Notes
Matches 9,401 to 9,450 of 12,847
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| 9401 | MHR note: Clara and brother Elmo were brought up by their Enix grandparents in Carter County, Kentucky. Clara had dark brown eyes and dark heir. | Enix, Clara Morton (I989)
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| 9402 | MHR note: Corrine graduated from Chaffey Union high school in 1918 and Junior College in 1922. She was a registrar of Chaffey Union for several years. She received an A. B. from Santa Barbara State College, June 1937 and taught school at Shafter and Blythe, California in 1940-41, going into an Ontario California grade school in 1941-42 where she remained for over twenty years. Corrine did china painting and owned a house at Laguna Beach, California. | Hedges, Corrinne Zerela (I1055)
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| 9403 | MHR note: Daniel called "Pat" is a farmer near Indianola. He can't remember his father who lived in Indianola. His mother survived his father. Pat's mother was Jenny Rockhill. Sophia & Pat worked in a factory until their marriage, when they moved to a farm. He did trucking and bailing. Frank Larrance died before "Pat" was born. "Woody" (Jennie) died when he was a baby. | Larrance, Daniel Earl "Pat" (I337)
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| 9404 | MHR note: Daughter of Peter Cassity and Lulac Roberts | Cassity, Grace Jewel (I1161)
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| 9405 | MHR note: Deeds 69, p.498: 1 March 1899, Fleming Co., KY, The Hiner family (II) sold 160 A. to Ulysses G. hedges of Fleming Co., Ky. (n.b.13, p.91, 1959). Deeds 96, p.558. Fleming Co., KY, 30 Sept. 1939. U.G. Hedges says he is 72, of LaBelle, Florida, (formerly of Fleming Co., KY.) son in law of L.C. Morrison deceased, who d.1902, leaving only Laura Hedges, 28 and U.G. Hedges (now 72), then of Godard, KY. And a daughter Sally Marshall (then 24) wife of Rufus Marshall (now 58) 9Sally prob. now 54) and Amanda Morrison, then 50 who conveyed 143 A. to Laura Hedges and Sally Marshall. (n.b.13, p.72) (see n.b.2-156, p.58). | Hedges, Ulysses Grant (I506)
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| 9406 | MHR note: Delbert was an electrician at the government power plant, Morton, Wyoming. He was in WWI, belonged to the American Legion, and was a Republican. | Adams, Delbert (I112)
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| 9407 | MHR note: Died age 13 years. She has a stone. | Hedges, Louisa "Lulu" (I1379)
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| 9408 | MHR note: Died as a child (card file, Frankfort, Kentucky) | Hedges, Anne E. (I479)
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| 9409 | MHR note: died in infancy. | Hedges, Christenia (I1617)
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| 9410 | MHR note: died when child was born. | Perry, Belle (I2538)
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| 9411 | MHR note: Earl was a sophomore at the University of Illinois when he enlisted in the US Army, May 1917. He was at Camp Logan, Houston, Texas until May 1918 when he was sent overseas. He was a horse-shoe-er with the "shock troops" from the Battle of St. Michael to the end of the war. He was in the Army of Occupation at Luxembourg until June 1919. He belonged to Battery B, 124th Field Artillery in A.E.F. He belonged to the American Legion. He is a rural mail carrier at Big Creek, Miss.He, his wife and older children are in the Christian Church in Ohio. MHR notebook: Children of Earl Radford Brown and his wife Augusta June Jacks were: 1. Margie Evelyn Brown who married Ogdan F. Provine. 2. Blanche Rosa Brown who married Randall E. Munf. 3. Radford Wilson Brown who married Ruby Etoile Spears 4. Earline Brown, died in infancy 5. Julia Rayward Brown who married Calvin Oak Harrison Elizabeth Augusta Jacks was the daughter of Nathaniel Bedford Jacks and his wife Julia Evelyn (Rayward) Jacks. Elizabeth (Jacks) Brown and Earl Radford, his husband, and the older children are all members of the Christian Church. | Brown, Earl Radford (I933)
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| 9412 | MHR note: Edgar's widow, Maude, has Thomas Edgar Hedges' Bible. | Trumbo, Maude May (I511)
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| 9413 | MHR note: Edith was a member of the United Cong. Church; League of Women Voters (past president); University Club. | Wight, Edith Marian (I919)
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| 9414 | MHR note: Effie and Simon lived on the farm near Benedict, Kansas, with his mother, until the June (or July?) 24, 1916 when they moved to El Dorado, Kansas. He did trucking in the newly opened oil fields, then operated a tax service, then became a rural mail carrier and was thus employed until his last illness. | Mattix, Simon Sirilous (I1011)
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| 9415 | MHR note: Effie was a member of the D.A.R., Susanna French Putney Chapter. | Hedges, Effie Grace (I1010)
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| 9416 | MHR note: Eileen Kissick said that Jesse was born 18 June 1873. | Moody, Jesse Walter (I524)
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| 9417 | MHR note: Elizabeth married a 2nd time ? August 1782 to ?(Phillip) Smith who paid a substitute in Revolution, Michael Smith (Maryland Historical Magazine, v.6, p261.) | Dern, Elizabeth (I1586)
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| 9418 | MHR note: Elmo disappeared 11 August 1902, Fort Douglas, Utah. He is still listed by the Army as a deserter, but probably had been killed in a fight. None of the family ever heard of him again. According to Ida Cronkhite, Elmo had blue eyes. His parents brought him to Illinois but decided "Buck's" health was better in Kentucky and returned to Carter County. Lou was having daily chills the three or four weeks they stayed at P.T. Hedges. LKH note: There is an Elmo W. Enix in Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas in the 1920, 1930, and 1940 US census. Information matches the Elmo entered here. | Enix, Elmo Willis (I1005)
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| 9419 | MHR note: Ethel Parker Adkins has the Parker family Bible. I visited her in 1956. Five children. | Parker, Ethel Lou (I837)
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| 9420 | MHR note: Eva died three weeks after an appendicitis operation. | Hedges, Evaline Matilda (I236)
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| 9421 | MHR note: Eva was a graduate of Fort Hays, Kansas State College, 1926, with a B.S. in education. She worked in College office for nearly 28 years. | Hedges, Eva Louella (I1025)
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| 9422 | MHR note: Fannie died by typhoid. | McClanahan, Fransans "Fannie" A. (I474)
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| 9423 | MHR note: Fannie's youngest daughter and child were living with her in 1956. | Williams, Fannie Myrtle (I827)
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| 9424 | MHR note: Felming Co. Marriage, bk. G, p.364. | Hiatt, Rosanna H. (I698)
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| 9425 | MHR note: Forrest died of diphtheria | Hedges, Forest Martin (I947)
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| 9426 | MHR note: four children Earl was a farmer, Republican, and a Mason. | Gardner, Earl Franklin (I113)
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| 9427 | MHR note: Frank is brother to George Smith who married Nellie's sister Hattie. | Smith, Henry Franklin (I1348)
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| 9428 | 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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| 9429 | 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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| 9430 | 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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| 9431 | MHR note: George died as a child, after 1850 - he was in the 1850 census. | Hiatt, George Washington (I697)
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| 9432 | MHR note: George Smith is brother to Frank Smith who married Hattie's sister Nellie. | Smith, George Milton (I1342)
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| 9433 | MHR note: Georgia married E. C. Felt. | Cassity, Georgia (I1267)
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| 9434 | 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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| 9435 | MHR note: Glyda Martha said he has a stone. | Family: Joseph Addison Hedges / Martha Frances Story (F282)
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| 9436 | MHR note: Goldie Cassity died about 11 months of age of membranous croup. | Cassity, Goldie (I1785)
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| 9437 | 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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| 9438 | 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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| 9439 | 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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| 9440 | 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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| 9441 | 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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| 9442 | MHR note: Harry Cassity died single. Before WWI, he was aged 21 or 22. | Cassity, James Harrison "Harry" (I1786)
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| 9443 | 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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| 9444 | MHR note: He gave his age at his marriage. Marriages, D., p170. | Cassity, George McClelland (I444)
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| 9445 | MHR note: He had a printing office. He died before 1920. | Cox, Abner Benjamin (I1260)
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| 9446 | 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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| 9447 | MHR note: He is in Fleming County, Kentucky census in 1850, He was 2 years old. | Hedges, James K. (I453)
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| 9448 | 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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| 9449 | 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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| 9450 | 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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