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| 3101 | Iowa Deaths and Burials Name A... B Phipps Gender Male Marital Status Widowed Age 82 Birth Date 1821 Birth Place Ind. Death Date 30 Nov 1903 Death Place Elliston Burial Place Elliston FHL Film Number 1710549 Reference ID p 157 | Phipps, Andrew Baker (I2023)
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| 3102 | Iowa Deaths and Burials Name Mary E Phipps Birth Date 1837 Death Date 30 Mar 1901 Age 64 Burial Location Drakesville, Davis Cemetery Drakesville Source Grave Stone Records of Davis County, Iowa; copied by Graves Registration W. P. A. Project Page number 101 | Carr, Mary Eliza (I2024)
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| 3103 | Irene Killius, age 83, died April 15, 2011, at William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak. Born April 23, 1927, in Mary, Ky. She married, Glenn, May 20, 1950, in Royal Oak. Mrs. Killius was a resident of Clawson for 60 years, and was a member of First Baptist Church of Sterling Heights for over 30 years; she was a huge asset in the ministry of the Sunshine Sunday School Fellowship. She is survived by children, Gerald (Debra) Killius of Madison Heights, James (Jacquelyn) Killius of Sterling Heights; siblings, Jean (the late Jim) Warbington of Troy, and Phyllis (Jon) Solberg of Groveland Township; grandchildren, Autumn (Jon) Taylor, Marie, Stephen and Scott Killius; great-grandchild, Peyton Taylor. Visitation Sunday 4-8 p.m. and Monday 2-8 p.m. at Edward Swanson & Son Funeral Home, 30351 Dequindre, Madison Heights. Additional visitation, Tuesday 10 a.m. until time of service, 11 a.m. at First Baptist Church of Sterling Heights, 33380 Ryan Road, Sterling Heights. Interment Oakview Cemetery, Royal Oak. Memorials to First Baptist Church of Sterling Heights. | Oliver, Irene (I433)
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| 3104 | IRENE LOPER Hedrick - Irene Parker Loper, 79, of Hedrick died June 12, 1992, at Sunnyslope Care Center in Ottumwa. She was born February 27, 1913, in Ottumwa to Phillip and Clara Christy Crow. She married Dale Parker. He preceded her in death. She married Carroll Loper. He died May7, 1990. She had worked for State Auto Insurance in Des Moines for 30 years. She was a member of Faith chapel of the Open Bible in Ottumwa, the Order of Eastern Star in Des Moines, and American Legion Auxiliary in Hedrick. She is survived by three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; and two sons, Bobby and Billy Loper. The service will be 10:30am Tuesday at Faith Chapel in Ottumwa, the Rev. David Grandon officiating. Burial will be in Ottumwa Cemetery. Family visitation will be from 7 to 8:30pm today at Fremont Funeral Chapel. | Crow, Sarah Irene (I1186)
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| 3105 | Is this our William and Sarah Phipps? US Civil War pension index Name: Sarah E Phipps Gender: Female Filing Date: 1 Feb 1906 Place Filed: Indiana and Illinois Relation to Head: Widow Spouse: William Phipps Roll number: 373 Name: William Phipps Gender: Male Unit: C 4 Battln. D.C. Infantry Filing Date: 11 Jul 1891 Place Filed: Indiana and Illinois Relation to Head: Soldier Spouse: Sarah E Phipps Roll number: 373 | Phipps, William (I371)
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| 3106 | Is this our William and Sarah Phipps? US Civil War pension index Name: Sarah E Phipps Gender: Female Filing Date: 1 Feb 1906 Place Filed: Indiana and Illinois Relation to Head: Widow Spouse: William Phipps Roll number: 373 Name: William Phipps Gender: Male Unit: C 4 Battln. D.C. Infantry Filing Date: 11 Jul 1891 Place Filed: Indiana and Illinois Relation to Head: Soldier Spouse: Sarah E Phipps Roll number: 373 | Coelsey, Sarah (I385)
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| 3107 | Is this the same man? Name: William J. W. Phipps Enlistment Age: 18 Birth Date: abt 1846 Enlistment Date: 14 Mar 1864 Enlistment Place: Independence, Virginia Enlistment Rank: Private Muster Date: 14 Mar 1864 Muster Place: Virginia Muster Company: C Muster Regiment: 45th Infantry Muster Regiment Type: Infantry Muster Information: Enlisted Side of War: Confederacy Survived War?: Yes Eye Color: Gray Hair Color: Dark Height: 5 ft, 8 inches Notes: 1864-12-15 Issued clothing, Estimated day Additional Notes: Died of scarlet fever between 1912 and 1932. Title: The Virginia Regimental Histories Series | Phipps, William James Worth (I807)
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| 3108 | Isabel Dunbar, 78, of Adel died of a heart ailment Monday at the Perry Lutheran Home. The body has been cremated and a memorial service will be at a later date. Mrs. Dunbar was born in Lamoni and lived in Adel four years, coming from Greenfield, Des Moines and Stuart. She retired as a variety store clerk. Surviving are her husband, Tony; a son, Donald of Des Moines; a brother, Willard Loper of Newton; two sisters, Myrtle Evans of Waukee and Alberta Forret of Adel; three grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association. Fisher Funeral Home handled arrangements. The Des Moines Register, Des Moines, Iowa. Thursday, 6 May 1993. | Loper, Isabel Wilma (I1585)
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| 3109 | Isaiah Phipps Civil War service record: Name Isaiah Phipps Enlistment Date 4 Aug 1862 Enlistment Place Irvine, Kentucky Enlistment Rank Private Muster Date 13 Feb 1863 Muster Place Kentucky Muster Company E Muster Regiment 14th Cavalry Muster Regiment Type Cavalry Muster Information Enlisted Muster Out Date 24 Mar 1864 Muster Out Place Camp Nelson, Kentucky Muster Out Information Mustered Out Side of War Union Survived War? Yes Title Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky | Phipps, Isaiah "Nach" (I37)
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| 3110 | Isaiah Phipps US Veterans Administration master index entry: Name Isaiah Phipps Record Type Military Service Birth Date 16 Jan 1844 Military Date 24 Mar 1864 Residence Place Muskogee, Okla Death Date 21 Oct 1931 | Phipps, Isaiah "Nach" (I37)
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| 3111 | It is now probable that Ed Powell, the river pirate who escaped jail, is safe under lock and key. A letter was received from Elihu Reynolds, of Booneville, Ky., Thursday night, by Sheriff Hay, stating that he believed he had Powell in custody. The Courier=Journal, Louisville, Kentucky. Saturday, 6 April 1889. | Reymonds, Elihu (I2584)
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| 3112 | Jack E. Stephens, 79, passed away at his home in Dallas, Texas on September 24, 2013. Jack was born on November 4, 1933 to James Edward and Drucilla (Marcum) Stephens in Arp, Texas. He graduated from Arp High School in 1951 before joining the Army. Jack is survived by his sons, Beau of Frisco, Texas; Todd and wife Lisa of Kentucky; and daughter, Staci Stephens Ashley and husband Steve Ashley of Odessa, Texas; grandchildren, Stockton Anna Ashley, Austin and Lauren Stephens, Trinity and Brendan Stephens; and numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins. Jack was preceded in death by his parents and sister, Patsy Evans. Funeral services will be held at the DFW National Cemetery, Dallas, Texas and are limited to immediate family only. Published in Dallas Morning News on October 3, 2013 | Stephens, Jack Edward (I1485)
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| 3113 | Jackie Anderson, age 69, of Muddy Gap Road, Manchester, Kentucky, passed away Saturday, April 18, 2015 at her residence. She was the mother of Darrell Anderson and wife Debra of Manchester, Kentucky, the sister of Agnes Sams, and Earnest Sibert both of Manchester, Kentucky, and Harley Sibert and wife Norma Lee of London, Kentucky. She was preceded in death by her husband, Kenneth Anderson; by one son, Marvin Anderson; by her parents, Boyd and Florence (Mayfield) Sibert. Funeral services for Jackie Anderson will be conducted Tuesday, April 21, 2015 at 2:00 p.m. in London Funeral Home Chapel with Chase Whitis officiating. Burial will follow at Manchester Memorial Gardens. The family of Jackie Anderson will receive friends at London Funeral Home after 12:00 noon on Tuesday, April 21, 2015. To send flowers or a memorial gift to the family of Jackie Anderson please visit our Sympathy Store. https://www.londonfuneralhome.com/obituaries/Jackie-Anderson-1173/?wms_redirected=1#!/Obituary | Sibert, Jackie E. M. (I221)
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| 3114 | Jackson James Doyle (Jim) York, 66, died Sat, Jan 26, 2008. Funeral Tue 10am. Visit 6pm Mon, Breathitt Funeral Home Chapel. Lexington Herald-Leader, Lexington, Kentucky. Tuesday, 29 January 2008. | York, James Doyle (I1067)
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| 3115 | Jackson Was Running Over With Enthusiastic Democrats. Met Goebel At The Train. Rode on Houseback and Yelled Like Indians. Nominee Defends Redwine Ans Says He Has No Apologies To make For the Music Hall Convention Preachers At the Speaking. Jackson, Ky., Oct. 22 (Special) This little mountain town to-day was the rallying point for nearly two thousand as enthusiastic Democrats as live in Kentucky. This is the home of Judge David B. Redwine, and all the Democrats in Breathitt county seem to be just as strong for Goebel as in the chairman of the late State convention ... . . . In the crowd to-day were three ex-Confederates, Elihu Reynolds, of Owsley county; Rev. A.C. Cooper, of Magoffin, and Rev. G.S. Miller, of Breathitt. They served together in the Civil war, and met to-day for the first time since then. The Twice-A-Week Courier-Journal, Louisville, Kentucky. Wednesday, 25 October 1899, page 1. | Reymonds, Elihu (I2584)
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| 3116 | JACKSON - Leeann York, 54, wife of Jimmy York, died Thu. Visitation 6pm Fri. Funeral 11am Sat at Breathitt Funeral Home. Published by Lexington Herald-Leader on Apr. 6, 2007. https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/kentucky/name/leeann-york-obituary?id=36113956 | Whittaker, Lee Ann (I1070)
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| 3117 | Jackson County Mr. J.L. Isaacs is seriously ill with pneumonia. The Berea Citizen, Berea, Kentucky. Thursday, 17 March 1910. | Isaacs, John Lincoln (I2458)
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| 3118 | Jackson County Youth Is Acquitted of Murder Charge Mt. Vernon, Ky., Jan. 24. (AP) – Joe Clark 22, of Jackson county, charged with the murder of John Spivey, 29, who was slain August 18 of last year, was acquitted here today by a jury which deliberated three hours. The defense contended that Clark killed Spivey in self defense. The Owensboro Messenger, Owensboro, Kentucky. Friday, 25 January 1935. | Spivey, John (I459)
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| 3119 | Jackson Phillips PHILLIPS, Jackson "Fritz" 57, of Dayton, met the Lord Wednesday March 24, 2004 at his home. Fritz was born in Livingston, Kentucky on June 19, 1946; retired from the former Modern Industrial Plastics with over 28 years of service; an active member of the Philadelphia Drive Church of God. Preceded in death by his son, Johnny E.; father, Earl Phillips; sister, Lois Y. Reams; brother, Benny Phillips. Survived by his beloved wife of 37 years, Linda M.; daughter, Jennifer Phillips; granddaughter, Skylin Butcher; mother, Anna Phillips; 3 sisters, Shirley Miller, Juanita Rose & Ann Phillips; 2 brothers, Brad & Gary Phillips; special sister-in-law, Sherri Bunn; numerous nieces, nephews, cousins & many friends. Funeral service 10:00 a.m. Saturday at the GEORGE C. MARTIN FUNERAL HOME, "Northridge Chapel", 5040 Frederick Pike at Needmore Road. Pastor Bill Harrison officiating. Interment Dayton Memorial Park Cemetery. Fritz's family will receive friends 5-8 p.m. Friday (TODAY) at the George C. Martin Funeral Home. Published in Dayton Daily News on Mar. 26, 2004 | Philips, Jackson Fritz (I1615)
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| 3120 | James "Ray" Jefferson age 75 of Miamisburg, passed away Tuesday, May 28, 2013 at his residence. Ray was born March 2, 1938 in Hancock County, TN to the late Horace "Hawk" and Ida (Reed) Jefferson. In addition to his parents, Ray was preceded in death by his brothers, Bruce, Albert and Jerry Jefferson. He is survived by his wife of 55 years, Ruth (Bowles) Jefferson; his children, Stevie R. (Darlene) Jefferson of Miamisburg and Tammy L. (Bob) Manor of Wilmington; his granddaughter, Amanda R. (Josh) Allen of Germantown; great grandsons, Jeremy S. and Jordan M.; his sisters, June and Wanda Grace; a brother, Matt; several nieces and nephews; a close family friend, Harry Wells, Jr.; his cat, Pookie as well as many more extended family and friends. After high school, Ray went to work for the iron industry as a foundry worker, grinder and molder for Miami Foundry. This work is what brought him to the area in 1955. Ray never met a stranger and loved to read and garden, but more than anything he enjoyed getting to know those around him through conversation and a little southern humor. Ray was Baptist by faith and had a great appreciation for nature; he will be greatly missed. Family will receive friends at Gebhart-Schmidt-Parramore Funeral Home, Miamisburg. Funeral services at the funeral home and officiated by Pastor Larry Lambes. Burial will take place at Highland Memorial Cemetery, Miamisburg immediately following services. Memorial contributions may be made to a charity of the donor's choice in memory of Ray. Gebhart-Schmidt-Parramore Funeral Home 508 E Linden Ave, Miamisburg, OH 45342 | Jefferson, James Ray (I859)
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| 3121 | James (Jim) Michael Greer, 57, Floyds Knobs, formerly of Washington County, died Wednesday, Sept. 12, 2007, at Floyd Memorial Hospital and Health Services in New Albany. He was an Army veteran of the Vietnam War and president of The Fox Group (Bruce Fox Inc.), where he worked for more than 30 years. Survivors include his wife, Sharon; a son, James Cory (J.C.) Greer; his stepfather, Irvin (Dutch) Nicholson; a sister, Judy Roach; and a brother Irvin (Hank) Nicholson Jr. Visitation: Sunday, Sept. 16, noon to 8 p.m., and Monday, Sept. 17, after 9 a.m. at Kfrat Funeral Service in New Albany. Funeral: Monday, Sept. 17, at 10 a.m. at Silver Street United Methodist Church with entombment at Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park, both in New Albany. The family suggests memorial gifts to Silver Street United Methodist Church, 413 Silver St., New Albany, IN 47150. (The Corydon Democrat) | Greer, James Michael (I1125)
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| 3122 | James A. Obermeier James (Jim) (Obie) A. Obermeier, 80, of Manchester, Ohio passed away peacefully February 28, 2013. Jim was born and raised in Akron, Ohio. He graduated from Buchtel H.S. and is an alumnus of The University of Akron. Jim retired from Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company after 34 years of service as an electrical engineer. Jim was an active parishioner; volunteer and Eucharistic minister at St. Francis de Sale Catholic Church and a member of the Knights of Columbus. Jim’s interests included gardening, collecting coins, watching movies, fishing and napping. Jim enjoyed the challenge of fixing anything broken. His greatest joy in life was spending time with his wife of 47 years and best friend Carol (Mockler) Obermeier and enjoying time picnicking, celebrating holidays, vacationing or just spending time with family. Preceded in death by beloved parents, Albert (Curley) and Barbara Obermeier and brother, Richard (Dick) Obermeier. He lives on in the memories of his daughters, Pam (Steve) Schott, Michelle (John) Wilson; sons, Don (Barbie) Obermeier, Keith (Jeanne) Obermeier; and grandchildren, Gretchen, Megan, Matt, Coleen, Emilio, Manny, Olivia, Becca, Beth, and Katie, as well as many beloved cousins, in-laws, nieces and nephews. The family would like to thank the staff of Chapel Hill Retirement Community for their loving care and compassion. A funeral Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Monday, March 4, 2013 at 10 a.m. at St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church, 4019 Manchester Rd., Akron, OH 44319. The family will receive friends Sunday, March 3, 3 to 7 p.m. at House of Eberhardt Funeral Home, 472 W. Turkeyfoot Lake Rd. (Rt. 619). Rosary service at 6:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers, if you desired, donations may be made to St. Frances de Sales Parish or to Chapel Hill Life Enrichment Fund, 12200 Strausser Street NW, Canal Fulton, OH 44614. The Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio. Saturday, 2 March 2013. | Obermeier, James Albert (I1727)
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| 3123 | James Alice Spivey | Spivey, Alice (I464)
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| 3124 | James Carmon Brown, passed away July 1, 2020, at 80 years of age, surrounded by his loving family and strong faith. Jim is sadly missed by his wife of 23 years Linda; children Teresa Dornhorst (Kip), James "Slugger" Brown, Suzette Daine (Robert), and Jeffrey Stamper (Janie), 11 cherished grandchildren and 6 cherished great grandchildren. He will be forever remembered by his brother William Brown (Roxeanne), Walter Brown (Diane), sister Zelda Causey and many nieces, nephews, family and friends. Jim was born December 28, 1939, in Totz, Kentucky to the late John Parker Brown and Martha Marie Wilmott Brown. After graduation he moved to Cincinnati, Ohio where in 1968 ,with his brothers he started a construction business which became Miami Valley Ready Mix and they owned for 38 years. He also was a bank founder to two local banks and on their boards. He retired to a 300 acre cattle ranch but never stopped living life to the fullest. He had many interests and you could find him playing in a band, boating, enjoying his motor home, making improvements on his ranch, going on trips and always spending time out with dear friends Bobby and Wanda Slaughter. In addition to his parents, Jim was preceded in death by sisters Evalene Brown, Ruby Bates, Natilla Hill and brothers Riley, Jerry and Marsalee Brown. A visitation will be held at Kays-Ponger & Uselton Funeral Home, located at 635 E Marion Ave Punta Gorda, FL 33952 on Sunday July 7, 2020 from 4 -6 p.m. | Brown, James Carmon (I1569)
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| 3125 | James Clinton Phipps, son of William and Sarah Phipps, was born in Parke county, August 19, 1836. Departed this life April 1, 1915, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Rou Noyves, of Chanute, Kansas, where he had gone to visit, at the age of seventy-eight years, seven months and thirteen days. He was married to Sarah Jane Hybarger of Fountain county, December 12, 1861. To this union were born twelve children, six boys and six girls, nine of whom grew to manhood and womanhood, four of them having preceded him, also his companion on May 24, 1905. He leaves four sons and four daughters, twenty grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, a sister and two brothers to mourn his loss. During the Civil war he went to Indianapolis to enlist but was rejected because he was bodily disabled. Although he had made no outward pretense of religion, he was a great bible reader, and was honest in all his dealings, and obliging and kind-hearted neighbor. He was stricken with paralysis on March 29, and told his daughter at the very first of his sickness that he wouldn't get well. Death in any form is a bereavement but coming so unexpectedly, so utterly without warning is indeed a bereavement that may seem well right unbearable. After short funeral services at the home of his daughter in Chanute, the remains accompanied by his son, Alford, and daughter, Viola Ferguson were brought back to the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Tucker, near Mecca, Indiana, Saturday, and after remaining over night, he was taken to Lutheran, near Wallace, Fountain county, and after short services he was laid to rest by his companion. Parke Co. Times - April 16, 1915 | Phipps, James Clinton (I2673)
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| 3126 | James Moore and wife, Elinor, and Cornelius Bowman and wife, Susan, with their sons and daughters were among the first settlers in Madison County, KY. The Bowmans settled on Muddy Creek near the Estill County line. The Moores, by gradual stages, moved up the Kentucky River and became the first settlers at (now) Booneville in Owsley County. The sons and daughters of the Bowmans married sons and daughters of the Moores. In those days there were few other people in the area. From Marvin Lee Jenkins "The Jenkins and Allen Families of Kentucky" | Bowman, Cornelius "Neal" Sr. (I69)
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| 3127 | James Sturgill is the son of Francis Sturgill and Rebecca Hash. He was born on 11 Oct 1781 in Grayson County, VA. He died on 08 Jul 1855 in Kings Creek, Alleghany, North Carolina. He married Mary Herrin in 1802. She is the daughter of Henry or William Herrin. She was born on 25 Aug 1781 in Alleghany County, North Carolina. She died on 04 Sep 1864 in South Fork, Ashe, NC. Children of James Sturgill and Mary Herrin are: i. Francis Sturgill. He was born 1804 in Ashe County, NC. He died Bet. 1845–1847 in Ashe County, NC. ii. Daniel Sturgill. He was born Bet. 1805–1806 in Ashe County, NC. He died in Alleghany County, North Carolina. iii. David Sturgill. He was born Bet. 1805–1810 in Ashe County, NC. He died on 15 Sep 1891 in Alleghany County, North Carolina. iv. Joshua Sturgill. He was born on 01 Aug 1808 in Ashe County, NC. He died on 17 Aug 1882 in Alleghany County, North Carolina. Burial in Chestnut Hill, Ashe, NC. v. Elijah Sturgill. He was born 1812. He died in Harlan, KY. vi. John Sturgill. He was born on 15 Nov 1813 in Ashe County, NC. He died on 17 Aug 1882 in Alleghany County, North Carolina. Burial in South Fork Cemetery, Alleghany Co., NC. vii. Sarah Sturgill. She was born 1815 in Ashe County, NC. She died in Ashe County, NC. viii. James Sturgill. He was born on 28 May 1816 in Ashe County, NC. He died on 22 Jul 1901 in Alleghany County, North Carolina. ix. Rebecca Sturgill. She was born on 14 Jul 1820 in Ashe County, NC. She married Lewis Hamilton Halsey. They were married on 02 May 1841 in Alleghany, NC. She died on 15 Feb 1877 in Alleghany County, North Carolina. x. Nancy Sturgill. She was born 1825 in Ashe County, NC. She died in Alleghany County, North Carolina. Burial in South Fork Cemetery, Alleghany Co., NC. xi. Joel Sturgill. He was born 1829 in Ashe County, NC. He died 1864 in Civil War. Burial in Confederate Cemetery, Richmond, VA. | Sturgill, James Sr. (I1984)
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| 3128 | James was a son of Moses Simpson and Anna Jane McGee Simpson. | Simpson, James W. (I156)
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| 3129 | JAMES WILLIAM "BILL" SIMPSON July 2, 1918 - Nov. 2, 2007 James William "Bill" Simpson, Jr., a former owner/publisher of The Wayne County Outlook and World War II veteran, died Friday, November 2, 2007. He was 89. In the U.S. Navy, Simpson was witness to some of the most important and decisive battles of World War II. As a newspaper owner, his career spanned the transition from hot metal type into the computer age. Born in Monticello, Ky. on July 2, 1918, he was the son of the late Elnora and J.W. (Jim) Simpson, Sr. and was a life-long resident of Monticello until moving to neighboring Somerset in 2005. He was a member of First Christian Church in Monticello. Simpson was raised in the newspaper business and worked as a newspaperman for nearly 50 years. His father had founded The Wayne County Outlook in 1904 and the family continued to manage the paper until it was sold in 1987. Simpson learned early in his life how to handset type and operate the presses at the newspaper office. In the late 1930s, while still a teenager, he was left in charge of the paper while his father was out of town. A traveling editor for Publisher's Auxiliary, a publication for the National Newspaper Association, chanced to stop by The Outlook for a visit. He was so impressed by the young man's command of newspaper production that he wrote a column for the publication noting the youngster's abilities. A 1938 graduate of Monticello High School, Simpson spent two years at the University of Kentucky before returning home. In 1942 he enlisted the U.S. Navy as part of the World War II effort. A signalman on the amphibious troop transport U.S.S. Thurston, Simpson saw action in North Africa, Sicily, Normandy, Iwo Jima and Okinawa. He reported in a letter to his mother that watching the raising of the U.S. flag over Iwo Jima's Mt. Suribachi was "one of the most thrilling sights I have ever seen." After the war, Simpson returned to work with his father. While he wrote some articles for the paper, he served mainly as a printer, Linotype operator and publisher. On October 4, 1951 he married Corydon, Ind. native Dolly Eileen Smith, then a nurse at VA Hospital in Louisville. Residing in Monticello, the couple had two sons-Stuart born in 1952; and Jim in 1953. Simpson took part in civic activities over the years and was proud of coaching Little League baseball teams. At the newspaper, he oversaw the transition in the late 1960s and early 1970s from hot metal type to cold type, the offset printing process. With the new type of printing, the paper began using computerized typesetting methods and was one of the first in Kentucky to fully incorporate desktop publishing into the production in the mid-1980s. After the family sold the paper in 1987, Simpson retired from the business. He remained very interested in Kentucky's newspapers and was an avid reader. His parents and a sister, Margaret, preceded him in death. His wife; two sons; a sister, Lytha Ann Underwood; and a grandson, Will Simpson, survive him. Funeral services were held Sunday, November 4, 2007 with the Hoyt G. Hickey and Son Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. The family requests that expressions of sympathy take the form of donations to the American Cancer Society and Hospice of Lake Cumberland. Lexington Herald-Leader, Lexington, Kentucky. Sunday, 4 November 2007. | Simpson, James William “Bill” (I1799)
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| 3130 | James' cause of death: Slate fell on him in coal mine and broke his spine | Cornett, James (I1815)
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| 3131 | James, Jesse F., age 65, of Dayton, passed away Monday, September 7, 1992 at Miami Valley Hospital. Mr. James was preceded in death by his son, Richard in 1971 and is survived by his wife, Roberta; son & daughter-in-law, David & Gaye James of Russell, MA; grandsons, Christopher & Tyler; sister & brother-in-law, Jewell and Lee Weldy of Westchester, OH, and their daughters, Lee Ann & Benita and their families; also survived by bothers, Archie & Delbert; sisters, Rose & Sarah & their families; nieces, nephews and many friends. Jesse was retired frm Harrison radiator, Division of GMC and was a member of the former Santa Clara Christian Church; member of Riverview Lodge, #717, F.& A.M. Scottish Rite, Valley of Dayton, Harvest Chapter #564, OES. Services will be held 10 A.M. Friday, September 11, at Carrigan & Mains Funeral Home, 675 W. Wenger Rd., Englewood with Rev. William J. Walthour, officiating. Burial Glenhaven Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday, 5-8 P.M. There will be an Eastern Star Service at 7:30 P.M. If desired, contributions may be made to the Dayton Masonic Temple Endowment Fund; the Harvest Chapter Memorial Fund; or to Hipple Cancer Research Center. Dayton Daily News, Dayton, Ohio. Thursday, 10 September 1992. | James, Jesse Frank (I1745)
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| 3132 | James, Richard K., age 15 of 61 E. Parkwood Dr., passed away Saturday. Survived by his parents, Jesse and Roberta; a brother, David and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben James; Mrs. Ruby Brewer and Mrs. W.R. Lewis and several aunts and uncles. He was freshman at Colonel White High School and attended the Riverdale United Church of Christ. Services 10:30 a.m. Tuesday from the Carrigan Funeral Home 2201 N. Main St. with the Reverend W. Douglas Snyder officiating. Burial Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at Carrigan’s Monday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. The Journal Herald, Dayton, Ohio. Monday, 13 September 1971. | James, Richard K. (I1746)
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| 3133 | James, Roberta L., age 64, formerly a lifelong resident of Dayton and of Port Orange, FL., die Saturday, January 16, 1993. Mrs. James was preceded in death by her son, Richard, in 1971, and husband Jesse, in 1992, and is survived by her son & daughter-in-law, David & Gaye James of Port Orange, FL.; and 2 grandsons, Christopher & Tyler. She was a bookkeeper with Vienna Beauty Products for 25 years; a member of the former Santa Clara Christian Church; past Worthy Matron of Harvest Chapter #564, O.E.S. Funeral services will be held at 10 A.M. Thursday, January 21, Carrigan & Mains Funeral Home, 675 W. Wenger Rd., Englewood. Burial, Glenhaven Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday, 5-8 P.M. Eastern Star Services, 7:30 P.M. If desired, contributions may be made to Harvest Chapter or Hipple Cancer Research. Dayton Daily News, Dayton, Ohio. Tuesday, 19 January 1993. | Lewis, Roberta Frances (I1744)
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| 3134 | JAMES1 MOORE , SR was born Abt. 1755 in Virginia, and died May 05, 1835 in Owsley County, Ky buried in Shepherd Cemetery, Booneville, Ky. He married ELINOR (ELLENDER) HAMILTON October 09, 1775 in prob. Virginia, daughter of WILLIAM HAMILTON and MARGARET GAY. Notes for JAMES MOORE , SR: James Moore and wife, Elinor, and Cornelius Bowman and wife, Susan, with their sons and daughters were among the first settlers in Madison County, KY. The Bowmans settled on Muddy Creek near the Estill County line. The Moores, by gradual stages, moved up the Kentucky River and became the first settlers at (now) Booneville in Owsley County. The sons and daughters of the Bowmans married sons and daughters of the Moores. In those days there were few other people in the area. From Marvin Lee Jenkins "The Jenkins and Allen Families of Kentucky" | Moore, James (I67)
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| 3135 | Jane was a daughter of David & Nancy Ann James Hodges. | Hodges, Jane (I120)
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| 3136 | Jane was a daughter of Elizabeth Williams and William Bonham. | Bonham, Jane (I1826)
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| 3137 | Janie Lorene Wirth, 56 Janie Lorene Wirth, 56, of Plano, Texas, formerly of Lafayette, died from transplant complications at 8:32 p.m. Monday, July 2, 2001, in Medical City Hospital of Dallas. She had been ill from leukemia 11 months. She was born Jan. 29, 1945, in Warren County, and was a 1996 graduate of Ivy Tech State College of Lafayette. She formerly resided in Brookston and Dallas. Since 1998, she had been a loan processor for Share Plus Federal Credit Union of Dallas, preciously working about 20 years for Consolidated Industries of Lafayette. Ms. Worth was a member of Christ Our King Community Church of Plano. Surviving are a son, Tony Wirth; two daughters, Sheila Soper (husband: Dan) of Bloomington, Ill., and Sheryl Briggs (husband: Phil) of Avon; four brothers, Bobby Gene Greer of Lafayette, Louis Greer of West Point, George Greer of Brownsburg and Carl Greer of Attica; and three sisters, Willadene “Bo” Short of Forest, Pauline Phelps of Independence and Rose Long of Plano. Journal and Courier, Lafayette, Indiana. Friday, 20 July 2001. | Greer, Janie Lorene (I1113)
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| 3138 | Jeanine Nina Sheffield passed away at her home in Yerington on Saturday, April 4, 2020. She was 82. Jeanine was born in South Gate, California on September 15, 1937 the daughter of Frank and Lenora (Loper) Dietrich. She had lived in Yerington for the past 5 years moving here from Gardnerville where she lived since 1990. Jeanine loved her family and enjoyed big family gatherings and holidays at her home. She is survived by her sons, Michael Walker, Raymond Walker, Step-sons, Jerry Sheffield, Craig Sheffield; daughters, Cindy White, Cathy Lyons and Connie Walker; her Grandchildren, Aaron, Sean, Brian, Cassandra, Melissa, Matt, Bonnie, Tandy, Robert, Daniel, Kendra, Bodie and Brooke; Great Grandchildren, Aaron, Stephanie, Seth, Bailey, Evan, Alex, Derek, Claire, Logan, Lainey, Alana, Adrian and Victoria; Great Great Grandchildren, Olivia and Aryan. She was preceded in death by her husband, Louie Sheffield and a step-son, Stanley Scott Sheffield. There are no Memorial service planned at this time a Celebration of her life will be held at a later date. Family and Friends are invited to sign her online guest book at www.FRFH.net. Arrangements and cremation are under the direction of Freitas Rupracht Funeral Home, 25 Hwy 208 Yerington, Nevada 89447 (775) 463-2911 https://www.frfh.net/obituary/jeanine-sheffield | Dietrich, Jeanine Nina (I1600)
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| 3139 | Jemima was a daughter of Zachariah Wells and Elizabeth A. (Osborne) Hayden | Wells, Jemima (I1996)
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| 3140 | JEROME PAUL GAA, 83 Educator GAINESVILLE - Jerry Gaa, passed peacefully in his sleep February 15th of a Parkinson's related illness. He was 83. He is survived by his wife of 57 years, Muriel, his sister Virginia Cole of Johnstown, Ohio, children, Rebecca Gaa of Gainesville, FL, David Gaa of Almatay, Kazakhstan, Daniel Gaa of Holmes Beach, FL, Paul Gaa of Shelton, WA and Perry Gaa of Tracy, CA, nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He was born in Columbus, Ohio, attended Ohio State University, and received a Masters Degree from the University of Michigan. He served in the Navy as a radioman in the South Pacific during WWII. Jerry and Muriel moved to Florida from Ohio in 1963, settled in Lakeland where they raised their family, and later retired to Gainesville. He was an educator with the Polk County school system, teaching both math and science. As Supervisor of Mathematics he was instrumental in introducing some of the first computers into Florida schools. Jerry was a member of First Methodist Church and active in many of the classes and studies. He loved sports and in particular college football. He was an Ohio State Buckeye, a Cincinnati Reds and a Tampa Bay Buccaneer fan. Jerry is deeply loved by all and will be greatly missed. He was a man of great character, compassion and integrity. In lieu of flowers please send donations to the National Parkinson's Foundation Inc., Office of Development, 1501 NW 9th Ave./Bob Hope Rd., Miami, FL., 33136-1494. For further information, Williams-Thomas Downtown, (352) 376-7556. Published by The Ledger on Feb. 18, 2009. https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/theledger/name/jerome-gaa-obituary?id=23121497 | Gaa, Jerome Paul (I1643)
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| 3141 | Jesse Morgan Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a.m. Monday in Memory Chapel of A.L. Moore and Sons Mortuary for Jesse Morgan, 64, who died in his Sunnyslope home Thursday. The Rev. C.E. Randall of the Church of God of the Abrahamic Faith will officiate. Burial will be in Glendale Memorial Park. Mr. Morgan moved to Phoenix 30 years ago from Arkansas, where he was born. He lived at 1833 1/2/ Desert Cove Rd. He was a farmer. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Harold Cooper, Sunnyslope; and two brothers, Dan Morgan of Phoenix and Tom Morgan, who lives in Arkansas. Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona, 4 April 1953. | Morgan, Jesse (I777)
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| 3142 | Jesse T. Smith succumbs at 43 Jesse T. (Ted) Smith, 43, 971 Lawn Ave., retired major with the United States Air Force, died at 6:40 p.m. Wednesday in Fort Hamilton Hospital where he had been a patient since Friday. He had suffered a heart condition for several years. Mr. Smith was born in Paulding, Ohio, Feb. 17, 1920, a son of Jesse T. and Rosella Smith. He was educated in the schools of Heyworth, Ill. and attended St. Mary University, Tex. On April 25, 1945 he married Betty Lou Robinson in Hamilton. Mr. Smith had served with the Air Force for 22 years and was with the Strategic Air Command for 10 years as a command pilot on a B-47. He received a medical discharge on June 30, 1962 and since that time had been an instructor for B-54 pilots at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton. He had served in the North African campaign, the Berlin Airlift and had a tour of duty in the Caribbean area. Masonic member Mr. Smith was a member of the Masonic Lodge at Bloomington, Ill. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Betty Smith; a son, Patrick Arnold Smith, and a daughter Leslie Ann Smith, both at home; his father, Jesse T. Smith Sr., Bloomington, Ill.; five brothers, Sylvester Smith, Long Beach, Calif., Russell Smith, Waynesville, Ill., Kenneth Smith and Clifford Smith, both of Bloomington, Ill., Orville Smith, Peoria, Ill.; three sisters, Mrs. Mildred Flint, of Michigan, Mrs. Elsie Howard, Long Beach, Calif., Mrs. Evelyn Smith, Fort Wayne, Ind.; other relatives and friends. Military funeral services will be conducted at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Webb Funeral Home, Ross Ave. and S. D St., with a military chaplain from the Wright-Patterson base officiating. Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Park. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Masonic services will be held at 7:30 p.j. Friday in the funeral home. | Smith, Jesse Theron (I1752)
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| 3143 | Jesse was a son of William Calvin Mahaffey and JoAnna (Alford) Mahaffey. | Mahaffey, Jesse (I365)
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| 3144 | Jesse Wyatt Evans, 91, of Orange, Texas, passed away on October 18, 2018, Beaumont, Texas. A graveside service will be held at 1:00 p.m., Wednesday, October 24, 2018, at Pinecrest Cemetery in Troup, Texas with burial to follow. Officiating will be Pastor Kirk Ellender. Born in Troup, Texas, on November 21, 1926, he was the son of Alton Evans and Edna (Looney) Evans. Jesse was a longtime member of St. Paul United Methodist Church, where he faithfully served his Lord for many years. He was an avid golfer and enjoyed watching all sports, his favorite being football. Jesse loved hunting and travelling, travelling all over the world in the Merchant Marines. He loved his time meeting with Gulf Retirees once a month at McDonalds for coffee. Jesse will be dearly missed by everyone who had the pleasure of knowing and loving him. He was preceded in death by his parents, Alton and Edna Evans; loving wife 61 years, Patsy Evans' and siblings, Carl Evans, Annell Evans, and Marguerite Traxler. He is survived by his son, Stephen Wyatt Evans of Beaumont; grandchildren, Jessica Ellender and husband Jadon; and great-grandchildren, Anderson Wyatt Ellender, Joliet Ryan Ellender, and Austin Everitt Ellender. Published in Tyler Morning Telegraph on Oct. 24, 2018 | Evans, Jess Wyatt (I1483)
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| 3145 | Jim Fox Again. Arrested By United States Officers and Charged With Raising a Treasury Note. Jim Fox is again in trouble. He has been arrested by the United State Secret Service agents at Beattyville on charges of raising a United States Treasury note. It is charged that he raised a dollar bill to ten dollars by cutting off a zero from a stamp of some sort and parting it on the dollar bill. It was a bungling job, and should not have deceived anybody. He went with the bill to Elihu Reynolds' distillery, in Perry county, and passed the bill on Reynolds' wife at night. He got $9.40 worth of whisky, and received sixty cents in change. The next morning Reynolds discovered the swindle. Fox was bound over in the Perry County Court in the sum of $1,900, and is now in jail. Fox's name is familiar from his connection with the French-Eversole feud. He was tried in the last term of the Federal Court at Frankfort, charged with killing a Deputy United States Marshal. The Courier-Journal, Louisville, Kentucky. Tuesday, 20 August 1895. | Reymonds, Elihu (I2584)
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| 3146 | Jimmy Dee Pingleton, 52, of McAlester, died yesterday at Muskogee Veterans Hospital. Pingleton was born Oct. 20, 1935 in Haileyville. He was retired from the civil service and was a member of the Disabled American Veterans. He had served in Korea. Surviving relatives include his mother, Eva Gibson of the home; three sons and three daughters; one brother, Jack Pingleton of McAlester; three sisters, Carolyn Daniels of Shawnee, Linda Burks of McAlester and Sandra Medley of Tearkana, Tex.; numerous nieces and nephews; and Pat Rochelle, a friend. Graveside services will be held at Oak Hill Cemetery Saturday at 2 p.m. Services are under the direction of Chaney's Funeral Home of McAlester. | Pingleton, Jimmy Dee (I1407)
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| 3147 | Joel and Catherine had 3 children Rachel b. abt 1852 Thomas b abt 1855 David b. abt 1857 | Unknown, Catharine (I2413)
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| 3148 | Joel and Catherine had 3 children Rachel b. abt 1852 Thomas b abt 1855 David b. abt 1857 | Bowman, Joel (I2403)
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| 3149 | Joel Sturgill was born in 1786 in a log cabin about three miles below the forks of New River in present Alleghany Co. NC, the sixth child in a family of twelve. In 1807, the year he died, Francis Sturgill Sr. (father of Joel) bought a tract of land in present Ashe Co. NC near the Tenn. state line on Roundabout creek. Soon thereafter Joel Sturgill and his bride, Rachel Waters, built a log cabin on this land and made their first home there; this log house in which all their children were born is still standing. Joel passed this land on to his son William, who passed it to his son Lewis J, who passed it to his son Mason, who passed it to his son Martin who is the present owner, the sixth generation of the Sturgill family to own and occupy this land. There has been some controversy about the identity of Joel's wife, Rachel Waters, which I hope the following will clarify. Shortly after the end of WWII my father and I (David Sturgill) went to Ashe Co NC to try to locate the land where Joel Sturgill had lived. We found the farm without any difficulty and there we met Mason Sturgill for the first time. On this trip, the first of several, I got little information because I could not get my father and Mason to stop talking long enough to ask many questions. He did, however, tell us about Rachel Waters. "Her father, John Waters, was a Frenchman who had married a Cherokee indian (other accounts say she was a Catawba but as the Cataba indians lived near the SC border at that time the Cherokee was probably correct) John Waters apparently cared little for his family as he spent most of his time away from them as he wandered around through the mountains, he eventually abandoned them entirely. Rachel's mother could not care for the family of four sons and one daughter alone so neighbors took in some of them. They lived on Reddies river in Wilkes County. About 1800 a family named Lewis brought Rachel from Wilkes Co. to Ashe where Joel met her. The Lewis family settled down the creek a ways from here. Rachel's mother died in Wilkes county about 1815, her father, John Waters died here in Ashe Co." Wilburn Waters, the youngest brother of Rachel, attained some degree of fame as the man who explored the White Top mountain of Grayson Co, VA and the surrounding areas and wrote about the plants and animals of the area. A monument to him stands on the top of Mt. Rogers in the Grayson Highland State park. Shortly after Wilburn died a man who had known him personally wrote a short biographical sketch of his life which has been used in several other books which have been written about Wilburn Waters. In this first sketch, and copied in several other publications, it is stated that Wilburn died in the home of his sister Zilpha Waters, the deed and census records of Ashe Co, NC show that this can no tbe correct. These records show that Zilpha Waters was the wife of Wilburn's older brother, William Waters, who also lived in Ashe Co. Descendants of William Waters living in Washington Co. VA have verified this. Wilburn probably did die in the home of ilpha Waters but she was his sister-in-law and not his sister. The only sister Wilburn was Rachel who married Joel Sturgill. As further evidence of the identity of Rachel, she and Joel named their youngest son Solomon WATERS Sturgill and their oldest son William Sturgill named his first son WILBURN WATERS STURGILL after his uncle Wilburn. The names Wilburn and Waters also appear among the families of other descendants in Oregon and Washington who have been separated from other branches of the family for over a century know about their Cherokee indian ancestry. Census 1830 which shows that they moved in that year. Their oldest son William and their daughter Catherine either remained in Ashe Co. or later returned as both were married in that county in 1833-34. However Catherine soon joined the family in Scott Co. William did not remain in Scott Co. if he went there at all, as public records show that he lived in Ashe Co. through 1842 and was in Carter Co. KY in 1844. In 1855 he returned to the Ashe Co. farm where he lived out his life. In 1842 Joel and Rachel with five sons and three daughters and their families all moved again, this time to Sullivan Co. Missouri. Son Lewis remained behind in Scott Co. as did one daughter Mary Ann, who had married Joseph Harris. In 1843 Mary Ann and Joseph decided to join the others in Missouri so they both rode one horse bareback all the way to Missouri with only a burlap bag for a saddle. Their first child was born a month after they arrived in Missouri. In 1850, Joel's son James George, who had gone to Missouri with the family,returned to the Ashe Co. farm where he remained until his older brother William returned in 1855, James then moved his family to Sutters Mill California where he followed the trade of blacksmith and where he lived out his life. Two of Joel's grandsons, George and William, went from Missouri to the gold town of Virginia City in Montana in the summer of 1863. The next spring they decided to return to Missouri. William stopped off in Denver on the return trip but George continued to Missouri. Rachel died in 1864 and was buried near Milan MO. In the spring of 1865 all of Joel's sons and daughters in Missouri became part of a wagon train to Oregon. George Sturgill was the wagonmaster. Joel, decided that he was too old to make the trip so he returned to Scott Co. VA where he lived out his life with his son Lewis. He was buried in the Speer family cemetery on Rt 604 in Scott Co. VA During his last years in Scott Co. Joel made several trips back to Ashe Co. NC to visit children, grandchildren and sisters still living in the area. During the late 1940's I interviewed a nephew and niece of Joel living in Alleghany Co. NC who both remembered him and his visits from Scott Co. Both of these described him as a very impressive looking man who looked like a "Kentucky Col." | Sturgill, Joel Cass (I1987)
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| 3150 | John and Caroline Robinson moved to Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio in 1917 at which time John took over operating the Miami Hotel at Park Avenue and North B Street. 101 North B Street. In the 1920 census, John, Caroline and their 3 sons lived in the hotel. The other 47 residents of the hotel were: two women who were hotel waitresses, and 45 men who were all laborers, most in a paper mill, several in tool works, and a few in a foundry. | Robinson, John (I1)
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