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| 27701 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was a resident of Carroll, Tennessee, He was shown as married, with a wife and three children, working as a farmer. He was shown at stout, of medium heighth, and with gray eyes and light brown hair, | Moore, Thomas Russel (I47133)
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| 27702 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was a resident of Cass City, and farming for Alex Milligan. Cass City Chronicle August 29, 1952 Page 4 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Crocker were called to St. Lukes Hospital in Saginaw Saturday by the serious illness of BEN CROCKER, Mr. Crocker's brother. Ben Crocker, who thought he sould assist in washing the church which he attends, after work Friday afternoon, fell striking his head on cement. Lastest report is that he is still unconscious. | Crocker, Benniett "Ben" Hezekiah (I12771)
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| 27703 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was a resident of Hemphill, and working as a barber in his own shop. He was married, and was described as tall and of medium build, with brown eyes and black hair. | Martin, Eli Frazier (I43610)
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| 27704 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was a resident of Milan, Tenn, and supporting his wife, one child and a sister. He was of medium heighth and build, with red hair and light blue eyes. His Tennessee Death record shows him as a son of Will Maynard and Miss Mollie Milam, both of Tennesse. He died at the age of 27 of tuberculosis. | Maynard, Charles Monroe (I46303)
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| 27705 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was a resident of Montgomery County, Arkansas, where he was a farmer. His nearest relative was Ethel McGrew, however exactly how they were related was not indicated. He was of medium heighth and build, with brown eyes and hair. | McGrew, Walter Alexander (I36365)
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| 27706 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was a resident of Newton County, Texas, and was in the Livery Business for himself. He was tall and of medium build, with gray eyes and light brown hair. https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JDP7-84D name: Miles J. Cousins death date: 05 Apr 1944 death place: Newton, Newton, Texas gender: Male race: White death age: 66 years 2 months 27 days estimated birth date: birth date: 21 Jul 1878 birthplace: Texas marital status: Married spouse's name: father's name: John Cousins father's birthplace: mother's name: Lizzy Teston mother's birthplace: occupation: Farmer place of residence: Newton, Newton, Texas cemetery: Ford burial place: Newton, Newton, Texas burial date: 06 Apr 1944 additional relatives: X film number: 2137866 digital film number: 4029652 image number: 1531 reference number: 70646 Collection: Miles J. Cousins, "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976" | Cousins, Miles Jefferson (I37837)
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| 27707 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was a resident of Scottsboro, Alabama, and farming for R. J. McLemore. His nearest relative was Mrs. Ada Bell McLemore, also of Scottsboro. He was of medium heighth and build, with blue eyes and dark hair. | McLemore, Harvey "Bud" (I43933)
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| 27708 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was a resident of Seminary, Mississipi and was farming 3 miles west of that place. He was single, of medium heighth and slender, with gray eyes and dark hair. | McGrew, Benjamin Franklin (I3592)
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| 27709 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was a resident of Tulsa, OK, was a Machinist, and was supporting his wife and mother. He indicated he was in "bad health", and was described as having blue eyes and brown hair. His Texas Death certificate show he was born in Melvin, Kansas to Samuel Risher and Percilla Millier. His occupation was water well driller. Although he died in San Antonio, he was a resident of Refugio, which is where he was returned for burial. | Risher, Raymond Llewellen (I45550)
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| 27710 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was a resident of Zimmerman, Rapides Parish, Louisiana. His occupation was Medical Doctor. He was shown as of medium heighth and stout, with brown hair and eyes. https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F3MJ-S3P Name: Francis Andrew Buvens Titles and Terms: Event Type: Death Event Date: 25 Apr 1954 Event Place: Shreveport, Caddo, Louisiana Gender: Male Age: 69 Race (Original): White Birth Year (Estimated): 1885 Father's Name: Louis Buvens Father's Titles and Terms: Mother's Name: Emma Woods Mother's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Name: Mary Curl Spouse's Titles and Terms: Certificate Number: 477 Page: GS Film number: 1574391 Digital Folder Number: 004215620 Image Number: 01573 Collection: Francis Andrew Buvens, "Louisiana, Deaths Index, 1850-1875, 1894-1956" | Buvens, Francis "Frank" Andrew M. D. (I43147)
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| 27711 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was a saw mill laborer in Hemphill, Texas, reporting that this was also where he was born, on 31 Jan 1895. This is the closest date to the 1900 census (which reported Jan 1894), and was filled out by Leo himself, so is assumed to be accurate. Both his tombstone and death certificate show him as being born later, 1897 and 1899 respectively. He was married and supporting his wife, and described as tall, slender, and with brown eyes and black hair. His Texas Death certificate showed that he worked as a collector at a loan company. He was married at the time of his death, the informant being Mrs. Hazel Maund. | Maund, Leo Bascomb (I14227)
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| 27712 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was a student at Tyler Community College, and was of medium heighth and build, with blue eyes and dark hair. | McGraw, William Albert (I45071)
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| 27713 | When he registered for the World War I Draft, he was a travelling salesman for Goodyear Tire, and based out of New Orleans. He registered, however, in Westerville, Ohio. He was Tall, medium build, and had brown eyes and hair. The Ohio Military Men database, 1917-18, on Ancestry.com shows he enlisted on 27 apr 1918 in Westerville. "158 Depot Brigade to 22 Aug 1918; Co C 418 Reserve Labor Battalion to Discharge Sergeant 12 Sept 1918. Honorable discharge 14 Apr 1919." https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VKLF-V1Q name: Howard W Elliott prefix: suffix: event: Death event date: 26 Jan 1965 time of death: event place: Westerville (Pt), Franklin, Ohio, United States other event place: Home registration state: filing date: residence: Westerville, Franklin, Ohio, United States street address: residence postal code: within city limits: gender: Male age: 72 marital status: Married race: White hispanic origin: literal other race: industry: education level: occupation: armed forces: branch of service: social security number: birth date: 1893 birthplace: father's surname: mother's surname: injury in ohio: injury at work: type or place of injury: hospital status: referred to coroner: autopsy performed: Yes, not used for certification method of disposition: infant death certificate: certificate number: 03052 volume number: 17933 registrar certificate: page number: certifier: Physician census tract: 0700 registration district: original source line: 47203 original source file: DEATHS65.DAT source: Ohio Department of Health Collection: "Ohio, Death Index, 1908-1932, 1938-1944, and 1958-2007," Howard W Elliott, 1965 | Elliott, Howard Wesley Sr. (I11612)
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| 27714 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was an employe of the Pineland School Board. he was Tall, slender with Blue eyes and dark hair. Barbara Yancey Dore shows him, in error, as a son of Frederick Berryman and Ada Fort. He is actually a grandson of Fred's through his first wife. In the 1900 Sabine County, Texas census Alvin Berryman, Son Male White born Jan 1887 age 13 is listed in the home of Charlie and Ada Berryman, and not with Frederick and Mary Ann. | Berryman, Andrew Alvin (I41952)
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| 27715 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was employed by himself in Moulton, Alabama, and supporting his wife and two children. He was of medium heighth and slender, with blue eyes and light hair. Name Walter Thad Mclemore Titles and Terms: Name Prefix: Event Date 24 Mar 1970 Event Place Decatur, Morgan, Alabama Gender Male Race (Original): Race: Age (Original) 78y Birth Year (Estimated) 1892 Birth Date (Original): Birthplace: Marital Status: Spouse's Name: Spouse's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Name Prefix: Father's Name Jim Mclemore Father's Titles and Terms: Father's Name Prefix: Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name Minnie Dodd Mother's Titles and Terms: Mother's Name Prefix: Mother's Birthplace: Occupation: Address: Residence Place: Cemetery: Burial Place: Burial Date: Funeral Home: Informant's Name: Informant's Name (Original): GS Film number 2033356 Reference ID 10743 Citing this Record: "Alabama, Deaths, 1908-1974," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JNWT-Q7S : accessed 29 Oct 2013), Walter Thad Mclemore, 24 Mar 1970; citing reference 10743, Department of Health, Montgomery; FHL microfilm 2033356. | McLemore, Walter Thaddeus "Thad" (I43941)
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| 27716 | When he registered for the World War I Draft, he was Farming for his father. O. A. McLemore, in Hazelhurst, Miss. He was of medium heighth and build, with brown eyes and hair. | McLemore, Malvin (I34272)
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| 27717 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was farming in Sabinetown, and was supporting his wife and two children. He was shown as being of medium heighth and build, with blue eyes and sandy hair. Virgie Speights wrote, on the occasion of his golden wedding anniversary in 1964, that Anderson grew up at Sabinetown, attending the one-room schools, watching the steamboats travel the Sabine River and helping with the farming. He worked for seven years at the sawmills in the oilfields, on pipelines and with drilling rigs. He had three brothers and one sister still living: "Wicke Anderson of Florien, Louisiana, Wyatt Anderson of Lufkin, Ellis Anderson of Fairfax, Alabama,a dn Mrs. Ella Ferris of Colfax, Louisiana." | Anderson, William Wade (I41697)
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| 27718 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was shown as Bailey Monroe McFarland, age 24, resident of Bayou, Sabine, Texas, occupation farming. He was supporting a wife and children. He was described as of medium heighth and slender, with brown eyes and light hair. He was said to have married twice, first to a Maude Ophelia (b. 1897 c. 1922). By his first wife he had three children: R.C. (b. 1915), Lela May (b. 1917) and Ned (b. 1919). His second wife was Luella, born 13 July 1905 and died 10 June 1981. Both wifes are buried at the Oak Hill Cemetery in Sabine County, Texas. | McFarland, Bailey Monroe (I13964)
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| 27719 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was shown as farming for himself in Farrsville, Newton County, Texas. His nearest relative was his wife, Ethel Rogers. He was described as short and of medium build with blue eyes and light hair. | Rogers, Theodore S. (I16028)
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| 27720 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was single, and working in the oil fields, a resident of Sour Lake. He was described as tall and of medium build, with brown hair and eyes. Barbara Yancey Dore shows that he married Vera CARPENTER on 2 Jan 1902. Name Miles Edward Martin Event Date 01 Oct 1963 Event Place Jasper, Jasper, Texas Gender Male Race (Original) White Age (Formatted) 76 years Birth Year (Estimated): Birth Date 15 Mar 1887 Birthplace Fairdale, Texas Marital Status Married Spouse's Name: Father's Name Albert Martin Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name Mary Sibley Mother's Birthplace: Occupation Salesman Residence Place Prect #2, Curtis, Jasper, Texas Cemetery (Original) City Cemetery Burial Place Newton, Texas Burial Date 02 Oct 1963 Informant's Name (Original) X GS Film number 2117352 Digital Folder Number 4028322 Image Number 279 Reference ID 64772 Citing this Record: "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JDT4-GTY : accessed 20 Aug 2013), Miles Edward Martin, 01 Oct 1963. | Martin, Miles Edward (I43609)
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| 27721 | When he registered for the World War I draft, in 1917, he was farming in Forestburg, Texas. He was single and described as of medium heighth and build, having brown eyes and black hair. Name Charles Olin Manire Event Type Death Event Date 30 May 1976 Event Place Pasadena, Harris, Texas, United States Gender Male Marital Status Widowed occupation School Teacher usual residence 2507 Easy Street Pasedena, Harris County, Texas Birth Date 30 Jan 1894 Birthplace Ryan, Oklahoma Father's Name Arthur Manire Mother's Name Willie May Hodges Informant Mrs. Charlie ROZNOVAK Certificate Number 45897 GS Film number 2243937 Digital Folder Number 005145765 Image Number 00309 Citing this Record: "Texas, Deaths (New Index, New Images), 1890-1976," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K3DM-QGV : accessed 15 Jul 2013), Charles Olin Manire, 1976. | Manire, Charles Olin (I11551)
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| 27722 | When he registered for the World War I draft, in 1917, he was farming in Forestburg, Texas. He was single and described as tall and slender, having brown eyes and hair. PVT, US ARMY Name: Ira Cecil Manire Event Date 20 Dec 1975 Event Place Precinct #8, Medina, Texas Gender Male Race (Original): Age (Formatted) 79 years Birth Year (Estimated): 1896 Birth Date: Birthplace: Marital Status: Spouse's Name: Father's Name Authur Manire Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name Nora (sic) May Hodges Mother's Birthplace: Occupation: Residence Place: Cemetery (Original): Burial Place: Burial Date: Informant's Name (Original): GS Film number 2243840 Digital Folder Number 4167922 Image Number 1296 Reference ID 92967 Citing this Record: "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/J63B-VWL : accessed 15 Jul 2013), Ira Cecil Manire, 20 Dec 1975. | Manire, Ira Cecil (I11552)
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| 27723 | When he registered for the World War I draft, in 1917, he was farming in Forestburg, Texas. He was single and described as Tall, slender, having gray eyes and light hair. Name Harry T. Manire Event Date 23 Feb 1958 Event Place Decatur, Wise, Texas Gender Male Race (Original) White Age (Formatted) 65 years 2 months 19 days Birth Date 04 Dec 1892 Birthplace Ryan, Oklahoma Marital Status Married Spouse's Name: Father's Name Auther C. Manire Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name Willie Mae Hodges Mother's Birthplace: Occupation Farmer Residence Place Forrestburg, Montague, Texas Cemetery (Original) Newharp Burial Place Newharp, Montague, Texas Burial Date 24 Feb 1958 Informant's Name (Original): GS Film number 2115346 Digital Folder Number 4163862 Image Number 184 Reference ID CN12867 Citing this Record: "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JX7C-FF4 : accessed 15 Jul 2013), Harry T. Manire, 23 Feb 1958. | Manire, Harry T. (I11550)
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| 27724 | When he registered for the World War I draft, in 1918, he was farming in Forestburg, Texas. He was described as of medium heighth and build, and having blue eyes and light hair. Said to have married Ocie Ida Cavitt, and had six children. | Manire, James Alton (I11553)
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| 27725 | When he registered for the World War II draft, he printed his name as Roberto Garza Moreno, address 710 Rosillo San Antonio. The person listed who would always know his address was Mrs. Tommy Garza Moreno, also a resident of 710 S. Rosillo. He was employed by Charlie Baumberger, at Alamo Portland Cemetery, in Cementville, Bexar, Texas. | Moreno, Roberto (I48399)
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| 27726 | When he registered for the World War II Draft, he reported his name as Serbando C Laurel, a resident of Ave D in Beeville, Texas. His date of birth was listed as 24 Sept 1905 in Ojuelos, Texas. The person who would always know his address was listed as Mr. Paulino C Laurel, his father. He owned his own business, working as a Barber on Bowie St in Beeville. | Laurel, Serbando C. (I48274)
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| 27727 | When he registered for the World War II draft, he was a resident of Pineland, Sabine County, Texas. On Jim Cooper's "Trails to Texas" blog, he shows Charles Emory Cooper (1887-1951), a twin. Married Benina Bernice Blount (1889-?). They had 1 daughter. Also married Estelle Lucille Hays (???). | Cooper, Charles Emory (I26041)
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| 27728 | When he registered for the World War II Draft, he was listed as Victor Vela Laurel, of Edinburg, Texas. His date of birth was shown as 15 June 1910, Poth, Texas. Name of Person who would always know his name was Mrs. Amada Vela Laurel, his mother, of Beeville.Occupation was that of barber. His Texas death certificate shows he was born on June 15, 1910 in Poth, Texas, and died September 30, 1956 in Corpus Christi, where he resided on 2704 Ruth Street. His occupation was listed as Barber. Parents were shown as Paulino C Laurel, born Guerrero, Mexico, and Amada Vela, born Laredo, Tx. The informant was Victor Laurel, Jr. | Laurel, Victor Vela (I48276)
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| 27729 | When he was young, James probably lived with his mother and stepfather, or with his eldest brother Richard at the plantation. He left home by about 1687, and moved some 21 miles west of Pace's Paines, where he came in contact with the Lowe family of Bristol Parish. He married Elizabeth Lowe, daughter of Mr. William Lowe. The young family lived in Charles City County, north of the James River, and returned to live south of the river in 1712 when they returned to Prince George County. In 1715, James purchased 100 acres in Westopher Parish, Prince George County, from William Epes, which had formerly belonged to Caesar Walpool. In the northern part of Brunswik was the parish of St. Andrews. Int he vestry book of the parish is a record of a James Pace who served the parish as sexton from October 6, 1732 until October 11, 1735. He was paid for his services in tobacco, the usual form of payment from a church. The parish sexton was the caretaker of the church building and the cemetery, and also charged with the duty of recording all deaths in the parish. This was an occupation usually endowed upon an older man. He was, at this time, about 68 years of age. As before this is the one and only time he is mentioned in the records of the county. Howard does not believe it improbable that James died possessed of no valuable property, such as land or slaves but only household items and any tools of his trade. This would mean there would not be an necessity to make a will, or to administer an estate. Any items still possessed at the time of his death would have been absorbed into the family without going through the legal process. This is why nothing has ever been found concerning him after the year 1735. James and Elizabeth had four sons that are known, Richard, George, James and Solomon. They may have had daughters also, but nothing has been discovered concerning them, and may never be. SOURCE: OUR COLONIAL ANCESTORS 1619 to 1799 by Bruce Howard DNA results (Source: http://pacesociety.org/DNA/results.htm) These are the results from descendants who believe themselves direct descendants of Richard Pace II of Virginia, through his son James 393-390-10-391-385a-385b-426-388-439-389i-392-389ii 13 25 15 11 11 14 12 12 12 13 13 29 458-4591-459b-455-454-447-437-448-449-464a-464b-464c-464d 16 9 10 11 11 24 15 19 29 15 17 17 17 | Pace, James (I10366)
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| 27730 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I47158)
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| 27731 | When her father died in 1922, she was listed as "Miss Belle McDermott, teacher in Greenville school." She is listed as Belle McDermott GRISET on the California Death Index. | McDermott, Margaret E. "Belle" (I31033)
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| 27732 | When her husband was killed in 1863, Rosa was left with five children, all under the age of 12. She never remarried and remained focused on her family's survival during the desperate times of the Reconstruction. After the war she moved her family to Copiah County, MS and engaged in land speculation with her brother, John Thomas McLemore. By 1878 she had moved her family back to Perry County. The 1880 US Census lists Rosa with all her children living in the same household except daughter Sebelle R who had married Abraham L. FAIRCHILD. Here in Perry (now Forrest) County, Rosa lived out her life until she died believed to be after 1900 on the old John McLemore property and was buried in the family cemetery. (Hammond, "MAJOR AMOS McLEMORE", p. 2). | McLemore, Rosa Lavinia (I25604)
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| 27733 | When her mother died, she went to live with Emma Belle. In 1930 she was living with Franklin in Duncan? She died in State Hospital in Norman. | Shaw, Mary Lulu (I5277)
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| 27734 | When his daughter, Kimberly Foster Scales, ran for the Hemphill ISD Board of Trustees in 2018 the Political advertisement that she placed in the April 18, 2018 Sabine County Reporter noted that " My father was a educator here at HISD and was serving as High School Principal when I was born in 1962". | Foster, Carl Ernest (I47154)
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| 27735 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I20)
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| 27736 | When his father died at the age of 51, Matthew, only 17 withdrew from the University of the South at Sewanee, Tennessee, and returned home to help his mother. (Henson and Parmelee, p. 299). Obituary and certificate of death copied from FindAGrave: Terrell, Texas, May 27. -- M.C. Roberts, 61, a leading citizen of Terrell since the early '80s, was found dead in his room at the family residence Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Roberts is survived by his wife and five children: Summerfield G. Roberts of Dallas, Mrs. Glen Rash, Mrs. Matthew Cartwright Jr., Miss Iona Roberts and M.C. Roberts Jr. of Terrell; a brother, Ben S. Roberts of Terrell; three sisters, Mrs. Tom Corley of Dallas, Mrs. Eli Gaffney of San Antonio and Mrs. Annie Hinton of El Paso. Dallas Morning News, May 28, 1931 Texas certificate of death Name: Mathew C Roberts Sr Death Date: 27 May 1931 Death Place: Terrell, Kaufman, Texas Gender: Male Race: White Death Age: 61 years 4 months 8 days Birth Date: 19 Jan 1870 Birthplace: Texas Marital Status: Married Father's Name: Benjamin T Roberts Father's Birthplace: Tex Mother's Name: Anna W Cartwright Mother's Birthplace: Texas Burial Place: Terrell Texas Burial Date: 28 May 1931 Cause of Death: Accidental Pistol Wound Informant: Ben S. Roberts, Terrell, Texas | Roberts, Matthew Cartwright (I38989)
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| 27737 | When his mother died in 1910, he was listed as "Prof. W. D. McLemore of Nantucket Island, Mass." When his father died in 1940, he was shown as of Caldwell, N. J. | McLemore, William Dennis "Dennie" (I38418)
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| 27738 | When his mother died in 1910, he was listed as Homer McLemore of Seattle, Wash. However, on the time of the 1910 census, he was a Roomer at a rooming house in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. He was listed as Single, age 18, and born in Illinois. His occupation was shown as Helper, Telephone company. | McLemore, Homer Sheppard (I38410)
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| 27739 | When his passport was issued in W?rttemberg, he was described as 6/2' tall, slender, with a round face, healthy skin, blond hair and eyebrows, green eyes, full cheeks, and a large nose, with good teeth and straight legs. (Jacobs, p. 149). Tri-County Chronicle Vol. 2, No. 41 Cass City, Michigan Friday, February 22, 1901 John Schwegler's Burial The last tributed of respect was give to the late John Schwegler last Saturday afternoon at the Evangelical church, where a simple but impressive service was conducted by the pastor, F. Klump, who was assisted by Rev. G.J. Kirn, presiding elder of Flint District. The fact that the grim reaper Death is fast thinning out the male ranks in the local Evangelical society made an unusual impression during the funeral service of Mr. Schwegler. His death was caused by typhoid pneumonia and the same composure which characterized his life was uppermost during the days of suffering and dissolution. John Schwegler was born in Germany in the year 1834. At the age of 20 he immigrated to this country and resided for many years in the state of New York. In 1881 he came to Cass City where he has lived ever since. Mr. Schwegler was highly esteemed by all who knew him. He was a man of few words but ever conscientious and honorable in all his dealings. He leaves a widow, one sister and many other relatives. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Summer 2007) | Schwegler, Johannes "John" (I3027)
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| 27740 | When his son, Douglas, was born, Samuel was listed as a "Farmer & Tie Maker." His Texas Death Certificate, viewable online at FamilySearch.org, Texs Deaths, 1890-1976, shows that he was a son of Benjemin Beard and Ellen Chipman. His usual occupation was shown as Minister, and he was shown as married. The informant was his son, Joe Beard. | Beard, Sam Cephus (I35411)
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| 27741 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I47152)
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| 27742 | When Jose registered for the World War II Draft, he listed his DOB as March 19, 1909 in Texas, and the person who will always know his address was shown as his wife, Mrs. Jessie Contreras. Their address was Box 1041, Beeville, Texas, and his employer was Howard Bros of Beeville. He listed his full name as Jose Garza Contreras, but went by Joe. In 1930, a Jose Contrera, age 21, was living on Blanconia Road in Bee, Texas, with Antonio and Louise Contreras...parents of Henrique (age 3) and Elida (newborn). He was listed as a brother of Antonio. Other siblings of Antonio's, sharing their home, were Theodora (32), Pablo (30), Louisa (28), Domingo (25), and Francisco (21). All of Antonio's siblings were working on his farm. As Antonio's draft registration for World War II, done in Bee County, show his parents as Juan Manuel Contreras and Domencia Garza, it is assumed these are the parents of Jose Garza Contreras as well. An 1999 obituary of Eloisa Contreras Hernandez, also of Beeville and born around 1900, also show her as a daughter of Juan Manuel and Demenica Contreras. 1940 Bee County, Texas census JP 1, SD 14, ED 13-5, Sheet 10B Jose Contreas 31 Head TX Labor Retail Furniture Store Last grade completed Elementary 7th Jesusie Contreas 24 Wf Texas Last grade completed Elemenary 7th Olga Contreas 2 Daughter Texas Hortenxe (sic) Contreas 10/12 Dtr Texas In the 1948 Beeville City Directory, he and Jesusa were living at 1308 S Washington in Beeville, and his occupation was shown as Floor Covering Man. 1950 Bee County, Texas census ED 13-15B, Sheet 1 Contreras, Jose J Head W M 41 M Tx Service Man Furniture Store Contreras, Jessie Wf W F 34 Tx Contreras, Olga Dtr W F 12 Tx Contreras, Hortencia Dtr W F 9 Tx Contreras, Luis Son W M 8 Tx Contreras, Mary Sylvia Dtr W F 2 Tx Contreras, Juan M Son W M 5 Tx | Contreras, Jose Garza (I48264)
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| 27743 | When Kenneth was born in 1947, he had 12 living grandparents and great grandparents. He married Shirley WELLMAN in 1968, and a daughter Shannon Dee Becwar (now MEE). (Milligan, Nebraska, 1988-2008, p. 109). He later married Sandra ODLE, who had a son, Chad Odle (dob 10 Jun 1969). Chad changed his name to Becwar. Ken and Sandy passed away in 1993, and are buried at the Bohemian National Cemetery south of Milligan. Chad and his wife, Keri (Bailey) have two children, Austin and Jordyn. They live in Lincoln, where Chad is the manager at J. C. Penney & Company (Milligan, Nebraska, 1988-2008, pp. 108-110). | Becwar, Kenneth LeRoy (I3716)
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| 27744 | When Lizzie applied, on Aug. 18, 1944, for a Delayed Birth Record in Tennessee, she signed her full name as "Lizzie Minor McLemore Houston." The Abstract of supporting evidence for the record was listed as "Old Family Bible record, Very Old, 2-18-1879" as well as affidavits of two seperate witnesses. | McLemore, Lizzie Minor (I26169)
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| 27745 | When Maria was eight years old, her mother died of Cholera, and she was placed in the Poydras Orphan Asylum for Females by order of the court recorder on August 19, 1849. Her father was still living, but presumable unable to care for his children. She was Protestant. On May 19, 1856, she was placed with a Mrs. Randall. In 1900, she was living with her youngest son and his wife. When she died in 1901, the funeral services were held at their residence on 2518 Poydras Street. She was buried in Cypress Grove 2 Cemetery, which was later excavated during the 1930's for construction of Canal Boulevard. Her remains were not relocated to another burial place. | Holmes, Caroline Maria (I187)
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| 27746 | When Mary was 15, she died from a wound she received cutting herself while making homemade soap. (Milligan, p 342). | Koca, Mary (I19799)
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| 27747 | When Napolean Mason of Sabine County, applied for a Confederate Pension, he stated that he served in the C. S. A. , Company I, 1rst Texas Regiment, Infantry as a private. He made his application on July 9, 1909 before County Judge J. H. McGown and witnesses W R Davidson and T B Davidson. They both testified that they served in the same company with Mr. Mason. | Davidson, William Richard (I2067)
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| 27748 | When Robert was 16 years of age, his father gave his consent to join the Air Corps during World War I. From 1948 until his retirement in 1973, he owned and managed United Wholesalers Inc. He and Reeta moved to Saginaw (Bridgeport) in 1954, and Robert lived there until his death. | Wagner, Robert L. (I5985)
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| 27749 | When she applied for a social security account on July 3, 1944, in Fresno, California, she was listed as Lillie Mae HILL. Her parents were shown as Elish McLemore and Amer. Baldwin. | McLemore, Lillie Mae (I28709)
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| 27750 | When she applied for a social security account, she was living at 2103 Chesnut Street in New Orleans, LA. She 18 years old, and her first job was at Realty Operators in the 500 Marine Building in New Orleans. | Pearce, Josephine Anne Glennon (I35384)
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| 27751 | When she applied for her Social Security Account in 1942, her last name was listed as Anderson, and she was a co-owner of Anderson Pennywise Drug Store at 5436 S. Tacoma Way in Tacoma, Washington. She indicated that her last full time job, with Anderson, had ended on October 20, 1941. She listed her home address as Box 193 in South Tacoma. Obituary Audray (sic) Ackmann Everett Herald 11 June 1969 Mrs. Audray L. Ackmann, 62, of 8120 Xavier Way died in a local nursing home June 10 after an extended illness. Mrs. Ackmann was born April 7, 1907, in Big Lake, Washington, and lived in the state all of her life. She had lived in the Everett area for the past 14 years. She leaves her husband, Theodore E. at home; a daughter, Mrs. William (Nancy) Lucas of 6724 Willow Road; two grandchildren, Mrs. Linda Williams of Lynnwood and Robert Lucas of Everett; a great-granddaughter, Wendi Williams of Lynnwood; her stepmother Mrs. John J. Schopf of Everett, and a brother, the Rev. John J. Schopf of Everett. Graveside services will be 1:30 pm at the IOOF Cemetery in Mount Vernon under the direction of the Solie Funeral Home. The Rev. John J. Schopf will officiate. | Schopf, Audrey Leone (I14011)
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| 27752 | When she died, he last name was CLARK, and she was a resident of Quitman, OK. The informant was her daughter, Mrs. Juanita Elliott. | Click, Mertie Mae (I45265)
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| 27753 | When she died, she was widowed and listed as Zady Alma Biggs. Informant was Mrs. H. P. Smith. | Bennett, Zady Alma (I45628)
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| 27754 | When she married James Myers in 1913, she was employed as a teacher. Her 1960 Pennsylvania death certificate listed her parents incorrectly and Christopher Hoover (vs. Z. H. Hoover, as shown on her marriage certificate) and Elizabeth Baldwin (vs. Elizabeth Rowley). Birthdate and location, as well as her husband, match however. The informant was Jas. C. Myers of Moon Twp, PA, relationship not known, as she was shown as widow of James M Myers at the time of her death. | Hoover, Cora O. (I48229)
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| 27755 | When she was about 72 years old, S.A.E. Boyette was granted a pension based on her husband's service in the Confederate States army. In this pension application, she indicated that she had lived in Jasper County for about 50 years. On the pension application she reported that the only property she owned was 130 acres of land and six cows, and that she needed the pension as a means of subsistence. As the application was signed with her mark, it appears that she also was unable to read or write. Her tomstone indicates she lived to age 70. Ruby Boyett Burkett wrote that "we don't actually know when the McLemore family purchased it (the old Boyett homestead), but we feel surthe first McLemore owners were John and Sara Ann Boyett McLemore. She was Noah Boyetts youngest whole sister so the place was still partly in the Boyett family and so it happened that the McLemores began to bury their dead in the Boyett cemetery but renamed it the McLemore Cemetery. One of the McLemore relatives told us it had always been the McLemore cemetery but of course we know that is not the case. We know, for a fact, that one more Boyett was buried in the cemetery. I don't know the date of the last funeral but have a first person account of the funeral. My Aunt Lula Love Boyett, wife of Noah Jackson Boyett told me this story. On a cold winter day the youngest daughter of Noah and Susan was laid to rest in the Boyett Cemetery. She was Sarah Ann "Sallie" Bevil. Aunt Lula said by the time the graveside service had concluded they were about frozen so the McLemore family invited them in to get warm before they left to return to their homes. I seem to recall Aunt Lula saying the McLemores also served them refreshments? I would imagine they were served hot coffee and probably a desert. Several generations of the family lived in the home before it was finally replaced with a new, more modern home. At the time I went there to visit, Lee and Othalia McLemore were living there...... He then let me borrow pictures of the original home to bring to Beaumont to have printed and enlarged. I later returned the originals, along with enlargements and he was thrilled." | Boyett, Sarah Ann E. (I1994)
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| 27756 | When she wrote Benjamin Dwight, in reply to his query about the genealogy of the Jones family, Betsey had the following poignant observation "My husband has been dead 26 years; I am now 82 years old; I have no children; I am the last leaf on the family tree." (Dwight, p. 159). | Jones, Betsey Maria (I21040)
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| 27757 | When the family was enumerated at the 1910 Census, in Carroll County, Tennessee, there were two other people listed in their home with Bertha, Thomas and their young daughters, Almer McReynolds, age 30, and listed as "Partner" and "Farmer" and 48 year old Licle/Dicie/Vicie McLemore, listed as a servant and cook. | McLemore, Bertha T. (I26425)
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| 27758 | When the Lucas gusher blew in on Spindleop Hill in 1900, Claude was on the spot, he and two associates were developing a residential tract, Oakwood, on the southwest edge of town. (Henson and Parmelee, p. 310). https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K3ZW-6WB name: Claude C Roberts event: Death event date: 01 Feb 1924 event place: Beaumont, Jefferson, Texas, United States gender: Male marital status: Married birth date: 04 Jul 1877 birthplace: San Augustine, Texas father's name: Benjamin L Roberts mother's name: Anna W Cartwright informant Mrs. C C Roberts Cemetery Magnolia Cemetery certificate number: 5853 film number: 2075024 digital folder number: 005145647 image number: 01814 Collection: Claude C Roberts, "Texas, Deaths (New Index, New Images), 1890-1976" | Roberts, Claude C. (I38993)
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| 27759 | When the will of his paternal grandmother, Mary Ann Welch Smith Chapman, was probated in 1921, he was listed as " Herbert Chapman, nephew (sic), 21, of Montana." His social security number was issued in Florida in 1936, and at the time he was an employee of Ralston Purina Co of St. Louis. His father was shown as Samuel Lee Chapman, and his mother Marion Wright. When he registered for the draft during World War I, he listed his nearest relative as his mother, Mrs. J. S. Caie [second husband] of DeWitt, Michigan. Herbert was a resident of Dewitt, Clinton County, Michigan at the time, and he was working as a farmer for Ralph Cressman. He was shown as tall, slender, with brown eyes and black hair. Kerrville Mountain Sun July 26, 1986 Page Four Obituaries Chapman Services were held Friday for Herbert Lee Chapman, Sr. 86, who passed away July 24 in the Alpine Terrace Nursing Home. Rev. Everett Boyce officiated at the graveside services in the Garden of Memories Cemetery. Chapman, a resident of Kerrville for 16 years, prior to that Florida, was born May 12, 1900 in Lake Odessa, Michigan. He married Lurana Treff in Leavenworth, Kansas on August 22, 1922. Chapman was a member of the Methodist Church, served in the United States Armed Forces, and was a store and mill manager for Kresge's Purina Mill. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Lurana Champman of Kerrville; one daughter, Mrs. Frances Moore of San Antonio; two sons, Dr. Herbert Lee Chapman, Jr. of Wauchula, Florida and Dr. Loren James Chapman of Madison, Wisconsin; two sisters, Mrs. Avon "Claudine" Ator of Silver Springs, Maryland and Mrs. Earl "Dorothy" Castator of Tarpon Springs, Florida; eight grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were under the direction of Grimes Funeral Chapels. | Chapman, Herbert Lee Sr. (I20192)
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| 27760 | When they were first married, Charlie and Beckie farmed near Hornersville. They later moved to Kansas City, where Charlie worked for the Santa Fe railroad. He was severly injured at work, and had to use crutches for many years. He used the settlement to purchase the farm in Hornersville. After his health improved, he was able to raise cotton, corn and soy. They eventually purchased some additional farmland near the Arkansas-Missouri state line, in Arybird, Missouri. | Hedgpeth, Charles R. (I5003)
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| 27761 | Where is he in 1880? Can't find on San Augustine census transcription. | Garrett, Milton (I14316)
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| 27762 | Where is he in 1880? Can't locate him on the San Augustine County, Texas census transcription. | Price, John (I14806)
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| 27763 | Where was he at the time of the 1880 Texas census? Can't find at either his mother's home or in his own household. | Garrett, Robert (I14310)
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| 27764 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I19564)
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| 27765 | Where was she on the 1930 census? Jim Bramhall says she lived into adulthood. | Kelly, Edna (I19563)
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| 27766 | Where were they at the time of the 1850 census? | Family: Amon Perry Morris / Mary Ann Watkins (F1385)
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| 27767 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I38125)
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| 27768 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I14860)
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| 27769 | While living in DeKalb County, Georgia, James Anderson Fuller participated in the 1827 Georgia Land Lottery and drew land in Meriwether County. He lived in the 59th division of Meriwether County. 1830 Meriwether Co GA census: 1m30/40,1m<5,1f20/30,1f10/15,2f<5. 1840 Meriwether Co GA census: 1m40/50,1m10/15,2m5/10,1m<5,1f30/40,2f10/15,1f<5. 1850 Meriwether County census http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/ga/meriwether/1850/pg0353b.txt Fuller James A. 51 M F 1,600 GA Fuller Fanny 49 F GA X Fuller Martha E. 23 F GA Fuller Mary F. 21 F GA Fuller John B. 19 M F GA Fuller James H. 17 M F GA Fuller Seaborn F. 13 M GA X Fuller William A. 24 M F GA Fuller Martha C. 21 F GA Fuller James A. 1 M GA The book "Meriwether County, Georgia Cemeteries" compiled and photographed by Priscilla Turner, pg. 42 has the following Fuller graves listed: Fuller, James A. d 26 Oct 1853; Fuller, Seborn T. d 8 Oct 1853 Aged 17 yrs; Fuller, Margaret J. d 8 May 1845 Aged 6 yrs old; One unmarked child; One unmarked granite marker. Located in the Second District on LL 224 on Moreland-Gill Road in a pasture across the road from Lois Argroves home. The cemetery is grown up in briars, but the wrought-iron fence is still intact with gate. Read by Robbie Strickland, Audrey Strickland, and Priscilla Turner. Linda Fuller of Cleveland, Texas shared the following email that she received from John Beattie Fuller with me: "I understand your interest in connecting James Anderson FULLER directly to the Ezekiel FULLER, Isle of Wight Co VA, family line. I have not been able to yet establish his father's identity. From the data that we do have we can make some guesses about John Anderson. We do know that he married Fanny BAILEY on 28 Dec 1818 in Warren Co GA. In that Warren county lies in the eastern part of GA and very near Columbia, Richmond, and Wilkes Cos. we do know the FULLER families that first settled in these GA Cos. There is not only one New England FULLER family. One of whom was John Fuller, son of Ezekiel, as well as John FULLER, Jr. Grandson of Ezekiel, along with a couple of other sons of John Sr. One proven and one not proven. So we can say that probably James Anderson was either from the New England line of Elijah or VA line of Ezekiel with some degree of probability. In that most of the FULLER's identified in Meriwether Co GA were from Ezekiel's line by 1850 while Elijah's line went to Greene Co GA and then on to Perry Co AL. one could assume that James Anderson must have been of Ezekiel's line for that apparently is where he died in 1853. I would guess the reason for the Warren Co GA marriage is based upon Fanny BAILEY's home of residence at the time and that James Anderson resided in one of the adjoining GA counties. Something else that is quite interesting to note within James Anderson's family line. That is, a son named William Alexander FULLER. Not an altogether odd given name, but this is exactly the same given name that appears in John FULLER, son of Ezekiel, family line. Oh by he way, in the event that you do not already know, Ezekiel's son, John srved during the Amer Rev while he was over 60 years of age and his on, John Jr. also served in the Amer Rev. John Sr. lived to be 106 and his son Jr. over 98 years old. Overlooking John Fuller Sr. for the moment, let's look at John Jr's Sheet. I see he has a son James born about 1795 in Columbia ? GA who married a Nancy BAILEY in GA about 1820. These dates, I must add, are based upon each's possible age and it is for that reason we have the "ca" noted. The seventh child of this family is a William Alexander FULLER b. 17 Feb 1810 Columbia Co GA, who would be a younger brother to James. Now looking at James Anderson FULLER's FGS I have him born in 1790 (data from census no doubt) in Warren Co ? GA (because of marriage data no doubt). His marriage to Fanny BAILEY 28 Dec 1818 in Warren Co GA is a matter of record. His second child is a William Alexander Fuller born 1826 Meriwether Co GA. Could he have named his son after his own younger brother? I think so. Within his notes I see that he was living in Dekalb Co GA at the time of his 1827 GA Land Lottery entry. Interestingly, John FULLER Jr. was also within the same area where he remained. Why did James Anderson leave the area where his father's family resided? Because of James' Meriwether Co GA land lottery? It was not soley because he had so many FULLER relatives there later, for some of them had not yet arrived in that GA county from SC." He goes on to state that although he has no proof, he strongly suspects that James Anderson FULLER's father was John Fuller Jr., grandson of Ezekiel FULLER of Isle of Wight Co. VA. His sources: 1.1850 census- Meriwether Co.Ga. 2. Family Bible Rhodom Maxie Brooks 3. Records of Ida Brooks Kellam. 4. Marriage records- Warren Co.Ga.. 5. JamesAndersons Fuller's will is recorded in Meriwether Co. Will Book A, P. 214. Proven 7 Nov 1853. | Fuller, James Anderson (I4338)
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| 27770 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I756)
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| 27771 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I762)
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| 27772 | While living in warehose hollow near Wheeler Dam, Earl contracted malaria fever which forced him back to Limestone to recover. He resided with friends and relatives helping with their crops. In 1933 Earl entered the Civilian Conservation Corps. His grandparents, Samuel and Rebecca Kendall SMITH, needed financial help. The CCC would give Earl food and lodging and $8 a month and send grandparents $22 a month. (The Heritage of Lauderdale County, Alabama, p. 347). | McLemore, Earl Jr. (I27248)
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| 27773 | White & Toole show that a Joseph Reeves married Mary Ann Bennett in Sabine County on 28 Feb 1867. Joseph appears to have had at least three children from a prior marriage, Thomas L, Mary, and Elizabeth. | Family: Joseph Reeves / Mary Ann Bennett (F848)
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| 27774 | White & Toole, "Sabine County Historical Sketches and Genealogical Records" c. 1972, p. 64, shows that she married Cub Burkett. | Morris, Annie (I17672)
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| 27775 | White & Toole, "Sabine County Historical Sketches and Genealogical Records" c. 1972, p. 64, shows that she married Riley Campbell. | Morris, Lennie (I17673)
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| 27776 | White & Toole, "Sabine County Historical Sketches and Genealogical Records" c. 1972, p. 64, shows that she married Sam Pearson. | Morris, Lydia (I17669)
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| 27777 | White & Toole, "Sabine County Historical Sketches and Genealogical Records" c. 1972, p. 64, shows that she married W. W. Barlow. | Morris, Lizzie E. (I17671)
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| 27778 | White & Toole, "Sabine County Historical Sketches and Genealogical Records" c. 1972, show that she married second David B. SPRINGER, and that they were the parents of Rebie and William Bennett Springer. | Armstrong, Susan Emmeline (I14085)
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| 27779 | White & Toole, "Sabine County Historical Sketches and Genealogical Records", pages 46 and 47 show that "In 1786, Absalom McD. made his will naming wife Bartha and sons, WILLIAM, Hiram and Jehiel. Hiram also moved to Georgia about 1798. Absalom's estate was on the Savanah River. His father, James had rec'd 640 A. plus 756 A. in 1796. In 1813, Alexander McD., Wm. McD. acting as his attorney, sold over 1000 acres of land to Moses Swearingen. Much of the information about the family of William and Dosha McDaniel was taken from a letter rec'd by the late Lewis McD. of Sabine County from a cousin in Alabama, in 1924. The letter was from John Matheny. He obviously copied if from the family Bible, for most of these lines have been researched from then until present, and they have checked out to be correct." | McDaniel, William (I15642)
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| 27780 | White and Toole (p. 73) instead show her first name as Theresa. They did not cite a maiden name. Her FindAGrave memorial page, created by "skyquest" has the following biography of her" Thirsa "Thirsey" A. Robbins was born January (sic) 8, 1835 (???) MS to William M. Robbins (b Aug 6, 1801 NC - d 1880 Lawrence Co., MS) and Mary Elizabeth Easterling (b 1802 SC - d 1862 San Augustine Co., TX) who were married Feb 5, 1824 in Marion Co, MS. Thirsey Robbins (b Jan 8, 1835 MS - d Oct 23, 1913 Sabine Co., TX) and Samuel Daniel McClelland (b Feb 8, 1830 - d Jan 21, 1895 Sabine Co., TX) were married Feb 1, 1849, in Lawrence Co, MS. Samuel D. McClelland Texas Confederate Pension #03556. They became the parents of thirteen children. Samuel Daniel McClelland her husband died in 1895. On Apr 18, 1910 when the US Federal Census was enumerated Thirsey was a widow abt 78 years of age, living with her son-in-law Charley M. Jordan, his Mother, her daughter Louisa(McClelland) Jordan and their twelve children. Only only five of Samuel and Thirsey McClelland's children were still living. Samuel and Thirsey McClelland, some of their children and family McClellands are at rest in Brookeland Cemetery, Sabine County, Texas. Thirsey's Mother Mary Elizabeth (Easterly) Robbins was buried in the Fonville Annex of Wood Cemetery, San Augustine Co, TX, where some of her family were laid to rest. Thirsey's father returned to Mississippi after his wife Mary's death in 1862 it appears, and married for his headstone names his second family children. Thirsey's father William R. Robbins (1801 - 1880) was buried in Society Hill Cemetery, Prentiss, Jefferson Davis Co, Mississippi. | Robbins, Theresa "Thirsey" A. (I17832)
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| 27781 | White and Toole add a footnote indicating that a HOUSTON POST article quoted noted Texas Historian Lewis Kemp as stating that Malinda was a niece of James Bowie of Alamo fame. | Bowie, Malinda (I17460)
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| 27782 | White and Toole also show that they had a son named John Franklin McGown. | Family: Andrew Henderson "A. H." McGown / Elizabeth Burton Stovall (F332)
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| 27783 | White and Toole have her last name as FOWLER, however Barbara Yancey Dore instead shows her maiden name as JOHNSON. | ???, Cornelia (I17533)
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| 27784 | White and Toole instead list her as the daughter of John Morris. (White and Toole, p 33). | Morris, Martha Ellen (I7344)
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| 27785 | White and Toole instead show her as as the daughter of Ortton Day, who they say was also the father of Daniel and Stacy Day. (White and Toole, p 68). On the annotated transcription of the Hemphill City Cemetery, Kay Parker McCary also lists her as a daugher of Ortton Day, and addes that her tombstone was inscribed "Wife of J. M. Watson Her many virtues form the noblest monument to her memory." On her FindAGrave memorial, created by Kay Parker McCary, she is shown as the daughter of Ortton DAY (died 1868, b. Hemphill Cemetery) and Elizabeth PENNINGTON. On the death certificate of her youngest daughter, Dora, her maiden name was listed as Hale. | Day, Nancy Curren Rowan (I17743)
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| 27786 | White and Toole instead show her as Irene. | Woods, Susan Serena "Renie" (I14333)
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| 27787 | White and Toole instead show her as Martha Arnold. They show she married David Greer. | Scruggs, Martha A. (I12970)
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| 27788 | White and Toole list him as Drewery Ernest. His wife's obituary has him as Drewey. Might this be his death record? Sanford Drewey Earl 09-30-1983 HARRIS M Unable to locate on the SSDI The difference in middle names is noted. This record is not conclusive, as it could be for a namesake son. | Sanford, Drewey E. (I17694)
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| 27789 | White and Toole refer to him as Daniel Cordray, however on the 1870 Sabine County census he is listed as David, but as Daniel in 1880. His first wife died in 1878 (according to her headstone at the Cordray Cemetery), and he is listed with his second wife, Martha, age 44, born ca 1836 in Alabama, at the time of the 1880 census. Could he have married third Dollie Wilson, sometime prior to 1884? Dollie Cordray, a widow, age 33, can be found in the 1900 Sabine County, Texas Census with three minor children. The Texas Death certificate of the eldest son of the widowed Dollie Wilson Cordray, namely Cleveland Cordray, lists his father as Dan Cordray. Census records for the children show that their father was born in Texas, however, versus Georgia. This does not appear likely, as at the time of the 1900 Sabine County, Texas census, Daniel and his second wife, Martha appear together. Additionally, his widow, Mrs. Martha Cordray applied for a Civil War pension as the widow of D. C. Cordray on 8 May 1915 in Sabine County. She indicated that she married him on 10 Oct 1878 in Sabine County. Martha further indicated she was age 82, and was born in Dallas County, Alabama. having resided in Texas for 42 years. Her late husband, Daniel C. Cordray, was shown as dying on 30 Aug 1905. He was shown to have served the C.S.A. in the state of Georgia, for a period of five months, being discharged in April 1865. He was in the Infantry, Company A, Regiment 29. On the Williams-McNaughten Tree at Ancestry.com, he is shown as the Uncle of Mary Emma Cordray McGown (1885-1973), her father John Lawrence Cordray also being a son of Jonathan Cordray and Elizabeth Tomlinson. He is likely related to her in some other fashion, perhaps a cousin, as Georgia Marriage records on Ancestry.com show that Elizabeth Tomlinson and Jonathan Cordray were not married until 2 Apr 1846 in Muscogee County, Georgia, eight years after Daniel was born. DM Veitch instead shows him as a son of Daniel and Celia Cordray of Muscogee County, Georgia. Veitch shows that his second wife was Martha Williams Honeycutt, a widow, no issue by Daniel. | Cordray, Daniel C. (I14269)
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| 27790 | White and Toole show her as a daughter of Col. John R. Burke and Mary Mitchell of Virginia. Col. Burke died on 22 Jan 1855 in Burkeville, Newton County, Texas. Her middle name might instead be Laurel, per the death certificate of daughter, Mary L. Hall Cronkrite. | Burke, Mary Laura (I14182)
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| 27791 | White and Toole show her as a daughter of Littleton Fowler ROBERTS and Mollie BLACKMAN. Her siblings are shown as C. C. Roberts, Joseph Roberts, Fannie Roberts, and Magdalena Roberts. They stated that Littleton Fowler Roberts was "Probably the son of Moses F and Nancy Roberts who lived in Shelby County, Texas at the time of the 1850 Census. Also in the household at that time was a 74 year old Margaret Roberts (grandmother?). (White and Toole, p 66)." | Roberts, Alice Letitia "Lucy" (I17693)
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| 27792 | White and Toole show her as Zelma, not Zemma, and her husband of Lon Wade, not Wm. M. Jasper Wade. | Woods, Zemma (I29401)
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| 27793 | White and Toole show her first name as Virginia, but other sources indicate she was known by Lula. FindAGrave shows her as Lula Virginia Boswell, a daughter of James Boswell (1831-1884) and Mary Elizabeth Page (1839-1890). Texas Death Record Name: Lula Coats Death Date: 30 Jul 1952 Death Place: Beaumont, Jefferson, Texas Gender: Female Race: W Death Age: 81 years 8 months 27 days Estimated Birth Date: Birth Date: 03 Nov 1870 Birthplace: ...Ewanee, Mississippi Marital Status: Widowed Spouse's Name: Father's Name: no record Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name: no record Mother's Birthplace: Occupation: Housewife Place of Residence: Beaumont, Jefferson, Texas Cemetery: Pineland Jackson Burial Place: Hemphill, Texas Burial Date: 31 Jul 1952 Additional Relatives: X Film Number: 2075088 Digital Film Number: 4167316 Image Number: 1443 Reference Number: cn 34519 Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976 | Boswell, Lula Virginia (I17537)
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| 27794 | White and Toole show him as a son of Beeman [Rudolph] Sparks and Gertha Williams, and grandson Ernest Richard Sparks and Audra Eva Ford. Obituary John Richard Sparks, 69, died in his home Tuesday night after an illness. Richard was born in San Augustine, TX, to Beeman R. and Gertha Williams Sparks. He graduated from San Augustine High School in 1961 and from Stephen F. Austin University in 1965. Richard and his wife Judy lived in Pineland where he worked and retired as purchasing agent for Temple Inland, Pineland Division. Richard was very active in in the community and civic activities, and being active in sports all his life, he had the opportunity to be the baseball coach of the West Sabine Tigers in the spring of 1981. After retirement Richard and Judy moved to Hemphill on Toledo Bend. Richard was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Hemphill. Richard is survived by his wife, Judy Carter Sparks of Hemphill, his daughters, Jennifer Morgan and her husband Billy of Diboll and Joanna Smith and her husband Paul of Conroe, his grandchildren, Paige Elizabeth Morgan, Peyton Michelle Morgan and Landon Carter Smith. He is also survived by his sister Cornelia Sparks Lockey of San Augustine, his nieces Lisa Ann Lockey and Leslie Kay Lockey, and his nephew Eddie Lockey, II. Visitation will be from 5:00PM until 8:00PM, Thursday, August 16, 2012, in the Starr Funeral Home, 510 Starr St., Hemphill, Texas. Funeral services will be at 11:00AM, Friday, August 17, 2012, in the Starr Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow in the Hemphill Cemetery. from www.starrfuneralhome.com A nearly identical obituary was published in The Sabine County Reporter on August 22, 2012, Page 14 | Sparks, John Richard (I14143)
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| 27795 | White and Toole show him as a son of Richard Pratt (1765-1822) and Rebecca Beavers (1770-1847). | Pratt, Hopkins (I7053)
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| 27796 | White and Toole show she died ca 1878, but she is listed on the 1880 census with George and her children. She also applied for a Confederate Widows Pension in February 1911. | Iles, Mary Elizabeth (I17828)
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| 27797 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1494)
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| 27798 | White and Toole show that he married first Rosabelle Harrison, and later Ruby Barnes. | Bennett, T. C. Jr. (I7015)
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| 27799 | White and Toole show that he married Mary Davidson. This must have been later in life, as he is listed with his parents through the time of the 1920 census, at age 39. | Bennett, Charlie Dascum "C. D." (I6999)
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| 27800 | White and Toole show that he married Sallie COTTON in May 1873. | Bennett, Henry Seth (I6833)
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