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(Wife of W. Horton, mother of W.H. Horton b.1857) | Holly, Mary E. (I11247)
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| 452 |
(William is twin to Wilma) | Setliff, William (I11400)
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| 453 |
(Wilma is twin to William) | Setliff, Wilma Frances (I11399)
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| 454 |
(Wortman) | Workman, Cornelius (I13551)
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| 455 |
(Wortman) | Workman, Isaac (I13538)
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| 456 |
(Writer in Edinburgh per Bernice Entail) | Fletcher, Archibald (I10636)
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(writer referred to unknown)-
Since Plymouth Colony, many of this writers ancestors in every generation have been counted among the descenting "Old School Baptist." I offer the following as proof of this statement:
'Thomas Walling was one of those who "staid nd went not away" during the King Philip's War which began with an Indian attack on Swansea in Plymouth Colony near Rhode Island border.
'The first massacre came on 18 June 1675 as the colonists were returning home from a Fast Day Servcie at their church. Other attackes followed swiftly: Dartmouth, Taunton, nd Middleboro.
'The Indian who instigated the attacks was Metacomet, also called King Philip. He was the third son of Massasoit Chief of Wampanoags and leader of a League of Indians from Maine to Connecticut.' " | Walling, Thomas I (I10076)
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| 458 |
- Notation in 1920 Michigan Census: Immigration in 1909 (Alien), born Holland.
- Margaretha Koller Speyers immigrated to the U.S. in 1911 (per 1930 Census). | Koller, Geertje Margaretha (I4180)
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| 459 |
06-30-1913 Microfilm
REV. LITHERLAND IS DEAD
Former Resident of This County Dies in Iowa
Word has been received here of the death in Idaho of Rev. Alexander Litherland. The body will be shipped here for burial arriving on the 4:19 train Friday afternoon and burial will be at Nye Chapel Saturday.
Rev. Litherland was formerly a resident of this county, having lived in the vicinity of Friendsville. He left here for Idaho many years ago. He has a number of relatives throughout the county.
Rev. Litherland was years ago pastor of the Wabash church at Orio.
A message received by Mrs. Nancy Stoltz, the deceased's sister, says death was due to heart failure. The body, on arrival here will be taken to the home of Jesse Stoltz, 1122 Chestnut Street.
(Note: Title states death was in Iowa, but text states he died in Idaho.) | LITHERLAND, Alexander (I4055)
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| 460 |
1/2 Native American | Hall, Marvin Richard (I5574)
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| 461 |
1734 Abstract of Last Will & Testament, Peter Burgany:
Feb 26, 1734. May 20, 1735. Deed.Bk. 2, p. 95-96.
“To my mother Mica Parker, 13 hogs. To my brother, Wm. Floyd, 200 acres land in Goochland in my name; also my horse bridle, saddle and wearing clothes. Exec: brother, William Floyd. Wit: Hutchins Burton, John Eales.”
Note: Confirmation that Peter Burgany's mother's surname was Parker before he died. | Burgany, Peter (I15863)
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| 462 |
1781 - "He was captured by a war party of the Delawares in the early part of the summer of 1781, being then eleven years of age." William was adopted by the Delawares and later transferred to the Wyandotts (who considered themselves as Uncles to the Delawares). | Walker, William Sr. (I7088)
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| 463 |
1813 date from exact 44 years, 2 months, 24 days at death in 1857. Other date given: 24 Oct. 1812. | Newhouse, Mary (I9259)
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| 464 |
1849 Orleans Parish Birth Index (Louisiana Archives) | Lapice, Elenore Accia (I19433)
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| 465 |
1850 Census shows Peter Patrick as Patrick, clearly with his family...as age 76, but should only be around 63-64 at the time. 1860 Census shows him at 74, which should be about right...living next door to his son William King Cromartie age 32 (who lived with him in 1850 age 22). | CROMARTIE, Peter Patrick (I592)
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| 466 |
1850 Census: Listed with husband, Francis Compton and 6 children. Keeps house.
1860 Census: Listed with husband and 9 children. Keeps house.
1870 Census: Listed with 2 silbings, Vashti and Maria, and 4 children. Keeps house.
1880 Census: Listed as widow, with 2 children and 4 grandchildren. Keeps house.
Married: Listed in census as widow. Probably in Wabash Co., IL
Bump Compton Cemetery gives Sarah as Sarah A. Compton. | Hodges, Sarah A. (I4540)
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| 467 |
1850 Census: Listed with parents and siblings as 13 years old.
1860 Census: Listed with parents and siblings as 22 years old. Farmer. | Compton, Albert (I4541)
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| 468 |
1850 Census: Listed with parents and siblings, age 1 DOB 1849.
1860 Census: Listed with parents and siblings, age 12 DOB 1848. Name spelled Marie.
1870 Census: Listed with grandmother and siblings, age 24 DOB 1846. Name spelled Maria. Attended school.
1860 Census: Listed with parents and siblings, age 8. Attended school.
(not listed in subsequent censuses with this family) | Compton, Maria (I4545)
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| 469 |
1850 Census: Listed with parents and siblings, age 10.
(not listed in subsequent censuses with this family) | Compton, Hannah (I4543)
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| 470 |
1850 Census: Listed with parents and siblings, age 12.
(not listed in subsequent censuses with this family) | Compton, Sarah J. (I4542)
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| 471 |
1850 Census: Listed with parents and siblings, age 3.
1860 Census: Listed with parents and siblings, age 13 (name spelled Vestein)
1870 Census: Listed with grandmother and siblings, age 26 DOB 1844. | Compton, Vashti (I4544)
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| 472 |
1857 date from death record. Other date given: 1 Dec 1858. | Newhouse, Mary (I9259)
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| 473 |
1860 Census: Listed with parents and siblings, age 10 DOB 1850. Attended school.
1870 Census: Listed with parents and siblings, age 16 DOB 1854. Attended school. Name spelled Wilbur. | Compton, Wilber (I4546)
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| 474 |
1860 Census: Listed with parents and siblings, age 4 DOB 1856.
1870 Census: Listed with grandmother and siblings, age 12 DOB 1858.
1880 Census: Listed with grandmother, brother and 4 neice/nephew. single farmer.
| Compton, Elijah E. (I4549)
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| 475 |
1860 Census: Listed with parents and siblings, age 4 DOB 1856.
1870 Census: Listed with graqndmother and siblings, age 12 DOB 1858. Attended school.
1880 Census: Listed with grandmother, brother and 4 neice/nephew, age 23. Farmer.
Bump Compton Cemetery records show specific DOB and DOD. | Compton, Elijah E. (I4549)
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| 476 |
1860 Census: Listed with parents and siblings, age 6 DOB 1854.
1870 Census: Listed with grandmother and siblings, age 17 DOB 1853. Attended school. Name spelled Lydia. | Compton, Lydia Ann (I4548)
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| 477 |
1860 Census: Listed with parents and siblings, DOB 1860.
1870 Census: Listed with grandmother and siblings, DOB 1861. Attended school.
1880 Census: Listed with grandmother, brother and 4 neice/nephew. single farmer. | Compton, William (I4550)
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| 478 |
1900 census as Manda Greathouse. | COUCH, Amanda Caroline (I2957)
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| 479 |
1900 census gives 1873 birth year & age 23, the two data incongruent both with each other and with existing 1876 date. 1873 incorrect. | COUCH, Noble Ebenezer (I3037)
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| 480 |
1900 census gives birth year as 1896. | LITHERLAND, Lenora M. (I3093)
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| 481 |
1900 Census gives Richard's name as Otto with a birth in Feb 1855 or 1858 (number written over). | Barth, Richard (I4957)
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| 482 |
1900 Census Image - Vorsila Maestrick given as mother to head of household, Frank Sprosty (wife Mary). As the surname is always given first, it would appear her name was Maestrick Vorsila; however, her daughter is Marie Maystrik. Because of this, I am listing her here as Vorsila Maestrick; with consideration for "Maestrick" being her married name.
1900 Census Summary Data - Ma*Strick Vorsila given as living with Frank Sprosty. He is listed as head of household and as son of Ma*Strick Vorsila. Mary Sprosty is listed as Frank's wife. Ohio death records show Marie A. Pokorny as daughter of Frank Sprosty and Marie Maystrik...and this Marie Pokorny is the same person with maiden name Marie Sprosty. While the summary data is unclear on the proper name for Ma*Strick Vorsila, it is apparent that she is Frank's mother-in-law (rather than "mother"). The image itself shows what appears to be the correct (married) name. | Dobrava, Anna (I4568)
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| 483 |
1900 census shows William W. Showalter b.Feb 1846 Illinois, wife Catharine b.Sep 1845 Indiana, dau Leah E. b.Jan 1884 Illinois on same census page as Joseph T. Litherland & family. | Showalter, William N. (I4441)
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| 484 |
1900 US Census shows William H. Setliff as born Sep 1877; however, his draft record indicates an exact date of 25 Nov 1879, which also agrees with the 1880 Census as a child age 1. | Setliff, William Henry (I12145)
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| 485 |
1910 census, Junius is enumerated in Plattsburg, Clinton County, dwelling # 56, household # 57 on Broadway. In the same household are: Nancy Jane(Elliott), wife; William C., son, civil engineer; Henry E., son; and Vennie J., daughter, bookkeeper. In the book History of Northwest Missouri by William Wallace, book Henry is a lawyer by 1915. | Perkins, Junius Washington (I10433)
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| 486 |
1923 Interlocutory Decree granted based on desertion in November 1921. | Family: Clarence Houk / Minnie Windle (F2130)
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| 487 |
1st child | Walling, Samuel Hart (I10099)
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| 488 |
1st child | Chapman, Charlie (I10259)
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| 489 |
1st Governor of Massachusetts Colony | Winthrop, Gov. John Sr. (I2677)
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| 490 |
1st husband of Kay Sadler | Vickers, Victor (I2005)
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| 491 |
1st husband of Sally Adkins | Strickland, Everette I. Sr. (I49)
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| 492 |
1st husband of Vanessa Smith | Grayley, Ronald Frank (I2019)
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| 493 |
1st Husband to Octavia | Family: Floyd Smith / Octavia Egnor (F24903)
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| 494 |
1st marriage between Ben (divorced) & Elizabeth (widow of Aubrey Fletcher) | Family: Ben Franklin Legg / Elizabeth Liza Webb (F1575)
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| 495 |
1st of two Hannahs | Bassett, Hannah (I15025)
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| 496 |
1st of two Sarahs | Elwell, Sarah (I15010)
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| 497 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STRICKLAND, Dillon Ray (I5537)
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| 498 |
1st wife of Donald Smith | Belcher, Diane (I2003)
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| 499 |
1st wife of George Cromaritie | Hendon, Mary (I1043)
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| 500 |
1st wife of Jess Strickland | Newhouse, Caroline Diana (I45)
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| 501 |
1st wife of Jesse Croom | TEACHY, Sena (I399)
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| 502 |
1st wife of L.D. Strickland | Crowder, Clara Hazel (I2079)
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| 503 |
1st wife of Michael Goodner. Other spouses unknown. | Conner, Catherine (I10332)
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| 504 |
2 sons | Family: Harold A. Tidd / Catharine (F27513)
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| 505 |
22495 Van Buren Blvd
Riverside, Riverside Co, CA
Section 61 Site 360
Located at west end of cemetery. | Schwartz, Elvira Elizabeth (I255)
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| 506 |
22495 Van Buren, Riverside, CA
Section 41 Site 1855
Main entrance and follow main drive to first traffic circle. Go 3/4 way around the circle and exit (right) to road which goes to the left (overall...goes east). This road goes east, then south, then west, back to the main drive at the second traffic circle. Is about half way around the drive, then to the right (west) of the road, into section 41, many rows out. | Walling, Billie Click (I4170)
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| 507 |
22495 Van Buren, Riverside, CA
Section 41 Site 1855
Main entrance and follow main drive to first traffic circle. Go 3/4 way around the circle and exit (right) to road which goes to the left (overall...goes east). This road goes east, then south, then west, back to the main drive at the second traffic circle. Is about half way around the drive, then to the right (west) of the road, into section 41, many rows out. | Campbell, Patricia Faye (I7892)
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| 508 |
22495 Van Buren, Riverside, CA
Section 55A Site 3506
Main entrance, turn right by information kiosk, turn right at first street (behind information center). Across the street from Columbarium F (on right), walk to left along left side of stream to the corners of sections 47A & 55A, turn left to tree, and is a few markers to the right (west). | Nash, Phyllis Jean (I1990)
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| 509 |
22495 Van Buren, Riverside, CA
Section G Site 700
Columbarium Commital Shelter G, Section G, at the south end of the main drive (beyond the second traffic circle, before the third traffic circle at the end of the drive), on the right. Has bell tower. Leftmost column in section, 2nd from top. | Nash, Russell Sharrow (I495)
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| 510 |
22495 Van Buren, Riverside, CA
Section G Site 700
Columbarium Commital Shelter G, Section G, at the south end of the main drive (beyond the second traffic circle, before the third traffic circle at the end of the drive), on the right. Has bell tower. Leftmost column in section, 2nd from top. | Speyers, Mary (I496)
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| 511 |
22495 Van Buren, Riverside, CA
Section H Site 337
Columbarium Commital Shelter G, Section H, at the south end of the main drive (beyond the second traffic circle, before the third traffic circle at the end of the drive), on the right. Has bell tower. Column 37, 3rd from bottom. | Nash, Willis Ingomar Jr. (I2504)
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| 512 |
2900 Sheridan Road
St. Louis, MO 63125
Section 84, Site 68
F2 US Navy
WW I | Schwartz, George Anthony Jr. (I256)
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| 513 |
2nd child | Walling, Curtis (I10100)
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| 514 |
2nd child | Chapman, Lola Mae (I10260)
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| 515 |
2nd hisband of Vanessa Smith. | Sampson, Richard (I2023)
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| 516 |
2nd husband of Octavia Egnor.
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November 3, 2008, received email re 1910 census data, ancestry.com and One World Tree data as follows:
1910 census from Curry, Putnam, West Virginia showing Mary and Andrew Jackson Atkins (both age 27) married with children of Nada age 2 and Lilly age 1 month. [note: This "Lilly" has to be Sally, born 1910 - addl note: Sally's 1909 birth record has been found, and her birth name was Cicly.]
ancestry.com for Mary Frances Horton with a date of death of 1928. The census
record was located in Mullins family tree.
One World Tree shows a Mary Horton (b 1900 d 1928) married to Andrew Adkins. Her father is shown as William Horton and mother as Octavia Egnor b abt 1866, d 1888.
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One LDS record shows a specific marriage date of October 12, 1882, Kanawha Co, WV, and shows William's middle initial as H. It also shows Octavia as Octaby.
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One record shows Lydia Woodrum as another wife of John Washington Egnor. Also she is shown as another wife of William Horton, husband of John Washington Egnor's daughter, Octavia Egnor; however, another John Washington Egnor is his son, Octavia's brother...a more probably match.
Carol Setliff's records show a Benjamin H. Plumley as born to Octavia and Plumley, but the H. seems to indicate he was son of Octavia and Horton, as there are three children listed with H. as middle name. Benjamin was listed as born May 1889; which conflicts with Willey H.'s birth year; however, Willey is also listed as born 1888. My personal records show a Balam Horton, which may be inaccurate or may be a nickname for Benjamin. | Horton, William H. (I2031)
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| 517 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | KREBS, Brian Michael (I2093)
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| 518 |
2nd Husband to Octavia | Family: William H. Horton / Octavia Egnor (F7530)
|
| 519 |
2nd marriage between Ben (divorced) & Elizabeth (divorced from Ben Legg)...and remarried here | Family: Ben Franklin Legg / Elizabeth Liza Webb (F1576)
|
| 520 |
2nd of two Hannahs | Bassett, Hannah (I15030)
|
| 521 |
2nd of two Sarahs | Elwell, Sarah (I15011)
|
| 522 |
2nd wife of Capt. Ebenezer Couch | KINNEY, Sarah (I2766)
|
| 523 |
2nd wife of Donald Smith. | Sadler, Kay (I2004)
|
| 524 |
2nd wife of George Cromartie. | HENDON, Mary (I1044)
|
| 525 |
2nd wife of Rev. John the Pioneer | Anna (I14258)
|
| 526 |
2nd wife of Robert Hendry. | SIKES, Elizabeth (I174)
|
| 527 |
32 President of the United States. | ROOSEVELT, Franklin Delano (I1525)
|
| 528 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Goodson, Robert Jaye (I7874)
|
| 529 |
3rd child | Walling, Jesse (I10101)
|
| 530 |
3rd child | Chapman, Frank (I10262)
|
| 531 |
3rd child of 4 (others living when filed online)
| COUCH, Donald Eugene (I3047)
|
| 532 |
3rd child of William Parker and Amanda Cromartie. | PARKER, Louis Franklin Draper (I1224)
|
| 533 |
3rd husband of Kay Sadler. | Browning, Charles (I2008)
|
| 534 |
3rd husband of Vanessa Smith. | Starcher, James (I2026)
|
| 535 |
3rd Husband to Octavia | Family: James Calloway Plumley / Octavia Egnor (F24901)
|
| 536 |
3rd son of Joel Parker and Sally Fleming. | PARKER, William James (I1221)
|
| 537 |
3rd wife of Augustus. | Empress Livia Drusilla (I7822)
|
| 538 |
3rd wife of Donald Smith. | Jones, Barbara (I2009)
|
| 539 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Sigmon, Qynton Curtis Junior (I12635)
|
| 540 |
4th child | Walling, Billy (I10102)
|
| 541 |
4th child | Chapman, Joanne (I10263)
|
| 542 |
4th husband of Octavia. | Saddler, James (I18786)
|
| 543 |
4th Marquis of Chasseloup-Laubat | Prosper, Marquis Justin Napoleon Samuel de Chasseloup-Laubat (I19388)
|
| 544 |
4th Michigan Regiment Cavalry | Sharrow, Simon William (I9030)
|
| 545 |
4th or 5th Husband to Octavia | Family: SUTLIFF / Octavia Egnor (F24902)
|
| 546 |
4th or 5th Husband to Octavia | Family: James Saddler / Octavia Egnor (F24904)
|
| 547 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Chapman, Irene (I10265)
|
| 548 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Chapman, Inez (I10266)
|
| 549 |
7th child (raised by Bulah Walling Baldwin) | Chapman, Farris (I10264)
|
| 550 |
7th WV Calvary, Civil War. | Adkins, Lafayette (I7460)
|
| 551 |
9th Regiment, WV Federal Infantry, Civil War. | Adkins, Elliott (I7458)
|
| 552 |
1854 Kanawha County Births | Given, Sarah (I9204)
|
| 553 |
COUCH LOT Click Image for Full Boyce Cemetery Listing | KINNEY, Sarah (I2766)
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| 554 |
COUCH LOT Click Image for Full Boyce Cemetery Listing | Couch, Daniel Sr. (I2786)
|
| 555 |
COUCH LOT Click Image for Full North Milton / Boyce Cemetery listing | COUCH, Electra (I2783)
|
| 556 |
Carnes Family Cemetery | Egnor, Eliza Jane (I5027)
|
| 557 |
Carnes Family Cemetery | CARNES, Squire (I5042)
|
| 558 |
Carnes Family Cemetery | CARNES, Earl Franklin (I9755)
|
| 559 |
Crenshaw County, AL Marriages | Family: Melvin JETER / Elizabeth Catherine TUCKER (F3636)
|
| 560 |
Crenshaw County, AL Marriages | Family: Warren M. ELLISON / Martha Samantha TUCKER (F3664)
|
| 561 |
Crenshaw County, AL Marriages | Family: William James WELCH / Willie Mae TUCKER (F3715)
|
| 562 |
Crenshaw County, AL Marriages | Family: William Shelby DUKE / Irene A. TUCKER (F4016)
|
| 563 |
Crenshaw County, AL Marriages | Family: James Shaw TUCKER / Mary Frances TUCKER (F3567)
|
| 564 |
Crenshaw County, AL Marriages | Family: Henry Adams TUCKER / Martha Elizabeth HASSEY (F3570)
|
| 565 |
Crenshaw County, AL Marriages | Family: John H. Morgan TUCKER / Mary Elizabeth TUCKER (F3593)
|
| 566 |
Crenshaw County, AL Marriages | Family: Thomas Oncemus TUCKER / Melissa Jane MCNEILL (F3629)
|
| 567 |
Crenshaw County, AL Marriages | Family: Ira James TUCKER / Esther Mae TRANUM (F3666)
|
| 568 |
Crenshaw County, AL Marriages | Family: Thomas Benjamin TUCKER / Inez LOCKE (F3670)
|
| 569 |
Crenshaw County, AL Marriages (as Harris Tucker) | Family: Horace Henry TUCKER / Nettie Lillian HOLLEY (F3685)
|
| 570 |
Crenshaw County, AL Marriages | Family: Thomas Hansford VANN / Louanna Priscilla Dendy TUCKER (F3657)
|
| 571 |
Henry W. Sheppard & Mary E. Egnor - Marriage Record | Family: Henry W. Sheppard / Mary E. Egnor (F27035)
|
| 572 |
The Clan MacNab, by John MacNab of Callandar
Alexander MacNab, pg.17 | MacNab, Alexander 13th Clan Chief (I9265)
|
| 573 |
The Clan MacNab, by John MacNab of Callandar
Anne Campbell, pgs.17 & 21 | Campbell, Anne (I8965)
|
| 574 |
The Clan MacNab, by John MacNab of Callandar
Elizabeth Menzies of Weem, pg.17 | Menzies, Baronet Elizabeth of Weem (I9266)
|
| 575 |
The Clan MacNab, by John MacNab of Callandar
John MacNab, pgs.12-17 | MacNab, John (I9280)
|
| 576 |
The Clan MacNab, by John MacNab of Callandar
Lt. Allan MacNab, pgs. 22, 23 | Family: Lt. Allan MacNab / Anne Nancy Napier (F27004)
|
| 577 |
The Clan MacNab, by John MacNab of Callandar
Mary Campbell, pg.15 | Campbell, Mary (I9281)
|
| 578 |
The Clan MacNab, by John MacNab of Callandar
Sir Allan Napier MacNab, pg.24 | MacNab, Sir Allan Premier of the Province of Canada (I9270)
|
| 579 |
Click Here to View Information about John Andrews, son of Francis Andrews, and his namesake descendants named John. Clarification of which John is which, and of known and/or obvious errors in genealogy and history resource compilations, giving appropriate birth, marriage and death information as available for each with source citations for each piece of data provided. There were five generations of John Andrews as a continuous lineage. | Andrews, Ens. John II (I9872)
|
| 580 |
Click Here to View Information about John Andrews, son of Francis Andrews, and his namesake descendants named John. Clarification of which John is which, and of known and/or obvious errors in genealogy and history resource compilations, giving appropriate birth, marriage and death information as available for each with source citations for each piece of data provided. There were five generations of John Andrews as a continuous lineage.
Ens., West Parish, Fairfield, May 1767
Lt., Oct 1769
Capt., May 1774 | Andrews, Capt. John IV (I9876)
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| 581 |
Click Here to View Information about John Andrews, son of Francis Andrews, and his namesake descendants named John. Clarification of which John is which, and of known and/or obvious errors in genealogy and history resource compilations, giving appropriate birth, marriage and death information as available for each with source citations for each piece of data provided. There were five generations of John Andrews as a continuous lineage. | Andrews, Deacon John III (I9873)
|
| 582 |
Click Here to View Information about John Andrews, son of Francis Andrews, and his namesake descendants named John. Clarification of which John is which, and of known and/or obvious errors in genealogy and history resource compilations, giving appropriate birth, marriage and death information as available for each with source citations for each piece of data provided. There were five generations of John Andrews as a continuous lineage. | Andrews, John I (I4469)
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| 583 |
Click Here to View Information about John Andrews, son of Francis Andrews, and his namesake descendants named John. Clarification of which John is which, and of known and/or obvious errors in genealogy and history resource compilations, giving appropriate birth, marriage and death information as available for each with source citations for each piece of data provided. There were five generations of John Andrews as a continuous lineage. | Andrews, Lt. John V (I19126)
|
| 584 |
Cem. Info. | WHITTEN, Martha Jane (I5056)
|
| 585 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mingus, Scott Leroy Sr. (I12444)
|
| 586 |
 Flames Beyond Gettysburg: The Confederate Expedition to the Susquehanna River, June 1863", by Scott Leroy Mingus, Sr. – Much detail is given regarding defenses against Confederate incursions toward the Susquehanna River and Gettysburg, including information on the plans and actions of Maj. Gen. Darius Nash Couch.
| COUCH, MajGen. Darius Nash (I3189)
|
| 587 |
VISIT HER OTHER PAGE HERE | Adkins, Octave (I36)
|
| 588 |
VISIT HER OTHER PAGE HERE | Pittman, Loretta Eileen (I12665)
|
| 589 |
Doane Family Association (DFA) summary re Deacon John Done/Doane and wife, Ann. | Ann (I8126)
|
| 590 |
Diana Lynne Nash Ramirez Couch - Celebration of Life Video
In Loving Memory of Diana Lynne Couch • September 26, 1947 — November 22, 2024
Diana's favorite color is blue | Nash, Diana Lynne (I7)
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| 591 |
Find A Grave Memorial | King, Dorotha Ellen (I41)
|
| 592 |
Find A Grave Memorial | Atkins, Virgil Ocil (I34)
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| 593 |
Find A Grave Memorial | Lamb, Viola Eudora (I81)
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| 594 |
Find A Grave Memorial | King, John William (I5007)
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| 595 |
Find A Grave Memorial | Barker, Emma Eugenia (I98)
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| 596 |
Find A Grave Memorial | King, Henry J. (I18538)
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| 597 |
Find A Grave Memorial | Kallock, George Edward (I233)
|
| 598 |
Find A Grave Memorial | Egnor, John Washington Jr. (I5024)
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| 599 |
Find A Grave Memorial | Strickland, Russel David (I48)
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| 600 |
Find A Grave Memorial | Atkins, Ray Connie (I27)
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