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| 7701 | Jacomyntie, bap. at N.A. Aug. 20, 1646. Witnesses: Jan Evertszen Bout, Isaac Abramszam, Schippr. Mr. Paulus, Chirurgyn, Susanna du Trieux (probably the wife of Philippe du Trieux). No further record. | Viele, Jacomintje (I5815)
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| 7702 | Jacqueline Royster Hedges Clark “Jackie” Jacqueline Royster Hedges Clark “Jackie”, Kansas City, MO, passed away Sunday, September 14, 1997, at St. Joseph Health Center. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Thursday, September 18, at D.W. Newcomer’s Sons Stine and McClure Chapel, 3235 Gillham Plaza, Kansas City, MO; burial in Mt. Washington Cemetery. Friends may call 6-9 p.m. Wednesday, September 17, at the chapel. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Amazing Grace Baptist Church, 2330 S. 9th, Kansas City, KS 66103. “Jackie” was born in Independence, MO, graduated from William Chrisman High School, after which the family moved to Scarritt/Royster mansion on Gladstone Blvd., in Kansas City, MO, built by her great-grandfather, Rev. Nathan Scarritt, one of the original founders of Kansas City. She attended the University of Missouri and was a Kappa Kappa Gamma. She was preceded in death by her former husband, Herbert A. Hedges, her brothers, William Reid Royster, Edward Royster and sister, Matilda Hamilton Krause. She was a member of the Junior League, Willow Creek Bible Study Group, Amazing Grace Baptist Church, Blue Hills Country Club and a former member of Mission Hills Country Club. She was a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother who brought happiness to her children and grandchildren on a daily basis. Survivors include her husband, James Clark, of the home; son, Skipper R. Hedges, Grain Valley, MO; daughter, Victoria Jacqueline Hedge Haynes “Cee-Cee”, Ft. Lauderdale, FL; sisters, Frances Royster Williams, and Margaret Royster Wright, both of Kansas City; six grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. The Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Missouri. Tuesday, 16 September 1997. | Royster, Jacqueline (I917)
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| 7703 | Jacquelynn "Cee Cee" Hedges Pigeon, died May 18, 2004, in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Graduated Sunset Hill School, attended KU. Member Alpha Chi Omega. Daughter of Jacqueline Royster and Herbert A. Hedges, granddaughter of Bereniece Scarritt Royster and great-great-granddaughter of Nathan Scarritt, one of the founding fathers of Kansas City. Preceded by mother, Jacqueline, father, Herbert A. Hedges. Leaves daughter, Wendy Graves, Ft. Lauderdale; grandchildren, Alex and Brianna; daughter, Jennifer Reed, St. Augustine; grandchildren, Austin and Brooke; brother, Skipper Hedges, Grain Valley, MO; nieces, Kimberly Scarritt Ensminger, Moran, KS, Sabrina Naylor, Raytown, MO, Britton and Hilary Hedges, Grain Valley, MO; and half-sister, Esty Spencer, Pullman, WA. Entombed in Hollywood Memorial Gardens, Hollywood, FL, May 22, 2004. | Hedges, Victoria Jacquelynn (I3680)
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| 7704 | Jamaica Unit To Broadcast The Jamaica Unit of the Vermilion County Home Bureau will broadcast over WDZ Thursday, January 29, 10 a.m. An original play on running water by Mrs. Ralph Hedges will be given. A musical number and a short talk on the Kitchen Improvement Contest will complete our 30 minute boradcast. Be sure to tune in. The Champaign and Urbana Citizen, Champaign, Illinois. Wednesday, 21 January 1931, page 4. | Robinson, Eva Lee (I95)
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| 7705 | James "JW" Smith, 85, of Colona, passed away Sunday, Nov. 10, 2013, at Hope Creek Care Center in East Moline. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Friday at Schroder Mortuary in Colona, with visitation one hour before service time. The family requests everyone please dress casual. Burial will be at Greenview Memorial Gardens in East Moline. Memorials may be made to the family. James was born May 6, 1928, in Purdin, Mo., the son of James W. Sr. and Leathia Bagley Smith. He married Mayetta Mossbarger on Aug. 10, 1948, in Brookfield, Mo. James was a rodeo rider for 10 years and also farmed for 12 years while working for John Deere for 29 1/2 years until his retirement in 1985. He enjoyed camping, fishing and riding snowmobiles and motorcycles. Survivors include his wife, Mayetta, Colona; children, Linda (Mike Seibert) Waddell, Andover, Donald (Diana) Smith, Colona, and Charlie Smith, Colona; grandchildren, Donny and Nick Smith, Amy Dothard, Carla Johnson and Lori and Kelly Waddell; 12 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandson and one great-great-grandchild on the way; and sisters, Norma Abbott and Janet Wingate, both of Missouri, and Judy Watson, of Colona. James was preceded in death by his parents, one sister and three brothers. | Smith, James William (I72)
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| 7706 | James A. Million Clinton - James A. Million, 90, of Renno, died of natural causes July 15, 1989, at Salisbury Peninsula Memorial Hospital in Maryland. He was a retire farmer and was a Baptist. Surviving are a son, Dr. Elmer G. Million of McMinnsville, Ore.; four daughters, Ruth M. Rhodes and Elizabeth Elam, both of Clinton, Geneva Medders of Lakeland, Fla., and Genoa Million of Clinton, Md.; and two sisters, Gladys Maddox of Tallesburgh, Ky., and Iva Maddox of Flemingsburg, Ky. Graveside services: 50:30 p.m. Wednesday in Pinelawn Memory Gardens. Visitation: 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Gray Funeral Home. The family is at the home of Ruth M. Rhodes, Renno. The Greenville News, Greenville, South Carolina. Monday, 17 July 1989. | Million, James Abram (I4817)
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| 7707 | James Alsip, 82, Dies March 13 in New York Funeral Services Sunday at Ford-Baier Home James (Eph) Alsip, 82, of Loda died at 3:30 Tuesday afternoon, March 13, 1956 at the Norwich Memorial hospital in Norwich, N.Y., where he had been a patient for a month. Mr. Alsip was spending the winter months in the East and had expected to return to Loda sometime in February when he became ill. The body was shipped from New York to the Ford-Baier funeral home in Paxton, where services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 18. Rev. Farris Roberts, pastor of the First Methodist church in Loda, officiated. Burial was in the Loda Pine Ridge cemetery with Masonic graveside rites. Pallbearers were Robert Currie, Chester West, Fred Nordstrom, Ferd Marshall, Louis Caspers and Addison Goodell. Mrs. Arthur Aikman, vocalist, was accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Russell Drechsler. Burial was in Loda’s Pine Ridge cemetery. Mr. Alsip was born May 24, 1873 near Odgen. Most of his life was spent at Loda where he farmed for a number of years. He was a member of A. Jonas Lodge #316 A.F.A.M. of Loda. He was preceded in death by his wife, Ida. Surviving are four sons, Richard of Loda, Gene of Lohrville, Ia., Ralph of Middleburg, N.Y., and Orville of South New Berlin, N.Y. Also surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Celia Wellman of South New Berlin, N.Y., Mrs. Lois Bradley of Potomac and Mrs. Icephine Clem of Long Beach, Calif., and several grandchildren. The Paxton Record, Paxton, Illinois. Thursday, 22 March 1956, page 1. | Alsip, James Ephraim "Eph" (I1121)
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| 7708 | James Alvia Hedges Born Sept. 14, 1843-Died Nov.3, 1921 oh, friend of mine, I grieve to lose The grip of they loving hands: How much we need each other here Each fully understand, But if our pathways meet no more In meadow-land or heather, Believe that when the night is come We’ll be at home together. Obituary James Alvia Hedges, the subject of this sketch, was born September 14, 1843, in Fleming county, Kentucky, and died at Lakeview hospital at Danville Nov. 3, 1921, age 78 years, one month and nineteen days. He was the son of William R. and Malinda Hedges. He spent his boyhood days in Kentucky. At the age of seventeen he enlisted in the 10th Indiana Cavalry, Co. A, serving one years, receiving an honorable discharge. Later he went to Kentucky and enlisted in the 10th Indiana cavalry, and served 2 years being discharge at the close of the war. Returning to his native state, he married Miss Philora Allen, Dec 26, 1865, who survives him. For fifty seven years they trod the pathway of life together. They came to Illinois in 1870, and lived two years, returning to Kentucky. In 1880 they came again to Illinois, settling on a farm near Homer. About twenty years ago they moved to their home in Allerton. To this union ten children were born, four preceding him in death. Those living are Mrs. Eva I. Clifton of Moneta, Ia.; Mrs. Serona D. Ellis of Mason, Ind; Mrs. Ada Smith of Ames neighborhood; Isaac Hedges of Spencer, Ia; Mrs. Lottie Clester of this place and George Hedges of Palmer, Ia. He leaves a large number of grand and great grandchildren. Peter Hedges of Canton, Mo; W.R. Hedges of Purdin Mo, and Mrs. R.S. Gilkison of Catlin are living brothers and sister. In early manhood he became a follower of Jesus Christ, and united with the Christian church. It may be truly said that he lived a consistent christian life. He was a faithful attendant of services at churches in Allerton when in health. Mr. Hedges had been failing in health for a number of years ad all that medical skill and loving tender care could do to alleviate his pain and prolong life was of no avail. Through all he was patient, always trusting Him who doeth the best, and he is at home in that land where the wicked cease from troubling and the weary are at rest. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church in this place Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock, conducted by Rev. J.M. Beane of Danville, assisted by A.R. Wassell and Rev. Huff pastor of the Christian church, who resides at Jamaica. Interment at Fairfield cemetery southwest of Allerton. From photocopy of newspaper clipping dated 11 Nov. 1921. | Hedges, James Alva (I11)
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| 7710 | James Andrew Cassity, 70 years old, died at his home at the Avalon Apartments at 4:45 o’clock Friday morning, after an illness of five years. Mr. Cassity was born near Purdin. He came to Mexico from Topeka, Kans., where he was a railroad insurance writer for the Continental Casualty Company of Chicago. He had been a resident of Mexico for the past five years. Short services were held for James A. Cassity who died at his home, 203 West Love street, Friday morning, at the McPheeter Chapel Sunday morning at 9 a.m. The Rev. George A. Hammon, pastor of the First Baptist church of Mexico, officiating and music was furnished by Mrs. George Hammon and Mrs. John Felgar. On Sunday afternoon, funeral services were held at Purdin and burial was in the family lot in the cemetery there. Service were conducted by the pastor of the First Baptist church of Linneus. Nephews of the deceased acted as pallbearers. Mexico Weekly Ledger, Mexico, Missouri. Thursday, 5 October 1944. | Cassity, James Andrew (I2355)
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| 7711 | James C. Hyatt James C. Hyatt, 69, of Rt.1, Maidsville, died Wednesday in St. Vincent Pallotti Hospital. He was born in Scranton, Ky, a son of Jonathan and Matilda Hawkins Hyatt. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Esther Hines of Long Beach, Calif., and Mrs. Opel Bell and Mrs. Allene Sumrow, both of Huntington Beach, Calif., and six grandchildren. The Dominion News, Morgantown, West Virginia. Thursday, 26 June 1969. | Hyatt, James Charles (I2171)
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| 7712 | James C. Liles Tarboro – Funeral services were conducted today at 2 p.m. for James C. Liles, 89, who died Monday after a lingering illness. The Rev. Robert Baldridge officiated at Carlisle Funeral Home. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. Liles was a member of St. James Methodist Church and was a Mason. Surviving are a son, James M. Liles of Washington, N.C.; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Davis Zumbo of Williamston, Md.; two grandchildren. Rocky Mount Telegram, Rocky County, North Carolina. Tuesday, 21 April 1964, page 2. | Liles, James Cobb (I1288)
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| 7713 | James Dalton Burley – James Albert Dalton, 32, died Monday at St. Lukes Hospital, Boise, following a short illness. He was born March 14, 1937, at Hamilton, Mont., and came to Burley in 1950, residing here since. On June 11, 1966, he married Mrs. Geraldine Mae Hedges in Elko, Nev. Mr. Dalton was a press operator and belonged to the Typographical Union and the Methodist church. Survivors include his widow, Burley; two sons, James Dalton and Darby Dalton, both Burley; one step-daughter, Mrs. Roy (Vickie) Decker, Burley; step-father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hill, Burley; four brothers, Charles Dalton, Gresham, Ore., Jerry Dalton, William Dalton, John Dalton, all Burley; two step-brothers, Robert Morrison, Eltopia, Wash., and Alvin Hill, Burley; four sisters, Mrs. Lonnie Durfee, Quincy, Wash.; Mrs. Larry Dorman, Burley; Mrs. Ruth Morrison and Mrs. Susan Morrison, both Eltopia, Wash.; grandparents, John W. Hill, Delco, and Mrs. Jennie Hedges, Lander, Wyo. Funeral services will be conduced at 2 p.m. Friday at the McCulloch Funeral Chapel. Concluding rites will be held in the Pleasant View Cemetery. Friends may all at the McCulloch Funeral home Thursday afternoon and evening and Friday prior to time of services. The Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho. Wednesday, 22 October 1969, page 2. | Dalton, James Albert (I234)
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| 7714 | JAMES DOYLE (1943-2019) James “June” H. Doyle, Jr., 75 of Flemingsburg, passed away peacefully Monday, January 7, 2019, at Hospice of Hope at Kenton Pointe in Maysville surrounded by his beloved family. He was born February 8, 1943, in Fleming County to the late James Howard and Mary Isabelle Parker Doyle. James was a retired foreman of Brownings/Emerson in Maysville where he was employed for 35 years. After he retired in 2004, he took over the park manager position at Fox Valley Recreation Park, which he was still doing until recent months. James loved the campground and was dedicated to its upkeep. Visitors could always count on finding him sitting on the front porch in his rocking chair waving to them upon their arrival. James never met a stranger and he was always ready to share his campfire with any camper or visitor. When James wasn’t managing the campground, he enjoyed camping with his sons or vacationing with his family in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, his favorite home away from home. James rode motorcycles until just a few years ago and was instrumental in organizing many successful charity rides for families in their time of need. One of his greatest passions, after his love for family, was cooking. He loved cooking over the open fire and enjoyed preparing foods for his family and friends. James was a member of Flemingsburg Christian Church. Survivors include his devoted wife of 58 years, Wanda Toller Doyle; a daughter, Mary Jayne (David) Watson; identical twin sons, Ronald Wayne (Melody) Doyle, and Donald Layne (Jill) Doyle; six grandchildren, J.P. Doyle, Ethan Doyle, Nathan (Jenna) Doyle, Allie Doyle, Kinsey Watson, and Hazy Varney; two great-grandchildren, Garrett and Alayna Varney; brothers, Lloyd (Darlene) Doyle and Larry (Brenda) Doyle; sisters, Jean Hester and Shirley (Taylor) Williams; and many nieces, nephews, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, and lifelong friends. In addition to his parents, James was preceded in death by: his oldest granddaughter, Candi Watson Varney; great-grandson, Waylon Jacob Varney; an infant sister, Letha Doyle; sister, Joan Doyle Toller; and two brothers-in-law, Clayton Hester and Charles Toller. Services will be at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, January 12, 2019, at Flemingsburg Christian Church, officiated by Rev. Tracy Parker and Rev. Milt Stanfield. Visitation will be 5:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. Friday at Flemingsburg Christian Church. James’ final resting place will be in Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be J.P. Doyle, Ethan Doyle, Nathan Doyle, Garrett Varney, Danny Collins, Jimmy Hamilton, Bob Chamblin, and Chip Spann. Honorary pallbearers will be Johnny Royse, Carl Lewis, Sam Lewis, Jim Davis, Wayne Hurst, and Hazy Varney. Memorials are suggested to Hospice of Hope, 909 Kenton Station Dr., Maysville, KY 41056 or to Flemingsburg Christian Church Memorial Fund, 201 E. Water St., Flemingsburg, KY 41041. Arrangements are in care of Carpenter-Fritz & Vice Funeral Home in Flemingsburg. | Doyle, James Howard (I4802)
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| 7715 | James E. Anderson Service for James E. Anderson former Washington State University retirement and insurance officer, will be at 10 a.m. Friday at St. James Episcopal Church in Pullman, where he was a member. Burial will follow at Pullman City Cemetery with Kimball Funeral Home in Pullman in charge. Mr. Anderson, 75, died Saturday at the Pullman Memorial Hospital after suffering a heart attack. Born in Minnesota, he studied engineering and business administration at the University of Minnesota. He worked as a senior accountant in Minnesota and Alaska and then was business manager at the Farragut college at the Farragut Naval Station in Idaho from 1946 until coming to Pullman in 1949. A 24-year WSU employee, Mr. Anderson started in administration as an internal auditor in 1949. He then managed the budget office and later the retirement and insurance office before retiring in 1973. He was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity and a former member of the Masonic Lodge and Pullman Kiwanis Club. Survivors include his wife of nearly 53 years, Esther, at the home in Pullman; two sons, Kip Anderson of Seattle and Christopher Anderson of Atlanta, Ga.; one daughter, Penny Anderson of Stockton, Calif.; two brothers; one sister; and six grandchildren. The family suggests memorials to the Multiple Sclerosis Society or St. James Episcopal Church in Pullman. The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Washington. Thursday, 4 January 1990. | Anderson, James Ellwood (I1947)
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| 7716 | James E. Moody, 91 Mount Summit, Ind. – James Ernest Moody, 91, 104 S. Walnut St., died Thursday in Oakwood Health Care Center, New Castle, after a brief illness. Mr. Moody retired from Brooks Foods, Mount Summit, in 1965. He also worked 8 years as a custodian for the Mount Summit Elementary School. He was a member of the Meat Cutters Union. Surviving are three daughters, Edith (Mrs. Ted) Moore, Morehead, Ky., Grace (Mrs. Dan) Thompson, Sebring, Fla., and Vada (Mrs. Marvin) Collins, Mount Summit; 12 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren, and a great-great-grandson. His wife, Mary Moody, died in 1985. Three sons, Oral, Verle and Harlen Moody, two sisters, Lula Shively and Lella Atchison, and a brother, Henry Moody, also are deceased. Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday in Main & Frame Blue River Memorial Chapel, Rev. Milton Craig officiating. Burial will be in Mount Summit Cemetery. Calling will be 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Memorials may be sent to the Henry County First Aid Unit. The Star Press, Muncie, Indiana. Saturday, 14 December 1991. | Moody, James Ernest (I1423)
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| 7717 | James Edward Hedges, 81, Lebanon, died Friday, April 11, 2014, at his home. He was born Nov. 5, 1932, in Whitestown, to Francis C. (Cleve) Hedges and Edna Cochran. He married Susie Ellen Lewis in Whitestown in December 1953, and she survives. Mr. Hedges served in the Korean Conflict in the Army and in Germany from 1952-1956. He worked for Belmar Machine Shop in Whitestown and then for Noble Ratts Auctioneering. He worked for Lebanon I.G.A. for 20 years and then at Lewin Family Farms. He loved fishing and camping and took great pride in his family, especially his grandchildren. He loved maintaining his home and yard and tinkering with projects and repairs. Survivors include a daughter, Sandy Woodall of Lebanon; a son, Ted (Jean Mason) Hedges of Lebanon; grandchildren, Zach Woodall, Jake Woodall, Aaron Hedges, Joshua Hedges and Sawyer Hedges, all of Lebanon, Nichola Mason of Noblesville and Spencer Mason of Brownsburg; and great-grandchildren Kaylee and Corbin Leander. He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers Tom and Don Hedges, a sister Pearl Rogers, and a great-grandson Preston Mason. Graveside military rites will we held at Lincoln Memory Gardens in Boone County. | Hedges, James Edward (I4666)
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| 7718 | James Fantley Gilkison, 79, of 101 West Leesway Drive, a retired farmer, husband of Mary Elizabeth Gilkison, died Wednesday at his home after a short illness. Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Boone-Nickell Funeral Home in Flemingsburg. Visitation will be after 10 a.m. today. Lexington Herald-Leader, Lexington, Kentucky. Friday, 19 September 1986. | Gilkison, James Fantley (I4764)
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| 7719 | James Glen Morgan James Glen Morgan, 89, of Las Vegas died Friday in Las Vegas. He was born March 12, 1914, in Royal, Ark. A resident for five years, he was a building contractor and a Navy veteran. He is survived by one son, Norman Morgan; one brother, Tom Morgan; nine grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren. Services will be in St. Louis. Bunkers Mortuary, 925 Las Vegas Blvd. North, is handling arrangements. Las Vegas Sun, Las Vegas, Nevada. 8 May 2003 https://lasvegassun.com/news/2003/may/08/obituaries-for-may-8-2003/ | Morgan, James Glen (I1656)
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| 7720 | James H. Alkire Sidell, Ill. – James H. Alkire, 83, former mayor of Sidell and prominent business man, died Sunday night at the home of a daughter, Mrs. John W. Montgomery, at Catlin. Surviving are three children. Journal Gazette, Mattoon, Illinois. Thursday, 5 July 1945, page 4. | Alkire, James Henry (I1364)
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| 7721 | James H. Clark, Pioneer Farmer of Butte, Dead. One of Northern California’s best known pioneers was claimed by death Sunday night when James Henry Clark passed away at the Landis Sanitarium in Chico Vecino shortly after 9 o’clock. He had been ill several years. Clark was sixty-seven years old. He was born in Independence, Mo., in 1948, and came to California when still a youth. His parents and family settled on a ranch in the Napa valley near Napa. When Clark came to Butte county after leaving the Napa valley, he continued ranching. He farmed on the Stanford, Phelan and Glenn ranches. Until four years ago he personally conducted his business and was known widely for his business methods, which were always above criticism. At one time he was in the employ of the United States Plant Introduction Gardens in Chico. The widow and a son, Beverly Clark of Oakland, survive, Mrs. A.E. Inman of Napa was an aunt. Mrs. Clark and the son arrived in Chico from Oakland yesterday. The funeral will be held in Napa. Services will be conducted at the First Christian church of that city. The body will be sent to Napa today. Chico Daily Record, Tuesday, August 3, 1915, pg 4, col 4. | Clark, James Henry (I2380)
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| 7722 | James H. Moody, 47, New Castle Services New Castle - James H. Moody, 47, 1208 Webster Ave., died Monday afternoon in Veterans Hospital, Indianapolis. He was a former employee of Chrysler Corp. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Eva Woodward, New Castle; a brother, Mark Moody, Carmichael, Calif.; a sister, JoAnn Moody, San Diego, Calif.; and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. today at the Main & Frame Funeral Home. Services will be Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at the mortuary with Dr. Robert Stauffer officiating. Burial will be in South Mound Cemetery. The Star Press, Muncie, Indiana. Wednesday, 28, 1978. | Moody, James Howard (I3763)
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| 7723 | JAMES H. TURLEY was born 16 October 1828 in Mt. Sterling, Kentucky, and died 28 February 1909 in Gallatin County, Kentucky. He is buried in the New Warsaw Cemetery, Warsaw, Kentucky, next to his second wife, Almeda Kirtley Thomas who was born 9 April 1840 and died 9 March 1907. James H. Turley was married twice. His first wife was Anna E. Thomas, who lived only one year after their marriage. When James H. Turley was twelve he moved with his family from Montgomery County to Gallatin County where he remained until moving to Warsaw, Kentucky, about twelve years before his death. In 1842 he joined the Ten Mile Baptist Church. When the church celebrated its Centennial in 1904, he was one of four who had been members for over fifty years. According to his obituary, while he lived on the farm his hospitality was boundless and his house was usually the home of the minister of his church. In 1850 James H. Turley was living in the family home with his widowed mother and working as a laborer. In 1851 he sold his portion of the property inherited from his father to his oldest brother, Joseph Turley. By i860 James H. Turley was listed in the census with four children. The oldest, Anna E., was six. James H. Turley's descendants have an announcement dated 9 September 1867 which lists the courses offered and students who attended Warsaw Male and Female College in Gallatin County. James H. Turley' s daughter, Mattie and some of her cousins attended the school. Mattie at that time was eleven years old. James H. Turley made his first purchase of land in 1860. He bought 108 acres of land on Flat Creek from William Turley and his wife. In 1868 he bought seventy-eight acres on Cincinnati Road from David Lillard, plus another 113 acres there which he subsequently sold to Thomas Jefferson Turley. He and Almeda acquired two tracts of land from John Thomas' estate in 1869. They kept one tract of sixty-nine acres and sold the fifty-seven-acre tract to William 0. Thomas in 1870. Transactions in acreage continued. Two lots in Warsaw were purchased in 1904. In 1909 one-half of one of these lots was sold by the estate to R. B. Brown. Child of James H. and Anna E. (Thomas) Turley:967 Anna E. (?Belle) Turley b. 1854 Children of James H. and Almeda K. (Thomas) Turley:^^^ Martha Jane (Mattie) Turley b. 4 March 1856 John Carroll Turley b. 1857 William R. Turley b. 30 November 1858 James H. Turley b. 1860 Myrix J. Turley b. August, 1862 Robert E. L. Turley b. 1865 Frank Collins Turley Turley Family Records, page 393-394. | Turley, James H. (I5642)
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| 7724 | James Hansson Steelman married Susannah Toy by 1690. In 1695 he acquired lands at Great Egg Harbor in the area of present Atlantic City. He died in 1734, survived by six sons and two daughters. | Hansson / Steelman, James (I5704)
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| 7725 | James Hobart Million Flemingsburg - James Hobart Million, 78, of 114 East Williams street, husband of Mrs. Vina Gilkison Million, died Monday. Services 2 p.m., Thursday at Denton Funeral Home here. Burial in Pleasant Valley Cemetery. The Lexington Herald, Lexington, Kentucky. Wednesday, 12 February 1975. | Million, James Hobart (I4723)
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| 7726 | James Howard "Buck" Harless, 94, of Gilbert, W. Va., passed away peacefully Wednesday night, January 1, 2014 surrounded by his wife Hallie and family. He was born October 14, 1919 in Taplin, W. Va. to Bessie Brown Harless and her husband Pearly J. Soon after his birth, his mother died of pneumonia, and he was taken in and raised by his mother's sister, Rosa, and her husband, George Erastis "Ras" Ellis of Gilbert. When he was young, he was given the nickname "Buster" and townspeople referred to him as Buster Ellis. It was later that he came to be known as Buck Harless. Throughout his life he cherished the love and support he received from Ras and Rosa Ellis, whom he considered his mom. He attended Gilbert public schools and graduated high school in 1937. During that time, his first real job was working for George Crago who operated a garage and wrecker service in Gilbert. He learned from George Crago a business philosophy of trust, honor and commitment to excellence through hard work and dedication to customer satisfaction. A child of the Great Depression, he yearned to attend college but was unable to fulfill that dream for lack of money. On February 25, 1939, he eloped with his high school sweetheart, June Montgomery, the beginning of a marriage that spanned 60 years and produced two children, Larry Joe and Judy. June Harless died in April of 1999. In the early years of their marriage, he worked at Red Jacket Coal Corporation, first as a laborer and later in its engineering department. In 1947, he was offered an opportunity to own a one-third interest in a small sawmill that was doomed to failure without proper management and operation. Naively, he dedicated himself to the task, bought out his partners in short order, and made a success of the operation. This was the beginning of what was to become International Industries, Inc., a collection of diverse companies with a worldwide imprint. On January 23, 1955, a day begun with his feeling utterly alone and lost, ended in tranquility and a sense of redemption when he opened his heart to the Lord at the Gilbert Presbyterian Church. No other event had such a profound, lasting impact on his life. In 1966 Georgia Pacific Corporation purchased his lumber operations making him a multimillionaire at age 47. Rather than retire, he acted on the suggestion of his son Larry, who worked with is father, to operate sawmills in South America. Against substantial odds, they succeeded where multinational companies failed. In the 1970s, along with friends—among them Fred Shewey and Frank Allara—he entered the coal business in southern West Virginia. The timing was fortuitous because the price of coal soared to record highs, ensuring business success and adding greatly to his personal wealth. He also added multi state manufacturing and real estate businesses to his enterprise family. Even though he oversaw wide-ranging business interests, he served his church, community and state with dedication and commitment. He served on numerous boards and civic organizations. He supported West Virginia University and Marshall University in substantial ways. He provided many with the opportunity to attend college. While his philanthropic activities are well noted, the breadth and depth is known to but a few because he did not seek favor through his actions, but rather he tried to make a difference and use his wealth to serve the greater good. Former President George W. Bush credited Buck Harless with his election to the nation's highest office, because Buck cast the 270th electoral vote providing the margin of victory in the Electoral College. Over the years, Buck Harless amassed a legion of friends, all of whom he held dearly in his heart. He considered friendship the most valuable thing that a person could have, and he felt more blessed with friends than with monetary wealth. Preceding him in death were his first wife, June; son, Larry, infant granddaughter, Shera Elizabeth; brother, Fred, and sister, Mae Morris; half brothers, Milton, Frank, Pearly J. "Bud", Jr., and Marshall Ray; half sisters, Marie Mace, Lucille Fortner and Betty Jo Collins; stepdaughter, Racina Chapman; and best friend, Fred Shewey. Survivors include his wife, Hallie, of Gilbert; daughter, Judith Ann Burgess, of Murfreesboro, Tenn.; half brothers, Jimmy, and Earl; stepsons, Ryan and Brett Mollette; four grandchildren: James Harless, II and wife, Sjon, of Flamingo Beach , Costa Rica and Mobile, AL.; Maurice Kirk "M.K." Harless and wife, Paula, of Mobile, AL; Beverly Burgess of Shelbyville, Tenn.; and Stephanie Burgess Palmer and husband, Robert "Robby" of Mobile, AL; great-grandchildren: James Howard "Trip", III; Hope; Chelsea; Kitty; Chase; and Hannah. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Larry Joe Harless Community Center, 202 Larry Joe Harless Drive, Gilbert, WV 25621. A public viewing will take place Saturday, January 4, 2014 from 3:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at the Larry Joe Harless Community Center in Gilbert. The funeral service will be at the Gilbert Presbyterian Church at 1:00 p.m. on Sunday, January 5, 2014. There will be a celebration of Buck Harless' life at the Larry Joe Harless Community Center beginning at 2:00 p.m. Evans Funeral Home in Chapmanville is in charge of arrangements. | Harless, James Howard (I5041)
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| 7727 | James Lee Harding passed away to heaven on August 10, 2019 at the age of 87. Jim was born at home in Kennett, Missouri, on February 25, 1932 to Andrew Farris Harding and Elsie Jeannette Harper Harding. Jim had an older brother, Dr. Joe Andrew Harding. Jim spent his early life growing up in Kennett and working in his dad’s grocery store. He graduated from Kennett High School. Following high school, he attended Central Methodist College in Fayette, Missouri, and later transferred to the University of Missouri where he received a bachelor’s degree in business. He volunteered for the US Army and served two years overseas from 1954-56. He then attended graduate school at Southern Methodist University. In 1957, after one year at graduate school, Jim was hired by the General American Life Insurance Company in St. Louis. In 1974 he purchased Cloy Whitney’s insurance business and moved to Kirksville, Missouri. He resided there until his move to The Bluffs in Columbia in November of 2016. Jim was a Certified Life Underwriter. Throughout his successful 60-year career with General American he won numerous sales awards and became a lifetime member of the Million Dollar Round Table. Jim was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Kirksville where he was actively involved and sang in the choir. He also sang in the community chorus. Jim was a member of the Shrine Club, Rotary Club, Stock club, and Saddle club. He supported many local charities, including Truman State and ATSU. Jim was an avid tennis play, walker and played various sports throughout his life. He enjoyed traveling, reading, theater, gardening, playing board games and cards, and spending time with his wife and family. Services for Jim were held Wednesday, August 14th, at First United Methodist Church in Kirksville. He was interred August 15, 2019. | Harding, James Lee “Jim” (I3740)
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| 7728 | James M. Liles, 72, Washington, N.C., Nov. 6. Arrangements by Paul Funeral Home. The News and Observer, Raleigh, North Carolina. Tuesday. 7 November 1989. | Liles, James Melvin (I1289)
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| 7729 | James Noah Shouptaugh was born in Rockport, Indiana, November 12, 1836. He came to Missouri on horseback in 1855, at the age of 19 years; stayed out here only a few months and returned to Indiana and came the second time by boat in 1857, locating at Williamstown. November 12, 1861, he was married to Sarah Daugherty in Canton, Missouri, by Rev. W.B. Moody. To this union were born eleven children, one son and ten daughters. He united with the M.E. church in 1865, under the ministry of Rev. Gardner. His father was one of the pioneers in the organization and building of the M.E. church at Williamstown, at which place the funeral services were held, conducted by his pastor, F.J. Young of La Belle. In 1866 he moved to the farm, one and a half miles north of Williamstown, where he spent the remainder of his life. He departed this life October 13, 1915. There is left to mourn his loss a wife, one son and seven daughters. John of Williamstown; Mrs. May Buckley, of Warm Springs, Montana; Mrs. Isa Stanford, of Polson, Montana; Mrs. Lola Nichols, of Willington, Kansas; Mrs. Musa Hawkins, of Clear Water, Idaho; Mrs. Catherine Baynard, of El Paso, Texas; Mrs. Ina Hedges, of Natchetoches, Louisiana, and Mrs. Grace Ross, of Missoula, Montana. Three children, Mrs. Mathursa Chappell, Mrs. Stella Nichols and Lina, having preceded him to the great beyond. Interment was in Williamstown cemetery. The La Belle Star, La Belle, Missouri. Friday, 22 October 1915. F.J. Young. LKH note: the author of the news article is his pastor. The article spells his surname with the extra "u" making it Shouptaugh rather that the usual spelling in other records as Shoptaugh. | Shoptaugh, James Noah (I120)
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| 7730 | James Paul Humphries, age 79, of Poplar Plains, Kentucky, passed away Sunday, June 9, 2019, at Meadowview Regional Hospital in Maysville. James Paul Humphries, Owner of Humphries Antiques, leaves a legacy as a great man of faith, a caring Pastor, a successful business man, a talented man, a man who has traveled around the world, yet called Poplar Plains home. He will be remembered as a man who has given those around him an example of what a devoted husband, father, grandfather and friend looks like. Born August 12, 1939, in Fleming County, he was the son of the late Luther James and Emma Mae Saunders Humphries. James Paul is survived by his wife, Phyllis Butcher Humphries; one son, James E. Humphries and wife Lynn of Paris; one daughter, Tonya Ann Harber and husband Scott of Elizaville; and three grandchildren, Cory Harber, Ariel Harber, and Melanie Humphries. Also surviving are four brothers and sisters-in-law, William Earl and Bonnie Humphries, Harold Ray and Betty Humphries, and Nelson Wayne and Marilyn Humphries, all of Hillsboro and Noel Lee and Jane Humphries of Milford, Ohio; several nieces and nephews, and great nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his first wife, Hester Elizabeth Hedges Humphries; one sister, Shirley Ann Humphries; and one brother, Donald Lewis Humphries. Funeral services will be conducted 11 a.m. Wednesday, June 12, 2019, at the Hutton Funeral Home with Pastor Tracy Crouch and Pastor Ron Dick officiating. Burial will follow in Hillsboro Cemetery. Pallbearers: Scott Harber, Gayle Harber, Travis Humphries, Charlie DeAtley, Jon Oldson and Jimmy Adams. Visitation will be 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 11, 2019, at the Hutton Funeral Home, 7634 Hillsboro Road, Hillsboro, KY 41049. View memorial tribute or sign guestbook at www.northcuttandson.com https://www.northcuttandson.com/obituary/James-Paul-Humphries | Humphries, James Paul (I5093)
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| 7731 | James Perry Miner -84 James Perry Miner, 84, retired farmer died at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Lexington February 17th. Funeral services were conducted at the Guyn, Kirk & Hager funeral home at 2:30 p.m. Friday by the Rev. W.F. Evans and burial was in Maple Grove Cemetery. Mr. Minor is survived by his wife, Mrs. Virginia Zimmerman Minor, a son, Perry Minor, and a brother A.B. Minor of Fisherville. The Jessamine Journal, Nicholasville, Kentucky. Friday. 26 February 1954. | Minor, James Perry (I1543)
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| 7732 | James Pershing McKenzie, son of Earnest Clarence and Eliz Anna Wood McKenzie. Husband of Ruth Ann Smith. Father of James Earnest, Anna Maude and Jeffrey Orra McKenzie. | McKenzie, James Pershing (I5295)
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| 7733 | James R. Hopkins Dies James H. Hopkins, former resident of Jefferson City, died yesterday in Macon, according to word received here. Hopkins was the father of Mrs. Jack Earl of Macon, who was Ida Moore Hopkins of Jefferson City before her marriage. Funeral services will be tomorrow in Macon, with burial in Mexico. Jefferson City Post-Tribune, Jefferson City, Missouri. Tuesday, 28 Feb 1950 | Hopkins, James Robert (I2419)
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| 7734 | James Razor Rites Friday Services for James L. Razor, 54, of Port Allen, La., formerly of Des Moines, will be at 3 p.m. Friday at Hamilton's Funeral Home here. Burial will be in Resthaven Cemetery. Mr. Razor, a farm manager, died Sunday in a fire that destroyed his home at Port Allen. Born at Donovan, Mo., he lived here most of his life, moving to Port Allen six years ago. He served in the Navy during World War II. Surviving are a daughter, Susan; two sons, Roland and James, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.H. Razor, all of Des Moines; four sisters, Mrs. Lillie Lawson of Clinton, Mrs. Beverly Reynolds of Minneapolis, Mrs. Annabelle Jiminez of Los Angeles and Mrs. Evelyn Heidt of San Antonio, Tex.; and seven brothers, Ed, Arthur and Al of Clinton, Marvin, Robert and Thomas of Des Moines and Richard of Portland, Ore. Des Moines Tribune, Des Moines, Iowa. Wednesday, 31 August 1966. | Razor, James Lee (I3898)
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| 7735 | James Rouse Graveside services for James Grant Rouse, 61, North Bend, will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Lincoln Memorial Park in Portland with the Rev. Donnaly of the Baptist Church in Portland officiating. Services are under the direction of the North Bend Chapel of Campbell-Watkins Funeral Homes. Mr. Rouse was born in Berryville, Ark., Sept. 17, 1919, and died Aug. 17 in North Bend. He was the owner-operator of a trucking company for 15 years and a member of the Elks 1160 in Coos Bay. He was also a U.S. Army veteran of World War II. Survivors include sisters, Martha K. Campbell of Biloxi, Miss., Dixie Lee Jones and Nadine Earl, both of Portland; and brothers, Crannell A. Rouse, James H. Rouse, John H. Rouse, Arvil L. Rouse and George Rouse, all of Portland. The World, Coos Bay, Oregon. Tuesday, 18 August 1981, page 2. | Rouse, James Grant (I231)
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| 7736 | James Shields Of Bluford Dies At Age 73 Years James Reamer Shields, 73, of Bluford, died at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Fairfield Memorial Hospital. He was a farmer. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Friday at the Bluford Funeral Home, with the Rev. Ross Partridge officiating. Burial will be in Oakdale cemetery. Oral Lodge 759 of Wayne City will conduct Masonic rites. The body will lie in state at the Bluford Funeral Home where friends may call aft 4:00 p.m. today. Mr. Shields was born February 7, 1890, in Webber Township, the son of Charles A. and Savannah (Bond) Shields. On January 18, 1910, in Jefferson county, he was married to Esther Martin, who survives. Other survivors include one son, Chester Shields of Bluford; two daughters, Mrs. Lavin Keele of Dix and Mrs. Vera Simmons of Downers Grove, Ill; two brothers, Nelson Shields of Salem and Fred Shields of Carmi; three sisters, Mrs. Earl (Rose) Johnson of Bloomington, Ill., Mrs. Roy (Lillie) Hunt and Mrs. Roy (Dollie) Tate, both of Bluford; six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, one son, one brother, and one sister. Mt. Vernon Register-News, Mt. Vernon, Illinois. Thursday, 26 September 1963. | Shields, James Reamer (I760)
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| 7737 | James Sumner Blackburn James Sumner Blackburn, retired Burlington switchman, died Thursday afternoon at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Virgil Shupe. Services will be held at the Wright Funeral Home at two o’clock Saturday, conducted by the Rev. Evan Routh. Burial will be in Rose Hill cemetery. Mr. Blackburn retired from his work eight years ago, and had been an invalid since that time. He was born north of Brookfield June 12, 1881, the son of James and Mary Ellen Blackburn. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Gertrude Fosher Blackburn, a daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Shupe, a son, Marlin Blackburn, Portland, Oregon, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Neal Wiggins, Ft. Pierce, Florida, and Mrs. Lorena Wolfe, Omaha; two brothers, Silas Blackburn, Preston, mo, and Harrison Blackburn, Purdin. The Daily News-Bulletin, Brookfield, Missouri. Friday, 24 July 1953. | Blackburn, James Sumner (I2879)
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| 7738 | James Taylor Curtis, 75 Former Muncie resident James Taylor Curtis, 75, Land O’ Lakes, Fla., died Saturday after a short illness. Mr. Curtis, who was born in Morehead, Ky., lived in Muncie from 1946 until moving to Florida. He was an Army veteran, and a member of American Legion Post 19, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 651 and Avondale Sympathy Club. Survivors include four sons, James Curtis Jr. (wife: Edwina) and Ronald D. Curtis (wife: Tamara), both of Land O’ Lakes, Raymond Jesse Curtis, Deland, Fla., and Zack T. Curtis, Muncie; a daughter, Barbara Ann Smith, Muncie; three brothers, Floyd Curtis, Ohio, Ralph Curtis, Muncie, and Denny Curtis, Dunkirk; a sister, Ginger Avery, California; 14 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. A daughter, Diana Sue Curtis, a brother, Samuel Curtis, and his parents are deceased. Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Parson Mortuary-Adams Chapel, with Rev. J. Edward Pease officiating. Burial will be in Thompson Cemetery, Gaston, with military graveside rites. Calling will be 4-7 p.m. Monday at the mortuary. The Star Press, Muncie, Indiana. Sunday, 9 April 1995. | Curtis, James Taylor (I2673)
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| 7739 | JAMES TURLEY (David2, Jamesl) was born 6 December 1806 in Montgomery County, Kentucky, and died there 29 July 1882. He married Mahala Shultz about 1826. she was born 21 December 1809 and died 26 July 1891 in Montgomery County, Kentucky. Both are buried in the Turley Cemetery on the Martin farm in Montgomery County, Kentucky. In 1829 James Turley was first taxed in Montgomery County, Kentucky. In that year he owned no land. By 1847 he owned sixty three acres in Montgomery County. In 1869 James Turley was executor of his mother's estate. James Turley's will, written 14 May 1881, was proved 21 August 1882. In it he left his farm of eighty-eight acres on Slate Creek in trust to his wife, Mahala, during her life time and requested that his son, David L. Turley, remain on the farm to care for her. At the decease of Mahala Turley, the farm was to be sold and the proceeds divided among the children. Those named in the will of James Turley were: his wife, Mahala, and his children, Samuel J. Turley, Martha A. Barnes, Mary J. Utterback, James H. Turley, George W. Turley, William T, Turley, John M. Turley, Elizabeth Ribelin, Milton Turley, and David L. Turley. Children of James and Mahal (Shultz) Turley: Samuel Jackson Turley, b. 15 Nov 1827 Martha Ann Turley, b. c.1830 Mary Jane Turley, b. 11 Dec 1832 James H. Turley, b. 27 Jan 1834 George W. Turley, b. c. 1836, probably lived in Cass County, Missouri, 1880. William T. Turley, b. c.1838. John M. Turley, b. 14 Dec 1838 Elizabeth M. Turley, b. c.1842 m. ___ Ribelin, probably George Ribelin, July 1856 H. Milton Turley, b. c.1844 David L. Turley, b. c.1846. Turley Family Record, p. 365-366 | Turley, James (I5521)
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| 7740 | James W. Wise, Sr. Shreveport, La - James W. Wise, Sr. was born on August 16, 1932 in Lexington, KY and died December 7, 2001 in Shreveport, LA. A memorial service will be held on Friday, December 14, 2001 at 3:30 p.m. at Rose Park Baptist Church, 5560 Buncombe Rd., Shreveport, LA, conducted by Pastor B.J. Maddox. He is survived by his wife, Ruby Wise; two daughters and son in-law, Tammy Wise Turner and carl Turner of Watson, AL, Tina Wilkins of Shreveport; two sons and daughter-in-law, James W. Wise, Jr. (Dub) and Melissa Wise of Baton Rouge and Mike Wilkins of Denham Springs, LA; three sisters and brothers-in-law, Joy and J.C. Caine of Florida, Joanne Owens and Garnetta and Alvie Winters of Kentucky; ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Mr. Wise retired from Teamsters Local 568 and donated his body to science. The Times, Shreveport, Louisiana. Wednesday, 12 December 2001. | Wise, James Wyman (I4968)
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| 7741 | James William Hedges, age 93, passed away on Sunday, October 20, 2019 in Sebring, Florida. He was born December 25, 1925 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida to the late Homer and Edith (Bryant) Hedges. He had been a resident for over 20 years coming from Ohio and was a veteran serving in the Army Air Corp. He enjoyed fishing, fixing things and gardening. He is survived by his Children, Joe Hedges (Alice) of Clermont, FL; Penny Guilfoyle (Mike) of Lake Placid, FL; Bobby Hedges (Donna) of Sebring, FL; Elston Hedges of Sebring, FL; Brothers, Frank Hedges; Donald Hedges; seven Grandchildren and eight Great-Grandchildren. Along with his parents, he is preceded in death by his Granddaughter, Hilary Hedges. Graveside services will take place Thursday, October 24, 2019 at 1:00pm at Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell, FL. Arrangements entrusted to: Stephenson-Nelson Funeral Home 4001 Sebring Parkway Sebring, FL 33870 Online condolences may be left at: www.stephensonnelsonfh.com https://www.stephensonnelsonfh.com/obituary/james-hedges | Hedges, James William (I3997)
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| 7742 | James William “Jimmy” Mineer, 82, of Foxport, passed away unexpectedly Friday, December 11, 2020, at his residence. Born September 19, 1938, in Maysville, KY, Jimmy was the son of the late Marvin and Dora Doyle Mineer. Jimmy’s first love was farming; he was a lifelong farmer dedicated to his land, his dairy cattle and his family. He retired after 35 years as a machinist at Randall’s. Jimmy proudly served his country in the United States Army Reserves and was a member of Pleasant Valley Christian Church. He is survived by his wife of 59 years, Ruby Stamm Mineer; his son, Darrell and wife Karen Mineer of Flemingsburg; his grandchildren, Natalie Mineer and Heath (Holly Wells) Mineer; and his brother, Johnny and wife Paula Mineer. He was preceded in death by his son, Danny Mineer; his parents Marvin and Dora; and his sisters, Maxine Fields and Lucille Hester. Funeral services will be held at Boone-Nickell Funeral Home on Tuesday, December 15, 2020, at 11 a.m., with Bro. Layne Wagner and Bro. Kevin Watson officiating. Burial will follow in Martin Cemetery. Visitation will be Monday from 5 - 7 p.m. at the funeral home. Heath Mineer, Clay Stamm, Mike Mineer, Brad Mineer, Brent Fields, Mark Mineer, Derrick Doyle, Travis Moreland and Sam Blevins will serve as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers will be Cameron Mineer, Chris Williams, Philip Doyle and Frankie King. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the American Diabetes Association. In compliance with state mandate, masks are required for those in attendance of all services. | Mineer, James William (I4809)
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| 7743 | James' parents applied for his civil war pension. name of soldier: Hedges, James P. name of dependent widow - mother Hedges, Julia A. Father Hedges, Monroe service H, 10 Ky Cav. date of filing 1880 Feb 10 mother 1899 May 13 father state from which filed: Ind. | Hedges, Monroe (I449)
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| 7744 | James' parents applied for his civil war pension. name of soldier: Hedges, James P. name of dependent widow - mother Hedges, Julia A. Father Hedges, Monroe service H, 10 Ky Cav. date of filing 1880 Feb 10 mother 1899 May 13 father state from which filed: Ind. | Sparks, Julia A. (I450)
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| 7745 | James' parents applied for his pension. name of soldier: Hedges, James P. name of dependent widow - mother Hedges, Julia A. Father Hedges, Monroe service H, 10 Ky Cav. date of filing 1880 Feb 10 mother 1899 May 13 father state from which filed: Ind. | Hedges, James K. (I453)
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| 7746 | Jan Baptist Van Eps and Helena Glen had the following children: i. JOHANNES5 VAN EPS was born on 05 May 1700. He married (1) NEELTJE TOLL. 130. ii. ANNA VAN EPS was born on 22 May 1700. She married (2) AHASUERUS WENDELL. He was born on 01 May 1695. iii. LYSBET VAN EPS was born on 14 May 1704 in Schenectady, NY. She married Dirk Marselis, son of Ahasuerrus Marselis and Sarah Heemstraat, on 29 Jul 1726 in Schenectady, NY. He was born on 05 Jan 1699/00 in Albany, NY. He died in Dec 1785 in Schenectady, NY. iv. ALEXANDER SANDER VAN EPS was born on 02 Jun 1706 in Schenectady, Albany, New York. He died on 03 Aug 1758 in Schenectady, Albany, New York. He married (1) NEELTIE VANDER VOLGEN. v. MARIA VAN EPS was born on 09 Oct 1708. She married (1) ELIAS POST. vi. JACOBUS VAN EPS was born on 26 Nov 1715. He married (1) CATHERINE VEEDER. vii. HELENA VAN EPS was born on 28 May 1721. She married (1) WILLIAM PETERSE. viii. CATHERINE VAN EPS was born on 16 Nov 1723. She married (1) ADAM VAN SLYCK. ix. JACOMYNTJE VAN EPS was born on 29 MAR 1717/18. She married (1) TAKEL MARSELIS. x. JAN BAPTIST VAN EPS. He married Maritje Truax, daughter of Isaac Truax and Catalina Van Benthuysen, on 19 Nov 1743 in Schenectady, NY. https://www.philippedutrieux.com/downloads/Descendants-of-Philippe-du-Trieux--5-generations.pdf | Glen, Helena "Lena" (I5885)
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| 7747 | Jan Baptist Van Eps and Helena Glen had the following children: i. JOHANNES5 VAN EPS was born on 05 May 1700. He married (1) NEELTJE TOLL. 130. ii. ANNA VAN EPS was born on 22 May 1700. She married (2) AHASUERUS WENDELL. He was born on 01 May 1695. iii. LYSBET VAN EPS was born on 14 May 1704 in Schenectady, NY. She married Dirk Marselis, son of Ahasuerrus Marselis and Sarah Heemstraat, on 29 Jul 1726 in Schenectady, NY. He was born on 05 Jan 1699/00 in Albany, NY. He died in Dec 1785 in Schenectady, NY. iv. ALEXANDER SANDER VAN EPS was born on 02 Jun 1706 in Schenectady, Albany, New York. He died on 03 Aug 1758 in Schenectady, Albany, New York. He married (1) NEELTIE VANDER VOLGEN. v. MARIA VAN EPS was born on 09 Oct 1708. She married (1) ELIAS POST. vi. JACOBUS VAN EPS was born on 26 Nov 1715. He married (1) CATHERINE VEEDER. vii. HELENA VAN EPS was born on 28 May 1721. She married (1) WILLIAM PETERSE. viii. CATHERINE VAN EPS was born on 16 Nov 1723. She married (1) ADAM VAN SLYCK. ix. JACOMYNTJE VAN EPS was born on 29 MAR 1717/18. She married (1) TAKEL MARSELIS. x. JAN BAPTIST VAN EPS. He married Maritje Truax, daughter of Isaac Truax and Catalina Van Benthuysen, on 19 Nov 1743 in Schenectady, NY. https://www.philippedutrieux.com/downloads/Descendants-of-Philippe-du-Trieux--5-generations.pdf | Van Eps, Jan Baptist (I5886)
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| 7748 | Jan Barentse Wemp, alias Poest. He arrived in Beverwyck in 1643 or 1645, where he became a resident owning from time to time several house lots in the village of Beverwyck, and parcels of land in Rensselaerswyck. His wife Maritie Myndertse, after his death about 1662, again married in 1663, Sweer Teunisse Van Velsen alias Van Westbrook.* Wemp had six children, three of whom were sons. . . . Wemp's village lot was on the west side of Washington, commencing on the north side of the lot of Charles Thompson and extending southward 166 feet more or less, and westward to the river. This lot was inherited by his son Myndert, who was killed in the massacre of 1690. A history of the Schenectady patent in the Dutch and English times. page 224. | Wemp / Wemple, Myndert Janse (I5951)
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| 7749 | Jan Peeck was born sometime between 1615 and 1625 (probably closer to the later), but the exact date and origin of his birth remains a mystery. He was an early settler in New Amsterdam which in 1626 was heavily forested, with rocks, glens, lakes, and Indian trails. Jan was a trader and broker between the English and Dutch merchants, and inn and tavern keeper, an early burgher of the city of New Amsterdam, and a general speculator, however, he spent much of his time in the dangerous pursuit of trading with the Indians at his trading post on the Hudson, later known as Peekskill, New York. On February 20, 1650, Jan married Maria du Trieux, in New Amsterdam. She was an equally colourful character. Maria was constantly in trouble with the authorities for infractions and violations of law associated with her and Jan's tavern business, and was finally banished from New Amsterdam in December 1664. Jan was her second husband. Her first was Cornelis Volckertsen Viele before 1642 and possibly 1640. The descendants of Jan and Maria lived in and around the New York/New Jersey area until the American Revolution. Because some had fought on the losing side, they were forced to leave and ended up finally in Ameliasburg Township of Prince Edward County in Ontario. Variations of the spelling of the surname for descendants includes: Peck, Peeck, Pake, Peek, Peak, and Peack, Data has been gathered from many sources, especially family records handed down. Full credit must be given to Ross Pake of California for his valuable research on the clan. His book added a new dimension to the family history and filled in many of the details. https://www.bowerman.ca/jan/ | Peek, Jan (I5765)
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| 7750 | Jan, bap. March 27, 1650; marriage banns to Susannah, daughter of Nicholas Verlet, June 8, 1673. House of Truax, page 10. | de Forest, Jan (I5928)
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