Matches 9,001 to 9,050 of 11,201
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| 9001 | Possibly daughter of William Bath and Elizabeth. If so born 1 Jan 1775 in Stithians. | Bath, Elizabeth (I128967)
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| 9002 | Possibly Eleanor (Ellinor) Smoot, daughter of Thomas Smoot. | ???, Eleanor (I54721)
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| 9003 | Possibly Elizabeth Nicol - if so married 26 Dec 1873 in Leith, Midlothian, Scotland | Nicol, Elizabeth (I123551)
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| 9004 | Possibly Evart Nelson | Nelson (I121394)
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| 9005 | Possibly Hannah Drake, shown in this family. | Drake, ??? (I111570)
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| 9006 | Possibly in Colfax County, New Mexico by 1930 Page 219 September 05, 1946 JOHN TAYLOR WARREN b. April 01, 1893 Texas d. Sept. 01, 1946AransasPass, Tx. Age 53 years 5 months Residence-Aransas Pass, Texas Charge to-Mrs. John WARREN Aransas Pass, Tx. Veteran-World War I Occupation-Carpenter Religion-Baptist Cause of death-Endicarditis, streptococsics, infection throat andchest Certifying physician-Chas. Cron Rockport, Tx. Father-John Avery WARREN Kentucky Mother-Mary BOWERS Texas Interment-Prairie View Cemetery | Warren, John Taylor (I36564)
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| 9007 | Possibly Joseph Berry Tidwell who left a will in Shelby County,Alabama. Re: Tidwell in Fairfield Co. S/C 1785 Posted by: Donna Tidwell Date: April 05, 2000 at 19:27:22 In Reply to: Tidwell in Fairfield Co. S/C 1785 by john throne of 2107 John, I haven't found Tidwell connections for Priscilla/Prysilla (alsoas"Precilia"), but have a bit more info' regarding the transaction & some associations that might provide some clues. Excerpts from the transaction record in Fairfield Co. Deeds, BookA,1785-1794, p. 20 (25 Sept. 1785): "I, Prysilla Tedwell of Burk County & the State of Georgia hath for and consideration of the sum of Twenty-five pounds Sterling paid by John Byrd of the County of Burk and State of Georgia 14 head of horse creatures....all (her) stock that was and is now in the State of South Carolina....the said Prysilla Tedwell doth give the said John Byrd full power and authority...(to locate them.)" Signed with her mark X. Witnessed by John Miller & Michael Byrd (of Chester Co., SC). Probated in Chester Co., SC. John Byrd & William King (of Fairfield Co.) were to locate & round up the horses. (Evidently, they were close to the Chester Co./Fairfield Co. line.) John Byrd was also associated with Leah Tidwell of Fairfield Co., SC, on 1 Aug. 1782. He, John King & Moses Knighton appraised the estate of Thomas Miles of Fairfield Co., & Leah bought sundries from the estate. Other buyers were John Byrd; Isaac, Thos., Moses, Alice & Sarah Knighton; Michael "Girden"; Michael Boyd; Chas. Lewis (was Capt. over Lt. James Pickett & Peter Tidwell in 1782-83, & a buyer at the estate of Wm. Tidwell I in1794); Micajah Pickett(also a buyer at the estate of Wm. I [b. VA before 1719, d. SC 1794, m. MaryFunk]); Wm. Miller (associated with a John Tidwell in 1802 & 1810); James Hollis (also assoc'd with John Tidwell in 1802), & Chas. Johnston. (Sorry, I haven't found the Tidwell connections for Leah, either.) Good luck! Donna | Tidwell, Duberry 'Berry' (I78483)
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| 9008 | Possibly living in Stonewall County, Texas in 1900 | Davis, William 'Willie' Jackson (I106887)
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| 9009 | Possibly Loudon County, Tennessee as death location | Maddux, Samuel Thomas (I121077)
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| 9010 | Possibly married to a David Turner | Waldrop, Elizabeth (I34045)
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| 9011 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lahn, Carol J. (I2720)
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| 9012 | Possibly married to Caroline Elmore 4 December 1844, Green County, Kentucky. | Despain, Lewis (I40743)
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| 9013 | Possibly married to Juan Gonzalez on 8 February 1869 in La Asuncion, Marin, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. | Martinez, Maria Felicitas (I128813)
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| 9014 | Possibly married to Sarah Morris 3-22-1847, Green County, Kentucky. | Bell, Henry Lewis (I43969)
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| 9015 | Possibly Selina "Reaves-Reves-Reeves" | Reeves, Selina (I124882)
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| 9016 | Possibly son of Nathaniel (born 1725-1735) | Elkin, Jesse (I36438)
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| 9017 | Possibly the Adeline Cooly, wife of Chester listed in the Evergreen Cemetery, Tioga, Tioga County, Pennsylvania listing...was born 1827...died 1892. | Adeline (I108833)
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| 9018 | Possibly the Casimer Sowa married to Florence Kupczyk on 12 July 1941 in Chicago, Illinois. | Sowa, Casimer (I134693)
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| 9019 | Possibly the same: Saltsman, William KY GREEN CO. 253 1810 01001-0100100 | Salsman, William (I43633)
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| 9020 | Possibly the son of Alferez Real Juan Martinez Guajardo and Isabel Flores Valdez | Martinez, Pedro (Martinez Guajardo) (I138601)
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| 9021 | Possibly the son of Joseph Foster, born abt 1790 and living in Lousiana in 1830. Patentee ISAAC FOSTER Land Office MT SALUS Doc. 4095 Date 1831/01/05 Base Line Township WASHINGTON Range 14N 5E Section 36 Acres 70.4100 Patentee ISAAC FOSTER Land Office MT SALUS Doc. 16399 Date 1840/02/10 Base Line Township CHOCTAW Range 7N 2W Section 34 Acres 40.0600 Patentee Land Office Doc. Date Base Line TWP Range Section Acres Patentee ISAAC FOSTER Land Office JACKSON Doc. 28294 Date 1840/12/10 Base Line Township WASHINGTON Range 9N 9E Section 28 Acres 0.0000 Patentee ISAAC FOSTER Land Office JACKSON Doc. 28294 Date 1840/12/10 Base Line Township WASHINGTON Range 9N 9E Section 27 Acres 79.9000 Possible Brothers or Family to Isaac Foster: Date Name of Groom Posted Bond or Gave Consent 2 Jan 1840 FOSTER, John J. CLARK, Elizabeth Samuel Guthrie 10 Jan 1838 FOSTER, William LEE, Sarah J. John J. Foster Living in nearby Adams County, Mississippi FOSTER, Ephraim FOSTER, James (2) FOSTER, John FOSTER, Thomas (2) FOSTER, William | Foster, Isaac (I45434)
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| 9022 | Possibly Thomas or James | Miller, James (I125281)
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| 9023 | Possibly Venia Moolew | Moden, Lavinia "Vine" "Viney" (I121866)
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| 9024 | Possibly Wilbur Eugene Jordan who married Jeanne Helen Williams in Bryan County, Oklahoma and resided in Dallas County, Texas | Jordan, Eugene W. (I98372)
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| 9025 | Posslble son is Wojcieck (Albert) Latusek, who married Zofia Nita 20 Jan 1913 in Chicago, Illinois in Saint John Cantius Church. Only puzzle is it appears last name of his mother is listed as Rewanc vice Rebacz. Illinois, Chicago, Catholic Church Records, 1833-1925 St John Cantius Parish (Chicago: Carpenter St) Marriages 1909-1915 Image 441 of 879 | Latuszek, Jan (I134641)
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| 9026 | Posssible Surname - Puckett | ???, Nancy (I32234)
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| 9027 | Posted by Amanda Bryson on June 11, 1998 at 06:03:41: Does anyone have any information on the parents or ancestry of AbelElkins? He was born in Virginia in the late 1700's. Married12Jan1803 toPolly Skaggs in Green County Kentucky. (Polly was thedaughter of WilliamSquire Skaggs.) I believe that Abel's father wasNathaniel Elkins. Abeland Polly had at least three children that we'velocated so far, WilliamElkin married Lucy Davis in May 1836; PollyElkins married Garret Pepper(son of Joseph Pepper) 26May1832; Rev.David Elkin, Sr. Anyone withknowledge of more children than the threenamed above, or with additionalancestry, Please Help!! Thanks. Note to above. All but David Elkin in my listings. I don't thinkDavidwould be a son, but possibly a brother to Abel Elkin(born 1776). | Elkins, William Melton (I41961)
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| 9028 | Posted by Suzanna Wells Moses SALSMAN/SALTZMAN/SALSMAN b 1792 Grayson Co, KY d. abt 1858 Green Co, KY mar. Elizabeth ------. Children born Green Co, KY. Mary m Preston LINVILLE; Wineford m Moses SKAGGS; Isaac m. Anna LINVILLE; Wm. mar. Lydia LINVILLE; Elizabeth mar Wm. WARREN, Jr.; Charles mar. Sara "Sallie" LEE; Rachel ma. Robert ELKINS, Soloman BELL; Moses Andrew "Andy" mar. Mary Elizabeth SHOFNER, Martha WARREN; Lavina m. Hezekiah LEE. Who are Moses's parents? Where did they live before Green and Grayson counties? Any info appreciated. | Salsman, Moses (I38363)
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| 9029 | Posted by: Sam Underwood Date: September 30, 2001 at 19:26:46 In Reply to: Re: TX Underwoods This post is in reply to those of Doug Underwood (my brother) andJimUnderwood who, as far as I can tell, is a cousin of some removal.Thisinformation was compiled by one of the Brady Underwoods,whoseinformation is fairly good for at least several generations. I'llbeginwith the least-documented. John Underwood came to America in1751. Hesettled in Virginia and married. He and his wife (nameunknown) had twosons, John (Jack) Underwood and Tom Underwood. John(Jack) marriedElizabeth Abernathy in Virginia. At some point, theymoved to Illinois.They had three children, all born in Illinois:Elizabeth, Mary, andWilliam Davis Underwood, born 12/7/1817. The twogirls died of a form ofmalaria. After this, they moved to Georgia.Between 1830-36, JackUnderwood and Lewis Lawler came to Texas inpursuit of a Mexican landgrant in the vicinity of present-day PrairieDell, Texas. Fear of theMexicans and the Comanches drove them back toGeorgia. In 1860, WilliamDavis Underwood returned to Texas to claimthe grant.He had marriedBethsaida Louisa Phelps in Alabama in 1841.Shortly after their marriage,they moved to Mississippi. While livingin Mississippi, they had eightchildren: Mary (b.: 9/15/1842; d.:1926,Alameda Community, EastlandCounty, Texas. John, b.: 12/1843; d. 1858in Mississippi. William Davis ,b.: 1847, Mississippi, d.: 1925,Winters, TX. Jerry Myer SpruelUnderwood, b.: 9/15/1849, d.: 1926,Turney, TX. James Edward Underwood,b.: 4/20/1852 d.:2/21/1945, Brady,TX (our great grandfather). Infant whodied. Enoch Robert Underwood,b.:10/13/1855, d.: 1/2/1946, AlamedaCommunity, Eastland County, TX.Dorcas Martha Underwood, b.: 3/3/1857,d.: 1925, Rocky, OK. Levi BeanUnderwood, b.:9/15/1860 Trinity County,TX, d.: 8/1/1957 Georgetown,TX. Louisa Bethsaida Underwood, b. 1/29/1866Bell County, TX, d.:10/11/1894, Kempner, TX. James Edward Underwood (seeabove) marriedAmanda Wells in 1870. They had four children: Mary E.(Mollie)Underwood (b.:1871) , James E. Underwood (b.:1873), John H.Underwood(b.: 4/28/1875), and Melissa Underwood (b.:1879), all in BellCounty,Texas. I do not have the exact date of deaths. Amanda diedon12/22/1881. He then married Meluiria Davee and moved toMcCullouchCounty, near Brady. The children of this marriage wereArthur (b.: 1883),Edna (b.:1884), Robert (b. 1886), Edwin (b.: 1888),Fritz (b.:1890), Jack(b.:1894),Millard Elmo (b.:1897), Annie Underwood(b.: 1901 - my lastinformation is that Annie Underwood Collingsworthis still living in SanAngelo, TX), Bud Underwood (b,: 1903, DollieUnderwood (b.: 12/18/15),twins: Elbert & Albert (b.: 1907). AltogetherJames E. Underwood had 21children, 16 of whom lived to maturity. Mybrother (Doug of the postabove) and I have, then, this lineage: JohnUnderwood>JackUnderwood>William Davis Underwood>James Edward Underwood>JamesUnderwood>Homer Underwood. Uncle Elmo was the barbecueUnderwoods inBrownwood. Leonard, who I think is a gradson of Elmo, isstill in thatbusiness there along with his sons in other parts of thestate. | Underwood, John (I83528)
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| 9030 | Postmaster | Park, Ernest Gustavus (I107864)
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| 9031 | Postmaster for town of Ozark, Johnson County, Arkansas in 1983. | Case, Verna E. (I46094)
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| 9032 | Postmaster for town of Rosetta, Johnson County, Arkansas on 17 June 1928. | Warren, Hiram F. (I34338)
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| 9033 | Praxedes Padilla 1906-2005 Praxedes Padilla, a longtime resident of Belen, died peacefully athomeon Tuesday, Oct. 4, in the presence of her children. She was amember ofOur Lady of Belen Catholic Church and belonged to the BlessedSacramentSociety. She was born in La Joya to Juan Thomas Griego andTomasitaBarela Griego on Dec. 7, 1906. Praxedes was preceded in death by her husband Sesario, son Wilfred,anddaughter-in-law Eva. She is survived by two sons, Martin and wife, Corinne, and Evisalio,allof Belen; grandchildren, Anthony and wife Melva of Littleton,Colo.,Angela and husband, Rod Brown, of Albuquerque, Martin Ray andwife,Deborah, of Pompano Beach, Fla., Paula of Albuquerque, MaryFrances andhusband, Tony Coen, of Glendale, Ariz., Patricia andhusband, Don Cullen,of Las Cruces, Armando and wife, Christina, andMario, all of La Mirada,Calif. Also surviving are great-grandchildren,Roberto, Kristi, Tanya andMarianne and great-great-grandchildren,Christopher and Alysa Reyes,Bryan and Eva Cullen and Cayah and XavierPadilla of Littleton, Colo. A funeral Mass for Mrs. Padilla will be held at 9 a.m. on Saturday,Oct.8, at Our Lady of Belen Catholic Church, where a viewing willbegin at8:30 a.m.. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. A rosarywasrecited on Friday at the church with a viewing. Riverside Funeral Home of Belen, 418 W. Reinken Ave, 864-4448.Onlineguest register available at www.riversideofbelen.com | Griego, Praxedes (I116196)
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| 9034 | Preliminary information from Skaggs Rootsweb message by Elaine, emailaddress LWester806@aol.com -- She included some census data withthise-mail msg. Solomon Skaggs was living in District 1 in the 1850 CarterCounty,Kentucky census. Those named in this census Solomon, Tabitha, Annanias,Sussanna,Luraney, Peter, James, Silva B., Nancy C. | Skaggs, Solomon (I44218)
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| 9035 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Porter, Harvey Gerald "Jerry" (I22407)
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| 9036 | Presidio County, 1910 Federal Census Presidio County, Precinct 1-"Marfa Town" Dwel Fam Name Relation Sex Race Age Mart Y mar Born 224 362Rodriguez,Jose head m mx 36 m1 15 Mex Rodriguez, Elinda wife f mx 33 m1 15 Mex Rodriguez, Vivito son m mx 10s Tx Rodriguez, Velia dau f mx 8 s Tx Rodriguez, Pedro son m mx 3s Tx Rodriguez, Josefina dau f mx 2 s Tx Garcia, Maria adpt. dau f mx 9 s Mex 225 363Rodriguez,Vinto head m mx 65 m3 24 Mex Rodriguez, Vintura wife f mx 40m2 24 Mex Rodriguez, Presalino adpt. son m mx 17s Mex | Rodriguez, Jose (I105331)
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| 9037 | Presumed to have died befor 1808 in Larue-Ingram Cemetery, Pulaski County, Virginia | Ingram, William (I132596)
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| 9038 | Prim Name: Jacob Gum Admin Name: Will Made Date: 07 Apr 1787 Will Loc: Heirs Name: sons William Cottman, Roger, Abraham and John Gum;daus.Hannah Gum and Rachel Conwell Exec/Trus Name: son William Cottman Gum Wit Name: David C. Conwell, Alice Conwell, George Claypoole Will Probate Date: [No prob.] Will Book: Arch. vol. A73 Page: 162-164 Comment: CHRONICLES OF THE Scotch-Irish Settlement IN VIRGINIA EXTRACTED FROMTHEORIGINAL COURT RECORDS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY 1745-1800 DEED BOOK NO. 11. ADDITIONAL MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. page 402 Page 354.--21st June, 1763. Jacob Gum and Sarah to Thomas Gordon,£20,165 acres patented to Jacob. 16th August, 1756, on head springofLinville's Creek. Teste: Ephraim Love, James Green, John Hopkins. CHRONICLES OF THE Scotch-Irish Settlement IN VIRGINIA EXTRACTED FROMTHEORIGINAL COURT RECORDS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY 1745-1800 DEED BOOK NO. 11. ADDITIONAL MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. page 413 Page 657.--14th August, 1764. Jacob Gum and Sarah ( ) to SamuelNicholas,237 acres patented to William Rutledge, 20th August, 1745,and conveyedby Rutledge to Ruddle and by Ruddle to James Claypool, andby Claypool toJacob. 14th May, 1761, on a branch of Brock's Creek. | Gumm, Jacob (I46813)
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| 9039 | Prince William County, Virginia Wills, Part 1, 1734-1925 1796 Cahoe John Book H, page 193 | Cahoe, John (I74445)
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| 9040 | Princeton Union-Eagle Princeton, MN 9/30/04 Jasmin Elizabeth Bigler Jasmin Elizabeth Bigler, 4 months, died Sept. 20, 2004, atFairviewNorthland Regional Hospital, Princeton. She was born May 26, 2004, at St. Cloud Hospital, St. Cloud. She is survived by her mother, Tiffany-Jade Bigler, and brotherJadenBigler, both of Princeton; grandparents David Saxon Jr. andElizabethFeulner; and great-grandparents Gean and Lellah Bigler. The funeral was Sept. 29 at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter DaySaints,Princeton, with Bishop Paul Gross officiating. Pallbearers were Gene Day, David Saxon Jr., David Saxon III,K.J.Feulner, Ben Sowers and Jaden Bigler. Burial was in Oak Knoll Cemetery, Princeton. Man Charged With Murder In Death Of Girlfriend's Daughter 9/24/2004 (AP) Princeton, Minn. A 19-year-old Princeton man was charged withmurderThursday for allegedly punching a 4-month-old girl in the headwhen shewouldn't stop crying. Kelly Steven Jaime Braun, who was convicted of domestic assaultearlierthis year, is believed to be the father of Jasmin ElizabethBigler. She died early Monday after receiving a blow to the back of thehead,according to documents filed in Mille Lacs County. According to the criminal complaint, Ramsey County medicalexaminerMichael McGee listed the cause of death as "closed head traumadue tochild abuse." In addition to the brain injury, the infant also had 11 fractured ribsinvarious stages of healing, McGee said. The baby's mother, Tiffany Bigler, 19, said that Braun had hit herbeforeand kicked her in the stomach when she was pregnant with Jasmin.Biglersaid she was shocked that he hurt his own baby. First-degree murder now in infant's death Braun accused of killing daughter By Dawn Slade 11/24/04 Princeton Union-Eagle Princeton, MN Originally charged with second degree murder for killing hisinfantdaughter, 19-year-old Kelly Braun is now charged with firstdegreemurder. Braun was indicted on Wednesday, Nov. 10 by a Mille Lacs Countygrandjury and was arraigned on Friday, Nov. 12 when bail was increasedto$750,000. Braun was arrested for the murder of his four-month old daughterJasmineon Sept. 20. The infantís mother, Tiffany Bigler, 19, of Princeton, has a secondchildwith Braun, a one-and-a-half-year-old son. ìIím glad it was raised,î Bigler said of bail, ìbut he doesnítdeservebail at all for killing a baby.î Braunís parents recently retained a defense attorney for theirson,Cynthia Vermeulen of Vermeulen Law Office in St. Cloud. The autopsy report showed Jasmine had 11 fractures to her ribs thatwerein various stages of healing, as well as evidence of closed headtraumathat had occurred within 24 hours of her death. Even though Bigler had an Order for Protection (OFP) on Braunforassaulting her (he allegedly punched her in the stomach) andcausingtheir daughter to be born prematurely, she said she loved himand shewanted to give him a second chance. ìI didnít think heíd ever harm the children,î Bigler said. ìHeís hitmebefore, but I figured if I showed him as much love as I could, hewouldchange. I believe everyone should be given a second chance. ìI didnít want my kids growing up without a dad.î Bigler was raised by her mother and step-father David Saxon, Jr. Shehasnever known her real father. Bigler said she blamed her mother for her father not being thereandadded that she didnít want her children blaming her for the samething. Bigler said she continues to have nightmares about her daughterísdeathand about Braun being let out of jail and coming after her. ìIf he gets out, heíll come after me,î Bigler said. ìHeíll hunt medown. ìI donít want him to ever get out of prison. I donít want him outuntilthey carry him out in a casket.î Biglerís mother, Elizabeth Feulner, said Bigler had telephoned herthenight before Jasmine was murdered asking that the grandmotherwatchJasmine the next morning. Feulner offered to take Jasmine that evening, knowing thatprematurebabies require a lot of work and wanting to give the couple aneededbreak. ìI keep thinking, if I had taken Jasmine...î Feulner said. Bigler and Feulner said they never saw any bruises on the baby andclaima nurse who visited the home on a weekly basis also did notnotice anybruises. ìShe was a fussy baby,î Feulner said. ìBut, I wonder if thatwasnítbecause of her ribs being broken.î When asked why she allowed Braun to return to her home while there wasanOFP on him, Bigler said, ìI believe people can change. But if I hadknownhe was harming Jasmine, that wouldíve changed everything.î Bigler and her mother plan on attending Braunís hearings and trial. ìI just want to know why,î Bigler said. ìWhat was going through hishead?How can you hit a child?î Bigler said sheís talking to the media about her daughterís deathbecauseshe wants other women who are in an abusive relationship tounderstandthat it will likely turn to abuse on the children. ìOther women should be aware that if their boyfriend is beatingthem...itwill move on to the kids,î Bigler said. ìGet your things andleave. Payattention to the signs that come along with abuse.î Feulner said, ìWe tried to get her out of the relationship. But herselfconfidence was so broken down. It [abuse] makes them feel like nooneelse would want them.î ìI wouldnít wish this upon anybody,î Bigler added. ìAll I can do nowisthink about me and my son.î Mille Lacs County Attorney Jan Kolb said they are not bringinganycharges against Bigler, such as neglect, at this time. Bigler was charged in Benton County in April with violating an orderforprotection Braun had on her. She was sentenced to 90 days in jailand oneyear probation. She spent two days in jail for the misdemeanorcharge. Art Braun said he is unsure if they will be able to post bail fortheirson. ìI canít talk to him and canít ask him what heís thinking,î Art said.ìIdonít know what happened, other than what the attorney has said andshecanít tell us anything because of the attorney/client privilege. ìIím just left in the dark as to what has happened.î Art said they visit their son each week at the Mille Lacs CountyJail,however they are monitored and not allowed to talk about thecase. ìItís a bad ending to a bad situation,î Art said. Braun has been arrested in various counties for assault, drugsandviolating orders for protection. His next court appearance isscheduledfor Tuesday, Dec. 14. He now faces a sentence of life in prison. Ruling coming on Braun standing trial for murder Princeton Union-Eagle Princeton, MN 2/3/05 Kelly Braun, the 19-year-old Princeton man indicted in November onacharge of first-degree murder in connection with the death ofhisfour-month-old daughter Jasmine last Sept. 20, is scheduled back inMilleLacs County District Court on March 1. Jasmine was found with 11 rib fractures in various stages of healingandclosed head trauma within 24 hours of her death. Braun is in jail on $750,000 bond. Braun's attorney, Cynthia Vermeulen, made a court motion for a Rule20exam to determine if Braun is capable of standing trial. On Monday Mille Lacs County Attorney Jan Kolb received thecourtscheduling for Braun to appear in district court in Milaca at 10a.m. onMar The evaluation has been completed on whether or not Braun is capableofstanding trial and the court should decide March 1 if he is capable,saidKolb. Contents of the evaluation are confidential. Father pleads second degree murder in daughterís death By Dawn Slade Mille Lacs County Times 3/16/2006 Kelly Steven-Jaime Braun, 20, of Princeton came to an agreement withthestate on Wednesday, March 8 and pled guilty to second degree murderforthe death of his infant daughter. Braun was arrested in September 2004 and charged withmurderingfour-month-old Jasmine Bigler. In November 2004, a Mille Lacs County grand jury charged Braun withfirstdegree murder. Rather than face trial, Braun agreed to the plea agreementnegotiatedbetween assistant county attorney Tara Ferguson Lopez anddefenseattorney Cynthia Vermeulen. Due to the vulnerability of the victim, the prosecution is seekinganupward departure from 150 months to 225 months (over 18 years) inprison. The infantís mother, Tiffany Bigler, called 911 on Sept. 20, 2004sayingher daughter was not breathing. The infant was pronounced deadat 5:05a.m. at Fairview Northland Medical Center. An autopsy found evidence of closed head trauma. The coroner reportedthebrain injuries had occurred within 24 hours of the little girlísdeath.In addition, the infant had 11 fractured ribs in various stagesofhealing. According to the criminal complaint, Tiffany Bigler had gone tobedaround midnight and the baby was allegedly healthy. Braun agreed tostayup and feed the baby. Bigler reported she was woken by Braun whosaid thebaby had stopped breathing and thatís when Bigler called 911. Braun later admitted he had punched the child in the back of theheadwith a closed fist because he was frustrated with her crying. Braun has previous convictions for domestic assault and violation ofanorder for protection. Elizabeth Feulner, Biglerís mother, told the Times prior tothesettlement conference, ìI donít want to settle for anything lessthanfirst degree. Weíre not happy with the plea bargain theyíreoffering.î Feulner said she and her daughter wanted Braun to receive life inprisonwithout parole. Feulner said the reason the county attorneyís office didnít wanttoproceed with trial is due to the problems her daughter has hadandcurrently has with the law. She told the Times her daughter is being charged with assaultagainstTiffanyís brother as well as Feulner, but that Feulner didnítwant topress charges. County attorney Jan Kolb said of the infantís mother, ìThatdefinitelyplayed a part in it. There was a lot of concerns with herhistory and hercurrent situation. ìWe had concerns about how several of the witnesses may testify andthatcertainly weighed in. Thereís always a risk going to trial thatyou couldwalk away with a complete acquittal.î ìWe certainly didnít give this case away by any means,î Kolb added.ìHadhe not taken the plea, we would have gone to trial.î A settlement conference regarding the assault charges against Biglerhasbeen scheduled in Benton County for April 6. Bigler is also on probation for assault charges in Stearns County. ìEver since this baby was murdered, itís ripped our family apart,îthegrandmother said. Braunís parents, Patricia and Art Braun, did not want to comment ontheirson��s plea agreement. Judge Michael Jesse has been presiding over the case, however he isnowchambered in Benton County, therefore Braunís sentencing isscheduled forMay 3 in Benton County. Braun will be transferred to the Minnesota Correctional Facility inSt.Cloud this week through an interim commit, until his sentencing inMay. Braun makes murder pleas in baby's death By Joel Stottrup 3/16/06 Princeton Union-Eagle Princeton, MN The sentencing of 20-year-old Kelly Jamie-Steven Braun of PrincetononMay 3 for the murder of his nearly four-month-old daughter JasminonSept. 20, 2004, will be a formality. That's because of the guilty plea Braun made March 8 in Milacaforsecond-degree unintentional murder. The plea agreement came before Judge Michael Jesse at the MilleLacsCounty courthouse. As part of the agreement Judge Jesse dismisseda moreserious charge of first-degree murder. The agreement stipulates a sentence of 225 months, of which 150 willbeincarceration and 75 will be supervised parole, providing Braunmaintainsa good behavior record in prison. The approximately 18 months Braun has spent in jail since his arrestonSept. 21, 2004, will be subtracted from his sentence of 12 and ahalfyears, meaning he will have about 11 years remaining in stateprison. The sentence is one and a half times the recommended time due tothevictim's vulnerability, not only as an infant but of having beenbornprematurely and underweight. Braun appeared tense as he answered questions for about 45 minutesaspart of his plea agreement process. His lips didn't move much asheanswered either "correct" or "yes" for the many questions put tohim.Most of the questions were from his defense attorney, CynthiaVermeulen,whose office is in St. Cloud. Less than a dozen people were in the audience where the silencewasinterrupted only once and that was toward the end ofVermeulen'squestions when the details of Braun's assault on Jasminwere reviewed. The details were brought out to have Braun admit in court that heusedhis closed fist to strike the back of Jasmin's head as he wasapparentlytrying to get the baby to stop crying during the night ofSept. 20, 2004. Jasmin's mother, Tiffany Bigler, who was seated in the courtroom,startedcrying as she listened to the account of how her daughter died.AsTiffany cried, her mother Elizabeth Feulner held her. Princeton police received a report shortly before 6:30 a.m. on Sept.20,2004, from Sherburne authorities that Jasmin had been brought tothehospital in Princeton but had died earlier at a Princeton residenceundersuspicious circumstances. The autopsy showed that besides trauma to Jasmin's head within 24hoursof her death, she also had 11 rib fractures in various stages ofhealing. The criminal complaint states that Bigler had gone to bed at midnightofSept. 19, 2004, with the agreement that Braun would take care ofthebaby's needs that night. Vermeulen, toward the end of her questioning in the plea agreement,askedBraun if he wasn't frustrated the night of Sept. 20, 2004 aboutthebaby's crying. Was not the baby "spitting up regularly" and "crying repeatedly andwereyou not doing the best you could to treat her?" Vermeulen asked. "Yes," Braun answered tersely. "Is it fair to say you became frustrated?" Vermeulen continued,receivinganother yes from Braun. "You struck the child in the back of the head with a closedfist?"Vermeulen asked, receiving a "correct" from Braun. "Is it agreed that doing that caused great bodily harm?" Vermeulenaske Vermeulen received an affirmative answer from Braun and for aquestionasking if it was a felony offense to strike Jasmin as he did. When Vermeulen asked Braun whether Braun's striking Jasmin causedJasminto die, Braun hesitated before answering, "correct." Vermeulen then asked Braun if it was correct that he hadn't intendedtohurt the child or kill it, nor did he want Jasmin to die andBraunanswered, "correct" to those questions. That was when Bigler began to cry in the courtroom. The questions from Vermeulen continued along the same line thatBraun'sfelony assault with a closed fist was not meant to kill Jasmin,but thathe did agree that Jasmin was particularly vulnerable. When prosecuting attorney Tara Lopez took over questioning Braun forashort time, she asked if swinging his fist at Jasmin's head was meanttostrike the child. "How do I answer that?" Braun replied. "It wasn't an accident," Lopez responded. "I wasn't thinking," Braun replied. "You intended to hit her when you swung your fist into the back ofherhead," Lopez continued, adding that the first-degree assaultwasintentional. Vermeulen responded that Braun had committed a felony offense, whetheritwas intentional or not. Judge Jesse interjected that assault is an intentional act. Vermeulen picked up the questioning again by asking if Braun did nothavemuch sleep the night of Sept. 20, 2004 and was "sleep deprived." Braun answered yes and Vermeulen asked if he had not been "distraughtandupset" that night, and Braun agreed. Vermeulen asked him if he had a fair amount of "depressionandhelplessness" the night of Jan. 20, and that he struck Jasmin tostop thecrying, and Braun agreed. The hearing ended with Jesse accepting Braun's plea tosecond-degreeunintentional murder. Braun is scheduled to begin serving what is called an interimsentencestarting March 17 in state prison, rather than continueserving time injail until his May 3 formal sentencing. Had Braun not accepted the plea agreement, he would have had tostandtrial for first- and second- degree murder. Reactions A few days before Braun's plea in court, Bigler and her motherFeulnertold the Union-Eagle they were upset that the first-degreemurder chargewas being dropped in the plea agreement. However, even though Bigler and Feulner two days after Braun'sguiltyplea were still saying they thought Braun should have receivedafirst-degree murder conviction, they seemed to have come to termswiththe plea agreement. They said they understood the plea agreement better after MilleLacsCounty Attorney Jan Kolb and assistant attorney Lopez gaveanexplanation. By getting Braun to plead guilty to second-degree unintentionalmurder,it means there is a conviction with a certain amount of prisontime, Kolbsaid after the hearing. She also mentioned how the sentencewill be anupward departure. The plea is a "good result, good resolution," said Lopez. "Itprovidesclosure for the victims." Not having to go through a trial also spares the families from amorelengthy review of what happened when Jasmin died, and there isnoguarantee of any conviction in a trial, said Lopez. "I guess we're OK with it," said Feulner by telephone the dayafterBraun's plea. "We know he's going away a long time." Recalling the plea agreement in court two days earlier, Feulner saidthathearing the details of Jasmin's death was "hard to hear." Feulner then recounted how Braun had brought the baby to Bigler thenightof Sept. 20, 2004, and woke her up to tell her the baby was nolongerbreathing. Bigler then called 911 and took information on how to try toresuscitateJasmin until emergency services personnel could arrive. Feulner said that before Jasmin died, Jasmin opened her eyes justenoughto take "one long last look" at Bigler and then closed her eyes."Thebaby knew she was going and wanted to take one last long look. . .andthen left to go to the other side with the image of her mother. .."Feulner said. Feulner called Jasmin a "real fighter," starting with survivingafterbeing only 3 pounds, 11 ounces at birth. When Jasmin died she had already gone through apnea breathingproblemsand having fractured ribs, said Feulner, asking, "How manybabies survivethat?" "If we had only known [that Jasmin was beinginjured]. We rackedour minds. What did we miss?" When Bigler and Feulner went to Oak Knoll Cemetery in PrincetonlastFriday to visit Jasmin's grave, three-year-old brother Jaden camealongand several times at the grave site, said, "Baby," referring toJasmin.Feulner brought along the small blanket that had sat atopJasmin'scasket, and a headband that Jasmin had worn. Bigler spoke of the pain of having lost a little girl that had "herwholelife ahead of her." When Bigler was asked if she understood how the plea agreementwasreached, she answered, "Somewhat," but said the prosecution shouldhavestuck with first-degree murder because the victim was an infant. But no matter what the conviction, it's not going to bring Jasminback,not going to replace anything, Bigler said. "She was here such a short time, but she stole all of our hearts,"saidFeulner. Feulner talked about how her church teaches that people have toforgiveand Bigler mentioned the Bible saying the same. Feulner expressed hope that Braun will come out of prison better thantheway he is when he goes in and said Braun has "anger issues that heneedsto deal with." He should have had more guidance as a child to deal with such thingsasbeing adopted and that his origins are Columbian, Feulner said. Bigler said she wonders if she could have done more to preventJasmin'sdeath and that she hopes to dedicate time to try to warn othermothers ofwhat to look for in potential child abuse. Father gets 12 years in prison for murdering daughter by Dawn Slade Mille Lacs County Times 5/15/06 A mother lost her daughter, a son lost his sister and now the personwhostole the infant girlís life will be in prison for at least thenext 12years. Kelly Steven Jaime Braun, 21, of Princeton was sentenced Wednesday,May 3for murdering his three-month-old daughter in September 2004. The sentencing was held in Benton County Court where District CourtJudgeMichael Jesse presides. Jesse sentenced Braun to 255 months in prison (over 21 years) formurderin the second degree. Of that time, Braun will be incarcerated150 months(over 12 years) and as long as there are no violations,heíll be onsupervised release for the remaining 75 months. Jasmin Bigler died at Fairview Northland Medical Center on Sept.20,2004. Braun later admitted to punching the child with a closed fist to thebackof her head because he was frustrated with her crying. Though Braun had prior convictions for fifth degree assault andaviolation of an order for protection, defense attorney CynthiaVermeulenargued that the offenses didnít constitute a criminal historyrating ofmore than zero. Judge Michael Jesse agreed and stated the pre-sentenceinvestigation(PSI) rating for Braun would be zero. Vermeulen also pointed out some errors in the PSI regarding Braunísworkhistory, treatment and time lines relating to Biglerís residencestatus. Prosecuting attorney Tara Ferguson Lopez stated again the reasonthestate was seeking an upward departure to 255 months, whichisone-and-a-half times the sentencing guideline. ìItís tragic not only because of the offense itself, murder, but inthiscase a three-and-a-half-month old child. His own child,î FergusonLopezsaid. The court heard victim impact statements from the infantísmother,Tiffany Bigler, and the grandmother Elizabeth Feulner. Bigler talked of how she would never see her daughter take herfirststeps, say her first words, go to prom or hear her say, ìI loveyouMommy.î Bigler went on to say, ìNobody should go through this. I hope he getsthehelp he needs in prison and Iíll pray heíll be a better man thanwhen hewent in. ìOn Sept. 20, 2004, it was the end of my family as I had known it, intheblink of an eye.î Feulner said God lends us children. He is their Heavenly father andweare their earthly parents, she said. ìHe picked you, Kelly, to be Jasminís earthly father. You failedtoprotect Jasmin. You failed God and you failed as a father.î Feulnerís question as to why Braun killed Jasmin went unanswered. Vermeulen said Braun was adopted from Columbia at the age of 18 monthsbyPat and Art Braun. He has detachment disorder and ADD (attentiondeficitdisorder), the defense attorney stated. Vermeulen added, ìHe didnít have major problems until he metTiffanyBigler and her family. ìThese were children having children. Kelly was a good fatheruntilSeptember 20, 2004. There was no evidence of any prior abuse [byKelly].î Vermeulen spoke of Braunís sleep deprivation, stress and depressionatthe time of Jasminís death. ìHe didnít intend to kill her,î she said. ìNothing he can do makesitright or brings her back.î Vermeulen said Braun told her, ìI hate waking up every day...Icanítexpress the remorse.î Vermeulen later told the Times, ìI think thereís no question thisyoungman is remorseful and it was unintentional.î Vermeulen said her client hit the infant once, but the baby wasfragilefrom being born prematurely. She also said there are still alot ofunanswered questions in the case. ìThe credibility of witnesses on both sides, especially the stateís,wasa factor in resolving the case and the plea offer.î Braun did not comment at the sentencing. Braun is serving his time at the Minnesota Correctional Facility inSt.Cloud. The couple also has a three-year-old son. | Bigler, Jasmin Elizabeth (I30101)
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| 9041 | Private Elijah Skaggs - Volunteered at Greensburg, Ky. on September 1, 1862 at age 38. Mustered in October 31, 1862 at Louisville, Ky. and was paid a $25 bounty and $4 premium pay. Listed as AWOL since February 13, 1863. Shown as present and "in arrest" in the September/October company muster roll. Died December 2, 1863 of chronic diarrhea in the hospital at Knoxville, Tenn. Discharge by reason of death issued January 6, 1865. Lt. Jesse DeSpain of Company H provided a statement in support of the pension request of Elijah Skaggs' widow, Harriet Skaggs. In the statement, Lt. DeSpain noted that Elijah Skaggs died of typhoid fever in Knoxville and was "buried decently at Knoxville". He further stated that when the 13th Regiment left Kentucky for Knoxville, "this man Skaggs and some others obtained leaves of absence on furlough with directions to come on and report to the Regiment at Knoxville". Elijah Skaggs did report, "but not in the time required" and was put under arrest for AWOL pending a trial. However, he died before being brought to trial. Lt. DeSpain stated that "the reason offered by Skaggs for his absence as we learned from him and others was regarded as good & reasonable and if he had been tried he would have been acquitted & restored". "The cause of his failure to report on time was the obstruction of the road by armed bands of Rebels and Guerrillas which prevented him from passing. He came on however voluntarily as soon as he could do so with safety." | Skaggs, Elijah (I38154)
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| 9042 | Private in 1st Cavalary, Missouri, Mustered in 24 dec 1861. Enlisted 7 December 1861 in Camden, Missouri. Wa listed in W. C. Parker's Calvary Company, Missouri Volunteers. Promoted to 2nd Lt in 1862. | Porter, George Washington (I22535)
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| 9043 | Private John C. Skaggs - Mustered in December 31, 1861 at age 27. Deserted January 31, 1863 from Munfordville, Ky. The 1860 census lists his age as 28, placing his year of birth in 1832. War records put his age at 27 in 1861 placing his year of birth in 1834 The 1880 census list his age as 50, placing his year of birth in 1830 In the 1860 Green County census, John C. and Nancy Skaggs are family 262 living in the Allendale Post Office area of the county. His parents, William B. and Nancy Skaggs, are living with them. The children in the house are: John A., 10; James D., 5; and Mary J., age 2 years. In the 1870 Green County census, John C. and Arabel are family 66. He is 41 and she is 26 years of age. The children are: Malissa J., 5; Burnette,2; Caroline, 1 month of age. Also living in the house is the family of Mitchel Warren, age 43, and his wife, Susan A., age 30. They have one child, Rachel E., age 9 years. | Skaggs, John Calvin (I37528)
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| 9044 | Private Ottaway Skaggs - Mustered in December 31, 1861 at age 31. Captured while in hospital at Huntsville, Ala. Died in hospital on September 13, 1862 of chronic diarrhea. Mentioned in fathers will, probated on 25 July 1861. (Source: Kentucky Ancestors, Volume 6, October 1970, page 80.) | Skaggs, Ottoway B. (I43286)
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| 9045 | Private Stephen S. Skaggs (Jr.) - Joined at Greensburg, Ky. on September 1, 1862 at age 25. Mustered in December 31, 1862. AWOL since February 13, 1863. Returned to regiment October 14, 1863 with pay stoppage while gone and ordered to make good time gone. Deserted January 20, 1865 at Louisville, Ky. Desertion charge removed on November 23, 1891 and discharged as of January 12, 1865. Private Stephen S. Skaggs - Joined October 3, 1861 and mustered in December 31, 1861 at age 41. Discharged May 23, 1862 due to chronic rheumatism prior to enlistment. Skaggs, Sarah, Green Co., formerly Sarah Johnson; divorced from William Johnson and her marriage to Stephen Skaggs legalized. 10 Feb 1845. | Skaggs, Stephen S. (I39218)
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| 9046 | Private Thomas Skaggs - Mustered in December 1861 at age 19. Deserted February 14, 1863. Returned to regiment October 14, 1863 with loss of pay for time gone and ordered to make good time gone. Transferred to 6th Veteran Cavalry and discharged June 27, 1865 at Louisville, Ky. In an Invalid Pension Application dated July 31, 1865, Thomas Skaggs noted that he was disabled as a result of a gun shot wound to his left foot that he received on May 28, 1864 during the battle of Lost Mountain, Ga. | Skaggs, Thomas Jefferson (I37268)
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| 9047 | Private William S. Skaggs - Mustered in December 31, 1861 at age 18. AWOL since February 13, 1863. Returned to regiment October 14, 1863 with stoppage of pay while gone and ordered to make good time while absent. Died of smallpox on July 2, 1865 in General Hospital in Louisville, Ky. Buried at Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, Ky. | Skaggs, William S. (I39262)
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| 9048 | Private William S. Skaggs - Mustered in December 31, 1861 at age 18. AWOL since February 13, 1863. Returned to regiment October 14, 1863 with stoppage of pay while gone and ordered to make good time while absent. Died of smallpox on July 2, 1865 in General Hospital in Louisville, Ky. Buried at Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, Ky. | Skaggs, William S. (I39727)
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| 9049 | Private, Company G, 4 Regiment, Alabama Volunteers, CSA. | Ingram, Francis Marion (I130080)
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| 9050 | Private, Company H, 44th Regiment, Missouri Civil War. Fought for Union and was listed age 21 in 1865 muster roll. | Thomas, Jasper N. (I125133)
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