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| 8651 | O'NEAL, Hackett R. (circa 1908-1976) Hackett R. O'Neal Retired Genesco employee Hackett R. O'Neal, aged 68, ofROute 3,McMinnville, succumbed to a weeks illness in Warren CountyGeneralHospital at 8:30 a.m. Sunday. A native of this county and memberofthe Church of Christ, he was married to the former Elizabeth Smith,whosurvives, and was a son of the late Albert and Myrtle O'Neal.Inaddition to his wife, he is survived by three brothers, Joe andCharlieO'Neal, of Routes 6 and 9, respectively, and Wesley O'Neal,Chattanooga.Brother Vernon Joines will officiate at last ritesscheduled in HIgh'sChapel at 2 p.m. Tuesday, with burial to follow inSmyrna Cemetery. Thebody is in state at High's Funeral Home here. Southern Standard, McMinnville, TN. Monday, 6 Sep 1976, p. 3-A. [Contributor: L.J. Hunter, 2001] | O'neal, Hackett R. (I66570)
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| 8652 | O'NEAL, John King (1888 - 1953) Mr. O'Neal Dies At Nursing Home John King O'Neal, 84, will known McMinnville citizen, diedat LivelyHeights Nursing Home Wednesday morning at 4:15 o'clock. He hadbeenill for a number of years. Funeral rites were conducted onSaturdaymroning at 11 o'clock at Mt. Leo Church of Christ. Theminister, MackLangford, officiated and burial was in Smyrna cemetery.Mr. O'Neal was anative of Warren county, born August 10, 1868. He wasa son of WilliamO'Neal and Parmelia Barnes O'Neal and he was firstmarried to MissJosephine Hayes, who died in 1906. Mr. O'Neal thenmarried Miss AdaJones, who died February 16, 1941 and he was marriedDecember 15, 1944 toJulia McCormick, who survives. Mr. O'Neal was amember of the Church ofChrist. Survivors include his wife, two sons,Ernest O'Neal, Smartt, andJohnny O'Neal, Ohio; five daughters, Mrs.George Jones, Rock Island, Mrs.Henry Byars, Mt. Leo, Mrs. NoraMasters, McMinnville, Mrs. GeorgiaMcBride, Ohio and Mrs. HerbertRoberts, McMinnville. Also two brothers,Tom and Albert O'Neal,McMinnville. High Funeral Home was in charge ofarrangements. | O'neal, John (I46459)
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| 8653 | O. H. NELSON, merchant, of the firm of Finch, Lord & Nelson, cametoKansas in April 1868. Engaged in farming and stock-raising for five years.In1870-71 was in partnership with Mr. Filley in the hardware business. Moved intotownin 1875. Has been engaged in stock business since. In 1880 became a partnerinpresent firm. In 1881 commenced buying, driving and shipping from the PanHandleof Texas. The firm handled about 10,000 native steers the first year. Inthespring of 1882 they purchased a ranch of 18,000 acres of land in MotleyCounty,Texas, being 150 miles from the Texas Pacific Railroad and 350 miles fromDodgeCity, Kansas. Handled about 13,500 head of cattle in 1882, and have tenmenemployed. Mr. Nelson usually goes down in April and remains until winter. Wasbornin Warren County, Ohio, October 9, 1850, where he continued to resideuntilcoming to Kansas. Completing his education at the Southwestern NormalInstitute,at Lebanon, Ohio. Was married December, 1869, at Burlingame, to MissFloraLord, of Connecticut, and have five children - Clifford, Hattie, Marie,Carryand Hunter. Was mayor of Burlingame two terms - 1879-80. Is a member of I. O. O.F.and K. of H | Nelson, Orville Howell (I55021)
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| 8654 | Obadiah arrived in Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut, August,25th,1637 | Seeley, Obadiah (I46333)
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| 8655 | Obadiah spent most of his life in Stamford, Ct. He was one ofthefounders of Bedford, NY., but returned to Stamford, selling his Bedford propertytoThomas Chambers by 1710. When Quenn Anne issued the patent in 1704 fortheDibble and Vinyard Purchase, Obadiah was among the 1st proprietors, alongwith Cornelius Seeley's, Sr and Jr. and Samuel Seeley. The VanCortlandtslater bought most of the share, but Obadieh is not listed among thoseselling.His grandsons John and Gideon moved to that area about 1760. His will was dated Sep. 2, 1745; proved Oct. 1, 1745; inventory oftheestate Nov. 2, 1745. Mentions wife Susanna and children John,Nathaniel,Obadiah, Elijah and Susanna Bishop. | Seely, Obadiah (I52668)
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| 8656 | Obit gives name as Miss Mary Todd Lincoln Beckwith. | Beckwith, Mary Lincoln (I58000)
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| 8657 | Obit has birth year as 1845. | Dearen, Lindsey 'Lindley' M. (I110388)
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| 8658 | Obit has different birth date, listed as Nov. 22, 1860 and a corresponding cemetery marker of 22 November 1860. Mrs. Bettie Hatcher, daughter of Isaac and Missouri Ingram, died in this county Sunday, May 15th, 1927. She was born Nov. 22, 1860, being 66 years, 5 months, and 23 days old. She professed faith in Christ at the age of 14 and joined the Gilead Baptist Church, of which she was a life-long member. She was married to William Hatcher in 1878. To this union were born 6 children, 2 dying in infancy. She is survived by her devoted husband, Mr. William Hatcher; four children, Mrs. A. C. Moss, Mrs. Richard Gaines, Messrs. Joshua and Overton Hatcher; four sisters, Mrs. John P. Cook, Mrs. Haywood Mitchell, Mrs. Willie Cornelison, and Mrs. Robert Henry; two brothers, Messrs. William and Mack Ingram; and nine grandchildren. Mrs. Hatcher was a patient, loving Christian character, a devoted wife and mother, and beloved sister. Her many friends are sad because she leaves them, but rejoice with the bereaved in the hope and victory that was hers. The funeral services were conducted at Hogard's Chapel Church by Rev. J. R. Marrs, and burial in the church cemetery. | Ingram, Elizabeth "Bettie" O. (I126869)
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| 8659 | Obituaries Barta . . . Tuesday, January 20, 2004 1:31 PM MST Edward Hugo Barta, 75, of Globe died Jan. 16, 2004, in Globe. He wasbornin Walnut, Kan., and moved to Arizona 40 years ago from Misouri. He was a chemist for Cyprus Mining Company. Survivors include his wife, JoAnn Barta of Globe; threedaughters,JoNelle Barta of Globe, Alice Granillo of Miami, and SusanPhilbrick ofRose Hill, Kan.; one sister, Martha Jean McClintick ofColorado Springs,Colo.; six grandchildren and threegreat-grandchildren. Private services were handled by Lamont Mortuary of Globe. Memorial contributions are suggested to Gila Community Food Bank,317Hackney Avenue, Globe, AZ 85501. | Barta, Edward Hugo (I7898)
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| 8660 | Obituaries Friday, April 10, 2009 Geneva O'Della Cooper, 82 Geneva O'Della Cooper, age 82, of Globe, passed away Sunday, March 29, at Cobre Valley Community Hospital. She was born on June 20, 1926, in Winters, TX., the daughter of Nellie G. (Anthony) and Cicero W. Kiser. She was a loving mother, grandmother, who enjoyed cooking, quilting, and crafting. She especially loved being with her family. Geneva will be greatly missed by her family and friends. Geneva O. Cooper leaves behind in loving memory: Son: Eddie Cooper and his wife Dona of Show Low; Daughters: Della Cooper of Glendale, Dixie Franco and her husband Richard of Globe. Eight grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, and two great-great-grandchildren also survive Geneva O. Cooper. She was preceded in death by her husband of 49 years Ray Athon Cooper and grandson Chad Peterson. Funeral services were held on Friday, April 3 at 1 p.m. at the Miles Funeral Services Globe Chapel located at 237 S. Sutherland Street in Globe. Interment took place at the Globe Cemetery on Hackney Avenue in Globe. Funeral services for Geneva O. Cooper were entrusted to Miles Funeral Services Globe. | Kiser, Geneva Odella (I114855)
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| 8661 | OBITUARIES Publication Date: February 11, 1999 Source: Denver Rocky Mountain News Obituary: LUCAS P. TRUJILLO, 65, of Denver died Jan. 29. Services were Feb. 2, with burial at Fort Logan National Cemetery. Mr. Trujillo was born in Garcia on March 17, 1933. He married Alice Valenzuela,1955. He was in the Navy and served in the Korean War. He was a shipper for Gates Rubber Co. Survivors include his wife; sons William of Thornton, Mark and Larry of Denver; daughters Cynde A. Donley of Fort Collins, Laura of Denver; brothers William, Sam, Ben; sisters Nora, Mary; 11 grandchildren. | Trujillo, Lucas Patricio (I91084)
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| 8662 | Obituaries George Wilson Friday, March 17, 2006 10:25 AM CST CHERRY HILL ? George M. Wilson, 85, of Cherry Hill, formerly ofPineBluff, died Wednesday, March 15, 2006, in his home. He was bornNov. 4,1920, in Killeen, Texas. He was a Navy veteran of World War II,aninstaller and repairman for Mountain Bell Telephone, a member of VFWandof the Baptist faith. The body was sent for cremation under the direction of HallFuneralService of Mena. A memorial service will be held later inKilleen, Texas. He is survived by his wife, Violet; and a brother, Tom Wilson ofKilleen,Texas. | Wilson, George Monroe (I71839)
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| 8663 | Obituaries January 20,2004 Barbara Blocker Brooks, 52, of Havelock, N.C., died Sunday, Jan.18,2004, at Kitty Atkins Hospice Center. Barbara was a devoted teacher at Annunciation Catholic School whereshewas also an active church member. A Memorial Mass will be held Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2004, atAnnunciationCatholic Church at 10 a.m. in Havelock with Padre Robertoofficiating. She is survived by her husband, Bill Brooks; mother andstepfather,Martha and Wayne Joyce; one son, Jason Brooks of Durham;one daughter,Jamie Brooks of Mount Olive; and four brothers, DavidBlocker and DennisBlocker of Blanchester, Ohio and Todd Joyce and JayJoyce of Lebanon,Ohio. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to AnnunciationCatholicSchool, 246 E. Main St., Havelock, NC 28532. Arrangements by Cotten Funeral Home & Crematory. Paid obituary | Blocker, Barbara E. (I28356)
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| 8664 | Obituaries Marjorie J. Struna Marjorie J. Struna, 88, long time Salida resident, died March 11,2005,at Heart of The Rockies Regional Medical Center. Mrs. Struna was born Nov. 15, 1916, in Hiawatha, Utah, to JohnandFrances Rovsek. She grew up in Utah and later moved to Michigan. During thedepression,she worked several jobs and went on to work as a typist forthe military. In the early 1940s she was a clerical stenographer for BrigadierGeneralJames Doolittle at Inspection Station, AAF Procurement SectioninDetroit, Mich. Mrs. Struna worked at Salida Hospital for 15 years, retiring in 1976.Sheloved music and played the accordion, piano and guitar. She lovedto singwith her children around the piano. She loved the outdoors and hiked in the mountains as often as shecould.Her fondest times were spent at the family cabin in Cotopaxi. Mrs. Struna was preceded in death by her parents, husband, LouisStrunaand daughter Margie Garrison. She is survived by children, Louis (Carol) Struna, Frances(Tony)Pasquale’ and Mary (John) Hall, all of Salida; Al (Marcy) StrunaofHartsel; brothers, Fritz (Jenny) Rovsek of Calif.; Eddie Rovsek ofMich.and sister, Frances Rovsek of Mich.; grandchildren, Jason andJustinGarrison, both of Las Vegas, Nev.; Louie Struna, Beany Struna,ShelleyArchuletta, Joshua McBride-Hall, Mandy Struna, Jake Hall andBreanne Hallall of Salida; Lisa Pasquale, Tony Pasquale and DanielMcBride-Hall allof Denver and 13 great-grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial is set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at St.JosephCatholic Church. Friends who want may make memorial contributions to the St.JosephHelping Hands or Angel of Shavano Hospice. Arrangements are with Lewis and Glenn Funeral Home. | Rovsek, Marjorie Joan (I119206)
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| 8665 | Obituaries, December 23, 2003 Marian D. Flower, 73, of Gold Canyon, died Thursday, Dec. 11, in Apache Junction. Mrs. Flower, a home maker, was born in Fairview, Pa. Mrs. Flower is survived by her daughters, Valerie Jean Flower and Patricia Marie Flower Useldinger; sons, Norman Lawrence Flower and Richard Sean Flower; brothers, William Stephen Sirak and Richard Joseph Sirak; and six grandchildren. Apache Junction Mortuary handled arrangements. Was also married to a William Music, and had at least one child by him, who died prematurely. | Sirak, Marian Delores (I6473)
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| 8666 | OBITUARY "Died at her residence in the county of Montgomery, Ala., on the 2d of February, 1856, Mrs. SARAH FREEMAN, consort of Eli Freeman, in the78year of her age. She was a native of Sumter District, South Carolina, andadaughter of Capt. John and Susan Goulding, natives of Prince Edward,Virginia.Capt. Goulding served in the Revolutionary War under General Marion, anddiedof smallpox. The elder brother of the deceased served under Gen. Green.She joined the Methodist church on her death bad. Signed "P.W.S."whomdescendants say was a minister. Probably P. W. Spear as court records showthatCharles B. Lloyd & Eliza Canty were married in 1852 by a P.W. Spear,O.G.P.(probably Ordained Gospel Preacher ?) | Gaulden, Sarah (I98427)
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| 8667 | Obituary (1971): Mr. Elliott W. Skaggs, 87, of 115 Pine Street, in Campbellsville,formerly of the Maple Community in Taylor Co., son ofthe late Williamand Nancy Sutton Skaggs, was born in Taylor Co., April15, 1884. He diedat the Taylor County Hospital in Campbellsville at6:30 a.m. Wednesday,Oct. 27th. He had been a patient at the Boston'sConvalescent Center herein Campbellsville for the past two years. Heprofessed faith in Christearly in life and was a member of the ZionSeparate Baptist Church. Hewas a retired employee of the the L&NRailroad. He united in marriage toMiss Rosie Jane Watson in 1909. Shepreceded him death in 1946. OnSeptember 9, 1950, he united in marriageto Mrs. Lona Thompson DeWitt andto this union one son and one daughterwere born. Roger Michael Skaggsdied in infancy. Surviving is Mrs.Erlene Lawson of Campbellsville.Besides his wife and daughter, he issurvived by one step-son: RonnieDeWitt of Buffalo, Route 1; one fosterdaughter, Mrs. Earl Rafferty ofCampbellsville, Rt. 2; one grandson;two step-grandchildren; one fostergranddaughter; one fostergreat-granddaughter; one brother and twosisters: Mrs. Verna Underwoodof Campbellsville; Mrs. Pearl Shofner andMr. Ernest Skaggs both ofCampbellsville, Star Route. Funeral serviceswere conducted at 2:00p.m. Friday, October 29th in the Zion SeparateBaptist Church by Rev.F. T. Pepper, Rev. J. H. Bloyd and Rev. RobertMorris. Burial inBrookside Cemetery. Parrott and Ramsey Funeral Home incharge ofarrangements. Pallbearers were: Willie Sprowles, Eugene Wright,BradleyUnderwood, Johnnie Sprowles, Winsfred Skaggs and Jimmie Salsman. 1948 - Eliot Skaggs, of Spurlington | Skaggs, Elliott 'Ayelett' Washington (I40951)
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| 8668 | Obituary - Daniel Morales Sanchez September 23, 1999 Daniel Morales Sanchez 1932-1999 Daniel Morales Sanchez of Craig, Colo., died Sept. 11, 1999. He was67. On May 5, 1932, he was born in Mt. Harris, Colo. He graduated fromHaydenHigh School in 1952. On Oct. 14, 1952, he entered the U.S. Navy and served during theKoreanConflict. He was honorably discharged Oct. 10, 1956. He is survived by brothers, Herman (Billie) Sanchez, Manuel(Ruth)Sanchez of Craig and Pete (Grace) Morales; and sister-in-law,PaulineMorales of Denver. He was preceded in death by his parents, Sacramento and MariaMorales,and brother, Joe Morales. Memorial services were held in Denver with a Navy honor guard andburialat Fort Logan National Cemetery. | Sanchez, Daniel Morales (I30269)
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| 8669 | Obituary Scrapbook Edcil Cazier ELY, Nev.--Funeral services were conducted here Wednesday forEdcilCazier, 72, native of Nephi, but who had owned and lived on aranch inthe Currant creek section of White Pine county more than 30years. Hedied of uremia late Monday night. | Cazier, Edcil (I34003)
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| 8670 | Obituary Scrapbook Long-Married Couple Feted--Mr. And Mrs. Orson Cazier Of NephiCelebrateGolden Wedding There are seven sons and daughters, Mrs. Lawrence Blackett, Rochester,N.Y.; Mrs. James H. Eager, Provo; Mrs. D. Zee Bigler, Pomona, Cal.;GeraldCazier, Mrs. Clarence Warner, Mrs. Irvin J. Jensen and Mrs.Edwin A.Bailey, Nephi; also 15 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Name: Cazier, Orson O. Birth Date: 19 July 1863 Death Date: 17 November 1944 Burial Date: 0 0 0 Cemetery: Nephi City Cemetery Source: Sexton / Grant Grave Location: Nc_B_4_4_18 | Cazier, Orson O. (I32992)
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| 8671 | Obituary Scrapbook Samuel Gregory Wilkey He is survived by his widow, seven sons and daughters: John H.Wilkey,Mrs. Evelyn Kendall. Kate Ingram. Edward L. and Clarence L.Wilkey,Nephi; Samuel C. Wilkey. Salt Lake; Harry Wilkey, Lynndyl;three sisters,Mrs. Fannie Olpin, Mrs. Annie Read and Mrs. Lucy Morris,all of Nephi. Obituary Scrapbook Samuel Gregory Wilkey Interment will be in the Nephi City cemetery, under the direction oftheAnderson funeral home, Nephi. Obituary Scrapbook Samuel Gregory Wilkey Mon. April 25 Obituary Scrapbook Samuel Gregory Wilkey NEPHI--Funeral services for Samuel Gregory Wilkey, 72, lifelongresidentof Nephi, will be conducted Tuesday at 1 p. m. in the Nephi L.D. S.South ward chapel. Burial will be in the Nephi City cemeteryunder thedirection of the Anderson funeral home, Nephi. Obituary Scrapbook Samuel Gregory Wilkey Mr. Wilkey Obituary Scrapbook Samuel Gregory Wilkey Mr. Wilkey died at his home here Saturday after a lingering illness.Hewas born here September 13, 1860, a son of John Henry and AnnGregoryWilkey. He was married here December 9, 1882, to Miss SusannaCooper. Obituary Scrapbook Samuel Gregory Wilkey Surviving are his widow, seven sons and daughters, Mrs. EvelynKendall,Mrs. Kate Ingram; John H., Edward I. and Clarence L. Wilkey,Nephi;Samuel C. Wilkey, Salt Lake; Harry Wilkey, Lynndyl; threesisters, Mrs.Fannie Olpin, Mrs. Annie Read and Mrs. Lucy Morris,Nephi. Name: Wilkey, Samuel Gregory Birth Date: 13 September 1860 Birth Place: Nephi, Utah Death Date: 22 April 1933 Burial Date: 0 0 0 Cemetery: Nephi City Cemetery Source: Sexton / Grant Grave Location: Nc_C_1_4_2 Relatives: Mother Wilkey, Ann G. Father Wilkey, John | Wilkey, Samuel Gregory (I84510)
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| 8672 | Obituary Scrapbook Tooele County Leader Is Dead GRANTSVILLE--James Leishman Wrathall, 72, one of the most prominentmenof Grantsville and Tooele county, died at his home here Tuesdaymorningfrom a heart attack. Mr. Wrathall had not been in good healthfor sometime. Obituary Scrapbook Tooele County Leader Is Dead Mr. Wrathall was born in Grantsville, September 22, 1860, the sonofJames and Mary Leishman Wrathall. He followed farming and stockraisingall his life. In 1887 he was called to Wisconsin and Illinoison an L. D.S. mission, serving until 1889. He was married in the SaltLake L. D. S.Endowment house February 2, 1882, to Peninah S. Hunter,daughter ofBishop Edward Hunter. He later married Charlotte Rowberry.He was madebishop of the Grantsville L. D. S. ward July 30, 1890,serving in thatcapacity 17 1-2 years. At the time of his death he waspresident of theTooele L. D. S. stake high priests' quorum. Obituary Scrapbook Tooele County Leader Is Dead He was an ardent political worker in the Republican party sinceitsorganization in Utah. He was a member of the Grantsville schoolboard 13years, and, after the county consolidation, served 17 years onthe Tooelecounty board of education. For four years he served as amember of thestate board of agriculture, and acted on directorates ofseveral localand state financial institutions. Obituary Scrapbook Tooele County Leader Is Dead Mr. Wrathall is survived by his widows and the following sonsanddaughters: James Leslie, Paul E. and Morris Y. Wrathall, Mrs.MyrtleBarrus, Mrs. Irene Page and Mrs. Hazel Johnson, Grantsville;Mrs. AliceJohnson, Grant and Taft Wrathall, Salt Lake; LeishmanWrathall, New YorkCity; Jay Wrathall, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mrs. PeninaAnderson, Los Angeles,and Janice Wrathall, New Castle, Pa.; onesister, Mrs. Mary Alice Spry,widow of former Governor William Spry,and the following half-brothersand half-sisters: Mrs. Lucy W.Matthews, Mrs. Helen W. Anderson, Mrs.Jennie Orr and Mrs. Lizzie W.Rowberry, Grantsville; Mrs. Lois Packardand Eva Wrathall, Salt Lake;Mrs. Edith Madill, Magna; Percy and ClydeWrathall, Los Angeles, Cal. Obituary Scrapbook James Leishman Wrathall native Dec. 1 Obituary Scrapbook James Leishman Wrathall GRANTSVILLE -- James Leishman Wrathall, 72 years of age, senior memberofTooele county board of education and one of the most prominent menofGrantsville and Tooele county, died at his home here Tuesday. Obituary Scrapbook James Leishman Wrathall J. L. Wrathall Obituary Scrapbook James Leishman Wrathall Mr. Wrathall was born in Grantsville on Sept. 22, 1860, the son ofJamesand Mary Leishman Wrathall. He followed farming and stock raisingand wasconsidered an exceptionally good financier. Obituary Scrapbook James Leishman Wrathall In 1887 he was called to Wisconsin and Illinois on a mission fortheChurch, serving until 1889. He was married Feb. 2, 1882, to PeninahS.Hunter, daughter of Bishop Edward Hunter. He later marriedCharlotteRowberry, also of Grantsville. On July 30. 1890, he was madebishop ofthe Grantsville ward, serving in that capacity for 17 1/2years. At thetime of his death he was president of the Tooele stakeHigh Priests'quorum. Obituary Scrapbook James Leishman Wrathall He was an ardent political worker in the Republican party. For fouryearshe served as a member of the state board of agriculture, andacted ondirectorates of several local and state financialinstitutions. Obituary Scrapbook James Leishman Wrathall Mr. Wrathall is survived by his widows and the following sonsanddaughters: James Leslie, Paul E., and Morris Y. Wrathall, Mrs.MyrtleBarrus, Mrs. Irene Page and Mrs. Hazel Johnson, all ofGrantsville; Mrs.Alice Johnson, Grant and Taft Wrathall, Salt LakeCity; LeishmanWrathall, New York City; Jay Wrathall, Pittsburgh, Pa.;Mrs. PeninaAnderson, Los Angeles; and Janice Wrathall, New Castle,Pa.; also by onesister, Mrs. Mary Alice Spry, widow of former GovernorWilliam Spry, andthe following half brothers and half sisters alsosurvive: Mrs. Lucy W.Matthews, Mrs. Helen W. Anderson, Mrs. Jennie Orrand Mrs. Lizzie W.Rowberry, all of Grantsville; Mrs. Lois Packard andEva Wrathall, SaltLake; Mrs. Edith Madill, Magna; and Percy and ClydeWrathall of LosAngeles, California. Obituary Scrapbook James Leishman Wrathall Funeral services will be conducted in the Grantsville ward chapelonSunday at 1 p.m. Interment will be in the Grantsville city cemetery. | Wrathall, James Leishman (I67594)
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| 8673 | Obituary: Feb 12, 1953; Mrs. Maude M. Warren, age 53 years died last Tues atherhome in Louisville. She is survived by her husband Lawrence E. Warren; 2 sons Glen e. &AlvinL. of Louisville; 3 sisters Mrs. Walter Skaggs of Buffalo, Mrs Harrison Price & Mrs.JesseHowell of Louisville & 3 brothers, Arthur Howell, of Buffalo; Henry & Ivy Howell ofLouisville. Funeral service Thursday afternoon at Owens Chapel in Louisville.Burialin Resthaven. | Howell, Maude Mae (I39904)
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| 8674 | Obituary: Ray Robey Dies Dec. 20 At His Home Ray Scott Robey, son of Winfield Scott and Catherine Willett Robey, was born Feb. 9, 1889 on a farm near Victor in Powesheik county and pass- ed away suddenly at his home in Brooklyn Dec. 20. On Feb. 15, 1911 he was united in marriage to Daisy Mae Kann and together they farmed until 1960 when they retired to Brooklyn. Ray then was employed by Carpenter Feed and Seed, later to be- cone Rhinehart Feed and Seed, where he thoroughly enjoyed the work until the time of his death. Services, in charge of Rev. Fred Pierce, were held at the Methodist church where he was a member, on Saturday, Dec. 24, with Mrs. Ed Barta- chek organist. Flower atten- dants were Mrs. Jim Rhinehart and Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Van Ersvelde with the following serving as casket bearers: Jim Rhinehart, Harold Mohr, May nard Saylor, G.J. Manatt, Jack Hall, and Dan Mc Connell Jr. Ray wasproceded in death by his wife in 1963, his parents, three brothers and threesisters, Surviving are three children, Ross of Brooklyn, Ruth Price of Victor and Ruby Pelot of Belleview, Fla., one brother, Clarence of Hesperia, Calif., and Leila Rieley of Ft. Pierce Fla.: four grandchildren and three great grandchildren, and many other relatives and friends. | Robey, Ray Scott (I4283)
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| 8675 | Obituary: 30 October 1935 - The Wellsboro Agitator Arthur Leroy Quackenbush, of Corning, died Wednesday morning at the Bath Sanitarium. He was born in Lawrenceville April 3, 1907, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Quackenbush. He married Miss Gertrude Buckley, in Corning about 10 years ago. Surviving are his widow and four children at home, Beverly, Alma, Arthur Jr., and Arland; his father, Roy Quackenbush, one brother Charles and one sister Pearl, of Corning. | Quackenbush, Arthur Leroy (I21328)
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| 8676 | Obituary: DECLO, ID -- Duane D. Cole, 67 year old Declo and formerSaltLake City, Utah resident, who was a loving father andgrand-fatherdecided to unite with his wife in heaven on Monday, April17, 2000, atthe Portneuf Valley Rehabilitation Center in Pocatello. He was born January 3, 1933, in Declo, the son of David and IreneIngramCole. Duane was the seventh of eleven children. He attendedschools inDeclo and Burley, graduating in 1951. He married Ruth Searleon October30, 1959 in View. Their marriage was later solemnized in theIdaho FallsLDS Temple in 1964. Ruth preceded him in death on December27, 1990. Heattended Steven Henagers College in Salt Lake City, Utah,where he earneda Bachelors Degree in accounting. He worked as a meatcutter for Safewayfor twelve years in Utah and Idaho. Duane alsoworked as an independentcarpet layer for sixteen years in Utah. He wasa member of the LDS Churchand served in various positions. He lovedsports, being in the outdoorsand fishing. He was loved and will begreatly missed by all that knewhim. Survivors include a son, Daniel (Rebecca) Cole of Idaho Falls;adaughter, Shanna (Michael Sr.) Cole-Browder of Vashon, Washington;abrother, Harvey Cole of Pocatello; four sisters, Florence JonesofRupert; Lois Rassmussen of Declo; Cleo Beckstrand and KathrynAnderson,both of San Jose, California; five grandchildren, Caleb andCaitlynn Coleof Idaho Falls; and Naticia, Lauren and Michael Jr.Browder of Vashon,Washington; and many nieces, nephews, great niecesand great nephews.Inaddition to his wife, he was preceded in death byhis parents, fourbrothers and one sister. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, April 21, 2000, attheView LDS 1st and 2nd Ward Chapel, 550 South 490 East of Burley,withBishop Jon Searle, officiating. Burial will follow in the ViewCemetery.Friends may call at the Payne Mortuary, 221 West Main Streetin Burley,Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. and from 10 to 10:45 a.m. prior tothe funeralon Friday. | Cole, Duane D. (I62355)
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| 8677 | Obituary: Earl E. Ingram Deseret News (Salt Lake City), Jul 23, 2003 1917 ~ 2003 NEPHI - Earl Eugene Ingram, 85. Passed away Sunday, July 20, 2003 in Nephi, Utah. He was born December 8, 1917 in Nephi, Utah to Moroni Smith and Mary Louise Mortensen Ingram. He married Zella Chidester, December 10,1940 in the Manti Temple. He worked for several years in Idaho before coming back to Utah and the family farm. He retired from H.K. Porter in 1979. He was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served in many callings. He served a mission with his wife to the West Virginia Charleston Mission and as Ordinance Workers in the Manti Temple for many years. He loved gardening and after his retirement he worked for Nephi City as the caretaker of the Rose Garden. He is survived by his wife of 62 years, children, Ruth Ann (Brant) George of Kanosh; Arlene (Richard) Greenhalgh, Linda Wilson, Larry(Colleen)Ingram, and Charlie Ingram all of Nephi; Ed (Kathy) of Delta;Vickie(Kevin) of Bountiful; 21 grandchildren and 29 great-grandchildren; two brothers, Blaine (Luienna) Ingram and Kenneth(Phyllis) Ingram both of Nephi. Preceded in death by his parents and two sisters, Bonnie (Ike) Holm and Manila (Keith) Brock. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, July 25, 2003 in the Nephi 8th Ward, 222 South 100 East. Friends may call Thursday eveningfrom 6-8 p.m. at the Anderson Funeral Home, 94 West 300 Northand at the church one hour prior to the services. Interment will be in the Vine Bluff Cemetery, Nephi, UT. | Ingram, Earl Eugene (I75157)
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| 8678 | Obituary: Miss, Mary Jane Tolman was born in Bulter Co., Ohio, Aug. 31, 1831 She was married to William Kann 20 Aug. 1848 in Berrien Co., Michigan To them eight children were born of whol only two survive, James and Frank Kann. William Kann died in Dec. 1867. Thomas Doonan and MaryJane Kann were married in 1871. They had one son, John W. Doonan born in1872. Mrs. Mary Jane Doonan died May 30, 1921. Her funeral was held the 31st day of May in the Grace Methodist church conducted by Dr. I.N. Busby assisted by Rev. John W. Pool. Interment was made in the IOOF Cemtery. CARD OF THANKS We desire inthe manner to express our grateful appreciation of all kindness shown and assistance rendered during the sickness and death of our beloved wife and mother. Thomas Doonan, Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Doonan, James and Frank Kann | Tolman, Mary Jane (I4598)
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| 8679 | OBITUARY: Palestine (TX) Herald-Press, Sunday, 29 August 2004: J. R. Lasiter Jr. Graveside services for J. R. Lasiter Jr., 86, of Elkhart will be held 11 a.m. Tuesday in the Garden of Memories Cemetery at Elkhart with the Rev. Eddie Atkinson officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of Bailey & Foster Funeral Home. Mr. Lasiter died Friday in a Crockett hospital. He was born Oct. 28, 1917 in Anderson County to John Reagan Lasiter and Mary Burrow Lasiter. Mr. Lasiter was a member of Countryside Baptist Church in Latexo. He was an Army Veteran. He had been a General Contractor in Houston for 30 years prior to retiring. He moved to Elkhart in 1973 and became a rancher. He was preceded in death by his parents and a daughter, Mary Francis Burkehardt. Mr. Lasiter is survived by his wife, Bernice Beatrice Lasiter of Elkhart; daughter Carolyn Clark of Houston; sons: Richard L. Lasiter of Elkhart, Rhonald Lasiter of Anchorage, Alaska, Wendell Lasiter of Huntsville and John Lasiter of Trinity; brother Rupert Lasiter of Elkhart; and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. | Lasiter, John Reagan (I100773)
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| 8680 | Obituary: William Sherman Congleton Third son of Daniel and Emillia Congleton, was born at Covington,Indianaon October 16, 1866 and after an illness of eight months,passed away atthe Belleville Hospital February20, 1956 at the age of89 years 4 monthsand 4 days. He came to Kansas with his parents, brothers and sisters in acoveredwagon in the year of 1877, reaching their destination andsettling inGrant Township in Washington Kansas on theday he was elevenyears old andhas made this locality his home continuously since. Oneof a laargefamily in the early days he knew what hard work meantbutwas ever readyfor the task, never shirking, never throwing hisburdens on someoneelse's shoulders. He attended country school in Kansas at the old Lindseyschoolhouseandlater married his schoolmate, Nora Allen on January 13, 1891. To this union was born nine children, and those remaining to carry onhisteachings are: Mrs. Jesse(Florence)Skipton, Mrs. Andy(Hazel)TaylorofHaddam, Mrs. Herman (Vera) Zenger of Concordia, Kansas, Mrs.Harry(Ethel) Teeter, Mrs. August (Zola)Zenger, and Harold Congleton ofHaddam,Mrs. La Vern (Helen) Mayer, ofClifton, Kansas. Also left insorrow are 31grandchildren and 48 great grandchildren, two sisters,Mrs. Anna Burt andMiss Florece Congleton of Haddam, Many nieces andnephews and freindsfrom far and near. His wife Nora, one daughter,Mrs. George (Mabel)Nelson and small son, Veryl Eldon, his parents, 4brothers and threesisters preceded him in death. Mr. and Mrs. Congelton began their married life on a farm a mile westofHaddam and in 1896 they purchased the home southwest of Haddam wherethefamily grew up and where he lived until he retired in 1946 and wenttothe home of his sister, Miss Florence Congleton in Haddam, wherehestayed until becoming ill. His life was filled with much suffering and sorrow and his greatestcrosswas to see his beloved wife and small son snatched from him in atrainand car collision on July 16, 1916 at Formosa, Kansass they weregoing tosee their first grandchild. With a family to care for alone, he shouldered his cross being bothafather and mother thru all the remaining years of his life. Just plain "Bill Congleton" a name known and loved by so many, tooklifeas it came cherishing every moment, honest and considerate inallhisdealings, and leaves one of the greatest heritages on earth, faith,hope,and love. It is hard to give you up Dad but we were always taught to share. You have loved ones waiting for you, and we'll meet again upthere"Somewhere back of the sunset where one's loviliness never dies,he livesin a land of glory in the bright blue golden skies, and we whoknew andloved him, who the passing on has brought us sad and tear, weshall loveand cherish his memory always, which will brighten thepassing of years. William Sherman Congleton, thethird son of Daniel Calvert andEmilliaSimonton Congleton,was born October 16, 1866 in ornearCovington,Vermillion, Indiana. His parents were engaged infarming. He came with his parents to Kansas in 1877, and "landed" inGrantTwp.,Washington,Kansas on his 11th birthday. Seven children,includingWilliam, or Bill, as he was commonly called, made up theCongletonfamily. Their ages ranged from fourteen to two on Octobeer16, 1877. Thefamily was poor. They were to live for the next 26 yearson 160 acresthat was not highly productive. Each year they strived tobeself-sufficient, raising their own fruits, preserving them;producingtheir own meat, drying, salting down, or canning it; plantinga garden ofvegetables, storing them in a cellar or canning them;raising chickensfor eggs and meat during the summer and went forgrinding flour. Feedinga large family was challenge; however, raisinga large family was anecessity to helpprovide labor for the items thatneeded buying. For a farm family, weather becomes a friend or a foe in the processofsurvival | Congleton, William Sherman (I4692)
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| 8681 | Occasionally spelled as Knoblauch, Knoblauck, and Knoblach | Knoblock, John (I27902)
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| 8682 | Occupation - Blacksmith Resided North Greenfield, Wisconsin He was in the 24th Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, in the CivilWar. | Cross, William Wallace (I27280)
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| 8683 | Occupation - Butcher | Bench, Charles (I125562)
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| 8684 | Occupation - Clothier | Richards, Benjamin (I134878)
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| 8685 | Occupation - Cutlery Manufacturer | Richards, Frank (I134877)
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| 8686 | Occupation - Maltster | Turner, Thomas (I35206)
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| 8687 | Occupation - Mason Enlisted in Civil War in the 142d, N.Y. Volunteer Infantry, but was taken sick and discharged. | Cross, Emory (I27292)
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| 8688 | Occupation - Shoemaker | Millard, Isaac (I134885)
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| 8689 | Occupation = millwright/wheelwright Moved to Hawick, Scotland about 1800 In 1803, set up shop at Wilton Dean In 1810, moved to Lees, a farmstead near Appletreehall, 2 miles NE ofHawick In 1818, moved to Wood Foot, on the estate of Branxholm Park Janet and Andrew emigrated to Canada in 1834 where they settled inGalt,Ontario. The Cairns family moved to adjacent house same year In 1834, to Canada, W1/2 lot 22, con 9, N.Dumfries twp, Ont. | Dryden, Andrew (I97995)
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| 8690 | Occupation in 1863 was a Shoemaker. | Naber, Joseph A. (I14655)
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| 8691 | Occupation listed as Bricklayer. | Bench, Joseph (I125542)
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| 8692 | Occupation that of Bricklayer. | Ingram, Thomas (I134849)
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| 8693 | Occupation was Farmer. Resided Merton, South Dakota | Yeamans, Eugene Burdette (I26957)
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| 8694 | Occupation: Blacksmith & Farming https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L979-CWWP?cc=2061550 Franklin > Northfield Births, marriages, deaths 1713-1839 image 132 of 274 Northfield, Franklin County town records, listed as the children born to Hezekiah Elmer and wife Miriam Elmer. Samuel Elmer noted as born 20 Sep 1732. | Elmer, Samuel (I80891)
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| 8695 | Occupation: Farmer | Johnson, Oswin (I26458)
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| 8696 | Occupation: Machinist | Elmer, Alpheus Ward (I92059)
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| 8697 | Oconto County Reporter December 29, 1910 (Thursday) researched and contributed by Richard La Brosse Howard E. Lucia of the Lucia Bros. Motor Car company, Green Bay, and Miss Helen A. McDonald of Oconto were married in Lansing, Mich., on Wednesday. Dear Mary Beth, I found your posting of "Early Duck Creek History," with the nameofLucia in the index. I was wondering if you could tell me what was said about the Lucia family. I am tryingtofind out more information on William Henry Harrison Lucia (b.1 May 1845 ) who married Susan Catherine Ketchum(27Nov 1854). They had at least two sons Albert Lucia and William Harrison Lucia who ran the LuciaPackardMotors in Green Bay. Thank you for all your help Kate wlthayer@sofnet.com On p. 176 of Early Duck Creek History, it states: "John Lucia and his wife, Esther, had a daughter, Lusie, whomarriedEdwin Colony on Dec. 5, 1868. A Lucy Lucia married William G. Barnes on 20 Dec. 1871." In Wisconsin Fur-Trade People by the same authors, and In anearliertime, 1807, there was an Etienne Luciers working for Jean Baptiste Caron out of Wisconsin River. LateraFrancois Lusignan, 1816-1819 worked for Ramsey Crooks & John Lawe at Green Bay. I do not knowthenationality of the ones you are looking for but these are French-Canadians, apparently. In Wisconsin Creoles, p. 306..."The Lusignan Family...This familywereprobably descendants of the French military commander at Green Bay's Fort St. Francis, from 1743 to1746.Francois (b. 1778)... married Agathe Langlade, daughter of Charles de Langlade, Jr., before witnessesandCharles Reaume in Green Bay, around 1806...." A Lucia is mentioned on p. 137 of George E. Hall's book, A HistoryofOconto, 1969 ed.: Under a photo of a couple in a car: "Mr. & Mrs. Antoine Martineau (she was the formerAnnaJennings) in their handsome new Buick. The picture was taken about 1906. The buildings shown areWilliaPocquette's Saloon (complete with swinging door), LUCIA BROS GARAGE (later Jarvis Brothers andHugoLingelbach garage) and Williams Bros, Grocer." So, it would appear the car business ran inthefamily...and in Oconto with the Lucia Brothers. Perhaps they moved onto Green Bay when the Jarvis Brothers took over?? Your genealogy volunteer, Mary Beth Noonan Jensen Dear Mary Beth, Thanks so much for the Lucia look-up. I will file it away with therestof my Lucia's. I know I will make the connection someday. About the Lucia Bros Garage that was owned by my branch ofLucia's.There were three brothers, Howard, William and Albert Joseph (A.J.) Lucia. A.J. and Howardwerebicycle champions in Oconto County and WI (A.J. won the 4th of July 1895 and Howard won the 16Aug1896 1/2 mile state championship). in 1900 A.J. and William moved to Green Bay toopenanother garage, Howard stayed in Oconto to run the Lucia Bros Garage. William drove the firstautomobilein the state of WI as well as the first motorcycle. Anyway, in 1907 Will got sick so he went backtoOconto and Howard to Green Bay. In 1913 A.J. died and Will sold the shop before returning to GreenBay. And in case your wondering I got all this from the"WisconsinTercentenary" a great book but not only is it NOT indexed but the history section runs from 1-46,thetransportation section from 1-53, etc. someday I'll get around to making my own index then I'll do look upsforpeople. Thanks again. kate | Lucia, William Henry Harrison (I103355)
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| 8698 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jacobson, Hilit (I87883)
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| 8699 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jacobson, Jonah (I103091)
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| 8700 | Oct. 23 1819 "Know all men by these presents that I, Samuel Compton of the Co. of Hopkins and State of Ky., have nominated, constituted, and appointed Wm. R. Wier of said Co. and State, my true and lawful Attorney for me, and in my name and stead to apply to and receive from the legal representatives of William Christian, deceased, and and all monies to which I may be entitled in right of my wife Martha, late Martha McCorkle, niece and devisee of James McCorkle, deceased, on account of a debt originally due and owing by the said William Christian and James McCorkle, who were partners in trade to a certain Alexander Donald of the Kingdom of Great Britain and which has been collected of the individual estate of the said McCorkle since the death of the said Christian and McCorkle, herby vesting my saide Attorney with full power and authority to do all and every act and acknowledge in the premises towards recovering ??? for me, proportion of said demand, which I could legally do were I to attend to the same in person. Ratifying and confirming whatever my said Attorney shall so do in as full and effectual a manner as if done by myself in Person. (Signed) Saml. Compton | Compton, Samuel (I109982)
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