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| 1601 | Alpha Puckett Alpha Jewel Puckett, 71, of La Marque died Saturday, Nov 18, 1995 in La Marque. Services will be held 10 am Wednesday at the Alexander Funeral Home in Gallatin, Tenn. Burial will follow at Crestview Memorial Cemetery in Gallatin. Visitation will be held at 4 pm today at the James Crowder Funeral Home in La Marque. Mrs Puckett was born April 13, 1924 in Gallatin. She was a resident of La Marque for 20 years, formerly of Gallatin. She was a member of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Texas City. Survivors include her husband, John Puckett of La Marque; three daughters, Jane Meister of La Marque, Shirley Carter of Tyler and Jean Griffin of Minneapolis, Minn; four sons, Joseph Byron and Jerry Lee Carter of Gallatin, John B Carter Jr of Portland, Tenn, and Edgar Van Carter of Macon County, Tenn; one stepson, John G Puckett Jr of Willington, NC; two sisters, Della Key and Stella Hunter of Gallatin; 15 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. | LEE, Alpha Jewel (I1790)
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| 1602 | Alpharetta PO William T M Stewart M 24 Ga Maria S Stewart F 21 Ga Joseph A Stewart M 1 Ga William is a carpenter. | STEWART, William T M (I16410)
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| 1603 | Alpharetta PO (Alpharetta is in Fulton County) George W Chambers M 45 Georgia Mary Chambers F 37 Georgia Ofelia Chambers F 18 Georgia Olevia J Chambers F 14 Georgia James A Chambers M 12 Georgia George H Chambers M 7 Georgia | CHAMBERS, George W (I17090)
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| 1604 | Alpine Township Edwin E Gregg Head M 44 Dec 1855 Illinois Mary J Gregg Sister F 38 Jan 1862 Illinois | GREGG, Edwin E (I22012)
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| 1605 | Alpine Township Sidney H Gregg Head M 41 Jul 1858 Illinois m. 6 yrs. Jennie Gregg Wife F 30 Mar 1870 Wisconsin 2/2 children Esteher Gregg Dau F 4 Sep 1895 California Fredrick C Gregg Son M 3 Feb 1897 California | GREGG, Sidney H (I22011)
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| 1606 | Also married Samantha Jane Phillips, no children. SPARKS QUARTERLY, pg 3471: Bailey Milton Sparks, son of Willoughby and Polly Sparks, was born in Tennessee in January 1847. He was probaby named for his great-uncle, Bailey Sparks, son of Matthew and Sarah (Thompson) Sparks. He served in Company B, Waller's Regiment, Green's Brigade of Texas Cavalry, Confederate States Army during the Civil War and received a pension in later years from the state of Texas for his service. When the 1880 census was taken of Eastland County, Texas, he was living in the household of his brother, Tillman Sparks. (The abstract of his military records is below.) Bailey Sparks married Julia Antley, probably about 1882, and they had three children before her death on April 11, 1887, shortly after their third child was born. Bailey married (2nd) Amanda ---, probably about 1895. She apparently had a large family by a previous marriage. Bailey died on January 27, 1931, in Wise County, Texas. MILITARY: SQ pg 1281: Bailey Sparks enlisted in Capt. Thos. P. Hightower's Company, Waller's Battalion, Texas Cavalry, on April 14, 1862, at Marlin, Falls County, Texas, by Thomas P. Hightower. His age was given as 17. He was mustered into the service on April 23, 1862, at Hempstead by E. Waller, Jr. A note on one of the records indicates that he was a substitute for a man named Cornelison. The last record of his being paid was dated September 1, 1863. HIs name appeared on the muster roll for Company B of this battalion for January and February 1864 with the note "Absent, In Arrest." Following is a summary of the history of this unit: Waller's Regiment Texas Cavalry was first organized as the 13th, or Waller's Battalion Texas Cavalry with five companies, A to E. Company F was enlisted in Louisiana August 27, 1862. An unidentified company, Captain Menard's, Captain Goode's and Captain Dunn's Companies Texas Cavalry were added from time to time to complete the regiment. Applied for pension in Parker Co, Texas and at Falls County. Pension file #13032-Parker. | SPARKS, Bailey Milton (I6522)
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| 1607 | also Sandifer | THOMPSON, Melba Maxine (I24695)
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| 1608 | Also Sgt. Maj. 3rd US Cav. This is under James Washington Boling. | BOLING, John N (I24076)
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| 1609 | Alta Vista, Precinct 1, 291 Flint Street Paul D McGinty Head M 25 Texas Minerva Mcginty Wife F 17 Texas John D Mcginty Father M 60 Texas Paul is a tacker in a textile mill. | MCGINTY, John Dalton (I16268)
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| 1610 | Alternate spelling: Meagher. | MAHER, Honor (I15137)
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| 1611 | Although Kershaw County had not yet been created when he was born, this is the area of the Camden District in which Elizabeth's family lived. | BURFORD, Elizabeth Clack (I2534)
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| 1612 | Although Kershaw County had not yet been created when he was born, this is the area of the Camden District in which her family lived. | BURFORD, Mildred G (I2537)
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| 1613 | Although Kershaw County had not yet been created when he was born, this is the area of the Camden District in which his family lived. | BURFORD, David (I2536)
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| 1614 | Although Kershaw County had not yet been created when he was born, this is the area of the Camden District in which his family lived. | BURFORD, Jonathan (I2538)
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| 1615 | Although Kershaw County had not yet been created when he was born, this is the area of the Camden District in which his family lived. | BURFORD, Daniel Washington (I2539)
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| 1616 | Although the death certificate is really messed up, I believe that this is the record for our John. I haven't seen the certificate but I imagine that one of his children was the informant and misunderstood the questions. | ACHORD, John W (I23364)
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| 1617 | Altman and Francis moved to Texas. | ATKINS, Bessie M (I11158)
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| 1618 | Alto Springs PO Wm Sparks M 28 Arkansas M A Sparks F 28 Tennessee M J Sparks F 1 Texas J M Sparks M 9/12 Texas | SPARKS, William (I6515)
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| 1619 | Alton is the 10th child born to Nora with 9 living. | SPARKS, Nora Ann (I6402)
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| 1620 | Alva Mills to Mrs Rachel Tillis | Family: Alva MILLS / Rachel POWELL (F434)
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| 1621 | Alvin was married previously and had several children. | MYHAND, Alvin (I9364)
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| 1622 | Alvin, Bertha, Edna | WILLS, Forrest Alvin (I17400)
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| 1623 | Amanda was previously married to a Mr. Cowell. | MONTGOMERY, Amanda (I24845)
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| 1624 | Amelia Co, Virginia | FEATHERSTON, William Grigg (I11033)
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| 1625 | Amelia Co, Virginia | FEATHERSTON, William Grigg (I11033)
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| 1626 | American Revolution | ALDRIDGE, Jesse (I9929)
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| 1627 | American Revolution | CORNELISON, John (I12091)
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| 1628 | An empty envelope from Mrs. Joe Cannatella (Nettie Mae) to Neeley dated 6/15/43 Houston to Mt. Enterprise In a letter from Nettie Mae to Dell & Irene mailed 5/27/47 From Houston to Mt. Enterprise Nettie Mae is expecting an emergency operation any day now. She will get a vacation in August if she doesn't have to use it for the operation. She is at Gene's and Sis' house. Sis in the hospital to have the baby. Nettie Mae takes care of Sis' kids in the daytime while Gene is at work. Leon is in Dallas driving a truck, don't tell him where Nettie Mae is. She is still living with Juanita. She hasn't heard from Speedy. From Nettie Mae to Neeley dated 3/22/50 Houston to Mt. Enterprise Pete feels better todaay. What is wrong with Dorothy? I'm at work, so can't say more. Another letter dated 6/30/66 George A is working day and night. I am working. Ruder is back up "there". Joe Dale is here. Shorty (Jack, Jr.) is a pest. Irene and Gene are okay. Sheriff is looking for Jack (Green). How is Bobby Jack? (He caught his arm in the wringer of the washing machine.) Is Terry Joe in School? | ARMSTRONG, Nettie Mae (I28)
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| 1629 | An empty envelope from Robert to Lawrence Mills dated 1/29/40 San Antonio, New Mexico to Garrison, Texas In a letter from Robert to Neeley dated 10/7/45 New Guinea to Mt. Enterprise Robert got a letter from Perkin. Perkin is going home, he should be home by now. Everyone in the Philipines is going home. He has been visiting graveyards. They are moving one graveyard to a hill. There are about 2000 American soldiers in it. All the graveyards are very pretty. they are moving the Japanese graves to a valley. | ARMSTRONG, Robert Lee (I26)
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| 1630 | An Unrecorded Winslow Homer Lithograph David Tatham American Art Journal, Vol. 19, No. 1 (Winter, 1987) , pp. 75-76 "is a portrait of the Boston chemist George Washington Frost Mellen (1804-1875), a prominent if some- what eccentric figure in the New England ..." ..."He was flamboyantly eccentric, if not mad."... ..."Henry B. Stanton, Random Recollections (New York: Harper, 1887), 70." | MELLEN, George Washington Frost (I13196)
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| 1631 | Anaconda Township, east of Anaconda Frank Threlkeld Head M 50 Aug 1849 Kentucky m. 19 yrs. Anna M Threlkeld Wife F 43 May 1857 Wisconsin 5/1 children Louie Threlkeld Dau F 12 Feb 1888 Montana Wm D Thomas Brother M 43 Apr 1857 Utah [Boarder?] Fred Gill M 35 Feb 1865 Missouri Frank is a farmer. | THRELKELD, Franklin (I23768)
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| 1632 | Anaheim Township Carl F Jechow Head M 46 Texas Walter L Wiggins Lodger M 74 Indiana O Bruns Curtis Seaman M 26 Iowa Walter is a caretaker at a fruit stand and is widowed. | WIGGINS, Walter L (I15675)
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| 1633 | Ancestry.com database http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1932384&id=I111761274 | Source (S309)
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| 1634 | Anchorage Pension file # 110. He sayas he is disabled - crippled from marching and general disability from age. He has two horses worth $10 each and no other property. The doctor says he has disabled feet - tendons drawn and contracted "said to have been caused by forced marches from Dallas to Atlanta." Witnesses to his service were B. Stephenson of San Antonio and T.L. Doyle of San Antonio. | RANDLE, George Washington Lafayette (I5767)
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| 1635 | and served at Ft Sam Houston, Texas | SENN, Wiley William (I1379)
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| 1636 | Anderson Co., TN Deed Index, v1 1802-1884 (SJFHC 3763) H/182 Bowling, Charles C. to William R. Lovely H/184 Bowling, Charles C. to William R. Lovely Campbell Co., TN Deed Index 1804-1890 (SLFHL 0979222) N/303 8/25/1856 Bowling, Joel from Jacob Lovely on Coal Cr. | LOVELY, William Riley (I3546)
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| 1637 | Anderson Township Scot Burford Boarder M 42 Apr 1858 California Walter Burford Boarder M 17 Oct 1882 California Scott and Walter are miners. He's widowed. [This is Walter Scott Burford, born 24 Oct 1881, registered for draft from Walla Wlla, WA, died 2 Apr 1936, Madera County.] | BURFORD, William Scott (I2466)
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| 1638 | Andrew B, Margaret, William J | CHERRY, Andrew Brown (I12494)
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| 1639 | Andrew Bryant Tyler, age 32, born 23 Oct 1885, is a farm laborer for A Jones in Avinger. His nearest relative is his mother, Mattie A Tyler. He is of medium height and build with blue eyes and brown hair. | TYLER, Andrew Bryant (I17364)
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| 1640 | Andrew died one month after arriving in Oregon on 9/6/1852. | ARMSTRONG, Andrew Jackson (I740)
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| 1641 | Andrew Penland County where ancestor first settled: Marion County Year settled in Iowa: 1852 Date Born: April 13, 1807 Location of Birth: Buncombe County, North Carolina Date Married: August 1, 1827 Location of Marriage: Wayne County, Indiana Date Died: July 20, 1899 Location of Burial: Belle Fountaine Cemetery, Marion County, Iowa Name of Ancestor's Father: Alexander Penland Name of Ancestor's Mother: Elizabeth Gibbs Penland Name of Ancestor's Spouse: Sarah Ashby Date Born: October 25, 1808 Location of Birth: Elizabethtown, Hardin County, Kentucky Date Died: October 31, 1847 Location of Burial: Cass County, Michigan Name of Spouse's Father: Bladen Ashby Name of Spouse's Mother: Catherine Van Meter Proof: SAR #144973 Marion County Genealogy Society Children: Alexander Penland b. September 17, 1828 in Preble County, Ohio, m. July 31, 1852 to Irena Pemberton Johnson, d. June 4, 1911 in Clarinda, Adams County, Iowa Ambrose Penland, b. March 22, 1830 in Berrien County, Michigan, d. April 23, 1833 David G. Penland b. October 31, 1831 in Berrien County, Michigan Elizabeth C. Penland b. August 24, 1836 in Berrien County, Michigan, m. Adrein Corteville d. October 4, 1884 in Berrien County, Michigan Sarah Ann Penland b. January 13, 1838 in Berrien County, Michigan. d. September 10, 1838 Jane K. Penland b. April 5, 1839 Joseph Penland b. January 26, 1840 in Berrien County, Michigan, d. August 11, 1864 in Royaltown, Michigan Abraham Penland b. August 21, 1842 in Berrien County, Michigan, d. 1864 Battle of Missionary Ridge Evan Bladen Penland b. December 27, 1844 in Berrien County, Michigan, m. October 28, 1880 to Luetta O. Phillips d. November 18, 1910 in Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa | PENLAND, Andrew (I5083)
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| 1642 | Andrew was a colonial land owner in Ohio Co., (W) Va, and Washington Co., Pa. Also an Indian Scout, Frontier Ranger and Captain of the Militia: 5 Vol. IV p. 708 Arch. lists Andrew Farley as Private from Washington Co., Pa Continental lines. Rev soldiers p 399 list him as Capt of Washington Co., and p 219 list him with the Frontier Rangers from 1778-1783.... Capt Andrew Farley's Co, 2nd Battalion, Washington Co., Pa Militia, commanded by Col. Henry Enoch. [Tom Morgan tomm@netwasatch.com] | FARLEY, Andrew Jr (I11433)
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| 1643 | Anna is on the 1910 census with her family, happily teaching music and caring for her young son. In 1918, Lester married Elizabeth Trussell and has custody of Lester F for the 1920 census. I gather that this means Anna died between 1909 and 1919. | LEAYCRAFT, Anna Elizabeth (I22266)
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| 1644 | Anne and several of her children were killed by Indians near Fort Ashby, West Virginia. FT. ASHBY A stockade, located on the east bank of Patterson's Creek, on the site of the village of Alaska, formerly Frankfort, Mineral County. Erected by a company of men commanded by Lt. John Bacon, In 1755, and named for Captain John Ashby. One of the buildings erected therein Is the only remaining structure of its kind in West Virginia dating back to the frontier posts of defense. | BURRIS, Anne (I13200)
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| 1645 | Anne, Emily E, Elizabeth, Emma? She used a lot of different names. We know Emma died before her mother and I find nothing on her or William after the 1885 State Census. | COON, Emily Elizabeth (I9095)
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| 1646 | Annie Burrow, age 20 months, infant of S. W. Chambers, died at their home, 1125 North 9th, today. Sixth infant to die. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. | CHAMBERS, Annie Burrow (I16443)
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| 1647 | Annie was married previously. Annie and Vina disappear between 1930 and 1940. Brock, Bock, Back, Bask, Bosk Their marriage record says they were married on the 22nd but it was returned and filed on the 20th. The license was issued on the 19th. | BROCK, Annie Mildred (I17301)
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| 1648 | Annie was still single when Frederick died in 1926 but was married to Evald in 1930 for the census. The census says she is 54 and was first married at 52. | Family: Evald GUMMELT / Ann Elizabeth SENN (F6084)
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| 1649 | Annie's life was difficult and she endured many hardships for one so young. Her father died when she was only 10 years old and her mother couldn'tt care for four little girls alone so she put them in an orphanage until she remarried. I can only guess that the girls were ill-used, possibly molested, while there. Following her second marriage, Mary Grace Murray brought her girls to Galveston where Annie met and married Michael. | FORREY, Anne Elizabeth (I1550)
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| 1650 | annprice at cox-internet.com, Email correspondence | Source (S492)
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