Notes
Matches 751 to 800 of 970
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| 751 | Oakwood Cemetery | Yount, Thurman S. (I7644)
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| 752 | Oakwood Cemetery, Austin, Travis, County, Texas, USA | Hagler, Maurice B (I5532)
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| 753 | Oakwood Cemetery, Cisco, Eastland County, Texas, USA | Modisette, Frances Belle "Fannie" (I2863)
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| 754 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Haigler, John Dallas "Dal" (I8948)
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| 755 | Occupation on 1830 census was listed as farm labor Address listed on his WWI draft registration was Little (Lot or Lat) Tennessee Registration location was Hickman, Tennessee | Booker, Thomas Melvin (I704)
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| 756 | Old Bethel Church Cemetery | Brewer, Mary Jane (I1253)
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| 757 | Old Bethel Church Cemetery | Threadgill, George Washington (I8467)
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| 758 | Orpha moved from Madill to Chattanooga where he kept a ranch of milk cows. He worked a local feed co. selling and loading grain. He moved from Chattanooga to Cashe where he farmed several years, then moved to the Dalton Farm (North of Chattanooga) to run his ranching and cattle farming operation where he remained intil his health declined. He moved his family to Chattanooga and lived there intil his death. | Jackson, Orpha Petway (I12)
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| 759 | ources: 1. Title: 1920 HolmesCo, FL census Page: Roll 625-223, White Water Twp, ED 69, p 6B Text: Colly Hatcher, son, age 13 bn FL 2. Title: 1930 HolmesCo, FL census Page: Roll T626-318, District 5, p 125B Text: Coley F Hatcher, son, age 23 bn FL,. parents bn FL, age 1st md 23, living w/parents Henry Hatcher 3. Title: 1910 HolmesCo, FL census Page: Wards Mill Twp, p 49B Text: Colie F Hatcher, son, age 4 bn FL 4. Title: Florida Death Index 1907-1969 Repository: Call Number: Media: Book | Hatcher, Coley F. (I668)
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| 760 | Oxford Memorial Baptist Church Cemetery | Reid, Monroe Pearson (I8274)
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| 761 | Parkhill Cemetery | Dunaway, Wilma Orena (I6509)
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| 762 | Parkhill Cemetery | Martin, A.A. "Nig" (I6586)
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| 763 | Parkhill Cemetery | Martin, Arcie Alfred "Nig" (I7613)
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| 764 | Patsey and two of her children, John and Elizabeth, died in an epidemic. | Bowman, Martha Patsey (I8179)
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| 765 | Peninsula Regional Medical Center | Bledsoe, Josie Mae (I5717)
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| 766 | Per 1900 Census | Family: Lewis Van. Brown / Amanda Sumpter Hagler (F1643)
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| 767 | Per 1930 Census | Family: James Clinton McRary / Julia Alice Haigler (F442)
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| 768 | Per Fold3 Branch: Army 1 Enlistment Date: 13 Nov 1943 1 Army Branch: No branch assignment 1 Army Component: Selectees (Enlisted Men) 1 Army Serial Number: 34894952 1 Enlistment Place: Cp Croft South Carolina 1 Enlistment Term: Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law 1 | Stewart, Calvin Rosco (I7889)
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| 769 | Physician in Ashville, NC | Brown, Dr. Thomas E (I5516)
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| 770 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Haigler, Dennis David (I5167)
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| 771 | Piney Grove Baptist Church Cemetery | Goble, William D. (I7436)
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| 772 | Piney Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Lenoir, NC | Martin, Pansy Lucille (I5028)
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| 773 | Piney Grove Cemetery | Dula, Rome Wakefield (I5029)
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| 774 | pneumonia | McRary, William Franklin "Frank" (I6278)
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| 775 | Pooveys Grove Cemetery | Tolbert, Mary Anne Elizabeth (I3644)
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| 776 | Posted 04 Jan 2016 by Lena Guidry Birth: Sep. 6, 1781 Caswell County North Carolina, USADeath: Oct. 28, 1862 Lawrence County Tennessee, USA David W White was born in Caswell County, North Carolina in Sept 1781 - at the time of the Revolutionary War. His father, George White served in the North Carolina Line during the Revolution. In Nov 1804 David married Sarah "Sallie" Ponds, in Caswell County, North Carolina. From North Carolina the family moved west to Pulaski County, Kentucky and then south into Tennessee. He settled along Sugar Creek in Lawrence County where he died in Oct 1862. Freeman Cemetery is located on the south side of the West Fork of Sugar Creek. It is believed that the cemetery is located on land once owned by David White. John White was also an adjacent land owner to his assumed brother David. Family links: Parents: George White (1755 - 1835) Children: Moses White (1810 - 1882)* Sarah M White (1827 - 1860)* Ira D. White (1829 - 1903)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Freeman Cemetery Lawrence County Tennessee, USA GPS (lat/lon): 35.04943, -87.2509 | WHITE, David W. "Luke" (I9007)
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| 777 | Posted on Ancestry.com Mary's husband, "Bob, along with a few members of his Lodge (Odd Fellows) took his wife by wagon to Rockwall, Texas for burial." Dorothy Bentley wrote: "I remember one thing in particular while talking to various members of this family, that for the duration of time Bob and Mary Jane lived in Indian Territory, she (Mary Jane) did not like it." Therefore, she requested that her family not bury her there. | Peek, Mary Jane (I8855)
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| 778 | Precious Poarch was employed at Shuford Mill Cotton Mill. | Poarch, Precious (I6488)
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| 779 | Probably died in Civil War. | Lagle, Jacob B. (I7881)
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| 780 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McVey, Basil Lawson (I3861)
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| 781 | Recorded at New York Reformed Church | Van Hussum, Frans (I5478)
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| 782 | Records of the Reformed Church of Albany NY 1683-1809 | Family: Volkert Van Hussum / Maritje (Mary) Bensing (F1629)
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| 783 | records say she died at 216 Kirby, which was Samuel's house. | Isbell, Mary Polly (I7297)
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| 784 | Register of Deeds. North Carolina Birth Indexes. Raleigh, North Carolina: North Carolina State Archives. Microfilm. | Source (S43)
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| 785 | Residence: William R. Jackson, a resident of New Braskey (Nebraska), made an affidavit on 6 October 1855 in Gallatin Co., Kentucky that his father, George Jackson, died on 9 April 1852 and his mother Susannah died on the 6 April 1852 and both were buried on the Banks of Missouri River and that he assisted in the burial. | Jackson, William Rufus (I252)
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| 786 | Restland Memorial Park, Dallas, TX | Modisette, Frank M (I2859)
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| 787 | Retired Army Major John Wesley Hatcher, Jr age 76 of 319 Stacey Weaver Drive, Fayetteville, N.C, died Friday January 3, 1992. He was a member of the DAV Chapter 46 and Masonic Lodge #667 of Spring Lake, N.C. and was a member of Village Drive Baptist Church. Survivors are wife Clovice "Hamilton" Hatcher of Fayetteville, N.C.; Daughter Mrs Anita Sellars of Godwin, N.C.; Grandson, Brian K. Naftel of Wilson , N.C.; Granddaughter Allison Naftel of Godwin, N.C.; sister Rosalie "Hatcher" Martin of Cantonment, Fl. Graveside services were conducted Monday, January 7, 1992 at 11 am in Fort Bragg Cemetery by the Rev. Bill Altman. Arrangements were by Highland Funeral Service and Crematory of Fayetteville. N.C. ------------------------ North Carolina Death Collection, 1908-1996 Record Name: John Wesley Hatcher Jr. Death Date: 3 Jan 1992 Death City: Fayetteville Death County: Cumberland Death State: North Carolina Death Age: 76 Burial Location: Cremation in state Birth Date: 1 Jan 1916 Birth Location: Alabama Residence City: Fayetteville Residence County: Cumberland Residence State: North Carolina Father: Hatcher Gender: Male Race: White Marital Status: Married Social Security Number: 718077779 Institution: Veterans Hospital Attendant: Physician | Hatcher, John Wesley Jr. (I655)
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| 788 | REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION APPLICATION - MOSES JACKSON Contributed by: Robert L. Jackson [rljfm@on-linecorp.com] ************************************************************************ USGENWEB ARCHIVES NOTICE: These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by any other organization or persons. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material, must obtain the written consent of the contributor, or the legal representative of the submitter, and contact the listed USGenWeb archivist with proof of this consent. The submitter has given permission to the USGenWeb Archives to store the file permanently for free access. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb *********************************************************************** "I do Hearby (hereby) Certify that Moses Jackson a soldier from Shanidoer (Shenandoah) County hath searved (served) his tower (tour) of duty under Meager (Major) Walch (Welch) in Col. Edmonds(Edwards) Ridgement (Regiment) and Genral (General) Stephans (Stephens/Stevens) Bragade (Brigade) given under my Hand This 5th day of October 1781. Silvanus O'Dell Luett.(Lt) According to Christiana Jackson' sworn statement dated 17 Aug 1836 in Gallatin County, KY, her deceased husband, Moses Jackson, while a resident of Shenandoah Co.Virginia did again enter the service of the United States about the 1st of July 1781 as a volunteer and militiaman upon a tour of three months and as a private soldier in the company of Capt. Odell that the said company rendevoused at the court house in the said county of Shenandoah and states also and from there marched as well as she now recollects to Winchester Virginia and ..... from Winchester they marched on to little York and that he was there at or near about the time that Cornwallis was taken. She further states that she is of the opinion that he was discharged at little York. she is confident that he served out the said tour fully and faithfully as his original discharge is now is her possession and is herewith filed with the papers upon which she files to obtain for her a pension in behalf of her deceased husband. She further states she was married to said Jackson in the month of ___ 1778 and further states that her husband departed this life on __ day of May 1821. Note: Pension was issued 8th day of June 1840. Moses Jackson 1st tour appears to be for 6 months from April to October 1780 and was stationed at Winchester during that time. | Walters, Christiana (I257)
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| 789 | Rob graduated from Midlothian High School in 1906. He won a scholarship to study art in Germany and left a pictorial legacy of his times, and a lasting impact on all who knew him. | Butler, Robert A. (I1578)
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| 790 | Robert Edward Lee Faught Added by simpsonusa on 1 Dec 2007 Robert E. Lee Faught was born 9 Dec 1865 Hardeman County, Tennessee, twin brother to Bedford Forest Faught son of Samuel "Doc" Faught and Martha Massey. Robert married his first wife, Nevada Payne 13 Aug 1885 in Tipton County Tennessee. He married his second wife Annie Tabitha Foster known as Granny Faught 8 Sep 1898 in Tipton County Tennessee. Robert and Annie are buried in the R. H. Munford Cemetery Tipton County Covington Tennessee. Robert E. Lee Faughts father Samuel fought for the CSA during the Civil War (C.S.A PENSION #: S6157 UNIT: 14th (Neely's) Cavalry). And when the war was over Samuel had three sons who were all named after Famous people during that time. Robert E. Lee Faught, Bedford Forest Faught, and Thomas Jefferson Faught. Robert E. Lee Faught has five older Siblings; William Avner FAUGHT, Henry JACKSON FAUGHT, Sarah Jane FAUGHT, John A. FAUGHT, Clara Emily FAUGHT.Robert Edward Lee Faught was used too big families so it was fitting he had a large family of his own, he had 14 children of his own and also took care of his own son Sam Aubrey Faught's first child Lee Alexander Faught after Sam Aubrey Faughts first wife died the same day Lee Alexander was born and also he took care of his brother Bedford Forest Faught's son Sam F. Faught after Bedford passed away. | Faught, Robert Edward Lee (I3414)
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| 791 | Rosamon Cemetery, Gadsden, Crockett County, Tennessee | Ross, Lester Davis (I1571)
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| 792 | Rose Hill Cemetery | Gunn, Jessie L. (I83)
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| 793 | Rose Hill Cemetery, Humboldt, Gibson, Tennessee | Faught, Gertie Belle (I3)
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| 794 | Rose Hill Cemetery, Humboldt, Gibson, Tennessee | Stagner, Geneva (I732)
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| 795 | Rose Hill Cemetery, Humboldt, Gibson, Tennessee | Gunn, Billy Wayne (I8757)
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| 796 | Roster of soldiers from N.C. in the Amer. Rev. Comp. By D.A.R. of NC. Durham, NC. 1932. (12,709p.):29, 66, 110, 405, 506, 592, 623 | Brinkley, William (I7171)
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| 797 | Ruptured Appendix; Buried in Tabernacle Advent Christian Churc Cemetery, Lenoir, Caldwell County, N.C. | Kirby, William Riley (I6544)
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| 798 | Salem Cemetery | Danner, Louisa M (I7163)
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| 799 | Samuel fought for the CSA during the Civil War (C.S.A PENSION #: S6157 UNIT: 14th (Neely's) Cavalry). And when the war was over Samuel had three sons who were all named after Famous people. Samuel Faught first joined the 1st Mississippi Partisan Rangers, that later became the 7th Mississippi Cavalry Regiment. He then joined the 14th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment and fought under General Nathan Bedford Forrest for the remainder of the Civil war. | Faught, Samuel "Doc" (I1561)
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| 800 | Sardis Cemetery | Hartley, George W. (I6283)
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