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| 601 | Hollow Springs Cemetery | Carlton, Jessie Lucinda (I3890)
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| 602 | Hollow Springs Cemetery | Anderson, John William (I3891)
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| 603 | Hollow Springs Cemetery | Anderson, Fred Junior (I7803)
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| 604 | http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=pv&GRid=123118787&PIpi=95134812 | Weeks, Annie Louise (I7304)
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| 605 | HULL, WILLIAM I. William Penn and the Dutch Quaker Migration to Pennsylvania. (Swarthmore College Monographs on Quaker History, 2.) Swarthmore, PA: Swarthmore College, 1935, pp. 395-421. Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1970. Page: 404 | Keurlis, Martha (I4591)
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| 606 | HULL, WILLIAM I. William Penn and the Dutch Quaker Migration to Pennsylvania. (Swarthmore College Monographs on Quaker History, 2.) Swarthmore, PA: Swarthmore College, 1935, pp. 395-421. Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1970. Page: 404 | Keurlis, Matthias (I4770)
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| 607 | HUMBOLDT - GENEVA ROSS 78 FORMER REVCO STORE CLERK DIED OF HEART FAILURE WED AT HUMBOLDT GENERAL HOSP. SERVICES WILL BE AT 3 P M FRI AT SHELTON-HUNT FUNERAL HOME WITH BURIAL IN ROSEHILL CEM. SHE WAS A MEMBER OF THE FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH IN HUMBOLDT. MRS ROSS THE WIDOW OF ARDELL ROSS, LEAVES A SISTER, ANNIE DODD OF TRENTON GENEVA STAGNER DIED 11 FEB 1998 | Stagner, Geneva (I732)
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| 608 | I don't believe this is Anne Potts because her parents are the same as John's. I don't believe this is Anne Potts because her parents are the same as John's. I don't believe this is Anne Potts because her parents are the same as John's. | Byrde, Mary (Maria) Anne (I4779)
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| 609 | I found this. M.L. may be Milas. Coosa Methodist Church Cemetery Coosa District, Union County, GA Name of Deceased Birth Date Death Date Potts, Mary C. 4/22/1836 11/17/1914 Potts, M.L. 4/20/1833 7/1/1919 I found this. M.L. may be Milas. Coosa Methodist Church Cemetery Coosa District, Union County, GA Name of Deceased Birth Date Death Date Potts, Mary C. 4/22/1836 11/17/1914 Potts, M.L. 4/20/1833 7/1/1919 I found this. M.L. may be Milas. Coosa Methodist Church Cemetery Coosa District, Union County, GA Name of Deceased Birth Date Death Date Potts, Mary C. 4/22/1836 11/17/1914 Potts, M.L. 4/20/1833 7/1/1919 | Potts, Milus Lusk (I3255)
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| 610 | In 1860 John W. Butler was living with J. D. Stratton and listed as a wagoner. He never married and died in Little Rock, Arkansas | Butler, John W. (I95)
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| 611 | In 1940 Mack worked for the WPA making $250 per year building a school | Potts, Mack Donald (I1620)
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| 612 | influenza-bronchial, Age at Death: 70 | McCRARY, Dovie Genelia (I7086)
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| 613 | IOOF Memory Cemetery Norman Ok | Irby, Mary (I1821)
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| 614 | Jack lived in Durate, California at the time of his father's death. | Buck, Jack (I1802)
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| 615 | James Andrew Potts Death Date: 6 Aug 1994 Death City: Winston-Salem Death County: Forsyth Death State: North Carolina Death Age: 71 Burial Location: Burial in state Birth Date: 26 Mar 1923 Enlisted in the Army 3 Jan 1940 Army serial number 07001850 Served in WWII and was wounded in Luzone, Phillipines Residence City: Lenoir Residence County: Caldwell Residence State: North Carolina Father: Potts Gender: Male Race: White Marital Status: Widowed Social Security Number: 242381198 Institution: General Hospital Attendant: Physician James Andrew Potts from family Bible 130 Infantry Regiment Enlistment date: 3 January 1940 Enlistment Location: Charlotte, NC Enlistment Rank: Private Combat training 5 months + 5 days Rank: Private First Class New Guinea, Central Pacific, Luzon, Hawaii, Dutch East Indies, Philippines, Canton Islands, South Pacific. Combat Infantry Badge with Asian Pacific Campaign Metal with 3 bronze service stars. American Service Metal with 1 bronze star. Good Conduct Metal Purple Heart, 13 February 1945 7HQ3 (?) Released: 15 July 1945 at Ft. Bragg, NC as Sargent | Potts, James Andrew (I55)
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| 616 | James fought in the Revolutionary war as did his father Abraham | Swango, James (I3242)
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| 617 | James Lowery Davis joined the Confererate Army June 9, 1861 at Camp Trousdale and was First Lt., Company F,16 th Regiment, Tennessee Infintry | Davis, James Lowery (I8802)
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| 618 | James married Mary Morrison and then Margaret Morrison | Morrison, James (I2173)
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| 619 | James Walter Good is a twin to John A. Good married to Julia Elizabeth Butler's sister Mary Ella Butler | Good, James Walter (I3021)
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| 620 | James William Sluder and his brotherJohn H. Sluder are twins | Sluder, James William "Will" (I1894)
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| 621 | Jamison Cemetery | Spray, Roy Bailey (I8553)
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| 622 | Jan Fanssee Van Hoesen was a Commissioner of Lands for the West India Co. | VANHOESEN, Jan Fransse (I5459)
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| 623 | Johannes Van Hoesen was born on land that was purchased from his grandfather. Jan Fransse Van Husen in 1662. He was the son of Johannes Van Hoesen an his wife Jannitje (Jane) Janse de Ryck. He was christened 1 Aug 1697 at the Dutch Reformed Church at Kingston, Ulster, New York (across the Hudson River and down a ways) In those days, the prople went where the traveling minister was. It happened to be Justus Falckner. The book, "The World of Justus Falckner” by Delbert Wallace Clark tells about the Ministers travels in the early days of New York’s settlements. SOURCE: “Van Hooser in America” by Joyce Lindstrom, pg 7. Johannes Van Hosen (John 2, Jan Fransse 1), was the first man to take on the surname of Van Hooser. The change in the surname, no doubt, came through an English interpretation of the name, which changed the spelling first to Van Hoosen and then, since the "n" looked like an "r" when written, it was altered to the name it is written today; SOURCE: Van Hooser in America, by Joyce Lindstrom, page 7; RESEARCH: Sherry Smith. BIRTH: Johannes Van Hoesen was born in Claverack, Albany (now part of Columbia County), New York on land that was purchased from his grandfather, Jan Fransse Van Husen in 1662. He was the son of Johannes Van Hosen and his first wife, Jannitje (Jane) Janse de Ryck. He was christened 1 Aug 1697 at the Dutch Reformed Church at Kingston, Ulster, New York, which is across the Hudson River and down the river a ways. In those days, the people went where the traveling minister was, who happened to be Justus Falckner. The book, The World of Justus Falckner by Delbert Wallace Clark tells about the minister's travels in the early days of New York's settlements; SOURCE: Van Hooser in America, by Joyce Lindstrom, page 7; RESEARCH: Sherry Smith. BOUNDARIES: Claverack, Albany (now Columbia) New York. MARRIAGE: East Camp, Albany, New York; SOURCE: Van Hooser Book by Joyce Lindstrom, page 15. Family links: Parents: Johannes Van Hoesen (1655 - 1727) Jannitje Janse De Ryck Van Hoesen (1655 - 1708) Spouse: Elizabeth Christina Laux Van Hooser (____ - 1762)* Children: Valentine Felty Van Hooser (1726 - 1781)* Johannes (John) Van Hoesen is thought to have left NY for Pa in 1728 and later left Pa and went to NC in 1753 (Will dated1/2/1762 in Anson County, NC) | Van Hoesen, Johannes (I1882)
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| 624 | John Allen Good is a twin to James Walter Good married to Mary Ella Butler's sister Julia Elizabeth Butler | Good, John Allen (I126)
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| 625 | John Casper Vaught Year: 1735 Place: Virginia Family Members: Wife Mary Catherine; Son John Andrew; Son John Casper; Daughter Mary Catherine; Daughter Margaret; Daughter Catherine Source Publication Code: 720 Primary Immigrant: Vaught, John Paul Annotation: Contains passenger lists mentioned in Lancour, A Bibliography of Ship Passenger Lists, 1538-1825 (1963), nos. 198E, 200-207, 208(1), 213, 215, 219, 220, 222, 225, 227, 229-231, 232A-233, 235-237, 240(1)-243. Boyer has indexed ship names, place names, and Source Bibliography: BOYER, CARL, 3RD, editor Ship Passenger Lists, the South (1538-1825). Newhall, Calif.: the editor, 1979. 314p. 4th pr. 1986. Reprint. Family Line Publications, Westminster, MD, 1992. Page: 94 | Vaught, John Paul (Vogt) (I2562)
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| 626 | John H. Sluder and his brother James William Sluder are twins. | Sluder, John Henry (I1900)
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| 627 | John is buried in Berry Cemetery | Hagler, John M. (I5695)
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| 628 | John Pinkney Poarch was a tanner and harness maker. He was known as one of the best in the country. 1900 census shows him owning his house free of mortgage and farm schedule 77. | Poarch, John Pinkney "Pink" (I66)
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| 629 | John Potts -b.1696- David & Alice (Croasdale) Potts from a book on HistoryQuest online - not in my line Title: One of the branches of the Potts family tree Authors: Fegan, Joseph C. City of Publication: Unknown: Publisher: Unknown, Date: 1929 Page Count: 19 Notes: Author from foreword. "This leaflet is a brief of a book ... compiled by Thomas Maxwell Potts in 1916 ... by Major J.C. Fegan ..."--Foreword. Reproduction of original in the American Antiquarian Society. Reel/Fiche Number: (Genealogy and local history; G14800) Subject Headings: Potts family/ Fagan family/ Fegan family Primary Family Name: Potts family/ Fagan family found on Page 7 John Potts. (David and Alice (Croasdale) Potts). Born 8 mo. 8, 1696 and died in September 1766. He married Elizabeth McVeagh, daughter of Edmond and Alice (Dickinson) McVeagh, about 5 mo. (July), 1726. The minutes of the Abington Monthly Meeting show that they passed meeting the second time on 4 mo. 27, 1726, and the minutes of 5 mo. 25, 1726 state that the marriage was orderly accomplished. Elizabeth McVeagh Potts was born 1678, and died 1 mo. 5, 1781, aged 92 years. Their children were: Samuel, Elizabeth (1734-1758), and Thomas (1729-1776). John Potts was a witness to the will of David Jones, of Bristol Township, made in 1719. David Potts was one of the appraisers. In 1727 he was a witness to the will of Robert Kirkwood of Plymouth Township. He settled in upper Dublin Township, now included with the limits of Montgomery County, where he purchased a tract of land from Isaac and John Phipps about 1748. The deed, which is recorded at Philadelphia, recites at length the chain of title from the original grant by William Penn in 1681. This land is still in the possession and occupation of descendants of John Potts. It lies about two miles east of the present village of Fort Washington. His will is recorded at Philadelphia. From http://www.pottstown.org/history.htm William Penn deeded the land, which is now Pottstown and the surrounding area to his son John in 1701. As early as 1714 the first iron forge was built. Among the early settlers were Germans, Swedes, and English. By the 1720’s, the first blast furnace was in operation for the production of cast iron and wrought iron. In 1732, the first steel furnace was in production in the Pottstown area. The Potts family, who were iron masters, moved to this area and established a forge here. The Potts home was a showplace on a small hill just west of town. John Potts, the oldest son of Thomas Potts, purchased nine hundred ninety-five acres in the area and in 1752 Pottstown was founded. When the town was first laid out, it stretched from York Street to Charlotte Street and from the Schuylkill River to Beech Street. Before 1800, the village was called Pottsgrove, however, as the population increased, this slowly evolved into Pottstown. On February 6, 1815, this area was incorporated as a Borough, the second Borough formed in the county, Norristown being the first. The first election of town officers was held in April of 1815. Soon after 1842, the Reading Railroad completed a series of lines from Philadelphia to Mt. Carbon, near Pottsville. Raw materials and coal were moved easily, and markets were more readily accessible. At this time, the population of the Borough was six hundred. Since the first forge, Pottstown has received much recognition in the metal industries. The most significant projects include the locks for the Panama Canal and the Golden Gate Bridge. In 1847 the town was divided into two wards. By 1850 the population of the Borough reached a total of one thousand eight hundred fifty. As the town grew, new wards were added and old ones were divided. By 1893 the Borough had ten wards represented by twenty councilmen, two from each ward. Borough Council continued to function as one of the largest municipal representative bodies in Pennsylvania. In 1964 the number of wards was reduced to seven, with one councilman representing each ward. In 1944, the Council-Manager form of government was adopted; administrative responsibility for the operation of the Borough was given to a professional Manager. The Borough has had ten Managers since the position was created. | Potts, John Croasdale (I4569)
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| 630 | John Ross, Sr BIRTH 1710 DEATH 13 Feb 1776 (aged 65-66) BURIAL Grove Cemetery New Brighton, Beaver County, Pennsylvania, USA PLOT Section F (Garden of Faith) MEMORIAL ID 54022279 · View Source | Ross, John Henry (I9183)
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| 631 | John Tipton Tolbert was a Caldwell County deputy sheriff for 20 years. He was a stockholder in Bernhart Hardware in Lenoir. | Tolbert, John Tipton (I6830)
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| 632 | John Tyler was the 12th President of the United States of America. | Tyler, John President (I848)
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| 633 | Jonathan Kennon Thompson Smith Mr. Jonathan Kennon Thompson Smith of Jackson has published seven genealogical miscellanies for Henderson County. He wishes to share this information as widely as possible and has granted permission for these web pages to be created. We thank Mr. Smith for his generosity. Copyright, Jonathan K. T. Smith, 2001 HENDERSON COUNTY CHANCERY COURT MINUTE BOOK EIGHT, 1883-1886 (Page 69) 73-74. March 31, 1883. JOEL J. BASS and wife LUCY D. v H. P. ROSS and OTHERS It appeared to the Court that JOHN M. ROSS had died in Henderson County and surviving him were his widow and children, LUCY D. ROSS, J. H. ROSS, H. P. ROSS, AMERICA V. ROSS, ALICE Z. ROSS, SARAH E. ROSS, all of whom were minors except LUCY D. ROSS. JOHN M. ROSS died the owner of about 700 acres of land in Civil District 6, Henderson County. In his last will he devised 200 acres and 86 acres to his widow and the remainder was to be divided among his five children, each to receive his/her portion on coming of age. America's name had been absent for some reason from some of the settlement reports. (152. September 27, 1883 It was noted that one of the Ross heirs, H. P. ROSS had died unmarried.) 306-307; 311-327. October 11, 1884 JOEL J. BASS and WIFE v J. H. ROSS and OTHERS In this cause it appeared that W. A. DODDS bad married AMERICA V. ROSS (an heir of JOHN M. ROSS who had died in 1877). 200 and 85 acre tracts had been surveyed from the estate of JOHN M. ROSS for his widow, MARTHA M. ROSS. The remaining two tracts, 273 and 210 acres, were also surveyed and bid off. MARTHA M. ROSS had died at the "old ROSS homestead in the 6th Civil District of said County of Henderson on the 6th day of April 1878", having never remarried, leaving six children, LUCY A. ROSS, H. P. ROSS, AMERICA V. ROSS, ALICE Z. ROSS, J. H. ROSS and SALLIE E. ROSS. H. P. ROSS, a son, died at the residence of JOHN M. WADLEY in Hendersin County, April 24, 1883, unmarried. The ROSS dwelling was a double log house with stick and dirt chimney. The tracts were not fine but considerable timber was on them. The 86 acres willed by J. M. ROSS to JOHN H. ROSS was not considered in this cause, being an outright devise. The ROSS lands were ordered sold. The proceeds for the 200 acre homestead were to be divided equally among the surviving heirs. The proceeds of the 273 and 210 acre tracts were to be divided by fifths. (1870, August 26, U.S. Census, Civil District 6, Henderson County, page 52: JOHN M. ROSS, age 44, Tenn.; MARTHA M. ROSS, age 34, Tenn.; LUCY D. ROSS, age 9, Tenn.; HERCULES P. ROSS, age 7, Tenn.; AMERICA V. ROSS, age 5, tenn.; ALUS Z. ROSS, age 3, Tenn.. SALLIE E. (Page 74) ROSS, age 6, Tenn., was a boarder in the household of BENJAMIN WALLACE in Civil District 6, Henderson County, census, page 350-A.) 382-387. March 27, 1885 JOEL J. BASS and wife, LUCY D. v J. H. ROSS and OTHERS On December 13, 1884 the Clerk and Master bad sold the 200 acre ROSS homestead to W. R. MULLINS for $400; the 273 acres were sold to JOEL J. BASS for $275; the 210 acres called the TEAGUE tract was sold to MORREL COUNCIL for $505. (398-400. September 29, 1885 Each of the Ross heirs was given $89.50 from their father's and mother's estate.) (560-562. October 4, 1886 A final settlement was entered in this cause and it was then removed from the docket, i.e. terminated.) Tennessee, Death Records, 1908-1958 1860 United States Federal Census 1870 United States Federal Census John M Ross Probate records 1877 Henderson County, Tennessee, USA Probate information. Valarie Davies Valarie Davies originally shared this on 27 Apr 2018 Linked To Saved by Comments | Ross, John M (I9027)
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| 634 | Joseph McCrary moved from New Mexico to Melbourne, Florida in 1954 and lived at 839 Pelican lane. Retired Air Force Master Sargent. Member of Advent Christian Church in Lenoir, NC. He was a WWII and Korean vet. and voluntered for Harbor City Ambulance Squad. Wife Bulah L. Unknown maiden name. | McCrary, Joseph Ralph (I6275)
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| 635 | Joshua Richardson Family Cemetery | Ross, John D. (I9102)
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| 636 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jackson, Kenneth Edwin (I16)
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| 637 | KILLED BY INDIANS AT MILL CREEK, VIRGINIA ; NOW ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA. | Hagler, Hans Jacob (I1231)
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| 638 | Killed by lightning | Smith, Walter H. "Watt" (I5564)
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| 639 | Killed in Action WWII, Lorraine American Cemetery 1 | Smith, Wyatt Hamilton (I6316)
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| 640 | Last name is listed on Ancestry.com as Butler same as husband. | Nancy (I479)
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| 641 | Last name may be Ross. | ROSS, Mary (I2043)
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| 642 | Lawson was said to be illegiment. Raised by his mother. | Lagle, Lawson (I4547)
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| 643 | Lee Alexander Faught was raised by his grandfather Robert E. Lee Faught when Lee's mother died the same day he was born. | Faught, Lee Alexander (I3401)
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| 644 | Lee lived in Reno, Nevada at the time of William's death | Buck, Lee (I1800)
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| 645 | Lenoir, Caldwell, North Carolina, USA | Coffey, Rebecca (I6552)
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| 646 | Lenoir, Caldwell, North Carolina, USA | Coffey, Elizabeth "Betty" (I6554)
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| 647 | Lenoir, Caldwell, North Carolina, USA | Sears, Rosea W. (I7702)
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| 648 | Lewis Memorial Park (FAG# 67421148) | Melton, Mary Elizabeth (I8148)
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| 649 | Listed as married, occupation was farmer, and he died of Typhoid Fever. | Danner, David Samuel (I7157)
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| 650 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Haigler, Wanda Miriam (I6483)
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