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| 2501 | Death Certificate #2651, 1921 | WARREN, Thomas Jefferson (I2345)
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| 2502 | Death certificate #518711. | WIMBERLY, Georgia (I23286)
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| 2503 | Death certificate lists Caroline Wright as his mother. | CAGLE, Elias (I11906)
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| 2504 | Death Certificates list parents as unknown. There is a D C Johnson in Dorsey Co, AR, in 1880. I'm inclined to believe he was born in Arkansas. Father born in Tennessee, mother in Missouri. | JOHNSON, Stephen (I14888)
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| 2505 | Death Notices In this District on the 20th ultimo, Mrs. C. Louisa Garrison, at the age of about 35 years?wife of P. Garrison, a Ruling Elder in Ebenezer Church. | HALL, Cynthia Louisa (I7080)
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| 2506 | Death of Philip Fishel Philip Fishel died at his home five miles northeast of Wood last Wednesday morning at the advanced age of seventy five years and eight months. He was one of the pioneer residents of Clayton County having settled there in 1850, and for the past thirty years, he has continuously held the office of Justice of the Peace in his home township. At the time he was taken ill last January, he was also township assessor, his neighbors having at many times during his life with them elected him to positions of trust and honor, thereby attesting their appreciation of his worth and integrity. Mr. Fishel was first wedded to Catharine Lytle and to them were born three children; L.W. of Wood, Sarah, now Mrs. Rizer of Thorpe, and John of St. Paul. Mrs. Fishel died March 4, 1893, and on November 20, 1900, Philip Fishel was again married, taking to wife a most estimable lady, Mrs. Mary Smock, who with his three children all of whom were with him during his last hours, still survive. Mr. Fishel also left four brothers and a sister, Robert of this city having been with him a great deal during his last illness, being there when he died. He was a neighbor and friend much loved and a man thoroughly respected by a large circle of acquaintances in both Clayton and Delaware counties. He was a member of the Masonic fraternity and was also an Odd Fellow. The funeral services were held at the German Methodist church near Mr. Fishel's home when after a sermon by Rev. Heatley, the I.O.O.F. lodge of Colesburg, of which deceased had been a member for fifty years, were given charge of the remains, and interment was made in the Edgewood cemetery under their direction. The number of carriages following the casket to the burial place formed a line fully a mile long, so large was the concourse of friends gathered to pay their respects to the dear departed. | FISHEL, Judge Philip (I23506)
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| 2507 | Death record is under Lanier. | DALLAS, Elmira (I3774)
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| 2508 | Death record says father is William. | HENDRIX, Francis Marion (I14906)
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| 2509 | Death Removes Local Citizen Well Known in Valley A S Bailey Meets Peaceful End Sunday Afternoon; Here Since 1907 Alva Scott Bailey, beloved father of Mrs J H McClure, Miss Elsie L Bailey and Harold L Bailey, all of Hemet, also of Merritt Bailey Of Tonopah, Nevada, having attained the ripe old age of almost 88 years, passed away peacefully, surrounded by his children at the late residence on the corner of Yale and Florida, Hemet, at 4:04 o'clock, Sunday afternoon. Preceding Mr Bailey in death were the eldest son, Clarence, also an infant son, and his lifelong companion, Mrs Crilla Farver Bailey, who died in Hemet 16 years ago. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Pilgrim Congregational Church with his pastor, the Rev Harold V Hartshorn officiating ... Interment was made in the San Jacinto Valley cemetery beside the remains of his wife ... Pioneer Type Alva Scott Bailey was of the sturdy pioneer type which will soon be extinct. Born in Sandy Lake [Township], Pennsylvania, on April 18, 1939, married in 1868 at Meadville, Pennsylvania, to Crilla Farver, he lived as a farmer successfully in Paxton, Knoxville and Rossville all in Illinois. | BAILEY, Alva Scott (I23797)
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| 2510 | Decker Township J C Lindsay Head M 71 Illinois L E Lindsay Wife F 66 Illinois He is a lockskeeper at the US Reservation. | LINDSAY, Jesse C (I16112)
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| 2511 | Deed Book 8, page 71. Dated 5 Dec 1809, registered 24 Jul 1817 Transcription of a Deed between John Morgan and Richard Baskerville. Page 71 JOHN MORGAN TO RICHARD BASKERVILLE Deed 242 Acres of land This indenture made this fifth day of December, Eighteen Hundred and Nine between John Morgan of Sumner County & State of Tennessee of the one part & Richard Baskerville of the same State & County of Davidson of the other part. Witnesseth that the said John Morgan for and in consideration of the sum of sixteen hundred & thirteen dollars to him in hand paid, by the said Richard Baskerville, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath granted, bargained, & sold, & by these presents doth grant bargain and sell unto the said Richard Baskerville one certain tract or parcel of land containing by estimation two hundred & forty two acres, & bounded as follows (to wit) Beginning at two sugar trees running south one hundred and forty seven poles to a white oak, thence East two hundred & sixty three poles to a Stake, thence north to a honey locust, thence west to the Beginning, it being part of a pension grant to John Morgan by the State of North Carolina Joining William Gwin on the North, Hugh Barr on the West & Patrick Barr on South. To have & to hold the said tract or parcel of land unto the said Richard Baskerville his heirs & assigns forever, And the said John Morgan doth for himself, his heirs & assigns by these presents doth Forever warrant & defend a clear and indisputable title of, in, & to the aforesaid 242 Acres of land in fee simple to the said Richard Baskerville, his heirs & assigns forever Against the Claim or Claims of all and every person or persons whatsoever, In witness whereof he the said John Morgan hath hereunto set his hand & affixed his seal this day And year aforesaid written. John Morgan (Seal) Signed, seal, & acknowledged State of Tennessee, Sumner County Court September Term 1811. The within deed of bargain & sale between John Morgan of the one part, and Richard Baskerville of the other part for 242 acres of land was duly proven in open Court by the oaths of William Hall & Hillery Melors subscribing witnesses thereto, & ordered to be registered. In Presence of W. Hall Hillery Melors A Copy Test David Shelby, Clerk of S Court James Douglass, Register of Sumner County Registered and exam'd July the 24th, 1817 | BASKERVILLE, Richard (I9665)
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| 2512 | Deepwater is near St Clair County, which has a Harmony Cemetery. | DISNEY, Martha A (I7704)
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| 2513 | Deer Creek Township James H Talboy Head M 48 Connecticut m. 2 yrs. Helen G Talboy Wife F 34 Iowa 0/0 children Beatrice Wall Cousin F 24 Iowa James is a doctor of medicine. | TALBOY, Dr James Henry (I21770)
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| 2514 | DeKalb PO And B Cherry 37 Margarett C Cherry 26 Wm Jas Cherry 12 Permelia C Cherry 10 Elizabeth Cherry 8 Mary A Cherry 6 Thos Cherry 4 Theodore Cherry 1 Green B Oneil 6 | CHERRY, Andrew Brown (I12494)
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| 2515 | DeKalb PO Margaret Cherry 38 Mario Cherry 17 Ann Cherry 15 Tom Cherry 13 Jon Cherry 10 Jack Cherry 8 Albert Cherry 6 Green Creal 16 | O'NEAL, Margaret Caroline (I5714)
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| 2516 | Delana-Norway George W Topliff Head M 61 Iowa Addie J Topliff Wife F 54 Iowa Annis Topliff Niece F 12 Pocahontas George A Topliff Nephew M 5 Pocahontas Ruby Wilson Adopted F 11 Dallas County They rent their home for $12 a month and all can read and write except George A. There are no page numbers on these pages. George W and Addie's parents' names are included, Annis's parents are unknown and the rest are blank but they are all listed as born in Iowa. George had no siblings so they can't have nieces and nephews from the Topliff side. | TOPLIFF, George (I11361)
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| 2517 | Delaware Township, National Home for Disabled Volunteers Elias B Disney M 87 Tennessee Elias is a widowed farmer. | DISNEY, Judge Elias B (I3525)
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| 2518 | Delegate | MOUTON, Gov. Alexandre (I1966)
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| 2519 | Delegate | MOUTON, Gov. Alexandre (I1966)
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| 2520 | delegate | MOORE, John Robert Owen (I11125)
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| 2521 | Delegate and President | MOUTON, Gov. Alexandre (I1966)
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| 2522 | Delores Allsop Gunderson Tolman Alvey | ALLSOP, Delores (I19195)
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| 2523 | Dennis' birth certificate has Shephard. There are some Sheppards on the same page on the 1920 Federal Census. There are three spellings within Dave's family, Shepheard, Shepherd and Sheppard. It is NOT the result of a fight or a feud, just that spelling wasn't a real important issue in that era. Nettie died when I was in the second grade and I remember three things vividly. My mom cried, so I cried. I remember trying to stay with her and people trying to get me away from her to calm me down. I remember walking behind the hearse from the chapel to the gravesite. It was an incredibly long walk to a 7 year-old. I also remember lying on my back on the ground in a field by her house and watching the clouds. There was an older person with me, possibly Uncle Bill or one of Mom's cousins. | SHEPHEARD, Nettie (I1426)
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| 2524 | Derry Township | ARMSTRONG, Robert (I534)
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| 2525 | Des Moines Township Sanford Haines M 43 Ohio Bathaebeth E Haines F 34 Indiana Ella M Haines F 2 Iowa Sarah E Talboys F 11 England | TALBOYS, Alice Sarah Elizabeth (I21802)
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| 2526 | Des Moines? | MELLEN, Perry Pepperell (I14158)
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| 2527 | descendant of Benjamin F Ward | Source (S579)
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| 2528 | descendant of Gus Joines, mareese104@aol.com | Source (S501)
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| 2529 | Descendant of Michael Heffernan (born 1839) through his son, William. Letters to Kris Heffernan. | Source (S2573)
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| 2530 | DESCENDANTS VISIT BUCHANAN LOG HOUSE & CEMETERY The family of ... of Coles County, Illinois came for a tour of the Buchanan Log House and Cemetery on Fr iday November 23rd, hosted by Gloria McAbee. Agnes Bowen was first married to James McFerrin, who was killed by the Indians at Catawba in Oct. of 1857. They had one son, John McFerrin (1756-1807), who married Mary Hughart. [http://www.buchananloghouse.com/] | MCFERRIN, James (I3888)
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| 2531 | Desha was formed from Arkansas and Union counties. | BURFORD, Philip Gresham Granddison (I2461)
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| 2532 | DIANA -- Services for Gary Lane Clifton Sr., 52, of Gilmer, will be 2 p.m. Tuesday, February 7, 2006, at New Hope Baptist Church in Ore City with Brother Tony Pierce officiating. Mr. Clifton passed away Saturday morning in Longview. "Big G" was born February 27, 1953, in Marshall, Texas, and had lived in Gilmer since 1983, where he owned and operated Clifton's Truck and Tractor Repair for more than 23 years. He was a member of New Hope Baptist Church and was a leader in the children's department AWANA program. He is survived by his wife, Wanda Clifton of Gilmer; four sons, Shane and Jennifer Nunley of Gilmer, Matthew Clifton of Henderson, Gary Lane Jr. and Sara Clifton of Gilmer, and Sherman Boyce of Liberty City; two daughters, Alice Hodge of Longview, and Katy and Juan Puga of Gilmer; two brothers, Jim Clifton of Lake Jackson, and Melvin Armstrong of Henderson; two sisters, Patsy Jones of Pearland, and Carol Graves of Price; 13 grandchildren; and several other loved ones. Family visitation will be 6-8 p.m. today, February 6, at Grubbs-Loyd Funeral Home in Diana. | CLIFTON, Gary Lane (I2665)
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| 2533 | Did Dudley die in the war? | HENDRIX, Dudley G (I15110)
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| 2534 | Did he marry Nellie Harrington, 15 May 1911, Caldwell, Burleson County? | JOHNSON, Franklin (I10785)
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| 2535 | Did he move to Jefferson County, CO? | ASHBY, Calvin C (I5117)
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| 2536 | Did John remarry? Who is Sophia Lowe? | HENDRIX, John Anderson (I14901)
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| 2537 | DIED 216. Brazzil, Lillie w f 16 Sep 1904 2 yrs | BRAZZIL, Illo Lillie (I8559)
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| 2538 | died 8/17/1855, Clay Co, MO? | BUCHANAN, Lillian (I3129)
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| 2539 | died 9 Dec 1874 aged 2Y 8M 3D, son of W & E Ashby. | ASHBY, Johnie (I12454)
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| 2540 | Died aboard the "Ellen Brook" on the Pacific Ocean. | BURFORD, William Edward (I14487)
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| 2541 | died as a child | FARLEY, Child (I13239)
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| 2542 | died as a child | FARLEY, Child (I13238)
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| 2543 | Died at age 16. | WILLS, David (I3682)
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| 2544 | died at age 21, may be buried at Ft. Ashby, VA, a stone marked W. Fley beside Thomas Lawson. | FARLEY, William (I11480)
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| 2545 | Died at Beatrice's house. The biography. I am also researching Cook families who were in nearby Cleburne County, AL who do not appear to be related to these Cooks, but not sure yet. Just saw your query and had come across this estate settlement earlier today and thought you might like to see it, if you haven't already seen this one. cteal@dnc.net | COOK, Sarah Elizabeth (I3213)
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| 2546 | Died at Jane's house. | SPARKS, Matthew Jefferson (I6540)
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| 2547 | Died before he was ordained as a minister. | MEWBORN, George (I14415)
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| 2548 | Died in a prison camp during the civil War. | DELAFIELD, Churchill (I5443)
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| 2549 | died in childhood. | LETSINGER, Jacob (I10874)
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| 2550 | Died in Service during War of 1812. | SHOOK, Abraham (I2542)
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