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| 2951 | Draft Registration only. He had a wife and two children. | ARMSTRONG, Elijah (I72)
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| 2952 | draft registration only. He is a teacher at the A & M College and married to Frances Rice Mellen. He is tall and slender with brown eyes and black hair. | MELLEN, Frederic Davis (I13568)
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| 2953 | draft registration only. He is tall and slender with brown eyes and hair. He is a watchman for the Illinois Central Railroad at the Stuysen (Stutzen?) Dock. | MELLEN, Pierre Augustus (I19327)
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| 2954 | Draft Registration only. He lived at 7211 Military Dr. in Dallas. | PARKER, Alfred (I1733)
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| 2955 | Draft Registration only. He lived at Tanglewood, had gray eyes and brown hair. | PARKER, Alfred (I1733)
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| 2956 | Draft registration only. He lives at 1514 W 29th Street and is married to Emma Elsie Kesner. (She is listed as his mother.) He works for Adams Shoe Co. on Nebraska Street. He is of medium height and build with brown eyes and hair. | KESNER, James Myrl (I15973)
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| 2957 | Draft registration only. He lives at 1900 Foyd in Sioux City and works as an oilman for CStPM&O Ry Co. His nearest relative is Elmer Dyer. He is of medium height and build and has brown hair and eyes. | KESNER, Guy (I15974)
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| 2958 | Draft registration only. He lives at 4426 Geenfield? in Sioux City and is a hostler helper in the roundhouse with CStPM&O RR. He has four brothers and sisters under 12. He's tall with a medium build, blue eyes and brown hair. | KESNER, Claud Orville (I15972)
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| 2959 | Draft Registration only. He worked for J A Fooshee and Brack Gipson Jr was his contact person. | GIBSON, John Calhoun Brackenridge (I79)
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| 2960 | Draft registration only. He's a student at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln and is single. He is of medium height and build with black hair and brown eyes. | THATCHER, Guy Clifford (I5132)
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| 2961 | Draft registration only. He's married to Matie B, lives at 4427 Floyd, Sioux City and is a letter carrier. He is medium height, medium build with grey eyes and brown hair. | THATCHER, Harold Almon (I5128)
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| 2962 | draft registration only. His nearest relative is Halla Belle Lindsay and they reside at 406 Dorothy Street in Sikeston. He was born 3 Feb 1882 and is tall and stout with gray eyes and dark brown hair. He is an architect with the Lindsay Arct Co at 261-262 Maloy Tanner Bldg in Sikeston. | LINDSAY, Alvin Francis (I16115)
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| 2963 | Draft Registration: Farmer, address: RFD #2, Poplar Bluff, wife: Hettie, birth: 24 Feb 1876, name: Walter Harvey Gardner Description: short, stout, brown eyes, dk brown hair | GARDNER, Walter Harvey (I14890)
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| 2964 | Draper, KING'S MOUNTAIN AND ITS HEROES; HISTORY OF THE BATTLE OF KING'S MOUNTAIN, p. 262 "Charles Bowen, of Captain William Edmondson's company, of Campbell's Regiment, heard vaguely that his brother, Lt. Reece Bowen, had been killed, and was much distressed and exasperated in consequence. On the spur of the moment, and without due consideration of the danger he incurred, he commenced a wild and hurried search for his brother, hoping he might yet find him in a wounded condition only. He soon came across his own fallen Captain Edmondson, shot in the head and dying; and hurrying from one point to another, he at length found himself within fifteen or twenty paces of the enemy, and near to Colonel Cleveland, when he slipped behind a tree. "At this time, the enemy began to waver, and show signs of surrendering. Bowen promptly shot down the first man among them who hoisted a flag; and immediately, as the custom was, turned his back to the tree, to re-load, when Cleveland advanced on foot, suspecting from the wildness of his actions that he (Charles Bowen) was a Tory, and demanded the countersign, which Bowen, in his half-bewildered state of mind, had, for the time being, forgotten. Cleveland, now confirmed in his conjectures, instantly levelled his rifle at Bowen's breast, and attempted to shoot; but fortunately it mis-fired. Bowen enraged, and perhaps hardly aware of his own act, jumped at and seized Cleveland by the collar, snatched his tomahawk from his belt, and would in another moment have buried it in the Colonel's brains, had not his arm been arrested by a soldier, named Buchanan, who knew both parties. Bowen, now coming to himself, recollected the countersign, and gave it--"Buford;" when Cleveland dropped his gun, and clasped Bowen in his arms." | BOWEN, Charles (I4183)
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| 2965 | Dressmaker | WIGGINS, Cora M (I15677)
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| 2966 | Drew was formed from Desha and Bradley Counties. | BURFORD, Philip Gresham Granddison (I2461)
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| 2967 | Drewry Jr. ALDRIDGE was married to Edith HARDY about 1786 in Dobbs County, North Carolina. Edith HARDY was born in 1768 in Dobbs County, North Carolina. She died before 1810 in Greene County, North Carolina. Drewry, Jr. ALDRIDGE and Edith HARDY had the following children: i. Drewry, III. ALDRIDGE was born about 1787 in Dobbs County, North Carolina. He died in Texas. Moved to Texas via Ga with brothers Lemuel and Jesse Seems that Drewry III sold his property on Bear Creek, Greene County, NC and moved to Baldwin County, GA. Where his cousin Thomas B Aldridge, Jr. lived. This was around 1818. He found a wife there, then moved to Jackson County, Alabama. His children were born in Alabama but then he moved to Nacogdoches, Texas. It is said that Drewry Jr rode his horse twice to Texas to see his children and grandchildren. ii. Lemuel Hardy ALDRIDGE was born about 1789 in Dobbs County, North Carolina. He died in Texas. Shade Aldridge shadea@eartklink.net ALRIDGE, Drewry marr. BRANDLE, Sarah 14-DEC-1819, Surry, NC Aldridge, Drury - Unknown Townships, Jackson, AL 1830 (male HOH 30-40; this is probably Drewry Aldridge of Dobbs/Greene Co, NC m. Sarah Brandle; son of Drewry and Edith Hardy; migrating to Texas]. Aldridge, Drury Unknown Townships, Marshall, AL 1840 It's possible that there are more children in this family. These are what remained for the 1850 Census in Texas. There is more than one Drury Aldridge and I am not so sure that our Anna is Sarah Brandle or that our Drury married Sarah Brandle. | ALDRIDGE, Drury III (I3103)
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| 2968 | Dst 10, North Isaac KIRKLEY Self M Male W 28 IN Farmer VA OH Holla A. KIRKLEY Wife M Female W 27 MI Keeping House VA OH Hiram D. KIRKLEY Son S Male W 7 IN -- -- John H. KIRKLEY Son S Male W 5 IN -- -- Solomon F KIRKLEY Son S Male W 1 IN -- -- Martha KIRKLEY Mother Female W 62 OH NY NY | KIRKLEY, Isaac (I15821)
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| 2969 | Dst 5, 181/181 John Mills M 45 Tennessee Martha Mills F 55 Alabama Martha Mills F 18 Texas Anna Mills F 13 Texas Amanda Mills F 11 Texas Alvin Mills M 11 Texas Ira Mills M 7 Texas Samuel F Davis M 17 Texas Mosses Davis M 14 Texas Cintha Davis F 12 Texas Levi W Davis M 9 Texas none can read or write | MILLS, John (I1810)
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| 2970 | Dublin Chronicle - Cashel Oct. 31, 1815 [I don't know if he is related.] Patrick Ryan, Michael Fogarty, Thomas M'Dermot, Michael Heffernan and William Joy, charged with being out of their houses at improper hours on the fair day of Golden - all acquitted except Heffernan whose case was adjourned. Nov. 3 Heffernan from last Sessions, brought up and discharged. | HEFFERNAN, Timothy (I9333)
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| 2971 | Dumarce Township Eligah M Delap Head M 43 Minnesota Mary M Delap Wife F 39 Wisconsin Earl L Delap Son M 19 South Dakota Marsdon Delap Son M 17 South Dakota Deforest C Delap Son M 14 South Dakota Kenneth D Delap Son M 12 South Dakota Bernard I Delap Son M 10 South Dakota Bruce A Delap Son M 2 South Dakota Myrtle L Delap Dau F 0 South Dakota Merinda S Delap Mother F 77 New York Gertrude Wickmise Boarder F 22 Minnesota Elmer Bates Boarder M 36 Minnesota Frank Bates Boarder M 29 South Dakota Thomas Bates Boarder M 25 South Dakota Elmer, Frank and Thomas work on the Delap farm. | BATES, Elmer (I23774)
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| 2972 | Dumarce Township Eligah M Delap Head M 43 Minnesota Mary M Delap Wife F 39 Wisconsin Earl L Delap Son M 19 South Dakota Marsdon Delap Son M 17 South Dakota Deforest C Delap Son M 14 South Dakota Kenneth D Delap Son M 12 South Dakota Bernard I Delap Son M 10 South Dakota Bruce A Delap Son M 2 South Dakota Myrtle L Delap Dau F 0 South Dakota Merinda S Delap Mother F 77 New York Gertrude Wickmise Boarder F 22 Minnesota Elmer Bates Boarder M 36 Minnesota Frank Bates Boarder M 29 South Dakota Thomas Bates Boarder M 25 South Dakota Elmer, Frank and Thomas work on the Delap farm. | BATES, Frank (I23778)
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| 2973 | Dumarce Township Frank Bates Head M 21 Aug 1878 South Dakota Mabel Bates Niece F 18 Jul 1881 South Dakota Hannah Bates Mother F 61 Feb 1839 New York Frank is farming. Hannah is widowed. | KECK, Hanna (I23706)
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| 2974 | Dumarce Township Frank Bates Head M 21 Aug 1878 South Dakota Mabel Bates Niece F 18 Jul 1881 South Dakota Hannah Bates Mother F 61 Feb 1839 New York Frank is farming. Hannah is widowed. | BATES, Frank (I23778)
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| 2975 | Dundee Township Ernest Vandercook Head M 49 Tennessee Margaret Vandercook Wife F 53 Michigan Grace Vandercook Dau F 20 Michigan Ruth Vandercook Dau F 18 Michigan Robert Vandercook Son M 14 Michigan Ernest is a building proprietor. | VANDERCOOK, Ernest Edward (I10095)
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| 2976 | Durant's Neck (present-day town of Durant) | Family: Joseph SUTTON / Parthenia DURANT (F5372)
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| 2977 | Durham Township Ellen Gittings Head F 50 Feb 1850 Pennsylvania 16/15 children Weaver Gittings Son M 19 Apr 1881 Illinois Robert Gittings Son M 17 May 1883 Illinois Ed Gittings Son M 15 Nov 1884 Illinois Anna Gittings Dau F 14 Mar 1886 Illinois [Olson] Llewellyn Gittings Dau F 12 Dec 1887 Illinois Bertha Gittings Dau F 11 Mar 1889 Illinois Ollie Gittings Dau F 9 Feb 1891 Illinois Jissie Gittings Dau F 6 Jul 1893 Illinois Ellen is divorced. She and her sons are farming and Anna is working as a servant. | INGHRAM, Ellen B (I22036)
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| 2978 | Durham Township Jasper N Coon, age 81, widowed, is alone. | COON, Jasper N (I9084)
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| 2979 | Durham Township Robert Ingraham M 35 Pa Maria Ingraham F 37 Pa Sarah A Ingraham F 14 Pa Ruth Ingraham F 13 Pa Agnes Ingraham F 12 Pa Hellen B Ingraham F 10 Pa William Ingraham M 6 Ills Jane G Ingraham F 3 Ills Maria G Ingraham F 1 Ills | INGHRAM, Robert (I22019)
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| 2980 | Durham Township Robert Ingram M 48 Pennsylvania Maria Ingram F 47 Pennsylvania Maria Ingram F 11 Illinois Willie Ingram M 16 Illinois Gregg Ingram M 9 Illinois Jennie Walton F 16 Pennsylvania Daniel Ingroham M 20 Iowa | INGHRAM, Robert (I22019)
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| 2981 | Durham Township, Ord Ferry Road Jasper Coon Father M 71 Wisconsin Nellie Jackel Head F 48 California John Jackel Son M 15 California Katherine Jackel Dau F 11 California Norma Jackel Dau F 10 California | COON, Jasper N (I9084)
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| 2982 | During the War of 1812, John served in Capt. Hallum's Company, 39th TN Regiment, and was in the Battle of Horseshoe Bend, which was fought in 1814 in what is now Talapoosa County, Alabama. This battle effectively ended the Creek Wars and opened Alabama up for settlement. He received bounty land in White County for his military service and applied for a pension in 1871, but died that August. His second wife, Mahala, applied for a widow's pension in 1873, which was approved. In 1880, Mahala Goodman Steele was found living in the household of her sister-in-law, Amanda Steele Trulove and her husband, Joshua Trulove. (Willie Smith) | STEELE, John (I4026)
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| 2983 | Dutch Reformed Church | Family: Garrett CORNELISON / Marietje LAMMERSE (F4555)
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| 2984 | Duvall Street A Shaw Head M 71 Ohio Marzilia Shaw Wife F 67 Alabama Jane Brozzell S-in-l F 85 Georgia | BRAZZIL, Jane (I6416)
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| 2985 | Duvall Street A Shaw Head M 71 Ohio Marzilia Shaw Wife F 67 Alabama Jane Brozzell S-in-l F 85 Georgia | SHAW, Augustus (I6430)
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| 2986 | Dwelling 171, Family 171 Dinning, John ?tab?33 M TN Farmer Dinning, Polly 35 F KY Dinning, N. J. 12 F KY [Nancy J] Dinning, E. ?tab?10 F TN [Elizabeth] Dinning, S. A. 8 F KY [Sarah A] Dinning, T. ?tab? 6 F KY [Tabitha] Dinning, S. N. 4 F KY [Susan N] Dinning, A. E. 2 F KY [Agnes Elvira] | DINNING, John (I10170)
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| 2987 | Dwelling 412, Family 413 Hendrick, J. 31, F, KY Hendrick, J. R. 13, M, KY Hendrick, S. N. J. 10, F, KY Dinning, H. 23, M, TN, Laborer { Henry J. } Dinning, S. 28, F, KY { Sarah A. Mays } Source: NARA Microfilm M432-218 @ ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ky/simpson/census/1850/pg0025b.txt | DINNING, Henry J (I10275)
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| 2988 | Dwelling 414, Family 415 Dinning, H. 26, M, TN, Farmer, $200 { Henderson } Dinning, L. M. 23, F, KY { Lydia M. May } Dinning, J. H. 03, M, KY { James H. "Tobe" } Dinning, W. 50, M, NC, Laborer { William } Source: NARA Microfilm M432-218 | DINNING, William (I10179)
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| 2989 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I12231)
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| 2990 | Each census has a different name: Nona, Noma L, Norma. I chose Noma Lee becaue that's what is on his death certificate. | ???, Noma Lee (I21310)
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| 2991 | Each census shows a different birthplace, Illinois, Alabama, or South Carolina. It's possible that Henry and Nancy died young. I cannot find them in 1870 or 1880, although there is an Anderson Parker in Limestone County in 1870. | PARKER, Henry (I17515)
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| 2992 | Each of the census records gives a different birth place. | ASHBY, Hankerson (I5049)
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| 2993 | Each of their children had a different idea about what their names were. | Family: Carl Heinrich OEST / Maria Mina VEIST (F6072)
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| 2994 | Ead L Kelly b. 5/30/1872 d. 2/16/1941 is buried at Maple Grove next to Rachel. | KELLY, Winfred E (I18639)
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| 2995 | Eagle Creek Township, Hebron PO Franklin M Baird M 30 Ohio Janet Baird F 27 New York Albert Baird M 8 Indiana Merrick Baird M 6 Indiana Ellen Baird F 3 Indiana Douglass Baird M 2 Indiana David Miskimins M 15 Ohio Franklin is a farmer. | BAIRD, Franklin M (I15809)
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| 2996 | Earl Olando Baird, age 33, born 11 Mar 1884, lives at 429 State Street in Sterling and is a grocery clerk for C O Boggs, also in Sterling. His nearest relative is Ella Baird of his address. He is tall with a medium build, blue eyes and gray hair. | BAIRD, Earl Orlando (I4824)
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| 2997 | Earl Olando Baird, age 58, born 11 Mar 1884, Vinton, Iowa, works for the US Post Office in Sterling. His contact is Mrs E O Baird. He lives at 431 Phelps Street in Sterling. He is 5'10-1/2" tall, 153 pounds with a ruddy complexion, blue eyes and gray hair. | BAIRD, Earl Orlando (I4824)
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| 2998 | Earl was both a military and civilian pilot and flight instructor. "Dean was active in a number of organizations, including the Colorado Pilots Association the Hump Pilots, AOPA, Quite Birdmen, Silver Wings, Flying Farmers and the Colorado Aviation Historical Society. By 1981, the year of his induction into the Colorado Aviation Hall of Fame he amassed over 18,000 flying hours." [from FindaGrave.com] | BAIRD, Earl Dean (I4833)
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| 2999 | Early History of Middle Tennessee By Edward Albright, 1909 Chapter 27 Events Of 1786 Population Of Settlement Increases Indians Renew Hostilities Defeated Creek Attack Death Of Colonel Donelson Sumner County Organized This year, despite frequent attacks from the enemy, the population of the settlement was largely increased by immigration from beyond the mountains. A new station was established by John MORGAN, who built a fort in Sumner County at the mouth of Dry Fork Creek, two and a half miles northwest of Col. Anthony BLEDSOE'S Station at Greenfield, and near the present site of Rogana. This fort was also in the midst of a beautiful body of land, formerly the property of William BASKERVILLE, but now owned by Dr. Jesse JOHNSON. The Indians were again on the warpath, however, and the first act in the annual tragedy was the murder of Peter BARNETT and David STEEL by a party of Cherokees on the waters of Blooming Grove Creek, below Clarksville, in Montgomery County. Near the same place a few days later the Indians captured William CRUTCHER, and sticking a rusty hunting knife into his body, went on their way, leaving him by the roadside to die of pain and neglect. When they were gone CRUTCHER crawled to the cabin of a neighboring settler, where he was nursed back to life. He continued for many years thereafter a valued citizen of the settlement. | BASKERVILLE, William Barber (I9872)
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| 3000 | Earnest Edward Vandercook of Dundee, age 51, born 8 Dec 1890, Gallatin, Tennessee, works at Dundee Harware for Howard Powell. Hi contact is Ervin Vandercook, also of Dundee. | VANDERCOOK, Ernest Edward (I10095)
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