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Matches 6,651 to 6,700 of 9,594
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| 6651 | LKH note: Missouri death certificate for Wallace Helms. https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1944/1944_00011428.PDF | Pulliam, Eva Mae (I5337)
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| 6652 | LKH note: Mota's birth year varies between various records. Her death certificate gives her birth year as 1861 which would agree with headstone information from MHR as Mota's age being 75 years when she died. She is not in the 1870 census. I have not yet found any census records for her family in 1880. She appears in the 1900 census with a 1870 birth year; in the 1910 census with a 1878 birth year; 1920 with a 1871 birth year; and 1930 with a 1891 birth year. | Moody, Mota Frances (I493)
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| 6653 | LKH note: Mr. James W. Cassity of Brookfield, Mo., is visiting his daughter Mrs. Bell Trumbo, Cherry Hill, Mo. Mr. Cassidy is suffering a great deal yet from his hip, which he injured in a fall about 4 months ago. Moberly Monitor-Index, Moberly, Missouri. Friday, 28 April 1916. | Cassity, William M. "John William" (I2464)
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| 6654 | LKH note: News article from Find a Grave incorrectly gives date of publication as 27 December 1933. YOUTH KILLED WHILE HUNTING Companion Held For Shooting; Claims He Shot In Self Defense VANCEBURG, Ky, Dec. 26 A quarrel among members of a party of rabbit hunters about 10 a.m. today two miles south of Concord, Ky, resulted in the slaying of Opal McCane 24, married, and the arrest of Charles Gilbert, 21, married, in connection with the shooting. Sheriff Clark Esham of Vanceburg said that Gilbert surrendered when he went to the scene of the shooting. The sheriff said that Gilbert claims he shot in self defense. The prisoner, according to the sheriff, said that he and McCane and two other youths were hunting when McCane got into a quarrel with one of his companions and fired at him but the shots went wild. Gilbert claims that when he remonstrated with McCane for shooting at the boy, McCane turned the shotgun on him, and Charles Gilbert fired, killing his companion instantly. Coroner H.M. Bertram investigating the shooting. He said that McCane was shot In the stomach, the full load of the shotgun shell striking the hunter. Both of the principals live near Concord. John McCane, the father of the victim, resides In Adams county near Manchester, 0hio. The body was brought to the Kimble undertaking parlor here. Copied from The Portsmouth Times Portsmouth, Ohio. Dated Thursday December 27, 1933 According to his death cert. he was a victim of a homicide. | McCane, Opal Floyd (I2168)
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| 6655 | LKH note: news article gives some details about how the family was living. Centenarian Dying. Monroe Hedges is Said to be 105 Years Old. In a ramshackle hut in the rear of 1012 Rhode Island street, lies an old man, who says he is 105 years old, at the point of death. The old man is Monroe Hedges, known in the part of the city in which he lives as “Granddad Hedge.” The house in which he lives, with several sons, was, at one time, a stable. It has since been turned into a house of two small rooms. Until Tuesday of last week the old man retained all his faculties, and pulled himself about the small, dirty yard in a chair. In someway (the sons could not explain) blood poisoning affected his right arm and leg and gangrene developed. Hedges has five sons and one daughter living, the oldest son, Hiram Hedges, being seventy-one years’ old. The youngest member of the family is Fames Hedges. Another member of the family says James is about forty years old. The names of the other children are Jonas, Roe, Dudley and Louanna. The old man is said to have been born in Flemingsburg, Ky., on the site of the court-house, 105 years ago the 11th day of last February. He has often spoken of fighting in a are, but the members of the family can not tell in what war he served. They think, however, that it was the Mexican war. Hedges moved with his family to this city twenty-two years ago. His wife died about three months ago, eighty-seven years old. The family lives on a pension paid to Monroe Hedges for the death of a son in the civil war. The Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Indiana. Wednesday, 18 October 1899. | Hedges, Monroe (I449)
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| 6656 | LKH note: Newspaper obituaries state date of death 16 March 1921 Death certificates state date of death 21 March 1921 | Moore, Melvina (I2847)
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| 6657 | LKH note: No documentation found after the 1920 census when Mary is 13 years old in the household of her parents. | Hopkins, Mary Emily (I2415)
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| 6658 | LKH note: No records for Russell found after the 1900 census when he is in his parents' household in Illinois. However, it is possible that there might be a record of him in 1904 in Nebraska. There is a Russell Hedges listed on the US Army Register of Enlistments whose age and place of birth matches. It also appears that he had two prior enlistment periods and the remarks seem to indicate that he was discharged two years later in 1906. Name: Hedges, Russell Enlisted 20 April 1904 in Omaha, Nebraska By whom: Williard Period: 3 years born: Morehead, Kentucky age: 25 and 6 months occupation: laborer eyes: blue hair: St. Bro complexion: fair height: 5 ft. 6 3/4 Regiment: 22 Company: Inf. D No. of Enlistment: 2 Last served Co: H Regiment: 6 Inf. Date of Discharge: 9/7/03 Remarks: Ds. Apl 5.06. | Hedges, Russell Ellsworth (I329)
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| 6659 | LKH note: Obit for Wallace E. Helms. Death of Wallace E. Helms. Through courtesy of Mrs. Maxine Helms, The Bulletin is informed of the passing of Wallace Helms, well-known former citizen of Purdin which occurred at his home in Chillicothe early Monday morning of heart trouble, following a brief illness. Mr. Helms was engaged in the restaurant business in Chillicothe and ha d a large regular patronage, near the Milwaukee railroad division. He was an excellent citizen and numbered his friends by his acquaintances. He was 47 years of age and is survived by his wife of the home, one son Wallace E. Jr., and two grandchildren of Moline, Ill.; one brother Dr. E.T. Helms of Eugene, Ore., one sister, Mrs. Lydia Seals of Purdin and other relatives. The body was brought back to Purdin for the funeral which was held at the Methodist church there Wednesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. H.E. Corbin. Music was furnished by the Purdin male quartete. Mrs. Maxine Helms who was a relative by marriage of the deceased, and others. The Bulletin, Linneus, Missouri. Thursday, 16 March 1944. | Pulliam, Eva Mae (I5337)
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| 6660 | LKH note: Obituaries for both Bertha and William Tilford Conley, Jr. give the names of their three children: David Conley, Maria Kinnaman, and Trudy Stafford. | Conley, William Tilford (I5124)
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| 6661 | LKH note: Obituary for Edith's husband Saul S. Lipkind Saul S. Lipkind, retired actuary for Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania, died in Suburban General Hospital today. Mr. Lipkind, of 1137 Onondago St., was employed by the Reliance Insurance Co. for 22 years. He joined Blue Cross in 1952 and was an actuarial accountant since his retirement in 1968. Mr. Lipkind was graduated from Schenley High School in 1921 and Yale University in 1926. He became an associate of the Society of Actuaries in 1937, was a member of the American Academy of Actuaries, and a staff sergeant in the Army for three years during World War II. Surviving are his widow, Ditta; his mother, Mrs. Rebecca E. Lipkind; and two sisters, Anne Lipkind and Mrs. Sadie True, both of Pittsburgh. Memeorial services will be at 3:30 p.m. on April 29 at the Unitarian Church, 416 West North Ave., North Side. The family suggests memorial contributions to charity. The Pittsburgh Press, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Thursday, 20 April 1972. | Hedges, Edith Mildred "Ditta" (I5159)
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| 6662 | LKH note: Ohio County Marriage Records. Name Agnes Richmond [Agnes Hedges] Gender Female Marriage Age: 33 Birth Date: abt 1920 Marriage Date: 16 Jun 1953 Marriage Place: Brown County, Ohio, USA Father: Floyd Hedges Mother: Leona Adams Spouse: John C Moore | Hedges, Agnes Gray (I5173)
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| 6663 | LKH note: On their marriage license. her name is written as Carrie B. Perry, age 19 of Wintersville, Sullivan County, Missouri. | Perry, Belle (I2538)
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| 6664 | LKH note: Opal McCane's death certificate gives his wife's name as Laura McCane and his marital status as divorced. | McCane, Opal Floyd (I2168)
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| 6665 | LKH note: Phillips married a second time in 1921 to Ethel Edwards of Campbell, Missouri. | Carner, Phillip Richard (I2958)
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| 6666 | LKH note: Photograph of his headstone on Find a Grave shows his name spelled as Dairus His obituary and news articles about the accident show his name spelled as Darius. His sister's obituary shows his name spelled as Dairus. | Pierce, Dairus E. (I3785)
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| 6667 | LKH note: Ruth's parents: Samuel and Lucy both died typhoid fever within two and half months of each other leaving 4 children under the age of eight. In the 1930 census their three daughters, Lola May (age 11), Ruth (age 9) and Edith (age 8), are wards living in the Knights of Pythias Home in Fayette County, Kentucky. In the 1930 census their son, Raymond, age 6, is in the household of his maternal grandparents, Lambert and Mattie Hagedorn in Lee, Jessamine County, Kentucky. | Moody, Ruth Evelyn (I4044)
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| 6668 | LKH note: Samuel and Lucy both died typhoid fever within two and half months of each other leaving 4 children under the age of eight. In the 1930 census their three daughters, Lola May (age 11), Ruth (age 9) and Edith (age 8), are wards living in the Knights of Pythias Home in Fayette County, Kentucky. In the 1930 census their son, Raymond, age 6, is in the household of his maternal grandparents, Lambert and Mattie Hagedorn in Lee, Jessamine County, Kentucky. | Hagedorn, Lucy (I1440)
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| 6669 | LKH note: Samuel and Lucy both died typhoid fever within two and half months of each other leaving 4 children under the age of eight. In the 1930 census their three daughters, Lola May (age 11), Ruth (age 9) and Edith (age 8), are wards living in the Knights of Pythias Home in Fayette County, Kentucky. In the 1930 census their son, Raymond, age 6, is in the household of his maternal grandparents, Lambert and Mattie Hagedorn in Lee, Jessamine County, Kentucky. | Moody, Samuel Douglas (I1439)
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| 6670 | LKH note: Seaside Cemetery is most likely Seaside Memorial Park, Corpus Christi, Nueces County, Texas. https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/6828/seaside-memorial-park | Moody, Lambert Bernard (I3833)
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| 6671 | LKH note: Second marriage to Kenneth Harold Allen https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/89247973/kenneth_harold_allen | Purcell, Lillie Belle (I4982)
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| 6672 | LKH note: Second obituary gives Everett more grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Evertt Martin Everett Martin, 81, 918 Sheridan Ave., died Tuesday evening in Amboy Public Hospital. He was born no Nov. 9, 1885, in Indiana, the son of Charles and Sarah Martin. Survivors include a son, Ebbie, Dixon; a sister, Mrs. Winteress Shields, Bluford; three grandchildren adn four great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in the Chapel Hill Funeral Home, with Dr. Robert W. Schumm, pastor of the First Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Chapel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call in the funeral home after 4 p.m. Thursday. Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, Illinois. Wednesday, 21 December 1966. | Martin, Everett (I757)
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| 6673 | LKH note: some of the obituaries give his middle name as Clefford. Obituaries of his siblings give his name as Cleff. | Evans, John Clefford "Cleff" (I862)
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| 6674 | LKH note: Surname is spelled Farrand on World War II draft card, census records, Kentucky death index. Surname in obituary is spelled as Ferrand. | Farrand, Roy Lee (I4912)
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| 6675 | LKH Note: The Abraham Hunt who died 9 Sept 1851 in Randolph County, Indiana is not this Abraham. The Abraham Hunt who died in Indiana was the son of Ralph and Rachel Hunt. See note in Find a Grave. Also notes from Quaker meetings. Information from Tucker's History of Randolph County, Indiana. Published 1882 Another contributor has made the following suggestions. At this time I will keep the spelling from the 1882 source on the memorial. Many people spelled names differently. I don't know which way he spelled it. The "error" could have been made by the person recording the church information. This way, both options are available to the person researching this family. "According to cemetery records, your Abram Hunt's name was actually Abraham. He was born on 10/2/1784. Would you add to your memorial page? Thanks. Source: Cemetery records compiled by Jeannette Swoveland." An additional contributor has made the following suggestions: Their suggestion: ------------------------- Name: Abraham Hunt Birth Date: 30 May 1784 Birth Date on Image: 30 Fifth 1784 Birth Place: Newberry, South Carolina Father: Ralph Hunt Mother: Rachel Hunt Event Type: Birth Monthly Meeting: Bush River Monthly Meeting Historical Meeting Data: Search for this monthly meeting in the 'Quaker Monthly Meetings Index' Yearly Meeting: North Carolina Yearly Meeting Meeting State: South Carolina Meeting County: Newberry ------------- Name: Abraham Hunt Birth Date on Image: 30 Fifth 1784 Translated Birth Date: 30 May 1784 Birth Place: South Carolina Monthly Meeting: Bush River Monthly Meeting Volume: Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy Vol. I ---------- Name: Abraham Hunt Birth Date: abt 1784 Death Date: 9 Jul 1851 Death Age: 67 Burial Place: Washington, Randolph, Indiana, USA Title: Records from Cherry Grove Friends Cemetery | Hunt, Abraham (I3667)
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| 6676 | LKH note: The County Farm referred to in William's obituary is the DeWitt county Poor Farm. In the 1910 census William is listed as divorced and as an inmate. | Gardner, William (I3671)
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| 6677 | LKH note: The date does not match the dates given by Mary Hedges Reiner. However, the probability is very high that there was only one Peter Cassity with infant twin boys in Wetmore Kansas in 1895 and one died. * * * * One of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cassity’s twin boys, aged seven months, died of whooping cough on Monday and was buried in the Wetmore cemetery on Tuesday at 11 o’clock. The other child is very low with the same disease. The Wetmore Spectator, Wetmore, Kansas. Friday, 12 April 1895. | Cassity, Infant (I1231)
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| 6678 | LKH note: The date for the twin boy who dies in infancy does not match the dates given by Mary Hedges Reiner. However, the probability is very high that there was only one Peter Cassity with infant twin boys in Wetmore Kansas in 1895 and one died. * * * * One of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cassity’s twin boys, aged seven months, died of whooping cough on Monday and was buried in the Wetmore cemetery on Tuesday at 11 o’clock. The other child is very low with the same disease. The Wetmore Spectator, Wetmore, Kansas. Friday, 12 April 1895. | Cassity, Peter Albert (I435)
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| 6679 | LKH note: The photo of Opal McCane's headstone on Find a Grave shows death year as 1933 and an news article transcribed there proports to be from December 1933. However. his death certificate and numerous news articles all state his death as December 25, 1934. News articles dated December 1934 are in the Messenger-Inquirer, Owensboro Kentucky; Wilmington News=Journal, Wilmington, Ohio; Courier-Journal, Louisville, Kentucky; The Owensboro Messenger, Owensboro, Kentucky; and the Lexington-Herald, Lexington, Kentucky. | McCane, Opal Floyd (I2168)
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| 6680 | LKH note: The same obituary was also published in: Logansport Pharos-Tribune, Logansport, Indiana. Wednesday, 24 June 1953. | Funk, Cary Head (I5440)
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| 6681 | LKH note: There is a record of a Smith F. Hitchcock, age 54, born about 1808, enlisting in 1862 as a private in the Confederate Army, 21st Kentucky Infantry, A-R. I am working on finding any documentation that would confirm that this is our Smith F. Hitchcock. | Hitchcock, Smith F. (I2077)
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| 6682 | LKH note: There is conflicting information about Oliver Fitt and who he married. It is possible that there are two Oliver Fitts. Oliver Fitt, born c. 1864 in Canada, son of Thomas Fitt (b. England) and Elizabeth Fitt (b. Canada), appears in his parent’s household in the 1880 census in Springwells, Wayne County, Michigan. Oliver P. Fitt (b. 10 Dec 1863, Canada) died 23 Feb 1915 in Chicago. Occupation switchman, father Thomas Fitt (b.England). Info from abstract on Ancestry of Oliver’s death record in Cook County, Illinois. Olive P. Fitt (b. Canada) married Sophia M. Denney (b. Canada) on 7 Apr 1884 in Bay City, Bay County, Michigan. Info from their marriage record. Oliver Fitt married Kate Slattery on 27 Jan 1886 in Fountain County, Indiana. Info from their marriage record. The Indiana marriage record does not include where they were born. So far, I have been unable to find any Oliver Fitt anywhere in the 1900 or the 1910 census. Sophia Fitt appears in an 1886 city directory for Bay City, Michigan as a dressmaker. Oliver does not appear in that directory. Sophia Fitt appear in the 1920 census in Chicago as the sister-in-law of William Watson (married to Lydia (Denney) Watson) Sophia is listed as a widow, age 55, born c.1865 in Canada. She’s a clerk in a dry good store. Katherine Fitt appears in 1900 US census in Danville, Vermilion County, Illinois. She is listed as born 37 years old, born in April 1866 Indiana. The only other member of her household is Mary Fitt age 12, born Nov 1887 in Indiana. Mary is listed a Katherine's granddaughter. Mary (Fitt) Gilkison’s information in the abstract of her entry in the Illinois death and stillbirths index gives her father as Oliver Fitt, born in Canada and mother as Katherine Slatery born in Covington, Indiana. | Fitt, Oliver (I1939)
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| 6683 | LKH note: There is conflicting information about Oliver Fitt and who he married. It is possible that there are two Oliver Fitts. Oliver Fitt, born c. 1864 in Canada, son of Thomas Fitt (b. England) and Elizabeth Fitt (b. Canada), appears in his parent’s household in the 1880 census in Springwells, Wayne County, Michigan. Oliver P. Fitt (b. 10 Dec 1863, Canada) died 23 Feb 1915 in Chicago. Occupation switchman, father Thomas Fitt (b.England). Info from abstract on Ancestry of Oliver’s death record in Cook County, Illinois. Olive P. Fitt (b. Canada) married Sophia M. Denney (b. Canada) on 7 Apr 1884 in Bay City, Bay County, Michigan. Info from their marriage record. Oliver Fitt married Kate Slattery on 27 Jan 1886 in Fountain County, Indiana. Info from their marriage record. The Indiana marriage record does not include where they were born. So far, I have been unable to find any Oliver Fitt anywhere in the 1900 or the 1910 census. Sophia Fitt appears in an 1886 city directory for Bay City, Michigan as a dressmaker. Oliver does not appear in that directory. Sophia Fitt appear in the 1920 census in Chicago as the sister-in-law of William Watson (married to Lydia (Denney) Watson) Sophia is listed as a widow, age 55, born c.1865 in Canada. She’s a clerk in a dry good store. Katherine Fitt appears in 1900 US census in Danville, Vermilion County, Illinois. She is listed as born 37 years old, born in April 1866 Indiana. The only other member of her household is Mary Fitt age 12, born Nov 1887 in Indiana. Mary is listed a Katherine's granddaughter. Mary (Fitt) Gilkison’s information in the abstract of her entry in the Illinois death and stillbirths index gives her father as Oliver Fitt, born in Canada and mother as Katherine Slatery born in Covington, Indiana. | Slattery, Katherine (I1940)
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| 6684 | LKH note: There is conflicting information about Oliver Fitt and who he married. It is possible that there are two Oliver Fitts. Oliver Fitt, born c. 1864 in Canada, son of Thomas Fitt (b. England) and Elizabeth Fitt (b. Canada), appears in his parent’s household in the 1880 census in Springwells, Wayne County, Michigan. Oliver P. Fitt (b. 10 Dec 1863, Canada) died 23 Feb 1915 in Chicago. Occupation switchman, father Thomas Fitt (b.England). Info from abstract on Ancestry of Oliver’s death record in Cook County, Illinois. Olive P. Fitt (b. Canada) married Sophia M. Denney (b. Canada) on 7 Apr 1884 in Bay City, Bay County, Michigan. Info from their marriage record. Oliver Fitt married Kate Slattery on 27 Jan 1886 in Fountain County, Indiana. Info from their marriage record. The Indiana marriage record does not include where they were born. So far, I have been unable to find any Oliver Fitt anywhere in the 1900 or the 1910 census. Sophia Fitt appears in an 1886 city directory for Bay City, Michigan as a dressmaker. Oliver does not appear in that directory. Sophia Fitt appear in the 1920 census in Chicago as the sister-in-law of William Watson (married to Lydia (Denney) Watson) Sophia is listed as a widow, age 55, born c.1865 in Canada. She’s a clerk in a dry good store. Katherine Fitt appears in 1900 US census in Danville, Vermilion County, Illinois. She is listed as born 37 years old, born in April 1866 Indiana. The only other member of her household is Mary Fitt age 12, born Nov 1887 in Indiana. Mary is listed a Katherine's granddaughter. Mary (Fitt) Gilkison’s information in the abstract of her entry in the Illinois death and stillbirths index gives her father as Oliver Fitt, born in Canada and mother as Katherine Slatery born in Covington, Indiana. | Fitt, Mary (I1196)
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| 6685 | LKH note: This is in a German language newspaper. Heading that I can't decipher from German text. List of names, ages, and addresses. Second name on the list is: Julia Ann Petero, 28, 119 Century Ave. Indiana Tribune, Indianapolis, Indiana. 26 January 1905, page 8. | Otis, Julia Ann (I4653)
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| 6686 | LKH note: This might be this Dee Sheets in the 1950 US census. age 45, born in Indiana, divorced. a roomer in Price, Carbon County, Utah. | Sheets, Israel Dee "Dee" (I4579)
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| 6687 | LKH note: This seems to be the same man. Frederick A. Fulghum m. 14 Aug 1907, Richmond, New York to Margareth B. Baylor * * * * Frederick A. Fulghum b.1852 d. 18 Sep 1909 Moravian Cemetery, New Dorp, Richmond County, New York. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/199826820/frederick-a-fulghrum Margaret is also buried in the Moravian Cemetery. | Fulghum, Frederick Adolphus (I775)
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| 6688 | LKH note: Ulysses is listed as Elisson Million in the 1880 US census. | Million, Ulysses Sanford (I596)
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| 6689 | LKH note: Unknown why she is buried under her maiden name. | Barnes, Ruth (I3875)
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| 6690 | LKH note: When John Miller was killed in the Civil War, Grizella was left a widow with at least six children in her household. Her application for his Civil War pension as his widow is dated 27 May 1865. | Little, Grizzella (I2037)
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| 6691 | LKH note: When Robert and Louvina married it was his third marriage and her fourth. | Nichols, Robert (I1695)
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| 6692 | LKH note: Why is there only one daughter named in his obituary? Will A. Gano Georgetown, Ky., Sept. 21. – Funeral services of Will A. Gano, who died yesterday morning at the county infirmary will be held Friday morning at 10 o’clock at the grave in the Georgetown cemetery, conducted by J.W. Chapman who is an elder in the Christian church. Mr. Gano is survived by one daughter, Miss Marie Gano of Sparta, Ky., three sisters, Mrs. Balding and Mrs. Rosa Worthington of Terre Haute, Ind., and Mrs. Carrie Newsome. The Lexington Herald, Lexington, Kentucky. Friday, 22 September 1922. | Gano, William A. (I3542)
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| 6693 | LKH note: William Cassity is ill at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Bell Trumbo, of Cherry Hill Farm. Moberly Monitor-Index, Moberly, Missouri. Saturday, 18 November 1916. | Cassity, William M. "John William" (I2464)
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| 6694 | LKH note: Williams death is noted in his mother's obituary. Mrs. Buena Hunt, 72, Passes Away At Walsh Death a short time following the funeral services Thursday for a son claimed Mrs. Buena Vesta Hunt, 72, widow of Scott Hunt. Mrs. Hunt died at 4;50 p.m. Thursday at her home at Walsh. Her son, William Hunt, 31, died Tuesday in Portsmouth General hospital and was buried Thursday afternoon in Bennett's chapel cemetery. Mrs. Hunt's death was attributed to shock over the sudden death of her son who died of a shotgun wound. She had not been in the best of health, however. Her condition did not permit her to attend the rites. A native of Mason county, W.Va., Mrs. Hunt was born Oct. 29, 1866. Her husband and three children preceded her in death. Surviving are two sons and a daughter; Walter Hunt at home, Clyde Hunt of Fullerton and Mrs. Katherine Adkins of Portsmouth route 1. She also leaves a sister, Mrs. Rebecca Smith of Portsmouth, a brother, John Major of Flat Hollow, Ky., a niece, Mrs. Ida Myers of Pomeroy and nine grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday at Bennett's chapel and burial will be in the chapel cemetery, under the direction of J.R. Morton & Son. The body is at the residence. Portsmouth Daily Times, Portsmouth, Ohio. Friday, 18 November 1938. | Hunt, William Albert (I4442)
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| 6695 | LKH Note: Wm. Cassity who has been quite sick at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Bell Trumbo, is reported better. Moberly Monitor-Index, Moberly, Missouri. Sunday, 27 August 1916. | Cassity, William M. "John William" (I2464)
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| 6696 | LKH note: Although his obituary states that James was born in Donovan, Missouri, all other records show him born in Kentucky. | Razor, James Lee (I3898)
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| 6697 | LKH note: Her Find a Grave entry is under the name of Marie O Ingram Bierlin. Her name in the Kentucky death index is Marie O. Wilson | Ingram, Marie O. (I3707)
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| 6698 | LKH note: Information matches for this to be about William R. Hedges, but I have never read about his being referred to as Uncle Billie or as Billie at all. Uncle Billie Hedges is on the sick list at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Anna Bagley. The Browning Leader-Record, Browning, Missouri. Thursday, 23 December 1920, page 5. * * * * Uncle Billie Hedges is spending this week with his daughter, Mrs. Lucy Jenkins. The Browning Leader-Record, Browning, Missouri. Thursday, 31 March 1921, page 5. * * * * Uncle Billie Hedges is quite poorly at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Jenkins. The Browning Leader-Record, Browning, Missouri. Thursday, 28 May 1925, page 4. * * * * George Hedges of Jamaica, Ill, and P.T. Hedges of Shreveport, Lou., spent Xmas with their father, Uncle Billy Hedges, and other relatives. The Browning Leader-Record, Browning, Missouri. Thursday, 3 January 1924, page 4. | Hedges, William Riley (I10)
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| 6699 | LKH note: John and his wife Blanche died the same day as a result of the house fire. Also dead as result of the fire was one of their sons, "Runcie" and his six-year old son Glennie; and also Mary, the three-year old daughter of their daughter Roxie. | Elam, Blanche Mae (I1149)
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| 6700 | LKH note: Lottie Ponder, dau of Joseph, did married someone with the surname of Lewis but it was not William J. Lewis. And she did not marry until after the 1920 census and the 1922 city directory when she lived in Danville and was a waitress. By the 1930 census she is divorced with the surname of Lewis and back living with her widowed mother. There is different Charlotte "Lottie" Ponder who married William J. Lewis. They also lived in Carrol Township, Vermilion County, Illinois. William Lewis and this Lottie had four children by 1910 and a fifth by 1920. William's wife Lottie died in 1928 and is buried beside him in Woodlawn Cemetery. | Ponder, Lottie (I5291)
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