE SADLERLOSANGELES Add | Sadler, ??? (I61356)
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| 6220 | Last named spelled as Ingeerum in parish records. The town of Weeford is very close to Shenstone, where known Ingram family had settled. | Ingram, Richard (I111032)
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| 6221 | Last residence per Social Security was Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan | Munro, Alexander Colin (I114397)
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| 6222 | Last residence was in Venice, Florida | Colony, George H. Jr. (I53039)
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| 6223 | LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JOHN COMPTON, SR. May 29, 1713 "In the name of God Amen. The 29th of May 1713. I, John Compton,beingsick and weake of body but of sound and perfect memory praise be to God for the Same, and knowingtheuncertainty of this life on earth and being desirous to tittle things in order, do make this my lastwilland testament in manner and form following. That is to say first and principally I Commend my soul to almighty GodmyCreator assuredly believeing (sic) that I shall receive full pardon and free remission of all my sins andbesaved by the precise Death and merits of my blessed Saviour and redeemer Christ Jesus, and my bodytothe earth from whence it was taken to be buried in such decent and Christian manner. As to my Executors hereafter named shall be thought meet andconvenient,and as touching such worldly Estate as the Lord in mercy hath lent me, my will and meaning in thesameshall be employed and bestowed as hereafter by this my will. First I will that all my Debts and duties as I owe in right orconscienceto any manner of person or persons whatsoever shall be well and truly Contented and paid or ordained tobepaid by my Executors hereafter named within Convenient time after my Decease. Item - I give and bequeath to my eldest Sonne (sic) John two thirds ofmyPatent Land that lies both in Charles County and Saint Marys County and allso (sic) two thirds of mymoveableEstate, both household goods and horses or whatever value of right or Justice belonges (sic) to me. Item - I give and bequeath to my Sonn Matthew the one third part ofmyPatent Land that lies both in Charles and Saint Marys Countys. All the Land in both Countys being dividedinthree parts, my eldest Sonn John Shall have two and my Sonn Matthew one and my Sonn Matthew allso (sic)thethird part of my personall (sic) Estate. Item I will that neither my Sonn John nor my Sonn Matthew shall enjoymylands no longer than these shall live and then itt (sic) shall goe (sic) to the next ears (sic) apparentofthem both and so as any or one of the family of the Comptons shall continue in this world, either of the ears (sic) ofmySonn John or my Sonn Matthew Compton. Item I will that my Sonn John shall immediately enjoy one third partofmy Patent Land together with my wife. Item I appoint my Sonn John and my Sonn Matthew Joint, Executors ofmylast will and testament as witness my hand and seal this 29th of May 1713. "Delivered as my last will and testament before signing and sealing. John F Compton Philip Briscoe Sen. John X Farson Susannah Briscoe" Back of this will is endorsed the following probate to wit,"CharlesCounty Philip Briscoe Sen John Farson and Susannah Briscoe subscribing witnesses to the written will, Depose ontheholy Evangetial of almighty God that they either of them saw John Compton within named sign and sealthewithin instrument as his last will and testament and that he published and declared the same to be andthereat the time after so doing he was of sound and perfect mind and memory to the best of theirknowledgebefore this fifth day of March Anno Domini 1718 | Compton, John (I106216)
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| 6224 | Last years of life spent in Tioga County, Pennsylvania, where he died. 1855 - Listed in Jasper, Steuben County, New York state census, along with wife Ann, children Sarah J., and Helen. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-99HY-19FX-Z?cc=1920234 Cayuga > Estate papers 1799-1905 box 16 > image 1056 of 1599 Son of Thomas Colony of Locke, Cayuga County, New York. Of Locke, Cayuga County, New York | Colony, Oliver B. (I52183)
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| 6225 | Last_Name First Name M D_yr Dm Da Age CountyResidence_County B_yr Bm Ba Vol FileN idno WARREN LEE 1927 12 16 039 JEFFN 056 27988 2015624 | Warren, Lee (I107521)
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| 6226 | Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia Volume 2, Biographies - Despain, Ruth Amelia Newell Despain, Soloman J., first Bishop of the Granite Ward, Salt Lake co.,Utah, was born Dec. 3, 1823, in Lauderdale county. Alabama, theson ofSolomon and Nancy Despain. When a young boy, he moved with hisparentsinto Tennessee; afterwards he lived in Kansas and later inCalhouncounty, Illinois, where, in 1842 (June 30th), he married RuthNewell(daughter of Asael Newell and Elizabeth Bushnell), who was bornSept. 21,1822, at Brookfield Madison county, New York. Soon afterBrotherDespain's marriage he joined the Campbellites, with whom heremaineduntil Aug. 30, 1851, when he and his wife were baptized intothe Churchof Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He was ordained aPriest Nov. 16,1851, by James R. Thorpe and an Elder May 2, 1852, byJ. T. Griffith, whowas presiding over a branch of the Church inIllinois. For a short timehe acted as first counselor to James R.Thorpe and later was firstcounselor to Wm. B. Corbett, who presidedover the same branch. Nov. 21,1853, he was called on a mission toArkansas, where he labored untilApril 11, 1854, and then visited hisrelatives in that State andsucceeded in baptizing quite a number ofthem. Agreeable to the counselof Orson Pratt, who at that time waspublishing "The Seer" in Washington,D. C., Brother Despain moved hisfamily to Arkansas and there resumed hislabors in the Church,presiding over one of the branches for seven years.In 1861 heemigrated with his family to Utah, crossing the plains inDavid H.Cannon's company, which arrived in Salt Lake City Aug. 17, 1861.Bro.Despain settled in the Granite Ward, Salt Lake county. In 1862(May17th), he married Susan Dean; later he married CharlotteLundstedt. In1877, when the Salt Lake Stake of Zion was reorganized,Brother Despainwas chosen Bishop of the Granite Ward, which positionhe held until 1886,when he removed to Arizona and located at Thatcherwhere he resided untilhis death, which occurred at Thatcher Feb. 17,1895. Bishop Despain wasthe father of twenty-seven children, seventeenboys and ten girls. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia Volume 2, Biographies - Despain, Susan Dean Despain, Ruth Amelia Newell, wife of Solomon J. Despain, was bornSept.22, 1822, in the State of New York, the daughter of Asael NewellandElizabeth Bushnell. She joined the Church in 1852, being baptizedby JohnSharp. Shortly afterwards she moved with her parents to Calhouncounty,Illinois, and while there she met and married Solomon J.Despain, withwhom she emigrated to Utah in 1861 in David H. Cannon'scompany. Theysettled in the Granite Ward, where Sister Despainsubsequently acted aspresident of the Relief Society from 1877 to1896. She was the mother ofeleven children, seven boys and four girls.She died Aug. 20, 1901, atGranite. Click to view full context -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia Volume 2 Biographies Despain, Hyrum Smith Despain, William Joseph, one of the seven presidents of the 93rdquorumof Seventy and an active Elder in the Granite Ward, Salt Lakecounty,Utah, was born April 9, 1843, at Calhoun county, Illinois, theson ofSolomon J. Despain and Ruth Amelia Newell. He was baptized July3, 1853,by his father. In the fall of the same year he went with hisfather toArkansas, where he remained six years and then went toTennessee. Afterremaining there two years, he went to Utah in 1861,crossing the plainsin David H. Cannon's company, which arrived in SaltLake City Aug. 17,1861. He settled in the Granite Ward, where he haspractically residedever since, excepting two years, when he lived inTooele county. In 1864(June 18th) he married Ann Hill (daughter ofThomas Hill and AnnStratten), who was born in Leicestershire, England,in 1848, andemigrated to Utah in 1863. She became the mother of threechildren anddied in Granite Feb. 2, 1872. In 1874 (Sept. 14th) BrotherDespainmarried Sarah Catherine Egbert (daughter of Robert C. Egbertand SeviahCunningham), who was born Aug. 29, 1859, at Fillmore,Millard county,Utah, and became the mother of thirteen children. Thesubject of thissketch received the Melchizedek Priesthood June 18,1864, being ordainedto the office of an Elder. He was ordained aSeventy in 1871 by Alma Haleand a High Priest Jan. 1, 1911, by WillardC. Burgon. When the GraniteWard was organized in 1877, he was setapart as president of the Y. M. M.I. A., which position he held fouryears. He also acted as superintendentof the Granite Ward Sundayschool from 1878 to 1881 and was a presidentof the 93rd quorum ofSeventy from 1895 to 1911. In 1901��1902 he filled amission to theNorthern States, laboring principally in the SouthIllinois conference.He and his present wife have both been very diligentChurch workers inthe Granite Ward. During the building of the Salt LakeTemple, he wasone of the many who worked in the quarry getting out rockfor the same. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia Volume 2, Biographies - Despain, David Alvin Despain, Hyrum Smith, second counselor to Bishop Solomon J. Despain,ofthe Granite Ward, was born May 7, 1846, in Calhoun county, Illinois,theson of Solomon J. Despain and Ruth Amelia Newell. He was baptizedinMarch, 1856, by Isaac M. Coombs and came to Utah with his father in1861.He was ordained to the different offices in the Priesthood and in1877was ordained a High Priest and set apart as second counselor toBishopSolomon J. Despain of the Granite Ward. After holding thisposition fouryears he moved to Idaho. In 1870 he married Ruth AmeliaGriffith,daughter of Jonathan T. Griffith and Nancy Despain. Thisunion wasblessed with eight children, three boys and five girls. Afterliving indifferent localities he finally settled at Oakley, Cassiacounty, Idaho,where he resided until his death, which occurred in1902. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia Volume 2, Biographies - Despain, Lewis Edgar Despain, David Alvin, an active Elder in the Granite Ward, SaltLakecounty, Utah, was born Sept. 1, 1861, at Granite, Utah, the sonofSolomon J. Despain and Ruth A. Newell. He was baptized in 1873.While ayoung man he worked in the canyons at his father's saw mill. Hewasordained a Deacon at twelve years of age, a Seventy June 1, 1884,byWilliam W. Sharp and became a member of the 93rd quorum of Seventy.In1887 (Jan. 28th) he married Luella Miranda Butler (daughter ofNeriButler and Emmeline Hutchins), who was born April 1, 1869, atSouthCottonwood and is the mother of twelve children, five boys andsevengirls, nine of whom are living today. She is an active ReliefSocietyworker, at present holding the position of Stake aid. In theyear 1887Brother Despain moved his family to Arizona. In 1903–1905 hefilled amission to the Eastern States, laboring principally in theWestPennsylvania conference. After returning from his mission hesettledagain in Granite, his wife having moved there sometime previousto hisreturn. Here he has been engaged in hauling freight, ore, etc.,from Altato the railroad station at Sandy. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia Volume 2, Biographies - Miller, Charles Eugene Thomson, Andrew Wilson, Ward clerk of the Granite Ward, Salt Lakecounty,Utah, was born Oct. 23, 1859, at Whitburn, Linlithgowshire,Scotland, theson of William Thomson and Margaret W. Wilson. He wasbaptized March 22,1868, by Thomas Russell and ordained a Deacon in hisnative land Sept.27, 1874, by Wm. Dyet. In 1875 he emigrated to Utah,arriving in SaltLake City Oct. 5, 1875. After living one year in SaltLake City, he movedto the Granite Ward, where he was shortlyafterwards chosen as presidentof the Deacon's quorum. He was ordainedto the office of an Elder in1831, and ordained a Seventy June 1, 1884,by Thomas H. Smart. In 1881–83he presided over the Ward Y. M. M. I. A.and in June, 1894, he was setapart as clerk of the Granite Ward. Hewas also assistant superintendentof the Sunday school for fourteenyears. In 1883 (Feb. 15th) he marriedClara L. Despain (daughter ofSolomon J. Despain and Ruth A. Newell) whowas born June 24, 1866, atGranite. She was an active worker in the Y. L.M. I. A. and ReliefSociety and died in Granite June 26, 1910. In1900–1902. BrotherThomson filled a successful mission to the NorthernStates, laboringprincipally in Central Illinois. In a civil capacity hehas served asjustice of the peace for two years and as school trusteefor fiveyears. He also carried the mail between Sandy and Alta fromJune, 1913,to July, 1906. In 1887 he visited Arizona. Brother Thomson isthefather of twelve children, seven boys and five girls. Hisprincipalavocation in life has been farming. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia Volume 2, Biographies - Dimond, Thomas Walter Despain, Henry Waters, an active Elder in the Church, was born Sept.28,1847, in Calhoun county, Ill., the son of Solomon Joseph Despainand RuthAmelia Newell. At the age of eight years he moved with hisparents toArkansas, where he was baptized in February, 1857, by IsaiahM. Coombs,and came with his parents to Utah in 1861, crossing theplains in DavidH. Cannon's company. He settled in that part ofCottonwood which is nowknown as Granite and worked in the canyons,hauling logs, etc., for anumber of years. He was ordained an Elder in1870 and married GraceProbes July 17, 1873. In 1880 he married JohannaWestover. By these twowives he is the father of twenty children. In1876 he was called on acolonization mission to Arizona and became oneof the founders ofSnowflake. While residing in Arizona he laboredconsiderably as an Indianmissionary. He returned to Granite in 1907and was ordained a High PriestFeb. 17, 1912, by Willard C. Burgon.During the past two years he hasbeen busily engaged in doing Templework. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia Volume 3, Biographies - Higgins, Nelson Hess, Arthur, first Bishop of North Farmington (South Davis Stake),Daviscounty, Utah, was born May 22, 1861, at Farmington, the son ofJohn W.Hess and Julia Petersen. He was baptized when about eight yearsold andearly in life ordained a Teacher. He received a common schooleducationand was raised on a farm. In his early boyhood days he becamea sheep andcattleman, and when only eighteen years of age he assistedin pioneeringBear River Valley, Box Elder county, Utah, making asuccess of dryfarming long before the Bothwell Canal was built. Forabout twenty yearshe divided his time between his Farmington home andthe farm in BearRiver Valley. When twenty-seven years old he marriedElnora Moon, whichunion has been blessed with seven children, namely,Arthur V., Ruth,Louise, Glen, Newell, Tracy and Milda. When Farmingtonwas divided intotwo Wards, in 1917, Bro. Hess was chosen as Bishop ofthe NorthFarmington Ward, being ordained a High Priest and BishopMarch 25, 1917,and set apart to preside, as stated. Bishop Hess isstill a farmer byavocation and is a natural pioneer and a hard workingman, who by exampleas well as precept becomes qualified for theresponsible position whichhe holds. | Despain, Solomon Joseph (I54377)
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| 6227 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Witherspoon, Laura Jean Reese (I89908)
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| 6228 | Laura Virginia Wiley Obituary: ______________________________________________________________________________REED, LAURA VIRGINIA. On Tuesday, Friday February 09,1932, at her residence, 609 Rock CheekChurch rd. nw., LAURA VIRGINIA,beloved wife of the late Lafayette Reedand the mother of Mary Genevieve, William L., Thomas F., and James H. Reed. Funeral from her late residence on Thursday, February 11, at 9: 30 a.m. Interment Union Cemetery, Leesburg, Va. 10 | Wiley, Laura Virginia (I62845)
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| 6229 | Laveda Beatrice Amos, 81, passed away Friday, Dec. 9, 2011, at her daughter's home in Apache Junction. Laveda and her husband Walter, who preceded her in death, were residents of the Eloy and Casa Grande area close to 40 years. She is survived by her daughter, Patricia Sue Amos Mills of Apache Junction; son, Albert Lynn Amos of Mesa; stepdaughter, Wanda Faye Hixon and stepson Walter Lee Amos Jr. of Mojave, California; brother, Larry James Phillips of Casa Grande; sisters, Mildred Mardell Walker of Superior, Flora Mae Livermon of Arizona City and Barbara Sue Stone of Mesa; 14 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Walter Lee Amos Sr.; father, Lindsey Phillips; mother, Lue Frances Phillips; sons, Johnny Lee Hodkinson Amos and James Lindsey Amos. Services were held Wednesday, Dec.14. J. Warren Mt. View Chapel assisted the family with arrangements. | Phillips, Laveda Beatrice (I77979)
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| 6230 | LaVon Wanda Wisher, 75, died Wednesday, Sept. 23, 1998, at her homeinKalispell. LaVon was born Sept. 17, 1923, in Austin, Minn., to Martin andEdithOlson. She moved to Montana at a very young age and graduatedfromFlathead High School in 1941. She married Clement P. "Clem" Wisher on June 6, 1942, in Portland,Ore.LaVon and her husband Clem started Wisher's Wood Yard, supplyingwood andwood products to many people in the Flathead Valley. LaVon wasan avidsupporter of stock-car racing because of her husband'sparticipation inthe sport. She was a very good mother who successfullyhelped raise hersons to become good workers and successful at anythingthey did. LaVon was also a collector. She had a very nice collection of JimBeamcollectible bottles and a nice collection of dolls. She also usedto makedolls and had become very good at it. LaVon was an avid keno player, as long as it didn't cost more thanadollar. If it did, she would quit. She will be missed by all herfamilyand friends. LaVon was preceded in death by her parents; her step-father, AustinHesh;a son, Joseph C. Wisher, in 1980; two brothers, Ken and Alvin; asister,Esther; and her husband Clem Wisher, in March of this year. She is survived by three sons, James P. Wisher, Jerry M. Wisher andJohnJ. Wisher, all of Kalispell; 16 grandchildren; sixgreat-grandchildren;and two sisters, Irene Rishoff and Jewel Bellmore,both living atImmanuel Lutheran Home in Kalispell. Viewing will be Monday, Sept. 28, 1998, from noon until 6 p.m. atBuffaloHill Funeral Home. Mass of the Christian Burial will be at 10a.m.Tuesday, Sept. 29, at St. Matthew's Catholic Church with the Rev.KevinO'Neill as the celebrant. Burial will follow at Glacier MemorialGardens. A reception will be put on by the Eagles Auxiliary at 2 p.m. attheEagles Lodge. All family and friends are invited. The family asks that in lieu of flowers, memorials be made inLaVon'sname to James Wisher, to be contributed to the NationalSclerodermaFoundation. Buffalo Hill Funeral Home and Crematory is in charge of arrangements. --"The Daily Inter Lake"; Kalispell, MT; September 27, 1998 | Olson, Lavon Wanda (I12556)
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| 6231 | Lawrence County, South Carolina Deed Book 16, Page 491 6 November 1795 Simpson Warren of Lawrence County, South Carolina to Timothy Holt,ofHalifax County, Virginia, for L28 Virginia Money.....land between the lines of JamesA.Glenn, Timothy Holt, Archibald Warren, 70 Acres.... Signed Simpson Warren Wit: James Warren, William Chambers, Nathaniel Guthrie. Recorded 28 December 1795 | Warren, Simpson (I29404)
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| 6232 | Lawrence J. Warren LAWRENCE J. WARREN, 83, of Fort Wayne, died Sunday, May 6, 2007,9:45a.m., at Heritage park Nursing home. He was born on Sept. 18,1923, inMorganfield, Ky. He enjoyed raising and selling dahlias at theSouthsideMarket. Surviving are his son, John Fitzgerald; daughter,Sharon Dull,Debbie Warren and Lori Templeton; sister, Evelyn Warren ofMichigan; sixgrandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. He was alsopreceded indeath by his companion, Ruth Knight. Funeral service is 11a.m. Thursdayat C.M. Sloan & Sons Funeral Home, 1327 Wells St. PastorCarl Frankieofficiating. Visitation is from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m.today at thefuneral home. Burial in Jordan Cemetery. Preferredmemorials toAlzheimer's Association. Published in the Fort Wayne Newspapers from 5/8/2007 - 5/9/2007. | Warren, Lawrence J (I31040)
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| 6233 | Lawyer | Parkhurst, Kasson (I90861)
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| 6234 | Lawyer - Lived Pittsburg, PA | Warren, Lynne S. (I120692)
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| 6235 | LDS fiche 6901635 Parish of Cavers William Scott Fulton lived in Appleby-in-Westmoreland, England. He was a banker. If you have a map you will find it about 20 miles south eastof Penrith on highway 66 (Route 66!!!). He married Isobella Braithwaite Harrison 16 April 1856, (Parish of)St. Lawrence, Appleby,Westmoreland. William Scott Fulton died in Appleby 25 April 1891. | Fulton, William Scott (I99157)
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| 6236 | LDS fiche 6901635 Parish of Cavers | Fulton, Anne (I96995)
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| 6237 | Leadville Herald Democrat Leadville, Colorado Sept. 27, 2004 Rose M. Kroschel Rose M. Kroschel, 87, Salida, died Sept. 25, 2004, at ColumbineManorNursing Home in Salida. Mrs. Kroschel was born April 3, 1917, in Ellis, Kan., to John JacobWeberWeaver and Katherine Rosalia (Rumbach) Weaver Mrs. Kroschel enjoyed gardening, being outdoors, cooking, spendingtimewith her family and attending church at the Sacred Heart CatholicChurchin Alamosa. Everyone knew her by her smile and beautiful blueeyes. Shewas loved by all who knew her. She is survived by her sons, Curtis (Rosey) Kroschel, RockyMountainHouse, Alberta, Canada; Kenneth Kroschel, Longmont; Raymond(Ileen)Kroschel, Del Norte; Dale Kroschel, La Junta and TimmyKroschel, Alamosa;daughters, Rella (Andy) Jones, Salida and Judy(Patrick) McCabe ofSoldotna, Alaska. Other survivors are stepsons, Norman (Wilma) Kroschel, Delta;Delbert(Connie) Kroschel, Montrose; brothers Rudolph (Wanda) Weaver,Olathe;Jack (Jessie) Weaver, Gunnison and sister, Frances Winger,Orange County,Calif.; favorite relative, Elsie Kro-schel, Minnesota;24 grandchildrenand 14 great grandchildren. Viewing will be from 9-11 a.m. Oct. 2, 2004, at Holy Name of MaryChurchin Del Norte. Services will begin at 11 a.m. Interment willfollow at DelNorte Cemetery. Arrangements are with Lewis and Glenn Funeral Home in Salida | Weaver, Rose Mary (I69014)
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| 6238 | Leah was named as wife of Isaac Jordan in December 1811 land conveyance in Claremont County (Sumter District), South Carolina as follows: The State of South Carolina Know all men of these presents that we Isaac Jordan and Susannah Graham of Claremont County and Sumter District in the State aforesaid, planter consideration of one thousand dollars to in hand, paid by Henry Vaughn of the County, District, and State aforesaid, planter, have granted,bargained,sold, and released, and by these presents, do grant, bargain, sell and release unto the said Henry Vaughn, all that plantation, parcel or tract of land orginally granted to John Mitchell on the seventh day of October one thousand seven hundred and sixty two, and conveyed by David Mitchell to William Graham on the fourteenth day of April one thousand seven hundred and seventy seven and then taken from William Graham by Samuel Fley, Sheriff, and sold and conveyed by the said Samuel Fley to William Simpson on the twenty fourth day of May,one thousand seven hundred and ninety two, and conveyed by William Simpson and Susanna Graham to Isaac Jordan situate lying and being in Claremont County Sumter District and State aforesaid and branch originally called Beach Creek being part of the waters of Black River, and hath such shape, form, buttings,and boundings, as the plat hereunto annexed represents, together with all and singular,the rights, members, here detraments and apputanainings, to have and to hold all land singular the premises before mentioned unto Henry Vaughn his heirs and assigns forever, against ourselves, our heirs, executors and administrators to warrant and forever defend all and singular the said premises unto the saide HenryVaughn, his heirs and assigns forever, against ourselves, our heirs, and against every person whomsoever lawfully claiming or to claim the or any part thereof. Witness our hands and seals this twenty ninth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and eleven, and in the thirty fifth and thirty sixth years of the Independence of the United States of America. Signed, sealed, and delivered in the presence of Shadrack Brown Hugh Graham Isaac Jordan Susanna Graham (her mark) The State of South Carolina, Sumter District I John Horan one of the justices of the quorum, do hereby certify that Mrs. Leah Jordan the wife of the within named Isaac Jordan, did this day appear before me,and upon being privately and separately examined by me, did declare that she does freely voluntarily and without any compulsion, dread, or fear of any person & or persons whomsoever renounce, release, and forever relinquish unto the within named Henry Vaughn his heirs and assigns, all her interest and estate and also all her right and claim of Dower, of, in, or to all and singular the premises within mentioned and released. Given under my hand and seal this 19th day of December anno Domini 1811. John Horan W.2 Leah Jordan (her mark) South Carolina, Sumter District Personally appeared Shadrack Brown, who being duly sworn deposeth that he saw Isaac Jordan and Susanah Graham sign, seal, and as their act and deed deliver the within deed of release, and that he and Hugh Graham witnessed the due execution thereof. Sworn to before me this 19th day of December 1811.Shadrack Brown John Horan W,2 Recorded 20th December 1811 | Leah (I103218)
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| 6239 | Leckwee, Gary S. DALTON - Gary S. Leckwee, age 61, died Wednesday, May 31, 2006. Hewasborn March 4, 1945, in Madison, the son of Lester and Katherine(Flint)Leckwee. Gary was a wonderful father and grandfather, bestknown for thelove he had for his children and grandchildren. Gary wasan avidoutdoorsman who enjoyed fishing and hunting in his spare time.Known byhis family and friends as an "all around" handyman, Gary couldrepairalmost anything. He was a kind and thoughtful man who always putothersbefore himself. Gary touched the lives of all who knew him. Whenyoubecame Gary's friend you were his friend for life. Gary was amember ofPainters Local 802 for 24 years. Greg Wolf, the owner ofSchmelzer PaintCo., was Gary's best friend and hired Gary severalyears ago, knowingGary would be a great asset to the firm and helpbuild the business. OnJune 22, 1996, Gary was united in marriage withTeresa Killerlain, inMadison. In addition to his wife, Teresa,survivors include twodaughters, Tammy Boyd of Wonewoc and WendyLeckwee of Cottage Grove; twograndchildren, who were "the apple of hiseye," Cheyenne Leckwee andSabrina Boyd; five brothers, David (June)Leckwee of Windsor, Tom (Rose)Leckwee and Greg (Jackie) Leckwee, bothof Poynette, Jeff (Cindy) Leckweeof Lodi and Stuart Eckes of Madison;two sisters, Thea (Ralph) Jesse ofLodi and Kerman Eckes of Madison;three stepchildren, Nicole and TabathaKillerlain, both of Madison andCory (James) Killerlain of Dalton; andhis father-in-law, GeraldKillerlain. He was preceded in death by hisparents and hismother-in-law, JoAnn Killerlain. Funeral services will beheld at 1p.m. Tuesday, June 6, 2006, at the CRESS FUNERAL HOME, wherefriendsmay call from 10 a.m. until time of services. The Rev. JerryAmstutzwill officiate and burial will follow at Roselawn Memorial Park.Inlieu of flowers, the family requests that memorials be made toTheRespite Center, 2120 Fordem Ave., Madison, WI 53704. Cress Funeral&Cremation Service 3325 E. Washington Avenue (608)249-6666cresscuneralservice.com | Leckwee, Gary Stephen (I17116)
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| 6240 | Ledger, Francis NY CLINTON CO. CHAMPLAIN 242 1840 Federal Census. Josh Hansen source info sites a book called "A Story of Pittsfield and Suamico" By Lizzie Rice Johnston. The following is noted aboutFrancis Ledger in these records: (My own notes in parenthesis) Francis Ledger was born 1766 in Canada (My records indicate he wasborn1764) Thier Children were: 1. Evlalie B: 1817 Quebec M: Francis Xavier Gourd 2. Ann B: 1818 Quebec M: John Cook 3. Ester B: Feb. 16, 1820 Norton Creek Quebec M: John Baptist Lucia 4. Sarah B: Aug. 8, 1821 Norton Creek Quebec M: Robert Tripp 5. Rosela B: 1823 Quebec M: Toussant Tellor 6. Susanna B: 1828 Quebec M: Peter Baker 7. Louis B: 1831 Quebec M: Mary Wilcox 8. Francis B: 1832 Quebec M: Amelia Nichols 9. Lucia B:1836 New York M: James King Prosser (My records indicate:) (1. Margaret Evlalie born 1817) (2. Anna born 1818 married John Cook) (3. Sarah Ester born Feb. 16, 1819 Norton Creek Quebec marriedJohnLucia) (4. Sarah May born Aug. 8, 1821 Norton Creek Quebec marriedRobertTripp) (5. Josephine Susanna born abt 1824 married Peter Baker) (6. Rosela born 1823 Quebec married Tousaint Tailor) (7. Francis 'Frank' born 1830 Canada married Amelia Marie'Emily'Nichols) (8. Louis born 1832 Canada married Mary Wilson) (9. Lucia 'Lucy' born 1837 New York married James King Prosser) Household Record 1880 United States Census -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age BirthplaceOccupationFather's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Francis LEDGER Self M Male W 51 CAN Farmer CAN C Amelia LEDGER Wife M Female W 51 CAN Keeping HouseCANCAN Francis LEDGER Son S Male W 24 NY Farmer CAN CAN Mary LEDGER Dau S Female W 20 WI Works In House CANCAN William LEDGER Son S Male W 18 WI Works On Farm CANCAN Lucy LEDGER Dau S Female W 15 WI At Home CAN CAN Edwin LEDGER Son S Male W 12 WI At School CAN CAN Adna LEDGER Son S Male W 9 WI CAN CAN John LEDGER Son S Male W 5 WI CAN CAN -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place District 19, Preble, Brown, Wisconsin Family History Library Film 1255418 NA Film Number T9-1418 Page Number 309D | Ledger, Francis (I55100)
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| 6241 | Lee Roy was in WWI. | Bailey, Lee Roy (I15720)
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| 6242 | Lee Tommy "Sonny" Despain, age 57, of Mt. Sherman, died Mon. 11 Feb2002at the Hardin Memorial Hospital in Elizabethtown. He was a memberofPleasant Ridge Separate Baptist church in Mt. Sherman and wasaconstruction worker. He was preceded in death by his parents, LutherandMary Cruse Despain, and a brother, Eugene DeSpain. He is survivedby hisspecial companion, Joyce Manginelli of Mt. Sherman; a daughter,MelissaBowen of Magnolia; 4 sons: Timothy Lee Despain, Curtis DeSpainand LutherDespain all of Mt. Sherman and Darrell Despain ofGreensburg; 3 sisters:Maxine Goldsmith of Buffalo, Geraldine "Duck"Thompson and Bessie DespainNelson, both of Mt. Sherman; 8grandchildren and 2 step-grandchildren.Funeral services were heldThurs. 14 Feb 2002 at the Dixon-Rogers FuneralHome in Magnolia withBro. Dennis Estes and Bro. Odell Warrenofficiating. Burial was in thePleasant Ridge Cem. in Mt. Sherman. Posted with permission of the Greensburg Record Herald | Despain, Lee Tommy 'Sonny' (I87232)
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| 6243 | Left a will, dated 1873. Son Benjamin F. Blood was executor. Death apparently in 1874, per death record, although will info in 1873. | Blood, Nathaniel (I137659)
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| 6244 | Left Catherine in 1876-1879 after she left for 7-10 days, with no apparent reason for leaving him. Stayed in Wichita, Reno County, Kansas for about 12 months prior to leaving her, then after leaving her, went back to Casey County, Kentucky and also Boyle, Rush counties of Kentucky. Then to Indiana in Marion, Decatur, and Shelby Counties. Was in Ninevah, Johnson County, Indiana on 9 Sept 1903. He re-married to Peachy Duncan abt 1883 at Danville, Kentucky, and lived in both Boyle County, Kentucky and Johnson County, Indiana between 1883-1903. | Wesley, Edmond T. (I123725)
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| 6245 | Left Green County, Kentucky for Illinois on 17 March 1848. Listed with son Bedford Graham on the 1850 Hire Township, McDonough County, Illinois census. | ???, Mariah (I36409)
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| 6246 | Left Green County, Kentucky for Kansas in 1853. | Walker, Alexander (I51884)
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| 6247 | Left Mason County, Illinois to ??? | Stilts, William (I45680)
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| 6248 | Left will which named wife Lucia de la Garza; and son mentioned were Salvador Estevan Montemayor and Joseph Dionicio Martinez. Also left 100 pesos for the brotherhood of Las Animas of Salinas Victoria parish with stipulations that if another parish was built; the 100 pesos would be used for the building via the Las Animas brotherhood. | Montemayor, (Capitan) Diego de (I128559)
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| 6249 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rogers, Roy (I11518)
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| 6250 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rise-Allmond, Shakia (I9424)
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