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Matches 3,151 to 3,200 of 8,786
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| 3151 | Everidge Township, Precinct 3 Cleo McFadden Head Female 43 Georgia Lilly McFadden Dau Female 16 Texas Minnie McFadden Dau Female 12 Oklahoma William McFadden Son Male 9 Oklahoma Melson McFadden Son Male 6 Oklahoma Geraldine McFadden Dau Female 11/12 Oklahoma Robert Rennels Laborer Male 42 Texas Cleo lives next to Cicero and is listed as widowed. | CORNELISON, Vida Cleo (I15214)
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| 3152 | Everidge Township, Precinct 3 John Oakes Head Male 48 Oklahoma Annie Oakes Wife Female 48 Texas Christopher Oakes Brother Male 37 Oklahoma Charles Cornelison Clerk Male 35 Georgia Charles is a salesman in a drygoods store. This is a neighbor of Cleo. | CORNELISON, Charles Walton (I15218)
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| 3153 | Everything except her tombstone has April 13. | GILBERT, Myrtle Udora (I1432)
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| 3154 | Evidently everyone but Maggie has a stone at Fairview Cemetery. I believe she's listed on George's stone but I can't read the photo. | COON, Sarah Margaret (I9118)
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| 3155 | Exerpt from March 18, 1893 edition of the Mariposa (Calif) Gazette... "Death of R L Bufford (sic)...On Sat last were performed the rites of burial over Roland Tankersley Bufford (sic)...was born in Alabama 72 years ago...moved at early age to Tenn...thence to Arkansas. When...gold excitement begun...he...came by El Paso route and arrived here in 1850...to...what is now Freasno Co..." | BURFORD, Roland Tankersley (I2463)
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| 3156 | Extra information from FindaGrave memorials. | COON, Frances Almina (I9153)
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| 3157 | Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800 | Source (S244)
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| 3158 | F & A M | FEATHERSTON, Wesley R (I11179)
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| 3159 | F W Towler made the arrangements at the cemetery. Is this Herbert's daughter or Fred's? | TOWLER, Eva Mae (I18919)
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| 3160 | F.P. RANDLE DIES The death which it becomes our sad duty to announce today carries sorrow to many hearts through his and adjoining counties. Hon. Fountain Pitts Randle has passed away. His demise came peacefully a quarter before twelve o'clock last Monday morning at his home in this city. At his bedside were his faithful wife and brother, his pastor and several neighbors. Though sad this scene, the entry into rest of a faithful, noble soul was doubtless hailed with joy by sainted spirits on the river's farther brink. For several years, Mr. Randle had been in feeble, failing health. The breakdown of his physical man, over the protests of his heroic will power and after a life of remarkable activity, was occasioned by a fearful wound received during the Civil War. The immediate cause of his death was pneumonia, which developed a few days before. Mr. Randle was a member of the famous Kentucky Orphans' Brigade and was a gallant defender of the Stars and Bars. In one of the great battles of that bloody war he received the wound, from a broken shell, which ultimately led to his death. But in times of peace he was no less a hero than in war. Coming from a fine old family in Tennessee, he inherited many strong characteristics. To strength of intellect and culture he added an unselfish zeal and an integrity of manhood worthy the emulation of his fellows. Looking back over the pages of this useful life, as far as memory carries us, with grateful recollections and kindnesses shown, we are profoundly impressed that the world is poorer and that humanity has lost a friend, now that Fountain P. Randle has fallen. But it is not for us to praise him. His ten thouand kindly deeds do that. Many widowed and fatherless ones, who have felt his helping hand along life's rugged way, will bless his memory so long as love and gratitude shall live. Ever since the close of the war between the states, Captain Randle has been prominently identified with the public and business life of this section. He was born in Tennessee, September 25, 1839 but married in West Point and afterwards engaged in business there. Later he came to Rock Mills and for years had charge of the cotton factory at that place. The history of Rock Mills and Randolph County could not be written without ascribing to F.P. Randle, a prominent and worthy part of it. At one time he represented this county in the legislature. He was always foremost and fearless in every fight where the moral interests of his people were at stake. For all this he did not escape criticism, but he modestly met it and judging now by the fruits of his life, he has received the commendation of "well done" from Him whose wisdom never errs and who said "them that honor me, I wii honor". The Prince of Israel of whom we write was a life-long member of the Methodist Church. Practically all of his mature life he was an official in that church. Yet he was a man of great catholicity of spirit. His hand of charity was extended to all who came within his reach. To his wife and brother and only son, he bequeaths a memory of constant, unselfish devotion and to his fellow men, a life whose influence is an inspiration and blessing. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church in this city at 10 o'clock yesterday morning conducted by Revs. W.T. Andrews and H.M. Stevenson. Owing to a failure to circulate the notice in time, camparatively few of the friends of the family were present. The interment was in the family buring ground at Rock Mills, where a short service was held. | RANDLE, Fountain Pitts (I22431)
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| 3161 | f/d 203/203 Hendrix Chas N head M W 26 m1 1 KY IN KY Eng carloader Parker f W no 0 Hendrix Grace wife F W 19 m1 1 0 0 MO unk unk Eng none | HENDRIX, Charles N (I14914)
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| 3162 | f/d 443/186, E Street Johnson Cora B head R F W 33 WD yes yes IL US US yes laborer shoe factory Johnson Stella M dau F W 10 S no yes yes MO US US yes none Johnson Jesse F son M W 7 S yes yes MO US US yes none Johnson Cassius L son M W 6 S yes no no MO US US yes none Johnson Nellie E dau F W 4 S MO US US yes none | KIRKLEY, Cora Belle (I14889)
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| 3163 | Faced persecution for participating in the Battle of Portland Hills and escaped to Down, Co Ballynahaih, Ireland. | ARMSTRONG, James (I544)
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| 3164 | Fair Oaks Township William Weaver Head M 59 Illinois Anna Weaver Wife F 28 Arkansas James Weaver Son M 17 Illinois Mary Weaver Dau F 15 Illinois Ruth Weaver Dau F 14 Illinois Bernice Weaver Son M 10 Arkansas Jessie Weaver Dau F 9 Arkansas James E Weaver Dau F 2-7/12 Arkansas Jess Moore Boarder M 29 Arkansas William is the head manager at the stave mill. | WEAVER, William A (I19751)
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| 3165 | Fair Play District | CORNELISON, John B (I12021)
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| 3166 | Fair Play District | CORNELISON, George Washington (I12022)
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| 3167 | Fairmount Place Francis Lindenthaler Head M 52 Austria Julia Lindenthaler Wife F 41 New York Corlies Lindenthaler Son M 12 Maryland Rudolph Lindenthaler Son M 12 New York Carolina Henry S-in-l F 38 New York George Henry Nephew M 19 New York Corlies Henry Nephew M 17 New York Carolina Henry Niece F 15 New York William Henry Nephew M 14 New York Jarvis Henry Nephew M 6 New York Francis is a manager at an automobile company. Corlies Henry is a desk clerk at a club. Caroline is widowed. | LEAYCRAFT, Caroline Elizabeth (I22235)
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| 3168 | Fairview Township Antone IOLBERG Self M M W 32 NOR Farmer NOR NOR Martha IOLBERG Wife M F W 27 NOR Keeping House NOR NOR Nettie IOLBERG Dau S F W 7 IA NOR NOR Andrew IOLBERG Son S M W 6 IA NOR NOR Oscar IOLBERG Son S M W 4 IA NOR NOR Minnie IOLBERG Dau S F W 2 IA NOR NOR | SOLBERG, Anton (I5037)
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| 3169 | Fairview Township Burt L Luce Head M 55 South Dakota Joanna Luce Wife F 55 Tennessee Burt is a laborer in an oilfield. | LUCE, Burt L (I23700)
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| 3170 | Fairview Township John A Wyatt Head M 62 Missouri Viola T Wyatt Wife F 57 Missouri John is the operator and Viola is an attendant at a retail grocery. | WYATT, John Albert (I12268)
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| 3171 | Fairview Township Martha A Wyatt Head F 73 Tennessee Litha R Wyatt Dau F 49 Missouri Albert Wyatt Son M 43 Missouri John Albert still works in the sewer pipe factory. | DISNEY, Martha A (I7704)
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| 3172 | Fairview Township, 6th Street Martha Wyatt Head F 84 Tennessee age 18 John A Wyatt Son M 52 Missouri age 26 Addeline Wyatt Dau F 57 Missouri Mary E Winn Servant F 45 Missouri Martha and John are widowed. John is the proprietor of a billiards parlour. | DISNEY, Martha A (I7704)
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| 3173 | Fairview Township, 6th Street Martha Wyatt Head F 84 Tennessee age 18 John A Wyatt Son M 52 Missouri age 26 Addeline Wyatt Dau F 57 Missouri Mary E Winn Servant F 45 Missouri Martha and John are widowed. John is the proprietor of a billiards parlour. | WYATT, John Albert (I12268)
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| 3174 | Fall and Puckett Funeral Home Records: Chambers, M.P. Mrs. 40 yrs; by S.H. Chambers; for J.T. Chambers; d. of consumption, Apr. 22, 1896; into at Oakwood Cem., Apr. 23; 7-1788 | ROBINSON, Martha Priscilla (I16446)
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| 3175 | Fall and Puckett Funeral Home Records: Chambers, Maud 28 mos; by Sanford Chambers; d. Dec. 3, 1893; interred at Oakwood Cemetery, Dec, 4. | CHAMBERS, Maud (I16444)
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| 3176 | Fall and Puckett Funeral Home Records: Dodson, 3 weeks; by G.W. Dodson; Oct. 14, 1893; int. at Oakwood Cem., Oct. 14; casket 7.00. [This doesn't agree with tombstone information that says he died on 2 Nov.] | DODSON, George (I23266)
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| 3177 | Falls Township, Ward 1, 48 Hill Street Charles Strain Head M 51 Ohio age 21 Martha Strain Wife F 50 Ohio age 20 Evelyn Strain Dau F 23 Ohio Dorothy Strain Dau F 10 Ohio Raymond Bierly S-in-l M 27 Ohio age 21 Ruth Bierly Dau F 26 Ohio age 20 Eleanor J Bierly G-dau F 3 Ohio Betty M Bierly G-dau F 1 5/12 Ohio Ulyssus Mcghee B-in-l M 62 Ohio Charles is a superintendent at the steam railroad shop, Raymond is a manager at a milk station and Ulysses is a farm laborer. | MCGHEE, Ulysses Simpson Grant (I23581)
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| 3178 | Fallsburg Township Ferguson, Alonzo head May 1855 45 M New York 19 yrs Ferguson, Ella wife Apr 1852 48 M New York 5/5 children Ferguson, Charles A son Apr 1883 17 M New York Ferguson, Samuel A son Sep 1884 15 S New York Ferguson, Otis L son Mar 1888 12 S New York Ferguson, Bertha E dau Oct 1890 9 S New York Ferguson, Julia A dau Sep 1893 6 S New York Alonzo is a farmer. | FERGUSON, John Alonzo (I24729)
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| 3179 | Fam & Dwelling # 149/150 Poovey, Robert A head 11/1848 51 M 26 SC NC Scot Sarah A wife 9/1857 42 M 26 12 9 TX GA GA Archie F son 3/1879 21 TX SC TX John L son 11/1883 16 TX SC TX David A son 2/1886 14 TX SC TX Homer F son 3/1888 12 TX SC TX Augustus A son 7/1891 8 TX SC TX Erah A dau 2/1894 6 TX SC TX Axie P dau 6/1896 3 TX SC TX Lucretia mother 2/1818 82 1 1 Scot Scot Scot | POOVEY, Robert Alexander (I6885)
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| 3180 | Fam & Dwelling # 253/253 Poovey, R.L. head 63 M 35 SC GA GA Sarah A wife 63 M 35 13 9 TX GA GA Author A son 18 TX SC TX Evie A dau 16 A. P. dau 14 Joe W. B. son 8 | POOVEY, Robert Alexander (I6885)
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| 3181 | fam #121 Rigby, William B 25 M Farmer 340 SC Mary 25 F Miss Martha 7 F Miss Russle 6 M Miss Nancy 4 F Miss Needham 2 M Miss | RIGBY, William Bryant (I15252)
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| 3182 | fam #465 Garison John 54 M Farmer 1,000 420 Y.D. SC Garison Jane H. 50 F Y.D. SC Garison Mary E. 20 F Y.D. SC Garison Hariet L. 18 F Y.D. SC Garison Wm S. 14 M Y.D. SC Garison Rebecca 7 F Y.D. SC Garison Cyntha 3 F Y.D. SC | GARRISON, John (I6937)
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| 3183 | fam #704 Delafield N. 52 M GA S. 45 F GA [Sarah] J. M. 22 M AL [John] N. 15 F AL [Nancy] C. 13 M AL [Charles] L. 13 F AL [Letitia] N. 10 F AL [Narcissa] A. 8 F AL [Averilla] M. 6 F AL [Mary] E. 4 F AL [Elizabeth] | DELAFIELD, Nicholas (I5432)
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| 3184 | fam/dwell 390/392 McCray S. J. 40 F . . . 300 Missouri . . McCray Reuben 18 M . farming . . Missouri . . McCray Susan 14 F . . . . Missouri . X McCray Loumisa 12 F . . . . Missouri . X McCray Dan 11 M . . . . Missouri . X McCray R. 8 F . . . . Missouri . X McCray Dolly 3 F . . . . Missouri . . | WILLS, Sarah J (I3676)
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| 3185 | family # 441 Pierce Mary B. 48 F 1,630 5,700 Y.D. SC Pierce Josiah 19 M Y.D. SC Garison Sarah 79 F 35 -- Deaf | GARRISON, Mary Brown (I7072)
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| 3186 | Family from Pontotoc Co, Mississippi | JENNINGS, William Henry (I5997)
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| 3187 | Family lore: "Grandpa Wills was a "southern gentleman" from a wealthy family. He joined the Confederate Army and was taken prisoner. While in prison, he met William Senn, also a Confederate prisoner. When the men were released, they traveled together to Texas. Alex's father left all his lands to him when he died. "lying and being situated in Lleno County of the waters of the Lleno River about 90 miles on S. E. of the San Sabe Fort, known as Survey No 39, District No 10". But Alex loved to gamble. He lost most of it gambling. He was married and his wife sold what was left of the ranch and bought a rooming house near a RR track in Bartlett. Her business flourished." Lived to the south of his father. Died at Sarah's house. | WILLS, George Alexander (I2626)
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| 3188 | Fannie and Benjamin had five children. | MATTHEWS, Clara Fannie (I10404)
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| 3189 | Fannin District, Collin Co, Texas | HOLDER, Prior A (I3054)
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| 3190 | Farmer | HEFFERNAN, Thomas (I2832)
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| 3191 | farmer | LOVELY, William Riley (I3546)
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| 3192 | Farmer | WILLINGHAM, Thomas (I5912)
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| 3193 | Farmer | ANDERSON, William (I10266)
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| 3194 | Farmer | GILPIN, James Hopkins (I11416)
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| 3195 | Farmer | FARLEY, Andrew F (I11420)
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| 3196 | Farmer | GEORGE, Joseph Franklin (I12664)
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| 3197 | Farmer | PIPKIN, George W (I12666)
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| 3198 | Farmer | O'MILLIKAN, James (I14448)
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| 3199 | Farmer | HEFFERNAN, James (I2966)
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| 3200 | Farmer | HEFFERNAN, Patrick (I2970)
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