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| 251 | Death Certificate Imformant: Edward Feldman 313 Sycamore St. Cincinnati, Ohio | Feldman, Alfred Leonard (I0596)
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| 252 | Death due to injuries from car accident(10/28/1962). Her husband and two children died on the way to the hospital. They were returning home from a party at the LBJ Ranch. Her husband worked for a TV/Radio Station that was owned by LBJ. | Lannert, Barbara Ann (I3876)
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| 253 | Death Notice: Indianapolis Star - Feb 1, 1915 Rosemeyer, Ellen - Died at 6 a.m. Jan 30, 1915. Funeral at 8:30 Feb 2, 1915 at residence, 2512 West Tenth Street. | Casey, Mary Ellen (I0816)
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| 254 | Death Notice: Indianapolis Star - Nov 23, 1910 Koch, George - Father of Walter and Dorothy Koch and Mrs Clara Enderlin, died a the home of his daughter at 820 North Tacoma avenue, at 4:30a.m. Tuesday, Nov 22, 1910 Funeral Wednesday, Nov 23, 1910, at the house at 1:30pm and at the First Evangelical Church, corner East and New York, at 2:15pm. Friends invited. | Koch, George (I107926)
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| 255 | Death Notice: Indianapolis Star - Apr 2, 1915 McCoy, David - Passed away Wednesday March 31, at 2:20 am, at the age of 71 years, 10 months, 23 days. Funeral Friday April 2, 2 pm at his home 1422 Bellefontaine Street. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Motor Service. | McCoy, David (I4039)
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| 256 | Died as infant Section 60 Lot 463 | Dickinson, Rosemary (I8708)
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| 257 | Died as infant | Rosemeyer, ??? (I39862)
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| 258 | Died at 4 1/2 years old | Miller, Sarah Ann (I4966)
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| 259 | Died at 9 months old | Peebles, Walter Roy (I139132)
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| 260 | Died at his Mill Creek farm | Calvin\Colvin, Luke (I0093)
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| 261 | Died in car accident | Vest, Floyd Nelson (I0737)
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| 262 | Died in Civil War | Patton, Charles Hampton (I39969)
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| 263 | Died in Union Prisioner of War Camp from measles. | Sinor, John Wesley (I5218)
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| 264 | Died in War of 1812 - Battle of Thames | Banta, Abraham (I109476)
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| 265 | Died of a stroke and was buried in the Kettering cemetery north of Martinsville, Illinois | Snavely, Eliza A. (I4944)
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| 266 | Died of brain tumor | Perkins, Harold (I8174)
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| 267 | Died of bronchitis. | Feldmann, Bernhard Heinrich (I102036)
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| 268 | Died of Flu | Eyman, Clarence Everett (I0123)
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| 269 | Died on the journey to America and was buried at sea. | Feldman, Anna (I101995)
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| 270 | Died Single per death certificate His brother Lem provided information. | McKnight, James O. (I11080)
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| 271 | DODY, Grace Truman BOYD b: Jul 2 1896, Brownington, Henry Co, MO d: Mar 17 1987, Clinton, Henry Co, MO bur: Mar 20 1987 Englewood Cemetery DA-DY, Clinton, Henry Co, MO arr: Consalus Funeral Homes, Clinton & Urich, MO Grace Truman Boyd Dody, 90, the youngest of eight children born to John Franklin and Landona Wears Boyd, was born July 2, 1896, near Brownington, Missouri, and passed away March 17,1987, at her home in Clinton, having lived her entire life in Henry County. She was converted and joined the Bethlehem Baptist Church when she was 12 years old, giving and living her life for Jesus. She taught a Sunday School class for many years. She was united in marriage to Christopher Dundy Dody, December 24, 1913, and to this union, six children were born. Two sons, Leroy and Everette, and her husband, Chris, preceded her in death. Survivors include Ivonne Huey, Wilma Ross, Dwight Dody, Clinton, and Glenn Dody, Austin, Texas, fifteen grandchildren, 34 great-grandchildren, four great-great grandchildren, many nieces, nephews and friends. She was an excellent cook, homemaker, mother and grandmother. She was always there, ready to help anyone who needed her - making each grandchild feel "special." Never did she miss a birthday or other occasion. She was clerk of Richland School District for a number of years, always interested in church and school activities as well as world affairs. She was an avid reader, reading her Bible from beginning to end many times. Services were conducted Friday, March 20, 1987, at Consalus Funeral Home. Pall bearers were grandsons Merrill Huey, Keith, Kenneth and Karl Ross, Ray, Galen and Mark Dody. Interment was in Englewood Cemetery. | Boyd, Grace Truman (I108409)
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| 272 | DODY, Grace Truman BOYD - b: Jul 2 1896 Brownington, Henry Co, MO - d: Mar 17 1987 Clinton, Henry Co, MO - dau of John Franklin & Landona WEARS BOYD - m: Dec 24 1913 to Christopher Dundy DODY - ch: Christopher Leroy, Everette Eugene, Winifred Ivonne, Wilma Grace, Glenn Raymond, Dwight Sherwin - 90Y - bur: Mar 20 1987 Blk:605 Lot:1149 Gr:02 obit lineage | Boyd, Grace Truman (I108409)
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| 273 | Donald R. Dinger Shawnee resident Donald R. Dinger, 76, passed away Sunday, July 27, 2008 in Shawnee. He was born Sept. 12, 1931 in Oklahoma City to John Chester and Julia (Vanlandingham) Dinger. He was reared in Tecumseh; which is where he also graduated. He joined the U.S. Air Force and following his military service, he lived in California for many years. In 1974, he moved to Dallas and then returned to Tecumseh. A professional dog trainer, he trained Greyhounds and sporting dogs. He enjoyed hunting and fishing and was an avid reader. He was preceded in death by his wife, Deseree and his parents. He is survived by his son, Richard Lee Dinger of Oklahoma City; brother and sister-in-law, John and Penny Dinger of Richardson, Texas; grandsons, Justin Dinger of Oklahoma City, currently serving in Iraq, and Phineas Dinger of Tennessee; three nieces and three nephews. Graveside service will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Tecumseh Cemetery under the direction of Cooper Funeral Home of Tecumseh. The family will greet friends at the funeral home on Wednesday at 10 a.m. [Source: Shawnee News-Star ] | Dinger, Donald Richard (I109926)
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| 274 | Dovie died on her wedding day. And was buried in her wedding dress. | Kluesner, Dovie (I1023)
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| 275 | Drowned | McSpedden, Melvin Douglas (I156)
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| 276 | DUGGER -- James C. Kluesner, 70, of Dugger died on Thursday, May 27, 2004, in his residence. He was born December 24, 1933 in Sullivan County to Hugh F. and Jessie Behem Kluesner. He retired from Crane Naval Ammunition Depot in 1995, and was owner and operator of Black Creek Cabins and Pottery in Dugger. Survivors include his wife of 50 years, Loretta Wright Kluesner; a son, Tony Kluesner and wife Donna of Linton; two daughters, Meleah Keller and husband Bill, Tish Millick and husband David, all of Linton; one sister, Rose M. Dorney of Lawrenceville, Ill.; two brothers, Hugh F. Kluesner Jr. of Bedford, and Mike Kluesner of Dugger; six grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. He was a 1951 graduate of Pleasantville High School. He was member of First Christian Church in Linton, and formerly taught Sunday School at First Assembly of God and First Christian Church, both in Linton, and previously served as a member of the Gideons. Services are 2 p.m. Tuesday in Newkirk's Funeral Home, Dugger with the Revs. John Booker and Paul Jones officiating, and additional eulogy by the Rev. Mike Chapman. Burial is in Pleasantville Cemetery. Visitation is 5 to 8 p.m. Monday, and 1 p.m. until services Tuesday. | Kluesner, James Cedrick (I2555)
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| 277 | DYERSVILLE, Iowa - Sylvester "Whitey" Kluesner, 86, of Dyersville, died Thursday, Sept. 8, 2005, at Oak Crest Manor, Dyersville, following a brief illness. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at St. Paul's Catholic Church, Worthington, with the Rev. Douglas Loecke officiating. Burial will be in St. Paul's Cemetery. Friends may call from 1 to 9 p.m. today at Kramer Funeral Home, Dyersville, where there will be a parish scripture service at 4 p.m., and the Sherrman- Peterson American Legion Post 656 will attend at 6 p.m. He was born on April 1, 1919, in Holy Cross, son of Peter and Katherine (Heiderscheit) Kluesner. He married Marie Engling on Nov. 11, 1941, in North Buena Vista. Together | Kluesner, Sylvester N. (I3559)
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| 278 | East Side of Bethesda Cemetery Kluesner Bertha N 14 1884 1968 Shared stone with Ben H (Mar--11/13/1905) Kluesner Edward L 14 8/14/1924 2/24/1946 Ind TEC 5? 5 Ranger Inf BN Kluesner Ben H 14 1878 1964 Shared stone with Bertha N Kluesner Edward 15 7/3/1943 1/23/1999 PVT US Army | Kluesner, Bernard Henry (I1383)
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| 279 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F1329)
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| 280 | Edward "Ned" Callahan was half Cherokee. His mother was a Cherokee Indian. 1782: Washington County, Virginia - Captain Fulkison's Precinct - Personal Property List: Edward Callaham: Horses 13, Cattle 10, 400 acres on Northside of North Fork of Holstein. Actual settlement made in 1774. Listed on Washington County, Virginia Surveyors Record 1781-1797. Came to Kentucky in December 1801 with William Strong and family, Daniel Davidson and 3 sons, Samuel, John, and Robert and their families, also Roger and Robin Cornett, William Strong, Samuel Davidson, and the two Cornett's had each married the daughters of Edward Callahan. From note on tree on Ancestry.com | Callahan, Edward (I139010)
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| 281 | EDWARD BOONE MEMORIAL FUND Edward Boone is buried where he was killed Oct 6, 1780, in Bourbon County, KY, as explained in the following text of KY Highway marker No. 2059: Edward Boone (1740-80) Death site of Edward Boone, a brother of renowned Kentucky pioneer Daniel Boone, Edward was killed by Indians here Oct. 1780 at age 40 while hunting with Daniel. Boone Creek named for Edward. Daniel and Edward wed sisters, Rebecca and Martha Bryan, whose family built and settled Bryanb Station near Lexington. Presented by The Boone Society, Inc. This death/burial site is located on See Road, just off Cane Ridge Road in Bourbon County. However, according to a 19th Century pioneer manuscript, the bones of Edward Boone, slain brother of Daniel Boone, were reburied in the Rockbridge Baptist churchyard ?bout 1827?by Elder Richard Thomas. The Boone Society is trying to raise money to locate and excavate Boone? second grave at Rockbridge Churchyard with the help of Nancy O?alley, Assistant Director of the William S. Webb Museum of Anthropology of the University of Kentucky. There is an old grave marked ?B?which could contain Ned Boone? remains. Many of the inscriptions on the graveyard? several limestone makers have long ago worn away, but one particular grave marker shows the initials "N.B." with the date "1828" clearly visible. If Ground Penetrating Radar indicates that the ?B?grave could contain some final remains that could logically be considered Edward Boone?, and if viable DNA material can be found, the Edward Boone Memorial Committee plans to have the tests done. Committee member Wilson Zaring of Champaign, Illinois, has painstakingly collected many historical manuscripts about the 1780 attack on the Boone brothers in Bourbon County and about the 1827/28 reburial of Edward ?ed?Boone. Chairman of the committee is Edward Boone descendant and Boone Society board member, Ivan Lancaster. Also serving on the committee are Sherrill Thomas of Lexington, KY, also an Edward Boone descendant; Dell Boone Ariola, Society Treasurer and the one who first found the original Edward Boone grave marker on See Road in Bourbon County; and Rochelle Cochran, Society President and Edward Boone descendant. If you are an Edward Boone descendant, or have an interest in helping the Society discover the location of Ned Boone? reburial, a donation would be much appreciated. You may use your PayPal Account to make a contribution, or send a check payable to Treasurer, Boone Society to 12384 Aries Loop South, Willis, TX 77318-5225. | Boone, Edward (I0247)
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| 282 | Emmigrated 1858 | Maisel, George (I109447)
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| 283 | Emmigration 1882 | Binzer, Theresa (I109419)
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| 284 | Emmigration 1884 | Handrich, Fritz (I109455)
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| 285 | England & Wales Marriages, 1538-1940 England & Wales Marriages, 1538-1940 Name: William Seabrook Gender: Male Birth Date: abt 1837 Age: 26 Father's Name: Daniel Seabrook Spouse's name: Sarah Howard Spouse's Age: 28 Spouse's Father's Name: William Howard Marriage Date: 1 Aug 1863 Marriage Place: Edlesborough, Buckinghamshire, England Source Citation: Place: Edlesborough, Buckinghamshire, England; Date Range: 1813 - 1881; Film Number: 1042381. Source Information: Ancestry.com. England & Wales Marriages, 1538-1940 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2008. Original data: Genealogical Society of Utah. British Isles Vital Records Index, 2nd Edition. Salt Lake City, Utah: Intellectual Reserve, copyright 2002. Used by permission. | Family: William Seabrook / Sarah Howard (F25882)
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| 286 | Enola Feldman The Garden City Telegram web-posted on March 21, 2000 Funeral for Enola Feldman, 87, will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at Garnand Funeral Home, Garden City, with the Rev. Robert Cousins officiating. Burial will be in Lakin Cemetery. Mrs. Feldman died Thursday, March 16, 2000, at her home in Garden City. Born Sept. 20, 1912, at Brownell, she was the daughter of Captain Lewis and Nellie Enola (Wood) Vastine. The family moved to Kearny County in 1920. She graduated from Deerfield High School, attended Ottawa University for one year and later graduated from Garden City Community College. On May 26, 1935, she married Frank Feldman at Deerfield. They moved to Finney County in 1946 and moved into Garden City in 1967. A homemaker, she also taught piano for 17 years and was a teacher for three years in Kearny County. She enjoyed writing and had three books published. She also enjoyed making crochet rugs, music, reading and sewing. Mrs. Feldman was a member of the First United Methodist Church, was a teacher and member of the Homemakers Sunday School class, and belonged to the A.A.U.W., United Methodist Women Godmothers, the Senior Center, R.S.V.P. and A.A.R.P. She was a life member of Friends of the Library and of the Kansas Authors Club, and was a volunteer for literacy at the Adult Learning Center. Her husband died Dec. 26, 1982. She was also preceded in death by a sister, Irene Poet. She is survived by a daughter, Carolyn Larson, Garden City; two grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Visitation hours are until 8 tonight and from 9 a.m. to service time Wednesday at the funeral home. Memorials are suggested to the church, in care of the funeral home. | Vastine, Enola Lois (I0195)
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| 287 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I139058)
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| 288 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I139058)
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| 289 | Ernest W. Kluesner, 80, of Palatka died Sunday, Dec. 16, 2001, at his residence due to a brief illness. He was born in Dugger, Ind., and had been living here for 22 years, coming from Union Lake, Mich. He retired in 1979 as an assistant superintendent from General Motors in Pontiac, Mich., after 40 years of service. He was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church. He enjoyed fishing, wood carving, woodworking and golfing. He had made many pieces of furniture for his family and friends. He was a life member of national and local woodcarvers' clubs, and was a life member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 3349 in Palatka. He was preceded in death by a brother, Calvin Ray Kluesner. Surviving are his wife of 60 years, Nellie M. Kluesner of Palatka; son and daughter-in-law, Dwain and Gwen Kluesner of Ortonville, Mich.; daughter and son-in-law, Paula and Bob Gutherie of Metamora, Mich.; sister, Rose Hartell of Indianapolis, Ind.; five grandchildren, Mark Ernest Kluesner and Joshua Wyatt Kluesner, both of Ortonville, Mich., Jeff Scott Gutherie, of Traverse City, Mich., John Paul Gutherie of Lapeer, Mich., and Joanie Marie Stapleton of Imlay City, Mich.; seven great-grandchildren, Sterling Gutherie, Sophia Gutherie, Kyle Seigler, Michael Gutherie, Kaylea Gutherie, Grace Gutherie and Hunter Gutherie. Calling hours will begin 4 p.m. Wednesday at Masters Funeral Home, Palatka, with funeral service and video tribute beginning at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Memorial gifts may be made to Hospice of North Central Florida, 3204 Crill Ave., Palatka, FL 32177. Additional services, military honors and burial in Oaklawn Memorial Gardens in Novi, Mich., are under the direction of Elton Black and Son Funeral Home, White Lake, Mich. Masters Funeral Home of Palatka, a ministry of the Masters family since 1953, is in charge of local arrangements. | Kluesner, Ernest Wilbur (I110103)
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| 290 | Esther's maiden name is from the birth record for Charles Arthur Hobin. Donaldson was also listed in marriage record for Milissa. But LeCroix was listed in birth record for John Thomas Hobin. | Donaldson/LeCroix, Esther (I9484)
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| 291 | Excerpt from History of Texas W. Edward Aston was born near Van Alstyne, in Collin County, July 11, 1869. He grew up on a farm, was educated in the country schools, and he early showed an inclination for machinery, and even while farming usually spent part of his time operating mechanical establishments of some kind or the other. In 1900 he built his first cotton gin at Valley View, a modern pattern gin, the first of its kind in the town. Later he shold that plant and in 1916 installed an eight-stand gin with a capacity of eighty bales in twelve hours. | Aston, William Edward (I100188)
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| 292 | Extract of Corpus Christi Times(18 Nov 1975) Mrs. Lottie MangesFreer - Mrs. Lottie Manges, mother of Clinton Manges of Freer and James Eastwood of Corpus Christi, died yesterday inthe Corpus Christi hospital. She lived in Freer the past 20 years. Other survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Boyd Fancher of Freer; two other sons, Dan H. Manges of Falcon Heights and Don Manges of Hawthorne, Nev; one brother, J. R. Clark of Pear Blossom, Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. C. J. McCaskill of Long Beach, Calif., and Mrs. George Hodges of Gateville; 18 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Cage-Mills Downtown Chapel, Corpus Christi arrangments. Final arrangements by Hodges Funeral Home in Junction. | Clark, Charlotte Nancy (I4785)
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| 293 | Ezekial Counts is the common-law husband of Nancy Jane Thorp. Children listed in the 1880 census under Benjamin Tharp of Brethitt County, Kentucky - all carry the name of Thorp/Tharp. | Counts, Ezekial (I0929)
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| 294 | F.W.Feldman farm sale - 26 Jan 1916 His name is also spelled Friederich Wilhelm Feldmann. Wilhelm andAugusta came to the US in 1882. They departed from Germany on theLeipzig on 5 Aug 1882; they entered the US at Baltimore. With Wilhelm and his wife Augusta, came their 4 yr. old daughterBernhardina Augusta (called Dena) and their one-year-old daughterAnna, who died on the voyage and was buried at sea. Several factorsappear to have brought the Feldman family to the US. Wilhelm was theeldest of his brothers and was thus expected to find a farm of his ownor to work on the family farm with his youngest brother who, bycustom, was given control of the farm. Apparently this was not acomfortable situation for Wilhelm. Augusta had several relatives whohad already migrated to the St. Joseph, Missouri area. With theperception of the US as the land of opportunity -- notices were widelyposted in Germany -- and the young family made the giant step. Beforehis untimely death at the age of 53, Wilhelm had established arespectable farm in Hamilton County, Nebraska. | Feldman, Friedrich Wilhelm (I101992)
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| 295 | FAMILY BIBLE OF ANDREW JACKSON KEY AND SARAH ELIZABETH MANGUM KEY Wilma (W.A.) Key M. 7-5-1891 Bill (W.J.) M. 9-24-1898 Bettie (B.C.) Key M. 10-18-1897 Charlie (C.B.) M. 8-15-1897 George (G.W.) Key M. 2-3-1907 John (J.T.) Key M. 2-3- 1904 Lexie (E.D.) Key M. 8-6-1903 Jim (J.C.) Key M. 9-20-1908 Frank (A.F.) Key M. 8-13-1917 Doll (Pansy Adline) Key M. 8-15-1910 P.I. Key M. Aug. D.A. Key M. The births of the above were also written in the Bible: Wilma Key B. 4-28-1875 Bill B. 11-15-1876 Bettie B. 11-29-1878 Charlie B. 8-13-1880 George B. 12-6-1883 John B. 8-12-1885 Jim B. 2-27-1887 Lexie B. 2-13-1889 Frank B. 5-13-1891 Doll B. 3-3-1893 Pleas B. 8-30-1894 Ann B. 8-12-1896 Sarah Elizabeth B. 11-29-1854 A.J. Key B. 5-7-1853 They came to Texas in 1881 from South Carolina | Key, Andrew Jackson (I0027)
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| 296 | Family Data Collection - Individual Records Family Data Collection - Individual Records Name: Mahala Rebecca Hampton Spouse: David Wright Pace Parents: Charles Hampton , Martha Mariah Hodge Birth Place: Fannin County, TX Birth Date: 6 Jan 1843 Marriage Place: Collin County, TX Marriage Date: 21 Aug 1860 Death Place: Cooke County, TX Death Date: 1 May 1916 Source Citation: Birth year: 1843; Birth city: Fannin County; Birth state: TX. Source Information: Edmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2000. Description: The Family Data Collection - Individual Records database was created while gathering genealogical data for use in the study of human genetics and disease. | Hampton, Mahala Rebecca (I39907)
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| 297 | FAMILY GRAVE MARKERS FANNIN COUNTY, TEXAS East Shady Grove Cemetery, Leonard, Texas Blackwell J. Milton 1 869 - 1 941 Wilma A. Key 1 875 - 1 94 3 George W. Key 12-6-1883 3-28-1928 Ethel L. Key 11-15-1881 1972 A. J. Key 1853 - 1919 Sarah E. Key 1854 - 1947 W. J. Key 1 876 Lula Key 1881 - 1919 Minnie Key 1917 Altha Key 1897 - 1 925 Freda Ann Shaffer 1939 - 1939 (Alma Key's daughter) Albert D. Key 1929 - 1943 (Pleas' son) Infant J.C. & Iphy Key 2-12-1910 2-17-1910 F. Key ? D.(can not read) 37 years old Copied from.tombstones in Leonard Cemetery, Leonard, Texas Sim S. Jones 9-1 7-1 856 1 2-18-1 932 John Thomas Key 1885 - 1958 Mrs. Mary S. Jones 4-24-1869 6-2-1933 Mrs. Ruth Key 1883 - 1941 Mary C. Riddle 7-2 5-1 837 9-24-1 91 0 John R. Riddle 7-24-1838 3-3-1915 | Key, Andrew Jackson (I0027)
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| 298 | Father may be Jacob Tittel, listed in 1830 Census, Hanover Township, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania | Tittle, Sabina (I4159)
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| 299 | Find a Grave 4 8 2014 Henry D. Hopper Birth: Jan. 18, 1908 Kentucky, USA Death: Jun. 8, 1988 A funeral service is planned for 10 a.m. Monday in the Cole and Maud Mortuary chapel for Henry D. Hopper, 80, of Maricopa, who died June 8, 1988 in Phoenix. The Rev. Bud Fisher is expected to officiate. Mr. Hopper, a long-time winter visitor to the Maricopa area, was born Jan. 18, 1908 in Princeton, Kentucky, and moved to the Maricopa area permanently 10 months ago from Ohio. He was a diesel engineer for Reeves Empire Steel Mill and a member of the Trimble Road Bible Church in Mansfield, Ohio for 20 years. He is survived by his wife, Albretta; daughter, Virginia Fisher, of Maricopa; one grandchild; and one great-grandchild. Family links: Spouse: Albretta V. Pugh Hopper (1912 - 2002)* Children: Virginia Mae Hopper Fisher (1928 - 2002)* Burial: Mountain View Cemetery Casa Grande Pinal County Arizona, USA Created by: Barb Record added: Jun 30, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 38925772 | Hopper, Henry D. (I139052)
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| 300 | Find a grave 4 8 14 (posted by Ginnie Hopper Oldham) William C "Billy" Hopper Birth: Sep. 18, 1815 Tennessee, USA Death: Dec. 15, 1892 Caldwell County Kentucky, USA William's parents are John Hopper and Sarah E Scott, both from Virginia. His known siblings are Eliza, John Alexander, David Martin and Humphrey Hopper. He married Elizabeth P (Betsy) Lamb, July 28, 1838 in Gallatin County, Kentucky. Their known children are George Anne, James Carroll, Henrietta (Rhett), William M, Len B, Martin Leander, Mary and Eliza Jane (Sissy) Hopper. Spouse: Elizabeth P. Lamb Hopper (1818 - 1894) Children: George Ann Hopper Glass (1840 - 1902)* Eliza Jane Hopper Howton (1841 - 1909)* Len B. Hopper (1853 - 1914)* Burial: Lamb Cemetery Scottsburg Caldwell County Kentucky, USA Maintained by: Kathy Stroope Veasey Originally Created by: Kenneth A. Allgood Record added: Dec 11, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 45341829 | Hopper, William C. "Billy" (I4133)
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