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| 451 | daughter of Richard Burton and Mary Ann Pleasants | Burton, Jane (I2138)
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| 452 | daughter of Richard Reynolds and Icy Frost | Reynolds, Rebecca (I2425)
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| 453 | daughter of Robert Baker and Margaret Mobley | Baker, Mattie Jane (I631)
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| 454 | daughter of Robert c. Mitton and Margaret L. Dill | Mitton, Linda Lou (I1112)
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| 455 | daughter of Robert Craig Graham and Catherine Crockett | Graham, Mary Elizabeth (I1870)
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| 456 | daughter of Robert P. Morris and Arminta Johnson | Morris, Marian Coon (I2410)
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| 457 | daughter of Samuel B. Asa | Asa, Nancy Elizabeth (I2101)
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| 458 | daughter of Samuel G. Hybarger and Sophrona E. "Franny" Sowers | Hybarger, Sarah Jane (I2683)
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| 459 | daughter of Samuel Plummer and Elizabeth Evans | Plummer, Rachel (I2499)
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| 460 | daughter of Thomas Anderson and Sarah Hicks unmarried consort of David Phipps | Anderson, Elizabeth (I2091)
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| 461 | daughter of Thomas Grambel and Dora Jackson | Gambrel, Odie (I451)
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| 462 | daughter of Thomas James Coyle and Sarah Jane Coyle | Coyle, Effie (I1978)
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| 463 | daughter of Thomas Livesay II and Margaret Stones | Livesay, Mary "Polly" (I2125)
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| 464 | daughter of Thomas Young and Mildred Sizemore | Young, Mary "Polly" (I2309)
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| 465 | daughter of William B. Lovelace and Rachel Virginia Weiss | Lovelace, Member Ann (I2268)
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| 466 | daughter of William Eversole and Barbara A. Chappell | Eversole, Martha R. (I2442)
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| 467 | daughter of William Hamilton and Margaret Walkup | Hamilton, Elendor Collett (I68)
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| 468 | daughter of William Jasper Morris Jr. | Morris, Sarah “Sally” (I2339)
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| 469 | daughter of William Jasper Morris Jr. and Margaret Sandlin | Morris, Rhoda (I2462)
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| 470 | daughter of William K. Nickell and Catherine Margaret May | Nickell, Josephine Elizabeth (I2717)
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| 471 | daughter of William Pugh and Lucy Anderson | Pugh, Malina J. (I1889)
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| 472 | daughter of William Shelton and Margaret Saundlin | Shelton, Sarah Elizabeth (I197)
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| 473 | daughter of William T. Johnson and Mary E. Reno | Johnson, Alpha J. (I1980)
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| 474 | daughter of William Warner and Polly Ann | Warner, Nancy (I2067)
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| 475 | daughter of William Weaver Sr. | Weaver, Phoebe (I1999)
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| 476 | daughter of Willie R. Hiens and Aline Mae Parker | Hiens, Linda Dell (I1814)
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| 477 | daughter of Wright Wingate and Elizabeth Martha Wyatt | Wingate, Rachel (I1841)
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| 478 | daughter of Zachariah Ward Sr. and Tabitha Hash | Ward, Rosamond Evaline (I1855)
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| 479 | David Marcum Berea, July 14 – David Marcum, 56, died at the Berea College Hospital at 3 p.m. Wednesday, following a stroke which he had suffered on Tuesday. He was a farmer at Morrell, and a native of Jackson County. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Minnie Fields Marcus; three sons, three daughters, a brother and a sister. Graveside services will be conducted at the Sand Gap Cemetery at 2 p.m. Friday. The body is at the Britton Funeral Home. The Lexington Herald, Lexington, Kentucky. Friday, 15 July 1960. | Marcum, David C. (I1142)
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| 480 | David Roscoe Cromer Paris, March 13 – Funeral services for David Roscoe Cromer, 70, who died Saturday afternoon at his residence on Kelly Street, will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Central Baptist Church by the Rev. Donald Carroll. Burial will be in the Paris Cemetery. Pallbearers will be James and Charles and James Tubbs, Jr., Frank Davis, Cecil McCarty and Robert Puckett. The body is at the Davis Funeral Home. Lexington Herald, Lexington, Kentucky. Monday, 14 March 1960. | Cromer, David Roscoe (I538)
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| 481 | David Sturgill Son of Francis Sturgill Sr and Rebecca Hash Husband of Miss Richardson children: i John Sturgill was born in 1810. John married Mary Jane Boggs "Polly" daughter of John Boggs and Kesiah Miller. Mary was born in 1815. ii Patsy Sturgill was born in 1815. Probably never married. Was living in Floyd Co. KY in 1850 as a servant iii Elijah Sturgill at 128539571 iv James Sturgill was born in 1836. He died on 19 Mar 1865. [Notes] v Eleanor Sturgill NOTES FROM RICHARD STURGILL WEBSITE DAVID STURGILL was the mystery man of the family of Francis Sturgill Sr. and Rebecca Hash. There is a tradition in two different branches of the descendants of Francis that he had six sons and six daughters - the fact that the family was evenly divided would have caused this to be remembered. Francis died intestate in 1807 and the shares of the estate were traded back and forth between his heirs several times before Francis Jr finally obtained all of them and sold the original homesite in 1839. These deeds identify eleven of the twelve children beyond dispute but no deed from David was found. One deed made by William and Jane Jones specified their share as 1/11th which has led some to believe that there were only eleven children in the family but as only the one deed specified the share as 1/11th there is another explanation for why it was so worded. This deed was made five years after Ann, sister of Jane, had died so Jane apparently did not consider the fact that Ann left a baby daughter who was the heir to her share. this share was share was signed over to Ann's mother by a Timothy Perkins, Ann's husband. The 1810 census of Ashe Co. NC shows a male 16/26 and four younger females living with Rebecca, widow of Francis Sr. The male could only have been David as all his older brothers were married before 1810 and were listed as heads of households. David did not appear in the Ashe Co census of 1820 or 1830 or in any adjoining county but the name David Sturgeon was found in Crawford Co, IN in 1820 and it is believed that this was him. He did have both Sturgill and Hash cousins in Indiana at that time. This record shows David age 26/45 with a son and a daughter under 10. He was not found in the 1830 census but was back in the VA-NC area as his son Elijah was born in NC in 1831 and the next two children were born in VA, probably in Grayson co. He witnessed deeds in both Ashe Co, NC and Grayson Co. VA during the 1830's and was shown in the 1840 census of Ashe Co. with three children in the family, a daughter b. 1810/20 a dau. b. 1830/35 and a son b. 1835/40. He was a member of the South Fork Baptist church and served as Clerk of the church during the 1840's until 1847. He was not found in the 1850 census or thereafter and it is believed that he died before 1850 and was buried in one of the unmarked graves in the old church cemetery. No record of land ownership was found and it is uncertain how he made his living. He was literate as shown by a handwritten deed he made for his brother Francis Jr. in 1834 so he may possibly have been a minister or a teacher. It is not known who he married but there is strong evidence that she was a Richardson. Those known or believed to have been his children are listed. | Sturgill, David (I1988)
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| 482 | Dead: Mrs. Rhoda Bowman, aged 87, died Saturday at 5 o'clock p.m. at the home of her son, Mr. I.A. Bowman. For eleven years she has been an invalid, confined to her bed most all the time, but a short time since, she took a deep seat of cold, followed by the grip, which was too great a strain on her weakened condition. Even since the death of her husband several years ago, she had made her home with her only son, Mr. I.A. Bowman, on e of our most substantial farmers and stock dealers, who moved to the old Dr. Joplin property near this place five years ago from Jackson county. It was the desire of the family to take the remains back to the old home for burial, but on account of high water it was impossible to do so, and the remains were laid to rest Sunday in the Lair burying grounds. Mount Vernon Signal, Mount Vernon, Kentucky. Friday 15 March 1907, page 3. | Morris, Rhoda (I2462)
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| 483 | Deaner Hollenbaugh, 86, of Middletown, died Sunday, July 9, 2006, at Middletown Regional Hospital. He was born in Germantown, on September 10, 1919 to parents Harvey and Maud (Izor) Hollenbaugh. Mr. Hollenbaugh worked as a turn foreman for Armco Steel Corporation, retiring in 1982 after 37 years of service. He served his country in the United States Army during World War II, where he was a POW in Germany following the Battle of the Bulge. He was a member of American Legion Post 218. | Hollengaugh, Deaner (I1278)
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| 484 | Death caused by infantile paralysis. Polio. | Marcum, Kenneth (I1524)
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| 485 | Death certificate Joel Robinson b. 27 May 1879, Kentucky d. 30 Sep 1961 place of death: Magma Hotel, Superior, Arizona residence: Magma Hotel, Superior, Arizona widowed retired miner veteran of the Spanish American War father unknown mother unknown length of stay in the town: 30 yr; in Arizona 65 yr informant: personal effects | Robinson, Joel (I28)
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| 486 | Death Certificate Sarah Elizabeth Wilson b. 1 Jan 1879, Kentucky d. 2 May 1911, McHargue, Laurel County, Kentucky married occupation: housewife father: Ed Robinson mother: Mary Tennessee Phelps information: George Asher, Boreing, Kentucky cause of death: pulmonary tuberculosis burial Boreing, 3 May 1911 | Robinson, Sarah Elizabeth (I20)
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| 487 | Death Certificate for Mrs. Polly Ann Moore b. 6 Apr 1839 d. 22 Aug 1912 age 73yrs, 4mons, 16days b. Owsley Co. Ky father: Mathias Baggard mother: Sarah Peters Informant: Hardy Moore, St. Helens. cause of death: pulminary tuberculosis burial: near St. Helens, Ky. 24 Aug 1912 undertaker: Friends & Relatives, St. Helens. | Gabbard, Polly Ann (I2423)
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| 488 | death certificate information: Name Thos Alex Anderson Gender Male Race White Death Age 78 Birth Date 3 Jul 1859 Death Date 10 Oct 1937 Death Place Sugar Grove, Smyth, Virginia, USA Registration Date Jan 1938 Father: Anderson Mother: Elizabeth Anderson Spouse: America Hash | Anderson, Thomas Alexander "Alex" (I2083)
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| 489 | death certificate shows 30 Aug 1860 | Hash, William Troy (I2247)
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| 490 | Death certificate states burial 22 Aug 1919 at Gabbard Cemetery | Moore, Nancy B. (I2418)
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| 491 | Death Claims Aged Jackson Co. Resident William Truett, aged 92 lacking two days, passed away at the home of his daughter, Frances Vaughn at Bond, Kentucky, on Saturday, April 5th, after an illness that lasted only one day. He was taken ill with a sore throat on Friday, the day before his death. Mr. Truett was born in Owsley Co., and when about six years of age his father moved to Jackson County. At the age of 18 he married Lydia Cope. Thirteen children were born to them. Four have died. Those who survive are A.F. Truett, Berea, Cinda Elam of Berea, Frances Vaughn, Lydia Vaughn and Tommy Truett all of Bond, John Truett of Peoples, James Truett of East Bernstadt, W.H. Truett of Etowah, Tenn., and Ellen Eichler of Hamilton, Ohio. Funeral services were held on Monday at Annville where his grandson Billy Truett and Jimmy Dalton preached the funeral services. Burial took place at Annville. There are 77 grandchildren and a number of great grandchildren and other relatives living. Mr. Truett was a life-long member of the Church of God, a man of upstanding character, known by all for his loyalty, sincerity and integrity. The Berea Citizen, Berea, Kentucky. Thursday, 10 April 1941. | Truett, William (I2455)
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| 492 | Death has for the first time entered this bright and happy home and snatched from our midst a kind husband and loving father. Thomas Phipps, only son of Isaiah and Rachel Phipps, was born in Estel Co., Ky., Oct. 6, 1835, and departed this life Nov. 15, 1911, at his home near Aurora, Ind., aged 76 years, 1 month and 9 days. He was twice married. The first union was blessed with eight children, six girls and two boys; of these children, one day and two girls have preceded him to the better land. He was again married to Mrs. Nannie Hunter in 1881. To them were born five children, four boys and one girl, all of whom were with him at the time of his death. Although not a church member, yet his faith was firm in Christ and often during his sickness he seemed to delight in talking of his home beyond the skies. He was a good citizen and neighbor and was well liked by all who knew him. He will be sadly missed in the home and community, but he has gone where sufferings and sorrow never come. He leaves to mourn a loving wife, ten children, five boys and five girls, several stepchildren and grandchildren, besides other relatives and friends. The Journal-Press, Aurora, Indiana. Friday, 24 November 1911. | Phipps, Thomas (I2064)
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| 493 | Death Mrs. Hensley Mrs. Ira Hensely, age 65, died Friday, at her home near Franklin. She was the mother of Mrs. Cynthia Pacy, of Perkinsville. The Noblesville, Ledger, Noblesville, Indiana. Saturday, 10 April 1937. | Murray, Mary Ellen (I340)
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| 494 | Death Near Frankton Mrs. Ira Hensley, aged 66, wife of a farmer near Frankton, died of pneumonia at St. John hospital in Anderson at 10 a.m. Friday. The Alexandria Time-Tribune, Alexandria, Indiana. Saturday, 10 April 1937. | Murray, Mary Ellen (I340)
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| 495 | Death Of A Hero Planted the First Flag on the Top of Lookout Mountain. Irvine, Ky., May 25. - Captain John Wilson, the hero of Lookout mountain, who had long been suffering from a cancer on his face, died at his home at Station Camp, Ky. He was the man who first planted the federal flag on the summit of Lookout mountain, and the act will go down in history as being one of chivalry and honor. He was 74. | Wilson, Capt. John Millhouse (I2665)
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| 496 | death record Name Adison Phipps Birth Date abt 1859 Birth Place Grayson, Virginia Death Date 22 Nov 1861 Death Place Grayson, Carroll, Virginia Death Age 2 Race White Marital Status Single Gender Male Father Name David Phipps Mother Name Susan FHL Film Number 2056981 Name Adison Phipps Gender Male Race White Age 2 Birth Date abt 1859 Death Date 22 Nov 1861 Death Place Grayson, Virginia, USA Cause of Death Fever Parent 1 David Phipps Parent 2 Susan Phipps | Phipps, Addison (I2078)
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| 497 | death record Name Joseph Rudy Birth Date abt 1836 Death Date 7 Jun 1912 Death Place Buffalo, Putnam, West Virginia Death Age 76 years 11 months 10 days Occupation Farmer Race White Marital Status Married Gender Male Comments Possibly Ruby FHL Film Number 567297 | Reedy, Joseph (I2085)
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| 498 | death record Name Sallie Reedy Birth Date 2 Sep 1845 Birth Place Virginia Death Date 1 Sep 1939 Death Place Putnam, West Virginia Burial Date 2 Sep 1939 Cemetery Name Crom Creek Cemetery Death Age 93 years 11 months 31 days Race White Marital Status Widowed Gender Female Residence Putnam, West Virginia Father Name David Reedy Father Birth Place VA Mother Name Sallie Phipps Mother Birth Place Virginia FHL Film Number 1983474 LKH note: Her father's name was David Phipps. Reedy is her husband's surname. | Phipps, Sarah "Sally" (I2076)
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| 499 | Death records Name Dianna Anderson Gender Female Race White Age 15 Birth Date abt 1847 Death Date 20 May 1862 Death Place Grayson, Virginia, USA Cause of Death Diptheria Parent 1 Margaret Anderson | Anderson, Deanna (I2712)
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| 500 | Death Takes William H. Smith One Time School Teacher and Late Business Man of Berea Succumbs at College Hospital. William H. Smith, Berea grocery store owner, died of leukemia at 5:30 p.m., June 17, at the College Hospital. He was born in Harlan County, March 15, 1876, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Smith. He is survived by his wife and one daughter, Mrs. Victor Dick, of Berea. Since he came to Berea twenty years ago, Mr. Smith has taught school at Wallaceton and late ran a grocery store on Adams Street. He had been in ill health for more than a year, but was not bedfast until recently. Funeral services will be held at 3:00 p.m. today at the Rominger Funeral Home. John Van Winkle, Carl Ford, Guy Robinson, Marvin Conley, and Clint Hensley will serve as pallbearers. Interment will be in the Berea Cemetery. The Berea Citizen, Berea, Kentucky. Thursday, 19 June 1947. | Smith, William H. (I1972)
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