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| 7851 | John Francis Haynes, 87, Lexington, widower of Naomi Million Haynes, died Friday, August 11, 2000 at Mayfair Manor. A native of Fayette Co., he was a son of the late Jesse and Maude Spurgeon Haynes. He was a retired farmer and a member of Palomar Baptist Church. He was the loving father of three daughter, Frances White and her husband Bobby, Mary Robey and Pat Puckett and her husband Joe; and a son, Jimmy Haynes and his wife, Debbie. Other survivors include eleven grandchildren, Greg Robey, Gina Kays, Todd and John Puckett, Gary, Andy and Brent Haynes, Dana Craycraft, Allen Haynes, Heather, Gaines, and Sherry Cornet; and twenty great-grandchildren. Besides his wife, he was preceded in death and will be greeting in heaven by a son, John Wayne Haynes; a daughter, Jane Delores Haynes and a son-in-law, Tommy Robey. Funeral services 11:30 a.m. Monday at Kerr Brothers Funeral Home by the Rev. Jesse Baldridge. Burial in Blue Grass Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers will be his grandson. Honorary pallbearers will be Steve Brooks, Gary Cornett, Stephen Craycraft, David Gaines, Greg Kays, Harvey Haynes, Stanley Haynes and Lones Taulbee. Visitation 4-9 p.m. today. Memorial are suggested to Parkinson’s Disease Foundation, William Black Medical Bldg., Columbia-Presbyterian Medical center, 710 W. 168th St., New York, NY, 11032. Lexington Herald-Leader, Lexington, Kentucky. Sunday, 13 August 2000. | Haynes, John Francis (I4902)
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| 7852 | John Garhart married a second time to Blanche (Jones) Torgerson in April 1967, Aurora, SD. | Garhart, John Martin (I4243)
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| 7853 | John H. Muller Porterville, Tulare Co. - The rosary will be recited tonight in the Loyd Chapel for John H. Muller, 50, who died Saturday in San Jose. Funeral services will be held at 0 AM tomorrow in St. Anne's Catholic Church. Burial will be in St. Anne's Cemetery. A native of Ducor, Muller farmed in the Terra Bella area and later operated a hardware store. He had lived in San Jose the last four years where he was sales manager for a manufacturer of sprinkler irrigation equipment. He was a member of the Fresno Elks Lodge. Surviving are his widow, Dorothy; two sons, John Muller of Fresno and Glen Muller of Westminster; a daughter, Mary Muller of San Jose; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Muller of Ducor; four brothers, Francis Muller of Ducor, Raymond Muller of Terra Bella, Richard Muller of Porterville and James Muller of Hollister, and a sister, Mary Elizabeth muller of Ducor. The Fresno Bee, Fresno, California. Tuesday, 20 November 1962. | Muller, John Henry (I5492)
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| 7854 | John Hansson Steelman Monument The monument is located on Steelman Marker Road in southern Adams County, Pennsylvania, near the Maryland State Line. The original monument was erected in 1924. A second monument was made in 1977 following the theft of the original four years earlier. 1924 Inscription INSCRIPTION ON ORIGINAL MONUMENT TO CAPTAIN JOHN HANSON STEELMAN Dedicated on November 29, 1924 CAPTAIN JOHN HANSON STEELMAN 1655-1749 INDIAN TRADER AND INTERPRETER OF MARYLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA FIRST PERMANENT WHITE SETTLER IN PENNSYLVANIA WEST OF SUSQUEHANNA RIVER LIVED IN THIS VALLEY ON PAXTON INDIAN TRAIL OR ROAD LEADING FROM PRESENT HARRISBURG BORN OF SWEDISH PARENTS AT WHAT IS NOW GRAY’S FERRY BRIDGE IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA LARGEST CONTRIBUTOR TOWARD ERECTION OF OLD SWEDES LUTHERAN CHURCH WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, 1698 GUEST AND CORRESPONDENT OF WILLIAM PENN DEPONENT IN CHANCERY SUIT OF THE PENN HEIRS VERSUS LORD BALTIMORE, 1740 MARKED BY THE PENNSYLVANIA HISTORICAL COMMISSION THE SWEDISH COLONIAL SOCIETY AND CITIZENS OF ADAMS COUNTY 1924 * * * * 1977 Inscription INSCRIPTION OF SECOND MARKER ERECTED TO JOHN HANSON STEELMAN JOHN HANSON "HANCE" STEELMAN 1655-1749 INDIAN TRADER AND INTERPRETER OF MARYLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA FIRST SETTLER IN THIS VALLEY BORN OF SWEDISH PARENTS ALONG THE DELAWARE THIS TABLET ERECTED BY LIBERTY TOWNSHIP AND FAIRFIELD AREA BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE FIRST MARKER PLACED IN 1924 BY PENNSYLVANIA HISTORICAL COMMISSION 1977 Steelman Genealogy http://www.steelmangenealogy.com/monument.html | Hansson / Steelman, John (I5703)
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| 7855 | John Hansson Steelman, born 1655, moved to New Castle County by 1687 and married Maria, daughter of John Andersson Stalcop. Moving to Cecil County, MD, by 1693 he became an Indian trader and eid in present Adams County, PA, in 1749. He had at least two sons, possibly more. | Hansson / Steelman, John (I5703)
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| 7856 | John Harper Dies Suddenly. Sometime Monday afternoon, May 3, 1915, John Harper died at his home south of town. Mr. Harper lived on the T.L. Price place since last March, having moved there from the neighborhood of Hughesville. Monday Mrs. Harper went to Sedalia for the day leaving Mr. Harper in his usual health and at work on the farm. Sometime in the afternoon he went to the house and lay down on the bed and was found there by his wife about 6 o’clock. He was lying on the bed with his hat in his hand and was fully dressed when found. She summoned the hand from the field and Mr. John Teter, a neighbor, who thought from all appearances that the deceased had been dead several hours. Mr. Teter notified the Coroner at Sedalia, who deputized Dr. J.F. Jarvis, of Sweet Springs to determine on the inquest. The Doctor thought none necessary and ordered the body prepared for burial. Mr. Harper was about 46 years old at the time of his death and is survived by his heart broken wife and two small daughters. Sweet Springs Herald, Sweet Springs, Missouri. Friday, 7 May 1915. | Harper, John C. (I1879)
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| 7857 | John Hunt Sr. Power of Attorney. John Hunt, Sr. Fleming Co., KY Deed Book A-1 pg. 142-143, John Hunt Sr., 1799 ****************************************************************** Know all men by these Presents that I John Hunt Sen. of Montgomery County & State of Kentucky have made, obtained constituted and appointed John Hunt Jnr. of Fleming County & State aforesaid all debts demands & damages that shall or may be recovered of said Jacob Myers giving, and by these presents granting to my sd. Attorney my sole Power & Authority to take pursue & follow such Legal Courses for the recovery & obtaining of the same as I myself could or might do wear I Personally Present and in all things touching the same as he may think proper to do, as also to appoint one or more Attorneys under him, and to revoke the same at his pleasure also to revoke the Powers giving by me heretofore to any person whatsoever, and to act for me & in my name with all other persons whatsoever in recovering and receiving as above so far as my said Attorney shall think proper, ratifying allowing and confirming whatsoever my sd Attorney shall Lawfully do or cause to be done by virtue of these Presents. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & Seal this 26th November 1798 Signed in the Presence of us John Hunt Jesse Sanders Reubin Hunt Fleming County July the 8th 1799 This Power of Attorney from John Hunt Senr. to John Hunt Jnr. was received into my office and acknowledged by the saidd John Hunt Senr. to be his act and deed, whereupon a Copy of the same is admitted to Record Teste Joshua Stockton C.F.Cl. Ancestry Family Tree of pekeapooman, direct ancestor https://www.ancestry.com/mediaui-viewer/collection/1030/tree/112707860/person/120102110381/media/a0824a59-841c-400a-baf0-bf1e1cfa040a?galleryindex=7&sort=-created | Hunt, John Tipton (I3651)
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| 7858 | John Hunter Davis Nicholasville – Services for John Hunter Davis, 60, who died Saturday will be conducted at 2 p.m. today at the Guyn, Kurtz and Hager Funeral Home by the Rev. W.J. Arvin. Burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery. The body is at the funeral home. The Lexington Herald, Lexington, Kentucky. Monday, 26 October 1964. | Davis, John Hunter (I1447)
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| 7859 | John J. Morgan Crosses Divide Funeral Services for Prominent Sheridan Pioneer Tuesday John J. Morgan, widely known Sheridan county farmer, passed away Saturday at the Sheridan memorial Hospital, after an illness of but a short duration, death being caused by pneumonia. His death marks the passing of one of the early pioneers of this region, he having come here in 1907 and filed on a homestead twelve miles west of Plentywood, which has been his home since. Mr. Morgan was born in Michigan, March 23, 1854. When he was five years old he moved with his parents to Dayton, Wisconsin. At the age of seventeen he journeyed with his parents to Clay County, Iowa in a covered wagon, and a few years later to Laramie, Wyoming, where he spent two years. At the age of 24 he returned to Iowa and was married to Rhoda A. Crosby on March 30, 1879, at Trimello, Iowa. He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, two sisters who reside in Iowa and eight children: Mrs. H.H. Harderson, Mrs. Chas. Madsen, Mrs. Hans Madsen, of Arhcer; Mrs. Elsie Kent, Cedar Falls, Iowa; Mrs. L.J. Helgeson, Poplar, Montana; Mrs. Lynne E. Fortsch, Williston, N. Dak.; James Morgan, Royal, Iowa; and Frank W. Morgan, Anaconda. A daughter, Mrs. Freddie Snyder, died at Storm Lake, Iowa, December last. Shorty after Mr. Morgan was married he was converted and joined the Methodist Episcopal church. Later he became a member of the Free Methodist Church. Mr. Morgan died Marsh 16 - just one week prior to his 76th birthday and two weeks prior to the date that would have marked the Golden Anniversary of his wedding. He was a man widely known thruout this section of Montana as well as in the Iowa territory where he resided for many years. He leaves a host of friends who have esteemed him highly for his sterling character, neighborliness and progressiveness. Funeral services were held at the Congregational church Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Clifford officiating. Plentywood Herald, Plentywood, Montana. Thursday, 21 March 1926. | Morgan, John Josiah (I253)
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| 7860 | John Jefferson Hitchcock John Jefferson Hitchcock, died Tuesday night at 10;20, at the home of his niece, Mrs. Robert Bush of Siloam, Ky., at the ripe old age of 87 years, eleven months and twenty one days. He was well known in that vicinity where he leaves a number of friends. One brother Caleb Hitchcock of St. Paul, Ky., survives. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at one o’clock at the Mt. Zion cemetery. Portsmouth Daily Times, Portsmouth, Ohio. Thursday, 16 December 1920. | Hitchcock, John Jefferson (I1807)
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| 7861 | John Kelley Rites Set; Navy Vet Of Two Wars Services for John Kelley, 1943 Auburn Ave., a Navy veteran of both World Wars, will be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow at the Veterans Center, Dayton, Ohio. Mr. Kelly, who was 59 years old, died Sunday at the Veterans Hospital, Dayton, after a brief illness. Mr. Kelly served in the last war for four years, being recalled to active duty in August, 1941, and being released in October, 1945. He was stationed at Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., and later was a Navy Police Chief master of arms at San Bruno, Calif. After leaving the Navy he was employed by the H.&S. Pogue Co. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ruth Gearhart Kelley; a stepson, James M. Bradbury, Miami, Fla.; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Betty Kramer of Auburn Avenue address; a sister, Mrs. Helen Lawson, 2214 Eastern Ave., and a brother, Michael E. Kelley of the Veterans Center, Dayton. The Cincinnati Enquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio. Tuesday, 26 August 1951. LKH note: typo on newspaper obituary headline spells his surname as Kelley. | Kelly, John Joseph (I993)
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| 7862 | John L. Brent Jr. Services for John L. Brent Jr., 62, Indianapolis, were today in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home. Calling will be until 9 tonight. Brent, who died Thursday in West 10th Street Division of Roudebush VA Medical Center, was a welder 26 years at PT Corp. He retired last year. He was a World War II Army veteran and the widower of Bessie L. Brooks Brent. Survivors – sons Mark S., John L. Brent III; daughters Beatrice Pressing, Melinda Fisher. The Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Indiana. Monday, 24 February 1986. | Brent, John LeRoy Jr. (I5121)
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| 7863 | John L. Marshall John Lester Marshall, 53, former Frankfort resident, died in his sleep at his home at Cincinnati Monday night. Born in Frankfort, Nov. 9, 1915, he was a member of the Christian Church, an Army veteran of World War II and an employe of the Cincinnati post office. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Mamie Evans Marshall and one brother, Courtland Marshall, both of Cincinnati. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The body is at Rogers Funeral Home, where friends may call after 4 p.m. Thursday. The State Journal, Frankfort, Kentucky. Wednesday, 5 March 1969. | Marshall, John Lester (I3313)
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| 7864 | John Lester Marshall Frankfort - John Lester Marshall, 53, son of Mrs. Mamie Evans Marshall, died Monday. The body will be brought to the Rogers Funeral Home today. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. Thursday. Lexington Herald-Leader, Lexington, Kentucky. Wednesday, 5 March 1969. | Marshall, John Lester (I3313)
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| 7865 | John Luther Pearson was born April 1, 1998 in Linn Co., Missouri, near Browning where he grew to manhood. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Pearson. He was married to Miss Orpha J. Cassity on Oct. 23, 1907. His wife dying in 1910 in Colorado Spring, Colo. after which he went to Montana for his health. On Monday, Oct. 24, 1915, he was married to Miss Clara Alice Elery at Barker, Mont. Last March he and wife located in Colorado Spring where remained until death, which occurred on June 6, 1917. He was buried at Ekalaka, Mont. Luther as he was known by his many friends here was an honest, upright, young man and was highly respected by all who knew him. The wife and other relatives have the sympathy of all in their hour of grief. The Browning Leader-Record, Browning, Missouri. Thursday, 28 June 1917. | Pearson, John Luther (I2574)
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| 7866 | John Luther Pearson, a well known homesteader who came to Montana three years ago last fall and located near Chaussee, Mont., passed away at Colorado Springs on June 6th, 1917, at the age of 30 years, 2 months and 5 days. Last March deceased went to Colorado in hopes of benefiting his health. The remains were shipped to Ismay Tuesday of this week and the funeral services held in Ekalaka Wednesday, burial being made in the I.O.O.F. cemetery. Mr. Pearson was born at Browning, Missouri, on April 1, 1887, and lived in that state until he came to Montana. On October 25, 1915, he was married to Clara Elery, to which union one child was born, which passed away in infancy. He leaves to mourn his early departure from this life a father, H.C. Pearson, of Browning, Mo., four sisters, Mrs. O.B. Tulley of Cairo, Neb.; Mrs. S.O. Stuart of Chausse, Mont.; Mrs. F.B. Green and Mrs. M.E. Standlee of Danebrog, Neb., and one brother, Earnest Pearson of Chausse. The Ekalaka Eagle, Ekalaka, Montana. Friday 15 June 1917. | Pearson, John Luther (I2574)
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| 7867 | John M. Hedges, a brother of Walter Hedges, was shot and killed in Denver a week ago Monday, by Frank Butts. Butts, who shot Hedges, was drunk The Horton Headlight-Commercial, Horton, Kansas. Thursday, 11 April 1907. | Hedges, John Milton (I379)
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| 7868 | John McGhee, 97, Passed Way, Bloomington, Ill., Oct. 1 Funeral services for John H. McGhee were held at the Church of Christ in Purdin at 2:30, Tuesday afternoon, October 5, 1954, conducted by the Rev. L.E. Ketcherside of Peoria, Illinois. Burial was made in the Purdin cemetery. John H. McGhee was born August 4, 1857 at Enterprise, Missouri, son of John and Elizabeth Bowen McGhee. He passed away at the Mennonite Hospital in Bloomington, Illinois, Friday, October 2, 1954, at the age of 97 years, 2 months and 28 days. Mr. McGhee was united in marriage to Mary E. Fosher, February 21, 1883. To this union ten children were born. He had been making his home with a son, George E. McGhee, of Roanoke, Illinois for the past few years. He is survived by the following children: Earl, of Trenton, New Jersey; George E., Roanoke, Illinois; Abe A., of Washington, D.C.; Ralph S., of Kansas City; Cecil C., of Purdin; Mrs. Sarah Acree, of Palmdale, Calif.; Opal McGhee and Mrs. Josie Blunt, of Kansas City; fourteen grandchildren and seventeen great-grandchildren. Mrs. McGhee preceded him in death December 28, 1940. Mr. McGhee united with the Church of Christ at Shelby fifty-nine years ago. The Browning Leader-Record, Browning, Missouri. Thursday, 7 October 1954. | McGhee, John Henry (I2553)
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| 7869 | John Milton Hedges was born May 23, 1870 in Rowan county, Kentucky. He came to Kansas about 16 years ago. Nov. 28, 1896, he was married to Effie A. Saunders who survives him with four children. He left Denison over a year ago and made his home for some months in Topeka from whence he went to Denver, Colo., and later to Las Animas, Colo., where he was working at plastering when he was shot and instantly killed Tuesday March 26th. The body was brought here for burial arriving Saturday evening, the funeral being held next day at the Christian church here at 2 p.m., services being conducted by Rev. Davis of St. Joseph, Mo. His parents, one brother and four sisters are dead leaving one sister Mrs. J.S. Gil and four brothers, A.V., L.N., W.G. and C.E. The deceased was a member of the I.O.O.F., who had charge of the funeral, interment being made in the R.P. cemetery Easter afternoon. The Meriden Ledger, Meriden, Kansas. Thursday, 4 April 1907. | Hedges, John Milton (I379)
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| 7870 | JOHN MILTON TURLEY was born in 1819 in Montgomery County, Kentucky, and died in 1882 in Glencoe, St. Louis County, Missouri.884 He moved with his family to Gallatin County, Kentucky, and in 1845, at the estate sale after his father's death, purchased a scythe and cradle, a red cow and a bay horse.885 He was still living in the family home in 1850, and was listed as a laborer. in 1851 he and his brothers and sisters sold their share of their late father's property to the eldest brother, Joseph Turley. Sometime after 1851 John M. Turley moved to Missouri where he married Juliann Helterbrand, widow of Thomas Jefferson Medley and daughter of John and Adelade (Younger) Helterbrand. Juliann was born in 1835 and died 2 July 1887 in St. Louis; she was buried in Glencoe Cemetery, according to the death certificate, but the grave has not been located. She married Thomas J. Medley in St. Louis 3 September 1854. According to a deposition by Alen Medly in Jefferson County, Missouri, Thomas J. Medley lived less than a year after his marriage and left no children. His widow subsequently married John M. Turley. To this date no record of the date of place of marriage has been found. It is possible it was in Lewis County, Missouri. In Lewis County, D. S. Hamilton and John M. Turley purchased land from Laban Pruitt. John subsequently sold his share in 1853 to Hamilton. The deed was filed 22 February 1854. The eldest son of John and Juliann, Charles Edward Turley, was born in Lewis County in 1858. In 1862 John M. Turley and Julia his wife of the city of St. Louis for payment of $100.00 conveyed to Joseph Medley their title claims and interest as heirs of Thomas J. Medley in half of thirty-three acres and forty-hundredths of an acre. John M. Turley, Juliann and five children were listed on the 1870 census in Meramec Township of St. Louis County. He was a farmer. 89' They purchased property in 1870 in Franklin County, Missouri near Pacific, from Aaron and Nancy Calvin, but sold the property two years later. john M. Turley and his son, Charles E. Turley, were listed in the St Louis Directory in 1876 and 1877. In the 1880 census John M. Turley was listed in Meramec Township in St. Louis County. From 1884 to 1887 Juliann Turlev was listed as widow of John Turley in the St. Louis Directory. Children of John M. and Juliann (Helterbrand) Turley: Charles Edward Turley b. 2 May 1858 Eulilia Elizabeth Adelade Turley b. 24 November 1859 William Harvey Turley b. December, 1863 Joseph Sylvester Turley b. 24 January 1865 James Leonard Turley b. 1869899 Robert Leslie Turley b. July, 1873^^° Albert Russell Turley b. 1878901 Virgil Turley d.y. Eugene Turley d.y. Turley Family Record, page 388-389 | Turley, John Milton (I5638)
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| 7871 | John Newton Economy – Funeral services and burial were held today for John Cleve Newton, 84, Economy, who died Saturday in Henry County Memorial Hospital in New Castle after an extended illness. Mr. Newton was a retired section foreman for the C&C Railroad. He was a World War I veteran and attended Antioch Christian Church at Losantville. He was a 40-year resident of Economy, moving there from Muncie. Surviving are a brother, Claude Newton, Losantville; a sister, Mrs. Lydia Mosier, Economy, and several nieces and nephews. Muncie Evening News, Muncie, Indiana. Monday, 2 September 1974. | Newton, John Cleveland "Cleve" (I639)
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| 7872 | John R. Baker Succumbs In Hospital Saturday John R. Baker, 76, passed away at 7:50 o’clock Saturday morning in a local hospital. Cause of his death was not reported. Born in Sullivan county, Missouri, on November 14, 1880, he moved to Oklahoma and lived there for some time, after which he came west to Colorado. He left Colorado 20 years ago and came to Idaho Falls where he has since resided. His wife, Martha, passed away about 12 years ago. He is survived by one son, John W. Baker of St. Joseph, Mo., a daughter, Mrs. Clara Sampson of Idaho Falls and two step sons, E.E. Price of Idaho Falls and L.A. Price of Blackfoot. Services will be conducted Monday afternoon at 2 o’clock in the McHan Funeral chapel. Interment will be in Rose Hill cemetery under the direction of the McHan Funeral home. The Post-Register, Idaho Falls, Idaho. Sunday, 24 January 1937. | Baker, John Rowen (I2301)
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| 7873 | John Rice, from near Hickman, committed suicide near Ghent, Friday morning at about 5 o'clock, by cutting his throat with a razor. He was on a visit to his children at John Menses, about a mile from Ghent. As no cause for this act is known it is supposed that he was insane. His age was about 65 years. The News-Democrat, Carrollton, Kentucky. Saturday, 28 September 1878, page 5. | Rice, John Bunyon (I3563)
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| 7874 | John S. Howard Funeral services will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the Robert . Stetler Funeral Homer, Santa Paula, for John S. Howard, 48, Santa Paula, who died Saturday in a local hospital after a long illness. Officiating will be the Rev. Kenneth Lyon. Burial will be in the Fairview Cemetery, Pryor, Okla. Mr. Howard was born Jan. 17, 1922, in McComb, Okla. A veteran of World War II service with the Navy, Mr. Howard was employed as a truck driver for West States Co. before his illness. He came to Ventura County eight years ago. He was a member of the American legion, Post Wilbur Bartlett, Brooklyn, Mich. His wife, Margaret, Died Nov. 15. He is survived by a son, James Burley, Idaho; stepson John Harvey, Santa Paula; daughters, Mrs. Judy Howard, Fullerton, Mrs. Vickie Decker, Burley, Idaho; stepdaughter, Mrs. Markeita Satherthwaite, in Michigan; brothers, Raymond, Santa Paula, Glen, Pryor, Okla., Wilburn, Oxnard; his mother, Mrs. Lottie Sears, Pryor, Okla. The family asks that donations in his name be made to the Ventura County Cancer Society. Ventura County Star, Ventura, California. Monday, 7 December 1970. | Howard, John Samuel (I5362)
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| 7875 | John Schmidt, 90, passed away Feb. 13, 2005. Survived by his sister, Amelia Nutt of Pueblo; numerous nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by his wife, Leota Fern Schmidt on Sept. 30, 1999; one brother and five sisters. John was born March 21, 1914, to Peter and Mary Schmidt near Fort Cobb, Okla. John moved to Colorado in 1932. He served in the U.S. Army during World War II with the Battery B 225 Field Artillery Battalion. He was employed by the Pueblo Army Depot until his retirement in 1971. John was a member of First United Methodist Church. He and Leota enjoyed their many vacation trips together, especially when they traveled to Hawaii and the Caribbean. Graveside service will be held 2 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2005, at Roselawn Cemetery with the Rev. Dr. Rick Calhoun officiating. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to First United Methodist Church through the funeral home. Online condolences, www.montgomery- steward.com. Thursday, February 17, 2005 Pueblo Chieftain | Schmidt, John (I4165)
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| 7876 | JOHN SHINGLER HEDGES March 31, 1926 - March 14, 2015 John was born on March 31, 1926 and passed away on Saturday, March 14, 2015. John was a resident of Laguna Beach, California. https://www.mccormickandson.com/obituary/john-s-hedges and https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/legacyremembers/john-hedges-obituary?pid=179324423 | Hedges, John Shingler (I5176)
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| 7877 | John Stille was born near Tinicum, in the year 1646, and died on the 24th April, 1722, and was buried in the church-yard of the Swedes Church at Wicacoa, where his tomb-stone still remains. He was one of the original trustees of that Church, and the pastor in recording his death, adds: "He lived a godly life in this world." His father, Olof Stille, was doubtless one of the original Swedish colonists, as his passport or certificate of character bears date December 2, 1634. Old stille came from the lordship of Penninby and Nyannes, in the duchy of Lodermainia, about 70 miles south of Stockholm, then in possession of the noble family of Bielke. He resided below Tinicum, on a tract of land marked in Lindstrom's map "Stille's land," and called by the Indiana "Techorassi," or Tequirasi, and seems to have been one the principal men of the colony. The Record of the Court at Upland, in Pennsylvania. 1676 to 1681. page 78-79. | Stille, John / Johan Olofsson (I5692)
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| 7878 | John Stille, only son of Oloff Stille, was for many years a trustee of the Swedish Church, at Wicaceo, from the records of which it appears he died April 22, 1722, aged about seventy-six years, "having lived a Godly life in this World." His widow, Gertrude, survived him many years, dying January 16, 1744, aged about eighty years. Issue of John and Gertrude Stille: Christine Stille, b.1685; m. Jan. 24, 1705, Zaccheus Cocks. Anna Stille, b.1686; m. Sept. 5, 1705, Peter Svenson. Oloff (William), b.1687; d. April 9, 1739. Sarah Stille, b.1691; m. Nov. 7, 1709, Sven Johnson. John Stille, b.1693; d. Dec. 20, 1746. Brightta (or Bridget) Stille, b.1694; m. May 13, 1724, Philip Vandevere. Peter Stille, b. April 11, 1899; d. June 28, 1767; of whom presently. Gertrude Stille, b. March 18, 1701; m. July 1, 1730, Samuel Hesselius, pastor of Swedish church, at Christina. Morton Stille, b. Feb 1704; of whom presently. Helena Stille, b. Oct. 27, 1705 Allemky, b. Dec. 1709; m. May 1, 1723, Samuel Smith. Morton Stille, fourth son of John and Gertrude Stille, was born in Philadelphia, February, 1704. He married Mary Holton, of Gloucester county, New Jersey, and settled in that county, where he died in 1753. He had among other children, a son, John Stille born in Philadelphia, 1767 and succeeded his father as merchant in that city, where he died December 5, 1842. He married December 19m, 1811, Maria, born May 17, 1786, died October 28, 1858, daughter of John and Mary (Ritz) Wagner, of Philadelphia . . . page 1608 * * * * Peter Stille, son of John and Gertrude Stille, born in the present limits of Philadelphia, April 11, 1699, inherited from his father, part of the land originally taken up by Oloff Stille, a generation before the founding of Pennsylvania by William Penn, and it passed to his only son, John, by devise and deeds from his sisters. Peter Stille also owned a farm on raccoon creek, New Jersey, where the town of Swedesboro now stands, though he spent his whole life in Philadelphia, dying there, June 28, 1767. Peter married (first), at Wicacoe Church (Old Swedes'), to Sarah Campion, July 12, 1725, (second), at Christ Church, April 17, 1749, to Margaret, widow of William Pocklington, and daughter of Jonas Jones, who survived him. The will of Peter Stille, dated July 1, 1766, proved July 1, 1767, devises certain estate to his son, John, should he "return to this Province"' and the remainder of his estate to his widow, Margaret, and daughters, Sarah, wife of Edward Yorke, and Elizabeth, wife of Isaac Course. Later conveyance by the daughters and their husbands to their brother, John Stille, show that he did "return to this Province." page 1641 Colonial Families of Philadelphia | Stille, John / Johan Olofsson (I5692)
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| 7879 | John Stille, was born near Tinicum, in the year 1646, and died April 24, 1722, aged about 76 years, and was buried in the graveyard of the Swedes' Church at Wicacoa, where his tombstone still remains. He was one of the original trustees of that church, and the pastor, in recording his death, adds: "He lived a goodly life in this world." Chester (and its vicinity,) Delaware County, in Pennsylvania: with genealogical sketches of some old families. By John Hill Martin. 1877. https://archive.org/details/chesteranditsvic00mart/page/510/mode/2up | Stille, John / Johan Olofsson (I5692)
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| 7880 | JOHN TURLEY was born about 1819 in Montgomery County, Kentucky. He married before 1850 Elizabeth S. ___. She was born about 1820 in Kentucky. She died 1870-1874 in Cass County, Missouri. About 1874 John Turley married Millie ___. She was born about 1858 in Kentucky. John Turley died 28 January 1890 in Missouri. In 1847 John Turley was taxed in Montgomery County, Kentucky, as the owner of one horse and a gold watch. In 1848 he had three horses, a watch and a store. In 1848 he had 3/4 acre of land, two blacks, one horse, a store and the watch. John Turley was living in Montgomery County, Kentucky, in 1850 and was listed in the census there. In 1858 he moved to Cass County, Missouri. He settled in Dolan Township. In 1880 John Turley was listed in the census for Cass County, Missouri, as John Turley, Sr. John Turley and Elizabeth S. are not known to have had any children. Children of John and Millie ( ) Turley: Mary E. Turley b. c. 1875 Cass A. Turley b. c. 1877 Lucy Turley b. c. 1879 Turley Family Records, page 369. | Turley, John (I5534)
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| 7881 | John W. Carey's will probate filing date: 26 Oct 1906, Durant Division, Indian Territory [Bryan County, Oklahoma]. Administrator: James R. McKinney. List of heirs made 20 Oct 1906: Mrs. Frankie Carey, widow, residing in Durant, I.T. Alice Brain, sister, residing in Atoka, I.T. J. Matt Carey, brother, residing in Morehead, KY. U.G. Carey, brother, residing in Morehead, KY. Nannie Powers, sister, residing in Morehead, KY. Sallie Rice, sister, residing in Porto Rico. There is a list of the livestock (appraised at $12,052) and a description of the location of the ranch, located one and one half mile south of the City of Chickasha, Indian Territory. | Carey, John W. (I1204)
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| 7882 | John W. Maddox. Funeral services for John W. Maddox, 63, of Ojai, will be conducted tomorrow at 3 p.m. in the chapel of the Sawtelle Veterans Administration facility, West Los Angeles. Mr. Maddox, a life member of the Army & Navy Legion of Valor and a veteran of both World wars, died Friday in the Sawtelle Veterans Administration Hospital after a long illness. He won the Distinguished Service Cross in action with the 91st Division near Audenarde, Belgium, on Nov.1, 1918. He leaves his widow Gladys and two daughters, Mrs. John G. Kincade of Berkeley and Mrs. James Brady of Santa Barbara. Burial will be in the VA Cemetery. The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California. Monday, 17 August 1959. | Maddox, John William (I1644)
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| 7883 | John W. Selvy, 86, New Castle, died Monday in his home after a brief illness. He was born in Slickford, Ky., and had resided in New Castle most of his life. Mr. Selvy retired from Chrysler Corp in 1965 after 37 years employment. He was a member of United Auto Workers Local 371. Survivors include his wife, Cora; two daughters, Gladys Wadman and Sharon Weisheit; and a son, Gene. The Star Press. Muncie, Indiana. 1 Nov 1988. | Selvy, John W. (I3347)
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| 7884 | John William Masters, 84, of Fleming County, died at the Fleming County Hospital Friday, Jan. 4, 2008. Mr. Masters was born in Rowan County, Dec. 12, 1923, the son of the late Isaiah Masters and Lula Kirk Masters. John is survived by his wife of 63 years, Gustiva Hyatt Masters; two sons, Dan (Bettye) Masters and Charlie (Rose Ann) Masters of Flemingsburg; and two grandsons, John (Francie) Masters and Marc (Danielle) Masters, both of Lexington. Also surviving is one sister, Georgia Wood of Morehead, and several nieces and nephews. Preceding Mr. Masters in death were two half sisters, Onolda Caudill and Flo Eisler; and seven half brothers, Early Masters, Mervin Masters, Williard Masters, Harry Ball, Earl Ball, Byron Ball, and Clayton Ball. | Masters, John William (I2162)
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| 7885 | John William Newton was born in Washington County Ohio, 20 June 1849, died 16 Oct 1918. Married Sarah M. Farson 10 Oct 1871. Eight children born. Leaves wife, sons, Wesley D., William A., Charles W. all of Ringland MT; daughters, Mrs Anna Graham, Green City MO; Mrs. Sadie Payne, North Salem MO, Clara Newton, Cora MO. A daughter of Oklahoma and Allen of Montana. Services by Elder H. Blenderwood of Milan, burial Fairview Cemetery. The Browning Leader-Record newspaper. Issue Oct 24, 1918. | Newton, John William (I2630)
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| 7886 | JOHN WILLIAM SALLEE, son of ALFRED and LUCY NORVELL SALLEE, was born 4 Jan 1865 at Collier Mill near Chillicothe MO. Died 12 Aug 1950 at home of sister in law MARY MOLLOY, Shafter MO. Married ANNA HAYES 2 Jan 1898 who died 29 July 1950. Leaves half brother ROBERT SALLEE of Wheeling MO; 2 nieces Mrs ROBERT BURTCH of Laredo MO and Mrs ERNIE SHIFFLET of Brookfield MO; nephew DEAN SALLEE of Linneus MO. Burial Mt Olive Cem. The Browning Leader-Record, issue 24 Aug 1950, Browning MO. | Sallee, John William (I4503)
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| 7887 | John Wm. Woodside Passed Away Wednesday, November 22, 1944 John William Woodside, son of the late John M. and Mary Stewart Woodside, was born near Purdin, Missouri, on August 21, 1860, died November 22, 1944, aged 84 years, 3 months and 1 day. He was married February 11, 1885, to Pauline Phillips. Nine children were born to this union, two children preceded him in death, Jay William and an infant daughter. He leaves to mourn his passing his aged companion, four sons and three daughters, Mrs. Mae Wright, of Santa Paula, California; Mrs. Sina Elliott, of Highmare, South Dakota; Mrs. Pearl Guyer, of Omak, Washington; Alex H. and Jessie Woodside, of Purdin, Missouri; Herman Woodside of Trenton, Missouri, and Stewart Woodside, of Omak, Washington. Twenty-three grandchildren, and twenty-four great grandchildren. One brother, E.S. Woodside, of Rocky Ford, Colorado, and a number of nieces and nephews. His father, mother, four sisters and two brothers preceded him in death. Six grandsons are in the armed services. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church for 55 years. The Browning Leader-Record, Browning, Missouri. Thursday, 7 December 1944. | Woodside, John William (I131)
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| 7888 | John's will is recorded in Fairfield Co., OH Will book 2, pg. 28. In the name of God, Amen, I, John Julien Sen. of Fairfield County and State of Ohio, being sick and weak in body, but of sound & disposing mind & memory & understanding, thanks be to God for the same, considering the certainty and the uncertainty of the time thereof and being desirous to settle and ______ my temporal affairs before it shall please almighty God to call me hence, do therefore make and publish this instrument of writing as and for me last will & testament in manner and form following, to wit, It is my _________ and desire that my Administrator hereafter mentioned shall make sale of all the real and personal property except my silver watch. Secondly, after all my first debts are fully paid off and satisfied, I give and deivse unto my sons, Rene Julien Ten Dollars and unto William Julien Ten Dollars, and unto Richard Julien, my watch before described and the remainder of the money coming from the sale of my real and personal property and all money due my estate to be equally divided between all my children, namely, Rene Julien, Richard B. Julien, John Julien, Nancy Fox, William Julien, Stephen Julien, except as hereafter excepted, and to all the heirs of my daughter, Mary Ann Hedges, deceased, one share, equal with one of my children now living, to be equally divided among them, namely Rebecca Wheeler, Alice Hedges, Charles Hedges, Susannah _____ (Flanner?), Richard Hedges, Mary Ann Hedges, and Solomon Hedges, also a share equal to one of my children now living to be equally divided among the heirs of my daughter, Elizabeth, namely, Matilda Hedges, Mary Hedges, Zelda Hedges & Elizabeth Hedges. Thirdly, it is my wish that the judgments that is against me as security per my son Stephen Julien shall be paid out of his part as before excepted. Fourthly and lastly, I constitute and appoint Robert ______ of Fairfield County and State of Ohio, administrator of this my last will and testament hereby revoking and making null and void all former wills, being by me heretofore made or executed, ratifying and confirming this and none other to be my last will and testament. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 30th day of July 1830. Signed John Julien SEAL Witnesses: Moses Hedges, Elisha H. Leazeary (?) and William Hamilton Recorded July 1830 | Julien, John (I1590)
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| 7889 | Johnason Crouch Mount Vernon – Johnason D. “John” Crouch, 35, died at 8:40 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 24, 1994, in Doctors’ Nursing Home in Salem. Services will be at 1 p.m. today in Oakdale Cemetery, north of Bluford with the Rev. Everett Lemay officiating. There will be no visitation. Hughey Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Southern Illinoisan, Carbondale, Illinois. Saturday, 26 February 1994. | Crouch, Johnason Duane (I4741)
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| 7890 | JOSEPH ADDIS0N3 TURLEY was born in 1815 in Montgomery County, Kentucky, and moved with his parents from the Mt. Sterling area to Napoleon, Gallatin County, Kentucky, where he died in 1875. On 28 June 1843 in Grant County, Kentucky, he married America Hampton, the daughter of James and Jane (Jack) Hampton. She was born in July, 1825, and died in 1916. It was in the Preston Hampton home in 1804 that the Ten Mile Baptist Church was formed, "with thirteen whites and two colored in attendance. The church is adjacent to the Turley property and they were active in its development. In May, 1842, the church had one of the largest revivals in its history and among those received as members were Joseph Turley and his wife, Thomas J. Turley and his wife, James Turley, and Samuel Turley. After the death of his mother, Elizabeth, Joseph Turley purchased the family property from his brothers and sisters, and in 1866 replaced the original log cabins with a large home made of bricks which were handmade on the property. That same year a new building was erected for the Ten Mile Baptist Church with handmade bricks molded on the Turley farm. The church building was destroyed by fire in 1942 and has been replaced with a newer structure. The Turley home remained in use until damaged by a storm in 1961. Part of it was still standing in the 1970s, but is no longer in existence. The land still remains in the hands of descendants in 1978. All of Joseph Turley's family, except his daughter Emily, were buried in the family graveyard. Joseph Turley also acquired land in Grant County, Kentucky, beginning on 30 December 1851 when he purchased from Preston W. Hampton for "the consideration of one dollar his undivided interest in the tract of land known as the old brick house tract of the estate of James Hampton, deceased. On 14 May 1856 C. Holton and his wife, Mary E. Holton, formerly Hampton, sold to Joseph Turley the tract of land allotted to her out of the "Home tract" of her father, the late James Hampton. The tract contained sixteen and one-half acres and twenty poles and was located on Ten Mile Creek in Grant County, Kentucky. The purchase price was $498.75. A third transaction was between Joseph Turley and B. Swope and his wife Ellen W. Swope. Joseph Turley purchased twenty-seven acres, two rods and twenty poles by the "waters of Ten Mile" for $690.62. The date of the sale was 8 April 1857. Albert Steel and his wife, Emily, late Emily Hampton, of Jackson County, Missouri, sold to Joseph Turley for $576.00 the tract of land containing nineteen acres and twenty-two poles left to Emily in a division among the heirs of James Hampton. Finally, an indenture was made between J. J. Landram, Master Commissioner of the Gallatin Circuit Court and Joseph Turley on 18 March 1863. This was a settlement of a case from the August, 1859, term of court with Turley as plaintiff as administrator of James Hampton, deceased, and Jane Hampton, John Lucas, Theodosia Lucas, Emily Steel, Albert G. Steel, America Turley, Calvin Holton, Mary E. Holton, William L. Richards, William M. Hampton and others as defendants. Joseph Turley was the highest bidder for the portion of land set forth to James Hampton in the division of his father's estate. The tract contained twenty-two acres and the purchase price was $617.00. Joseph Turley, in his will dated 13 November 1874 and entered for probate 16 August 1875,left to his wife, America, the farm in Gallatin County and all the things she would choose to keep house and farm. After her death, one hundred acres with the house were to go to Samuel Clay Turley. The land was described as beginning at a post near Ten Mile Church...to land of Lillard heir. Samuel Clay Turley was also to have his horse. The remaining part of the tract, after America's death, was to go to Emily Steele Turley who was also to have her piano and horse. James William Turley and Joseph Addison Turley were to receive all of the land in Grant County plus two notes and $500.00 which was to be divided between them. Samuel Turley and William Turley were witnesses to the will. Court appointed appraisers, Joseph Brett, Joseph R. Lillard and Samuel Turley, valued the personal estate of Joseph Turley at $2660.35. The items set aside for America Turley's use included furniture and cooking utensils as well as milch cows, calves, heifers and steers, horses, sows and hogs, oxen, a bull, sheep, and farm equipment. These items were valued at $2110.50. In 1904 "Sister America Turley" was listed among four members still present who had been members of Ten Mile Baptist Church for fifty years or more. She later lost her sight, but remained in her home until her death in 1916. Children of Joseph Addison and America (Hampton) Turley: Martha Jane (Jennie) Turley b. c. 1845, d. before 1860 James William Turley b. c. 1847 Emily Steele Turley b. 1852 (twin) Joseph Addison Turley b. 1852 (twin) Samuel Clay Turley b. c. 1858 Turley Family Records, page 382=385. | Turley, Joseph Addison (I5632)
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| 7891 | Joseph Aldendifer Joseph Ralph Aldendifer, 986, of Lincoln, Ill., and Rancho Mirage died Nov. 8, 2002, in Rancho Mirage. He was born May 17, 1916, to Joseph R. and Marguerite Collins Aldendifer in Boyne City, Mich. He married Cynthia Clow on Feb 2, 1967, in Las Vegas. He was a pilot with Continental Airlines for 31 years and president of Mount Pulaski Telephone Co. for 30 years. He served in the Army Air Corps from 1941 to 1946. He was a member of Thunderbird and The Springs country clubs in Rancho Mirage and the Lincoln Elks Club in Lincoln, Ill. He is survived by his wife, Cynthia of Lincoln, Ill., and Rancho Mirage; three sons, Joseph R. of Corona, James of South Bend, Ind., and Curtis E. of Honolulu; his sister Marianne Tucker of Naples, Fla.; his brother James C. of Lincoln, Ill.; and several grandchildren. Services will be private with inurnment at Union Cemetery, Lincoln, Ill., under the direction of Palm Spring Mortuary of Cathedral City. The family suggests donation be made to the American Cancer Society or a charity of choice. The Desert Sun, Palm Springs, California. Monday, 11 November 2002. | Aldendifer, Joseph Ralph (I5160)
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| 7892 | Joseph Alkire on Tuesday received word that the wife of his brother, James Alkire, of Sidell, was at the point of death in a hospital at Danville, where she had been taken for an operation. The Champaign Daily News, Champaign, Illinois. Wednesday, 29 March 1911. | Hedges, Emma Alice (I1363)
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| 7893 | Joseph Benton Fox, 91, of Danville, Illinois, passed away Saturday (Oct. 31, 2020) at home. Joseph was born on Jan. 21, 1929 in Fairmount, Illinois, the son of Willis B. Fox and Grace Hedges Fox. He married Patricia Ann Dowers on July 10, 1954. She survives. Other survivors include two daughters, Diana (Bob) Kmetz of Edwardsville and Teresa (Mark) Steinbaugh of Bismarck, one brother, Marion Fox of Decatur; one sister, Marjorie Block of Sanford, North Carolina; four grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Joe was a veteran of the U.S. Army, serving during the Korean War. He worked as a rural mail carrier for the U.S. Postal Service in Fairmount and Homer. He was a member of the American Legion Post 210. As per his wishes, Joseph will be cremated, and a private service will be held. | Fox, Joseph Benton (I5290)
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| 7894 | Joseph E. Fraley Marshall – Joseph E. Fraley, 55, of 319 Ferguson Road died Saturday in Oaklawn Hospital, where he had been a patient for nine days. He was born in Morehead, Ky., and came to the Marshall area in December 1987. He graduated from high school in Morehead in 1949 and joined the U.S. Air Force. He graduated from the University of Kentucky in 1957. He was employed as a marketing representative by the IBM Corp. in Kalamazoo from 1957 to 1979. In 1979, he moved to Albion and farmed on 26-Mile Road. In 1975, he ran unsuccessfully for Calhoun County drain commissioner. A son, Robert, died in 1971. He is survived by his wife, the former Barbara O’Hara; a daughter, Virginia Fraley of Marshall; three sons, Cline, a student at Michigan State University, James of Diamond bar, Calif., and Kenneth of Wichita, Kan.; and a granddaughter. Services will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Court-Putnam Funeral Home. Battle Creek Enterprise, Battle Creek, Michigan. Monday, 6 June 1988. | Fraley, Joseph Edgar (I2022)
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| 7895 | Joseph E. Hackney, Sr. Joseph (Joe) E. Hackney, Sr., passed away at home on June 6, 2012. Joe worked as a meat cutter until his retirement in 1989. Joe and his wife of 60 years, Dorothy, spent their retirement years traveling throughout the United States, Canada, New Zealand and Europe. Joe was born near Liberal, MO, on Aug. 14, 1929. After his high school graduation, Joe entered the Air Force and served as a firefighter at Lackland AFB in Texas. After his discharge, Joe took a job as a meat cutter with A&P Grocery Stores in Brookfield, MO, where he met his future wife, Dorothy. Joe was precede in death by his parents, Zuber and Agnes Hackney, and a younger brother, Bill. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy (Cassity) of Kansas City, MO; a daughter, Cynthia L. Hackney of Kansas City, MO; a son and daughter-in-law, Joseph E. Hackney, Jr. and Ella Hackney of Greenwood, MO; two grand-daughters, Elizabeth (Hackney) Broomhall and her husband Jeremy of Albuquerque, NM, and Emma Hackney of Greenwood, MO; and two brothers, Bob Hackney of Broken Arrow, OK, and Don Hackney and his wife Pat of Norwalk, CA Services will be held on Friday, June 8 at Raytown Christian Church. Visitation will be a 1 p.m. and the funeral will begin at 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to your favorite charity. Online condolences may be left for the family at Langsfordfuneralhome.com Arrangements by Langsford funeral home, 115 SW 3rd St., Lee’s Summit, MO 64063 The Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Missouri. Friday, 8 June 2012. | Hackney, Joseph Edward (I4557)
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| 7896 | Joseph E. Moody Joseph E. Moody, 68, 9227 Sussex Terrace, a retired electronics worker, died yesterday in Community Hospital. Born in Owingsville, Ky., Mr. Moody had lived in Indianapolis, 47 years. He had been employed in the electronics division of the United States Navy Avionics Facility 2 years, retiring in 1972. Mr. Moody worked in the field of research and development. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel with entombment in Washington Park East Mausoleum. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Dorothy moody, three daughters, Miss Jeanette Moody, Mrs. Janice Kavanaugh, Mrs. Jerri Smoot and a son, Joseph C. Moody, all of Indianapolis. The Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis, Indiana. Wednesday, 21 August 1974. | Moody, Joseph Earl (I3758)
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| 7897 | Joseph E. Neely was born in Upsure county, W.Va., Feb. 28, 1854, and died Dec. 16, 1914, aged 60 years, 9 months and 18 days. He came to Linn county, Mo., with his parents in 1869 and moved to Sullivan county in 1872, where he has resided ever since. He was married to Amanda Cassity in 1877, and to this union were born eight children, five boys and three girls. Two sons and one daughter survive – Roy E. and Floyd M. Neely and Mrs. Bessie M. Lawrence. He leaves a wife, two sons, one daughter, father, mother, three brothers and two sisters. His remains were laid to rest in the Oak Grove cemetery. Not for the dead in Christ we weep. Their sorrows now are o’er The sea is calm The tempest past On that eternal shore. Eunice Neely. The Milan Standard, Milan, Missouri. Thursday, 31 December 1914, page 1. | Neely, Joseph Emery (I2597)
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| 7898 | Joseph Edward Wilson Mt. Sterling - Services for Joseph Edward Wilson Sr., 63, 226 Strother Street, husband of Mrs. Drew Heath Wilson, who died Friday, will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Monday at the Eastin-Richey Funeral Home here. Burial will be in the Machpelah Cemetery. The body is at the funeral home. Lexington Herald-Leader, Lexington, Kentucky. Sunday, 28 February 1971. | Wilson, Joseph Edward (I3264)
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| 7899 | Joseph H. Pierce, 47, 8761 SR 138, died Thursday at Highland District Hospital. He was born Nov. 24, 1940, in Highland County the son of Dewey C. and Lillie (Ward) Pierce. He is survived by his wife Marjorie, one son, Gary at home, one brother, William Pierce of Dayton, four sisters, Alma Harvey of Mowrystown, Velvia Griffith and Marie Donohoo, both of Dayton, and Phyllis Wisecup of Hillsboro. Services were held Saturday at the Rhoades-Edgington Funeral Home in Hillsboro with Terry Washburn officiating. Burial followed in the Sugar Tree Ridge Cemetery. The Press Gazette, Hillsboro, Ohio. Tuesday, 5 April 1988. | Pierce, Joseph Hugh (I3787)
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| 7900 | Joseph H. Sawyers, well-known and respected former teacher and coach at Sissonville High School, died Sunday in CAMC, General Division, after a long illness. He was 79. Sawyers, of 7012 Sissonville Drive, retired from the school after 36 years of service. The first coach at Sissonville, Sawyers started football at the school in 1935. In later years, Sawyers recalled the Indians' first football game. "I remember that I got them out early on the Ripley field to make sure they knew how to line up on a football field," he said. "Only two players (27of Sissonville's 90 male students were on the squad) had ever seen a football field." Sissonville's first team lost its opening game 20-0. But many wins were to follow Sawyers' teams won 155 contests before he retired 1970. His 1953 team posted a record of 10 wins and no losses and was considered the best in the state by some sportswriters. Sawyers' team went 9-0. Sawyers coached Sissonville's basketball teams from 1935 to 1965 He was born at Smoot, Greenbrier County, and graduated from Oak Hill High School. He graduated from Washington and Lee University in 1934, maintaining a four-year scholarship in all sports and as captain of the variety basketball team in 1933-34. He was a member of Pi Kappa Alpha. Sawyers studied nine weeks at Schrivenham He was a member of the West Virginia Education Association. He served four years as combat engineer in the European Theater of World. War II. He was a charter member of Aldersgate United Methodist Church at Sissonville and a charter member of the Bank of Sissonville. He served as bank director from 1976 to 1986. SURVIVING: WIFE, ERNA; STEPSON, GARY SAWYERS OF SMOOT; brothers, Burl Sawyers of Charleston, Ray Sawyers of Hinton; one grandson; three nieces and one nephew of Charleston. Service will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Aldersgate United Methodist Church with the Rev. Robert Hill and the Rev. Larry Crawford officiating. Burial with military rites will be in Tyler Mountain Memory Gardens, Cross Lanes. Joe Sawyers also taught History class at Sissonville High School. | Sawyers, Joseph Henry (I4060)
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