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| 4951 | Marshall is on the 1930 Census in South Bend, Indiana, widowed. | KIRKLEY, Marshall (I15866)
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| 4952 | Marshall Wimberly of Avinger, age 25, born 28 Jun 1891, Marion County, is married with one child and farms for Eva Johnson. He is of medium height and stout with light blue eyes and light brown hair. | WIMBERLY, Marshall (I23284)
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| 4953 | Martha either died or married before the 1870 census. | CARTER, Martha P (I21334)
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| 4954 | Martha is gone on the 1880 census and I have found nothing on her. | O'NEAL, Martha A (I5565)
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| 4955 | Martha is not on the 1870 Census with her parents. | CHAMBERS, Martha (I16454)
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| 4956 | Martha is on the 1920 Census with Marshall but he is shown as widowed on the 1930 Census. | MAST, Martha (I15878)
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| 4957 | Martin | RAGSDALE, Eva Hannah (I18518)
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| 4958 | Martin or Barton? | MARTIN, Hepsibeth (I2545)
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| 4959 | MARTIN, George marr EARLY, Sarah on 22-SEP-1854. | MARTIN, George (I10838)
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| 4960 | MARTIN, John marr. CHILES, Virginia on 06-JAN-1850 | MARTIN, John (I10839)
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| 4961 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1162)
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| 4962 | Martinsburg Ferry Township Enos Jury M 27 Ohio Sidney Jury F 23 Ohio Enos is a cabinet maker. | JURY, Enos (I21769)
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| 4963 | Mary Ann's birth certificate says Catherine was born in Rosebud, Oklahoma. | HOMRIGHAUS, Catherine (I13678)
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| 4964 | Mary does not appear on the 1860 census with James and Nancy. She is on the 1870 at 17 years of age [1853]. On the 1880, she is married and has twin 2 year olds at the age of 26 [1854]. In 1900, she and her mother are with her son [1878] and Tennie's daughter, Mary is now born in Sep 1864, making her 35 years of age. Mary's death certificate lists her age as 70 and her birth date as 29 Sep 1848. The only two records that are similar are the 1870 and 1880, putting her born in 1853 or 1854, so I chose 1853. | HOGAN, Mary (I20435)
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| 4965 | Mary Elizabeth Pepper Stammer, 91, of Springfield, died Thursday, Jan. 10, 2013 at NHC in Hendersonville. Stammer was born July 18, 1921, in Springfield to the late David Wesley and Mary Florence Ruffin Pepper. She graduated from Springfield High School in 1939, graduated from Middle TN University in 1943 receiving a BS degree. Her biography was in 'Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities' 1943 Edition. She retired after more than twenty years of service as secretary and organist at Austin & Bell Funeral Home. Stammer was a member of he Springfield First United Mehodist Church, Honorary member of the Administrative Board, member of the Miracle Sunday School Class and former member of the Chancel Choir. She also organizzed Wednesday Morning Bible Study Group for many years. Mrs. Stammer was also a member of the Springfield Music Study Club and Twentieth Century Club. In addition to her parents, Mrs. Stammer is preceded in death by her husband, Billy Lynn Stammer and brothers, Harry L. Pepper, Joseph D. Pepper, and Robert L. Pepper. Funeral services were held Monday, Jan. 14, 2013, in the chapel of the Austin & Bell Funeral Home in Springfield wth Brother Jeff Fryer officiating. Burial followed in the Elmwood Cemetery with Trim Beasley, Billy Paul Carneal, Gary Doble, Kevin Gillingham, Richard Gillingham, and Luis Herrera serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallearers are the Staff, Caregivers and Volunteers at NHC Hendersonville. In lieu of flowers the family requests memorial contributions be made to the Springfield First United Methodist Church Chanel Choir. Austin & Bell Funeral Home in Springifield was in charge of these arrangements. | PEPPER, Mary Elizabeth (I22840)
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| 4966 | Mary Elizabeth was sister of Benjamin Baskerville who was Nettie's father. I have heard that Nettie was my father's favorite cousin. My father was born and raised in Bowling Green where Mary Elizabeth had married her second husband, George Roemer. She married first Martin Henry Walton. I have tried to find his Walton family but haven't so far. My father and his mother and father are buried on Dobbins Pike at Graball in Sumner, between Gallatin and Oak Grove, i.e., about 1/3rd of the way from Gallatin to Oak Grove. I have heard that the property they are buried on (called the Lee cemetery where Nettie and Alf Lee are also buried) was formerly Benjamin's but have since heard it called Richard's (a brother) and that Benjamin lived on it. Nettie and Alf lived in a house next door to the plot of the cemetery, although the house is now gone. Nettie's son, Robert, lived at a house next door to the grave yard, but sold the house some years ago. We understand a number of people are buried in this cemetery but only two stones can be seen now, Nettie's and Alf's and my father, grandmother and grandfather's stone whose names are on one stone. This was a stone my mother had placed there. | BASKERVILLE, Mary Elizabeth (I9649)
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| 4967 | Mary Hortsen Beaumont | BEAUMONTIE, Mary (I19394)
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| 4968 | Mary is listed in the Disney Bible, I DON'T know if she is the daughter of Elias and Talitha. | DISNEY, Mary (I12254)
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| 4969 | Mary is not listed on the 1870 census with her parents so she was born after that. | WILLS, Mary E (I3703)
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| 4970 | Mary is probably not a Parker. | PARKER, Mary Lee (I17509)
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| 4971 | Mary isn't the daughter of John Andrew and Feraby White Bushong; she is probably a niece. I have tentatively identified her with Samuel and Jane Webb but much of the information I find doesn't add up. | BUSHONG, Mary B (I21308)
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| 4972 | Mary McCall? | ???, Mary A (I16974)
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| 4973 | Matthew Sparks 21---1 ----1 male <5 1826-1830 2 5-9 1921-1825 1 10-14 1816-1820 15-19 1811-1815 20-29 1801-1810 30-39?tab?1791-1800 1 Matthew? female <5 1826-1830 5-9 1921-1825 10-14 1816-1820 15-19 1811-1815 20-29 1801-1810 1 Elizabeth? | SPARKS, Matthew (I6585)
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| 4974 | Mattie's son Carl died in Reno, Nevada. | BRITE, Mattie C (I20038)
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| 4975 | Maurice Hally was his first cousin. | HALLY, James (I15136)
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| 4976 | May 16, 1864 - SAMUEL ACHORD - 2nd Lt. - May 16, 1864 - Stockton, MO. - Mustered out expiration of term, Apr. 12, 1865. | ACHORD, Lt Samuel (I10802)
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| 4977 | May have been born in Illinois or Tennessee. | BLACK, Nancy (I17516)
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| 4978 | May have been Nancy's older sister. | ??? (I5970)
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| 4979 | May have died in Macoupin Co. IL (Girard) | ARMSTRONG, Maurice (I742)
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| 4980 | May have died in the war. | PIPKIN, William Newton (I12711)
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| 4981 | May not only raised her own five boys but also Albert's five children from a previous marriage who were all under the age of 11 at the time of her marriage. | HAUDE, May Rosa (I18590)
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| 4982 | May was married four times to NICHOLS, David Snow, Herber McBroom and Menton Arledge. Her other children are Porter J Nichols (~1905), Rosa Elthie Snow (~1907) and Sally L Snow (~1909). | SIMPSON, May (I18764)
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| 4983 | Maybe an unmarked grave. | LANGLEY, Effie Ethel (I5775)
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| 4984 | Mayfield, Stanford Precinct Laurence B Howe Head M 46 New York Schelomith Howe Wife F 43 Iowa Harold G Howe Son M 20 Iowa Pauline T Howe Dau F 22 Iowa Avery John Howe Son M 18 Iowa Araminta Howe Dau F 15 Iowa Fredricka Howe Dau F 15 Iowa Glen Grenville Howe Son M 12 Iowa Ralph Denny Howe Son M 7 Iowa Richard L Howe Son M 3 Iowa | HOWE, Lawrence Baldwin (I21795)
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| 4985 | Maynard and Minton are supposed to be twins. Minton's death certificate gives his birth as 26 Oct 1886, Louisiana and Manard's WWI draft registration says 3 Nov 1884, his tombstone also has 1884. Manerd's WWII registration gives 21 Oct 1884, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. I believe they were adopted and that they were not actually twins. Family 'legends' is Manerd and Minton were adopted from Native Americans. There surname at birth was Godfrey. The boys parents alledgedly lost in an attack, and the Native Americans took the two boys. We have found no documentation for any of this. I heard this story from my grandmother, one of Manerd's daughters. [Brad L Hubbard] | HARRIS, William Minton (I11650)
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| 4986 | Maynard and Minton are supposed to be twins. Minton's death certificate gives his birth as 26 Oct 1886, Louisiana and Manard's WWI draft registration says 3 Nov 1884, his tombstone also has 1884. Manerd's WWII registration gives 21 Oct 1884, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. I believe they were adopted and that they were not actually twins. Family 'legends' is Manerd and Minton were adopted from Native Americans. There surname at birth was Godfrey. The boys parents alledgedly lost in an attack, and the Native Americans took the two boys. We have found no documentation for any of this. I heard this story from my grandmother, one of Manerd's daughters. [Brad L Hubbard] | HARRIS, Manerd (I11651)
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| 4987 | Maynard Harris [ONO means he has no middle name], age 57, born 21 Oct 1884, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, lives at 725 South Monroe in Hobart. He is married to Naomi and works for Western Okla Gins, also in Hobart. | HARRIS, Manerd (I11651)
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| 4988 | McAlister Township John Hicks 65 Hettie Hicks 48 Susan J Hicks 17 George H Hicks 15 Martha A Hicks 13 Hettie A Hicks 12 Sarah C Hicks 10 | HICKS, John (I14975)
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| 4989 | McAlister Township John Hicks 75 Hetty E. Hicks 58 Sarah E. Hicks 17 | HICKS, John (I14975)
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| 4990 | McAlister Township Julia S. GARDINER Self W F W 45 KY Housekeeper KY KY John Samuel GARDINER Son S M W 20 KY Farmer KY KY Hettie F. GARDINER Dau F W 18 KY Housekeeper KY KY Dithenna GARDINER Dau S F W 13 KY Housekeeper KY KY William T. GARDINER Son S M W 10 KY KY KY Margaret J. GARDINER Dau S F W 7 KY KY KY Walter H. GARDINER Son S M W 4 KY KY KY | HICKS, Julia Sutton (I14905)
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| 4991 | McAlister's Precinct, Thomas Gardiner Male 46 Kentucky Julia Gardiner Female 36 Kentucky John T Gardiner Male 11 Kentucky Hetty? F Gardiner Female 9 Kentucky Edith____ Gardiner Female 3 Kentucky Wm T Gardiner Male 1 Kentucky This census is almost impossible to read and the name was indexed as Gardine. | GARDNER, Thomas Samuel (I14963)
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| 4992 | McCoard, Jackson County, OK? | RAGSDALE, Edna (I18516)
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| 4993 | McKenna | LANGLEY, Patsy Marie (I9482)
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| 4994 | McKinley Township George Bates Head M 68 Minnesota Nora Bates Wife F 57 Wisconsin George Bates Jr. Son M 16 South Dakota They were first married at ages 32 and 21. | BATES, George C (I23772)
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| 4995 | McKinnis-Litzenberg Farmstead (Ohio Historical Marker #32-19) This early Hancock County farmstead was originally established in the 1850s by Robert and Betsy McKinnis who moved here in the 1820s from southern Ohio. The vernacular Greek Revival architectural style of the farmhouse is typical for northwest Ohio during this period. Owing to its remote location, the pinframe constructed English three-bay barn, reconstructed in the 1990s, and clapboard-sided farmhouse served many of the needs for the family and livestock. This farmstead was donated to the Hancock Park District in 1985 for historic preservation and educational purposes. Historic Preservation Guild of Hancock County Hancock Park District and The Ohio Historical Society 1995 32-19 | MCKINNIS, Judge Robert (I8842)
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| 4996 | McLain Township Claud O Coon Head M 30 Missouri m. 6 yrs. Amy Coon Wife F 27 Oklahoma 2/2 children Claud O Coon Jr Son M 5 Oklahoma Eva Coon Dau F 4 Oklahoma Hellen Wyett S-in-l F 41 Oklahoma Margret Wyett Niece F 2 Oklahoma Claude is a farm laborer. | COON, Claude Otto (I23132)
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| 4997 | McLain Township James M Coon Head M 54 California m. 31 yrs. Issabell S Coon Wife F 48 Missouri 4/3 children Bonnie Coon Dau F 17 Oklahoma Bess L Neal Dau F 24 Missouri 1/1 children James C Neal G-son M 5 Oklahoma James is a physician. Bess is widowed. | COON, Dr James Monroe (I9003)
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| 4998 | McLean? | WILLS, Elizabeth (I20258)
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| 4999 | Meadow Lake Township. Mecker? Truckee? It's hard to read but I believe it's Truckee PO. Tipton Thompson M 25 Indiana Eveline Thompson F 28 Indiana Lillie Thompson F 11 California Nellie Thompson F 6 California M Thompson F 4 California Eveline Thompson F 1 California He was a teamster. | THOMPSON, Tipton (I8934)
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| 5000 | Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas Chicago: The Lewis Publishing Company. 1892. Carnegie Public Library, Tyler, Texas ppg 351-353 [This article was transcribed by someone else and sent to me and isn't exactly the same as the original. I have since transcribed the important parts myself and they're listed in the SOURCE citation for Daniel's name.] DR. D. A. PASCHALL, a prominent and well-known physician of Dallas county, Texas, was born in Trigg county, Kentucky, December 14, 1837. G. R. Paschall, the doctor's father, was born in Caswell county, North Carolina, November 19, 1813. At the age of 12 years he moved with his father to Tennessee, and lived in Weakley county until he reached his majority. On the 15th day of November, 1835, he was united in wedlock with Miss Elizabeth Williams, who was also born on November 19, 1813. Her father, Daniel Williams, was one of the first settlers of Illinois, and fought the Indians all over that State. After Mr. Paschall was married he moved to Trigg county, Kentucky, where he lived until 1840. He then moved to Springfield, Missouri, and a year later to Texas and settled in Red River county. The following spring he located near Willow Springs in what is now Rockwall county. A year later, he moved to Dallas county and settled near Barnes' Bridge, buying land there. He subsequently sold out and located in Fannin county. In 1847, he enlisted in the Mexican War, and after serving 12 months was discharged on account of a wound he received by being thrown from a horse, receiving his discharge in February, 1848. From the effects of that wound, he is still a sufferer. In the fall of 1848 he moved to Terrell, Kaufman county, where he still resides, now at the age of 77 years. His wife died November 11, 1882, aged 69. The names of their nine children are as follows: 1. James C. Paschall, 2. Daniel A. Paschall, 3. Isaac A. Paschall, 4. Susan P. Paschall, 5. Josiah N. Paschall, 6. Mary E. Paschall, the wife of A. A. Laroe, 7. Sarah J. Paschall, 8. Nancy A. Paschall, 9. Georgia Roberts Paschall, the wife of Charles Brady. Doctor Daniel A. Paschall was the second born, and only he and his two sisters, Mary E. and Georgia Roberts, are now living. The former is the wife of A A Laroe, and the latter is now Mrs. Charles Brady. The subject of our sketch was only six years old when his father came to Texas. At the age of 16 he began the study of medicine under Drs. Hawkins and Paschall, of Fulton, Kentucky. In 1859, he graduated at the University of Pennsylvania, after which he began the practice of his profession at Haught's store, Dallas county, and was thus engaged there when the war came on. He enlisted in Colonel Greer's regiment and served in it until July, 1862. He then returned home and enlisted under Colonel Bass in the 19th Texas Regiment, and served four months as a private. He was then detailed as assistant surgeon of a hospital in the northern part of Arkansas, and stayed there until January, 1864. He was then sent back to Haught's store to practice, remaining at that place until 1868. That year, he moved to Turner's Point. Dr. Paschall was married on the 23rd day of February 1865, to Miss Virginia Haught, who was born October 29, 1848. She died November 4, 1884, at the age of 36 years. Her parents, Samuel and Isabella (Duvall) Haught, reared a family of nine children, namely: 1. Jane Haught, wife of Mote Golden, and after his death, M. M. Farmer, 2. Emma Haught, wife of M. M. Farmer is deceased. One will see that M. M. Farmer married two sisters, 3. Alfred Haught, 4. S. A. Haught, 5. Isabella Haught, deceased, 6. Juliette Haught, wife of S. H. Cumley, and Louisiana, deceased. The Doctor's second marriage occurred April 28, 1889, to Mrs. Maud Bounds, nee Thompson. She has six brothers and sisters: 1. Lillie Thompson, wife of John Rupford, 2. Nellie Thompson, wife of F. L. Watterson, 3. May Thompson, 4. Willie Thompson, 5. Clifton Thompson, 6. J. Wellington Thompson. By his first wife the Doctor had nine children: 1. Idaho Paschall, wife of J. M. H. Chisolm, 2. Jesse P. Paschall, 3. Samuel Paschall, 4. A. H. Paschall, 5. Nettie Paschall, These are the only children living. By his present companion, he has one child, Daniel A. Paschall, who was born June 20, 1890. In 1871-1872, Dr. Paschall took a course at the Jefferson Medical College at Philadelphia, and graduated. Returning to Haught's store, he continued his practice there till 1877, when he bought a farm of 570 acres at Terrell, and engaged in agricultural pursuits, also continuing his medical practice. He still owns that farm. In 1885 he left his farm at Terrell and located again in Dallas county, at Mesquite. He has had an extensive and successful practice, and here he is regarded not only as a skillful physician but as one of the most prominent and leading citizens. He discovered a cure for malignant congested fever or spotted fever, and in the treatment of that dread disease, has met with unusual success. He and his wife are members of the Christian Church, and he is a Mason and a Knight of honor. | PASCHALL, Dr Daniel A (I8954)
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