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| 1 | "Historical Genealogy of the Woodsons and Their Connections", by Henry Morton Woodson, pub. 1919, p.40 | Family: F485
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| 2 | (possible family of Nancy Elizabeth Mayfield Robinson?) 1850 US Census: Name: Wm Mayfield Residence: Harlem, Delaware, Ohio Age: 40 years Calculated Birth Year: 1810 Birthplace: Virginia Gender: Male Film Number: 20223 Digital GS Number: 4191064 Image Number: 00103 Line Number: 27 Dwelling House Number: 688 Family Number: 689 Household Gender Age bLoc Wm Mayfield M 40y bVA Eleanor Mayfield F 30y bOH David Mayfield M 14y bOH Richard Mayfield M 12y bOH Wm. V Mayfield M 10y bOH Andrew Mayfield M 8y bOH Nancy E Mayfield F 4y bOH Susannah Rogers F 67y bMD | Family: F631
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| 3 | (possible family of Nancy Elizabeth Mayfield Robinson?) 1860 US Census: Name: Wm Mayfield Residence: , Delaware, Ohio Ward: Marlboro Township Age: 50 years Estimated Birth Year: 1810 Birthplace: Ohio Gender: Male Page: 128 Family Number: 915 Film Number: 803957 DGS Number: 4282503 Image Number: 00133 NARA Number: M653 Household Gender Age bYr bLoc Wm Mayfield M 50y 1810 bOH Elenor Mayfield F 45y 1815 bOH Richard Mayfield M 22y 1838 bOH James Mayfield M 20y 1840 bOH Andrew Mayfield M 18y 1842 bOH Nancy Mayfield F 15y 1845 bOH Austin Mayfield M 12y 1848 bOH | Family: F631
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| 4 | 1920 US Census (FamilySearch) Name Paul C Nugent Residence , Pima, Arizona Estimated Birth Year 1872 Age 48 Birthplace Louisiana Relationship to Head of Household Self Gender Male Race White Marital Status Married Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Film Number 1820050 Digital Folder Number 4294346 Image Number 00893 Sheet Number 2 Household Gender Age Paul C Nugent M 48y Spouse Mary L Nugent F 47y Child Paul C Nugent M 18y Child Robert L Nugent M 17y | Family: F3611
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| 5 | Children in this family have been intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants. See Sources for children's names. | Family: F2366
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| 6 | Children in this family have been intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants. See Sources for children's names. | Family: F5103
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| 7 | Children in this family intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of children and other relatives in this family. | Family: F4526
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| 8 | Children in this family intentionally omitted from the database, due to our focus on Garrison descendants. See Sources for names of children. | Family: F3365
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| 9 | Children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants. See Sources for names of any children in this family. | Family: F4313
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| 10 | Children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of any children in this family. | Family: F5276
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| 11 | Children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of children in this family. | Family: F5323
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| 12 | Other children | Family: F2491
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| 13 | Other children are listed in the 1900 US Census, see Sources for this family | Family: F1307
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| 14 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants. See sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F2864
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| 15 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F1656
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| 16 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F4208
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| 17 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F2377
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| 18 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F1603
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| 19 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F1182
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| 20 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F3243
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| 21 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F2854
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| 22 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F920
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| 23 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F3531
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| 24 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F5129
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| 25 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F4903
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| 26 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F1347
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| 27 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F2486
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| 28 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F5168
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| 29 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F5082
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| 30 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F1520
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| 31 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F1808
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| 32 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F1807
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| 33 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F2352
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| 34 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F3875
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| 35 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Logan descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F3608
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| 36 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Logan descendants; see Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F3748
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| 37 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database, due to our focus on Garrison descendants. See Sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F2735
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| 38 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database, due to our focus on Garrison descendants. See sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F4175
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| 39 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database, due to our focus on Garrison descendants. See sources for names of more children in this family. | Family: F5188
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| 40 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database, due to our focus on Garrison descendants. See Sources for names of more children in this family | Family: F1998
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| 41 | Other children intentionally omitted from the database, due to our focus on Garrison descendants. | Family: F1485
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| 42 | Citation Date: 1 Mar 2012 Publication: Journal of the American Medical Association Publication Date: 24 Aug 1935 Page: 612 Marriages: Thomas H. McConnell Jr., Hutchins, Texas, to Miss Hazel Ditto, June 6. | Family: F4733
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| 43 | Devereux gbmayfield (View posts) Posted: 1 Apr 1999 12:00PM GMT Classification: Biography Surnames: Devereux, Garrison, Hardeman The Hardeman House is one of Henderson's older homes and is located at 313 East Main Street, and is referred to as the Hardeman Homestead in most of the land records in the Rusk County Courthouse. Abigail HARDEMAN , sometimes call Abbie, was the daughter of Antoinette DEVEREAUX and Caleb Jackson GARRISON. Antoinette was the daughter of Julien Sidney Devereus, owner of Monte Verdi Plantation in southern Rusk Co. Caleb J. Garrison married Antoninette DEVEREAUX on May 15, 1856. Antoninette died in Henderson on August 29 1872 at the age of thirty-two years, leaving her husband and seven small children surviving her. Abigail Garrrison HARDEMAN was one of these children. The deeds to the Hardeman property in Rusk County records show that Richard B. TUTT built "The White Tavern" before April 21 1856 on six acres of land which was part of the tract associated with the Hardeman property. Other owners of the Property are H.L. GRIGGIN, long-time Henderson merchant, Colarence B. CANTIN, Davis McMAHON and Mrs. Lois FINLEY. DAvis McMahon and his wife, Lorea, restored the Hardeman House after purchasing it in 1962. In 1975, Mrs. Finley bought the restored home and has kept it in excellent condition, making as few alterations as possible. She has maintained it as her home since 1975 (1985) http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/localities.northam.usa.states.texas.counties.rusk/1081/mb.ashx?pnt=1 | Family: F1662
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| 44 | East Texas Genealogical Society. East Texas Family Records, Volume 04, Number 02, Summer 1980, Rosemary Whipple, editor, Journal/Magazine/Newsletter, 1980; digital images, (http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth38057 : accessed November 18, 2009), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, http://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting East Texas Genealogical Association, Tyler, Texas. Page 28, SMITH COUNTY MARRIAGES 1902: DATE 03-19-02 GROOM GARRISON, GUS BRIDE NANNIE MCBRIDE BOOK - PAGE 15 - 159 | Family: F512
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| 45 | From: maryfwood@verizon.net [mailto:maryfwood@verizon.net] Sent: Monday, July 25, 2011 2:16 PM To: admin@garrisonlogan.org Subject: Re: RE: RE: RE: Garrison-Logan Family History comments - Jean Logan Watts and Joseph Dandridge Logan I'm pretty sure that Marjorie and John Logan are buried in Sherwood Park Cemetery in Salem. Is that the correct name? Also Marjorie's brother Cushing Payne Wood is buried there and I think Marjorie Jean Logan Watts' husband Thomas is there. I can't find out anything about where Marjorie Jean Logan is--I check the Roanoke newspaper for an obit and can't find any anywhere. I didn't know she had died until I saw it in the Social Security Death Index. Joseph Dandridge Logan was cremated, I think, and ashes buried in East Hill Cemetery. He married 17 June 1950 Florence Suzanne Kime, b. 29 Sept 1927, d. 9 Aug 2003, buried in East Hill Cemetery. Hope this helps. Mary Frances | Family: F3612
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| 46 | Full military ceremony, with swords, etc. | Family: F17
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| 47 | Groom's Name John A. Grant Bride's Name Nannie Logan - could this be Ann Payne Logan? Marriage Date 26 Oct 1869 Marriage Place Fulton Co., Georgia Indexing Project (Batch) Number M00812-4 System Origin Georgia-EASy Source Film Number 409844 Reference Number p 314 no a (Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940) (added this note 20 Nov 2010) | Family: F3634
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| 48 | Groom's Name Milard F. Sims Bride's Name Sarah A. Turner* Marriage Date 23 Nov 1871 Marriage Place , Carroll, Georgia Indexing Project (Batch) Number M71236-1 System Origin Georgia-EASy Source Film Number 341902 *Is this Laura Ann Turner, with mistranscribed first name, or could it be her sister, Sarah A Turner? | Family: F3954
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| 49 | Handwritten papers found among Dorothy Adele Logan Garrison's papers after her death in 1982: "Children of H. W. Byers and Adele Harper" (probably from the 'Marriage Records from old Byers Bible'). | Family: F162
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| 50 | Hunt County, Texas, Marriages 1921-1945, grooms page 124: groom: Little, Frank Orr, Jr. (sic) bride: Braden, Grace Lee married: 11 Nov 1923 recorded: marriage volume W page 53 | Family: F3817
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| 51 | Hunt County, Texas, Marriages, 1921-1945, grooms page 125: groom: Little, William bride: Frank, Mildred married: 26 Nov 1931 recorded: marriage volume Z page 210 | Family: F3876
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| 52 | John R Barrett married Lizzie Tillis twice: 1) 13 Jul 1899 in Nacogdoches County, Texas 2) 24 May 1904 in Rusk County, Texas | Family: F3934
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| 53 | John R. Logan, Jr. is buried in the same plot as Emily B. Logan. They share a grave marker. Emily probably was John's second wife, since his first wife Cleo died in 1962 and is buried in Corpus Christi. More research is needed to confirm Emily's relationship with John. | Family: F1060
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| 54 | last known residence, Dallas. | Family: F3826
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| 55 | lived in Fort Worth, Texas | Family: F3819
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| 56 | Lived Los Angeles, California. | Family: F3799
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| 57 | Marriage date listed on double headstone | Family: F3901
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| 58 | Marriage date listed on double headstone | Family: F3895
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| 59 | Marriage performed by Rev. C. L. Pattillo, bride's brother | Family: F1097
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| 60 | Marriage performed by Rev. C. L. Pattillo, groom's brother | Family: F1098
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| 61 | Marriage performed by Rev. M. H. Eakes | Family: F1094
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| 62 | Marriage performed by Rev. M. H. Eakes | Family: F1095
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| 63 | Marriage performed by Rev. Robert A. Eakes | Family: F1104
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| 64 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F2856
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| 65 | Mr. [William A.] Ayres was born in Itawamba county, Miss., June 28, 1853, and in Cooke county, October 8, 1853, and in Cooke county, October 8, 1874, he was first married, his wife being Mary, a daughter of Dr. Russell, a former Georgian, who came to Texas from Louisiana, where his daughter Mary was born. Mrs. Ayres died January, 1889, leaving children: William Raymond, who married Cora Ditto and has a son, William Donaldson; Pearl, wife of Ed Archer, of Bowie, with children, Emmet and Floyd; and Arthur, yet with the parental home. April 3, 1890, Mr. Ayres married Mrs. Rachel Walker, a daughter of Mr. Carroll, formerly from Tennessee. By her first husband Mrs. Rachel Ayres left a daughter, Dessimond, now the wife of Albert Archer, of Salona, with issue, Carl and Edward. The children of William A. and Rachel Ayres are: Marvin, Viven, Mary Lee and Otis. June 2, 1900, the wife and mother died and May 28, 1901, Mrs. Ayres took in marriage Mrs. Lou Clark, widow of Mr. Clark and a daughter of B. R. and Ellen (Fontner) McCarroll, formerly from Tishomingo county, Mississippi. Mrs. Ayres was born in Johnson county, Arkansas, January, 1862, and is the mother of a son, James C. Clark. As the evening of life approaches Mr. Ayres finds himself in the possession of a just reward for years of honest toil. His family are coming into lives of activity and some of them have taken their stations in the world's affairs and are maintaining the family name and fame. He has had little interest in politics, but is a sincere supporter of the interests of the church. He is a steward in the Methodist church, is an Odd Fellow and a Democrat. B. B. Paddock, History and Biographical Record of North and West Texas (Chicago: Lewis Publishing Co., 1906), Vol. II, pp. 487-488. | Family: F1754
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| 66 | Other children in this family intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants. See Sources for names of more children. | Family: F3541
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| 67 | Pinehurst Dell Plantation | Family: F4895
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| 68 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F470
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| 69 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F2573
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| 70 | Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2010 12:46 PM Subject: Find A Grave Correction: Benjamin Logan ------------------------- Benjamin Edgar Logan is the son of Samuel Wilson Logan (1828-1882) and Sarah Elizabeth Swisher 1840-1876). Siblings: Eva Lee Logan Carter, Samuel Logan, Sarah Elizabeth Logan Turner and William Brown Logan. Info from Cathie Elaine Logan Sharpe, dau of William Brown Logan. ------------------------- | Family: F3010
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| 71 | The children of this marriage will not be added to our database. This family was created just to show that Jacob/John Solon King had remarried after his first wife died. | Family: F4769
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| 72 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F100
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| 73 | Undocumented source - unsure if this marriage is correct. | Family: F1069
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| 74 | Walker's Creek | Family: F5082
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| 75 | WILLIAM A. AYRES WILLIAM A. AYRES. Montague county has looked with favor upon the citizenship and presence of William Albert Ayres. He has been numbered among other vigorous and thrifty population since 1884, the year in which he plowed his first furrow herein and rode his first race after a cow. James Ayres, of Bowie, and Robert E., another brother, together with William A., constituted the trio of determined young men of that year, with ambition for the eventual achievement of substantial results, and they constitute the same trio today who are in the actual enjoyment of the fruits of their early aspirations. Since the year 1856 the Ayres of this branch have been citizens of Texas. That year William Ayres, father of our subject, brought his family from Alabama and established it in Smith county. The father was a native of Alabama, grew up on a plantation and pursued the vocation of a farmer himself throughout life. He married Nancy Patton, a daughter of John Patton, a Mississippi farmer. In Smith county the family belonged to the poor but honorable class of citizens, and were following their vocation without incident until the Civil war came up, when the father and oldest son were drawn into the conflict. They both joined the regular Texas contingent of the Confederate army and did their duty until the fratricidal contest came to an end. Just before he was to have returned to his family the father died, in 1865, and the responsibility of rearing and caring for a growing family fell to the lot of the mother. By the marriage of William and Nancy Ayres there were children, viz: Elizabeth, deceased, who married Kelley Pierce and died in Cooke county, Texas; Mary, who married James Jones and died in the same county; James, a leading merchant of Bowie; William A. and Robert E., twin brothers; Hallig M., of Tishomingo, Indian Territory. About 1868, the family moved from Smith into Cooke county and there the mother guided the footsteps of her children until years of discretion and accountability were reached. When the sons came into Montague county and established themselves, the mother followed in time, and at the home of her son, William A., she passed away in June, 1896. The country schools provided all the advantages for an education that William A. Ayres had in childhood, and in Cooke county he reached his majority and began his serious, independent career. The work of the family home was in common and the brothers left each other a helping hand at every opportunity and everything seemed to make progress in harmony toward the goal of each ambition. The brothers bought and paid out a home of one hundred and sixty acres in Cooke county and when they came to Montague county they had a few hundred dollars with which to begin the stock business as well as farming. For many years William A. and Robert E. Ayres were associated together in the stock business, made the venture pay and became widely and favorably known as cowmen. In the beginning William A. Ayres purchased a bottom farm on Denton creek and made his home upon it until 1893, when he improved a site near Salona, where he has since resided. He owns nearly a section of land, has given up the stock industry and is devoting himself to systematic and intelligent and successful agriculture. Mr. Ayres was born in Itawamba county, Miss., June 28, 1853, and in Cooke county, October 8, 1853, and in Cooke county, October 8, 1874, he was first married, his wife being Mary, a daughter of Dr. Russell, a former Georgian, who came to Texas from Louisiana, where his daughter Mary was born. Mrs. Ayres died January, 1889, leaving children: William Raymond, who married Cora Ditto and has a son, William Donaldson; Pearl, wife of Ed Archer, of Bowie, with children, Emmet and Floyd; and Arthur, yet with the parental home. April 3, 1890, Mr. Ayres married Mrs. Rachel Walker, a daughter of Mr. Carroll, formerly from Tennessee. By her first husband Mrs. Rachel Ayres left a daughter, Dessimond, now the wife of Albert Archer, of Salona, with issue, Carl and Edward. The children of William A. and Rachel Ayres are: Marvin, Viven, Mary Lee and Otis. June 2, 1900, the wife and mother died and May 28, 1901, Mrs. Ayres took in marriage Mrs. Lou Clark, widow of Mr. Clark and a daughter of B. R. and Ellen (Fontner) McCarroll, formerly from Tishomingo county, Mississippi. Mrs. Ayres was born in Johnson county, Arkansas, January, 1862, and is the mother of a son, James C. Clark. As the evening of life approaches Mr. Ayres finds himself in the possession of a just reward for years of honest toil. His family are coming into lives of activity and some of them have taken their stations in the world's affairs and are maintaining the family name and fame. He has had little interest in politics, but is a sincere supporter of the interests of the church. He is a steward in the Methodist church, is an Odd Fellow and a Democrat. B. B. Paddock, History and Biographical Record of North and West Texas (Chicago: Lewis Publishing Co., 1906), Vol. II, pp. 487-488. | Family: F1755
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| 76 | www.rootsweb.com, WorldConnect Project: ROBINSON, NINA 27 OCT 1878 GLADBROOK, IOWA 30 SEP 1966 BAKERSFIELD, CA. Father: TOM ROBINSON Mother: NANCY ELIZABETH MAYFIELD Spouse: Carl Garrison | Family: F386
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| 77 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 78 | This is a 'place holder' for an unknown spouse so that the family will display on the individual page of the known spouse. This is preferable to using 'Unknown' as a name. | Husband1
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| 79 | This is a 'place holder' for an unknown spouse so that the family will display on the individual page of the known spouse. This is preferable to using 'Unknown' as a name. | Husband2
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| 80 | Margaret is named as John Logan's wife in his 1778 will. Some Logan researchers believe that Mary, John's first wife, is actually the same person as Margaret. | Margaret
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| 81 | Death date is not inscribed on headstone. | Myrtis G.
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| 82 | This is a 'place holder' for an unknown spouse so that the family will display on the individual page of the known spouse. This is preferable to using 'Unknown' as a name. | Wife
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| 83 | This is a 'place holder' for an unknown spouse so that the family will display on the individual page of the known spouse. This is preferable to using 'Unknown' as a name. | Wife
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| 84 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 85 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 86 | This is a 'place holder' for an unknown spouse so that the family will display on the individual page of the known spouse. This is preferable to using 'Unknown' as a name. | Wife1
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| 87 | This is a 'place holder' for an unknown spouse so that the family will display on the individual page of the known spouse. This is preferable to using 'Unknown' as a name. | Wife1
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| 88 | Charles Hamilton Adams was born in Long Beach, California on September 27, 1945 to Marjorie Ann Edwards Adams and Charles Knight Adams. As WWII came to a close, the first born "Charlie" and his parents returned to their hometown, Dallas . Charlie was a fifth generation Dallasite, descended from the Cochrans, Jenkins and Knights who came to Dallas in 1846, three years after Dallas founder John Neely Bryan settled on the banks of the Trinity River. The Knight farm later became the Oak Lawn Addition of Dallas . Charlie attended Walnut Hill Elementary School, Cary Jr. High, Thomas Jefferson High School and graduated from Texas Military Institute in San Antonio in 1963. He Graduated from TCU in 1967, where he was an officer in Phi Delta Theta, and drummer in the well known Throckmorton Street Rescue Mission Rock and Roll Band. He was Battalion Commander and Distinguished Military Graduate of the TCU Army ROTC, accepting a Regular Army Commision and serving our country well in the U.S. and Korea. He worked many years as General Manager of Custom Automotive. Charlie loved baseball. Accomplished at the plate due to his good eye and muscular 6'2" frame, and in the outfield due to his sure glove and accurate arm, he was an excellent player; however, he found his real avocation in life behind the plate as an umpire. He quickly rose though the "Little League" and junior high ranks until he became a 5A umpire. One of his proudest moments was when the local 5A coaches selected him as a preferred playoff umpire due to his skill and impartiality. He was well known to call the games closely and fairly. Charlie was charismatic. He was a raconteur of the highest order, a teller of tall tales who regaled people with stories both true and imagined. He captivated people with his positive energy and his love of life. He cared about people and they sensed it without being told. It was fun to be around him. He was totally non-judgmental. The glass was always half full. Charlie is survived by his wife Brenda and their children through marriage, Graham, Monty and Callie. Charlie is also survived by his sons, Charles Adams, Travis Adams, and Austin Adams, by his sisters, Nancy Adams, Marjie Osborne and Ginny McCanse by his brothers, Andrew Adams and his wife Cris, their daughters Sarah Adams and Rachel Adams, George Adams and his wife Debbie, their daughters Lauren Adams and Lindsey Adams, Bill Bedford and Henry Bedford. Charlie is also survived by his dear friend Sid Bradshaw. Hail and farewell, my great and true friend, we will miss you terribly. A memorial service will be held at 11:00 am on Saturday, July 18th at Chinn's Chapel United Methodist Church 100 Chinn's Chapel Road, Copper Canyon, TX 75077 with Pastor Paul McGarvey officiating. In lieu of flowers the family would appreciate a donation in Charlie's memory to Chinn's Chapel. Dallas Morning News, The (TX) Date: July 17, 2009 Record Number: 0000112372-01 (c) Copyright, 2009, The Dallas Morning News | Charles Hamilton ADAMS
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| 89 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 90 | Listed as Spencer Montague Ainsworth on p. 200 of the book "Caleb Garrison, Sr. and his wife, Sarah Fleming", but grave marker has "Spencer Milton Ainsworth". | Spencer Milton AINSWORTH
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| 91 | Is this the same Kenneth B Alford, remarried with a family? 1900 US Census: Name: K B Alfora (possibly Alford) Residence: Justice Precinct 7 (part north of r.r.), Shelby, Texas Birth Date: Aug 1855 Birthplace: Alabama Relationship to Head-of-Household: Self Spouse Name: M A Alfora Spouse Birth Place: Alabama Father Birthplace: Georgia Mother Birthplace: Georgia Race or Color (expanded): White Gender: Male Marital Status: Married Years Married: 10 Estimated Marriage Year: 1890 Enumeration District: 0092 Sheet Number and Letter: 3A Household ID: 39 Reference Number: 12 GSU Film Number: 1241669 Image Number: 00409 Household Gender Bmo Byr Age mwsd #born,liv bLoc Head K B Alfora M Aug 1855 44y m10y bAL Spouse M A Alfora F Apr 1868 32y m10y 3,3 bAL Child Mary Lewis Alfora F Apr 1891 9y s bAL Child Kenneth Alfora M Sep 1893 6y s bAL Child Alice Pearl Alfora F Apr 1897 3y s bAL 1910 US Census: Name: Kencher B Alford Birthplace: Alabama Relationship to Head of Household: Self Residence: Timpson, Shelby, Texas Marital Status: Widowed Race : White Gender: Male Father's Birthplace: Georgia Mother's Birthplace: Georgia Family Number: 20 Page Number: 2 Household Gender Age bLoc Head Kencher B Alford M 54y bAL Child Mary L Alford F 18y bTX Child Kenneth W Alford M 15y bTX Child Allis P Alford F 13y bTX Texas Deaths: Name: Kenneth Wise Alford Death Date: 29 Jan 1935 Death Place: Houston, Harris, Texas Gender: Male Race: White Death Age: 41 years 4 months 23 days Birth Date: 09 Sep 1893 Birthplace: Tempson, Texas Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Mamie Alford Father's Name: K. B. Alford Father's Birthplace: Texas Mother's Name: Angie Gammill Mother's Birthplace: Texas Occupation: Clerk, Humble Oil Place of Residence: 539 Arlington St, Houston, Harris, Texas Length of Residence: 20 years Cemetery: Forest Park Burial Place: Burial Date: 31 Jan 1935 Undertaker: Boulevard Funeral Home Informant: Miss Kathleen Alford Film Number: 2116252 Digital Film Number: 4030349 Image Number: 1697 Reference Number: cn 2775 | Kenneth B ALFORD
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| 92 | May have been born in Alabama | Kenneth B ALFORD
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| 93 | CARTHAGE - Services for Lessley Allen Walker, 94, of Carthage, will be 11 a.m. Tuesday, February 17, 2009, at Hawthorn Funeral Home Chapel, with the Rev. Paul Thomasson officiating. Interment will be in Odd Fellows Cemetery. Mrs. Walker died February 15, 2009, in Carthage. | Lessley ALLEN
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| 94 | A Memorial plaque exists at Manila American Cemetery and Memorial, Fort Bonifacio, Manila, Manila City, Philippines Listed on The Tablets Of The Missing | Charles Freedeman ALTON, Jr.
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| 95 | Missing In Action, Philippines, World War II | Charles Freedeman ALTON, Jr.
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| 96 | Wife of T. S. Garrison After their marriage Capt. T. S. and Sarah Elizabeth Garrison moved to Caledonia. After the town of Timpson was established, they moved there and remained there for the rest of her life. She was a charter member of the Timpson Methodist Church. Mrs. Garrison had been in failing health for some time before her death on November 18, 1918, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. E. Sanford, at Caledonia. Source: Obituary, The Champion, November 20, 1918, reprinted in Mildred Cariker Pinkston, Obituaries of Early Pioneers, Shelby County, Texas, Center: Center Printing Co., 1983, I:57 | Sarah Elizabeth AVERY
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| 97 | Her correct name: Nancy Emma "Emmer" (Bailey) Barrett, d/o John Henry Bailey and Mary Isabelle Cotton. MF on Find A Grave, 7/21/2007 | Nancy Emma BAILEY
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| 98 | Mrs. Emmer Barrett Funeral for Mrs. Emmer Barrett, 84, of Route 5 Box 255, will be held Tuesday at 4 p.m. in the Oakley-Metcalf Chapel with interment in the Clifton Cemetery. Officiating will be the Rev. Lorenzo Black, pastor, of the Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. Mrs. Barrett died Sunday in Rock Haven Nursing Home. Born Dec 16, 1892, in Nacogdoches County, she had lived her lifetime in the area. She was a member of the Baptist Church and the widow of Joe Barrett, who died in 1959. Surviving are four sons, J. E., Marvin, and Jesse Barrett of Houston and Henry J Barrett of Nacogdoches; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Whitten of Mansfield, La., Mrs. Faye Stokes of Timpson, and Mrs. Tessie Theck of Nacogdoches; 26 grandchildren; and several great grandchildren. Mrs. Beverly Langley gave the music. Oakley-Metcalf Funeral Home directed arrangements. The Daily Sentinel, Nacogdoches, Texas, Jan. 17, 1977 | Nancy Emma BAILEY
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| 99 | Helen shares a grave marker with her first husband, Daniel G McNair. | Helen Lee BAIRD
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| 100 | EDITH ISABEL BALLENGER LEATH The following bio was taken from page 283 of the book entitled “Rusk County History” compiled and edited and used with permission of the Rusk County Historical Commission. Transcribed by Shirley Koym Submitted by Gloria Briley Mayfield, Cemeteries of Texas Edith Isabel Ballenger Leath was born in Rusk County on September 2, 1905. Her parents were Wade Edward and Betty Strong Ballenger. Both of her parents were born and grew up in Rusk County. Isabel’s grandparents were Richard and Isabel Ballenger, and Sam and Katherine Strong. Isabel has two brothers and two sisters. In 1926, Isabel met and married her husband, Colly Leath. He was also a Rusk County native. His parents were Lonnie and Ola Irwin Leath. Colly was one of eight children. Colly and Isabel lived most of their married life in the Church Hill Community. They have three children: Nelwyn Joyce Bagley of Henderson, Colly Edward Leath of Lufkin, and Jack Howard Leath of Pineland. Isabel has seven grandchildren, and at the present time she has seven great grandchildren. Colly was associated with Leath Brothers Tire Company which was located in Henderson. He died in June of 1970. Isabel is retired from Sue Ann Manufacturing Company. She spends her time now doing handwork and doing a little babysitting. Colly and Isabel have always attended Church Hill United Methodist Church. Submitted by Mrs. Johnny Bagley | Edith Isabelle BALLENGER
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| 101 | First person buried in New Prospect Cemetery | Judith Ann BALLENGER
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| 102 | Funeral services for Ralph W. Ballenger, 93, of Henderson, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, May 7, 2010, at Crawford-A. Crim Chapel with Rev. Bill Kuykendall and Rev. Frank Lane officiating. Interment will be in New Prospect Cemetery under the direction of Crawford-A. Crim Funeral Home in Henderson. Mr. Ballenger died Wednesday, May 5, 2010, at Hospice of East Texas, Tyler. He was born Oct. 14, 1916, in Rusk County and was a lifelong resident of Henderson. He was a member of New Prospect Baptist Church and retired from Grondike Transport. He was an active member of VFW. He joined the 425th Army Air Force Unit in Barksdale about a year before Pearl harbor. During the war, he earned several medals, including the Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal with three Bronze Stars, a Good Conduct Medal, the American Defense Service Medal and the Distinguished Unit Badge. The highest rank he achieved during the war was staff sergeant. Family will receive friends from 6-8 p.m Thursday, May 6, 2010, at the funeral home. He was preceded in death by: his wife, Vonzell Ballenger; parents, Clifton and Lois Ballenger; sister, Maureen Harris; brothers, Jack and Thomas Ballenger Sr. Survivors include: son, David Ballenger and wife Pam of Henderson; grandsons, Paul Ballenger, Shane Ballenger, Matt Ballenger and Jake Ballenger; nephews, Thomas Ballenger Jr. and Johnny Ballenger; great-nephew, Thomas Ballenger III, great-niece, Brooklyn Ballenger Pallbearers will be Paul Ballenger, Matt Ballenger, Jake Ballenger, Thomas Ballenger Jr., Johnny Ballenger and Bobby Whitehead. Honorary pallbearers will be Shane Ballenger, Dan Ballenger, Orvill E. Todd, Joe Gibson and Richard Smith. (Obit from Crawford-A Funeral Home) | Ralph W BALLENGER
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| 103 | Birth day on grave marker is Feb. 2, 1910 | Joel Hamlett BARHAM
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| 104 | Funeral for Coleman Franklin Barrett, 70, of Box 282, Garrison was held at 11 a.m. today, Monday, in the Oakley-Metcalf Chapel. Interment was in Sunset Memorial Park. The Rev. Carl Greer of Garrison Baptist Church officiated, with music under the direction of Mrs. Janie Kirkpatrick. Mr. Barrett died at 12:15 p.m., Saturday at his home in Garrison. Born May 2, 1905 in Rusk County, Mr. Barrett had lived his entire life in Garrison, He was married to Ruthie Lollar in 1923 and she survives him. Other survivors include his father, Frank G. Barrett of Mt. Enterprise; one son, Rayford Barrett of Houston; three daughers, Mrs. Hazel Newman, Mrs. Lee Whisenant and Mrs. Anne Arrington, all of Houston; two brothers, Odis Barrett of Pasadena, and F.G. Barrett of Los Angeles, Calif.; three sisters, Mrs. Bessie Byrd and Mrs. Beulah Moody, both of Mt. Enterprise, and Mrs. Jewel Reed of Longview; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. His grandsons served as pallbearers. The Daily Sentinel, Nacogdoches, Texas, Monday, February 2, 1976 | Coleman Franklin BARRETT
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| 105 | Funeral service will be held for Henry Jefferson Barrett, 76, at 2 p.m. Friday, July 24, 2009, at Cason Monk-Metcalf Sunset Chapel with Bro. Ed Williamson officiating and Bro. Freddy Bird assisting. Interment will be at Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Nacogdoches, Texas. Henry passed away July 21, 2009 in Nacogdoches, Texas. He was born September 1, 1932, in Nacogdoches, Texas, to Joe and Emmer Barrett. Henry served his country in the Korean War while serving in the United States Army. He was deacon for Bethany Baptist Church. Mr. Barrett loved to travel and garden and was a retired poultry grower. He enjoyed his poultry farm clean-out business. Another of his passions was spoiling his grandson. Mr. Barrett is survived by his wife, Margarette Anne Barrett of Nacogdoches, Texas; son, Raymond Edwin Barrett Sr. and wife, Tiffany of Nacogdoches, Texas; grandson, Raymond Edwin Barrett Jr. of Nacogdoches, Texas; brother, Jesse Lavon Barrett of Bogata, Texas; sisters, Mary Bell Whitton of Shreveport, Louisiana, and Connie Faye Stokes of Mount Enterprise, Texas; niece and special friend, Gaynell Stokes Young and husband, Robert, of Arizona; and lifelong friends, Raymundo Avila and Johnny Burch of Nacogdoches, Texas. He was preceded in death by his parents; first wife, Florence Poole Barrett; brothers, Marvin Barrett, Jack Barrett, Jay Barrett and Tommy Barrett; and sister, Tessie Theck. Pallbearers will be Bobby Griffith, Wayne Williamson, John Lindsey, Gregg Boadan, Jerry Whitaker and Jackie Nickols. Honorary pallbearers will be Wayne Caver, Luie Ayres and Rob Whitehead. The family would like to give a special thanks to the LifeCare Hospice, and special friends who helped out during this time of need. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorials be made in memory of Mr. Barrett to Bethany Baptist Church, 553 CR 945, Cushing, Texas 75760. Visitation will be from 6 until 8 p.m. Thursday, July 23, 2009, at Cason Monk-Metcalf Funeral Directors. Cason Monk-Metcalf Funeral Directors. The Daily Sentinel, Nacogdoches, Texas, Thursday, July 23, 2009 | Henry Jefferson BARRETT
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| 106 | JAMES CLIFFORD BARRETT, 86, born in Garrison, Texas on November 24, 1914. Died in Houston, Texas on March 17, 2001. Survived by one step-daughter, Joyce Ludwig; brother, Norman Barrett and wife Gloria; sister, Valedia Depaul; a host of step-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 11:30 am. on Tuesday, March 20, 2001 in the Chapel of Pat H. Foley Funeral Home with Bro. Weldon Richey officiating. Interment will follow at Houston National Cemetery. Friends may call from 3:00 PM. -5:00 PM. on Monday at Pat H. Foley. The Houston Chroncile, Houston, Texas, Monday, March 19, 2001 | James Clifford BARRETT
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| 107 | Mrs. Janette Elliott HENDERSON--Funeral for Mrs. Janette Elliott, 39, of Tyler was at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Crawford-A. Crim funeral home chapel at Henderson with the Rev. Bobby Conner and the Rev. Guy Culver officiating. Burial was in the Woodlawn Heights cemetery at Mount Enterprise. Mrs. Elliott was the wife of James Elliott, executive director of the Rusk-Cherokee Community Action Program. She died Friday morning in a Tyler hospital after a brief illness. She was born at Mount Enterprise and had lived in Smith County for 10 years. She was employed as a secretary in the transportation department of the Tyler Independent School District. She was a member of the Bullard First Baptist Church. Mrs. Elliott is survived by her husband, James Elliott of Tyler; her parents, Judge and Mrs. Horace Barrett of Mount Enterprise; a son, Jim Elliott of Tyler; two daughters, Miss Diane Elliott and Miss Teresa Elliott, both of Tyler; her mother-in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott of Rusk; and a brother, Bo Barrett of Henderson. (unknown newspaper obituary, October 7, 1979) | Jannette Marie BARRETT
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| 108 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 109 | Funeral for Joe Barrett Held Sunday Funeral services for Joe Barrett, 81, of Houston were held Sunday afternoon, Jan. 25, at 2:30 o'clock at the graveside in Clifton cemetery, which is located on the other side of Camp Tonkawa. Interment followed in Clifton cemetery. The Rev. George Nelson, Baptist minister, and the Rev. Leonard Boatman, Methodist minister, officiated. Mr. Barrett died at his residence in Houston Saturday morning, Jan. 24, at 12:05 o'clock. He was born Dec. 28, 1877, in Nacogdoches county, the son of Jeff Barrett and Jennie Barnes Barrett, but had lived most of his lifetime in Houston. He was a member of the Methodist Church. He was married to Emmer Bailey Barrett, who survives. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Emmer Barrett of Houston; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Belle Whitson of Logansport, Mrs. Connie Fay Stokes of Garrison, and Miss Tessie Barrett of Houston; six sons, Tommie Barrett of Nacogdoches, O. K. Barrett, Henry Barrett, and Jessie Barrett, all of Houston, J. E. Barrett of Willis, and Marvin Barrett of Henderson; 28 grandchildren, and 10 great grandchildren. Oakley-Metcalf Funeral Home in Nacogdoches was in charge of the arrangements. (The Daily Sentinel, Nacogdoches, Texas, Jan. 26, 1959) | Joseph BARRETT
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| 110 | Funeral services for Walter (Burl) Barrett, 62, of Garrison, were held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Walnut Grove church, with the Rev. Calvin Honea officiating. Interment was in the Walnut Grove Cemetery. Mr. Barrett died suddenly Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock while fishing on a creek near Garrison. He was rushed by automobile to the Dora Garrison health clinic in Garrison where he was pronounced dead on arrival. Mr. Barrett was born March 29, 1891, at Garrison and had lived there all his life. He was married to Mollie Lunsford in 1911 and she preceded him in death in 1944. Surviving are six daughters, Mrs. Minnie Cates of Laneville, Mrs. Abilene Cruse of Garrison and Mrs. Veledia Garrison, Mrs. Della Frederick, Mrs. Burline Curbow, and Mrs. Pauline Frederick, all of Houston; three sons, Clifford Barrett, Gordon Barrett, and Norman Barrett, all of Houston; one sister, Mrs. Mattie Coats of Houston; two brothers, Fred Barrett of Garrison, and Joe Barrett of Houston; and 11 grandchildren.The Oakley-Metcalf funeral home was in charge of arrangements. The Daily Sentinel, Nacogdoches, Texas, Tuesday, April 14, 1953 | Walter BARRETT
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| 111 | Funeral for William Tommie Barrett, 68, of Route 6, Box 244, was scheduled for today, Wednesday, at 3 p.m. in the Lone Pine Baptist Church, with interment in the Clifton Cemetery. Officiating will be the Rev. T.A. Crisp, pastor of the Red Flat Baptist Church, and the Rev. L. Black, pastor of the Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. Mr. Barrett died in Houston Sunday, Oct. 31. Born Nov. 7, 1907, in Nacogdoches County, he was the son of Joe Barrett and Tessie Clifton Barrett. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Baptist Church. Mr. Barrett was married to Lillie Edna Barrett who died Oct. 17, 1970. Survivors include two sons, Horace Barrett of Nacogdoches and James Barrett of Houston; one daughter, Mrs. Tommye Jean Scroggins of Houston; five brothers, Henry Barrett of Nacogdoches, J. Barrett, Jack Barrett, Marvin Barrett and Jessie Barrett, all of Houston; three sisters, Mrs. Tessie Theck of Nacogdoches, Mrs. Tommie Stokes of Timpson and Mrs. Mary Belle Whitton of Mansfield, La.; 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Oakley-Metcalf Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. The Daily Sentinel, Nacogdoches, Texas, Wednesday, November 3, 1976 | William Tommie BARRETT
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| 112 | Unsure if this is same William F Bausch: AMERICAN BATTLE MONUMENTS COMMISSION The World War II Honor Roll William F. Bausch First Sergeant, U.S. Army Service # 20118914 19th Infantry Regiment, 24th Infantry Division Entered the Service from: Massachusetts Died: 3-May-45 Buried at: Plot D Row 5 Grave 190 Manila American Cemetery Manila, Philippines Awards: Purple Heart | William F BAUSCH
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| 113 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 114 | Name: Thomas Buster Bayless Death date: 23 Nov 1963 Death place: Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas Gender: Male Race or color (on document): W Age at death: 46 years Estimated birth year: Birthdate: 15 Oct 1917 Birthplace: Johnson County, Texas Marital status: Married Spouse's name: Lagene Bayless Father's name: H J Bayless Father's birthplace: Mother's name: Nellie Robinson Mother's birthplace: Occupation: Bureau Of Prisons Residence: Seagoville, Dallas, Texas Cemetery name: Rose Hill Cemetery Burial place: Cleburne, Texas Burial date: 23 Nov 1963 Additional relatives: Film number: 2117354 Digital GS number: 4028335 Image number: 1264 Reference number: 72630 Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976 | Thomas Buster BAYLESS
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| 115 | GILMER - Services for Juanita Beasley Nelms, 101, of Arlington, formerly of Gilmer, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday, September 1, 2008, at the First United Methodist Church, with the Reverend Ken Calhoun and Larry W. Osborne officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park, with the Reverend Jess Bemis officiating. Born July 28, 1907, to Hill and Hortense Beasley, she entered into eternal rest on Thursday, August 28, 2008. She and her late husband, William Marshall Nelms, came to Gilmer 80 years ago and later owned and operated Nelms Furniture and Gifts in downtown Gilmer, and it still operates as Nelms at the Hudgins House on the southwest corner of the courthouse square. For many years, the Nelms family lived at the corner of Bledsoe and North Street in the attractive white farm residence where they reared their two sons, Bill and Phillip. It was there that Mrs. Nelms entertained the 20th Century Club and other groups to which she belonged. She played a key role in the 20th century, seeing records that may never be equaled. For many years from the mid-1950s to the early 1980s, she was the director of the East Texas Yamboree Pageant and remained on the board of directors. For 75 years, she was the pianist for the Gilmer Rotary Club and the recipient of two Paul Harris Fellowship awards, the organist and pianist for the First United Methodist Church for more than 50 years and organist and pianist for Croley Funeral Home for 40 years. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, William Marshall Nelms; brothers, Harold Beasley and Hill Beasley; and sister, Ida Jean Harrison. She is survived by her two sons and daughter-in-law, Dr. Bill and Ailsa Nelms of the Cayman Islands, and Phillip "Pete" Nelms of Dallas; six grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. If so desired, memorial contributions may be made to the First United Methodist Church, 105 N. Montgomery, Gilmer, TX 75644; or to the charity of your choice. The family will receive friends from 6-8 p.m. Sunday evening, August 31, 2008, at Croley Funeral Home in Gilmer. Longview News Journal Obituaries Saturday, August 30, 2008 | Juanita BEASLEY
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| 116 | A private memorial was held Thursday, November 20, 2008 on Dr. Bedford's beloved ranch under his favorite tree, where his ashes were scattered. | Alfred BEDFORD
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| 117 | Funeral services for Mrs. Lillie Edna Barrett, 57, of Route 6, Box 244, were held Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Lone Pine Baptist Church with interment in the Clifton Cemetery. Officiating were the Rev. Doyle Self of Gravel Ridge and the Rev. T.A. Crisp of Pleasant Hill, both Baptist churches. Mrs. Barrett died Saturday in Memorial Hospital. Born Jan. 15, 1913, in Nacogdoches County, Mrs. Barrett had lived in the area all her life. She was the daughter of Osborn W. and Kate E. Hutchison Berry, and a member of the Baptist Church. Mrs. Barrett was married to Tommie Barrett April 11, 1932, and he survives her. Other survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Tommie Jean Scroggins of Houston; two sons, William Horace Barrett of Nacogdoches and James Howard Barrett of Houston; a sister, Mrs. George Clifton of Nacogdoches; and nine grandchildren. Pallbearers were Edgar Kolb, Carroll Coats, Virgil Chaviers, Tom Randall, and Wade, Ancil, and T.A. Clifton. R.J. Barrett directed the music. Oakley-Metcalf Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. The Daily Sentinel, Nacogdoches, Texas, Monday, October 19, 1970 | Lillie Edna BERRY
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| 118 | This may be a 'Pre-need' marker | Vina BERRY
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| 119 | Dutch Hollow | Newton Branham BLACKWELL
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| 120 | He was a member of the First Methodist Church, the Texas Dental Society, the American Legion, the Elks Lodge, and the Masonic Lodge. He moved to Breckenridge in 1919. Survivors: daughter - Mrs. Kenneth W. Moore of California; brother - Sam Boles of Jacksonville; two grandchildren. His funeral was held in the First Methodist Church of Breckenridge with Rev. Kenneth Reed, pastor, officiating. (The Breckenridge American, December 2, 1965. Permission for use granted by publisher to Dorman Holub) | Daniel Monroe BOLES
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| 121 | Funeral services for Miss Lois Boles, age 92, of Jacksonville, are scheduled for 3 p.m. Sunday, March 22, 2009, at First Baptist Church, Jacksonville with the Rev. Grady Higgs and the Rev. Vernon Lee officiating. Burial will follow at Resthaven Memorial Park, Jacksonville. Services are under the direction of Autry Funeral Home, Jacksonville. Miss Boles passed away Thursday, March 19, 2009, in Jacksonville. She was born March 9, 1917, in Jacksonville to Sam Boles and Gussie Mae Cunningham Boles. Miss Boles was a member of First Baptist Church, Jacksonville, a graduate of Jacksonville High School, received her master's degree at Stephen F. Austin University, a Pink Lady, member of Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority, was recently honored as being the oldest member of First Baptist Church and taught Sunday school in the Beginner's Class for over 50 years. She taught school for 44 years, 35 of which were in Jacksonville. Miss Boles retired in 1983 and was active in the Retired Teachers Association. Survivors include cousins, Dolores McCord of Jacksonville, Gordon Nunn of Galveston, Tony and Jerrie Sue Cleaver of Killeen, Mark and Sondra Kellar of Houston, David M. McCord of Hillsboro, Shine Chancellor of Jacksonville, Joy Bonjio and Bess Koehnle, both of Houston; and many other beloved cousins and friends. Pallbearers will be Larry Garner, Craig Garner, Pat Baker, Ronnie Travis, David Barr, Rayburn McCown and Jimmy Tankersley. Honorary pallbearers will be James Everett, Clifford Blake, Dr. Alfonso Saade, Jim Kolb, Glenn Horn and Earl Gay. The family will receive friends from 1-3 p.m. Sunday, March 22, 2009, at First Baptist Church, Jacksonville. Published in the Tyler Morning Telegraph on 3/21/2009 | Lois Lucille BOLES
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| 122 | Lost at sea, on U.S. Destroyer Reuben James during World War II. | Paul Rogers BOYNTON
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| 123 | Dallas County Birth Records, Book A, pg. 2: (8 Mar 2009) Brasswell, Emma Annie S. W. and Mary A. Brasswell Sept. 29, 1874 White female | Emma Annie BRASWELL
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| 124 | Brennan, Patrick H Age 76 passed from this life April 13, 2009 in Hurst, Texas. VISITATION will be 6 - 8 P.M. Tuesday evening at the funeral home. GRAVESIDE SERVICE will be 11 A.M. Wednesday at IOOF Cemetery, Caddo Mills, Texas. Please visit our Website: www.cwsfuneralhome.com for additional information. Dallas Morning News, The (TX) Date: April 14, 2009 Record Number: 21563992-1 (c) Copyright, 2009, The Dallas Morning News | Patrick Henry BRENNAN, Jr
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| 125 | Knoxville Journal May 2, 1946 RENEAU --- Mrs. Amanda Brimer, 86, widow of the late J. D. Reneau, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hobart Holbert, 831 Young High Pike, Knoxville, at 4:10 a.m. Wednesday. Survivors: daughters; sons, Jake Reneau, Knoxville, Ross Reneau, Ohio, Rote Reneau, Wellington, Kan., Will Lethco, Atlanta; step-daughter, Mrs. Mollie Miller, Dandridge; 26 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; one great-great-granddaughter; host of other relatives. Funeral 2 .m. Friday, Hill Chapel Methodist Church, Jefferson County, of which she was a member. Revs. J. Woodord Stone and W. E. O. Robinson officiating. Pallbearers: Earl Reneau, Stanley Holbert, Curtis, Hubert, Frank and James Lethco. The body will be returned to the home, Thursday at 1 p.m. Atchley's Sevierville, in charge. | Amanda E BRIMER
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| 126 | Grave is unmarked, per a photo volunteer. | Nancy BRINSON
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| 127 | Source: Glenwood Cemetery, Houston, Texas Burial Records: http://www.glenwoodcemetery.org/search/ Citation Date: 1/7/2012 Name: F. (Infant of) Broguiz[sic] Burial Date: 07/06/1925 Section: NSR Lot Number: 796 Marker: No | Infant Son BROGNIEZ
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| 128 | Robert's first wife Ruth M has been intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants. See Sources for more information about this family. | Robert Ray BRYANT, Sr
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| 129 | Tablets of the Missing | Fred Gordon BUCKNER
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| 130 | Originally buried in the Burford family cemetery; bodies were moved to the Harris lot in Oak Hill Cemetery after the family property was sold. | Florence Marinda BURFORD
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| 131 | Reinterred from the Burford family cemetery by Phillip H. Harris. | Thomas Fletcher BURFORD
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| 132 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 133 | Buried next to his first wife Claudie. | Ruby Glenn BURKE
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| 134 | Handwritten chart on David & Mary Gordon Byers, found in Dorothy Adele Logan Garrison's papers. | Elizabeth BYERS
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| 135 | Headstone lists age of death 77 years; this disagrees with family records for birth date of November 1, 1805. | Henry Johnston BYERS
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| 136 | Memorial service at Wells Funeral Home. | Sara Jane BYERS
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| 137 | Obituary states she was born in Chillicothe, Texas, but the 1920 US Census for Hardeman County, Texas states she was adopted, born in Arkansas, father born Oklahoma,mother born Texas. | Virginia CARLOCK
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| 138 | Birth date on stone, 1 Feb 1892, disagrees with 1900 census where birth date is listed as 6 May 1892. | Herman Wilson CARTER
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| 139 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 140 | Cremated, location of ashes unknown. | Anita Beatrice CEDRONE
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| 141 | US Social Security Index | Adelaide French CHAMBERS
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| 142 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 143 | Cemetery office confirmed there is no grave marker for this burial. | Russell Mays CHAPMAN
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| 144 | Ida died of typhoid fever and was cremated by the Elmwood County Crematory. DC#12587 does not say what was done with her ashes. | Ida Laura CHAPPELOW
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| 145 | Robert Ward Clary was married a second time, but his wife and stepchildren from that marriage will not be added to the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants. Please see Sources for more information about his second family. | Robert Ward CLARY
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| 146 | Died age 21 years | Andrew Jackson COSPER
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| 147 | Died of injuries when thrown from a horse. | Edward C COSPER
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| 148 | Born aboard the ship to America | Harmon Phillip COSPER
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| 149 | Relocated in 1962-1963 from Cosper Family Cemetery when the Logan Martin Reservoir was created. | Jacob COSPER
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| 150 | Tombstone inscription: "Ada Bell Cowan, Wife of W.G. Dickerson" Perhaps she was married first to Dickerson, and married second to Padgitt? | Ada Belle COWAN
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| 151 | Services for Mrs. Cecil R. Lunsford, 83, of Garrison will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Cason Monk-Metcalf Sunset Chapel with the Revs. Leroy Anderson and Travis Lunsford officiating and burial at Old Prospect Cemetery in Rusk County. Mrs. Lunsford died Friday, Oct. 24, 1997, at Memorial Hospital. Born Oct. 10, 1914 in Garrison to Henry Curbow and Willie Morgan. She was a homemaker. Surviving are her husband, M.H. "Preacher" Lunsford of Garrison; son, Lavon Lunsford of Nacogdoches; daughter, Joan Robertson of Waller; brothers, Willis Curbow and Fred Curbow both of Garrison; sister, Lucille Stanaland of Garrison; four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Cason Monk-Metcalf Funeral Directors. The Daily Sentinel, Nacogdoches, Texas, Saturday, October 24, 1997 | Cecil Ray CURBOW
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| 152 | A descendant in the sixth generation of Pocahontas, and of the family from which came the wife of President Washington. "In the dim past a descendant of Pocahontas entered into the Logan family and finally brought forth General John A. Logan." - quoted from a quote on page 43 of 'The Irvins, Doaks, Logans, and McCampbells of Virginia and Kentucky' by Margaret Morris. | Jane Butler DANDRIDGE
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| 153 | DAPKUS, ANTHONY F LT USN DATE OF BIRTH: 11/08/1902 DATE OF DEATH: 05/07/1973 BURIED AT: SECTION 12 SITE 8548-11 ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY C/O DIRECTOR ARLINGTON, VA 22211 (703) 607-8000 | Anthony Fredrick DAPKUS
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| 154 | Death notice, The Washington Post, May 9, 1973, page C4 Dapkaus, Anthony F. - On Monday, May 7, 1973, Anthony F. Dapkus, husband of Ellen C. Dabkus;' father of Frederic T. Dapkus and Mrs. Irene C. Loveless; step-father of JOhn C. Logan; Also survived by eight grandchildren. Friends may call at Joseph Gawler's Sons, 5130 Wisconsin avenue at Harrison street, N.W. (parking on premises) On Wednesday 7-9 P.M. Services will be held at the Fort Meyer Chapel, on Thursday, May 10 at 9:45 A.M. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the American Heart Fund. | Anthony Fredrick DAPKUS
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| 155 | Died when thrown from a horse while jumping a fence. | Charles McLarty DEVEREUX
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| 156 | Fincastle County at the time | John William DEVEREUX
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| 157 | Sometimes spelled "Devereaux" | Julien Sidney DEVEREUX, Sr
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| 158 | Birth and death dates on headstone disagree with death certificate. | Nettie Alma DILLON
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| 159 | Died in infancy | Sarah Katherine DILLON
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| 160 | His illness which ultimately caused death was the result of injuries received while serving in the World War [I]. | Fred Clifton DITTO
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| 161 | Since he used the suffix "Jr", he was probably named in honor of his uncle James "Jim" Ditto (who was childless) | James DITTO, Jr
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| 162 | Tombstone is broken; death date appears to have been re-etched with "died Jun 23 1888" - however this disagrees with death year 1890 listed in the book "Descendants of Caleb Garrison, Sr. and his wife Sarah Fleming", page 244. Also, Lee & Knoxie's only child Mamie Lee Ditto was born in 1890, so Lee could not have died in 1888. | Lee DITTO
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| 163 | Birth year on headstone: 1840 | Thomas Benton DITTO
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| 164 | Died from complications of injuries sustained in an automobile accident on Feb. 2, 1937 near Kerrville, Texas, with wife Lola Lee. | Court DUNKERLY
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| 165 | Cemetery records show her first name as "Thelma", but the headstone on her grave clearly reads "Miss Shelma Dunne". | Shelma DUNNE
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| 166 | Cemetery records list her name as "Lizzie May Garrison Neal" | Lizzie May DUPREE
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| 167 | Garden of Gethsemane | Edwin Hawley DYER
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| 168 | Garden of Gethsemane | Infant Daughter DYER
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| 169 | Social Security Number: 462-12-9853 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 92112 San Diego, San Diego, California | Eva Dee DYKES
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| 170 | Age calculated from tombstone inscription: 1yr 2mo 6da | Marietta Cornelia DYKES
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| 171 | The Arlington Journal Arlington, Texas Friday August 20 Mrs. Mattie Ditto Instantly Killed By T. & P. Train Mrs. Mattie A. Ditto, 79, was instantly killed Friday evening about 5:30 when struck by a Texas and Pacific passenger train at the Center Street crossing. Mrs. Ditto was on the way home from spending the day with friends on the North Side and apparently did not see the approaching train until it was almost upon her. A Moore ambulance carried her to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. Mrs. Ditto left home early in the morning to attend to some business in town, going to the business part of town to the home of Mrs. Henry McKee, a life time friend, where she spent the day. On the way home she stopped in for a short visit with Mrs. J. H. Purvis and spoke of being later than she intended and that she must hurry home for supper. Her son, Harry Ditto who works in Ft. Worth got off a bus on the highway just about the time the accident occurred and got to the scene in time to accompany his mother’s body to the hospital. Mrs. Ditto had lived in Arlington for the past 56 years and the news of her tragic death shocked the entire town. Funeral services were held at the home Sunday afternoon. ----------------------- Friday August 20 Funeral Services For Mrs. Mattie Ditto Arlington Pioneer Funeral services were conducted Sunday evening for Mrs. Mattie A. Ditto, 79, at the residence with Rev. Wm. H. Cole, pastor of the Methodist Church officiating. Pall bearers were Gordon Nichols, J. R. Wright. Donald Owens, Charles Bucher, Horace Cooper and J. H. Purvis. Burial was in the Arlington Cemetery with the Hugh Moore Funeral Home in charge. Survivors are three sons, John, Ernest and Harry Ditto all of Arlington and one brother, Luke Robinson, Lovington, New Mexico. Mrs. Ditto was born in Cook County near Gainesville December 23, 1861. The family moved to Grand Prairie when Mrs. Ditto was a child and resided there until they moved to Arlington 56 years ago, where she lived until the time of her death. She married John W. Ditto of Arlington, a member of one of the first families to settle in Arlington. Mr. Ditto was one of the first business men of the town and was active in all progressive moves for the community until his death Sept. 22, 1921. Mrs. Ditto was a charter member of the Methodist Church and a short time before her death wrote a history of the local church. According to this history, the church which Mrs. Ditto helped organize in 1877 had its start in the Watson Community and services were held there in the Presbyterian Church and later the same members moved the church to Arlington. Mrs. Ditto helped raise the funds for the first organ for the church and was the first organist. She continued active in church work until a few years ago. Mrs. Ditto was the mother of five children, three boys and two girls, the girls having passed on before their mother. Mrs. Ditto made her home with her son, Harry and his wife and her greatest pleasure in her later years was visiting her old friends, and on the day she met her tragic death had spent the day with Mrs. John McKee and had also visited with Mrs. J. H. Purvis. She made friends easily and had the happy faculty of holding friendships after they were made. Even strangers after meeting her and conversing with her, felt themselves drawn to her by her straightforward earnest manner, they knew there was no pretense or flattery in her life, but that what she was the first time they met her she would be the next. In the passing of Mrs. Ditto Arlington loses one of its best loved pioneer women, a woman who had known viscisitudes and hardships of life, but through it all remained sweet and true to the ideals of a true Christian. She lived her religion and helped others to do the same by her example and unfaltering adherence to duty and loyalty. Her memory will linger long with those who knew her best and the church she loved and helped to build will forever be a monument, sacred to the influence and sacrifice of a true Christian mother and friend. | Mattie A EARNEST
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| 172 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 173 | Death was ruled a Suicide, due to Overdose of drugs on July 1, 1963 - per Dr. Fred F. Johnson, Parkland Hospital, July 7, 1963. She was not at work. Inquest held 7-23-63. | Diane ENAS
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| 174 | Birth location is from: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com | Hester Carnes ENAS
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| 175 | Death city Malakoff is from: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com | Hester Carnes ENAS
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| 176 | http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com | Hester Carnes ENAS
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| 177 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 178 | Alternate birth date: 25 Apr 1871 | James L FAUBION
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| 179 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 180 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 181 | Foerster Family Plot | Alvin Ernst FOERSTER, II
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| 182 | Joseph L. Fogg's second wife Anna and their two children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants. See Sources for more information on his second family. | Joseph Louis FOGG
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| 183 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 184 | Cremated | Jacqueline GARRETT
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| 185 | Died during the Spanish-American War while in Jacksonville, Florida, of typhoid. His body was returned home on a train. | Daniel Allan GARRISON
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| 186 | married in 1808 (per KS, Garrisons of Georgia) | James GARRISON
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| 187 | Tombstone says died Feb. 19, 1903 | James Freeborn GARRISON, Jr
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| 188 | Grave marker lists date of death Apr. 18, 1892, but the book "Descendants of Caleb Garrison, Sr. and his wife, Sarah Fleming" lists her death date as May 13, 1892. | Jane Williams GARRISON
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| 189 | Mr. Jedediah Garrison departed this life in Franklin County, Georgia, March 3, 1830, in the 78th year of his age. He was born in the county of Cortwight, North Carolina, of English parents in 1752. In 1786, he embraced religion under the ministry of Mr. Partridge, and some time after he removed to South Carolina, where he became a class leader and exhorter, both of which offices he filled with much fidelity and usefulness. After some years he removed to Georgia, where he spent the remainder of his days in the faithful discharge of his duties to God and man. He wasted away slowly with a lingering disease, but his faith was made perfect. A little before he died, he praised God for all his mercies, and said the ministering spirits were waiting to convey him home. His death indeed was truly triumphant, affording a striking evidence to all who behold it of the efficacy and power of divine grace. (Christian Advocate and Journal and Zion's Herald, pub. April 9, 1930) | Jedediah GARRISON
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| 190 | Killed locomotive explosion | Julian T GARRISON
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| 191 | Possibly buried at Greenwood Cemetery with the rest of her family? | Sarah Ann GARRISON
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| 192 | Husband of Sarah Elizabeth Garrison T. S. Garrison was a native of Georgia. At the age of 31 he moved to Texas and settled in Shelby County, where he lived until his death. He was in business in Timpson most of the time "and did more for that town and that part of Shelby county than probably any other man." Mr. Garrison assisted in the construction of the HE&WT railroad and also the line that connects with Longview. He twice ran for State Treasurer. He was a member of the Timpson Methodist Church and served as superintendent of the Sunday school for 20 years. In 1910 he was bank president. His obituary also states that "Capt. Garrison was a staunch Democrat and a lifelong prohibitionist and never lost an opportunity to do his part in the abolition of the liquor traffic and it was a happy day for him when the nation went dry." Mr. Garrison seemed in good health until shortly before his death, at age 83. His wife Sarah Elizabeth had died on November 18, 1918. Survivors included 2 daughters: Mrs. C. E. Sanford and Mrs. A. C. Vinson of Timpson; 1 son: John T. Garrison of Houston; 3 sisters: Mrs. Carter of Timpson, Mrs. Daniels of Cushing, and Mrs. Johnson of Timpson. Sources: Obituary, The Champion, November 3, 1920, reprinted in Mildred Cariker Pinkston, Obituaries of Early Pioneers, Shelby County, Texas, Center: Center Printing Co., 1983, I:136-137 1910 census, Shelby County, Texas | Thomas Smith GARRISON
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| 193 | student of U. of Va. when he enlisted in Civil War; reported missing 31 May 1862; single. | William Fleming GARRISON
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| 194 | William Oscar Garrison was born March 15, 1852, in Rome, Ga. He died in the home of his son in Carrizozo, May 5, 1933. Mr. Garrison was married to Miss Neal Beall Braswell, April 21, 1886, in Dallas. To this union 6 children were born, three of whom survive their father, namely: Verno[sic] Alfred, Dallas, Carl Oscar, Carrizozo, Mrs. H. C. Enas, Fort Worth. Mr. and Mrs. Garrison moved from Texas to Arizona in 1915 and came here in 1932. Mr. Garrison was a devout member of the Methodist Church having joined in Texas many years ago. He was also a member of the Masonic order. Mr. Garrison was a quiet, unassuming man of culture, refinement and sterling qualities and was deeply interested in the well-being of his fellow man. A devoted husband and father and kindly friend and neighbor has left us. After brief funeral services conducted by Rev. Lawson and under the auspices of the Masonic Lodge, May 6, the remains were taken to Texas for interment. Editor's Note--To the writer, Mr. Garrison was more than a friend, in whom one could place the utmost of implicit confidence. In his daily walks of life, a gentleman in every sense of the word; a Christian in his acts of kindness and a Mason, who balanced with the principles for which the order stands, will be sadly missed from its communications, in which he always held an honored seat. To his family, the sympathy of our community is tendered. (Obituary of William Oscar Garrison, date and newspaper unknown.) | William Oscar GARRISON
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| 195 | Tombstone shows 23 May 1866 as birthdate. | William Young GARRISON
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| 196 | WILLIAM YOUNG GARRISON Obituary Published in Houston Chronicle on May 21, 2010 WILLIAM YOUNG GARRISON, 88, passed away May 19, 2010.He is survived by his loving wife Adeline Garrison, daughter: Marianne Dillard and husband David, son: Gregory... | William Young GARRISON
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| 197 | Headstone shows death year 1951 | Zadok Devereaux GARRISON
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| 198 | Section 12, Lot 163, Space 2 | Adelaide GILES
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| 199 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 200 | This date is probably in error; need to research further for correct birth date | Nancy Caroline GREEN
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| 201 | 1900 US Census lists birth year 1875, but tombstone lists birth year 1880. | Katherine HAIRSTON
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| 202 | HANSBROUGH, Livingston Chancellor "Pete," died Monday, September 22, 2008 in Henrico County, Virginia. He was 95. He was born in 1913 in Salem, Virginia, the son of the late Livingston Chancellor Hansbrough Sr. and the late Louise Logan Hansbrough Apperson. He attended Roanoke College, where he was a Sigma Chi. As a young man, he worked for several New Deal programs, surveying for the Tennessee Valley Authority and working with the Civilian Conservation Corps. He worked for many years as a general manager and operations manager for Carolina Coach Company busline in Richmond, Norfolk and Raleigh, N.C. He was a member of the Rotary Club. He was the widower of Alfreda Shields Hansbrough, who died in 1999. Slightly built, with boyish looks and a headful of curls, Pete had a playful, teasing manner and loved a good argument. He delighted in his children and grandchildren, to whom he was known as Daddy Pete. He was passionate about fishing, gardening, fixing things and watching Duke athletics. Pete was never so happy as when engaged in a curmudgeonly crusade. He fought what he considered burdensome new sidewalks and road extensions in Raleigh, N.C., church bells he thought were too loud in Henrico County, Va., and had close to a hundred squirrel pelts from a decades-long defense of his birdfeeder. He had a sharp, wide-ranging memory and a lively interest in current events. He could speak vividly one moment about his Civil War-veteran grandfather and the Virginia of his youth, then shift to a discussion of an article on world affairs he had read in one of three newspapers to which he subscribed. He was preceded in death by three brothers, Phillip Logan, Woodson Hansbrough and Harvey Apperson Jr.; and two sisters, Louise Hansbrough Auburn and Marion Hansbrough Hait. He is survived by a brother, Charles Apperson of Bowling Green; two daughters, Cynthia Hansbrough Kight and Carrington Hansbrough OBrion, both of Richmond; two sons-in-law, John Randolph Kight Jr. and John H. OBrion Jr.; four grandsons, J. Randolph Kight III, Christopher OBrion, and Cameron O'Brion, all of Richmond, and David Kight of Virginia Beach; three granddaughters-in-law, Lisa Kight, Catherine OBrion and Emily O'Brion, all of Richmond; and five great-grandchildren, Alex, Gregory and Jacob Kight, and Carrington and Grace OBrion, all of Richmond. A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, September 27, at Woody's Parham Chapel at 1771 Parham Rd., in Richmond. A graveside service will be held at a later date at Sherwood Memorial Park in Salem. Donations may be made to The Nature Conservancy, 490 Westfield Rd., Charlottesville Va. 22901. Notes to the family may be left at www.mem.com. Published in the Richmond Times-Dispatch on 9/25/2008 | Livingston Chancellor HANSBROUGH, Jr
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| 203 | Known as 'Cousin Blanche' and was beloved by Dorothy Logan Garrison. | Blanche Walton HARTSFIELD
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| 204 | Death notice, Washington Post, October 10, 1974, page C14 Dapkus, Ellen C. - On Monday October 7, 1974, Ellen C. Dapkus, wife of the late Anthony F. Dapkus, mother of John B. Logan, stepmohter of Frederick T. Dapkus and Mrs. Irence C. Loveless. Two grandchildren also survive. Friends may call at Joseph Gawler's Sons, 5130 Wisconsin avenue at Harrison street, NW (parking of premises) On Thursday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Serivces will be held at Fory Myer Chapel on Friday, October 11, at 2:45 P.M. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. | Ellen Cecelia HARVEY
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| 205 | Middle name: Miriam is on daughter Lucy Frank Mooney Weaver's death certificate. | Nancy Miriam HATTOX
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| 206 | *Harvey's first wife Gladys and their children intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants. See Sources for information on Harvey's first family. | Harvey HAYS, Sr
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| 207 | Alternate maiden name: YELDAR | Phebe HELDELL
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| 208 | Killed in action | William Kelley HESTER
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| 209 | Dates on tombstone differ from dates on death certificate. | James Calvin HICKEY
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| 210 | Social Security Number: 451-26-3125 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 32814 Orlando, Orange, Florida | Edwin Connery HIGHTOWER, Jr
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| 211 | Hightower Family Genealogical Database(RootsWeb; 7/26/2012) Entries: 124377 Updated: 2012-07-23 21:29:44 UTC (Mon) Contact: Anthony Rockefeller trock127@cox.net •ID: I9588 •Reference Number: 9588 •Name: John Thomas Hightower •Given Name: John Thomas •Surname: Hightower (1) •Sex: M •Change Date: 20 MAR 1999 •Birth: 04 DEC 1852 in Georgia, USA (2,1) •Death: 20 OCT 1853 (2,1) Father: William Arnold Hightower b: 24 FEB 1830 in Harris County, Georgia, USA Mother: Sarah Aletha Pattillo b: 31 OCT 1834 in Harris County, Georgia, USA Sources: 1.Title: Hightower Family Genealogical Database [database online]. Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA: Anthony Lee Rockefeller Abbrev: Hightower Family Genealogical Database [database online]. Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA: Anthony Lee Rockefeller Publication: Copyright (c) 1996-2011, Anthony Lee Rockefeller 2.Title: History of the Boteler Family in America Abbrev: History of the Boteler Family in America Author: L. Malcolm Basham, W. I. (Rip) Boteler, Rachel (Prestridge) Boteler Publication: L. M. Basham, Dallas, Texas, 1995 Note: Library of Congress Control Number 96134866 Repository: Name: Library of Congress Note: Page 234 | John Thomas HIGHTOWER
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| 212 | Source: http://genealogytrails.com/vir/relee.html cited: National Parks Service | Anne HILL
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| 213 | Originally buried on August 14, 1919 at Oak Cliff Cemetery, Dallas, Texas, his remains were removed to Laurel Land Memorial Park on August 18, 1919. | Henry Hudson HILL
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| 214 | Funeral services for Buddy R. Hinds, 27, of Dallas, will be at 4 p.m. Sunday at Sorrells-Peters Chapel. Burial will be in Forest Park Cemetery. Mr. Hinds was born on Feb. 3, 1957 in Greenville to W.R. Hinds and Joy Little. He married Teri Allen on Sept. 21, 1982 in Las Vegas, Nev. He was a building contractor and belonged to Highland Park United Methodist. Survivors include his wife Teri Hinds, Dallas; his parents Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Hinds, Greenville; two brothers, Danny Ott, Greenville; Bill Hinds Jr. Ashville, N.C. and one sister, Kristy Fitzgerald, Houston. Greenville Herald Banner, Sat, 31 Mar 1984, A: 2 | Buddy Randall HINDS
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| 215 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 216 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 217 | Albert B. Horn, 56, of Rural Route 13, Box 1015, Fruitland Park, Fla., formerly of Camden, died at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday Sept. 6, in Fla. He was born June 30, 1927 in Irvine, Ky., a son of Troy and Eliza (Henry) Horn. He was married to Irene Moreland. He is survived by his wife, Irene; two sons, Roger Dale of Camden and Albert Merle of Cincinnati; one daughter, Miss Glenna Faye at home; two grandchildren; his mother, Mrs. Eliza Horn of Irvine, Ky.; four brothers, Junior, Robert, and Billy, all of Hamilton, and Cleopus of Irvine, Ky.; and four sisters, Mrs. Andrew (Beulah) Rollins, Mrs. Carl (Ruth) webb, both of Hamilton, Mrs. Don (Leore) Moreland of Mt. Vernon, Ky., and Mrs. Drury (Dellaree) Neal of Lexington, Ky. Funeral services for Mr. Horn were held Friday at the First Church of God in Camden with Rev. Jeff Nickell officiating. Burial was in Fairmount Cemetery, Camden. R.C. Nein and Sons Funeral Home was in charge. | Albert Burton HORN
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| 218 | Charles R. Horn, 19, of 168 South Main Street, died June 9 of injuries sustained in an auto crash on Smith Road in Butler County. Mr. Horn was born in Hamilton Jan. 7, 1952, a son of Albert and Irene Moreland Horn, and was reared in the Millville area. He was educated in the Ross Township schools. He was an active member of the Auburn Baptist Church in Hamilton, and was employed at the Champion Paper Company at Hamilton. Survivors include his parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Albert Horn, 168 South Main Street; two brothers, Roger Dale Horn, United States Army, Germany, and Albert Merle Horn, at home; one sister, Glenna Faye, at home; his maternal grandfather, E. P. Moreland, Camden, and his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Liza Horn, Irvine, Ky.; other relatives and a host of friends. Funeral services were conducted Saturday at the Camden Baptist Church, with Rev. John M. Turner, pastor of the Auburn Baptist Church, Hamilton, and Rev. Charles Haney of the First Church of God, Eaton, officiating. Burial was in Fairmount Cemetery here. (unknown newspaper clipping, 1971) | Charles Russell HORN
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| 219 | Cleophas Horn, 72, a resident of Irvine Health & Rehabilitation Center died Tuesday, July 31, 2007 at the center following a long illness. He was born May 17, 1935 in Estill County, the son of the late Troy and Eliza Henry Horn. He was a retired South East Coal Company employee and attended the Ravenna Church of God. He was a United States Navy veteran of the Korean Conflict. He had lived in Estill County most of his life. He was preceded in death by one sister, Beulah Rawlins; and three brothers, Harlan Billy Horn, Junior Horn and Albert Horn. Survivors include one daughter, Debbie Rison and husband Darren of Irvine; two sons, Ronald Glenn Horn and wife Gayla of London, and Edward Lee Horn and wife Terri of Canton, Ohio; three sisters, Della Neal and Ruth Webb, both of Irvine, and Leora Moreland of Mt. Vernon; one brother, Robert Horn of Hamilton, Ohio; 11 grandchildren, Alyssa Horn, Megan Horn, Kayla Horn, Suzette Mullins, Sydney Rhodes, Kelsey Horn, Josh Rison, Tyler Horn, Ashley Horn, David Horn and Jonathon Horn. Funeral services were conducted Thursday, Aug. 2 at 1 p.m. at the Warren F. Toler Funeral Home Chapel by Bro. Jimmy Bonny with burial at West Irvine Cemetery. Pallbearers were Brad Winkler, Tim Neal, Steven Sparks, Matt Winkler, Jimmy Winkler, Myron Horn and David Horn. Donations are suggested to the Marcum & Wallace Hospital Foundation, 60 Mercy Court, Irvine, KY 40336. Citizen Voice & Times Obituaries August 9, 2007 | Cleophas HORN
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| 220 | Garden of Gethsemane section | Mayme HORN
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| 221 | Pensacola News Journal, Sun., July 15, 1990 Frankie Mae Kennedy, 86, of Pensacola, died Saturday morning, July 14, 1990. Mrs. Kennedy was a native and lifelong resident of Pensacola. She was a member of St. Paul Catholic Church. She was the widow of the late Thomas Seilles Kennedy, Sr., and the mother of the late Thomas Seilles Kennedy Jr. Survivors include her daughter and son-in-law, Mrs. Richard (Sally) and Richard Turner of Pensacola; her son and daughter-in-law, Stephen R. Mallory Kennedy and Mrs. Blanche Kennedy of Sarasota; her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Thomas (Nell) Kennedy of Pensacola; 12 grandchildren; and six great grandchildren. Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Tuesday in St. Paul Catholic Church with Father Tom Bonanti officiating. Burial will follow in Bayview Memorial Park. Harper-Morris Memorial Chapel is in charge of arrangements. Friends may call at the funeral home from 5 to 8 p.m. Monday. The Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Monday in Harper-Morris Chapel. | Frankie Mae JEUDEVINE
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| 222 | Grave is unmarked, per a photo volunteer. | Berryman Cicero Holt JOHNSON
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| 223 | Originally buried in the Burford family cemetery; bodies were moved after the Burford property was sold. | Emily Hopson JOHNSON
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| 224 | Died in Black River Arkansas in the Civil War. | Thomas Jefferson JOHNSON
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| 225 | Johnson Family Cemetery in Tarrant County, Texas | Thomas Jefferson JOHNSON
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| 226 | Pensacola News Journal, Wed., July 4, 1990 Thomas S. Kennedy, Jr., 63, of Pensacola, died Monday afternoon in a local hospital. Mr. Kennedy was a native and lifelong resident of Pensacola. He was a member of St. Christopher's Episcopal Church, was a past president of the Pensacola Jaycees and was very active in many other civic clubs. Survivors include: his wife, Nell Morris Kennedy of Pensacola; a son and daughter-in-law, Thomas S. Kennedy, III and Sheryl of Pensacola; a daughter and son-in-law, Pamela and Bruce Abbey of Newbury Port, Mass.; two daughters, Carey Morris Kennedy of Anderson, S. C., Diane Lenore Kennedy of Pensacola; his mother, Frankie J. Kennedy of Pensacola; a brother Stephen R. Mallory Kennedy of Sarasota; a sister and brother-in-law, Sally and Richard Turner of Pensacola; and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday in St. Christopher's Episcopal Church with the Rev. David Bell officiating. Mr. Kennedy will be placed in the church at 10 a.m. Entombment will be in Bayview Memorial Park Mausoleum with Harper-Morris Memorial Chapel directing. Friends may call at the funeral home from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday. Active pallbearers will be: Lee Holliman, Lee Magaha, Carey Morris, Shea Morris, Reid Rushing, Robert Rushing, and Hill Turner. Honorary pallbearers will be: Jim Aiken, Joe Bellan, Doug Bonifay, Warren Briggs, Paul Bruno, Jr., Joe Crona, Bill Gahlenbeck, Bobby Jarratt, Ernie Magaha, Don Rushing, Tommy Scarritt, Charles Scruggs and Joe Trammell. | Thomas Seilles KENNEDY, Jr
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| 227 | Patti King Ross, 94 of Abilene, passed away Sunday, April 3, 2005. Graveside services will be held Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. at Elmwood Cemetery with Dr. Cliff Stewart officiating, under the direction of North's Funeral Home, 242 Orange St. Ms. Ross was born February 14, 1911, to Jewel and Jessie King in Memphis, TN. She was raised in El Dorado, Arkansas. She was a graduate of Gulf Park College in Mississippi. She married T. M. Ross June 6, 1936, in Longview, Texas. They were married for 56 years. Mr. Ross was with Mobil Oil for 36 years and was in the 1929 class at Texas A&M. With Mobil Oil, they were stationed in Beaumont and Midland before moving to Abilene in 1979. Ms. Ross was a member of the Abilene Woman's Club and First Central Presbyterian Church. She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband. She is survived by her brother and sister-in-law, J. W. and Corinne King; one niece Melanie Gray, great-nephew, Landon Gray and great-niece, Meredith Gray all of Abilene. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorials be made to Windcrest Alzheimer's Care Center 6050 Hospital Dr. Abilene, Texas 79606 or a charity of your choice. Obituary from Abilene Reporter News | Patti KING
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| 228 | Death record shows Birth Date: 24 Nov 1872 | Leona KOEN
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| 229 | Find A Grave Memorial# 26215510 | Ferdinand F KUEHNE
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| 230 | Originally buried at Cushing Cemetery; remains were later moved to Garden of Memories Memorial Park. | Jeff Taylor LACEY
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| 231 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 232 | There are no dates on the double marker for Jean Langston Wells. Not sure if this is a pre-need stone or if no one had the dates engraved afte she passed. | Jean LANGSTON
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| 233 | Originally buried in the Burford family cemetery; bodies were moved to the Harris lot in Oak Hill Cemetery after the family property was sold. | Florence LEE
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| 234 | Pre-need grave marker? | Pauline LEE
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| 235 | Source: http://genealogytrails.com/vir/relee.html cited: National Parks Service | Robert Edward LEE
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| 236 | died at birth | Infant LITTLE
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| 237 | McLennan County Texas - Fall and Puckett Funeral Home Records Little, J.W. infant of stillborn; by J.W. Little; d. Sept. 9, 1907; int. at Greenville Cem., Sept. 10; M.B. Saunders; 10.00; shipp to Orr Little; res., 708 Taylor St.; 27-5976 | Infant LITTLE
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| 238 | Died in an automobile accident near Kerrville, Texas; her second husband Court Dunkerly died a week later from his injuries. | Lola Lee LITTLE
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| 239 | died in infancy | Maud LITTLE
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| 240 | died age 15 | Myrtle LITTLE
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| 241 | Parents and siblings intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants. See Sources for names of other family members. | Helen Margaret LIVERS
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| 242 | Death certificate lists birthplace: Linn Flatt, Nacogdoches Co, Texas, but 1900 US Census lists birthplace: Alabama. | Thomas Jefferson LLOYD
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| 243 | Cremated; no burial plot | John LOCKHART
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| 244 | Benjamin is not mentioned in John Logan's 1778 will. Does this mean he died before John? | Benjamin LOGAN
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| 245 | The 1860, 1880, 1900, and 1910 censuses all support her birth year as 1824. | Elizabeth Jane LOGAN
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| 246 | US Census, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas, June 9, 1900: Ernest Logan is living with William Lee and Julia Logan, and is listed as William Lee's nephew. He is 16 and attending school. he was born in Texas, his father was born in Kentucky, and his mother was born in South Carolina. | Ernest Evans LOGAN
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| 247 | Name is on back of a photo that was in Dorothy Adele Logan Garrison's collection. Very young boy - maybe 4 or 5? | Ernest Halbert LOGAN
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| 248 | Headstone inscription: In Memory of Rev. Eusebius Logan Born Oct. 16th 1799 Died Aug 14th 1828 He graduated at Princeton Theological Seminary ____ 25, 1826 & was licensed to preach the Gospel by Orange Presbytery | Rev. Eusebius LOGAN
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| 249 | From: Maryfrances Davis [mailto:maryfrances9@verizon.net] Sent: Monday, December 26, 2011 11:39 AM To: admin@garrisonlogan.org Subject: Comments - Garrison-Logan Family History and Ancestry website . . . John Logan #1214 is my ancestor, then James, Benjamin, Samuel,William Brown, and my mother Gladys Emeline Logan Davis. My tree on ancestry.com is 'Logans, Madyes, Morrises, .... The tree is in many places unsourced, except by ancestry family trees; in those cases next to the name on the profile is a comment on the skimpiness of the source. Maryfrances Davis maryfrances9@verizon.net | Gladys Emeline LOGAN
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| 250 | 12/27/2011- According to the book, "The Irwins, Doaks, Logans and McCampbells of Virginia and Kentucky" by Margaret Logan Morris, pub. 1916, p. 48, both James and Hannah Logan "are buried at New Monmouth church cemetery, Rockbridge County, Va." However, it has been brought to my attention by another James Logan descendant that New Monmouth church was not yet built when James died, but that it's possible he was buried at Old Monmouth church cemetery. I would love to hear from anyone who has proof of James' and Hannah's burial place. | James LOGAN
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| 251 | Section 12, Lot 163, Space 3 | John Lee LOGAN
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| 252 | Section 42, Lot 175 | John Robert LOGAN, Jr
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| 253 | Florida Deaths, 1877-1939 (FamilySearch) Name Joseph Clayton Logan Death Date 14 Mar 1926 Death Place Pensacola, Escambia, Florida Gender Male Race (Original) W Race (Expanded) White Death Age 47y 11m 22d Estimated Birth Year Birth Date 22 Mar 1878 Birthplace Atlanta, Ga. Marital Status Married Spouse's Name Elsie Addison Logan Father's Name George W. Logan Father's Birthplace Virginia Mother's Name Letitia Grant Mother's Birthplace Virginia Occupation Real Estate Place of Residence Mallory Heights Burial Place Atlanta, Ga. Burial Date 15 Mar 1926 Film Number 2116643 Reference Number 4562 | Joseph Clayton LOGAN
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| 254 | Section 12, Lot 163, Space 6 | Marjorie Jean LOGAN
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| 255 | Cremated; ashes given to family | Mary Anna LOGAN
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| 256 | body cremated; burial later in the family plot at East Hill. | Mary Louise LOGAN
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| 257 | Handwritten papers found among Dorothy Adele Logan Garrison's papers after her death in 1982: Peter Strong Logan Born 8/23/35 | Peter Strong LOGAN
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| 258 | Death date was 12-26-1935, but burial was much later on 11 Oct 1936. Some evidence has recently surfaced that William Lee's body was temporarily placed in a vault in Mount Vernon, presumably until his wife Julia had recovered from her injuries from the same auto accident. | William Lee LOGAN
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| 259 | Had in his office the framed, original 1815 license of John B Strong to practice law in NYC. | James Fairfax LOUGHBOROUGH
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| 260 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 261 | Wife and children are listed in the 1940 US Census; see Sources. Due to our focus on Garrison descendants, this family will not be added to the database. | Walter Joseph LYSINGER
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| 262 | Potts Creek | Mary MARSHALL
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| 263 | Burton E Marshburn was married first to Maude J Dickerson, who died in 1923 and is buried at Magnolia Springs Cemetery in San Augustine County, Texas. Maude and the children of B. E. Marshburn are intentionally omitted from the database due to our focus on Garrison descendants. See Sources for Burton E Marshburn for more information on his parents, first wife Maude, and their children. | Burton E MARSHBURN
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| 264 | "Behind The Badge" Volume 9 Number 9, September 2010, page 9, Announcements, Deaths: Retired (1963-1993) S/Sgt Lagene Bayless passed away at home. | Clomer Lagene MARTIN
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| 265 | Nannie McBride Garrison was the daughter of the late Dr. James McBride and niece of Dr. Henry J. McBride. She was reared and educated in Tyler. In 1902, she married Reverand Gus Garrison, who was pastor of the Methodist Church in Athens, Palestine, and Marshall. Mrs. Garrison died on February 6, 1909, after a long illness, at the home of her brother, W.H. McBride. She was survived by her husband, brothers, and sisters. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery. (Daily Courier-Times, February 6th and 8th, 1909) | Nannie MCBRIDE
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| 266 | Calculated birth date from tombstone inscription: "Aged 6 months" | Beulah MCFARLAND
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| 267 | Kentucky River, Estill County, Kentucky | George Washington MCINTOSH
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| 268 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 269 | Originally buried in another cemetery and reinterred on June 12, 1924 at Forest Park Cemetery. There is no record of birth or death dates on file at the cemetery. | James Lemuel MCNEE
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| 270 | No grave marker | William MCPHEETERS
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| 271 | McWHORTER, ERNEST G. - Died of blood poison in Greenville last Saturday afternoon after an operation for appendicitis. He was born near Commerce, Texas, March 4, 1884, and had spent nearly all his life in Hunt county, having resided in Greenville for the past several years where he worked for the Spurlock-Hagan Dry Goods Co. He married Miss Lorena Titus, of this city, October 15, 1912. He leaves his wife, a widowed mother, one brother and one sister. Funeral services were held at the Wesley Methodist church in Greenville. The remains arrived here on the Katy and were taken to the home of S.S. Sheppard on College street, the final services occurring in the City Cemetery. (S.S. Gazette, Fri., May 28, 1915) | Ernest G MCWHORTER
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| 272 | Find A Grave Memorial# 26215511 | Lydia MELCHIOR
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| 273 | A memorial monument exists at Oak Grove Cemetery, Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches Co, Texas, USA. Inscription: "Maurine Mills Cason Hansen, Nov. 26, 1899, Mar. 25, 1990, Interred with Conrad I. Hansen, Oak Hill Cemetery, Richfield, Minnesota" | Maurine MILLS
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| 274 | Died in childbirth and is buried with the infant who also died. | Emily MONTGOMERY
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| 275 | Cremated; ashes given to family | Ray Cason MOODY
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| 276 | Sallie M Segrest was originally interred at Bayview Cemetery in Corpus Christi, Texas. On April 11, 1925, Sallie and her husband Dr. H H Segrest were moved and reinterred in the Segrest family plot at Rose Hill Memorial Park, along with two children by Dr. Segrest's wife Cleo. (per Mike Ragoss at Rose Hill, on 11/20/2009) | Sarah Margaret MOONEY
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| 277 | Sallie Segrest may have died in childbirth, as her grave marker indicates she is buried with an infant son. | Sarah Margaret MOONEY
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| 278 | Foerster Family Plot | Tommy Sue MOREHEAD
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| 279 | DANIEL PRESTON MORELAND, 64, of 162 N. Main St., Camden, died Saturday, June 14, at his home. Born Feb. 5, 1933, he was the son of Elijah "E.P." and Mamie (Wiseman) Moreland. He was a laborer with General Motors, retiring in 1984. He was a member of Liberty Baptist Church in Camden, VFW Post #1577, and served in the U.S. Navy from 1952 to 1956. Survivors include his wife of 43 years, Wanda Ruth (Tipton), whom he married May 29, 1954, in Irvine, Ky.; three daughters and sons-in-law, Vicky and Mark Garrett of Fairhaven, Debbie and Tom Schmidt, Bridgett and Scott Hacker, all of Camden; six grandchildren, Brandy, Jamie and Levi Garrett, Jeremy Halpin, Andrew and Ashley Schmidt; one great-grandchild, Tyler Henry. Also surviving are seven brothers and sisters-in-law, Franklin and Ruby Moreland of Brandenburg, Ky., Euie and Lois Moreland of Fruitland Park, Fla., Donald and Leora Moreland of Mount Vernon, Ky., Charles and Janice Moreland of Gratis, Mills and Bessie Moreland of Camden, Acie and Joyce Moreland of Eumatilla, Fla., William and Barbara Moreland of Camden; and a sister, Irene Mitchell of Fruitland Park, Fla. He was preceded in death by a granddaughter, Tara Halpin, in 1977. Funeral services were Tuesday, June 17, at Liberty Baptist Church, Camden, with the Rev. Jeff Nickell and the Rev. Jim Williams officiating. Burial was in Fairmount Cemetery, Camden. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Middletown, 4414 Lewis Ave., Middletown, Ohio 45042.Arrangements: R.C. Nein Funeral Home - Camden | Daniel Preston MORELAND
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| 280 | CAMDEN, Ohio - Word has been received here of the death of Donald Ray Moreland, 18, 219 Blair Ave., Richmond, Ky. He has a grandfather, uncles and aunts, living at Camden. Relatives reported that he was killed late Friday on Interstate 75 near Richmond, Ky., when an auto in which he was a passenger was struck in the rear by a high-speeding car that had been stolen earlier Friday. A native of Lebanon, Ky., he was the son of Donald and Leora Horn Moreland of Richmond, Ky. Survivors are the parents; three sisters, Mrs. William Pogue of Richmond, Ky., Mrs. Gary Miller of Madison, Wis., and Judy Moreland, at home; the paternal grandfather E. P. Moreland of Camden and the maternal grandmother, Mrs. Eliza Horn of Irvine, Ky. | Donald Ray MORELAND
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| 281 | Killed near Okinawa in the South Pacific during World War II. | John Luther MORGAN, Jr
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| 282 | Died at his residence in Benton County, Ala. on 2nd Feby. at 3 o'clock A.M., Samuel Morgan, at the advanced age of 77 years, 9 months and 7 days after a short but severe attack of Pneumonia. He was born in New Jersey, and while young his Father moved to Georgia. He lived there until 1834, when he moved to this State. He enjoyed good health and was uncommonly stout and active until stricken down by the disease that ended his earthly race. He was a member of the Methodist Church, to which he was strongly attached. He was correct in all his dealings with his neighbors and orderly in his deportment. He was a model of punctuality, industry and honesty. He was liberal to his children, dividing amongst them his increase, and reserving to himself only what he considered necessary to render him comfortable in his declining days. He lived to see his children's children's children. During his last sickness he retained his reason, and knew all his children and friends that visited him. He murmured not at his affliction. When interrogated in reference to death, he always expressed a willingness to die and also an assurance that he was prepared for Heaven. He has left a large posterity who mourn over his departure, but they sorrow not as those who have no hope. The testimony is clear and indubitable. Their loss is his everlasting gain. (Jacksonville Republican, February 11, 1857) | Samuel MORGAN, Jr
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| 283 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 284 | Originally buried in the Burford family cemetery; bodies were moved after the family property was sold. | William Fletcher MURPHY
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| 285 | Body was disinterred and move to Plot: Garden of Last Supper, Lot 84, Space# 3 on January 19, 1965. (confirmed 10/20/2011 with Beaty Funeral Home) | William Wesley MYERS
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| 286 | 1900 US Census lists birth Nov 1887; but grave marker shows birth year 1885. | William Eugene NORVELL
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| 287 | Dorothy Jeanne (Owens) Manes, age 82, of Waxahachie, passed away Sunday, May 16, 2010 in Waxahachie, Texas. She was born July 9, 1927 in Mt. Enterprise, Texas to Bill and Odell (Barrett) Owens. Survivors include one son, Ricky Dent and his wife Tammy of Diana, Texas; two daughters, Sherry Holdeman of Cason, Texas and Donna Hankins and her husband Dal of Waxahachie, Texas; four grandchildren, Tommy Holdeman, Brandon Hankins and his wife Haley, Summer Dent-Clark and her husband Steven, and Shane McAlister and his wife Ronda; six great grandchildren, Brylee Hankins, Skylar Clark, Halee Clark, Gavin Clark, Jay Clark and Kodi Holdeman; sister, Faye Penney and her husband Billy of Austin, Texas. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Carl Benny Manes; son, David Walton Dent; and sister, Lindy Lowe Graveside service is scheduled for 2PM Tuesday, May 18, 2010 at Shiloh Cemetery in Henderson, Texas with Rev. Randy Penny officiating. Pallbearers will be Brandon Hankins, Tommy (Bubba) Holdeman, Steven Clark, Dal Hankins, Ricky Dent, Bobby Clawson. Arrangements are under the direction of the Boze-Mitchell-McKibbin Funeral Home in Waxahachie. | Dorothy Jeanne OWENS
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| 288 | Plot: Garden of Last Supper, Lot 84, Space# 4 (confirmed 10/20/2011 with Beaty Funeral Home) | Beulah Ann PARKER
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| 289 | http://www.penjaccphoto.com/walkerged/fam00204.htm | Agnes PATTERSON
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| 290 | From the obituary: Services for Ione Elizabeth Patterson McCauley, 97, of Garrison, were held Fri., Feb. 3 at 11 a.m. at the Garrison Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Walt Roberts and Rusty Durand, associate pastor of First Baptist Church, Garrison, officiating. Interment followed in Greenwood Cemetery in Garrison.Mrs. McCauley passed away Feb. 1 at Garrison Nursing Home. She was born Nov. 23, 1908 in Shelby County to Tolbert Lee Patterson and Mary Catherine Prince Patterson. She was a retired farmer adn co-owner of W.B. (Pete) McCauley & SOns Grocery & Feed Store in Garrison. She was a graduate of Center High School, a member of First Baptist Church in Garrison and a member of the Dorcus Sunday school class. She was preceded in death by her husband, W.B. (Pete) McCauley; son James Wilma McCauley; sister Iva Lee Patterson Bickham and brother Prince Patterson.Survivors include sons Robert Wayne (Bob) McCauley and wife Janis of Garrison and Wiley Hayden (Buzz) McCauley and wife Nelda of Canton, Texas and sister Jewel Fay Moore of Garrison. | Ione Elizabeth PATTERSON
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| 291 | The sad news flashed over the wires last night that Mrs. L. C. Spencer, loved by all in Nacogdoches as "Miss Vinnie" died in New Orleans at ten o'clock last night. For days her friends had been receiving telegrams that she was steadily growing worse in spite of all that skill and science could accomplish and hope of her recovery had been abandoned yesterday. Mrs. Spencer was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hardeman Perkins of our city, and this entire community and the husband are left to mourn one of the sweetest characters that ever passed from earth. Her sisters, Mrs. B. F. Thompson and Miss Bessie Perkins, of Nacogdoches, were with her when she passed away. The other members of the family were unable to leave their mother, for whom the effect of the terrible shock is greatly feared. The funeral party will arrive tonight from New Orleans and the funeral will take place from the residence of Mr. H. Perkins tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock. The lips of sympathy are dumb before the grief of those bound by the close ties of love to her who is gone, but the sympathy that grieves with them for loss of the spotless spirit that has passed to a better world is theirs from every heart. (Nacogdoches, Texas, Daily Sentinel, April 28, 1904) | Lavinia PERKINS
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| 292 | Date of burial confirmed by Oak Bluff Cemetery records on 12/4/2012. | Lucille Eunice PINKERTON
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| 293 | -------------------------- "The Carroll County Times" Carrollton, Carroll Co., Georgia NEWSPAPER Issue of Friday, JANUARY 23, 1880 GEORGIA News The Rev. D. M. Poer, for a number of years a citizen of West Point, but who had recently moved back to Harris county, died on the 13th inst. | Duncan McLauren POER
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| 294 | U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedule Name: D M Poer Gender: Male Race: White Marital Status: Married Place of Birth: South Carolina Estimated birth year: abt 1814 Age: 66 Month of Death: Jan Cause of Death: Head Disease Place of Death: Militia Districts 679 and 1186, Harris, Georgia | Duncan McLauren POER
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| 295 | The Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia, Monday, June 16, 1913 Prominent Woman Dies In LaGrange LaGrange, Ga., Jun 15 - (Special) - The funeral Friday afternoon of Mrs. Judge F. M. Longley, who died on Wednesday, was one of the most impressive funerals ever held in LaGrange. The floral offerings, which came not only from LaGrange people, but also from various parts of the state, were widely commented upon and were the most beautiful seen in LaGrange for many years. Mrs. Longley was the wife of Judge F. M. Longley, was 60 years of age, and was known far and wide for her good works. Her friends are scattered all over the south, and they join with the bereaved family in their loss. The main living relatives of Mrs. Longley are her husband; her son, Colonel F. P. Longley, of LaGrange; her son, Fuller E. Longley, of Waco, Tex., and her sun, Colonel E. S. Longley, of Muskogee, Okla. | Mary Elizabeth POER
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| 296 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 297 | Pre-need grave marker? | W Wilson POLLARD
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| 298 | Pre-need grave marker? | Frances Marion RAINBOLT
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| 299 | Named for her mother's sisters: Permelia SUsan and ELLA Josephine | Suella RAY
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| 300 | Gravestone placed by great granddaughters Betty Kirk and her sister Eleanor. The birth date for William Dunn Ray was estimated to be 1805 at the time the stone was placed, but more information has indicated a more likely birth date of 1807. | William Dunn RAY
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| 301 | Carthage - Funeral services for Buel Watley Reed, 83, of Carthage, were held 3 p.m. Friday in Hawthorn Funeral Home Chapel, with the Rev. T. A. Crow officiating. Burial was in Clayton Cemetery, Panola County. Mr. Reed died Tuesday,Sept. 15, 1981 in Panola General Hospital after a short illness. Born Nov 21, 1897 in Panola County, Mr. Reed was a watchmaker. He was a member of Masonic Lodge No. 521, AF-AM and a member of Odd Fellows Lodge. Mr. Reed was a Baptist. Survivors include two brothers; three sisters; two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. | Buel Watley REED
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| 302 | Ancestry Message Boards: (4/10/2013) Re: WHEELER''S / ILLINOIS MISSOURI darlapruitt1 Posted: 31 May 2010 2:44AM GMT Classification: Query Surnames: Wheeler I'm looking for information of my grandmother Effie Wheeler-Reedy born 1890 died 1911 giving birth to my father William Wheeler Reedy. She was born 1890 and is buried in Indian Creek Cemetary Palo Pinto Texas. She married Robert Reedy and his sister Ida Reedy adopted him. She married Melvin Lotspeich. | William Wheeler REEDY-LOTSPEICH
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| 303 | Last Name is hyphenated strictly to show birth surname and adopted surname, in order to search on either surname. | William Wheeler REEDY-LOTSPEICH
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| 304 | Garrattson's Landing, Arkansas | Douglas Freeman REMLEY
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| 305 | Death certificate lists birth date as March 11, 1857, but the 1900 US Census lists his birth month as February. | Thomas Edward RHODES
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| 306 | last known residence, California. | Eddie Mae RICH
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| 307 | last known residence, California. | Howard RICH
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| 308 | A memorial headstone exists at Oak Grove Cemetery in Nacogdoches, Texas, where Alice Perkins Richardson is buried. | Everett Edward RICHARDSON
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| 309 | As Della grew into a young lady she learned the millinery trade and was so employed in the village of Gladbrook. When the family moved to Brooklyn she became similarly employed in the nearby town of Malcom. Just as Tom was attracted to Nancy as a young man back in Norton, so was Billy Karr, the young Brooklyn dry goods merchant, attracted to Della, their blooming young daughter. They were married in Brooklyn on December 27, 1894. They enjoyed a long and happy life together and celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with the help of their daughter Katherine. And just as they were together all through life they died near the same time; he on January 17, 1947 and she the following June 4. Both were 79 at time of death. (excerpted from book: "Robinson History", compiled by Tedford Schoonover and Katherine Schoonover, pub. 1979) | Laura Adella ROBINSON
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| 310 | Name: Della Robinson Residence: Spring Creek, Tama, Iowa Birth date: 1868 Birth place: Ohio, United States Relationship to head-of-household: Daughter Spouse name: Spouse birth place: Father name: Tom Robinson Father birth place: England Mother name: Nancy Robinson Mother birth place: Ohio, United States Race or color (expanded): White Ethnicity: American Gender: Female Marital status: Single Age: 12 years Occupation: NARA film number: T9-0365 Page: 583 Page letter: A Entry number: 5182 Film number: 1254365 Collection: 1880 United States Census | Laura Adella ROBINSON
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| 311 | www.rootsweb.com, WorldConnect Project: ROBINSON, NINA 27 OCT 1878 GLADBROOK, IOWA 30 SEP 1966 BAKERSFIELD, CA. Father: TOM ROBINSON Mother: NANCY ELIZABETH MAYFIELD Spouse: Carl Garrison | Laura Adella ROBINSON
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| 312 | died at birth | Infant ROUTH
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| 313 | Maiden name listed variously as 'Saxhae', 'Sochia', 'Sasche', 'Sachse', or 'Sache' on some of her children's death certificates. | Minna SACHSE
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| 314 | Funeral for Mrs. Ola Mae Banks Barrett, 91, of Route 6, Box 3120, Nacogdoches, will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in Cason Monk-Metcalf Sunset Chapel with interment in Walnut Grove Cemetery. Rev. Roy Mobley of Lone Star Baptist Church and Rev. W.F. Dill of Nat Baptist Church will officiate. Mrs. Barrett died Friday, Sept. 2, in North Place Nursing Home in Nacogdoches. Born June 26, 1897 in Sarepta, La., she was the daughter of Claud A. and Lydia Denman Sandlin. She was married to James Acey Banks who died in 1954, and she was then married to Frank Barrett who died in 1979. She was a lifetime resident of Nacogdoches County and was a homemaker and a member of the Baptist Church. Survivors include three sons, Raymond A. Banks of Nacogdoches, Franklin D. (Len) Banks of Garrison and James Robert Banks of Nacogdoches; five daughters, Georgia Mae Hutchison of Nacogdoches, Bessie Faye Newman of Diboll, Lydia J. Matlock and Alma Clifton of Nacogdoches and Betty Rene Ceney of Monroe, La.; a sister, Nancy Scroggins of Garrison, 30 grandchildren, 59 great grandchildren and several great-great grandchildren. Pallbearers will be grandsons, Neal Thomas Clifton, Ray Matlock, Donis Banks, James Banks, Thomas O. Matlock and Danny Coats. Visitation will be from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. today, Saturday, and the family requests memorials be donations to a church of choice. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Cason Monk-Metcalf Funeral Directors of Nacogdoches. The Daily Sentinel, Nacogdoches, Texas, Monday, September 5, 1988 | Ola Mae SANDLIN
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| 315 | CHAPTER LXXV. An Act changing the names of Antoinette Scott and Sidney Way. Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Texas, That the names of Antoinette Scott and Sidney Way, be, and they are hereby changed to Antoinette Devereaux and Sidney Devereaux. Sec. 2. That the said Antoinette Devereaux and Sidney Devereaux be, and they are hereby declared capable in law of inheriting the property of their father, Julien S. Devereaux, in the same manner as if they had been born in lawful wedlock; and that this act take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved, January 31, 1852. "The laws of Texas, 1822-1909, Volume 3" By Texas, Hans Peter Mareus Neilsen Gammel, D. E. Simmons, Gammel Book Co., 1898 | Antoinette SCOTT-DEVEREUX
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| 316 | Cremation. Cleo's ashes are interred at Rose Hill Cemetery, in the same grave space as her sister Sarita Segrest. | Cleo Sheffield SEGREST
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| 317 | Originally interred Nov 16, 1912 at New Bayview Cemetery, Corpus Christi, Texas. Re-interred on April 11, 1925 in the Segrest family plot at Rose Hill Memorial Park, Corpus Christi, Texas, along with first wife Sallie, son Arthur, and daughter Sarita. | Hiram Henderson SEGREST, DDS
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| 318 | May have died during birth; dates are assumed, as his mother's grave marker indicates he was buried with her but no dates are given for the infant. | Infant Son SEGREST
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| 319 | Originally interred in the same grave with his mother at New Bayview Cemetery, Corpus Christi, Texas. Re-interred on April 11, 1925 in the Segrest family plot at Rose Hill Memorial Park, Corpus Christi, Texas, along with his mother Sallie, father Dr. H H Segrest, and half-siblings Arthur and Sarita Segrest. | Infant Son SEGREST
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| 320 | Funeral services for J.Y. Spivey, 86, of Garrison, will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2009, at First Baptist Church in Garrison with Bro. John McGuire, pastor of First Baptist Church of Garrison, officiating. Burial will be in Caledonia Cemetery in Rusk County. Mr. Spivey passed away Nov. 22, 2009, in Garrison. He was born Dec. 27, 1922, in Rusk County, to the late John Martin Spivey and Cora Belle (Young) Spivey. He was a member of First Baptist Church in Garrison. He was a retired farmer and rancher and attended school in Garrison. He was preceded in death by: son, Fleming Spivey and parents, John Martin and Cora Bell Spivey. Survivors include: wife, Margaret Spivey of Garrison; sons, Fred G. Spivey and wife Jenny of Mount Enterprise and John K. Spivey of Longview; grandsons, Scott Spivey, Jason Spivey and Robbie Spivey; granddaughter, Shelly Mills; seven great-grandchildren; brother, Russell Spivey and wife Laree of Garrison; special cousin, Cecil Garrison of Houston. Visitation will be from 5-7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2009, at Garrison Funeral Home. Funeral services will be under the direction of Garrison Funeral Home in Garrison. Published: Henderson Daily News Tuesday, November 24, 2009 4:08 PM CST | Jim Young SPIVEY
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| 321 | Removal | Charles Henry STILL
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| 322 | Ella's grave is unmarked; her exact date of death is unknown. | M Ella STOVER
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| 323 | Cremation | Charlotte Rae STRONG
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| 324 | Handwritten paper found in Dorothy Adele Logan Garrison's papers after her death in 1982: Birth date is shown as 26 Nov 1820; probably from 'Marriage Records from old Byers Bible'. More research is needed to determine correct date. | Eliza STRONG
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| 325 | Information from Joe W Carvin (email dated 11/19/08) | Eliza STRONG
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| 326 | Information from Joe W Carvin (email dated 11/19/08) | Eliza STRONG
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| 327 | Birth Year may be 1715 or 1716. | John STRONG
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| 328 | Death certificate shows Birth year: 1891 | Richard Edgar STRONG
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| 329 | Buried on Confederate Mound. | Sherwood W STRONG
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| 330 | Great granddaughter Betty Kirk believes that first name was never 'Eleanor', although she was listed in the 1850 US Census as 'Elinor'. | Ellen Josephine TEMPLETON
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| 331 | Alternate birth year, place: 1894, Menlo, Chattooga Co, Georgia, USA. | Freeman W THACKER
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| 332 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 333 | Military grave marker lists date of death as Dec. 11, 1931, but death certificate lists date of death as Dec. 10, 1930 and date of burial as Dec. 11, 1930. | Joseph B THOMPSON
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| 334 | Cremated; ashes scattered | Shirley Devereux THOMPSON
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| 335 | Tombstone (erected 1984) in Forest Church Cemetery shows birth year 1799, but that must be wrong if she married Harmon Phillip Cosper in 1798. | Virginia Jane THURMOND
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| 336 | Wanda Ruth Moreland age 73 of Camden, Ohio died Wednesday, October 7, 2009 at McCullough Hyde Hospital in Oxford, Ohio. Born on April 2, 1936 in Estill County, KY she was the daughter of the late Warren & Alean (Hamilton) Tipton. She had been employed at Dayton Flexible Products in Eaton and was a member of the Fenton Finders Club of South West Ohio. Preceded in death by her husband of 43 years: Daniel P. Moreland in 1997; Granddaughter: Tara Halpin in 1977. Survived by Daughters & Sons-in-law: Vicky & Mark Garrett of Eaton, OH; Debbie & Dave Tadlock of Lincolnton, NC and Bridget & Scott Hacker of Camden, OH. Four sisters: Connie Bowling, Thelma L. Thomas, Sue Shupe and Loretta Crowe all of Kentucky; Five Brothers: Delmas Tipton, Gary Tipton and Ronnie L. Tipton all of Kentucky, James Tipton of Eaton, OH and Burnell Tipton of North Carolina. 6 Grandchildren: Brandy, Jamie & Levi Garrett; Jerame Halpin, Alec & Devon Hacker; 11 Great Grandchildren. Funeral service will be held 12:00 PM Saturday, October 10, 2009 at Nein-Barnes Funeral Home - 249 North Main Street - Camden, Ohio with Rev. Fred Schmidt officiating. Family will receive friends on Saturday, October 10, 2009 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the funeral home. Interment will be held in Fairmount Cemetery in Camden, OH. Memorial contributions may be made to Camden - Somers Township Emergency Squad. Online condolences may be sent to the family via Guest Book at www.barnesfuneralhome.com | Wanda Ruth TIPTON
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| 337 | Francis Joseph Vaughan, Secretary to the Speaker in the House of the First State Legislature, was born in Brooklyn, New York, January 5, 1858, and is the son of Patrick J. and Frances McDonald Vaughan. He was educated in the public schools of his native city, from which he was graduated, and later attended St. Peter's Academy of the same city. In 1873 he joined the navy, from which he was honorably discharged after serving his term, and in 1877 he came to Arizona. He first located at Prescott, but after a short time removed to what is now Cochise County, and lived at Charleston, Benson, Tombstone and on a ranch in Galluro Mountains, working successively as school teacher, cattleman, railroader and painter, and on several occasions he acted as guide for the soldiers during Apache uprisings. In short, in those times he lived the life of the Arizona frontiersman. He has always been a Democrat of the progressive type, and as a member of the Cochise convention in August, 1910, helped write the platform of that county. Mr. Vaughan is the sole owner of the business of F. J. Vaughan Company, contractors, and is a director in several mining companies, in addition to his duties as Secretary to the Speaker. He is a member of the Irish Nationalists, Knights of Columbus, and honorary member of the Painters & Decorators of America. He was married February 26, 1889, at Benson, Arizona, to Miss Harriette C. Exton. They have four children, Frances, Evelyn, George and Harriette, and make their home in Bisbee. Transcribed from "Who's Who in Arizona" Volume 1 1913 Compiled and Published by Jo Conners Press of The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, Arizona | Francis Joseph VAUGHAN
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| 338 | body cremated; location of ashes unknown. | Eugene Curtis VINSON
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| 339 | Unmarked grave | Mary Margaret WALKUP
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| 340 | Pre-need grave marker? | Mary Ellen WALLER
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| 341 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 342 | Census records list his birth place as Tennessee. However, some of his children's death certificates list his birthplace as Mississippi. | William WATT
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| 343 | Section 12, Lot 163, Space 5 | Richard Thomas WATTS, III
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| 344 | CHAPTER LXXV. An Act changing the names of Antoinette Scott and Sidney Way. Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Texas, That the names of Antoinette Scott and Sidney Way, be, and they are hereby changed to Antoinette Devereaux and Sidney Devereaux. Sec. 2. That the said Antoinette Devereaux and Sidney Devereaux be, and they are hereby declared capable in law of inheriting the property of their father, Julien S. Devereaux, in the same manner as if they had been born in lawful wedlock; and that this act take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved, January 31, 1852. "The laws of Texas, 1822-1909, Volume 3" By Texas, Hans Peter Mareus Neilsen Gammel, D. E. Simmons, Gammel Book Co., 1898 Citation date: 3 Nov 2010 | Julien Sidney WAY-DEVEREUX, Jr
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| 345 | drowned | Carl Seymour WEBB
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| 346 | Died at sea, Dardenelles, World War I | Henry Prescott WEBB
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| 347 | Uncle to Dr. Walter Prescott Webb, Texas Historian | Henry Prescott WEBB
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| 348 | Cemetery is assumed, because his sister Aletha is buried at Burkeville City Cemetery (1902) and he died in Newton County, Texas. | William Harrison WEBB
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| 349 | Fannin County TXGenWeb, Oakwood Cemetery Interment book 1891-1939 on Rootsweb.com: Citation Date: 11 Jun 2010 OakWood Cemetery at Honey Grove Burial Record Book This record is a copy of the original Burial book by Calvin Trout. His record covers 1891-1939 and records the burials in this huge cemetery. The Dates are Interment Dates & Due to the dating , I can tell he was not the only Cemetery worker as there are large gaps in the dates. This transcription had some dates incomplete and stopped at end of 1919 and then picked up a list of burials of 1937 with no explanation or dates. Some of these people may not have stones or be readable any longer. ----------------------- Name: Robert West Inft. Birth: 0 Death: 0 Burial: 1 Aug.1899 | Infant WEST
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| 350 | Grave is unmarked | Robert D WHITE, Sr
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| 351 | Frankfort –MAJ (R) Clyde Wiseman Jr., 67 years, passed away Tuesday, January 18, 2011 at the University of Kentucky Medical Center. Services for Clyde will be 12:00 noon Saturday, January 22, 2011 at Harrod Brothers Funeral Home. Rev. Wallace Kent will officiate. Burial with military honors will follow in Frankfort Cemetery. Visitation will be at the funeral home Friday from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. A native of Estill County, he was born November 18, 1943 to Clyde Wiseman Sr. and Edith Eloise Hall Wiseman. Clyde began his military career as an enlisted man in April 1966 and left active duty in September 1973. He joined the National Guard and became a full time technician in September 1973 and was promoted to Major in April 1982. Clyde retired as a Major from the Kentucky Army Nation Guard in April 2004 with 38 years and 5 months military service as the Assistant to the Chief of Staff for the Kentucky Army National Guard. He was a member of VFW Post 4075, American Legion Post 7, Elks Lodge 530, Frankfort Expo Committee and Frankfort Boat Club. He is survived by his wife of 29 years, Donna Mowry Wiseman; daughters, Dona Chermie Maxwell and her husband, Scott, Alanna Austin Wiseman and two grandchildren, Justin Allen Maxwell and Louie Antonio Almada. Active pallbearers will be members of the Kentucky Army National Guard. Honorary bearers will be COL (R) Bill Whitney, COL (R) Mike Jones, COL (R) Bill Clark, COL (R) Mike Sebastian, COL (R) Jack Carpenter, LT COL (R) Virgil Elliott, CW5 (R) Kenny Masters, MSGT (R) Bill Moore, MSGT (R) Harry Mowry, BG (R) Jack Doyle, Donnie Hammonds, Rob Duff, Stan Salchli, Friends – VFW, Elks Lodge, River Buddies and all of Clyde’s fellow golfers. Flowers are welcome or contributions in his memory are suggested to Kentucky National Guard Memorial Fund Inc., PO Box 5466, Frankfort, KY 40602-5466. Arrangements are under the direction of Harrod Brothers Funeral Home | Clyde WISEMAN, Jr
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| 352 | Section 12, Lot 163, Space 1 | George Edward WOOD
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| 353 | Section 12, Lot 163, Space 4 | Marjorie WOOD
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| 354 | Probably born in Rutherford County, North Carolina, or Spartanburg, South Carolina | Matilda Mary Ann WRAGGE
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| 355 | Death certificate lists October 18, 1853 as her birth date, but grave marker and several US Censuses list her birth year as 1848. | Laurinda Sue YELVERTON
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| 356 | Obituary: James Kinsey Young Published: Longview News-Journal October 27, 2009 Services for James Kinsey Young, 82, of Tatum, will be 2 p.m. Thursday, October 29, 2009, at the Chapel of Welch Funeral Home, 4619 Judson Road, with the Rev. Trey Roberson officiating. The committal ceremony will follow in the Welch Garden Court. Interment will be in Tatum Cemetery. Mr. Young died October 25, 2009, at a local nursing facility. Mr. Young was born December 6, 1926, in Tatum. He owned and operated Young's Exxon in Tatum until his retirement. Survivors include his wife, Corinne Cherry Young; daughter, Catherine Young Johnson; sisters, Effie Downs, Katherine Gray and Helen Griffin; and brother, Jack Young. Visitation will be 6-8 p.m. Wednesday, October 28, 2009, at the funeral home. | James Kinsey YOUNG
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| 357 | This handwritten chart was found amonth Dorothy Adele Logan Garrison's papers after her death in 1982. | Source: S14
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| 358 | This handwritten chart was found amonth Dorothy Adele Logan Garrison's papers after her death in 1982. | Source: Amzi Walton and Eliza Strong Byers + children
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| 359 | Handwritten chart found in Dorothy Adele Logan Garrison's papers after her death in 1982. | Source: David & Mary Gordon Byers + children
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| 360 | This handwritten chart was found amonth Dorothy Adele Logan Garrison's papers after her death in 1982. | Source: H. W. and Adele Harper Byers + children
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| 361 | Handwritten paper found in Dorothy Adele Logan Garrison's papers after her death in 1982. | Source: Marriage Record from old Byers Bible
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| 363 | Phone: 801-240-2584 or 866-406-1830 | |
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