Notes
Matches 3,201 to 3,250 of 3,435
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| 3201 | son of Jake C. Broughton and Clara P. Juggert | Broughton, Charles O'Dell (I1757)
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| 3202 | son of James Blair and Jane Luke | Blair, William (I1138)
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| 3203 | son of James Dugan and Catherine Curry | Dugan, William Wilison (I925)
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| 3204 | son of James Henry Barton and Pearle Agatha Cline | Barton, Burrell Joseph (I131)
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| 3205 | son of James Thompson and Flora | Thompson, Robert Knox (I400)
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| 3206 | son of John August Nelson and Bertha Jane Hull | Nelson, Thomas Russell (I462)
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| 3207 | son of John Bandy and Mary Van Nice | Bandy, Isaac (I34)
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| 3208 | son of John Cusac and Phoebe Shook | Cusac, Armour N. (I796)
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| 3209 | son of John Gosper Sheets | Sheets, Millard Owen (I1603)
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| 3210 | son of John Ross and Deborah Ireton | Ross, Thomas (I133)
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| 3211 | son of John W. Bichard and Teresa M. Chessare | Bichard, Henry Ward (I811)
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| 3212 | Son of John W. Franklin and Mary Elizabeth Wilson Franklin | Franklin, Bruce Marvin (I1846)
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| 3213 | son of Joseph McElhinney and Catherine Finley | McElhinney, Robert (I658)
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| 3214 | son of Lester Exline and Dorothy Wykle | Exline, James P. (I1653)
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| 3215 | son of Mary Anna Germsheit | Billesbach, John A. (I922)
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| 3216 | son of Nathaniel Patton and Mary Amanda Dougherty | Patton, Thomas Warnock (I590)
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| 3217 | son of Omar E. Reynolds and Emily F. Heinzpeter | Reynolds, Omer George (I1845)
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| 3218 | son of Oscar Perry Cornish and Catherine Dobler | Cornish, Earl Morton (I1824)
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| 3219 | son of Peter L. Dalke and Elizabeth Regier | Dalke, John Lawrence (I1784)
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| 3220 | son of Robert Baird and Jane Lindsay | Baird, John (I656)
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| 3221 | son of Robert H. Duncan and Lillie E. Means | Duncan, John Andrew (I949)
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| 3222 | son of Robert John Braido and Angela Pradal | Braido, Leo Sante (I174)
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| 3223 | son of Robert Lee Carhoff and Betty Jane Boyle | Carhoff, Robert James (I1808)
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| 3224 | son of Samuel Garber and Anna Bloom | Garber, Harold St. Clair (I1360)
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| 3225 | son of Samuel Patton Degarmo and Elvira Chapman | Degarmo, Olin C. (I876)
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| 3226 | son of Sanford Dean and Mary A. Hoover | Dean, Emery Elza (I141)
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| 3227 | son of Thomas Black and Anna McMillan | Black, John (I543)
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| 3228 | son of Thomas Molloy and Mary S. Gibson | Molloy, Abel Ferrio (I1107)
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| 3229 | son of Tom Randolph and Emma Brewer | Randolph, Clarence Milton (I1726)
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| 3230 | son of Victor Irwin and Marie Andress | Irwin, Dwaine E. (I1826)
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| 3231 | son of Virgil M. Caskey and Dorathea Mandl | Casey, Leroy Virgil (I1271)
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| 3232 | son of Walter William Pitcher and Edna G. Grigsby | Pitcher, Alpha Ottis (I1088)
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| 3233 | son of Wililam Phillips Bosserman and Nettie W. Weimer | Bosserman, Cletus Emmert (I898)
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| 3234 | son of Will Fish and Luna Smith | Fish, Virgil Theodore (I1019)
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| 3235 | son of William A. Adams and Mary A. Getty | Adams, James Moore (I576)
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| 3236 | son of William Alexander Ewing and Martha Campbell | Ewing, Joseph Clark (I430)
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| 3237 | son of William and Alta Cooper | Cooper, William Gerald (I1301)
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| 3238 | son of William Cody and Clara Ballard | Cody, Paul Dean (I1266)
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| 3239 | son of William E. Caparoon and Myrtle L. Gable | Caparoon, Richard C. (I1040)
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| 3240 | son of William John Armstrong and Jennie Eleanor Martin | Armstrong, David Thomas (I1012)
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| 3241 | son of William M. Frazee and Kate Robeson | Frazee, John Howard (I1260)
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| 3242 | son of William M. Stevenson and Harriet McGee | Stevenson, John (I1663)
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| 3243 | son of William Nichol and Jane Richards | Nickel, James (I240)
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| 3244 | son of William S. Baker and Minnie M. Wynn | Baker, George Claude (I431)
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| 3245 | son of William Travis Rigg and Purlina Clark | Rigg, William Benjamin (I868)
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| 3246 | Source: Porter Funeral Home Christine "Chris" Lynne McKeown was born June 6, 1952 in Carroll, Iowa, the daughter of Roger and Evelyn (Winnike) McKeown. She graduated from Bishop Heelan High School in Sioux City, Iowa. Chris ran a 2nd Hand Store in Akron, Iowa and later was employed at Hawarden Motors in Hawarden, Iowa. Chris liked to swim and loved pets. She enjoyed watching the Olympics and talking on the phone with her many dear friends. After her mother Evelyn retired, they enjoyed traveling together to many destinations. Chris is survived by her fiancé and longtime companion, Kenny Ludwig; Kenny's children, Kevin and Lisa; her brothers, Tracy McKeown and Patrick McKeown; nieces and other relatives. She was preceded in death by her parents. | McKeown, Christine Lynne “Chris” (I1828)
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| 3247 | Stanley Glasgow Clarinda – Funeral services for Stanley Glasgow, 69, were held Thursday at Foster-Williams Funeral Home here. He died Monday at his home here after an illness of 10 years. Born at Page Center, Mr. Glasgow had spent his entire life in Page county. Survivors are: widow, Nettie; three sisters. Interment was in the Clarinda Cemetery. The Daily Nonpareil, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Thursday, 21 May 1959. | Glasgow, Stanley James (I971)
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| 3248 | Stanley Glasgow Rites at Clarinda (The Tribune’s Iowa News Service) Clarinda, Ia. – Services were at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Foster-Harmon-Williams Funeral Home here for Stanley Glasgow, 69, who died at his home Monday after a 10-year illness. He was a lifelong resident of Clarinda. He is survived by his wife and three sisters. Des Moines Tribune, Des Moines, Iowa. Thursday, 21 May 1959. | Glasgow, Stanley James (I971)
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| 3249 | State Entomologist Dies Geneva, N.Y., July 17 (U.P.) – Hugh Glasgow, 64, chief entomologist of the New York Experiment Station, died here today. He had been at the station since 1914. The Buffalo News, Buffalo, New York. Saturday, 17 July 1948. | Glasgow, Hugh (I837)
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| 3250 | State Legislator Larry Gish Dies; Services Monday State Re. Larry Gish, D-Stillwater, died Friday from cancer. He was 61. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Stillwater. Gish was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in 1986. He underwent treatment at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., in 1987. He was born in Little River, Kan. Gish earned a bachelor’s degree in political science and a master’s degree in public administration from the University of Kansas. After holding city manager jobs with Arkansas City, Kan., and Marceline, mo., he moved to that same position with Stillwater in 1966. During his tenure as city manager, he was instrumental in the creation of the Stillwater Utility Authority and of lake McMurtry, a major water supply source for the city. He became one of the youngest presidents of the International City managers Association in 1978. He started up a consulting firm for cities in Oklahoma and Kansas, then ran for and won in 1983 the state House seat once held be ex-speaker Dan Draper. The state Capitol celebrated “Larry Gish Day” in February with the House unanimously passing a resolution recognizing his accomplishments. The ailing Gish attended the ceremony in a wheelchair, but declared to a crowded gallery, “This is not my swan song. I’m going to be back day after day after day.” He is survived by his wife Barbara, a son, David Gish, and a daughter, Susan Lampe. Tulsa World, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Sunday, 15 September 1991. | Gish, Lawrence Lee (I1196)
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