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| 10701 | Ruth Hatfield Million Sept. 13, 1923-April 6, 2011 DENVER, CO. - Ruth Million, onetime local resident, teacher, musician and organist, died April 6 at the home of her daughter in Denver, Colorado. Mrs. Million was a former music professor at Western Oregon University. For decades she served as organist at First Presbyterian churches in Salem and McMinnville. She was born Ruth Aulick Hatfield in Ada, Okla., the youngest of three children of Charles and Carrie Aulick Hatfield. Ruth graduated valedictorian of Garth High School (Georgetown, Kentucky) at the age of 16. She held degrees from Georgetown College and the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago and a certificate in piano performance from the Cincinnati College of Music. Her early concert career culminated in 1959 with a two-piano performance at Carnegie Recital Hall in New York City. She moved to McMinnville in 1964 and joined the music faculty of (then) Oregon College of Education. She taught piano and organ and performed with faculty colleagues for 22 years. She was a master teacher and past president of the Oregon Music Teachers Association. She married Elmer Million in Georgetown, Ken., in 1944. The couple had five Million children. (Ruth was exhausted.) Elmer and Ruth lived in Salem for a time and were active in Prince of Peace Episcopal Church. Ruth is preceded in death by her husband, Elmer and children, Stephen, Deborah and Janet. She is survived by her older sister, Lois Bethel of Baton Rouge, La.; daughters, Charlotte of Denver and Dr. Carolyn Million of Alameda, Calif.; six grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Published by The Statesman Journal on Jun. 26, 2011. https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/statesmanjournal/name/ruth-million-obituary?id=26579697 | Hatfield, Ruth Aulick (I4930)
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| 10702 | Ruth L. Hedges Ruth Lucille Hedges, 68, of 9613 N. 10th Ave., died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital Mrs. Hedges, who was born in Indian territory (now Oklahoma), came to Phoenix 25 years ago from Brawley, Calif. She was a homemaker. Survivors include her husband, Elmer; a son, John. S. of Santa Ana, Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. JoAnn Sanson of Phoenix; a brother and two sisters out of state; and five grandchildren. Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday in the Church of the Beatitudes, 555 W. Glendale Ave. Burial will be in Glendale Resthaven Park. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. today in Hansen Mortuary, 8314 N. Seventh St. The family suggests contributions to the Church of the Beatitudes Memorial Fund. Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. Monday, 3 September 1973. | Krone, Ruth Lucille (I721)
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| 10703 | Ruth Lindsey Alsip, 91, of Plant City died Thursday at South Florida Baptist Hospital. A native of Norwich, N.Y., she moved to the Tampa area in 1971 from Tully, N.Y. She was a high school teacher for Tully Central High School, Episcopalian, and a member of Eastern Star in New Berlin, N.Y. She is survived by her husband, Ralph B.; a son, David R. of Stamford, Conn.; two sisters, Ester McNitt of Duanesburg, N.Y., and Regina Marsh of Fairport, N.Y.; four grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. Wells Memorial Funeral Home, Plant City. The Tampa Tribune, Tampa, Florida. Sunday, 17 August 1997. | Linsley, Ruth (I1932)
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| 10704 | Ruth Rhodes, Whitten Center speech therapist Clinton - Services for Ruth M. Rhodes, 65, will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Pinelawn Memory Gardens. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at Gray Funeral Home. Mrs. Rhodes died Saturday, March 27, 1993. Born in Pisgah, Ky., she was a daughter of the late James and Addie Sparks Million. She attended Presbyterian College and was a speech therapist at Whitten Center and a certified minister. She attended Charity Christian Center. Surviving are an adopted son, Nickel Bagwell of Clinton, a brother, Dr. Elmer Million of Salem, Ore.; sisters, Elizabeth Elam of Clinton, Genoa Godbey of Clinton, Md., and Geneva Medders of Lakeland, Fla.; nine grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. The State, Columbia, South Carolina. Sunday, March 28, 1993. | Million, Evelyn Ruth (I4927)
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| 10705 | Ruth Schantzen Mrs. Ruth E. Schantzen, 39, of 916 Durkin St., Camarillo, died in her home Monday afternoon after a short illness. She was born Sept. 20, 1931, in Hollywood and came to Ventura County 14 years ago from Los Angeles. She is survived by her husband, John J. Schantzen, and children, Daniel, Sheryl and Susan, all at home; her father, Russell Nichols, Hollywood. Graveside services will be tomorrow at Hollywood Cemetery with arrangements by Griffin Brothers Camarillo Funeral Home. Ventura County Star, Ventura, California. Thursday, 3 December 1970. | Nichols, Ruth Eleanor (I4169)
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| 10706 | Ruth Wonders Ruth Russell Wonders, 82, of Hayfork died Monday at her home. No services will be conducted. Cremation was at Redding Cemetery. Born Aug. 7, 1903, in Allerton, Ill., she moved to Trinity County in 1980 from Mountain Gate. Mrs. Wonders was a homemaker, member of the Hayfork Southern Baptist Church, and member of the Roderick Senior Citizens Center in Hayfork. She is survived by daughter Vivian Hooper of Hayfork and sister Lora Smoot of Yucca Valley. Lawncrest Chapel in Redding is handling arrangements. Record Searchlight, Redding California. Friday, 6 December 1985. | Hedges, Ruth Russell (I316)
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| 10707 | Ruth, 44 yr 6 months, daughter of J.W. and Jennie (Fishback) Cassity, married John E. Sherk. Funeral services at Brookfield, attended by Mr and Mrs Joe Creason. (Missouri Death Certificate #26068. Informant: Rosco Cassity, Brookfield, MO) | Cassity, Ruth Ann (I4473)
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| 10708 | Ruthann Wright, 91, of Falls City, NE formerly of Atchison KS died Monday, May 11, 2020 at the home of her niece Vicki (Tom) Jacobitz, in Stella NE. Ruthann has been cremated, no visitation will be held. Memorial services will be at a later date with burial of the cremated remains in the Pardee Cemetery, Atchison KS. The Becker-Dyer-Stanton Funeral Home is handling the arrangements. Ruthann Meyer was born on Sept. 24, 1928 in Cummings, KS the daughter of Albert and Myrtle (Gilkison) Meyer. She graduated from Atchison County Community High School in 1946 and attended Highland Community College for one year. Ruthie worked as a secretary for the former Paige Airways, Atchison for over 20 years. She was a member of the Atchison United Methodist Church, former member of the Sweet Adeline’s and the Atchison Hospital Auxiliary. She was known as the Holiday Candy Maker Lady, helping people make all kinds of treats for the holidays. After an accident 6 years ago, Ruthann was not able to be at her home and do the activities she enjoyed. She still enjoyed being around people, just ask the caregivers. Ruthann was married to Ralph Gene Wright on Nov. 21, 1990 at the Atchison United Methodist Church. Ralph preceded her in death on June 19, 2010. Survivors include four nieces. Her parents, husband Ralph, and a sister and brother-in-law Margie & Lester Lohman preceded her in death. | Meyer, Ruthann (I4871)
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| 10709 | Sadie Rose Trim Fox March 12, 1928-Sept. 16, 2021 Decatur – Sadie Rose Trim Fox, 93 of Decatur died in her home on Thursday, September 16, 2021. A celebration of Sadie’s life will be held on Wednesday, September 22, 2021 at the First Christian Church 3350 North MacArthur Road, Decatur Illinois. Visitation will b 10:00-11:00am followed by the service and burial in Point Pleasant Cemetery, Long Creek, Illinois. Memorial, if desired, may be made to the Church or the Mt. Zion Library. Tanzyus-Logan Funeral Service and Care is handling the arrangements. Sadie was born March 12 1928 in Greenville, Mississippi daughter of Harry Franklin and Johnnie Kent Trim. She was a High School Art Teacher in Mississippi, Washington, Oregon, and Illinois. Sadie was a member of First Christian Church Decatur, Mt. Zion District Library Board, and Delta Kappa Gamma. She held a Bachelor’s Degree from Delta State University Mississippi and a Master’s Degree from Millikin University Illinois. She married Marion F. Fox July 7, 1982 in Decatur IL. Surviving is her husband Marion F. Fox, her son Russell (Christina) Hollingsworth; son-in-law Terry Meyer; step-children: David (Linda) Fox, Nancy (Jerry) Mills and Judith Fox and sister Hattie Trim Lester; grandchildren: Abigail Hollingsworth (Andrew) Fraser, Christopher Meyer, Emily Hollingsworth, Michael Meyer and Elena Hollingsworth; and several step-grandchildren, nieces and nephews all of whom she adored. She was preceded in death by her parents, her daughter Paula Meyer; and siblings: Ann Trim (William) Boykin, Thomas F. (Annabelle) Trim, Billy E. (LouAnn) Trim, W. Paul (Carolyn) Trim. You are invited to sign the family guestbook at www.tanzyusloganmemorialpages.com Herald and Review, Decatur, Illinois. Tuesday, 21 September 2021, page A6 | Trim, Sadie Rose (I5351)
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| 10710 | SALT LICK -- Allie "Ewell" Razor, 65, of Midland, died Friday, apparently of a heart attack. Services 2 p.m. today at Midland First Church of God. Visitation 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. today at Northcutt and Son Home for Funerals, Morehead. Published in the Lexington Herald-Leader on October 29, 1989, page B4. * * * Morehead Ewell Razor, 65, Salt Lick, died here Friday. His wife, Mary Louise, survives. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday, Midland First Church of God. Visitation is at Northcutt & Son Home for Funerals. Published in The Courier-Journal (Louisville, Kentucky) on Sunday, October 29, 1989 | Razor, Allie Ewell (I3885)
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| 10711 | Salt Lick – Asa Delancy Jones, 72, retired state Department of Highways employee, World War II veteran, husband of Idola Wells Jones, died Friday. Services 11 a.m. Monday, Powell Funeral Home. Visitation 2 p.m. today. Lexington Herald-Leader, Lexington, Kentucky. Sunday, 21 June 1998. | Jones, Asa Delancy “Dickey” (I3944)
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| 10712 | Salt Lick – Lloyd A. Jones, 80, Brandenburg, formerly of Salt Lick, retired from U.S. Navy, World War II and Korean War veteran, husband of Lella Mae Craig Jones, died Saturday. Services 2 p.m. today, Midland First Church of God. Visitation 8 a.m. today, Powell Funeral Home. Lexington Herald-Leader, Lexington, Kentucky. Monday, 20 December 1993. | Jones, Lloyd Arthur (I3939)
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| 10713 | Sam Wright Succumbs After Brief Illness Last Rites For Pioneer Resident Are Arranged Samuel M. Wright, 81, prominent Medford resident, died early Sunday at an Enid hospital. He was stricken unexpectedly Saturday. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m., at Hills Chapel. Rev. J.W. Oden, Methodist pastor, will be in charge. Burial will be made in the McKeeman cemetery by Hills funeral home. Mr. Wright was born near Webster, Ind., May 24, 1872. He moved as a boy to Larned, Kans., and later resided for a number of years near Haysville, Kans. He mad the race at the opening of the Cherokee Strip for settlement in 1893 and homesteaded five miles west and two miles south of Medford. He left the fam in 1907 and resided at Denver, Colo., until returning to Medford in 1911 to operated a barber shop. He took a prominent part in community affairs and served for many years as a member of the Medford board of education. He is survived by one son, L.L. Wright of El Reno; one grandson, Richard Wright of Fort Worth, and a great grandson, Sam, also of Fort Worth. Grant county Journal, Medford, Oklahoma. Monday, 13 July 1953. LKH note: McKeenan Family Cemetery is now known as Fairview Cemetery. | Wright, Samuel May (I1248)
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| 10714 | Samanta Jane Vawter was born February 6, 1841, in Jefferson County, Indiana, and died August 29, 1844, at Fithian, Illinois. On November 10, 1857, she married Levi Marion Hedges at Pine Grove, Rowan County, Kentucky, and died January 28, 1907, at Topeka, Kansas. Levi Marion Hedges was the fifth of eleven children of William Riblan Hedges and Malinda Russell (Cassity) Hedges. During the Civil War, Levi was a sergeant in the Tenth Kentucky Cavalry. In 1862, while Levi and his brother Peter Thompson, were away at war, Confederate guerillas came and asked Pascal Vawter whether he did not have two sons-i-law and a son in the Union Army. He admitted he had. The guerillas then asked Pascal to take the oath of allegiance to the Southern Confederacy, and when he refused, they threatened him with drawn swords, but did not actually harm him. Pascal’s daughter, Samanta Jane and Mary Ann, were living with their father while their husbands were away at war, and it was now thought best that they all move away from Kentucky. Rascal and his wife and daughter Samantha Jane moved to Manchester, Ohio, and Mary An moved to a second cousin’s at Rexford, Indiana, with her small son Thaddeus. William Riblan Hedges may have gone there also, as Samantha Jane added a postscript to a letter he wrote to Mary Ann in 1863. The Mavity Family, page 23-24 | Vawter, Pascal (I356)
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| 10715 | Samantha Jane Vawter was born February 6, 1841, in Jefferson County, Indiana, and died August 29, 1844, at Fithian, Illinois. On November 10, 1857, she married Levi Marion Hedges at Pine Grove, Rowan County, Kentucky, and died January 28, 1907, at Topeka, Kansas. Levi Marion Hedges was the fifth of eleven children of William Riblan Hedges and Malinda Russell (Cassity) Hedges. During the Civil War, Levi was a sergeant in the Tenth Kentucky Cavalry. In 1862, while Levi and his brother Peter Thompson, were away at war, Confederate guerillas came and asked Pascal Vawter whether he did not have two sons-i-law and a son in the Union Army. He admitted he had. The guerillas then asked Pascal to take the oath of allegiance to the Southern Confederacy, and when he refused, they threatened him with drawn swords, but did not actually harm him. Pascal’s daughter, Samantha Jane and Mary Ann, were living with their father while their husbands were away at war, and it was now thought best that they all move away from Kentucky. Rascal and his wife and daughter Samantha Jane moved to Manchester, Ohio, and Mary An moved to a second cousin’s at Rexford, Indiana, with her small son Thaddeus. William Riblan Hedges may have gone there also, as Samantha Jane added a postscript to a letter he wrote to Mary Ann in 1863. Levi M. Hedges moved his family from Kentucky, settling in Vermilion County, Illinois, in October 1879. Levi was married a second time in 1893 to Hattie Lascher, a widow, but they were later divorced. Samantha Jane is buried at Emberry Cemetery near Muncie, Illinois. Some time after her death her brother-in-law, P.T. Hedges, had a head stone erected at her grave for her and her daughter, Lora or Etta, as she was sometimes called. Levi Marion Hedges is buried at Topeka, Kansas, in the Topeka Cemetery. The Mavity Family, page 23-24 | Vawter, Samantha Jane (I14)
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| 10716 | Samantha Jane Vawter was born February 6, 1841, in Jefferson County, Indiana, and died August 29, 1844, at Fithian, Illinois. On November 10, 1857, she married Levi Marion Hedges at Pine Grove, Rowan County, Kentucky, and died January 28, 1907, at Topeka, Kansas. Levi Marion Hedges was the fifth of eleven children of William Riblan Hedges and Malinda Russell (Cassity) Hedges. During the Civil War, Levi was a sergeant in the Tenth Kentucky Cavalry. In 1862, while Levi and his brother Peter Thompson, were away at war, Confederate guerillas came and asked Pascal Vawter whether he did not have two sons-in-law and a son in the Union Army. He admitted he had. The guerillas then asked Pascal to take the oath of allegiance to the Southern Confederacy, and when he refused, they threatened him with drawn swords, but did not actually harm him. Pascal’s daughter, Samantha Jane and Mary Ann, were living with their father while their husbands were away at war, and it was now thought best that they all move away from Kentucky. Rascal and his wife and daughter Samantha Jane moved to Manchester, Ohio, and Mary Ann moved to a second cousin’s at Rexford, Indiana, with her small son Thaddeus. William Riblan Hedges may have gone there also, as Samantha Jane added a postscript to a letter he wrote to Mary Ann in 1863. Levi M. Hedges moved his family from Kentucky, settling in Vermilion County, Illinois, in October 1879. Levi was married a second time in 1893 to Hattie Lascher, a widow, but they were later divorced. Samantha Jane is buried at Emberry Cemetery near Muncie, Illinois. Some time after her death her brother-in-law, P.T. Hedges, had a head stone erected at her grave for her and her daughter, Lora or Etta, as she was sometimes called. Levi Marion Hedges is buried at Topeka, Kansas, in the Topeka Cemetery. The Mavity Family, page 23-24 | Hedges, Levi Marion (I7)
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| 10717 | Samuel C. Curtis, 71, ex-street commissioner Samuel C. Curtis, 71, 1919 E. 15th St., died Monday in ball Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Rev. Curtis was born in Russell, Ky. He moved to Muncie in 1945 after serving in the Navy during World War II. He was a disabled American veteran. He worked for the city of Muncie and had been street commissioner. He retired in 1980. He was active in the Democratic Party and attended various Church of God churches. He and also pastured in this area. Survivors include his wife, Louis Carmichael Curtis, Muncie; four sons, Samuel M. Curtis (wife: Linda), William C. Curtis (wife: Nancy), and Stephen R. Curtis (wife, Debbie), all of Muncie, and Nick Curtis (wife: Barbara), Leesville, La., two daughters, Wanda L. Anderson (husband: John), and Glenda C. Benhow (husband: Dave), both of Muncie; four brothers, Ralph Curtis and James Curtis, both of Muncie, Floyd Curtis, Marion, Ohio, and Denny Curtis, Hartford City; two sisters, Rhella Blevins, Marion, Ohio, and Ginger Avery, Ridgecrest, Calif.; 19 grandchildren; a great-grandchild, and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Henry R. and Minnie Hyatt Curtis. Services are pending at Parson Mortuary-Adams Chapel. Memorial may be made to the American Heart Fund, the Diabetes Foundation or to the donor’s choice. The Star Press, Muncie, Indiana. Tuesday, 30 August 1994. | Curtis, Samuel Colbert (I2675)
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| 10718 | Samuel Edward Jones Samuel Edward Jones, the son of George H. Jones and Mariah Jones, nee Tipton, was born in Putnam County, Missouri on January 27, 1877, and passed away in the same county on March 23, 1947, being 70 years, 1 month and 26 days of age at the time of his death. On November 14, 1898, he was united in marriage to Minnie C. Moore. To this union were born two sons, John Delbert Jones of Phoenix, Arizona and Dallas Berdett Jones of Lucerne, Missouri, now stationed in Hamilton Field, California, serving with the United States Army. Sam, as he was generally known by all, lived in this community most all his life and numbered his friends by his acquaintances. On June 30, 1898 he petitioned Putnam Lodge No.190 A.F. & A.M., of Newtown, Missouri for the degrees of Free-Masonry. He was accepted and on August 13, 1898 initiated into the mysteries of free-Masonry, passed October 29, 1898 and raised to the Sublime degree of Master Mason on March 25, 1899, and since that date has continuously remained a member of Putnam Lodge No.190 in good standing. On March 28, 1947, the Masonic funeral rites were given for Putnam Lodge No.190 by T. Howard Judd, acting Master and Rev. Bro. Hugh M. Harmon, acting Chaplin at the Baptist church in Newtown, Missouri after which his remains were laid to rest by the side of his mother in the Newtown cemetery. The clock of life is wound but one And no man has the power To tell just when the hands will stop At late or early hours Now is the only time we own - Live, love, toil with a will! Place no faith in tomorrow for The clock may then be still. [newspaper clipping on Find a Grave, no publication information available] | Jones, Samuel Edward (I2645)
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| 10719 | Samuel Ehrhart Dies At Bearsdale Samuel Ehrhart, an old resident of the county, died at 11 o'clock Sunday morning at his home near Bearsdale. His age was eighty-six years, two months and five days. His death was due to infirmities incident to old age. He had resided in this part of the country for the past fifty years and was well known among the old residents of this county. Mr. Ehrhart was born in York county, Pa., Dec. 11, 1832. He and Miss Fannie Lourash were married April 1865, and she survives him. She is now seriously ill, both having taken sick on the same day. Mrs. Ehrhart is seventy-three years old. Beside his wife Mr. Ehrhart is survived by two sons and two daughters, Mrs. J.I. Keller of Harristown; Mrs. Walter Drew of Dectur; Frank Ehrhart of Bearsdale and Charles Ehrhart of Mt. Vernon, Ill. Another son died in infancy. There are eighteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The funeral will be held some time Tuesday morning. The interment will be in the Boiling Spring cemetery. The Decatur Daily Review, Decatur, Illinois. Monday, 17 March 1919. | Ehrhart, Samuel (I3298)
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| 10720 | Samuel F. Hollar Flemingsburg – Samuel Franklin Hollar, 78, of Route 3, husband of Clara Hollar, died Saturday. Services 2 p.m. Monday at Boone-Nickell Funeral Home with burial in Pleasant Valley Cemetery. Visitation after 4 p.m. today. The Lexington Herald, Lexington, Kentucky. Sunday, 9 April 1978. | Hollar, Samuel Franklin (I4724)
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| 10721 | Samuel Moody Nicholasville, Ky., Nov. 3. – The funeral services of Samuel D. Moody, 28 years old, who died at his home in the Bethel neighborhood, of typhoid fever, were held at the residence this afternoon at 2 o’clock, conducted by the Rev. W.J. Duncan of Wilmore, and the body was buried in Maple Grove cemetery. Mr. Moody was a farmer and is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lucy Hagerdon Moody, four children, May, Ruth, Edith and Raymond Moody; three sisters and three brothers, Mrs. Joe Blankenship, Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. Fred Corman; Jackson, Edgar and Mike Moody, also his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Moody, all of Jessamine county. The Lexington Herald, Lexington, Kentucky. Wednesday, 4 November 1925. | Moody, Samuel Douglas (I1439)
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| 10722 | SAMUEL TURLEY, youngest child of William and Elizabeth (Ribelin) Turley, was probably born in Napoleon, Gallatin County, Kentucky. The 1850 census lists his age as twelve, indicating that he was born about 1838. In 1837 his father had purchased 170 acres in Gallatin, which became the site of the family home. Samuel died in 1883 and, according to family tradition, is buried in the family graveyard on the homestead. An article in the Glencoe News in 1875 said that "Mrs. Grundy" announced the forthcoming marriage of Kate Wilson of Lexington to Samuel Turley, but tradition is that he never married. - After the death of his mother in 1851, Samuel Turley's brothers, Joseph Addison and Thomas Jefferson Turley, were appointed his guardian. They gave an inventory of his share of the estate in 1853. Samuel made his home with his brother Joseph Turley and his family and was known in later years as Samuel Turley, Sr. In 1859, when he was twenty-one, he sold his share in his father's estate, as well as the portion he inherited upon the death of his sister, Lucy A., to Joseph Turley. Samuel Turley was clerk of the Ten Mile Church some years before 1869 and was listed as a school teacher on the 1870 census. He became Common School Commissioner for Gallatin County in 1875, continuing until 1879, and in that year also served as Commissioner of Colored Schools. He taught school in 1875 and 1876. In 1879 the Glencoe News reported that Mr. Samuel Turley, school superintendent and surveyor was registered at the Glencoe Hotel. On 18 August 1879 he was appointed Postmaster at Napoleon and continued in that position until his death. He was enumerator for the 1880 Federal Census, Gallatin County, Supervisor District #4. He also owned a general store in Napoleon. In 1879 he sold forty-six acres to William N. Henderson. From that year through 1882, when times were difficult for many farmers in the area, he was one of the principal lenders, accepting mortgages against personal property in fifteen transactions, sometimes in conjunction with his brother, William Turley. Interestingly, in 1882 William was the lender to Samuel. At the November, 1883, term of the Gallatin County Court, M. H. Lillard and W. 0. Thomas were appointed appraisers of the estate of Samuel Turley, deceased. William Turley was administrator. A sale was held 9 December 1883 of items from Samuel Turley's store. Included were items such as caps, gloves, boots and bolts, which brought a total of $46.21 from over a hundred purchases. The appraisal of remaining items and the balance of the estate, including numerous accounts outstanding and notes, was presented to the court 18 February 1884 for a value of $30,154.34. A list of heirs of Samuel Turley who were named as defendants in a suit over the sale of property, September, 1885, included the following: Wm. Turley, J. H. Turley, Jos. A. Turley, H. C. Turley, Emma Peace, G. E. Peace her husband, Chas. E. Turley, Eulilia E. Broatman, James Broatman, her husband, V/m. H. Turley, Joseph S. Turley, James Leonard Turley, Robert Leslie Turley. Albert Russell Turley, Frank Williams and Thompson T. Craig. Turley Family Records, page 394-395/ | Turley, Samuel (I5646)
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| 10723 | Samuel W. Derr Samuel W. Derr, superintendent of the Reading Company dining car department for over twenty-three years, a department he inaugurated in 1905, died at his home, 534 Washington lane, on Saturday, after a long illness. Mr. Derr was retired from the Reading service in November, 1927, after being connected with railroad dining car service for more than forty-six years. Mr. Derr is survived by his widow and son, F. Gordon Derr. The body will be interred at Baltimore. The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Tuesday, 3 June 1930. | Derr, Samuel Wentz (I3454)
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| 10724 | Samuel, of Yellow Creek Twp, son of Joseph and Jennie (Scott),was born in West Virginia. Married Margaret Maxwell Nov. 1853. Moved to Linneus, Linn Co., MO 1869, later moving to Sullivan Co., MO. Their children; Joseph, Norman, Florence, E.M., Flora Smith, J.W., and Mrs. Lee Wattenbarger. St. Catharine is north-east of Brookfield, MO. (The Browning Leader-Record, Browning MO. | Neely, Samuel (I1860)
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| 10725 | SANDER GLEN was born on 30 Nov 1676. He died on 17 Dec 1686 in Madagascar. https://www.philippedutrieux.com/downloads/Descendants-of-Philippe-du-Trieux--5-generations.pdf | Glen, Sander (I5882)
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| 10726 | Sander, b. Nov. 30, 1676l said to have died at Madagascar, Dec. 17, 1688, a surgeon on shipboard. | Glen, Sander (I5882)
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| 10727 | Sandra Lee Conner Services for Sandra Lee Conner, 24, a former resident of Indianapolis, will be tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the J.C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. She died Tuesday in Anaheim, Calif. While living here she was a member of the East New York Street Evangelical United Brethren Church. She moved to Stanton, Calif., four years ago. Survivors – husband Ronald; daughter Kathleen; sons David and Kevin. The Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Indiana. Friday, 1 September 1967. | Hedges, Sandra Lee (I3826)
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| 10728 | Sanford L. Gilkison Catlin, Ill. - Sanford L. Gilkison, 83, of Catlin, died at 4:30 p.m. Saturday (Dec.12, 1987) at his home. He was born July 11, 1904, in Carroll Township, son of William and Addie Cox Gilkison. He married Mary Celia Bedinger Dec. 25, 1929. She survives. He was a retired farmer in Catlin-Fairmount area. Survivors: three sons, Raymond of Oakwood, John of St. Joseph, Jerry of Erie, Colo.; 17 grandchildren, 15 great0grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Cena Hickman of Chrisman, Iris Davis and Miriam Hickman, both of Catlin, Dorothy Thielking of Maryland. He was preceded by two sons and a brother. He was a member of Catlin Church of Christ, where services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday; Officiating: Tony Thomas; Burial: Mount Vernon Cemetery. Visitation: 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Tuesday at Carrington Funeral Home. Fairmount. Body will be taken to church one hour before service. | Gilkison, Sanford Lewis (I1184)
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| 10729 | Santley Gilkerson, 83, Fleming County landowner and retired farmer of the Foxport community, died Saturday at the Fleming County Hospital. Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. Mella Carpenter Gilkerson, and a brother Ambrose Gilkerson, Versailles. Services, 2 p.m. Tuesday, Rusell Barbour and Son Funeral Home, Tollesboro. Visitation, 4 to 9 p.m. today. Burial, Fleming County. The Cincinnati Enquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio. Monday, 1 December 1969. LKH note: His name is incorrectly spelled as Santley Gilkerson in the newspaper obituary. | Gilkison, Fantley Elihu (I612)
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| 10730 | Sara Roberts February 13, 1934 ~ February 13, 2019 Sara Lou Roberts, of Foxport, went to her eternal home on her 85th birthday, Wednesday morning, February 13th, 2019, at Pioneer Trace Nursing Home while sleeping peacefully. Sara Lou was born February 13th, 1934, in Fleming County to the late LeRoy & Ivy Gilkerson Fearin. She was a God fearing woman who was fully devoted to her family and was a committed member of Pleasant Valley Church of Christ. Throughout her life, Sara Lou worked on their tobacco and cattle farm, and cooked for many years at Sugarloaf Christian Camp. Her passions were bluegrass music, traveling, cooking, camping in their RV, and most of all - her expanding family. If you knew her, you knew of a strong-willed and loving woman with a contagious laugh. She was incredibly hard-working, always making herself busy to take care of her family and others. She is survived by her children, Kirby (Debbie) Roberts, Mike (Marcy) Roberts, Connie (Larry) Bryant and Marty (Cheryl) Roberts; her grandchildren, Travis (Kim) Roberts, Heather (John) Dowdy, Jodi (Winston) Grannis, Leah (Tom) Caskey, Chad (Sarah) Bryant, Rachel Roberts (Joe Wallingford), Rebekah Bryant and Shaina Roberts (Dewayne Gray) ; her great grandchildren Abri, Reece, Kaine & Tatum Roberts, Ava & Titus Caskey, Presley & Cole Dowdy, Marlee & Madelyn Grannis, and Jay & Jonah Bryant. She was preceded in death by her adored husband of 63 years, George “Jody” Roberts; her parents; her sisters, Helen Brown & Lois Hester; and her brothers, L.T. “Buddy”, Stanley, and Martin Fearin. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m., Sunday, February 17th at Pleasant Valley Church of Christ of Foxport with Bro. Tom Mitchell, Bro. Layne Wagner and Bro. Travis Roberts officiating. Burial will follow in Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Visitation will be 5 – 8 p.m., Saturday, at Boone - Nickell Funeral Home and noon until 2 p.m., Sunday, at the church. Travis Roberts, Chad Bryant, John Dowdy, Winston Grannis, Tom Caskey, Joe Wallingford, and Dewayne Gray will serve as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers are Kaine Roberts, Titus Caskey, Cole Dowdy, Jay and Jonah Bryant. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Sugarloaf Christian Camp (637 Prater Road, Wallingford, KY 41093). Boone - Nickell Funeral Home is caring for all arrangements for Mrs. Roberts. | Fearin, Sara Lou (I4859)
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| 10731 | SARA3 GROOT (Rebecca2 du Trieux, Philippe1 du Trieux) was born about 1672 in Beverwyck (Albany), New York. She died about 1750 in Schenectady, Albany, New York. She married Arent Vedder, son of Harman Albertse Vedder, in 1690 in Beverwyck (Albany), New York. He was born about 1674. He died on 10 Aug 1746 in Hoffman's Ferry, NY. Arent Vedder and Sara Groot had the following children: i. HARMEN4 VEDDER was born on 28 May 1696. He married Marytje de Graaf in 1738 in Fort Hunter, NY. 84. ii. SIMON VEDDER was born on 03 Oct 1707 in Albany, Albany, New York. He died in 1791 in Woestyne. He married Maria Truax, daughter of Abraham Caleb Truax and Christina de la Grange, on 16 Jan 1734/35 in Schenectady, Schenectady, New York. She was born on 02 Apr 1712 in Normanskill, Albany, New York. She died on 15 Apr 1782 in Schenectady, Albany, New York, USA. 85. iii. LYSBETH VEDDER was born on 19 Oct 1711 in Schenectady, Albany, New York. She died after 1755 in Albany, New York. She married Jesaias Swart on 31 Dec 1731 in Schenectady, Albany, New York. iv. ALBERT VEDDER was born on 10 Nov 1714. He married Catharina Viele, daughter of Cornelis Viele, on 11 Sep 1738 in Schenectady, NY. v. REBECCA VEDDER. She married Willem Brouwer in 1711 in Schenectady, NY. vi. AGNIETJE VEDDER. She married Pieter Janse Vrooman on 01 Oct 1716. vii. MARIA VEDDER. She married Johannes Vedder on 21 Feb 1736 in Schenectady, NY. 86. viii. SUSANNA VEDDER. She married Pieter Mabee, son of Jan Pieterse Mabee and Anna Pieterse Borsboom, on 12 Nov 1722. ix. SARA VEDDER. She married Cornelis Swits on 10 Jul 1730 in Schenectady, NY. x. LYSBETH VEDDER. She died before 1711. xi. ANTJE VEDDER. She married (1) PIETER CLEMENT. https://www.philippedutrieux.com/downloads/Descendants-of-Philippe-du-Trieux--5-generations.pdf | Vedder, Arent (I5985)
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| 10732 | SARA3 GROOT (Rebecca2 du Trieux, Philippe1 du Trieux) was born about 1672 in Beverwyck (Albany), New York. She died about 1750 in Schenectady, Albany, New York. She married Arent Vedder, son of Harman Albertse Vedder, in 1690 in Beverwyck (Albany), New York. He was born about 1674. He died on 10 Aug 1746 in Hoffman's Ferry, NY. Arent Vedder and Sara Groot had the following children: i. HARMEN4 VEDDER was born on 28 May 1696. He married Marytje de Graaf in 1738 in Fort Hunter, NY. 84. ii. SIMON VEDDER was born on 03 Oct 1707 in Albany, Albany, New York. He died in 1791 in Woestyne. He married Maria Truax, daughter of Abraham Caleb Truax and Christina de la Grange, on 16 Jan 1734/35 in Schenectady, Schenectady, New York. She was born on 02 Apr 1712 in Normanskill, Albany, New York. She died on 15 Apr 1782 in Schenectady, Albany, New York, USA. 85. iii. LYSBETH VEDDER was born on 19 Oct 1711 in Schenectady, Albany, New York. She died after 1755 in Albany, New York. She married Jesaias Swart on 31 Dec 1731 in Schenectady, Albany, New York. iv. ALBERT VEDDER was born on 10 Nov 1714. He married Catharina Viele, daughter of Cornelis Viele, on 11 Sep 1738 in Schenectady, NY. v. REBECCA VEDDER. She married Willem Brouwer in 1711 in Schenectady, NY. vi. AGNIETJE VEDDER. She married Pieter Janse Vrooman on 01 Oct 1716. vii. MARIA VEDDER. She married Johannes Vedder on 21 Feb 1736 in Schenectady, NY. 86. viii. SUSANNA VEDDER. She married Pieter Mabee, son of Jan Pieterse Mabee and Anna Pieterse Borsboom, on 12 Nov 1722. ix. SARA VEDDER. She married Cornelis Swits on 10 Jul 1730 in Schenectady, NY. x. LYSBETH VEDDER. She died before 1711. xi. ANTJE VEDDER. She married (1) PIETER CLEMENT. https://www.philippedutrieux.com/downloads/Descendants-of-Philippe-du-Trieux--5-generations.pdf | Groot, Sara (I5984)
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| 10733 | Sarah Catherine Dickey, daughter of Andrew and Elizabeth Dickey, was born June 30, 1849, in Macon county, Illinois, and departed this life on July 4, 1928 at her home in Benedict, Kans., aged 79 years and 4 days. "She was united in marriage to Simon Sirilous Mattix, a Union soldier on January 7, 1868. Seven children were born to this union; one Elida Ann, dying in infancy. After their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Mattix went to Polk county, Missouri, where they lived a few year; then moved to Kansas in December, 1870. Braving the hardships of the early pioneer life they settled on a farm that is now east of Benedict, where they lived until the husband's death, January 4, 1884. Mrs. Mattix remained a widow, rearing her small children to manhood and womanhood on the farm. After her children were all married she moved to Benedict where she lived until her death, which occurred after a long period of patient suffering. All her children were at her bedside except one, who lives in El Dorado. She was a loving mother and was always ready to assist her children in any way possible for her to do. She was very thoughtful of her neighbors and friends, giving a hand of assistance where needed. She surrendered her life to Jesus when a girl and remained a devoted Christian through her life. She leaves to mourn her departure six children: Naomi Polson, Andrew Mattix, Eva Fahey and Amazette Polson of Benedict; Edgar Mattix of Buffalo and Simon Mattix of El Dorado; 19 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Evans and Mrs. Nancy Isenburg of Benedict and Mrs. Rebecca Capps of Shelbina, Mo.; and many other relatives and friends. | Dickey, Sara Catherine (I1912)
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| 10734 | Sarah M. Newton Sarah M. Newton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Farson, was born near Harietsville, Ohio, June 15, 1851, and died at her home in Winigan, Mo., April 15, 1932. Age 80 years and 10 months. She was united in marriage to John W. Newton, Oct. 10, 1871 and to this union 8 children were born. Her husband and three children, Emma, Mary and Wesly preceded her in death. There are five children living, Mrs. J.A. Graham, Mrs. J.H. Payne, Clara Newton, Chas. Newton and W.A. Newton of Bozeman, Mont. She united with the Christian Church in 1889, and remained a faithful member until death. She was sick for several weeks but she was very patient. Everything was done that loving hands could do but her time had come and she said she was ready to go. She was a loving wife, a kind and affectionate mother and will be greatly missed by all who knew her. She leaves to mourn her loss, her five children, 13 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren, one sister and four brothers and a host of other relatives and friends. The funeral was conducted at the Fairview Church by Rev. Wheeler of Green City, where she was laid to rest to await the Resurrection. A precious one from us has gone A voice we loved is stilled A place is vacant in our home That never can be filled. The Browning Leader-Record, Browning, Missouri. Thursday, 21 April 1932. | Farson, Sarah Margaret (I2631)
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| 10735 | Sarah, m. Jellis Truax (no.224 of this record.) H.S.F.R. (her nephew?) (T.T.H.) House of Truax, page 15. | du Trieux, Sarah (I6003)
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| 10736 | 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. Memorial 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. | LIpkind, Saul Sidney (I5428)
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| 10737 | Saul S. Lipkind, Was Blue Cross Actuary Saul S. Lipkind, retired actuary for Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania, died yesterday (April 20) in Suburban General Hospital, Bellevue. Mr. Lipkind, of 1137 Onondago St., Swisshelm Park, joined Blue Cross in 1952 after 22 years with Reliance Insurance Co. He was a graduate of Schenley High School and Yale University After his retirement from Blue Cross, he served as an acturial consultant. He was a staff sergeant in the Army during World War II, serving in Europe. Mr. Lipkind was an associate of the Society of Actuaries and member of the American Academy of Actuaries. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ditta Lipkind; his mother, Mrs. Rebecca E. Lipkind; and two sisters, Anne Lipkind and Mrs. Sadie True. Memorial services will be held at 3:30 p.m., April 29 at the Unitarian Allegheny Center, 416 West North Ave., Northside. He has requested that his body be donated in medical research and this accounts for the delay in holding services. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Friday, 21 April 1972. | LIpkind, Saul Sidney (I5428)
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| 10738 | Saunders Ruhamah Jane Montgomery, daughter of W.A. and Martha Montgomery was born April 5, 1851 in Adams county, Ohio and died November 2, 1921 at Holton, Kans., at the age of 70 years, 7 months and 28 days. She came with her parents to Jackson county, Kansas in 1868. She was a charter member of the Reformed Presbyterian church as Denison, Kas., and when the United Presbyterian church was organized became a member of the church with which she remained the rest of her life. She was united in marriage, January 11, 1876 to Johnathan Smith Saunders, who died April 1, 1914. To this union four children were born, one during in infancy. Mrs. Effie Beard, Upland, Calif.; Elmer A. and Bruce Saunders of Holton, Kans. She was also a mother to seven step children, John F. Saunders, deceased; Mrs. D.M. Roberts, Eldorado, Kans., C.J. Saunders, Mrs. R.B. Crozier; Frank Saunders of Denison, Kans.; Mrs. Hugh W. Wark, deceased, and Byron R. Saunders of Denison, Kans. Two sisters and two brothers, Mrs. Mary M. Milligan of Santa Anna, Calif.; Lizzie G. Montgomery, Denison, Ks., W.O. Montgomery, Topeka, Kansa; C.W. Montgomery, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. There are also five grandchildren and many other relatives and friends to mourn the loss of a kind and loving mother, sister, and neighbor. Services were held Sunday afternoon at the home on Pennsylvania Ave., and at the U.P. church at Denison. The services at the house were conducted by Rev. F.A. Munneke. A quartet, Miss Lowell, Doris Roebke, Mr. Canfield and Mr. Glenn sang. At Denison the services were in charge of the U.P. pastor assisted by Rev. Munneke and Rev. Furgeson. The Holton Signal, Holton, Kansas. Thursday, 10 November 1921. | Montgomery, Ruhamah Jane (I1052)
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| 10739 | Save up money for your old age, or something like the following will happen to you. M.P. Cassity, the well known citizen of Wetmore, is penniless and sick. An operation costing twenty-five dollars will save his life, but no one cares to advance the money. He has lived in Wetmore over thirty years, and made money most of his life, but failed to save it. He spent it with friends, and is now in misery and want. The Wellington Journal, Wellington, Kansas. Wednesday, 3 April 1901. | Cassity, Martin Peter Marshall "M.P.M." (I442)
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| 10740 | Schascham, Germany | Knoll, Henry (I3329)
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| 10741 | Scott Moody Dead. – After lingering for a long time with a paralytic affliction, Scott Moody, of Hillsboro, died at 6 o’clock a.m. last Thursday. Mr. Moody formerly lived on Three Lick in Rowan county and was Sheriff of Rowan. He had been living at Hillsboro fifteen to twenty years. Mr. Moody was a good, substantial citizen, standing well wherever known. He leaves a number of children, among them Mrs. Foster Freeman and Mrs. Mota Faris, widow of William Faris. He was aged about 65 years. Owingsville Outlook, Owingsville, Kentucky. Thursday, 6 August 1903. | Moody, Walter Scott (I489)
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| 10742 | Seaman First Class Mattix was one of fourteen crewmembers Killed In Action aboard the heavy cruiser U.S.S. Portland (CA-33) during the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands. Note: bio info provided by Tim Cook (#46481904) NARA War Department records list his Next of Kin's Home of Record as Father: Mr. Simon S. Mattix, 1123 West 3rd Street; El Dorado, Kansas. | Mattix, Robert Keith (I1916)
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| 10743 | Second Flat. This farm beginning at a little above " Reghel brugse kil " \ was first taken up by Jacobus Peek and Isaac Du Trieux about 1670, and patented to them in 1677. It contained twenty-two and one-half morgens or forty-five acres and twenty acres of woodland. In 1706, Maria widow of Isaac Du Trieux had permission from the trustees of Schenectady to sell to Jacobus Peek eight morgens of land on this flat. Johannes and Jacobus, sons of Jacobus Peek, became the owners of the whole tract. It is now owned by John McCue on the west end, Abraham A. Bratt on the east end. A history of the Schenectady patent in the Dutch and English times. page 69. | Peek, Jacobus (I5844)
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| 10744 | Second Flat. This farm beginning at a little above " Reghel brugse kil " \ was first taken up by Jacobus Peek and Isaac Du Trieux about 1670, and patented to them in 1677. It contained twenty-two and one-half morgens or forty-five acres and twenty acres of woodland. In 1706, Maria widow of Isaac Du Trieux had permission from the trustees of Schenectady to sell to Jacobus Peek eight morgens of land on this flat. Johannes and Jacobus, sons of Jacobus Peek, became the owners of the whole tract. It is now owned by John McCue on the west end, Abraham A. Bratt on the east end. A history of the Schenectady patent in the Dutch and English times. page 69. | Peek, Johannes (I5913)
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| 10745 | Second Flat. This farm beginning at a little above " Reghel brugse kil " \ was first taken up by Jacobus Peek and Isaac Du Trieux about 1670, and patented to them in 1677. It contained twenty-two and one-half morgens or forty-five acres and twenty acres of woodland. In 1706, Maria widow of Isaac Du Trieux had permission from the trustees of Schenectady to sell to Jacobus Peek eight morgens of land on this flat. Johannes and Jacobus, sons of Jacobus Peek, became the owners of the whole tract. It is now owned by John McCue on the west end, Abraham A. Bratt on the east end. A history of the Schenectady patent in the Dutch and English times. page 69. | Peek, Jacobus (I5918)
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| 10746 | Second Flat. This farm beginning at a little above " Reghel brugse kil " \ was first taken up by Jacobus Peek and Isaac Du Trieux about 1670, and patented to them in 1677. It contained twenty-two and one-half morgens or forty-five acres and twenty acres of woodland. In 1706, Maria widow of Isaac Du Trieux had permission from the trustees of Schenectady to sell to Jacobus Peek eight morgens of land on this flat. Johannes and Jacobus, sons of Jacobus Peek, became the owners of the whole tract. It is now owned by John McCue on the west end, Abraham A. Bratt on the east end. A history of the Schenectady patent in the Dutch and English times. page 69. | du Trieux, Isaac Phillipe (I5805)
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| 10747 | Second Flat. This farm beginning at a little above " Reghel brugse kil " \ was first taken up by Jacobus Peek and Isaac Du Trieux about 1670, and patented to them in 1677. It contained twenty-two and one-half morgens or forty-five acres and twenty acres of woodland. In 1706, Maria widow of Isaac Du Trieux had permission from the trustees of Schenectady to sell to Jacobus Peek eight morgens of land on this flat. Johannes and Jacobus, sons of Jacobus Peek, became the owners of the whole tract. It is now owned by John McCue on the west end, Abraham A. Bratt on the east end. A history of the Schenectady patent in the Dutch and English times. page 69. | Brouwer, Maria Willemse (I5806)
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| 10748 | Second marriage to Russell Yazell. Shares headstone with Brooks Hyatt. | Donaldson, Katherine M. (I3533)
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| 10749 | Section Man Meets Death Tolono, Illinois, Aug. 20. – John Kelso, one of the section hands here, died this morning an hour after being run over by train No.51 when it pulled in on the Wabash tracks, where he was working at 9:30. Both limbs and one hip were broken, and a large gash cut in his forehead. Kelso came here with his father from near Homer only a short time ago. No arrangements have been made for the funeral. A large number of the section men were busy on the tracks a quarter of a mile west of the depot. Not hearing the approaching cars, Kelso stepped in front of the engine just as it was within a few feet of him. He was given surgical attention at once by Drs. Martin and Mallory, and it was planned to take him on the local freight to the Decatur hospital, but he died before the trip was begun. The coroner was notified and will hold an inquest. The funeral arrangements have not been completed. The Champaign Daily Gazette, Champaign, Illinois. Monday, 20 August 1917. | Kelso, John Alvin Smith (I2090)
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| 10750 | See more about Mary Jane Phillips https://hiltner.com/mckeown/getperson.php?personID=I157&tree=tree1 | Phillips, Mary Jane (I4561)
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