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| 27901 | William Morris Anthony was born ca June 1827 in what is now Sabine Parish. His property contained 1200 acres of land and he was listed as having more than 6 slaves in 1861. William was a Police Juror for some time prior to the Civil War and served in the CSA as a Lieutenant in the Second Louisiana Calvary. He wa a member of the Little Flock Lodge No. 180, and listed as Methodist. William is listed as a boarder in the home of E.M. and Willie Morris in 1900. (Casagranda, 1850 Census, p 77). | Anthony, William Morris (I18100)
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| 27902 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I22424)
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| 27903 | William Payne is said to have served as a Lieutentant in the Revolution. His grand-daughter wrote me that she had often heard her father tell of the visit of a Pension Agent to his mother which she violently refused, saying "My husband did not serve his country for a pension." In 1855 his sons corresponded in an unsuccessul effort to reclaim a military grant of land alongside Bear Grass Creek, where Louisville now stands, which he neglected to survey and register. He was born in the Church of England, and died in Kentucky an ardent Baptist Minister with a record of long service as such, having performed the marriage ceremony of some of his earliest children. (Payne, pps 255-256). William McClung Paxton, in his book ANNALS OF PLATTE COUNTY, MISSOURI, states that "William Payne was born near Lexington, Kentucky, and was a member of the Baptist Church and was know as 'Parson Payne.' He removed to Mason County, KY, where in my childhood, I often visited his family." Charles Strong, on his November, 2002 research trip to Kentucky and Missouri, located the following deed: To all to whom these presents shall come; I William Payne of Mason County and Commonwealth of Kentucky send greetings. Know ye that for and in consideration of the natural love and affection which I have and bear TO MY SON WILLIAM H. PAYNE OF THE COUNTY OF BOURBON and commonwealth aforesaid, I have given, granted, bargained, and sold and by these presents do give, grant, bargain and sell, unto my said son Willam H. Payne one hundred and twenty-five acres of land lying and being in the County of Bourbon on the waters of Strode's creek a branch of Stoners fork of Lick beginning at a stake between a sugar tree and hickory and running along the line of that part of the said tract ...granted Reid's heirs S.572 E. 14272 poles to the upper line of the original survey thence S. 8472 West 14 poles to a hackberry and boxelder corner to the original survey thence N. 572 W. along the original line 14272 ples to a buckeye hickory and honey locust cordner to that part of said survey this day granted to ...thence with Jesse (?) Payne line N. 8472 E. 14272 poles to the beginning. To have and to hold the said tract or parcel fo land to my said son William H. Payne and his heirs and assigns forever, free from the claim of myself and my heirs and free from the claim of all and every person......In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this eighth day of August in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and five (1805). Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of Waker REID, Samuel THOMAS, M.J. THOMAS, Jesse (?) PAYNE | Payne, William (I6372)
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| 27904 | William Payne was bondsman for the marriage. http://kykinfolk.com/mason/bk2groom.html | Family: James Chiles / Maria Payne (F6183)
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| 27905 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: William Raymond Ener / Living (F10791)
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| 27906 | William removed to Ohio in 1817. | Sanford, William (I30565)
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| 27907 | William Scott and some others show his middle name as de Jesus. | Maximillian, Joseph "Jose" (I18359)
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| 27908 | William Scott and some others show his middle name as Nepucimo. The History of Sabine Parish, Louisiana (author John Belisle, The Sabine Banner Press, 1912) states that "in 1860 the white population of Sabine Parish numbers about four thousand, and there were less than two thousand slaves. There were few really wealthy people in the parish, and many owned not more than one of two slaves." The owners of six or more in 1861 included John Maximillian. http://www.archive.org/stream/cu31924028797707/cu31924028797707_djvu.txt Madge Lois Tipton Strickland, in a self published article published in a DRT heritage book, stated that it was John Maximillian Jr, and not his father for whom he was named, that was a participant in the Battle of Nacogdoches in 1832. | Maximillian, John "Juan" Jr. (I18354)
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| 27909 | William Scott shows a marriage to Glen WILLIAMS. Name Ollie Alford Williams Titles and Terms: Event Type Death Event Date 02 Mar 1948 Event Place Florien, Sabine, Louisiana Gender Female Age 65 Race (Original) White Birth Year (Estimated) 1883 Father's Name William D Alford Father's Titles and Terms: Mother's Name Margaret Maxie Mother's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Name L L Williams Spouse's Titles and Terms: Certificate Number 190 Page: GS Film number 1409131 Digital Folder Number 004215542 Image Number 01824 Citing this Record: "Louisiana, Deaths Index, 1850-1875, 1894-1956," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F37J-VDJ : accessed 24 Jan 2014), Ollie Alford Williams, 1948. | Alford, Ollie (I44568)
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| 27910 | William Scott shows her as Charlotte Elizabeth BROWN, and that she and Antonio Maxey were married on 6 Jan 1879 in Sabine Parish. | Brown, Charlotte Elizabeth (I44457)
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| 27911 | William Scott shows she was also called Lilia or Celcia. He also notes that she married C. J. CARTER on 8 Dec 1892 in Sabine Parish. | Maxey, Delila (I44440)
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| 27912 | William Scott shows that he married Blanche CAMPBELL. Mary Carter, who created his FindAGrave memorial page, also links him to a Blanche, buried at Pilgrim's Rest Cemetey, and a son, Claude T. Maxey (FAG ## 71878046), buried at Pilgrim's Rest as well. | Maxey, Thomas Walter (I44447)
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| 27913 | William Scott shows that he married ca 1901 Annie ASHLEY. His Texas Death Certificate showed him as a resident of Saratoga, Hardin County, Texas at his death, and occupation as "Sawmill, Lumber." He "died from natural causes. | Maxey, Thomas Jefferson (I44509)
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| 27914 | William Scott shows that he married Eulalie BROOKS on 26 Feb 1896 in Sabine Parish. | Vines, George (I18212)
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| 27915 | William Scott shows that he married Katherine ROBERTS. | Maxey, Jesse "Jose" (I44439)
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| 27916 | William Scott shows that he married on 3 Jan 1913 Jennie CASSELL, a daughter of George CASSELL and Tempie ROARK. They share a double grave marker. Her dates are showns as 4 Feb 1886-17 Jun 1977. | Alford, Riley Curtis (I44569)
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| 27917 | William Scott shows that he married, in Sabine Parish, Emma Nancy MILLER, a daughter of Alexander MILLER. | Alford, Needham J. (I32681)
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| 27918 | William Scott shows that he married, on 18 Dec 1890 in Sabine Parish, Eliza Mary PARROT. | Family: William T. Alford / Eliza Mary Parrott (F13217)
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| 27919 | William Scott shows that she married Robert Sid HENDRICKS, son of Martin HENDRICKS. | Alford, Lethia (I32686)
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| 27920 | William Scott shows that she married first a JACKS and later John RUSSELL. | Alford, Sarah "Sallie" (I44567)
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| 27921 | William Scott shows that she married George D. BYRNE ca 1904. | Maxey, Sarah E. "Sallie" (I44507)
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| 27922 | William Scott shows that she married William Thornton Parrot on 23 Nov 1898? He also shows her sisters, Martha and Samantha, as married to William Thornton Parrot. | Alford, Elizabeth "Betty" (I32683)
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| 27923 | William Scott shows that she married William Thornton PARROT on 24 Dec 1883. | Alford, Martha "Dink" (I32679)
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| 27924 | William Scott shows that she married, on 28 Dec 1891 in Sabine Parish, R. Lee QUIRK, a son of William Thomas QUIRK and Elizabeth B. SHELBORN. | Alford, Cansada (I32685)
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| 27925 | William Self...the son of William Isaac Self born ca 1775 in Prince Edward County, Virginia and Dicey Vaughn born ca 1775 in Bedford County, Virginia. William and Dicey married January 21, 1795 in Bedford County, Virginia. The traveled to Mississippi where William Isaac Self died ca 1846 in Hancock County. William (the son) traveled from Pike County, Mississippi to St. Helena Parish, Louisiana shortly after the death of his wife, Virginia in 1839. | Self, William (I18911)
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| 27926 | WILLIAM SNYDER 16 Mar 1898 Jul 1982 49310 (Blanchard, Isabella, MI) (none specified) 375-34-3557 Michigan Pine River Cemtery Records: Snyder William M. 84 7/22/1982 2 82 III | Snyder, William Morris (I21298)
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| 27927 | William Sylvester Crowell passed from this life at home in Jasper, Texas, on January 15, 2024 at the age of 97. He was born on May 25, 1926, to Levi and Sarah Crowell in Gandy, Louisiana. Bill was the oldest child of four and outlived Rae and Faye, his sisters and Doyle, his brother. Bill and Gloria were married in 1951 and celebrated 72 years of marriage on September 29, 2023. They attended Hillcrest Baptist Church in Jasper for the last 20 plus years He retired from Southwestern Bell in 1985 and spent his days hunting and fishing with occasional honey-do's for Gloria during retirement. He had almost 40 years of retirement doing the things he enjoyed. Bill and Gloria spent a lot of days on camping trips, usually around lakes where he could fish. He hunted many falls in Colorado for numerous years and made hunting trips to New Mexico and Wyoming with Gloria coming with him several times. They enjoyed their camping trips together through the many years of their marriage. He was preceded in death by his parents, siblings, and son, Randy. He will be sorely missed by his wife, Gloria; son, Philip and wife, Sharon; daughter, Pam, and grandson, Clay and wife ,Kathy. He is also survived by Gloria's nieces, Ramona and Peggy and their brother, Mike, who visited their home often. Graveside service will be held at Harpers Chapel Cemetery in Sabinetown, Thursday, January 18, 2024 at 11:00 a.m. under the direction of Starr Funeral Home in Hemphill, Texas with Bro. Floyd Wright officiating. Downloaded from the Starr Funeral Home website Also published in The Sabine County Reporter, January 24, 2024, page 4 | Crowell, William Sylvester (I48882)
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| 27928 | William Thomas (W. T.) McLemore, 90, went to be with the Lord on Monday, December 17, 2012 at Hospice Ministries in Ridgeland, MS. Funeral Services are 12 Noon today, December 19, 2012 from the Chapel of Ott & Lee Funeral Home in Brandon. Visitation will also be today from 11 am until 12 Noon at the Funeral Home. Burial will follow at 3 pm in Magnolia Memory Gardens in Meridian, MS with Military Honors. W. T. McLemore was born on January 21, 1922 in Meridian, MS to the late Lee Shackelford and Ruth Graham McLemore. He was a Veteran of World War II, having served in the U. S. Army. He then worked for 35 years with Commercial Credit, retiring as manager/district manager. He had been a resident of Rankin County, MS since 1987. He was a member of Brandon Baptist Church and was a Mason with the Hattiesburg, MS masonic lodge. He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Mary Weeks Stanton McLemore; his brother, Lewis "Buddy" McLemore; and his sister, Dorothy Lee McLemore Moore. Survivors include two sons, John McLemore and wife, Jenny and Don McLemore and wife, Paula all of Brandon, MS; and five grandchildren, Joshua McLemore, Hannah McLemore, Zachery McLemore, Joe Dineen, and Paige Dineen. Published online in the ClarionLedger.com | McLemore, William Thomas "W. T." (I16421)
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| 27929 | William Thomas, "Bill", Whittington II, 77, of Hemphill, Texas, passed away peacefully at his home on February 14, 2021. Bill was born on November 28, 1943 in Henderson, Texas to William Thomas Whittington and Carrie Keidel Whittington. He lived in San Augustine until he was two, and then, being the son of a military father, lived in numerous states and even abroad. Bill graduated from San Augustine High School in 1962, and attended Stephen F. Austin State University. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Hemphill. Bill spent the majority of his career in the forestry industry. He moved to Sabine County from Louisiana in 1967 when he went to work for Temple Lumber Company. Bill remained at Temple for 38 years until his retirement in 2005. In those years, He was always active in Pineland Day activities, helping raise money for the community. He also volunteered with the Pineland Little League, Pineland Service Club, Operation Clean Sweep, and other community service efforts. In addition, he served on the Pineland City Council, and was a founding member of the Hemphill Education Foundation. Bill was a staunch proponent of education and an avid reader. For many years, he and Jean Ann purchased books and donated them to the elementary and middle school students at Hemphill ISD. He wanted each child to have a book of their own in hopes they would understand the doors that reading and education could open. After retirement, Bill enjoyed traveling with his beloved Jean Ann and could tell you the best restaurant in every town they went to. His all time favorite was Jenny's Fried Chicken in Kirbyville! Bill was a colorful character who lived life to the fullest. He was proud to be from Texas and loved his country. He will be greatly missed by his family and friends. Bill is survived by his wife of 32 years, Jean Ann Whittington; sons, Tommy Whittington and wife, Sunny, of Hemphill, Tim Whittington of Cassville, Missouri, and Greg Hawkins and wife, Betsy, of Pollick Pines, California; daughter, Deborah Whittington of Cassville, Missouri; grandchildren, Mallory Potts and husband Chace, Rory Whittington, Justin Whittington, Montana Whittington, Christina Whittington, and Matthew Whittington, Addison Scott and wife, Savannah, and Nolan Scott and wife, Janine; 9 great-grandchildren; brothers, James Pearl and wife,Kay, of San Antonio, Texas; and Ben Whittington and wife, Cheryl, of Rancho Santa Margarita, California. He was preceded in death by his mother, Carrie Keidel Whittington; his father, Thomas Whittington; his step-mother, Maxine Whittington; and his grandson, Christopher Whittington. Services will be held at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, February 20, 2021, at Starr Funeral Home, Hemphill, with Alberto Williams and Karen Jones officiating. Burial will be at Cedar Yard Cemetery in Shelby County, Texas. Serving as pallbearers: Bob Neal, Roy Smith, Jerry McEachern, Dan Fussell, Jerry Scates, Ricky Todd, Joe Pridgen, Kyle Butler, and Randy Fuller. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the First United Methodist Church of Hemphill, or the Hemphill Education Foundation at HISD. Downloaded from FindAGrave, also published in the Sabine County Reporter, February 24, 2021, page 4 | Whittington, William Thomas II (I33609)
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| 27930 | William Vardeman of Goochland Co. Virginia, who received 200 acres, on the South side of the Rivanna River near the Mountains, adjacent to Charles Lewis, rec. 27 Sep 1734, for one pound (stirling) p. 296, Patent Book 15, from the book Cavaliers and Pioneers 1732-1741, 975.5 R 2n, p. 52. (Courtesy of Leatha Betts) Called "Old William." He relocated to an area of "up-country" South Carolina which became part of the old 96th District and, in 1782, Newberry County. It had only been open to settlement for about 30 years and was the frontier with the Cherokee Indians at the time of this arrival. He left a will dated in 1783--probated in 1789--in which he named his current wife and his four sons in order: John, William Jr, Peter and James. Unfortunately, he did not name any of his daughters. (Letter from J.H. Vardeman, Alpharetta, GA dated March 31, 2000) | Vardeman, William (I7456)
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| 27931 | William Verdeman is listed on Bedford Co. Virginia Order book 1-A, 19 Mar 1757, (book 975.5675 P28b p. 141, as having brought in 4 young Wolves heads (bounty on Wolves) and payment, as did John Verdeman. Stayed in Virginia until 1779, at which time he relocated to Wilkes County, Georgia. | Vardeman, William (I13023)
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| 27932 | William was born Aug. 29, 1916 to Ollie Manchel Fullen and Helen Lucas/Fullen. He married Nellie Florence Lummus on September 7, 1935 in Whiteface, Texas. He was a retired heavy equipment operator for a road construction company. He died in Breckenridge, Texas on June 18, 2001 and was interned in the Sundown Cemetery at Sundown, Texas. He was a resident of Sundown for over 60 years. (Copied from Family Search, ID G929-BMM) | Fullen, William Braxton (I36231)
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| 27933 | William was born in Wales, then moved to London, England where he worked as a shoemaker. Later, he moved to New York, then Chicago, and to Lee County, Illinois, where he bought a farm. He moved his family to Saline County, Nebraska in 1875 where he raised shorthorn cattle and Chester White hogs. His farm was in Section 22 Atlanta Precinct which was one-half mile west of the Atlanta City Cemetery (Milligan, p 257). | Davies, William (I2952)
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| 27934 | William was likely married previously. Eliza, age 18, appears to be too young to be the mother of Barnanbus, age 9. One of both ages might also be in error. | Family: William W. Arthur / Eliza Turner (F6698)
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| 27935 | William was married twice. His second wife was named Lorene, and they had two sons, Leroy Allen and Dale. | Tenopir, William "Bill" (I13585)
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| 27936 | William was not listed as a child of John and Catherine (Schlote) Cramer in the BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY OF VAN WERT COUNTY, however, he was shown as a son in SENECA COUNTY BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES. It appears he is a child of John and Catherine, based both on the biography of his eldest brother, Daniel, and the fact that Daniel lived with him in 1880, and was listed as his brother. He was a member of the Ebenezer Chapel Society, Bettsville, incorporated May 19, 1865. | Cramer, William (I6766)
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| 27937 | William's "Uncle Billy" Holman was appointed his guardian in December, 1857 by Chief Justice Alfred Polk. William's sister, Anna Holman, and her husband, Richard F. Slaughter, a San Augustine Attorney filed a petition against William W. Holman and Matthew Cartwright to gain control of William Holman's interest in a 722 acre tract obtained by Clementine Holman dec'd as an heir to the estate of John Cartwright. After hearing the case the judge ruled against the Slaughters. (Noble, Harry P. TEXAS TRAILBLAZERS: SAN AUGUSTINE PIONEERS: Best of East Texas Publishers, Lufkin, Texas, 1999, pp. 128-129). Henson and Parmelee write that "William S. Holman, the orphan son of Sanford and Clementine" served alongside his cousin, Lon Cartwright [a son of Amanda Holman] during the Civil War. On May 25, 1861, Lon, Meck "and twenty other volunteers rode to Shelby County, where Captain Short lived, to enlist...Short's company left in June to rendezvous near Dallas, where along with other East Texas units, they were sworn into Col. Elkana Greer's mounted regiment....(and) eventually were designated as the Third Texas Cavalry, and Short's company became Company E." (Henson & Parmelee, THE CARTWRIGHTS OF SAN AUGUSTINE, p. 200, p. 205) By 1862, Bill was a second lieutenant of Company C, and "acted nobly and received compliments from Maj. Stone for his gallant behavior." (ibid, p. 224). After the civil war, he moved to Bell County where, in addition to his own business, he watched over the investments of his Uncle, Matthew Cartwright. (ibid, p. 264). | Holman, William "Billy" Sanford Jr. (I16312)
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| 27938 | William's granddaughter said that he never spoke of his own father, but often of his step-father Grymes, a slave owner and cripple. (Payne, p 289) The first record of William in Shelby County, Missouri can be found in the minutes of the March, 1838 term of the circuit court of Shelby County, William Payne was one of a number of people brought up on charges of gaming. This indulgence was in the form of amusement for dull days, but authorities looked upon it as a dangerous practice, also as a means of "stuffing" their pocketbooks and creating a little stir. Bryant Cockrum, George Gentry, William Payne, Isaac Wooley, Elijah Owens and Robert Joiner were all charged with "playing at loo"; Joseph Holeman and Abraham Vandiver, "for playing seven-up"; Elijah Owens, John Ralls, and Abraham Vandiver, "for playing three up"; Wesley Habbiburton and Joseph Holeman were indicted "for permitting gaming in their house." Three of the parties were convicted. George Gentry was fined $2; Isaac Wooley $1, and William Payne $5. The others were acquitted. (HISTORY OF SHELBY COUNTY, p 25). The Shelby County 1840 Census shows Payne, William 0-0-1-0-2-0-0-1/0-0-1-2-0-0-0-1 Charles R. Strong and his daughter, Mary Pat Strong, while at the Shelbina Library came across many years of the land tax records for Shelby County from 1836 - 1863. The following information was found on these tax rolls: Year Owner Acres Section Township Range 1841 William Payne 80 13 58 10 1844 William Payne 40 34 59 10 1852-1854 William Payne 80 13 58 10 40 18 58 9 1858 William Payne Sr. Same as Above At the time of the 1850 census, 20 year old Edward WILSON and 16 year old Sarah WILSON were living with William and Sally, as was 13 year old Philo HOWELL. They were born, respectively, in Kentucky, Missouri, and Ohio. Relationship unknown. Philo Howell was still living with the family at the time of the 1860 census. This family was not listed on the 1860 Ledger of Shelby slave owners. | Payne, William C. (I156)
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| 27939 | William, his younger brother Robert, and his half brother Wm. McGrew were all shot to death in Montgomery County, Texas on December 28, 1868. Their corpses were all taken and laid on porch of their mother. Nathaniel Hart Davis, recorded the bloody event on page 33 of his journal, "McGrew-Oliver Killing of Dec. 28, 1868 - On the 28th of December in the forenoon four men , Wm McGrew Esq. County Atty. for the last two years and his two half-brothers, John and Bob Oliver of this town and "Charles Brown" of Cokesbury, S. Carolina alias "Texas Brown" of whom an account is given in Harper's Monthly of Decr. 1868 were shot to death here (Montgomery) by some ten to 20 or thereabouts, men of this town and vicinity." | Oliver, William (I3519)
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| 27940 | Williams -- Walster "Walt," 82, Nora, died Thursday (5/4/00) in Lincoln. Born, Nora. Military: WWII, U.S. Navy. Survivors: wife, Margaret; son, Roger, Nora; niece, Debbie Corman, Grand Island; sister, Thelma Hertel, Anniston, Ala.; five grandchildren; other relatives. Services: 2 p.m. Monday, Community United Church of Christ, Nelson. Nora Cemetery. Visitation: today 9 a.m.-9 p.m., Sunday 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Memorials in care of the family. Klawitter-Price Funeral Home, Nelson SSN 507-48-6749 (Courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy, 6 May 2000 Lincoln Journal Star) | Williams, Walster "Walt" (I28315)
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| 27941 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F11474)
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| 27942 | Williamsburg County Probate Records 1806-1900 Singletary, Jacob, 10 in 27. Will. My estate to remain together in possession of my beloved wife, Elizabeth until her death, then to be divided amonkst all my bodily heirs. My wife Elizabeth Singletary and son, Joseph Sion Singletary exors. 7 Oct 1817. Wit: Philip Stone, Barnabas Ard, (?) Proved 14 Nov 1817. W.A.: William A. Brown, James Ard, Barnaby Ard. Williamsburg County Probate Records 1806-1900 Petition for letters of adm. estate of Elizabeth Singletary. Joseph S. Singletary states that Elizabeth Singletary died 19 Apr 1825. Writ of Partition: Joseph S. Singletary, Martha W. Singletary, John Singletary, Jacob Singletary, William Flowers in right of his wife Catherine, daughter of the said Jacob Singletary. E.O. Wells, guardian of Martha W. Singletary, daughter of Jacob Singletary. | Singletary, Jacob (I9684)
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| 27943 | Williamson County marriages, courtesy of Tom Heseltine Robert A. McLEMORE -- Mary McEWEN 23 Dec 1851 Robert A. McLEMORE -- Ann F. KINNARD 16 Jul 1868 Didn't locate a third marriage yet. | Family: Robert Anderson "Andrew" Jefferson McLemore / Mary Harwood McEwen (F11282)
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| 27944 | Williamson County marriages, courtesy of Tom Heseltine Robert A. McLEMORE -- Mary McEWEN 23 Dec 1851 Robert A. McLEMORE -- Ann F. KINNARD 16 Jul 1868 Didn't locate a third marriage yet. | Family: Robert Anderson "Andrew" Jefferson McLemore / Ann Fleming "Annie" Kinnard (F8667)
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| 27945 | Willie Drawhorn Willie Jordan Drawhorn, 95, of Beaumont died Thursday, May 18, 1995, in Beaumont. A longtime resident of Beaumont, Mrs. Drawhorn was a native of San Augustine County and had formerly resided in the Bronson area. Survivors: a daughter, Helen Hines of Raywood; a son, Maurice Edward Drawhorn of Beaumont; eight grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren; and several great-great grandchildren. Graveside rites were held at 1 p.m. Monday at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Beaumont. Services were handled by L. M. Williams and Sons Funeral Directors in Beaumont. Published in The Sabine County Reporter, May 24, 1995, Page 10 | Jordan, Willie (I13482)
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| 27946 | Willie Halbert Willie Halbert, 94, of Milam died Saturday, June 22, 1996, at Sabine County Hospital in Hemphill. He was born June 14, 1902, as a son of the late Mary (Smith) and William Washington Halbert and was a lifelong resident of the Milam area. Halbert was a self-employed farmer, was a member of New Hope Baptist Church and the Sons of the Republic of Texas. Survivors: wife, Dessie Dent Halbert of Milam; a daughter, Laverne Roberts of Milam; grandchildren, Judy and Don Wilson. Buck and Susie Jacks, and Kay and Milton Powell, all of Milam; and five great-grandchildren, Ashley Wilson, Brady Powell, Robin Powell, Amber Powell, and Crystal Powell, all of Milam. Funeral services were held at 4 p.m. Monday at the chapel of Starr Funeral Home Inc. in Hemphillwith Bro. Clarence Howell and Bro. Milton Powell officiating. Interment followed at the Joel Halbert (Fox Hill) Cemetery near Milam. Published in The Sabine County Reporter, June 26, 1996, Page 16 | Halbert, William T. "Willie" (I14374)
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| 27947 | Willie Margaret Strickland B-7/16/1905 D-11/1978, Port Neches, TX Buried- Spring Hill Cemetery, Hemphill, TX Married-Dougal Archie Salter B-12/30/1885 D-01/10/1970 Baytown, TX Buried-Spring Hill Cemeter, Hemphill, TX My mother, Mildred Salter McClelland's, Step-mother. Information from Connie E. McClelland Dyess (cdyess1@juno.com) on June 28, 2008 | Strickland, Willie Margaret (I16938)
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| 27948 | Willie Reba Ladner Williams, age 85, of Orange, Texas passed away peacefully on Thursday morning, July 25, 2024, surrounded by her loved ones. Reba was born in Fairdale, TX on August 29, 1938, to Elzie Nathaniel Ladner and Madie Clara Love Ladner. She grew up in Fairdale where she met her beloved husband of 68 years, Fuller Maurice Williams. Reba and Maurice resided in Orange, TX until they made the move to their farm in Newton, TX, where they spent some of their most joyous years of their life. Reba spent her days cooking the most amazing meals for her family and doing a little QVC shopping on the side. Reba was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. Her love for her family knew no limits. She cherished each moment spent with them and radiated warmth that made everyone feel truly valued and appreciated. May we remember her as a beacon of strength and inspiration, carrying forth her legacy with love, compassion, and resilience. As we bid farewell to an extraordinary woman who graced our lives, may we find solace in knowing that Reba has now found eternal peace in the embrace of her beloved God. Reba was preceded in death by her parents, Elzie Nathaniel Ladner and Madie Clara Love Ladner; her brother, Thomas Ladner; sister Katie Smith and husband Harold, sister Leona Warden and husband J.D. Those left to mourn her loss and cherish her memory are husband Maurice Williams; son Gary Williams and wife Barbara; granddaughters Ashley Williams, Crissy Fuqua and husband Blake; grandson Michael Holmes and wife Vickie; great-grandchildren Lennyn Fuqua and Andy Holmes; sisters, Clarene Anderson and husband John, Mary Shores and husband Freddy; and many nieces, nephews, friends, and extended family members. Funeral services will begin at 2:00 PM, Tuesday, July 30, 2024, at Fairdale Baptist Church, 4820 Fairdale Rd., Hemphill, Texas with Brother Van Lowe officiating. Visitation will begin prior to service starting at 1:00 PM. Burial will follow services at Mt. Sinai Cemetery in Hemphill, TX with Wesley Lewis, Jarred Lewis, Keith Mauer, John Anderson, Mark Anderson, and Todd Anderson serving as pallbearers. Memories and condolences may be shared at starrfuneralhome.com, downloaded from their website Also published in The Sabine County Reporter, July 31, 2024, Page 4 | Ladner, Willie Reba (I46085)
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| 27949 | Willie was married first to Titus Coon, who was the father of her only child, daughter Bobbie. He left the family when Bobbie was born, leaving sole responsibility for raising their chid with Willie. Both Bobbie Louise, still just a toddler, and Willie's widowed mother, Clarissa Conn Boyett, died within a few days of each other from pneumonia in March, 1935. Willie had been caring for them both. Martha White, a niece of Willie's wrote that "Apparently Bobbie was a beloved, vivacious child adored by the whole community. Willie had saved the dress "they tore off my baby" when she was ill...and all the sympathy notes. There is a lovely story I never heard--until Mom [Annie Lora Boyett White] was in the nursing home and had dementia--and it was at a sermon Jackson [Boyett, Marti's cousin] gave. When Grandmother (who also was beloved and a popular member of the Junction community) and Bobbie died in the same week...it was rough in so many ways. She (Clarissa) had cooked for prisoners in the jail, as Ernest was sheriff then. One was financial. Times had been very, very hard for a long time and our family was poor...Anyway, Ernest went to the funeral home to make arrangements to try to pay for the funerals and was told there was no bill. What? Yes, the community thought so highly of him, Grandmother, Bobbie and the family that they had all contributed and paid off the two funerals. So, there are deep, abiding and loving roots with our family in Junction. All are buried in the Junction cemetery. Later in her live, Willie worked for the State and also worked at times at the Capitol. Her husband, Sox [Hoy Reginald Smith], worked and retired from the Texas General Land Office. The following biography, from FindAGrave, was also prepared by Martha White Willie Orma Boyett was born to Robert and Clarissa Boyett in Sabine County, Texas on October 17, 1903. Mrs. Smith's first marriage to Titus Coon in East Texas produced one adorable child - a daughter named Bobbie Louise Coon - who passed away at age 4 of pneumonia - three days before Willie's own mother died of the same in Junction, Texas in 1935. Willie never got over the loss of her precious girl. Willie remarried Hoy Reginald "Sox" Smith in Kimble County, Junction, Texas, on Christmas Day 1939. Willie and Sox were married for 39 years until his death in January 1979. Wille is buried in Junction by her daughter, Bobbie Coon, her Mother Clarissa Conn Boyett and her husband, Hoy R. "Sox" Smith. Mrs. Smith loved to cook, can, garden and sew. She was always helping out others whether sending over food or making baby clothes for families who could not afford to buy any. She was a loving daughter, wife, sister and aunt. She is greatly missed. | Boyett, Willie Orma (I36168)
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| 27950 | Willis was the son of a James and Elizabeth Hicks in Marion county but no particular reason to believe they were related to Hannah Hix, wife of Samuel Marshall. (Ralph Marshall, p 30). | Hicks, Willis Robert (I18839)
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| 27951 | Wilma A. Mares, 97 years of Fremont passed away Wednesday February 13, 2013 at Nye Pointe Health & Rehab in Fremont. Wilma was born April 8, 1915 in Linwood, NE to Rudolph E. and Emma (Hines) Kavan. She moved to rural North Bend from Linwood at the age of 14. She graduated from North Bend High School in 1931 and from Midland Lutheran College in 1965. She taught school for 11 years. Wilma married Adolph Mares Oct. 17, 1942 in Grand Island, NE. After her marriage they lived at North Bend where they farmed. They moved to Fremont in 1960. She resumed teaching in 1957 and taught at rural schools until receiving her degree. She then taught in elementary schools for Fremont Public Schools until retiring in 1981. Adolph passed away Jan. 8, 1981. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Fremont, United Presbyterian Women, taught adult Sunday school and had served as a deacon in the church. Member of Fremont Area Medical Center Auxiliary, Retired Teachers Association, locally and at the state level, member of Delta Kappa Gama and American Association of University Women. Wilma was preceded in death by her parents, husband and brother, Raymond Kavan. Survivors include daughters, Judy Von Seggern and husband Ken, Joan Mares all of Omaha and Carlene Keim and husband Bruce of Syracuse, NE; brother, Arnold Kavan and wife Lorraine of North Bend; sister Vlasta Kavan of Fremont, 5 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Funeral service will be 10:30 A.M. Monday, February 18, 2013 at the Presbyterian Church in Fremont with The Rev. Jon Ashley officiating. Visitation will be Sunday from 4-8 P.M. and the family will receive friends from 6-8 P.M. all at Moser Memorial Chapel in Fremont. Visitation will continue on Monday 1 hour prior to the service at the church. Memorials may be given to The Presbyterian Church and to Odyssey-Gentiva Hospice in Fremont. Burial will be at Memorial Cemetery in Fremont, NE Moser Memorial Chapel, 2170 N. Somers Ave. Fremont 68025 402-721-4490 (Courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy) | Kavan, Wilma A. (I42607)
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| 27952 | Wilma Jean Waldon Dickerson 74, passed away Wednesday morning, March 3, 2016, in the Sabine County Hospital in Hemphill, Texas. Wilma was born in Jasper, Texas to Charlie and Mona Easley Latham. She worked as a Certified Nurses Aide for the Nursing Home. She was a member of the Bronson Revival Center in Bronson, Texas. She was a loving wife, mother, step mother, grandmother, great grandmother, and great great grandmother. She is survived by her husband Robert F. Dickerson of Hemphill, six sons: Robert Gene Dickerson of Hemphill, Charles Paul Dickerson of Milam, Tommy Glenn Dickerson of Hemphill, Billy John Waldon of Hemphill, Bobby Arlon Waldon of Hemphill, and Steven Dewayne Waldon of Galveston, her daughter Jeannie Adkison of Center; six brothers and sisters: Elna Kincel of Hemphill, Donald Latham of Pineland, Ronnie Latham of Lufkin, Margie Williams of Broaddus, Dorothy Bayless of Pineland, and Christine Jacks of Hudson; six step-children; Judy Latham of Lufkin, Texas, Benny Waldon of Alverado, Texas, Buddy Waldon of Hemphill,Jan Linzy of Lufkin, Texas Rita Albrecht of Houston,Texas and Regina Rock of Houston, Texas,fifteen grandchildren; numerous great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. She is preceded in death by her parents Mona and Charlie Melvin Latham, her son Terry Joe Dickerson, her sister Marcille Latham, her brother Gerald Latham, and her other sister Barbara Ann Bragg. Visitation will be from 5:00 PM until 8:00PM, Friday, March 5, 2016, in the Starr Funeral Home, 510 Starr St. Hemphill, Texas. Funeral service will be at 2:00PM, Saturday, March 6, 2016, in the Starr Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow in the Springhill Cemetery, in Hemphill, Texas. Downloaded from Starr Funeral Home website Also published in the Sabine County Reporter, March 9, 2016, Page 7 | Latham, Wilma Jean (I46642)
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| 27953 | Wilma Sue Campbell, 89, of Hemphill, Texas passed away Sunday, June 11, 2023 at Legacies Nursing and Rehab in Hemphill, Texas. Sue was born March 31, 1934 in Bronson, Texas to Levi Savell and Elnora Keller Savell. She was a lifetime resident of Sabine County and a graduate of Bronson High School. She was a longtime member of Hemphill Church of God. Sue was a homemaker who enjoyed cooking and baking. She also loved to read and especially loved her grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Jim E. Campbell and her daughters, Charlotte Elaine Campbell and Martha Ann Hayes. She is survived by her son, Jeremy Campbell and wife, Paula, of Lufkin; grandchildren, Scott Campbell, Julia Campbell, Dustin Goynes, Dolan Procell and Minnie Walker; and numerous great grandchildren. Cremation arrangements were handled by Starr Funeral Home of Hemphill, Texas. Memorial services will be announced at a later date. Memories and condolences may be shared at starrfuneralhome.com. Downloaded from Starr Funeral Home Also published in the Sabine County Reporter, June 21, 2023, Page 4 | Savell, Wilma Sue (I33091)
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| 27954 | Wilmont managed the family farm at McDonald, Kansas. | Benkelman, Charles Wilmot (I12022)
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| 27955 | Wilna Wood Broussard came from a long line of Texas families. Her ancestors were some of the first settlers in Texas/Mexico before it became a Republic. Wilna was born to William T. Wood and Sarah Ann McLemore Morgan in East Texas's Pineland. She had two sisters and three brothers. Wilna was a painter. She belonged to the China Painters Guild and numerous other art societies. She used oils, pastels and watercolors on canvas. She sold some of her paintings to local art galleries in Oklahoma City and she sold her china painting pieces to boutique shops in the Midwest and Florida. Wilna attended Beaumont High and then her family moved to Panama City, Florida and Georgia during WWII. Her father was a shipbuilder. Wilna worked for the USO during the war and was a secretary at a military HDQ in Cape Cod, MA for a few years. After the war she returned to Beaumont where she met and married Weston J. Broussard. They had three daughters. The family lived in Beaumont where Weston was manager of International Cresote and Construction Company until 1968 when he took a job with Kerr McGee Oil Company and became Vice President of Kerr McGee Chemical. The family then moved to St. Louis, Missouri and then to the company's HDQ in Oklahoma City, OK. They lived there until retirement in 1987. Wilna enjoyed being a homemaker and her china and canvas painting activities. She sold some of her painting to art galleries in OKC. She also enjoyed her activities at the Petroleum Club in OKD, of which she and Weston were members. In 1987 upon retirement, Wilna and Weston moved to Grapevine, Texas to be near one of their daughters. The whole family enjoyed coming to visit "Meme and Papa" and barbequing and swimming in their backyard pool. Wilna is preceded in death by her husband Weston, two sisters and two brothers. She has one surviving brother in North Carolina. Wilna is survived by her daughters Anne (McFadden-Dan) of Iowa; Mary (Decato-Al) of Grapevine; and Jerri (Forrest-John) of Iowa. She has four grandchildren ? Robert, Erin, Brigitte, Cristie and two great grandchildren. A graveside service will be held Wednesday at 3:00 pm. Copied from Find A Grave | Wood, Wilna Marveline (I37853)
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| 27956 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I39787)
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| 27957 | Wilo Dean Walton, 96, of Huntington, Texas, passed away on December 31, 2020, in the Southland Healthcare Center, Lufkin, Texas. She was born on June 3, 1924, in Milam, Texas, to George and Fannie Boyett. Mrs. Walton owned and operated Dean's Day Care in Huntington before her retirement. Mrs. Walton is survived by her children, Melvie Brown and husband, Tom, of Lufkin, Connie Baggett and husband, Bob, of Lufkin, Willie Max Walton of Zavalla, Texas, and Jeannie Walton of Huntington; her grandchildren, Brian Edward Brown and wife, Terri Beth, of Lufkin, Terri Lynn Lowe and husband, Stacey, of Lufkin, Tianna Smith and husband, Kelvin, of Lufkin, Blake Kvale and wife, Theresa, of Houston, and Ashley Johnson and husband, Aaron, of Lufkin; fourteen great grandchildren and four great-great grandchildren. She is also survived by her sister, Iva Dell Bush of Center and her brother, Jimmy Boyett of Hemphill. Mrs. Walton was preceded in death by her parents; her brother, Eloy Boyett; her sisters, LaVerne Elliott and Maudine Wallace; stepdaughters, Gwendolyn Boyett and Nancy Chane. Visitation will be from Noon until 1:30 PM, Sunday, January 3, 2021, in the Starr Funeral Home. Graveside services will be held at 2:00 PM following visitation in the Rosevine Cemetery, Rosevine, Texas. Condolences can be made and guest book may be signed online at starrfuneralhome.com. | Boyett, Willo Dean (I36198)
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| 27958 | Wilson Co TN Marriages Thomas Wooldrige married Jenny Bradley July 17. 1806 Phebe Wooldridge married Janes H.Young Nov.24, 1819 Fanny Wooldrige married Wm.L.Smith Aug.16, 1815 Dec.6, 1816 Wilson Co TN Deeds William Wooldridge made a deed of gift to his daughter Sally Coe. It reads " for love and affection that I have for my daughter Sally Coe' wit. Thomas Wooldrige. ( the author of the book did not even tell if it was land or a slave or what). Martha Wooldridge offered up his adm. recorded Jan.14, 1817. The sale of Martha Wooldrige was recorded May 22, 1830 by William Coe. The final settlement of her estate by William Coe recorded May 20, 1832. MINUTES OF COUNTY COURT VOL. 2 (or B)1809-1819 by The Tennessee Historical Records Survey Division of Community Service Programs Work Project Administration Wilson Co TN Wooldridge Thomas 73,80,82,83,84,86, Woolridge Thomas 24, 1820 COE WILLIAM Wilson Co TN 405 110010-11110 1830 COE WILLIAM Wilson Co TN 131 00100001-00010001 1820 YOUNG JAMES Wilson Co TN 410 100010-00010 1820 SMITH WILLIAM L Wilson Co TN 392 000100-10100 (Collections of Dubie Hudspeth: http://www.geocities.com/blsa44/Ralphhudspethjr.html) | Family: William Wooldridge / Martha Hudspeth (F7664)
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| 27959 | Winfield married late in life, living with his parents until he was in his thirties. | Morris, Winfield (I13262)
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| 27960 | Winfred "Wimpy" Luce Born February 7, 1937 and passed in March, 2006 W.T. "Wimpy" Luce, a community leader in Montgomery County since the 1960's, passed away Friday night at Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital. He was 69 years old. Born the last of four boys to Winnie McLemore Luce and Ernest Luce on February 7, 1937, in Latexo, Texas, Wimpy grew up in Houston, and graduated from Jefferson Davis High School. A banker all of his life, Wimpy's career spanned from a 17-year-old bank courier, to Vice President of First National Bank in Conroe, to President of the First State Bank of Magnolia, which he literally built from the foundation up. Wimpy later worked with Merrill Lynch and Prudential Securities, now Wachovia, from where he retired in 2005. He helped organize and served as the first President of the Chamber of Commerce in Magnolia, and he was instrumental in organizing the first March of Dimes effort in Montgomery County. Wimpy was the long time Song Leader of the Conroe Noon Lions Club, and member of the Conroe Country Club. Wimpy played a large part in financing and developing the Texas Renaissance Festival, where he also portrayed the role of Bishop. He was a gifted public speaker, and possessed a beautiful baritone voice which he used to direct church choirs and perform with country and western bands. Wimpy is survived by his wife, Mollye Luce, with whom he recently celebrated 25 years of marriage with a reception of family and friends, and renewal of their vows. He also leaves two daughters, Nelda Luce Blair and husband Jim of The Woodlands, and Kim Dollar and husband Danny of Bulverde, and their mother Sue Luce of Conroe. He also leaves three step-daughters Carreen Carson and husband Clay of Dallas, Charlotte Kuenstler and husband Richard of Bellville, and Laura Blum and husband Keith of Katy. Eleven grandchildren who will greatly miss their "Paw Paw" are Evan "Scooter" Wilkerson, Isaac Wilkerson, Danielle Dollar and Ross Dollar of Bulverde, Maris Harkins of Conroe, Jake Carson and Catherine Carson of Dallas, Rachel Kuenstler and Reilly Kuenstler of Bellville, and Conner and Kennadi Blum of Katy. He is also survived by three older brothers, Lester Luce of San Antonio, Forrest Luce and wife Mary Ann of Houston, and Donal Luce and wife Florice of Conroe, and a host of nieces, nephews, extended family and beloved friends. Visitation with the family and viewing will occur on Monday, February 20, from 5 to 8 pm at Metcalf Funeral Home. Reverend Dearing Jones will officiate at funeral services on Tuesday, February 21, at 11 am, at the First Baptist Church of Magnolia, with a graveside service following at Magnolia Cemetery. The family requests that, in lieu of flowers, donations be made to Hope International, 311 N. Market Street, Suite 300, Dallas, Texas 75202, or the Conroe ISD Education Foundation, Wimpy Luce Memorial Scholarship, c/o P.O. Box 1494, Conroe, Texas 77305, or the charity of your choice. Wimpy's unique character and gregarious personality will be fondly remembered by all. http://www.theblairhouse.net/memorials.cfm | Luce, Winfred "Wimpy" Truitt (I35567)
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| 27961 | Winfred E. Wright, Sr. age 79, of Port Neches, Texas died Thursday, February 13, 2014 at Methodist Hospital in Houston, Texas. Winfred was born October 31, 1934 in Bronson,Texas to Luther Wright and Julia Parmer Wright. He was a resident of this area for 54 years and a retired Jefferson Chemical Lab Technician. He was a member of First United Methodist Church Port Neches and was also a Mason. Funeral services will be held Saturday, February 15, 2014 at 2pm at Levingston Funeral Home in Port Neches with Judge Brad Burnett officiating. Burial will follow at Oak Bluff Memorial Park. Winfred was preceded in death by his wife, Pat Wright, sister, Virgie Cox and son? in-law, Riley Burnett. Surviving relatives include his daughters, Belinda Foulk and husband Bill, Betsy Burnett, son, Winfred E. "Rusty" Wright, Jr. and wife Sylvia all of Port Neches, Texas, sister, Helen Minnis of Rosevine, Texas, Verlyn Baber of Beaumont, Texas, 11 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren. Levingston Funeral Home. | Wright, Winfred E. (I2145)
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| 27962 | Winfred P. Ener left this world and entered Heaven's Gates on Tuesday, October 29, 2019 while at Shady Shores Nursing Home in Hemphill, Texas. He was 90 years old. Winfred was born September 20, 1929 in Hemphill, Texas to Hamp and Bess Mae Ener. He attended one room schoolhouses in Sabine County until attending high school in Hemphill. In 1951, Winfred was drafted into the Army, serving in the Korean War, returning home with a purple heart. He made a living as a truck driver and a cattle rancher. Winfred also preached and pastored churches across Sabine County. Mr. Ener is preceded in death by his parents; his first wife, Esta Fay Ener; second wife, Mammie Ener; and sisters, Bettie Mae McGraw and Dorothy Webb; granddaughter, Ashley Ener; and great granddaughter, Abigale DaMoude. He is survived by his children, Winfred J. Ener of Austin, Linda Espin and husband, Dennis, of Waco, Patricia Simons and husband, Randy, of Crawford, Sandra Cepak and husband, Mark, of Elm Mott, Joe Ener and wife, Debbie, of Hemphill and Nathan Ener and wife, Tammy, of Hemphill. Winfred leaves behind twelve grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Sunday, November 3, 2019 at Starr Funeral Home Chapel, 510 Starr Street, Hemphill, Texas with Bro. Kevin Windham and Joe Ener officiating. Visitation will begin at 12:00 p.m. prior to service time. Burial will follow services in Oak Hill Cemetery, 300 Oakhill Rd., Hemphill, Texas. You may leave condolences and sign memorial book online at starrfuneralhome.com. Also Published in the Sabine County Reporter, November 6, 2019, Page 7 The Photo of his double headstone, with first wife, Esta Faye, is engraved Rev. Winfred P. ENER, and shows the date of their marriage as 19 Nov 1954. | Ener, Rev. Winfred Paremore "W. P." (I44976)
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| 27963 | Winter Emry Stevenson is the son of John E. and Mildred M. Stevenson. He married Sarah Ida Hunt; they had no children. "Mr. Winter" and "Miss Ida" were faithful Baptists. he farmed, ran a community thresher, and for a time, transported cream to a creamery. - "Long Cove Cemetery, A Historic Texas Cemetery", compiled by Ruth Godwin Gadbury, 2002. | Stevenson, Winter Emory (I47698)
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| 27964 | Wisconsin Death Index, 1959-1997 Name: Clare W Chapman Age: 60 Sex: M (Male) Birth Date: abt 1903 Death Date: 11 Jan 1963 Location: Milw (May be abbreviated) Certificate: 001596 | Chapman, Clare Wright (I20193)
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| 27965 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F2625)
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| 27966 | Wise Co. (TX) Messenger, October 4, 2001 Calvin Weaver Williamson Jr. 1933-2001 Service for Calvin Weaver Williamson Jr., 68, of Decatur was Wednesday, Oct. 3, at Coker Funeral Home Chapel. John Featherston officiated, assisted by Marcus Brecheen. Burial followed at Oaklawn Cemetery in Decatur. Williamson died Monday, Oct. 1, 2001, in Decatur. Born Sept. 9, 1933, in Laredo, he was the owner and operator of an auto repair business. He married Cleva Lou Griffin on July 23, 1953, in McAllen. He was a member of the Central Fellowship Church of Christ in Decatur, Masonic Lodge No. 779, Toastmasters International and the Off 380 Players. He graduated from Texas A&M University in 1977. He is survived by his wife, Lou Williamson of Decatur; four sons, Calvin Williamson III, Carl Williamson and Curt Williamson, all of Decatur, and Cevin Williamson of Dallas; a daughter, Cassandra Williamson Byrd of Decatur; 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Pallbearers were to be Cevin, Carl and Calvin Williamson III, Robby and Bob Brooks, Charles Whitaker and Curt Williamson. (Courtesy of Lynell Cordell) Both his double grave marker and his footstone are shown on his Find A Grave memorial page. His footstone is engraved with a masonic emblem, and: Calvin Weaver Williamson Jr September 9, 1933-October 1, 2001 Husband, Father, Teacher, Mechanic His funeral record lists the full names of his wife and parents, as well as his cause of death. | Williamson, Calvin Weaver Jr. (I3856)
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| 27967 | Wise Co. Messanger Sunday, March 29, 2009 Guinn Thomas 'Barney' Williamson 1923-2009 Funeral for Guinn Thomas "Barney" Williamson, 85, of Decatur was to be at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 28, at the First United Methodist Church in Decatur with the Revs. Johnny Irish and Roy Spore officiating. Burial was to follow at Oaklawn Cemetery. Williamson died Thursday, March 26, 2009, in Bridgeport. Born Dec. 7, 1923, in Decatur to Homer and Ruth (Taylor) Williamson, he married Margaret Douglas Usry Feb. 24, 1979, in Decatur. He graduated from Texas Tech with a chemical engineering degree and was vice president for Ingersoll-Rand of Houston. He was a long-time member of the First United Methodist Church in Decatur and was a member of the Wise County Council for Alcohol and Drug Abuse. He was preceded in death by two sons, Wayne and Scott Williamson. He is survived by his wife; two sons, John Tally and wife, Cathy, of Decatur and Rick Tally and wife, Carol, of Fort Worth; a daughter, Sharon Cox and husband, Danny, of Arlington; three grandchildren, Jennifer Vaughan and husband, Gabe, of Little Elm, Jason Tally and wife, Crystal, of Decatur and Chris Courtright of Fort Worth; two great-grandchildren, Alexis and Ethan Tally of Decatur; and a niece and nephew. Pallbearers were to be Dwight Reeves, Gary Shelton, Mickey Doyle, Mike McQuiston, Ronnie Walker, Chuck Heaberlin, Jeremy House and Gordon Hofstra. (Courtesy of Lynell Gentry Cordell) | Williamson, Guinn Thomas "Barney" (I1640)
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| 27968 | Wise Co. TX Marriages King, Ora Williamson, Miss Mattie 10-Jul-04 Book 5 276 (Courtesy of Lynell Gentry Cordell) | Family: Ora Albert King / Mattie Williamson (F9676)
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| 27969 | Wise Co. TX Marriages Williamson, Claud - Fugate, Miss Irene May 4, 1913 Book 7 Page 409 (Courtesy of Lynell Cordell) | Family: Claude Lee Williamson / Irene Fugate (F1131)
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| 27970 | Wise County Messenger Page 17 11 Nov 1976 Calvin Weaver Williamson, Sr., 78, died Saturday at his home, west of Decatur. Services were Monday at Christian Funeral Chapel. Frank Briscoe and the Rev. Terry Atkinson officiated with burial in Oaklawn Cemetery. Pallbearers were Calvin Williamson III, Rodney Wilson, Bob Nowell, Curt and Carl Williamson and Jerry Rasbury. Williamson, born Sept. 2 1898 in Greenwood, was a retired deputy collector of United States Customs. He married Iva Mae Walker July 30, 1921. Survivors include his wife; son Calvin Williamson, Jr. of Decatur; brother Ervin Williamson; and five grandchildren. His funeral record shows he was a veteran of World War I, gives the full names of his wife and parents, and also his cause of death. | Williamson, Calvin Weaver Sr. (I6475)
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| 27971 | Wise County Messenger, Aug. 15, 2002 Williamson, Ruth Marie 1923-2002 Service for Ruth Marie Williamson, 79, of Denton was Aug. 12 at Singing Oaks Church of Christ. Brady Bryce and Robert Heibler officiated. Burial followed at Roselawn Memorial Park. Williamson died Thursday, Aug. 8, 2002, in Denton. Williamson was born Jan. 21, 1923, to Ludy Ruben and Lela Belle Boyd Gage in Sycamore. She graduated from Slidell High School and attended the University of North Texas. She married Merrill Delwin Williamson in Amarillo on April 3, 1944. She was a member of the Glory of Zion Church and the Denton County Emergency Foster Care. She is survived by her husband of Argyle; five sons, Byron Williamson of Nashville, Tenn., Greg Williamson of Springfield, Mo., Tim Williamson and David Williamson of Denton and Scott Williamson of Seymour; one sister, Kiamota Sloan of Lake Kiowa; 10 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. (Above courtesy of Lynell Gentry Cordell) | Gage, Ruth Marie (I15415)
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| 27972 | Witfoth-- Bertha O., 95, Friend, widow of Clarence, died Saturday (8/3/02). Born, rural Friend (6/20/07). Attended country school districts 49 and 64 and Friend High School. Homemaker; also former baker, cook for Friend City Cafe and LB Inn, Milligan. Survivors: daughter, son-in-law, DeLores and Leonard Becwar, Milligan; two grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; five great-great-grandchildren; sister-in-law, Edna Kasl, Friend; many nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by parents; husband; two brothers; two sisters; one grandson. Services: 10:30 a.m. Monday, Lauber-Moore Funeral Home, Friend. The Rev. Tessa Louch. Andrew Cemetery, Friend. Visitation: 3-9 p.m. today, funeral home. Memorials to Milligan Rescue Unit or the family. (Courtesy Dennis Belohlavy, Lincoln Journal Star, 4 Aug 2002) | Kasl, Bertha O. (I27636)
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| 27973 | Within only a short time after his marriage Howell McLemore died intestate, and Alexander McLemore qualified as administrator of his estate on June 17, 1844 (Southampton Order Book 20, p. 173), and on December 15, 1845, William GOODWYN was appointed special commissioner to examine and settle Alexander's account of Howell's estate (Southampton Order Book 20, p 333). This is the last mention of either of them in the Court records. (James L. McLemore, III, p. 79). | McLemore, Howell (I24789)
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| 27974 | Witness to the marrige of Ralph and Mary (Stockbridge) Strong. Also gave an affadavit about the health of Ralph's first wife, Mary Ella Hall. The affadavit was given to explain why Ralph forfeited his homestead in the Territory of Oklahoma. | Stockbridge, Joseph M. (I16350)
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| 27975 | Witness to their license was B. S. McLemore. | Family: Andrew George Crouch / Bessie Maury McLemore (F14079)
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| 27976 | Witnesses at their wedding were Jean FOURNOT, 32, Jean DARRIEUX, farmer, age 21, Jean DELOM, 21, and Jean MORLAS, 29, a shoemaker and cousin to Francois. | Family: Francois Morlas / Catherine Bernes (F190)
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| 27977 | Witnesses to the marriage were David McFadden and William Poole of St. John, New Brunswick, Canada (Courtesy of Cecelia Payne) Dorothy Wiggs, a family researcher, wrote that Edwin and Janet separated, and that he moved to Edmondton, Alberta, Canada and lived in a home there until his death. Janet remained in the States and lived with her daughter Grace, whom the family always knew as big Grace. | Family: Edwin Poole / Janet Agnes White (F5270)
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| 27978 | Witnesses were Anna KOCA and John H. KOTAS and Mary KOCA and Adolph DLOUHY. (Milligan, p 341). | Family: Louis Cyril Koca / Alice Naimon (F7103)
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| 27979 | Witnesses: Gregory Wollerton and George Grave, Sen. Original Proprietor To Georg Stockine 1/2 Acre in Westend. It was taken by Nathaniel Willett, Thomas Bunce and John Easton. Taken by Nathaniel White and John Warner. "Lotts Granted behind the Pyne S(wamp) to Georg Stockine 4 Ackrs" Division of Fresh Pond meadow--Georg Stockin 1 (acre). Under the heading "The Names of such Inhabitants as have right in undivided Lands." George Stocine appears as 36th name in list of 121 proprietors of Hartford. He is credited with 20 acres out of a total of 3,281. This was a list of freeman on the south side of Hartford. George Stocking's proportion of the upland division on the East side of river was 20 acres out of 3,109 total held by 89 proprietors. 1 NOTE Connecticut Census, Yr, Surname Given County State-Pg- Twp Record Type-Database ID# 1635,STOCKING-GEORGE..Hartford County, CT-NPN-Hartford-CT 1635-1807 Misc. CTS1a3005696 1635,STOCKING-GEORGE..Hartford County, CT-NPN-Hartford-CT 1635-1807 Misc. CTS1a3005699 1670,STOCKING-GEORGE..Hartford County, CT-NPN-Hartford-CT 1635-1807 Misc. CTS1a3005697 1670,STOCKING-GEORGE..Hartford County, CT-NPN-Hartford-CT 1635-1807 Misc. CTS1a3005700 HISTORY of CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS 1630-1877 PREFACE page 707 Stocking, George, settler, 1634, 33; res. 1635, S. W. cor. Holyoke and Winthrop streets (Cambridge), XVI, 43; rem. to Hartford with Hooker, selectman there 1647, 663 HISTORY of CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS 1630-1877 PREFACE page 477 Manning, William, settler, purchased estate of George Stocking, ab. 1638, S. W. cor. Mount Auburn and Holyoke Streets, XVI, 43; living 1650, had wife in Eng., prob. d. on voyage, 601; land at Shawshine, 59; [m. (2) Susanna who was bur. 16 Oct.1650, V. R.], (3) Elizabeth --, will made, 17 Feb. 1665, proved, 28 Ap. 1666, Gen.] Connecticut Puritan Settlers, 1633-1845 First Sttlers of the Colony. Stocking, George, one of the first settlers in the colony--townsman in 1647. He came from Cambridge, and was one of the original proprietors of Hartford in '39. Catalogue of the Names of the First Puritan Settlers of Connecticut. (Continued.) Stocking, George, of Hartford--died in May, 1683. He was aged at his decease, and left children, Dea. Samuel, Hannah Benton, the wife of John Richards, and the wife of Samuel Olcott. Estate ?257. He had a grandson John, a son of Dea. Samuel. Dea.Samuel Stocking, of Middletown, son of George, of Hartford, died Dec. 30, 1683. Wife, Bethia. Children, Samuel 27 years of age, Bethia Stowe 25, John 23, Ebenezer 17, George, Stephen 10, Daniel 6, Lydia 21. He gave to Rev. Nathaniel Collins, hisminister, ?3. (See p. 77, No. 2.). Selectman, 1647 Came to America aboard the Griffin 2 SOUR S194 1 NOTE Connecticut Census, Yr, Surname Given County State-Pg- Twp Record Type-Database ID# 1635,STOCKING-GEORGE..Hartford County, CT-NPN-Hartford-CT 1635-1807 Misc. CTS1a3005696 1635,STOCKING-GEORGE..Hartford County, CT-NPN-Hartford-CT 1635-1807 Misc. CTS1a3005699 1670,STOCKING-GEORGE..Hartford County, CT-NPN-Hartford-CT 1635-1807 Misc. CTS1a3005697 1670,STOCKING-GEORGE..Hartford County, CT-NPN-Hartford-CT 1635-1807 Misc. CTS1a3005700 HISTORY of CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS 1630-1877 PREFACE page 707 Stocking, George, settler, 1634, 33; res. 1635, S. W. cor. Holyoke and Winthrop streets (Cambridge), XVI, 43; rem. to Hartford with Hooker, selectman there 1647, 663 HISTORY of CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS 1630-1877 PREFACE page 477 Manning, William, settler, purchased estate of George Stocking, ab. 1638, S. W. cor. Mount Auburn and Holyoke Streets, XVI, 43; living 1650, had wife in Eng., prob. d. on voyage, 601; land at Shawshine, 59; [m. (2) Susanna who was bur. 16 Oct.1650, V. R.], (3) Elizabeth --, will made, 17 Feb. 1665, proved, 28 Ap. 1666, Gen.] Source: Bufe, Sierra Noel (sierra@brighterfusion.com) "Sierra Noel Bufe" (http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=:2139580) Ver. 2007-04-01 00:45:10 | Stocking, George (I21155)
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| 27980 | Wm Lyon shows her as the daughter of Amos Poe and Martha Todd. California Death Index: MCLEMORE GLADYS 08/10/1897 TODD F LOS ANGELES(70) 09/24/1964 461-20-4945 67 yrs | Poe, Gladys (I35682)
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| 27982 | Wm. John Agar does not list her marriage to Robert Wayne Hill. He instead has a marriage to Robert W. MAY, on 20 Jun 1992. He also indicates that they had one son that died in infancy. | Brown, Pattie Ann (I878)
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| 27985 | Wm. John Agar shows him as a son of James DALE and Frances BOYNE. The STRIFFLER-BENKELMAN BROADCAST, Volume 15, dated September 1, 1952, noted that "Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dale recently completed the erection of, and with their two children, moved into a fine ranch-type home on their farm near Marlette. Doing much of the work themselves, they started the building before Don was stricken with Polio last fall. Don spent several months in a hospital and is recovering nicely through his own perserverance along with the loyal assistance of his wife, in addition to the efforts of modern medical science." | Dale, Donald J. (I3984)
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| 27986 | Woodmen of the World and planter, according to the "The Southern McGrew's Grew." Wynema McGrew noted that is obituary was in the New Orleans State Times on 5 Feb 1917, and this obituary confirmed these facts. | McGrew, Robert Thomas (I2573)
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| 27987 | Woodrow Lloyd Russell, 97, passed away Thursday morning in the Whispering Oaks nursing facility. Woodrow was born in Milam, Texas to Wallace and Eula Allen Russell. He was a Sargent in the United States Army Air Corp., serving in the European Campaign during World War II. He was also an agent for the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission for the State of Texas, and he was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Geneva, and he was a loving father, brother, grandfather, great grandfather, and great great grandfather. He is survived by his 3 daughters: Tena White of Lumberton, Linda Pietz and her husband Eric of Littleton, Colorado, and Wanda Waller and her husband Phillip of Livingston, his sister Edna Earl Askew of Shelbyville, his 5 grandchildren, his 14 great grandchildren and his 1 great great grandchild. He is preceded in death by his wife Mary Russell. Visitation will be at 11:00AM until 2:00PM, Monday, June 15, 2015, in the Starr Funeral Home, 510 Starr St., Hemphill. Funeral services will be at 2:00PM, Monday, June 15, 2015, in the Starr Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow in the Joel Halbert Cemetery in Milam. Copied from the Starr Funeral Home website also published in the Sabine County Reporter, June 17, 2015, Page 12 | Russell, Woodrow Lloyd (I44738)
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| 27988 | Woodrow's son, Brian Tulloch, writes that according to his tombstone, his father died on November 6, 2000. The tombstone also indicated he was born in 1926, even though the family genealogy records had shown the year of birth as 1925. Brian considers the tombstone to likely be more accurate. Woodrow died in Sault Ste. Marie. He had battled lung cancer for a few years. The cancer was the result of asbestosis. | Tulloch, Woodrow Ruben Wilson (I33358)
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| 27989 | Wooge -- Edward G. Sr., 70, Lincoln, died Tuesday (2/19/02). Born, Crab Orchard. Survivors: sons, Edward J., Allen, both Lincoln; daughters, Linda Soukup, Janice Mitzner, Carol Wooge, all Lincoln, Anna Funk, Ridgeway, Ill.; brother, Norman, Ottawa, Kan.; sisters, Elaine Henk, Williamsburg, Va., Marilyn Shatswell, Panama, Okla.; seven grandchildren; nieces; nephews; cousins. Graveside service: 2 p.m. Friday, Wyuka Cemetery, 3600 O St. Meet at O Street entrance. No visitation. Memorials in care of the family. Aspen Mortuary, 4822 Cleveland Ave. (Courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy, from the Lincoln Journal Star archives) | Wooge, Edward G. Sr. (I34468)
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| 27990 | Worked for Dr. L. Arnot at Exter as a dental assistant. She was also a featured singer and played the Saxophone for the Dance-Mor Orchestra with her father, Thomas, who played the four row button accordion. (Milligan, p 223). Obituary Darlene M. Kroeger, 89, of Lincoln, passed away Sunday, July 24, 2016. Born to Thomas and Mary (Fujan) Bures on December 21, 1926, on a farm near Exeter, she loved sewing, cooking, and being outside enjoying the garden and flowers. Darlene traveled with her husband for several years, kept in touch with family, and always took care of her friends. Darlene was proud of her Czech heritage. She had a special place in her heart for her dog, Buddy. Darlene is survived by her husband, Robert Wayne; daughters, Connie Rae (Kroeger) D' Agosta and husband, Tony D' Agosta, Kay Frances (Kroeger) Francis; granddaughters, Karla Rae (Joseph) Selness, Mary Beth D'Agosta, Michelle Renae Francis (Kim Dorste); great-grandsons, Gideon Peter Selness, Asher Joseph Selness. She was preceded in death by her daughter, Karen Mae Kroeger; son-in-law, Michael Frank Francis. Funeral service will be held 10 a.m., Wednesday, July 27, at Colonial Chapel Funeral Home, 5200 R St. Visitation will be held from 4-8 p.m., Tuesday, July 26, with family greeting friends from 5-7 p.m. at the funeral home. Memorials may be given to the Southeast Nebraska Cancer Center, 201 S 68th St. Place, #100, Lincoln, NE 68510. Condolences may be left online at www.lincolnccfh.com. (Courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy) | Bures, Darlene (I3295)
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| 27991 | Worked for the postal department in Oklahoma City for several years, then he and his wife Athella ranched in Texline, Texas for several more years. He died in Oklahoma City in 1969. | Sherrill, Roy (I19163)
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| 27992 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I16642)
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| 27993 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I16643)
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| 27994 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I5442)
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| 27995 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I240)
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| 27996 | World War I Draft Registration Card John Percy Benton County: Oklahoma State: Oklahoma Birthplace: Kentucky;United States of America Birth Date: 28 Mar 1894 Race: Caucasian (White) FHL Roll Number: 1852062 DraftBoard: 1 At the time he completed his draft registration form, he was still single, and working as a clerk for a gas company in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, and a resident of Britton, Oklahoma. At the time of the 1920 census, he was living in the boarding home of Elmer and Mamie Parnell in King Township, Stephens County, Oklahoma. He was listed as a Scout in the Oil Business. Living with him were his wife, Ethel, and eight month old daughter, Mary Ethel. He and his family moved to Oklahoma City prior to the 1930 census, where he was listed as a broker of oil leases. A second daughter, Jean, had been born. | Benton, John "Jack" Percy (I5773)
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| 27997 | World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Name: Bud Bost City: Not Stated County: Harmon State: Oklahoma Birth Date: 6 Mar 1885 Race: White Roll: 1851779 DraftBoard: 0 Age: 33 Occupation: Farming Nearest Relative: Viola Bost, wife. McQueen, Harmon Co. OK Height/Build: Tall/Medium Color of Eyes/Hair: Blue/Brown Arizona Death Certificate: Name: Robert Lee Bost Death Date: 1949 Death Place: Phoenix, Maricopa, Arizona Gender: Male Race: Age: 63 Y 4 Mo 3 days Estimated Birth Year: Birth Date: March 8, 1886 Birthplace: Marital Status: Married Veteran: Yes WW I Informant: Mattie L. Bost (relationship not indicated) Spouse's Name: Father's Name: Alfred Bost Father's Birthplace: Illinois Mother's Name: Mary Adams Mother's Birthplace: Miss Occupation: Bookkeeping Street Address: Place of Residence: Cemetery: Burial Place: Burial Date: Film Number: 2116278 Digital Folder Number: 4203659 Image Number: 1539 Reference Number: 3418 Collection: Arizona Deaths, 1870-1951 | Bost, Robert Lee "Budder" (I36027)
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| 27998 | World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Name: Edgar Jeffery Gentry City: Cruce County: Stephens State: Oklahoma Birth Date: 26 Dec 1882 Race: White Roll: 1852128 DraftBoard: 0 Age: 35 Occupation: Farming for self Nearest Relative: Frances Gentry, Curce, OK Height/Build: Medium/Medium Color of Eyes/Hair: Brown/brown (Courtesy of Lynell Cordell) 5 Jan 1967 THE DUNCAN EAGLE Edgar J. Gentry, Cattleman and Ex-Teacher, Dies Edgar J. (Ed) Gentry, 802 Sycamore, cattleman and farmer in Stephens County for nearly half a century, died at his home at 2 a.m. today. Gentry, 84, had been in poor health for several months. He was born at Decatur, Tex., Dec. 26, 1882 and moved to this county as a child. Gentry was a graduate of Valparaiso University at Valparaiso, Ind. He taught school at Alma as a young man. He retired a few years ago from active farming and ranching. Survivors are his wife, Frances, whom he married at Arthur in eastern Stephens County, Sept. 26, 1909; a son, W. T. Gentry, 1116 Elm; a daughter, Mrs. J. T. Callahan, 1327 Normandy Rd.; two brothers, John Gentry of Alpine, Tex., and Emory Gentry of Oklahoma City; a sister, Mrs. S. P. Hall of Pampa, Tex., and a grandson. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Grantham Funeral Home chapel. The Rev. T. Hollis Epton, pastor of the First Baptist church here of which Gentry was a member, will officiate. Burial will be in the Duncan Cemetery. Bearers will be Murl Kincannon, Pat Peck, Riley Coates, Earl Lee, Roy Steigleder and Lester Allen. Honorary bearers will be L.L. Humphreys, L. L. Gatlin, Nat Gatlin, Earl Russell, Clarence Callaway, Dr. E. C. Lindley, J. F. Lewis, the Rev. W. Lowder, Roy Patton, A.S. Moore, and members of the Men's Brotherhood Class of the First Baptist Church. Listed as living alone with Frances in the Duncan area (King township), Stephens Co., in 1910. Ref: DWL 112/Family 117 | Gentry, Edgar Jeffery (I5814)
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| 27999 | World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Name: Homer L Bost City: Not Stated County: Chaves State: New Mexico Birthplace: Jacksboro, Jack Co. Texas;United States of America Birth Date: 9 Apr 1890 Race: Caucasian (White) Roll: 1711858 DraftBoard: 0 Age: 27 Occupation: Farming for self near Warren, NM Nearest Relative: Father Claim exemption from draft: Father to support. Height/Build: Tall/Slender Color of Eyes/Hair: Lt. Blue/Light Texas Death Certificate Name: Homer Louis Bost Death Date: 02 Apr 1955 Death Place: Rural, El Paso, Texas Gender: Male Race: Death Age: 64 years 11 months 23 days Estimated Birth Date: 9 Apr 1890 Birth Date: Birthplace: Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Father's Name: Alfred Bost Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name: Mary Jane Adams Mother's Birthplace: Informant: Lewis H. Bost Occupation: Watchman El Paso Natural Gas Company Place of Residence: Cemetery: Burial Place: Burial Date: Additional Relatives: Film Number: 2114388 Digital Film Number: 4165531 Image Number: 890 Reference Number: 17531 Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976 | Bost, Homer Louis (I36026)
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| 28000 | World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Name: Jerry Cadell Clay City: Not Stated County: Lea State: New Mexico Birth Date: 19 Mar 1886 Race: White Roll: 1711802 DraftBoard: 0 Age: 32 Occupation: Stock farming for self, Tatum, Lea Co. NM Nearest Relative: Gertie M. Clay, Tatum, Lea Co. NM Height/Build: Short/Medium Color of Eyes/Hair: Brown/Brown Jack Co., TX - Bios: Bryson Family Biography Jerry Caddell Clay b. 19 Mar 1886 m. Gertrude Bost 1) Son lost at sea during WWII Obituary Probably the Lovington, N.M. newspaper Nov. 29, 1957 Clay Services Saturday 2 P.M. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 28, at the High School Auditorium for Jerry Clay, 74, who passed away at his home in Tatum, Nov. 26. Mr. Clay died of natural causes enroute from his home in Tatum on Nov. 26. An inquest was held with Otis Bailey, Justice of Peace serving as cororner. Rev. Rock Newton of Jacksboro, Texas, officiated at the services. Mr. Clay was born March 18, 1885 near Jacksboro, Texas. His wife preceded him in death on October 30, 1952. Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Lyle Coppersmith, Tatum, Mrs. Doyle Henderson, Hobbs, Mrs. Truman Parkinson, Lewiston, Idaho, Mrs. Eula Gonyo, Hollydale, California. Two sons preceded him in death. Four brothers survive, J. B. Clay, German, Texas; Beryl Clay, Olny, Texas; H. E. Clay, Big Spring, Texas and T. A. Clay, Hart, Texas; three sisters, Mrs. W. L. Derrick, Mrs. Guy Kemp and Mrs. Alta Baker, and thirteen grandchildren. Casket bearers are Hap Allen, Jim Allen, L. B. Townsend, Bill Privitt, Perry Cadle and George Hamlin. Mr. Clay was a member of the primitive Baptist Church. he homesteaded near Tatum 45 years ago. Burial was in the Tatum cemetery. (Courtesy of Lynell Gentry Cordell) | Clay, Jerry Cadell (I31893)
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