Matches 6,251 to 6,300 of 11,201
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| 6251 | Legally changed name to Rittenhouse May 19, 1915 in State ofMichigan,County of Wayne | Rittenhouse, Eugene Mallory (I39806)
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| 6252 | Leland Book and ? History Book of Grafton p 518-519 (I can't deciphermany spellings and words from the family red covered ancestrybook. LUKC) Came to America in 1652. Coat of Arms of Leland. Gules - a saltuisor a? charged with three Pallets azures. chief or crest, with acrowrising transfixed with an arrow. Cui Debro, Gudus. "It is supposed he emigrated to America in 1652 as theEcclesiasticalRecords of Dorchester show that he united with thechurch in that town in1653. After a short residence in Dorchester,Mr. Leland settled on atract of land, included in what was afterwardthe Town of Sherburne,where he resided until his death in 1680. It is believed on evidence derived from some ancient records,confirmedby tradition that Mr. Leland married previous to his removalto thiscountry. It is much to be regretted that there are no sourcesofinformation for determining the circumstances connected with his leaving the land of his nativitytoventure upon a life of hardship in the wilds of America. All, however, who are conversant with the history of that periodwillreadily understand the cause of this deficiency. In those'troublesometimes' in the midst of their labors-trials, our Fathersdid not providefor transmitting their history to unborn generations. There is good reason, however, for believing that Henry Leland wasaman in character like his comrades in those days, distinguishedforfirmness, courage, patient endurance and invincible moral andreligiousintegrity." (FROM THE LELAND MAGAZINE or a Genealogical Record of Henry Lelandandhis Descendendents. Henry Leland's will is recorded on page 10 ofthegenealogy.) His first child Hopestill (died shortly after birth), was born whileonhis passage from England, or very soon after his arrival in America,forit appears from the church records of Dorchester, that Hopestill,son ofHenry and Margaret Layland, was baptized in May 1653. Thebirths of hisother four children, are entered upon the town records ofMedfield. Theywere born before the existence of Sherburne as a toen,not in Medfield,but upon the land, which upon the incorporation of thetown of Sherburne,became a part of its territory. His daughterExperience was married in1672 to John Colburn, settled in Dedham, andcontinued to reside thereuntil the time of her death. His three sonssettled, lived and died inSherburne, near the place of their births.They appear to have beenprudent and industrious farmers, manifesting alively interest in thecivil, moral and religious welfare of the earlysettlers in Sherburne.Eleazer died at the age of fory-three;Hopestill, at the age ofseventy-four; and Ebenezer, at the age ofeighty -five. | Leland, Henry (I41614)
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| 6253 | Lengthy Green County, Kentucky circuit court suit between William Barret and the Black family heirs provided some general information of this family. The suit was triggered after the 1833 death of father Jeremiah Black. During this lengthy suit; it was reported that Franklin had died in the fall of 1845 in Missouri, leaving no issue. | Black, Franklin (I42424)
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| 6254 | Lengthy Green County, Kentucky circuit court suit between William Barret and the Black family heirs provided some general information of this family. The suit was triggered after the 1833 death of father Jeremiah Black. During this lengthy suit; it was reported that Matilda Black was already married to Green B. Spurrier. | Black, Matilda (I42416)
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| 6255 | Lengthy Green County, Kentucky circuit court suit between William Barret and the Black family heirs provided some general information of this family. The suit was triggered after the 1833 death of father Jeremiah Black. My notes are sketchy; but believe Gamaliel Black had also died during the suit; but after brother Sanford Black. | Black, Gamaliel (I42421)
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| 6256 | Lengthy Green County, Kentucky circuit court suit between William Barret and the Black family heirs provided some general information of this family. The suit was triggered after the 1833 death of father Jeremiah Black; and at that time; only Mary "Polly" Black had died before 1833. During this lengthy suit; it was reported that Cornelius had died in 1836 in Texas. Interesting that is where his father died in 1833; and perhaps he was picking up where his father left off when he also died. This per deposition of Robert L. Graham on 10 February 1848, who stated that Cornelius died in Texas about 1836. He (Robert) read a letter to the family informing them of the death. Cornelius left no issue. | Black, Cornelius (I42415)
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| 6257 | Lengthy Green County, Kentucky circuit court suit between William Barret and the Black family heirs provided some general information of this family. Jeremiah/Sarah had at least 10 children; per one circuit court record of May 1842. The suit was triggered after the 1833 death of father Jeremiah Black; and at that time; only Mary "Polly" Black had died before 1833. The suit named the following children of Mary "Polly" Elmore as heirs: William H. Elmore Hiram P. (or T.) Elmore Elizabeth Elmore (who was married to Isham Sanders) Arena Elmore (who was married to Riley Sanders) James J. Elmore | Black, Mary "Polly" (I8846)
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| 6258 | Lengthy Green County, Kentucky circuit court suit between William Barret and the Black family heirs provided some general information of this family. The suit was triggered after the 1833 death of the father of Jeremiah Black; also named Jeremiah. During this lengthy suit; Jeremiah Black Junior also died. He left two children; Gamaliel Black and Mary Jane Black. After Jeremiah's death Mary Jane and Gamaliel were appointed a guardian in Monroe County, Kentucky. This meant that they were under 14 years of age at the time of fathers death. Guardians name was William Kingery. | Black, Jeremiah (I42417)
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| 6259 | Leona Thompson Bennett, 90 Leona Thompson Bennett, 90, of Buffalo, died April 7, 2005, atSunriseManor Nursing Home in Hodgenville. She was a member of Mt. Tabor Baptist Church in Buffalo, where sheservedas a Sunday school teacher, clerk and treasurer for many years.She wasalso a former school teacher and a homemaker. She was preceded in death by her husband, James Ernest Bennett; ason,Tommy Bennett; three grandchildren, Deborah Hill, Scott Price andDavidWesley Poteet; her parents, Thomas J. and Lizzie SalsmanThompson; twosisters, Beatrice Smith and Venita Tucker; and a brother,RobertThompson. She is survived by two daughters, Mary Frances Poteet and Edith B.(Jody)Price, both of Hodgenville; a daughter-in-law, Melba Bennett ofBuffalo;eight grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren;twostep-great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; andfivestep-great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held April 10, at 2 p.m. at Mt. TaborBaptistChurch with the Rev. Roger Pepper officiating. Burial willfollow in thechurch cemetery. Visitation will begin April 9, after 10 a.m. at Bennett-BertramFuneralHome in Hodgenville. Condolences may be expressed online at www.bennett-bertram.com. | Thompson, Leona Mae (I100478)
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| 6260 | Leonard Hullett Hunt, 69, of the Gilboa Community, died of a heartattackat his home Route 2, Finley, Sunday, Dec. 11, 1966 at 10:00 a.m. Funeralservices were conducted Tuesday, Dec. 13 at 2:00 p.m., at theMt. GilboaBaptist Church by Rev. James Kenneth Adams and Rev. OtisSkaggs withburial in Mt. Gilboa Cemetery. The Lyon Funeral Home wasin charge ofarrangements. Mr. Hunt, a retired farmer, was born inTaylor County,March 30, 1897 son of the late Emma Caulk and J.C. Hunt. He was a memberof the Mount Gilboa Baptist Church. Forty-two yearsago he was marriedto Roberta D. Hunt who survives. Besides his wife,he is survived by thefollowing children: Mrs. Wesley Parrott, ShelbyHunt, Mrs. RaymondCotton, and Miss Phyllis Hunt, all ofCampbellsville; Coleman and TerryHunt, at home, Rt. 2, Finley; CarlHunt, Rt. 2; Mrs. Nathan Funk,Louisville; and Buel Hunt, USAFWitchita, Kansas. Also surviving onebrother, John J. Hunt, Raywick;one sister, Mrs. Josie Hunt, Ca! mpbellsville; two half-brothers, Sheridan Hunt, Rt. 2, Finley andRubinHunt, Raywick; two half-sisters, Mrs. Edgar Gentle, Indianapolis,andMrs. Bertha Graham, Coles City, Ind. Two brothers and twosistersprecede him in death, Freeman, Robert, Ethel, and EffieHunt.Pallbearers were Preston, Clayton, Walter and Gene Hunt,CharlieSullivan, and Edgar Russell. ~The News-Journal, Thursday,December 15,1966 | Hunt, John Jimmie (I55872)
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| 6261 | Leota Autumn Hesh was placed in Mrs. Works orphanage at Mishawaka,SaintJoseph County, Indiana when she was about the age of 3 or 5 yearsold.She was shipped with a train load of children to be adopted inhomes. Shewas taken off to Iowa and adopted by a family with the nameof Modig orMoodig. | Hesh, Leota Autumn (I12652)
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| 6262 | Lesser Poland Voivodeship (in Polish, województwo malopolskie [v?j?'vut?stf? maw?'p?lsk??]; Slovak: Malopolské vojvodstvo), also known as Malopolska Voivodeship or Malopolska Province,[1] is a voivodeship (province), in southern Poland. It has an area of 15,108 square kilometres (5,833 sq mi), and a population of 3,267,731 (2006). It was created on 1 January 1999 out of the former Kraków, Tarnów, Nowy Sacz and parts of Bielsko-Biala, Katowice, Kielce and Krosno Voivodeships, pursuant to the Polish local government reforms adopted in 1998. The province's name recalls the traditional name of a historic Polish region, Lesser Poland, or in Polish: Malopolska. Current Lesser Poland Voivodeship, however, covers only small part of the broader ancient Malopolska region which, together with Greater Poland (Wielkopolska) and Silesia (Slask), formed the early medieval Polish state. Historic Lesser Poland is much larger than the current province. It stretches far north, to Radom, and Siedlce, also including such cities, as Stalowa Wola, Lublin, Kielce, Czestochowa, and Sosnowiec. The province is bounded on the north by the Swietokrzyskie Mountains (Góry Swietokrzyskie), on the west by Jura Krakowsko-Czestochowska (a broad range of hills stretching from Kraków to Czestochowa), and on the south by the Tatra, Pieniny and Beskidy Mountains. Politically it is bordered by Silesian Voivodeship to the west, Swietokrzyskie Voivodeship to the north, Subcarpathian Voivodeship to the east, and Slovakia to the south. Almost all of Lesser Poland lies in the Vistula River catchment area. The city of Kraków was one of the European Cities of Culture in 2000. Kraków has railway and road connections with Katowice (expressway), Warsaw, Wroclaw and Rzeszów. It lies at the crossroads of major international routes linking Dresden with Kiev, and Gdansk with Budapest. Located here is the second largest international airport in Poland (after Warsaw's), the John Paul II International Airport. | Giza, Blazej (I134622)
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| 6263 | Lester Michael Coy Lester M. Coy youngest son of Wm G and Gertrude R. Coy was bornJuly15, 1926 at Washington, Kansas and passed away at theHinesVeteransHospital in Chicago, Illinois on March 26, 1953 at theage of 26 years, 9months and 11 days. His boyhood was spent in Washington, Kansas. He enlisted in theAirForce at the age of 17 and continued in this service until 3monthsbefore his death. At this time he was retired. While in service he spent 1 1/2 year in Japan and 1 year in Germanyand6 years in different ports of the United States. He was married February 9, 1953 to Joan Marie Hamm. He leaves to mourn his passing his widow, Joan of Chicago, hisparentsMr. and Mrs. Will Coy, Brownsville,Nebraska, two sisters - Mrs.ClydeCorbin,Washington,Kansas and Mrs. W.W. Carter, Topeka,Kansas -onebrother Jessie Coy, Jerome,Idaho. Also 2 brothers-in-law, Mr.ClydeCorbin, Washington,Kansas and Sgt. William Carter, London,Englandand onesister-in-law-Mrs. Jessie Coy, Jerome,Idaho, 9 neices andnephews and ahost of relatives and friends. Solemn High Mass was held in St. James Church in Maywood, IllinoisbyFather Gilmore,March 28,1953. The body lie in state in Suburam Chapel. Burial was in Ausen of Heaven Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois. | Coy, Lester Michael (I4681)
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| 6264 | Lets start with parentage for Richard; or better; eliminating who is not his father: Hugh Ingram - born abt 1530 and father of Sir Art 1 Arthur Ingram (Sir Art 1) - b1565-1570 & married Susan Brown in 1596, and father of Sir Art 2. Arthur Ingram (Sir Art 2) - b1597 & married Eleanor Slingby about 1620. John Ingram - born about 1565-1570, also son of Hugh and brother to Sir Art 1 A lot of info throughout the genealogical websites and also very early historical documents state that immigrant Richard Ingram of Rehoboth, Massachuestts was the son of Sir Arthur Ingram and mother Eleanor Slingsby. This Sir Arthur Ingram (Sir Art 2) was actually born in 1597 and did not marry Eleonor Slingsby until about 1620. Myths or inaccuracies: 1 - Sir Arthur Ingram (Sir Art 2) who married Eleanor Slingsby could not have been the father of Richard Ingram who immigrated to Rehoboth, and was born circa 1595-1605. This Sir Arthur Ingram was not born until 1597, and was the Son of Sir Arthur Ingram and Susan Brown. 2 - Sir Arthur Ingram (Sir Art 1) who married Susan Brown in 1596 is a possible parentage for Richard Ingram, the immigrant to Rehoboth, Massachusetts in 1630. A John Ingram is listed as a son of this Sir Art 1; but also listed as died in 1635. Other Ingram researchers have delved into this and have not yet found a link. 3 - John Ingram (brother of Sir Art 1) is also possible parentage for Richard Ingram, the immigrant to Rehoboth, Massachusetts in 1630. A record of Richard Ingram being christened/baptized on 18 March 1600 in Fishtoft, Lincolnshire, England listed a John Ingram as his father. This needs to be checked; so is also a possibility (I have placed Richard Ingram with this family only as a probability). 4 - False assumption in believing differences in spelling of last name Ingram, Ingraham, Ingeram have a bearing on lineage. While DNA testing has found two distinct Ingram groups in England; the ancient name is more commonly spelled Ingram. In particular; most actual records for Sir Arthur Ingram listed his name as Ingram vice Ingraham. It was not uncommon for mis-spelling due to the lack of writing and spelling skills of those scribes/clerks responsible to do so. | Ingram, Richard (I127267)
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| 6265 | Letter written by E.C. Porter on December 17, 1862 fromNashville,Tennessee: Dear (ineligible) Mother, I received a letter from you and wasglad to hear from you but it hasbeen so long ago I think it time I wasgetting another If I am notmistaken you said you was all well which Iwas very glad to hear. Butas for myself I am not well but am gettingbetter it has been 2 weekssince I left the hospital I have been layingroun thecamp waiting togain strength but it seems slow coming. I dontknow what the matter wasI did not think I was much sick but I got downvery week some how orother but what I regard the most I have lost myvoice so I cant sing onthe high key alot but the boys think it will comewith my strength butif it dont I shall feel verry bad lind seemed verryanxious about meyou can tell her I am getitng well I will soon be ablefor duty if Idont get a back set. The boys havegone out on drill butthat is a job Idont have to do nor do I have to go to roll call that isnow for me. Cinder talks of sending me the box of grubb ifshe sends it tell her tofill it with such as she can himand MotherParrish will splice. Peterdunkin is here today he looks harty as abuck. Perry Fulton is cookingbeens today. I will quit now till after theMale comes in . Well I havewaited for the male but none came for me andI conclude to finish up myletter but I canot think of any thinkg towrite/I want you totell Cindaif she wants me to write any more she willhave to send me some stampsas some money for i am most out of stamps andout of Paper she mustsend meone dollar if she Posibly can or I shallhave to quit writing Ibought 6 sheets of paper on time and when that isgone i will have todry up writing. Tell fub if she will write to me Iwill love her for ittell Tilda to Please to write me a letter for I amsad all the time andwhen I get A letter from my freinds it chears me uptell Ande Marshsfolks I think they dont think much of me as they willwrite to me solin Particular I never have got one word from any of them. We have lost by death four orfiveof our company, William Phelps,William Pool and others that you didnot know.I have not hurd from JohnB in about sise weeks he sent me wordby another manthe other day towrite to him I did so and have Received noanswer yet. I am lookingEvery mail for an answer. I think he will bedischarged before long hehas not done more than one weeks good servicesince he left home TommyDavis wasleft in the hospital at danville wehave not had any word fromhim lately. I saw our Preacher Walker andgoodacre and John WhatlyCapt. Brooks company is in our Prigade tell TubI saw Allen Buchs hehas Joined the Regular service. The boys have Justcome in from drilland we will have plenty of fuss- I received A letterfrom Laurin buthave not answered it yet. I suppose Luther has gone tohis REgiment.Well Rat I have nothing to write that will intrust you wehave allkindsof nonsence and fooling . I dont think it will pay to writesuch I havewritten to Cinda to semd me her box of grubb. tell her tosend it quickif she sends it for we may move help her fix it. tell bin he can write again it wont hurt any think. youthink strangethat I dont write to all but if you will stop and think Alittle youcan tell the Reason/ Dear Father and Mother I want to Readmore lettersfrom home for satisfaction and full off time for I am sadand lonelythere is nothing here to cheer me only the thought of one daygoing toto meet my friends that have before me Pap I have not seen anything tocause me to take A harty Laugh since Willie died the Boys callmesobersidis some of theirs. I Know that god has a perfect right tohimand I would not call him back but the stroke has been a baref onefor meto bare. I dont think I Ever have my mind clear. I have seen agrate | Porter, Eliphaz Cardwell (I4792)
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| 6266 | Letters of administration were granted to his brother, SamuelLaythrop,on his estate, May 23, 1696. He is designated as "EdwardLaythrop, lateof Bridgewater, deceased | Lothrop, Edward (I63293)
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| 6267 | Letters of Aministration named Joseph as the brother of Mary,withoutliving parents. The letters state that Mary died on 14 August 1837 and the letterswerecompleted on 3 October 1837. Joseph was named the surrogate for her estate,deemedto be worth 450 pounds. | Ingram, Mary (I108478)
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| 6268 | Levi B Oakes Enumeration District: 0013 Color: W Age: 53 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0265 County: Barren Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Susan M 51, Kentucky Son Cland C 25, Kentucky Son Tildan 20, Kentucky Daughter-in-law Minnie 23, Kentucky | Oakes, Levi Benjamin (I46468)
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| 6269 | LEVI (born 24 may 1806, died 7 May 1865), buried Friendship Cemetery at Springdale, Ark., married Nancy Graham (born 1817, the daughterofWilliam and Nancy Graham and Grand-daughter of Old Peter and Nancy Graham).Their children listed from Bible records in possession of Mrs NellieHickman. Pinkey G. born 5 Dec 1833, married Lucy Walker; Erwin R, born 20Jan, 1835, died 1838; Harrison A. born 28 Sept. 1837 , died 1841;JohnCarter born 29 Dec.1839, married Annie Goodman; Jasper Newton born 3 May1842, died 5 Mar 1863; Baby born 15 May 1844 died 19 Jun 1844; Saraptaborn17 Sept 1845, married Robert Sherrod Anderson; Stephen born 5 Mar 1848, married,1st, Mary Lynch and 2nd, Sarah (Hartley) Yarnell; Drindaborn15 Sept 1850, died 1858; Baby son born 25 Jan 1853 died 9 Feb1853;Martha Jane, born 11 Sept 1855, died Apr 1866; Wesley born 20 Jan1858,married Nancy White ( daughter of Hirman Carrol White and Mahulda QuintonWhite); Tabitha Agnes, born 6 Jun 1860, married Charles Jefferson Hancock (sonof Enock M. and Elizabeth Walker Hancock); Lucinda Josphine, born 19Apr1863, married Paschal Graham (son of James Ship Graham and Rebecca JanPatton Graham), 2nd to George A Hancock (brother to Charles JeffersonHancock). Levi and Nancy Graham also raised an orphaned child named Elizabeth Graham, b. 17 Aug 1837, d. 1928. She was a niece of Nancy Graham,beingthe daughter of Peter Graham who died shortly after 1840, in Taney Co. ,Mo. This Peter Graham was born 1812-1814, and is thought to have marriedagirl named Rachel. Peter was the son of William and Leah(Boyd) Graham.(This William was the son of the original Peter and Nancy Graham who firstcameto Ark, in 1838.) Peter had four children; Simpson, b. 1832; Rebecca,b.1835, m. to Miacha Woolsey; Elizabeth, b. 1837, who never married; andCharlesL., b. 1840; d. 1862. These children were scattered among their auntsanduncles in Washington County after their parents died, Charles living withhis grandfather William in 1860. Elizabeth never married although she had five children. It is said that she was an outstanding person and mother. She was supposed tohave said she married and had two sons and the husband left her so shenever trusted men again. | Graham, Levi (I44368)
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| 6270 | Lewis Griffaw also living in the Salem Township, Perry County,Missouri in 1910. He was born about 1850, and possible a brother to Austin. Austin Griffaw listed in 1910 Perry County, Missouri Federal Census. Only 1 child Trula listed, along with wife Ettie. Salem Township, Supervisors District 11, Enumeration District 65, Sheet 4b, Family # 79. Listed in 1920 Federal Census, Perry County, Missouri, Salem Township. Supervisor District 184, Enumeration District 71, Sheet 7a. | Griffaw, Austin M. (I66055)
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| 6271 | Lewis Johnson had a total of 8 children. Names originally given by Wayne Johnson a direct descendant of Thomas and Edmonia (Purcell) Johnson. Some of these names have since been changed to the full name, rather then the common name. | Johnson, Lewis (I83298)
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| 6272 | Lexington Herald-Leader (KY) - February 12, 2001 Deceased Name: CAMPBELLSVILLE -- Willie R. Sprowles CAMPBELLSVILLE -- Willie R. Sprowles, 88, Levelwood Road, retired farmer, husband of Katie Sprowles, died Saturday. Services 11 a.m. Tuesday, Zion Separate Baptist Church. Visitation 5 p.m. today, Parrott & Ramsey Funeral Home. Edition: Final Page: B2 | Sprowles, Willie R. (I121399)
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| 6273 | Lexington Herald-Leader (KY) - October 23, 2001 Deceased Name: CAMPBELLSVILLE -- Gertie Warren CAMPBELLSVILLE -- Gertie Warren, 91, Greensburg, formerly of Taylor County, former homemaker, widow of Bee Warren, died Sunday. Services 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Poplar Grove United Methodist Church. Visitation 5 p.m. today, Parrott & Ramsey Funeral Home. Edition: Final Page: B2 | Nelson, Gertie L. (I121392)
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| 6274 | Lieut. in Military. | Phelps, Timothy William (I116325)
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| 6275 | Lieutenant Radcliffe Warren, killed in Claiborne's raid on the IsleOfKent. | Warren, Radcliffe (I19031)
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| 6276 | Liletown Cemetery, Green County, Kentucky | Brown, Vellie (I65339)
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| 6277 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lyles, Lillian M. (I89777)
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| 6278 | LILLIE M WARREN Date 790203 Age 084 Place HARDN Residence HARDIN Volume 006 Cert 02686 Deathvol 79 LILLIE M WARREN Date 790203 Age 084 Place HARDN Residence HARDIN Volume 006 Cert 02686 Deathvol 79 | Elmore, Lillie Maude (I41603)
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| 6279 | Lilly Mae Verrell Family-Placed Obituary Lilly Mae Verrell One of the Lord's finest flowers was called home toHisgarden after a short illness on October 31, 2004. She was a libertybaby,born on July 4, 1932, to the late Benjamin and Ida WhisenantinWimberley, Texas. Her survivors include her loving husband, FreddieC.Verrell, Sr.; mother-in-law, May Verrell; her devoted children,LindaUnderwood and husband Deat, June Hejl and husband Mark, SharonGladdenand husband Gary, Freddie C. Verrell, Jr. and wife Theresa,13grandchildren, numerous great-grandchildren and many siblings.Lillydevoted her life to her family. Her friends in the church broughther somuch joy and inspiration. She will be loved and missed by allwho knowher and she will continue to live in our hearts forever.Family willreceive friends from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday,November 3,2004, at Wilke- Clay-Fish Funeral Home. Funeral serviceswill be held at11:00 a.m. on Thursday, November 4, 2004, atWilke-Clay-Fish Funeral Homewith Pastor Ronnie Dyer officiating.Interment will be at Haynie ChapelCemetery. Arrangements byWilke-Clay-Fish Funeral Home, 2620 S. Congress,Austin, TX 78704 -(512) 442-1446. | Whisenant, Lilly Mae (I11725)
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| 6280 | Lima Ohio Allen County 40:44:33 N 084:06:19 W 880 county seat45801-2,45804-5, 45807-9, 45854 US Lima Ohio Auglaize County 45806, 45819 US McClimansville Ohio Madison County 39:43:43 N 083:16:18 W US North Lima Ohio Mahoning County 40:56:54 N 080:39:33 W 1103 44452 US Lima Ohio Meigs County 39:03:51 N 082:07:12 W US Climax Ohio Morrow County 40:37:50 N 082:53:17 W 1033 US Limaville Ohio Stark County 40:58:55 N 081:08:55 W 164 44640 US | Lines, Lela Jeanette (I109338)
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| 6281 | Lincoln A. Kesler, died November 21, 1991 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Born May 30, 1914 in Kanosh, Utah to William Henry and SarahAdelineLossee Kessler. Married Leda Laureen "Peg" Warner, April 15, inFillmore,Utah. Survived by children, Karen L. Kesler, Salt Lake City; CharlesStanfordKesler, Fruitland; Karlene Wade, Salt Lake City; ninegrandchildren; 11great-grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Grant,Fillmore; Mrs. LeGrand(LaRee) Johnson, Logan; Mrs. Don (Nell) Ingram,Nephi. Preceded in deathby wife, Peg; son, Edmund and brothers andsisters. Graveside services will be on Monday, Nov. 25, 11 a.m. at theRedwoodMemorial Estates, 6500 South Redwood Rd. where friends andfamily maycall one hour prior to services. T 11/23N 11/23 George O.LeFevre | Kesler, Lincoln Abraham (I62357)
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| 6282 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Amos, Sheila Jean (I74810)
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| 6283 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Digati, Elizabeth (I64330)
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| 6284 | Linda Lorraine Green Chesser 2007-08-04 06:00:00 ODESSA Linda Lorraine Green Chesser, lifetime resident of Odessa,passedaway Wednesday, August 1, 2007, at her residence. She was bornThursday,October 26, 1961 to Lornce Monroe and Ozella (Proctor) Green. Linda enjoyed hanging out at Joe’s Bar and being with her buddies.Shemade a friend of everyone who came through the door. Her sonandgrandchildren were the love of her life and her pride and joy. Those left to cherish her love and memories are one son, Travis GreenofOdessa; her mother, Ozella Green of Odessa; four brothers, WayneGreen,Lonnie Green and Lyle Green, all of Odessa and Dale Green ofGail, Texas;one sister, Lou Bryant of Odessa; two grandchildren, BlakeGreen andCheyene Green, both of Odessa; numerous nieces and nephews;and herfriend and caretaker Grace Davis. Linda was preceded in death by her father. Memorial services are scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday at Acres WestFuneralChapel with Carri Barrett officiating. Condolences may be madeatwww.acreswestfuneral.com “I love you more than the moon and stars.” | Green, Linda Loriane (I30703)
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| 6285 | Linda Vista man dies after violent fight with older brother 3:56 p.m., February 24, 2003 SAN DIEGO � Authorities released the name today of a Linda Vista manwhodied at his home over the weekend during a violent struggle withhisolder brother. Michael Patton, 32, succumbed to undetermined injuries duringlastnight's domestic dispute in an apartment in the 2100 block ofGarstonStreet, according to coroner's officials. The fight broke out about 7:30 p.m., when Patton became verballyabusiveand argumentative toward his mother during a discussion aboutfinances,San Diego police reported. As the quarrel grew "quite heated," Patton's 44-year-oldbrotherintervened, grabbing him and applying a chokehold, SDPD Lt. JimDuncansaid. The mother and older brother then bound Patton's arms to restrainhimbefore realizing he had stopped breathing. They made an emergency call and did CPR on the stricken man, to noavail.Paramedics also were unable to revive him and pronounced himdead a shorttime later. Homicide detectives questioned the older brother, whose namewaswithheld, and plan to turn the case over to the DistrictAttorney'sOffice for review on whether criminal charges are warranted,Duncan said. A ruling on the cause of Patton's death was on hold pending completionofan autopsy and toxicology tests. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Michael Stewart Patton Aug. 17, 1970-Feb. 23, 2003 Michael Stewart Patton, 32, of San Diego died Feb. 23. He was born inSanDiego and was a computer technician. Survivors include his daughters, Kylila, Briana and Mikaela Patton ofSanDiego; parents, James Patton Sr. of Millington, Tenn., and ClydieM.Patton of San Diego; sister, Sharon Patton of Bakersfield; andbrothers,James Patton Jr. and Anthony Patton of San Diego. Viewing: 11:30 a.m. tomorrow, Aztlan Mortuary, 7856 La Mesa Blvd.,LaMesa. Services: 1 p.m. tomorrow, Greenwood Memorial Park, Interstate 805andImperial Avenue, San Diego. Arrangements: Preferred Cremation and Burial. Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune on 3/2/2003. | Patton, Michael Stewart (I74811)
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| 6286 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Warren, Alvin Mitchell (I72975)
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| 6287 | Lineage and Family Records of Alfred Wyman Hoar and His WifeJosephineJackson Author: no author Call Number: CS71.H679 This book contains the history and genealogy of the Hoar familyofMassachusetts. Bibliographic Information: Lineage and Family Records of AlfredWymanHoar and His Wife Josephine Jackson. Eagle Printing Co. Delano,Minn. 189 | Fuller, Joseph (I36102)
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| 6288 | Lineage Book (DAR) Vol 13, Page 149 shows Mary Hart b. 1752 not 1758 as Julian Hart Robertson's records indicate. | Hart, Mary (I43470)
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| 6289 | Linnie May Warren Hall - Central Kentucky News-Journal Monday, June 21, 2004 Obituaries Linnie May Warren Hall, 97 Linnie May Warren Hall, 97, of Green County, Ky., died on Saturday,June19, 2004 at the Green Hill Manor Nursing Home. Daughter of the late Charlie Warren and Ella Pierce Warren, she wasbornon Saturday, April 13, 1907 in Green County and was a member oftheHodges Chapel United Methodist Church and a homemaker. She married Owen Hall on Sept. 17, 1924. He preceded her in death onJan.26, 1989. Survivors include two daughters, Dorothy Bloyd of Elizabethtown andJeanBale of Summersville; two sons, Charlie Hall of Summersville andRonnie"Dyke" Hall of Greensburg; 13 grandchildren; 18 great-greatgrandchildrenand nine great-great grandchildren. Also preceding her in death was a son, Kenneth Hall on Dec. 25, 1997;abrother, Edwin Warren; a sister, Tessie Lee Bradshaw andtwogreat-grandchildren. Funeral was at 2 p.m. on Monday, June 21 at Cowherd and ParrottFuneralHome in Greensburg. Burial was in the Hodges Chapel Cemetery. The Rev. DennisParriganofficiated. Pallbearers were Danny Bloyd, Terry Hall, Jerry Hall, Jackie Hall,HollisBale and Timmy Jeffries. | Warren, Linnie May (I116430)
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| 6290 | Linsley Roosevelt was adopted by Franklin Delano Roosevelt. | Roosevelt, Linsley (I67364)
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| 6291 | Listed a cousin Isidora Santos living in 1924. | Valenzuela, Teodoro (I30725)
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| 6292 | Listed a cousin named Pedro Botillo living in Spafford?, Texas in1918. Listed a cousin named Francisco Guevara living in Houston, Texas in1924. | Cuellar, Jose Angel (I116870)
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| 6293 | Listed age as 21 (born ca 1834) in 1855 New York State Census(SteubenCounty, Hornellsville), Pennsylvania. Moved to Hillsdale County, Michigan in 1857. Listed age as 24 (born ca 1836) in 1860 Wisconsin Federal Census(OcontoCounty, Suamico), Pennsylvania. Listed age as 32 (born ca 1838) in 1870 Wisconsin Federal Census(OcontoCounty, Little Suamico), Pennsylvania. Millicent and Adna Conn were both witnesses to the 1871 marriage ofLucy Lucia to Willard Barnes. Lucy was the sister of Susie Lucia, who married Edwin Colony, brother of Millicent (Colony) Conn. DeKalb Co., GA Wills: Will Book C, page 137 I, Milly M. Conn of Molino, Escambia County; State of Florida, being of sound mind and memory, do make this my last will and testament. First - I give and bequeath to my daughter Adaline S. Bates, all my wearing apparel and jewelry. Second - I give and bequeath to my husband Adna C. Conn, the residue of my estate, real and personal, of whatever nature and wheresoever the same may be, subject to the payment of my just debts and funeral expenses. Third - I hereby appoint my said husband Adna C. Conn, executor of this my last will and testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty fourth day of June in the year of our lord, one thousand eight hundred and seventy nine. Milly M. Conn (Seal) Signed, sealed, published and acknowledged by the said Milly M. Conn, as and for her last will and testament in the presence of us who in her presence and at her request, and in the presence of each other, have subscribed our names hereunto as witnesses thereof. Edward E. Bates, Molino, Fla. Amanda Davis, Molino, Fla. Dossy Coleman, Molino, Fla. Will recorded this the 8th day of May 1903 W. M. Ragsdale; Ordinary Probate of Will in Minute Book I, page 332 | Colony, Millicent M. "Milly" (I33662)
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| 6294 | Listed an adopted grand-daughter named Mrs. Lenore Razee Collins inherwill from 1945. | Johnson, Lida Iantha (I32168)
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| 6295 | Listed an uncle Jos� Maria Gonzalez living in Uvalde, Texas in 1925. Listed an aunt Juana Estrada De La Roso living in 1924. Listed an uncle Hilario Taz living in San Antonio, Texas in 1923. | Cuellar, Antonio C. (I116935)
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| 6296 | Listed as 1st husband of Tempy (Warren) in civil war pension record. | Pierce, James (I123301)
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| 6297 | Listed as a Bailiff on daughter Mary's marriage record. | Bench, James (I124823)
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| 6298 | Listed as a daughter of Jechonias Richard Waldrop in his will. 1838 --- Rutherford Co., NC. Will Book E, page 57. 16 May 1838. Sister, Mary Ann Waldrop, 1 cow and calf, 1 bed and furniture, household and kitchen furniture, also part of the land which my father Jachonias Waldrop, Sr dec'd formerly owned and willed to his heirs. Also, my part of the lot which he willed to my sister Polly Waldrop, dec'd with my claim on her bed and furniture, clothes etc. Balance of property to my sister Mary Ann Waldrop. Extr - Jechonias Waldrop, Jr. Witnesses: Thomas Littlejohn, Joel Littlejohn. 1839 --- Rutherford Co., NC. Court Records. Fall Session 1839. Page 405. The last will and Testament of Rebecca Waldrop was presented in open court for probate and was proven in the usual form by the oath of John Littlejohn one of the subscribing witnesses thereto. It was thereupon ordered to be recorded & filed away in this office. | Waldrop, Rebecca (I20446)
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| 6299 | Listed as a daughter of Jechonias Richard Waldrop in his will. | Waldrop, Mary (I20444)
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| 6300 | Listed as a daughter of Jechonias Richard Waldrop in his will. | Waldrop, Margaret (I34523)
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