Notes
Matches 9,151 to 9,200 of 12,463
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| 9151 | MHR note: from letter from Albert Cassity, Golden Pond, KY. P.T. Cassity was last surviving child. Lived in Beaver, Oklahoma. MRH note: He was called "Little Pete". | Cassity, Peter Thompson (I1783)
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| 9152 | MHR note: from the son Bert F. Gilkison "my father was a successful farmer and business man and dealt in timber and lumber. He was a member of the Christian Church and a Republican. | Gilkison, Pembroke Rousseau "Rous" (I388)
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| 9153 | MHR note: George belonged to the Christian Church. He was a Republican. He moved to from Gilmer City, Iowa to the Ozarks in 1931, and then to Chadwick, Missouri. He was living alone in Danville, Illinois in 1950. | Hedges, George Edward (I333)
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| 9154 | MHR note: George died as a child, after 1850 - he was in the 1850 census. | Hiatt, George Washington (I697)
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| 9155 | MHR note: George Smith is brother to Frank Smith who married Hattie's sister Nellie. | Smith, George Milton (I1342)
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| 9156 | MHR note: Georgia married E. C. Felt. | Cassity, Georgia (I1267)
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| 9157 | MHR note: give wife of James and mother of James Harvey Moody is Eileen Kissick. LKH note; records I have found give wife of James and mother of James Harvey Moody as Jane Hawkins Moody. | Moody, James (I516)
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| 9158 | MHR note: Glyda Martha said he has a stone. | Family: Joseph Addison Hedges / Martha Frances Story (F282)
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| 9159 | MHR note: Goldie Cassity died about 11 months of age of membranous croup. | Cassity, Goldie (I1785)
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| 9160 | MHR note: Grace was baptized into the Christian Church when 11. She attended LaGrange Baptist College one semester and one semester at Dulver-Stockton College, Canton, Missouri. She taught school in Schuyler County, Missouri for five years and taught again in 1944-45, and 1945-46. | Hedges, Grace Virginia (I922)
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| 9161 | MHR note: Hardy was in camp during WWI but did not go overseas. He is a member of the American Legion. Hardy was a widower with one son when he married Myrtle. | Blaylock, Hardy Benson (I942)
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| 9162 | MHR note: Harold was with US Intelligence in WWI and overseas about six weeks. He was a courier and range rider from Mexico to Canada. Past District Deputy. Grand Patriarch in IOFF, Past Captain Patriarch Militant. He was the owner of the Silver Sheen Electric Company. He graduated from high school in 1922 and Attended K.S. A.C., Manhattan, Kansas for three years. | Gill, Harold Steward (I1042)
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| 9163 | MHR note: Harriet was sister to James "Lafe" Million who married Almira L. Gilkison (sister of "Burgess"). | Million, Harriet Elizabeth (I575)
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| 9164 | MHR note: Harry and Helen did not have children, but Harry adopted her two children from her previous marriage. He sold his jewelry store in Topeka in the spring of 1957 and went to El Monte, California where he was in real estate. | Cassity, Harry Edison (I1239)
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| 9165 | MHR note: Harry Cassity died single. Before WWI, he was aged 21 or 22. | Cassity, James Harrison "Harry" (I1786)
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| 9166 | MHR note: he disappeared about 1930. He and Stella divorced. The three children were adopted out. Stella remarried and moved to Michigan. LKH note: I've only been able to find one daughter and one son who died as an infant. No record of three children who were adopted out. There is however this Iowa birth record from 1920. Name: Helen Marie Alkire Birth Date: 31 Oct 1920 Birth Place: Cambridge, Story, Iowa Father: Charles Newton Alkire Mother: Stella May Miller FHL Film Number: 1404578 I can not find any other record after this for Helen Marie Alkire born in October 1920. | Alkire, Charles Newton (I1365)
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| 9167 | MHR note: He gave his age at his marriage. Marriages, D., p170. | Cassity, George McClelland (I444)
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| 9168 | MHR note: He had a printing office. He died before 1920. | Cox, Abner Benjamin (I1260)
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| 9169 | MHR note: He had been the captain of a steam boat and ran transport past the Memphis batteries during the Civil War. | Atkinson, Andrew Jackson (I893)
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| 9170 | MHR note: He is in Fleming County, Kentucky census in 1850, He was 2 years old. | Hedges, James K. (I453)
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| 9171 | MHR note: He married in San Francisco, California. He and his wife had no children and separated. He disappeared the spring of 1928. | Cassity, Clarence Clifford (I1212)
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| 9172 | MHR note: He may have been named "Levi" Monroe Hedges as a "Levi Hedges", brother of Sarah (Hedges) Gilkison used to visit her at times, walking in and was from some distance away - said Martin "Luther" Gilkison to MHR on his 82nd birthday. He said he had supposed his father, Levi "Monroe" Gilkison, had been named for that brother, who did not enjoy being scuffled with by Luther and his brothers, and "Luther", himself was a small tike. He thought the great uncle looked about 65 years old. He would say "Get away; get away; get away" when they wanted to scuffle. LKH note: MHR only listed three children: Francis M. Hedges, Hiram C. Hedges, and James Hedges. She gave estimated birth years all prior to 1850. However only Francis M., age 10, and Hiram C. Hedges age 6 appear in the 1850 census record. However, James Hedges age 14 does appears in the 1860 census record. LKH note: information for all other children born after James are added from census information from 1860 and 1870. | Hedges, Monroe (I449)
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| 9173 | MHR note: He was a farmer and landscape gardener. He had a heart attack in 1973. Charles was reared by his uncle Russell Gilkison. | Gilkison, Charles Lee (I791)
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| 9174 | MHR note: He was a M.E. preacher in south east Illinois. By 1888 he was at Tooele, Utah. | Hedges, David Teager "Tea" (I551)
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| 9175 | MHR note: he was a Mason and an accountant. received his CPA in 1922. | Simpson, Ersel Eldon (I193)
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| 9176 | MHR note: He was called "M.P.M." by the family. | Cassity, Martin Peter Marshall "M.P.M." (I442)
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| 9177 | MHR note: He was killed by a runaway team. | Hedges, Glennie Melvin (I467)
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| 9178 | MHR note: He was killed in an car wreck near Cincinnati. | Hyatt, Thomas Floyd (I712)
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| 9179 | MHR note: He was named for a doctor who came to the house the day he was born. He reared two children: Otis Edward Parker 9b.21 July 1916, Corbin Kentucky) and Della May Taylor 9b.25 October 1919, Corbin, Kentucky); they were the children of Maisie Taylor (who was a daughter of John Taylor and Unknown Love). | Parker, Edward Coone (I824)
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| 9180 | MHR note: He was named James Edward, but took the name of a doctor who treated him for infantile paralysis, Dr. Galen ____. He graduated from Sabetha high school in 1886. Received a degree from Kansas University, Lawrence in 1902. Admitted to the Kansas bar in 1902. Upon marriage, he and Anna moved to Kansas City, Missouri where he practiced. They moved to Okmulgee, Oklahoma in 1907. He moved to Tulsa in 1935. Anna was a graduate of the Kansas University also. | Cassity, Galen Edward (I446)
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| 9181 | MHR note: He was supposed to have a stone at Goddard, Kentucky, but we were unable to find it. | Hedges, John "Tilden" (I653)
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| 9182 | MHR note: Her name as given by Ruby Fail (Baker) Hawkins was Hadassah Jane May. They were married by Rev. Metcalfe. | May, Dessie Jane (I723)
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| 9183 | MHR note: Her second marriage. | Bramel, Hettie Darnell (I1392)
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| 9184 | MHR note: Her tombstone was the first in Fern Park Cemetery. | Hedges, Kathryn Fern (I118)
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| 9185 | MHR note: His name was listed as "Edgar L." in the census. | Gilkison, Clarence Edgar Leonard (I629)
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| 9186 | MHR note: I saw him on this 82nd birthday. He remembered his great uncle Levi Hedges visiting his grandmother, Sarah Hedges, a few time. Levi lived at a distance and would come on foot. He would stand no nonsense from the children around. Levi appeared to be about 65 years old at that time. His great uncle Jesse Hedges would also visit, but he rode a horse. That is all he can remember of Sarah's family. | Gilkison, Martin Luther (I607)
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| 9187 | MHR note: I went to see them 8 April 1959. He preaches for Hickory Grove Christian Holiness Church. He had a hesitation of speech as has one of his daughters. He worked for a man named Whissen not far from Martin "Luther" Gilkison. Marriages, 23, p.51, Flemming County. n.b.13, p.76. | Hedges, Forrest Lee (I1550)
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| 9188 | MHR note: Ida A. Helvie left Charlie. Give surname of another husband as Morgan. LKH note: MHR's handwritten note is difficult to read. She writes "Ida A. Helvie left Charlie and went to live with his folks." | Helvey, Ida A. (I946)
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| 9189 | MHR note: Ida Cronkhite said that "Lou" was courted some by A. V. . She thought that bother were about 17 then, but when "Lou" Razor was 17, A.V. was 24, and she married before her 17th birthday. | Razor, Lucy Grant "Lulu" (I538)
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| 9190 | MHR note: Ida Cronkhite said that Nancy Graybill was first married to someone named Harrison and had three sons who all became either lawyers or newspapermen. Nancy and Marc Hedges were married about two years. | Graybill, Nancy (I498)
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| 9191 | MHR note: Ida Hedges was her attendant when she was married and they were close friends as well as double cousins. Her premature child died and Addie died also. | Hedges, Mary Addison "Addi" (I377)
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| 9192 | MHR note: In 1888 when the family broke up housekeeping, Walter went to live with a man who paid him a quarter to do without his supper and then charged him 25 cents for breakfast. He ran away from Rhotens after 3 years. Five children. | Hedges, Walter Grierson (I383)
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| 9193 | MHR note: in 1954, Ada was living at the Hotel Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. | Hurley, Ada C. (I1272)
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| 9194 | MHR note: in letter from Ida Cronkhite dated 13 February 1951. William Ribelin Hedges brother, Jesse, married Lucy Ann Hawkins. I don't remember surely of all the children, but Albert, 20 I think, joined the "rebel" army and was killed at the battle of Shiloh. Later his brothers, Marcus and Thomas joined the Union Army. | Hedges, William "Albert" (I503)
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| 9195 | MHR note: in letter from Ida Cronkhite dated 13 February 1951. William Ribelin Hedges brother, Jesse, married Lucy Ann Hawkins. I don't remember surely of all the children, but Albert, 20 I think, joined the "rebel" army and was killed at the battle of Shiloh. Later his brothers, Marcus and Thomas joined the Union Army. | Hedges, Thomas Edgar (I504)
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| 9196 | MHR note: in letter from Ida Cronkhite dated 13 February 1951. William Ribelin Hedges brother, Jesse, married Lucy Ann Hawkins. I don't remember surely of all the children, but Albert, 20 I think, joined the "rebel" army and was killed at the battle of Shiloh. Later his brothers, Marcus and Thomas joined the Union Army. | Hedges, Marcus Newton (I496)
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| 9197 | MHR note: in letter from Ida Cronkhite dated 2 January 1951. Hattie Stienrod was the last of Aunt Melissa's [LKH note: Melissa Lucinda Hedges] children, so inherited the old Hedges home. She married George Starrett and he died, and then married William Ward, and she died. Then Ward married his oldest (Starrett's) step-daughter, and they sold the inherited Hedges home, and I never heard any more about them. | Steenrod, Hattie Lucinda (I400)
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| 9198 | MHR note: Indiana Louisa went to North Madison, Indiana to visit her relatives, who sent her to school there two years. While there she heard the song "Lourena" and thereafter called herself Lourena and her family called her "Lou". According to Ida Cronkhite, she was a pretty, lively girl and became engaged to William Vawter, a relative (called "Wid"). When she returned to Kentucky, "Wid" wrote her at intervals, saying he was coming to see her, but each time failed to appear. She taught a mountain school in Kentucky and in the spring of 1879 brough home her husband, Joe Enix (who after his second marriage began spelling his name as "Enochs"). Lou and her husband went to Illinois with her parents in October 1879 and remained there until after the first child was born. But Joe became homesick and they returned to Carter County, Kentucky and their second child was born there. According to Ida Cronkhite, Lou contracted malaria and died. But Helen Gearhart Greers said her mother thought it had been TB that had caused Lou's death.. Lou's mother, Samanatha sent a postcard about her daughter's death to relatives in Missouri. | Hedges, Indiana Louisa "Lou" (I374)
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| 9199 | MHR note: information from Albert Cassity, Golden Pond, KY. Peter T. Cassity, Jr., born 12 December 1836 and was laid to rest in the Shatto cemetery, 4 1/2 miles west of Milan, MO, Sullivan County. | Cassity, Peter Thompson (I1746)
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| 9200 | MHR note: information from Albert Cassity, Golden Pond, KY. Peter T. Cassity, Jr., born 12 December 1836 and was laid to rest in the Shatto cemetery, 4 1/2 miles west of Milan, MO, Sullivan County. | Cassity, Peter Thompson (I1746)
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