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| 3251 | Florence Precinct Joseph Poteet Head M 25 Sep 1875 Texas Fannie Holder Sister F 29 May 1871 Texas Wd 1/1 children Elsie L Holder Niece F 5 May 1895 Texas I am not sure this is our Mary Frances, the dates are different for both her and Elsie. | POTEET, Mary Frances (I11253)
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| 3252 | Florida reported 6 living children on both the 1900 and 1910 census records so I'm guessing there is a child born after the 1880 census and left home before the 1900. | CORNELISON, Florida Indiana (I11869)
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| 3253 | Florida reported 6 living children on both the 1900 and 1910 census records so I'm guessing there is a child born after the 1880 census and left home before the 1900. Lena Belle Martin at Live Oak Cemetery is a good possibility. | CLINE, Child (I24248)
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| 3254 | Florida? Henrietta? | MARONEY, Fluretta Valentine (I24281)
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| 3255 | for G H & S A RR | HOLZWORTH, Elmer August (I2215)
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| 3256 | for Mexican War | MCKINNIS, Lovina (I23481)
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| 3257 | for the Civil War. | DANIEL, Richard J (I8908)
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| 3258 | for two months | HOLDER, William A (I2896)
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| 3259 | Forest Alvin Wills, age 41, born 13 Aug 1877, is a farmer on an Indian Reservation in Yuma, Arizona. His nearest relative is Mrs Bertha Wills, also of Yuma. He is tall and slender with gray eyes and black hair. | WILLS, Forrest Alvin (I17400)
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| 3260 | Former Resident of Winn Dies in Oklahoma City Mrs. D. M. Walker, who will be rememberd in Winn Parish as the former Susie Puckett, died at her home in Oklahoma City, Okla., Sept. 30, folliwng a year's illness. Mrs. Walker was a member of a well known family of the Cypress Creek community. She is survived by a number of relatives here, among whom are Mrs. Ella Mixon of Dodson; Mrs. Fannie Walsworth of Cypress Creek, Allen Place of Winnfield; J. D. Puckett and Mrs. A. T. Stinson of Jonesboro. (She was related, but how? Is this our Sue?) | PUCKETT, Sue (I4751)
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| 3261 | Forney Precinct, Cave Spring Road Lewis P Alred Head Male 67 Missouri Mary E Alred Wife Female 70 Alabama Gus B Alred Son Male 26 Georgia Ada B Alred Dau Female 39 Georgia Maybelle Alred D-in-l Female 19 Alabama Randolf Alred G-son Male 5 11/12 Georgia Shelby J Alred G-son Male 5 11/12 Georgia | ALLRED, Lewis P (I24276)
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| 3262 | Forrey, James, screwman, r. 46 Felicity | FORREY, James (I5870)
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| 3263 | Fort Crockett Station - both while it was military and later as a city fire chief. | HEFFERNAN, John Patrick (I1552)
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| 3264 | Fort Douglas. He's married and has been a gas station attendant. SGT WWII | LUKEHART, Thomas Ivan (I22381)
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| 3265 | Fort Francis, #17055316 - Captain, World War II | BAIRD, Keith Dwight (I4831)
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| 3266 | Fort Grant Daniel S Wills Head M 70 Oct 1829 Missouri m. 45 yrs. Pimelia E Wills Wife F 60 Feb 1840 Alabama 10/7 children Seda Marsh G-dau F 14 Aug 1885 New Mexico Kirby Marsh G-son M 15 1884 New Mexico | WILLS, Capt Daniel S (I3681)
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| 3267 | Fort Gren? Place Harry A Bennett Head M 54 New York Cora J Bennett Wife F 48 Connecticut Harry H Bennett Son M 21 New York Ada Fitch Lodger F 40 New York Blanche R Squires Lodger F 34 New York Grace Alice Morris Lodger F 37 Massachusetts Charles W Squire Lodger M 20 New York Harry is an audit clerk for a business corp. | BENNETT, Harry Ashland (I22158)
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| 3268 | Fort Mason 3rd image of 5 The left side of the page containing the names is torn off but Daniel is listed on the Agricultural Schedule. | WILLS, Capt Daniel S (I3681)
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| 3269 | Fort Mason Daniel B Wills M 24 Missouri Elizabeth Wills F 19 Alabama John Wills M 2 Texas Louisa Wills F 1 Texas | WILLS, Capt Daniel S (I3681)
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| 3270 | Fort McPherson, #44130197 | CORNELISON, Clarence (I24262)
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| 3271 | Fort McPherson, SN 34576942. | CORNELISON, James F (I24263)
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| 3272 | Fort Oglethorpe | LEE, Virgil Herman (I10105)
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| 3273 | Fort Sam Houston | CROW, Tommie Lester (I19039)
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| 3274 | Fort Washington and Kingsbridge Road John B Davis Self M 51 New York Anne Davis Wife F 48 New Jersey John Davis Son M 15 New York Clara Davis Dau F 12 New York Ashland Leycraft S-in-l M 31 New York Anne Leycraft Dau F 24 New York John D Leycraft G-son M 6 New Jersey Barbara Belford Servant F 23 Ireland Henry Johnson Servant M 22 New Jersey Charles Thomson Servant M 23 New York John and Ashland are builders. | LEAYCRAFT, Ashland M (I22193)
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| 3275 | Found death record for this name 2/21/1996 Galveston Co, Texas. That Jimmie is also buried in Hitchcock at Grace. | KAYS, George Wayne (I2721)
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| 3276 | Found this interesting tidbit: From: "Citizens, Confederates, Bushwackers & Guerillas" by Joanne Chiles Eakin, 1995..." W.S. Burford, a citizen captured in Cape Girardeau Co. Missouri 12 October 1862, imprisoned at Myrtle This was undoubtedly Winfield Scott Burford, b 20 July 1846, who was barely 16 years old when captured by Union troops who obviously suspected him of provided "comfort and aid to the enemy" ...since his father Kendall Hawkins Burford was a Cape Girardeau druggist, he may have been supplying medicine to ill or wounded Confederates... Kendall Hawkins was the s/o Benjamin Wyatt, who was the s/o Rev Daniel Burford, who was the s/o Capt Phillip & Mildred Burford ...I descend from Rev Daniel's bro Lt Philip Terrell Burford. Larry. Abstracts of Warren Co., N. C. Will Book 8 February 1795 - August 1796 From Original by Mary Hinton Kerr 198. 30 June 1795; Feb. Ct. 1796. PHILIP BURFORD to his son PHILIP BURFORD. Gift of 4 negroes. Wit: ISAAC MARSHALL (Jurat) & PHIL. HAWKINS, Jr. 234. Feb. Ct. 1796. Inv. Est .of PHILIP BURFORD, dec'd., by WYATT HAWKINS, Admr. Includes 640 A. whereon he Ds. (died?) & 200 A. bought at Sheriff's sale & no deed made. 258. 11 Feb. 1796; Feb. Ct. 1796. PETER TWITTY, of Lancaster Co., S. C., to PHILIP TERRELL BURFORD, of Kershaw Co., S. C. $120. for his claim to share of Est. of PHILIP BURFORD. dec'd., late of Warren Co. N. C. Wit: DANL. BURFORD (Jurat) & RAWLEIGH HAMMOND. (Note MHK/ Lancaster Co. & Kershaw Co. both formed from Camden District, S. C. in 1798.) 269. 26 Feb. 1796; Feb.Ct. 1796. Est. PHILIP BURFORD, dec'd. WYATT HAWKINS, Admr. Bond for 300 Pds. to WILLIAM JOHNSON, Ch. Co. Ct. Sec: JAMES Abstracts of Warren County, NC Will Book 9 From Original By Mary Hinton Kerr 56. Nov. Ct. 1796. Sale of land of PHILIP BURFORD, dec'd., by WYATT HAWKINS, Admr. who bought the 600 acres where he had lived. 200 acres on Wolf Branch sold to P. HAWKINS son of JOHN. 169. 7 March 1797; May Ct. 1797. Div. Est. of PHIL BURFORD, dec'd. Am't. owed by estate to MARGARET BURFORD, PETER TWITTY, RALEIGH HAMMOND, PHIL HAWKINS, WYATT HAWKINS & PHIL HILLIARD; am't. due from P. T. BURFORD. Commrs: B. DAVIS, JOHN WMS. DANIEL, LENNARD SIMS, GEO. NICHOLSON & DENNIS PASCHALL. 207. 24 Aug. 1797; Aug. Ct. 1797. ISAAC MARSHALL & MARY his wife to HENRY FOOTE & BENJ. BELL. Sale of their claim to a negro now in possession of MARGARET BURFORD & lent to her in will of HENRY FOOTE, dec'd., for 100 Pds. Va. money. Wit: STERLING KING (Jurat). | BURFORD, Capt. Phillip (I2655)
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| 3277 | Founded Vermilionville, now Lafayette, Louisiana. "John and Marin Mouton settled in Carencro district during the decade, perhaps, of 1760. They were the sons of Salvator Mouton, an exiled Acadian, who settled, it is thought, in Pointe Coupee parish, about 1737. John Mouton had been trading with the Indians and was greatly beliked by them, as he always dealt fairly. He wore a homespun Caluchon (cap) made of wool, of a yellow color and knit by hand. His brother wore a chapeau (hat), and his descendants to this day are called "Chapeaux Moutons." "John Mouton was a remarkable man in many respects, large of stature, good-natured, never got angry, and treated everybody well. He was illiterate, but not ignorant, but of a very philosophical turn of mind, never allowed anything to disturb his social or mental equilibrium. It is said he never whipped a "nigger" in his life, something that could be said, perhaps, of few of his contemporaries, though he owned many slaves. He used to buy all the negroes that ran away from their owners and took refuge in the swamps. As soon as they learned he had bought them they immediately would come out to him. When the parish was organized he donated land for various purposes, both public and private. He left a large family, and among them are many of the substantial and professional men of the country. "When Lafayette was organized the parish seat was established at a place called Pin Hook, at the present bridge across the Vermilion River, about two miles south of the town of Lafayette. It remained there, however, but a short time when it was removed to Lafayette, where it has since remained. The land upon which the court house stands was donated to the parish by John M. Mouton. A court house was built on the lot thus donated soon afterward, and in 1859 it was replaced by the present one. In 1886 fire-proof vaults for the preservation of the records were built at a cost of forty-five hundred dollars. The parish hall is on the court house lot and is a $12,500 building." | MOUTON, Jean (I1956)
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| 3278 | founder and dean of the New Jersey Law School | MASON, Charles Meeks (I14112)
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| 3279 | Fox Township, Pineville PO Robert Frazier M 31 Arkansas Hannah Frazier F 35 Illinois Ephraim Frazier M 15 Missouri Sarah C Frazier F 12 Missouri Eldora Frazier F 10 Missouri 1860 Josephine Frazier F 6 Arkansas 1864 Elias Frazier M 10 Missouri 1860 Mary P Frazier F 2/12 Missouri Apr I don't know who Elias is. It's possible his age is incorrect and he is a son of Robert and Hannah. He could also be a nephew or a brother. | FRAZIER, Robert T (I11647)
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| 3280 | Foye is actually the daughter of the first wife. I don't know if Sellars is her married name or if her stepfather adopted her. | STERLING, Foye (I6096)
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| 3281 | Francis Asberry Harlan, age 23, born 3 Jul 1893, near Tompkinsville, Ky, is a sharecropper near Woodburn for W W Chapman. He is single and his parents depend on him. He is of medium height and build with brown eyes and hair. | HARLAN, Francis Asbury (I24327)
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| 3282 | Franconia Township Clark Bowles Self M 62 New Hampshire Eliza Bowles Wife F 60 New Hampshire Willie E Bowles Son M 25 New Hampshire Louisa Bowles Gdau F 3 New York Clark is a carpenter, Willie is a laborer. | BOWLES, Catherine Louisa (I22798)
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| 3283 | Frank "none" Tyler, age 49, born 28 Oct 1892, Marion County, Texas. | TYLER, Franklin Thomas (I17345)
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| 3284 | Frank Alvin - I don't find any marriages for him. | ARP, Frank Alvin (I18861)
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| 3285 | Frank gave his birth date as Feb 22 but Calvin gave Feb 13 on both his draft registrations. | ATKINS, Calvin Washington (I18176)
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| 3286 | Frank Herbert Parent of Avinger, age 42, born 16 Aug 1876, farms for A K Doyle. His nearest relative is his wife, Josie D Parent. He is of medium height and build with gray eyes and brown hair. | PARENT, Frank Herbert (I23310)
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| 3287 | Frank Herbery Parent of Robeline, age 56, born 16 Aug 1886, Cornwall, Connecticut, works for T J Moss Tie Co in Bossier City. He is 5'8", 135 pounds with blue eyes and gray hair. | PARENT, Frank Herbert (I23310)
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| 3288 | Frank S Oneal of Frosa, age 30, b. 24 Sep 1886 in Corpus Christi, is a farmer with a wife and four children. He is of medium height with blue eyes and brown hair. | O'NEAL, Frank Sylvester (I1692)
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| 3289 | Frank Tyler of Avinger, age 24, born 29 Oct 1893, Marion County, Texas, farms for Edd Tyler. He has a wife and 2 children and is of medium height and build with light blue eyes and light brown hair. | TYLER, Franklin Thomas (I17345)
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| 3290 | Frank was a tool pusher and worked on oil rigs from here to Wyoming and back again. He died of a heart attack in Missouri while on a job leaving 4 minor children. The oldest was Margie who was about 13 at the time. See a classmate's remembrances of Margie on her page. | O'NEAL, Frank Sylvester (I1692)
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| 3291 | Frank Willis was born during the Great Storm of 1900 which killed about 6000 people. I found a marriage record for him but his death record says he was never married. They may have had the marriage annulled. Leo Mencacci signed his death certificate. | HEFFERNAN, Frank Willis (I1553)
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| 3292 | Frankie is probably buried at West Fork Township Cemetery with her grandparents. | BAIRD, Frankie (I15648)
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| 3293 | Franklin S Garrison? | GARRISON, Frank S (I7135)
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| 3294 | Franklin Township Asel Eaton M 46 Nova Scotia Amanda Eaton F 40 Nova Scotia Lida A Eaton F 16 Nova Scotia Mary E Eaton F 14 Wis Ruth M Eaton F 11 Illinois Mansell Eaton M 8 Wis Debenpert Eaton M 5 Wis Rupert Eaton F 3 Wis David Eaton M 1 Iowa | EATON, Asael (I11370)
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| 3295 | Franklin Township Charles Burnham M 54 Ohio Anna Burnham F 48 New York Hilas Burnham M 20 Allamakee Elma Burnham F 18 Allamakee George Ames M 16 New York [Anna's son?] | BURNHAM, Charles (I22351)
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| 3296 | Franklin Township Charles Burnham Self M 49 Ohio Hilas Burnham Son M 15 Iowa Elma Burnham Dau F 10 Iowa | BURNHAM, Charles (I22351)
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| 3297 | Franklin Township DEE, James head W M 37 Farmer Ohio VT PA Nancy wife W F 26 Ohio OH OH William son W M 8 Iowa OH OH Mary dau W F 6 Millie dau W F 2 | DEE, James (I8810)
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| 3298 | Franklin Township Elmore Mcghee M 23 Allamakee Mertie Mcghee F 23 Allamakee Wallis Mcghee M 0 Allamakee All the children in the Under 5 column are marked age 0. | MCGHEE, Elmer Asel (I11366)
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| 3299 | Franklin Township John Farley M 43 Pennsylvania Levina Farley F 45 Pennsylvania Jackson Farley M 21 Ohio Coleman Farley M 20 Ohio Eliza Farley F 18 Ohio Mary Farley F 16 Ohio Lewis Farley M 14 Ohio Berthia Farley F 12 Ohio Rachel Farley F 10 Ohio Martha Farley F 8 Ohio John Farley M 4 Ohio | FARLEY, John (I8809)
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| 3300 | Franklin Township Lucious Mcghee Head M 49 Jul 1850 Ohio m. 30 yrs. Ruth M Mcghee Wife F 51 Jan 1849 Illinois 4/3 children Elba Mcghee Son M 16 Dec 1883 Iowa [the age was changed to or from 17] They live next to Seward Swenson. | MCGHEE, Lucius Henry (I8840)
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