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| 6801 | Lucy Colony is listed in 1840 Knox County, Ohio census, age between 30-39 years of age. Besides herself, there was one female child, and 3 male children in the household. Lucy later moved to Johnson County, Iowa with other Colony family members. | Higgins, Lucy (I54358)
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| 6802 | Lucy Lucia married to Willard Barnes on 20 December 1871 in Brown County, Wisconsin. (LDS film 1,275,773). Witnessed by Adna Conn and Milly Colony (sister of Edwin Colony). Lucy is living with Adna and Milly (Colony) Conn in the 1870LittleSuamico, Wisconsin Federal Census, listed as a house keeper. Last name is mispelled as Lusha. | Lucia, Lucy A. (I33514)
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| 6803 | Lucy stated that she only had two sons in her revolutionary war pensionclaim papers. | ???, Lucy (I56684)
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| 6804 | Luella Detrick's family listed Soleman "Solomon" Shawver has her father on death certificate. | Shawver, Solena (I123928)
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| 6805 | Luis Colon De Los Santos Y Torres was the Mayor of San German andtheMayor of Coamo. | Colon, Luis (I88438)
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| 6806 | Lum Akin Enumeration District: 0009 Color: W Age: 17 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0066 County: Ballard Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Rosy 17, Kentucky | Akin, Christopher Columbus 'Lum' (I65583)
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| 6807 | Lydia was granted pension on 4 March 1848, 6 years after the death of her husband. The record was noted in Albany, New York. The pension revealed her surname as Shuttuck. | Shattuck, Lydia (I137736)
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| 6808 | Mack Tarwater offically had no middle name, but he had to use amiddleinitial while he worked for the Treasury Department, so he chosehisfather's middle inital of E., which stood for Elbert. | Tarwater, Mack E. (I109240)
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| 6809 | Made California Gold Rush with husband | Waldrip, Prudence (I34146)
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| 6810 | Made out a will in October of 1791, but it was not proven. He dropped of the Person County, North Carolina tax lists after 1794. | Warren, Hedgman (I54116)
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| 6811 | Maida Ingram Gillett: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice Salt Lake Tribune, The (UT) - March 9, 2002 Deceased Name: Maida Ingram Gillett Maida Ingram Gillett, a 92-year-old Declo, Idaho resident, passed away peacefully Wednesday, March 6, 2002 at Alta View Hospital in Sandy, Utah. She was born July 25, 1909 in Nephi, Utah the daughter of Marion Emily Park and John Edward Ingram also of Nephi. She was the youngest of 12 children (five boys and seven girls). She graduated from Juab High School and attended beauty school. She owned and operated a beauty shop in Nephi for five years. Maida married Joseph Andreas Gillett on August 30, 1933 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints serving in Young Women and Relief Society as well as other capacities. Together Maida and Joe served in the Anchorage, Alaska Mission in 1979-81. She worked along side her husband in Gillett's Market and in the Declo Post Office for many years. Maida loved flowers, made beautiful quilts, served with her husband who was President of the Declo, Idaho Stake, and loved to be around her family. She served them with unconditional love. She provided a haven of love where her children and grandchildren were welcome. Maida was a gracious and appreciative person, always expressing gratitude to those who helped her. She always found the good in others. She is survived by her husband, Joseph; sons: Gale Gillett (Jolene) of Declo; Ted Gillett (Sharon) of Paradise, UT; Dan Gillett (Carolyn) of Declo; David Gillett (DelRae) of Sandy, UT; daughters: Christine Hill (Veldon) of Nampa, ID; and Diane Toronto (James) of Provo, UT; 34 grandchildren and 56 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, her five brothers and six sisters; Maysel Goble, Birdene Sidwell, Wallace Ingram, Laverne Cowan, Clarence Ingram, Florin Ingram, Alta Starr, Angus Ingram, Leone Greenhalgh, Leo Ingram, Lorene Ingram, and one granddaughter. Services will be Monday, March 11, 2002 at 11 a.m. in the Declo, Idaho Stake Center. Friends may call Sunday, March 10, 2002 from 6-8 p.m. at the Rasmussen Funeral Home, 1350 East 16th Street, Burley, Idaho and at the church on Monday one hour before the services. Interment will follow at the Declo City Cemetery. | Ingram, Maida (I62607)
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| 6812 | Maiden name appears to be Maria Ygnacia Nunez; and after husband died appeared to marry a person with last name Escamilla. This may be the exact opposite. | Nunez, Maria Ygnacia (I128436)
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| 6813 | Maiden name of Amanda obtained from death certificate of son James B. Bond was Delow. Maiden name of Amanda obtained from death certificate of son William E. Bond was Darnell. | Darnell, Amanda "Manda" J. (I122803)
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| 6814 | Maiden Surname is most likely Davis. | Margaret G. (I101440)
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| 6815 | Major John Lewis | Lewis, John (I34597)
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| 6816 | Malachi UNDERWOOD(bet 1809-1818 Green,Ky)m.Louisa Tramulle/Trammell or Henderson(bet 1823-1826 Illinois) (Malachi's mother may have been a BOX. Louisa's mother and baby brother are buried in the Indian Cemetary on River Mtn (on Mary Jane Underwood Roberts homestead property) in Delaware,Logan Co,Ark) May be related to: James UNDERWOOD in Green,Ky in 1810-1820 James UNDERWOOD in Madison,Mo in 1830,Johnson,Ar in 1840-deceased by 1850,possibly wife Ceria(1799 NC) is in Johnson,Ar in 1850 William in 1810-1820 Green,Ky and 1830 Madison,Mo William Berry UNDERWOOD(1826 Green,Ky) m.Julia Burnham(1828 Mo) Reuben UNDERWOOD(bet 1817-1823 Ky)m.Sarah(1825 SC) Gideon UNDERWOOD(1823 Ky)m.Mary(1828 Ky) William UNDERWOOD(1808 Ky-was in Yell,Ar in 1860 m.Malissa BROWN(1807 Tn) Isarias/Ezerias/Azzariah UNDERWOOD(1798 NC) m.Lucy SKAGGS(1795 Ky) | Underwood, Malachi (I51286)
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| 6817 | Malinda Kilpatrick prior to Marriage to Richard. | McGee, Malinda (I109189)
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| 6818 | Mamie Eastteam, 102, of Clayton, OK, passed away Sunday, November 6th, 2011 in Antlers, OK. Mamie was born in Black Fork, AR on May 4, 1909, a daughter of the late Mary Elizabeth (Dunaway) and William Isaac Wadkins. She is survived by Daughter Jean Burkhead, of Antlers, Ok. She is also survived by numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren and many nieces, nephews and cousins. Memorial Service was at Tuskahoma First Baptist Church, Tuskahoma, OK, at 2:00pm on Thursday, November 10th, 2011 with Chris Rogers officiating. Interment at A. L. Stephens Cemetery Clayton, OK. Arrangements were entrusted to Clayton Funeral Home in Clayton, OK. | Wadkins, Mamie (I129284)
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| 6819 | Manley family lived in Bradford County, PA and also in Rutland County, VT; same as the Colony family. Mary's Father may be Sylvester Manley of Bradford County, PA; and she may have been married before she married to John Colony. | Manley, Mary (I94288)
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| 6820 | Mann CHEROKEE VILLAGE -- William Scott Mann Jr., 83, of Cherokee VillagediedSaturday, March 20, at Ash Flat Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. Born in San Francisco, he was a World War II Navy veteran and hadservedin the Marine Corps. He was a member of the CivilianConservation Corps. He was a member of St. Andrews Episcopal Church in Cherokee Villageandworked as a master pipe fitter. He moved to Cherokee Village 15years agofrom Bremerton, Wash. A charter and lifetime member of Silverdale Masonic Lodge No. 311inSilverdale, Wash., he also was a member of National AssociationLegionsof Honor, Nile Temple, was a master Mason of Bremerton LodgeNo. 117, alifetime member of Kitsap Lodge of past masters, a ScottishRite Masonand a life member 32nd degree, Valley of Bremerton andOrient ofWashington. Survivors include his wife, Stella Irene Mann; two sons, Arthur C.Mannand Sheldon S. Mann; five grandchildren; and threegreat-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents. Memorial services are scheduled for 11:45 a.m. April 18 at St.AndrewsEpiscopal Church, with the Rev. John Edwards and the Rev. DonNortonofficiating. Tri-County's Cherokee Chapel of Highland is incharge ofarrangements. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copyright © 2004, Jonesboro Sun (Mar 27, 2004) | Mann, William Scott Jr. (I113634)
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| 6821 | Mansfield Advertiser 1877 1877 Quackenbush, Mrs., Francis d. Mrs. Francis Quackenbush, Mar 29th, in Tioga twp. | Colony, Mary Francis (I94643)
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| 6822 | Manuel AntOniO Vigil and Maria Frnncisca Mestas, Santa Cruz de la Canada, 18 March-25 May 1824, AHAD, 380, f. 315-32. Manuel Antonio Vigil. over 27, NJexicono, a native of Santa Cruz, a farmer, was the legitimate son of Bernardo Antonio Vigil and Mana Rosa Trujillo, both deceased. Maria Francisca Mestas, 18, was the legitimate daughter of Jose Mariano Mestas and Maria Dolores Varela., mexiconOf. The cquple was related in the fourth degree of consanguinity. Witnesses: Antonio Jose Olivas, 73, citizen of Santa Cruz. Jose Maria Quintana, over 60, widower, native of Santa Cruz. Jose Francisco Gonzilez, over 70, citizen of Santa Cruz. Francisca Mestas stated that a year eader, Manuel Antonio promised to marry her. Because of her weakness, she had had sex with him. Witnesses: Jose de San Juan Martin, over 74, married, a native of Santa Cruz. Juan Antonio Montoya, 68, married, native of Santa Cruz. Antonio Lucero. 73. fanner. manied. native of Cochiti and resident of Santa Cruz for more than forty years. Juan Trujillo Bias Trujillo 1st degree Casilda Trujillo Juan Trujillo 2nd degree Antonio Mestas Rosa Trujillo 3rd degree Jose Mestas Manuel Antonio Vigil 4th degree Francisca Mestas On 5 April 1824, Father Rada forwarded the proceedings to Durango. On 25 May, Bishop Castaiiiza granted a dispensation on the basis of ongusb' loci and assigned as penance thar for one year the couple would take communion once more than required than required by Church precepts and recite a rosary of five mysteries every day fo[' a week. Because Francisca was under age, the bishop ordered the priest in Santa Cruz contact her grandparents or other parties who knew her parents to obtain their consent to the marriage. Then. he was to publish the banns three times. Assuming no new impediment arose, he was to proceed with the marriage and nuptial blessings. Certificates 1. On 2 January 1803 in Santa Cruz, Father Lombide baptized Manuel Antonio, espafio~ born on 1 January, the legitimate son of Bernardo Vigil and Maria Rosa Trujillo. His godparents Were Rafael Romero and Maria de Jesus Romero. 2. In Santa Cruz on 18 March 1806, Father Castro baptized two ~day-o Jd Maria Francisca, the legitimate daughter of Jose Mestas and Maria Dolo['es Varela, He[' godparents were Jose Antonio Cruz Rivera and Maria Paula Atencio. 3. Jose Mariano Mestas, mexicano, and his wife, Maria Dolores Varela, both natives of Santa Cruz, granted their permission for their daughter, Maria Francisca 'Mestas, to marry Manuel Antonio Vigil, mexi&lll1o. | Family: Manuel Antonio Vigil / Francisca Mestas (F55361)
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| 6823 | Manuel Sanchez 1933 - 2001 Manuel Sanchez of Craig, died Monday, May 14, 2001, at TheMemorialHospital. He was 67. On July 11, 1933, in Mt. Harris, he was born the son of SacramentoandMaria (Martinez) Morales. He grew up in Mt. Harris and attendedschooland graduated from Hayden High School. In 1956, he marriedCarmenHerrera. To this union were born two children, Steve and Sandra. They were later divorced. Sanchez married Ruth Lavick on July 27,1971,in Elko, Nev. To this union was born a daughter, Kimberly.Sanchez andhis wife also raised their grandson, Christopher. Sanchez worked for 25 years as a grocery clerk at BillsMarket/CityMarket and retired after 10 years at Tri State as awarehouseman.Following his retirement, he worked as caretaker atSherman Youth Camp.He enjoyed fishing, hunting, and camping. Sanchezwas a member of St.Michael's Catholic Church and a former member ofthe VFW. Sanchez is survived by his wife, children, Steven (Linda) Sanchez,SandraClark, Kimberly (Chris) Rothermund, Stacey (Shawn) Gregg;brother, Pete(Grace) Morales, Herman (Billie) Sanchez, grandchildren,Chris, Amber,Austin, Lilly, Britney, Drew, and Rodney and severalnieces, nephews,great nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by brothers, Daniel M. Sanchez and Joe(Pauline)Morello. Prayer service was held Thursday, May 17, 2001 at 7 p.m. MassofChristian Burial was held Friday, May 18, 2001, at 10 a.m. at St.MichaelCatholic Church with celebrant Fr. Roger Lascelle. Pallbearers were Steve Sanchez, Pat Herrera, Mike Sanchez, ChrisSanchez,Mike Lavick, Pete Morales, Norman Lopez and Chris Rothermund. Honorary pallbearers were: Herman Sanchez, Mike Salazar Sr.,WendelMitchell, Joe Lavick, Dan Snow, Ray Perez, Tony Santisteven andFredSantisteven. Burial was at the Craig Cemetery. | Sanchez, Manuel Morales (I30199)
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| 6824 | Many electronic lineages state surname to be Bock. No paper evidence of this has surfaced. Peter Elmore will of 1726 only states first name of Charity. | Charity (I41671)
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| 6825 | Many generic records; such as census data, list his birth state as Texas. | Davis, Robert E. Lee (I131751)
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| 6826 | Many husbands | Oldham, Willa Lou (I63593)
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| 6827 | Many of his brothers/sisters were also listed on this shipe manifest. Name: J . H. Lochmans Arrival date: 8 May 1848 Port of Arrival: New York Destination: U.S.A. (no specific place stated) Age: 23 Gender: Male Occupation: Baker, sugar baker, confectioner Relationship to head-of-household: Brother Last Residence: Unidentified Dutch Municipality Port of Departure: Rotterdam, Netherlands Ship Name: Maria Magdalene Microfilm series: M-237 Microfilm Roll: 71 | Lochman, John Jacob Henry (I94042)
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| 6828 | Many of the early New Hampshire and New York Colony families end up in Ohio before moving further west. Timeline for Henry Colony Senior. 1800 - in the Granville, Washington County, New York federal census. 1808-1810 - sons Henry & Charles Colony listed as born in Chenango County, New York 1810 - thought to be the Henry Chelery (mispelled) in the Granville, Washington County, New York federal census. 1817 - possible brother or son, Joseph Colony living in Chemung County,New York 1820 - in Masonville, Delaware County, New York census. 1828 - 1 July 1828 had a letter in the Aurora, Cayuga County, NY Post Office 1830 - in Ledyard, Cayuga County, New York census 1832 - 1 January 1832 had a letter in the Aurora, Cayuga County, NY Post Office 1840 - believed to be the older folks listed with Charles Colony in the 1840 Bradford County, Pennsylvania federal census. 1841 - listed on tax records in Bradford county, Pennyslvania. 1846 - 9 October - Advertised in Albany Argus for the benefit of the insolvent acts in Chenango County, NY 1850 - in Knox County, Ohio. (Living with son Elijah Colony - age was 77 (ca 1773), born in New York) https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-64PS-W52 Ohio > Knox > Miller > image 9 of 28 1851 - in Knox County, Ohio tax listings. 1856 - Henry Colony died in Knox County, Ohio. 1790 Areas to Check: John Collemy, Richd Colleney, and John Colleny in New Durham, Strafford County, New Hampshire. Patrick Collony in New Haven Connecticut. John Colane in Pitt, Allegheny, Pennsylvania John Colene, and Thomethy Colane in Westmoreland, Pennsylvania John Conolly in Bristol, Massachusetts Other possible ties - Dominy Colony (in 1825 Tompkins County, New York Census) https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSQ7-29CM-9?i=95&cat=85488 Image 96 of 610 | Colony, Henry (I33496)
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| 6829 | Mar. 7, 1711, Mary, widow of Nathaniel, and each of the otherchildren,deed property to Ephraim the eldest son, as follows: "Mary Bosworth of Hull, Relict widow of Nathaniel Bosworth late ofHulldeceased, and Lemuel Bosworth of Hull, Joseph Bosworth ofBoston,shipwright, John Dill of Hull, Fisherman and Mary his wife,EdwardSouthworth of Middlebury in the County of Plymouth, HusbandmanandBridget his wife, (children of said deceased), for œ66..13s..4dpaid byEphraim Bosworth of Hull, Cordwainer (eldest son of the saiddeceased)and also for and in Consideration of the Sum of Fifty Pounds. . . paidby him the said Ephraim Bosworth on behalf and by mutualagreement of allthe Children of the said deceased unto their abovesaidMother MaryBosworth as well in lieu of her Rights & interest in theherein devisedPremises as for other Considerations . . Have givengranted . . . withthe joint consent of their said Mother . . . alltheir right and interestbeing four-sixths or two-thirds parts (thewhole in six equal parts) . .. being part and parcels of the Estate oftheir said deceased Father . .. 2/3 part of a House Lot of 4 acresbounded S Westerly on the DwellingHouse of sd Ephraim Bosworth andpartly on the Town street S Easterlywith the Land of Thomas Jones"etc. Acknowledged Mar. 3, 1725 by Lemuel and Joseph Bosworth and Mary Dill. Witnesses Signed John Loring Lemuel Bosworth and a seal Thomas Jones Joseph Bosworth and a seal John Dill and a seal Mary Dill her X mark and a seal Edward Southworth and a seal Bridget Southworth her B mark and a seal Recorded Aug. 30, 1760. June 18, 1722, "Widow Bosworth's" land mentioned in the bounds of landatBrewster Isl., also another lot at "the Great Brewsters." This wasin adeed of gift, by the Rev. Zachariah Whitman, the first pastor ofthechurch at Hull, to his daughter "Sarah Gold." Mary Morton, widow of Nathaniel Bosworth, Jr. of Hull, died thereOct.26, 1726. | Bosworth, Nathaniel (I99548)
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| 6830 | March 2, 1733. Goodrich Lightfoot of St. Mark's Par., Spts. Co.,toRichard Wright of same par. and county. �4 curr., 50 a. in St. Mark's Par.,Spts.Co.--part of a tract granted sd. Lightfoot by pat. June 26, 1731. Jane x Teele,AnthonySculthorpe, W. Russell. March 5, 1733-. | Wright, Richard (I44656)
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| 6831 | March 20, 2003 Sue Nell Anderson Sue Nell Anderson, 79, died March 15, 2003, at the home ofherdaughter, Janis McCurdy, after an extended illness. A native ofTattnallCounty, she resided in Glennville most of her life, graduatingfromGlennville High School in 1942. She was the owner of Sue’s BeautyShopand retired in 1981. She was a charter member of CornerstoneBibleChurch. Sue Nell was a wonderful wife, mother, and homemaker. She is survived by her husband of 61 years, Elton M. AndersonofGlennville; one daughter and son-in-law, Janis and Jimmy McCurdyofGlennville; one granddaughter, Lisa McCurdy Barry of Glennville;onegrandson, Lee McCurdy of Shellman Bluff; two great-grandchildren,BlakeBarry and Turner McCurdy; one sister, Samarata Griffin; fourbrothers:Racile Dreggors, William Dreggors, Norris Dreggors, and LarryDreggors;and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death bya son,Robert E. Anderson. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Sunday, March 16, atCornerstoneBible Church, conducted by Bro. Robert Kicklighter. Burialwas in PigotBranch Cemetery. Pallbearers were Daniel Dreggors, Steve Dreggors, Mike Dreggors,MarkGriffin, Tommy Hilliard, and Glenn Purcell. Remembrances can be made to Cornerstone Bible Church, P. O. Box598, Glennville, Georgia 30427. Cobb Funeral Home of Glennville, Georgia, was in charge ofthearrangements. | Dreggors, Sue Nell (I6958)
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| 6832 | March 27, 2009 - 9:05 PM Ada Maxine Plaugher, 67, died at 2:09 a.m. March 27, 2009, at Lima Memorial Health System. She was born March 3, 1942, in Ada to Gerald R. and Dorothy J. Smith Fleming, who preceded her in death. On Aug. 29, 1962, she married Karlton D. Plaugher, who survives in Ada. Mrs. Plaugher was a homemaker and had retired in 2007 as a claims secretary for Cole Humphrey Insurance, Ada, after 28 years. She was a member of St. Mark Lutheran Church, Ada. She was a member of the Ada Quatre Club for several years. She was a 1962 graduate of Ada High School and received her cadet degree in education from Ohio Northern University in 1962. Survivors also include a son, Kevin (Christy) Plaugher, of Granville; two daughters, LeAnn (Dennis) Miller, of Galloway, and Mandy (Ryan) Stubbs, of Hilliard; six grandchildren, Allison Vermillion, Ethan Vermillion, Emily Vermillion, Kate Plaugher, Lily Plaugher and Grace Miller; two brothers, Robert (Linny) Fleming, of Harrod, and Gary (Linda) Fleming, of Ada; and a sister, Helen (Howard) Umphress, of Ada. She was preceded in death by a daughter, Monna J. Vermillion; and a sister, Judy Reynolds. Services will begin at 11 a.m. Monday at St. Mark Lutheran Church, Ada. Pastor David Coffin will officiate. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Ada. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday at Hanson-Neely Funeral Home, Ada, and one hour prior to services Monday at the church. Memorial contributions may be made to the Vermillion Children's Scholarship Fund, c/o Liberty National Bank, 118 S. Main St., Ada, OH 45810. Condolences may be sent to hansonneely@wcoil.com. | Fleming, Maxine (I22413)
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| 6833 | Marcus Brennen Underwood, infant son of Cecil Underwood and Mrs.CarolWright Underwood, was born in Jefferson County, Oct. 10, 1983.He diedat 12:40 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 19, 1983 at theKosair-Children's Hospitalin Louisville. Besides his parents, Mr. andMrs. Cecil Underwood ofCampbellsville, Star Route, he is survived bymaternal grandparents, Mr.and Mrs. Eugene Wright of Campbellsville,Star Route; paternalgrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Underwood ofCampbellsville, StarRoute; maternal great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.Milton Wright ofCampbellsville; several aunts and uncles and a host ofother relatives.Graveside service was at 10 a.m., Friday, Oct. 21 atthe Zion SeparateBaptist Church Cemetery in Taylor County by the Rev.Robert Morris.~Obituaries of Taylor County, Kentucky, Volume III,compiled by EuniceMontgomery Wright, p. 199 | Underwood, Marcus Brennen (I46628)
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| 6834 | Margaret Brown, 92 Margaret Brown of Covington Jan. 7, 1915 to Nov. 22, 2007 Margaret Regina Brown 92, beloved mother, grandmotherandgreat-grandmother, passed away peacefully in her sleep November 22,2007. Margaret was born in Henderson County, Kentucky on January 7, 1915.Priorto moving to Covington to be closer to family, Margaret was along-timeresident of Silverdale and East Bremerton. She was an activemember inthe Bremerton Sons of Norway and Holy Trinity Catholicchurch. She andher husband Ed were very active in square dance andballroom dancingclubs around Kitsap County. Her beloved husband, Ed, preceded her in death in April 2007. Sheissurvived by two sons, Bill Tapp and wife Flo, Sherman Oaks, CA, BobTappand wife Sheila, Edmonds, WA; and 2 daughters, Margaret Fleig andhusbandPhil, San Leandro, CA and Patti Tinoco and husband Ed, Kent,WA; 10grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren as well as 2 sisters,Ann Millerand Mary Sue Martin, both of Louisville Kentucky andnumerous nieces andnephews. A memorial mass will be held today, November 28th, at HolySpiritCatholic Church (St. Anthony's Chapel), Kent, WA. In lieu offlowers, thefamily requests donation to Children's HospitalFoundation, PO Box 50020,S-200, Seattle, WA 98145-5020. | Payne, Margaret Regina (I32322)
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| 6835 | Margaret de Audley married Ralph, Lord Stafford, K. G., an Original Knight of the Garter. References: Wm. Salts, Archaeological Society Publications. Collections of County Stafford, Vol. 13, p. 320, etc.Sir J. B. Burke's Dor. and Ext., etc., Peerages; Stafford, p. 499; deAudley, p. 17. | Audley, Margaret (I77226)
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| 6836 | Margaret de Clare married April 28, 1317, Hugh de Audley, d. s. p. m. Nov. 10, 1347. Reference: Sir J. B. Burke's Dormant and Extinct, etc., Peerages of the British Empire, New Edition, 1866, 1883; de Clare, pp. 119-120; de Audley, p. 17. | De Clare, Margaret (I81403)
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| 6837 | Margaret Mary Leclerc Froehlich EDEN, N.C. -- Margaret Mary Leclerc Froehlich, 93, of Eden, diedThursdayevening, Sept. 22, 2005, at Morehead Nursing Center, Eden,N.C. A memorial service will be held on Monday at 11 a.m. at St. Joseph oftheHills Catholic Church. Mrs. Froehlich was born in AuSable Forks, N.Y., to the late LugerandBlanche Leclerc. She was one of 14 children. Mrs. Froehlich was amemberof St. Joseph of the Hills Catholic Church in Eden and wasretired fromPlattsburgh State University food service In New York. Shehad a passionfor sewing and making clothes for her grandchildren. Surviving are sons, Richard Froehlich and wife Cathy of Lehi, Utah,H.Daniel Froehlich and wife Karen of Litchfield Park, Ariz.,FrederickFroehlich and long time friend, Marian Marzola of GlensFalls, N.Y.; adaughter, Suzanne Abbruzzi and husband Angelo of Eden;11 grandchildren;18 great - grandchildren; and many nieces andnephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, Henry A. Froehlich; andson,David. There will be no formal visitation. Memorial donations may be made to Lady's Guild, Kitchen RenovationFund,c/o St. Joseph of the Hills Catholic Church, 316 Boone Rd., Eden,NC27288. Online condolences may be made to the family atwww.fairfuneralhome.com | Leclerc, Margaret Mary (I30760)
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| 6838 | Margaret Pearl Baker Birth: 26 February 1892-- Fremont, Teton, ID Death: 18 May 1943 -- Peterson, Weber Spouse: Stephen Lovell Ostler Parents: John Rupert Baker, Sarah Jane Bassett | Baker, Margaret Pearl (I84611)
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| 6839 | Margaret Plummer, est. b. ca 1670s; alive 1694 (father's will); d. by 1696; d/o Thomas Plummer and Elizabeth Stockett; m. Hugh Riley, b. ca 1653; age 61 in 1714, 63 in 1716,66 in 1719 (Md.Deponents); he m/2 by 1698 Mary _____; d. by 1712; Margaret inherited 5s from will of father, plus "advances already made"; children from land records: •Birth: ABT 1672 •Death: AFT 1694 | Plummer, Margaret (I120544)
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| 6840 | Margaret Scott was (wrongfully) hanged as a witch inSalem,Massachusetts. She was one of the last group that was hanged, on Sept. 22, 1692.Shewas an old woman in her 70s, and in fact was the second oldest womanhanging victim of the witch trials, the oldest being Rebecca Nurse. Thereismore information about Margaret in the following book: Frances Hill,ADelusion of Satan: The Full Story of the Salem Witch Trials. New York:Doubleday, 1995. | Stevenson, Margaret (I24795)
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| 6841 | Margaret Stafford married Sir John Stafford, of Bramhall and Amblecot. References: Burke's Dor. and Ext., etc., p. 501. Harleian Society Publications, Vol. 18, p. 201. Wm. Salt Pub., Vol. 13, p. 320. | Stafford, John (I50454)
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| 6842 | Margaret, daughter of Andrew of Radwinter Hall--Margaret, one of the daughters, married William Sampson. She and her husband held a tenement in Roydon with remainder to her brother Andrew de Bures (or de Burys) (Harl. MSS. Brit. Mus. fo. 130). In 1397 the manor of Sulveyes (or Martyns and Sulveyes) in Roydon was granted to William Sampson and Margaret his wife by various feoffees who had derived it from Sir John Sutton, Knight, and Alice his wife, widow of Sir Andrewde Bures and daughter and heiress of Sir John de Roydon. She was, therefore, the grandmother of Margaret Sampson. | Bures, Margaret de (I111186)
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| 6843 | Margaret, widow of John Pope, 2d, died in Dorchester Oct. 20th,1702,aged about 74 years. She has a grave-stone in the old buryingyard | ???, Margaret (I55777)
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| 6844 | Margarito and Estafana divorced early; and Miguel was raised by step-father Juan Gracia. | Wise, Jesus Miguel (I128847)
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| 6845 | Margarito and Estafana divorced shortly after the birth of Jesus Wise. | Wise, Margarito (I128855)
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| 6846 | Margarito Wise La Feria - Margarito Wise, 77, entered into rest on Saturday at his residence. Margarito had a mind of an engineer. He would see something broken and instinctively know how to fix it, which is why he was such a giving, caring, loving husband, father, brother and friend. Margarito was born on July 26, 1927 in San Benito. He served his country as an officer in the U.S. Army from 1946-1948. After returning home, Margarito graduated from Texas Southmost College and married the girl next door, Viola Celina Montalvo. He was a hard working man and always put others first. He selflessly helped the community and served on several boards and commissions in San Benito. He loved and cherished his wife and family. He will be dearly missed by his beloved wife, Viola Montalvo Wise; his brother, Hernan Wise (Raquel) and children, Linda Wise Marin (Ruben), Cynthia Wise Galvan (David), Dolores Wise Barrera (Mario) and Jesus Miguel Wise (Norma); grandchildren, Isaac and Alec Marin, Yvette Galvan Nava and Richard E. Galvan, Stephanie, Catherine, Francis and Andrea Barrera, Michael, Johnathon, and Timothy Wise and great-grandchildren Lamar, Reis and Aden Nava and Elliana Galvan. Visitation will be held today, Sunday, December 5, 2004 from 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. at the Rudy Garza Chapel of Peace with a Prayer Service to be held at 7 p.m. The funeral procession will depart the Rudy Garza Funeral Home on Monday, December 6, 2004 at 1:30 p.m. for a 2 p.m. Mass of Christian burial at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church with Fr. Pedro Briseneo as the celebrant. Interment will follow at Ashland Memorial Park Cemetery in Harlingen, TX with military graveside services under the auspices of the American Legion post 205 and V.F.W. Post 2410. Pallbearers will be Richard Galvan, Yvette Nava, Isaac Marin, Alec Marin, Johnathon Wise and Stephanie Barrera. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Rudy Garza Funeral Home of Harlingen. | Wise, Margarito Iris (I128859)
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| 6847 | Marguerite E. Bourne Sept. 15, 1920-Oct. 23, 2002 Marguerite E. Bourne, 82, of Glendale, Ariz., died Wednesday. She was born in Ohio and was a homemaker. Survivors include her sons, Dale Bourne of South Carolina and Stephen Bourne of El Cajon; six grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Visitation: noon to 2 p.m. Tuesday, Greenwood Mortuary, Interstate 805 and Imperial Avenue, San Diego. Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday at the mortuary. Published in San Diego Union-Tribune on October 27, 2002 | Milstead, Marguerite Edith (I121666)
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| 6848 | Marguerite Hammer Services for Marguerite H. Hammer, 89, of Champlin were Thursday, Oct.3,2002, at Champlin United Methodist Church, with burial inChamplinCemetery. Rev. Judy Myers presided. Mrs. Hammer was born Aug. 21, 1913, to Albert O. and Anna J.(Reinke)Blesi. She worked for Federal Cartridge, and was a member ofChamplinUnited Methodist Church. She is survived by children, Elaine (Roger) Larson of Isanti;Kenneth(Judy) Kost of Texas, Odelle Wilson of Ramsey; step-daughter,Marge(John) Hammer-Waldron of St. Paul; 12 grandchildren;17great-grandchildren; brothers, Gayle (MaryJane) Blesi of Blaine,AlvinBlesi of Elk River, Stanley Blesi of Maple Grove; sisters, MaeGabriel ofMinneapolis, Grace Lazorik of Isle, Edna (Emil) Menard ofFridley; andnieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by husbands, Herbert Kost and ArthurHammer;her parents; and two brothers and two sisters. Pallbearers were Ben Gerard, David Larson, Bryan Kost, Rick Wilson,BrianVanderLee and Roger Larson. | Blesi, Marguerite H. (I30611)
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| 6849 | Maria Josefa Gonzales Gender: Female Marriage Date: 30 oct 1793 Marriage Place: Nuestra Senora De Guadalupe Salinas Victoria,Salinas Victoria,Nuevo Leon,Mexico Spouse: Jose Tomas Marts. FHL Film Number: 605410 Mexico, Nuevo León, Catholic Church Records, Salinas Victoria Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe Matrimonios 1755-1835 Image 183 of 585 | Family: Joseph "Jose" Tomas Dario Martinez / Maria Josefa Gonzales, (Gonzales Elizondo Lozano) (F40724)
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| 6850 | Maria Leandra Eulogia Torres Hernandez baptized 11 March 1875 in San Pedro, Guadalcazar, San Luis Potosi, Mexico, daughter of Francisco Torres and Anita Hernandez. | Torres, Maria Leandra Eulogia (Torres) (I134964)
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