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| 4551 | The Sturgill Family in America: A preliminary history. David Andrew Sturgill, 1960. page 20. Descendants of Francis Sturgill Sr. and Rebecca Hash All children of Francis and Rebecca except Nancy born in Grayson Co. Va. F) Nancy Sturgill. B. 1803 D. Alleghany Co. N.C. Md. Andrew Osborn, about 1828. B. ____ D. _____ son of Zacharia Osborn Both buried on Fielden Ward Farm near Turkey Knob in Alleghany Co. | Sturgill, Nancy (I1993)
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| 4552 | The Sturgill Family in America: A preliminary history. David Andrew Sturgill, 1960. page 20. Descendants of Francis Sturgill Sr. and Rebecca Hash All children of Francis and Rebecca except Nancy born in Grayson Co. Va. F) Possibly another daugther married Timothy Perkins. If so she was probably the oldest child and died young since she left no heirs. | Sturgill, Ann (I1991)
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| 4553 | The Sturgill Family in America: A preliminary history. David Andrew Sturgill, 1960. page 20. Descendants of Francis Sturgill Sr. and Rebecca Hash All children of Francis and Rebecca except Nancy born in Grayson Co. Va. F) Possibly another daugther married Timothy Perkins. If so she was probably the oldest child and died young since she left no heirs. | Perkins, Timothy (I2005)
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| 4554 | The Sturgill Family in America: A preliminary history. David Andrew Sturgill, 1960. Page 27b Note: 78 known grandchildren of Francis Sturgill Sr. and Rebecca Hash. The last of these was Rebecca Doughton who died in 1934 making the total life span of their grandchildren 154 years from the birth of their first grandson in 1800. Six great grandchildren known to the writer are still living. | Hash, Rebecca (I1780)
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| 4555 | The Sturgill Family in America: A preliminary history. David Andrew Sturgill, 1960. Page 27b Note: 78 known grandchildren of Francis Sturgill Sr. and Rebecca Hash. The last of these was Rebecca Doughton who died in 1934 making the total life span of their grandchildren 154 years from the birth of their first grandson in 1800. Six great grandchildren known to the writer are still living. | Sturgill, Francis (I1781)
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| 4556 | The Sturgill Family in America: A preliminary history. David Andrew Sturgill, 1960. Pages 20 NOTE: The family of Francis Sturgill Sr. and his wife, Rebecca Hash, has been established beyond doubt from official records and known relationships between their descendants. The writer has personally interviewed about fifteen of their great grand children six of who were still living. When Francis died in 180? he was known to be living on the New River farm shown in Ashe Co. Deeds as the "Wells place". This farm was in five tracts, tho of which had been purchased from Zacharia Wells. The other three tracts were granted to Francis by the State on grants # 3,4, and 5 in Ashe Se This farm is known locally as the McMillan farm or as the BIG ROCK farm since it lies directly across New River from a cliff of this name. After the death of his father, Francis Jr. started buying out the shares of his brothers and sisters since there was no will, It is doubtful if Francis Jr. lived on this farm after he marries since the census records from 1810-30 show Rebecca as head of the family and lists only her younger daughters. In 1858 Francis Jr. sold this farm and the adjoining farm, where he probably lived, to Taliaferro Witcher and then moved to Helton Creek. Rebecca is shown living with him in 1840 so she was probably buried in the Sturgill cemetery on Felton creek when she died in 1842. In Ashe Co. Deed book "C", Page 259, dated 1828, William Jones and his wife Jane deeded their share of the estate of Francis Sturgill Sr. to Francis Sturgill Jr. and James Sturgill, his brothers. This deed states that their share was 1/11th of the estate thus indicating that there were 11 children. Deeds from the other ten children were fount but some of them were difficult to trace, James deed his share to William Weaver Jr. (bro-in-law) who in turn deeded it to Rebecca Sturgill, (mother-in-law) who then deeded it to Francis Jr. some of the heirs made two deeds to the estate. Timothy Perkins also deeded to Francis Jr. a claim to this same estate but no explanation for his claim was found unless he had married a daughter who died before her father. Perkins was buried in the Sturgill cometary on Helton creek. | Sturgill, Ann (I1991)
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| 4557 | The Sturgill Family in America: A preliminary history. David Andrew Sturgill, 1960. Pages 20 NOTE: The family of Francis Sturgill Sr. and his wife, Rebecca Hash, has been established beyond doubt from official records and known relationships between their descendants. The writer has personally interviewed about fifteen of their great grand children six of who were still living. When Francis died in 180? he was known to be living on the New River farm shown in Ashe Co. Deeds as the "Wells place". This farm was in five tracts, tho of which had been purchased from Zacharia Wells. The other three tracts were granted to Francis by the State on grants # 3,4, and 5 in Ashe Se This farm is known locally as the McMillan farm or as the BIG ROCK farm since it lies directly across New River from a cliff of this name. After the death of his father, Francis Jr. started buying out the shares of his brothers and sisters since there was no will, It is doubtful if Francis Jr. lived on this farm after he marries since the census records from 1810-30 show Rebecca as head of the family and lists only her younger daughters. In 1858 Francis Jr. sold this farm and the adjoining farm, where he probably lived, to Taliaferro Witcher and then moved to Helton Creek. Rebecca is shown living with him in 1840 so she was probably buried in the Sturgill cemetery on Felton creek when she died in 1842. In Ashe Co. Deed book "C", Page 259, dated 1828, William Jones and his wife Jane deeded their share of the estate of Francis Sturgill Sr. to Francis Sturgill Jr. and James Sturgill, his brothers. This deed states that their share was 1/11th of the estate thus indicating that there were 11 children. Deeds from the other ten children were fount but some of them were difficult to trace, James deed his share to William Weaver Jr. (bro-in-law) who in turn deeded it to Rebecca Sturgill, (mother-in-law) who then deeded it to Francis Jr. some of the heirs made two deeds to the estate. Timothy Perkins also deeded to Francis Jr. a claim to this same estate but no explanation for his claim was found unless he had married a daughter who died before her father. Perkins was buried in the Sturgill cometary on Helton creek. | Perkins, Timothy (I2005)
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| 4558 | The Sturgill Family in America: A preliminary history. David Andrew Sturgill, 1960. Pages 20 NOTE: The family of Francis Sturgill Sr. and his wife, Rebecca Hash, has been established beyond doubt from official records and known relationships between their descendants. The writer has personally interviewed about fifteen of their great grand children six of who were still living. When Francis died in 180? he was known to be living on the New River farm shown in Ashe Co. Deeds as the "Wells place". This farm was in five tracts, tho of which had been purchased from Zacharia Wells. The other three tracts were granted to Francis by the State on grants # 3,4, and 5 in Ashe Se This farm is known locally as the McMillan farm or as the BIG ROCK farm since it lies directly across New River from a cliff of this name. After the death of his father, Francis Jr. started buying out the shares of his brothers and sisters since there was no will, It is doubtful if Francis Jr. lived on this farm after he marries since the census records from 1810-30 show Rebecca as head of the family and lists only her younger daughters. In 1858 Francis Jr. sold this farm and the adjoining farm, where he probably lived, to Taliaferro Witcher and then moved to Helton Creek. Rebecca is shown living with him in 1840 so she was probably buried in the Sturgill cemetery on Felton creek when she died in 1842. In Ashe Co. Deed book "C", Page 259, dated 1828, William Jones and his wife Jane deeded their share of the estate of Francis Sturgill Sr. to Francis Sturgill Jr. and James Sturgill, his brothers. This deed states that their share was 1/11th of the estate thus indicating that there were 11 children. Deeds from the other ten children were fount but some of them were difficult to trace, James deed his share to William Weaver Jr. (bro-in-law) who in turn deeded it to Rebecca Sturgill, (mother-in-law) who then deeded it to Francis Jr. some of the heirs made two deeds to the estate. Timothy Perkins also deeded to Francis Jr. a claim to this same estate but no explanation for his claim was found unless he had married a daughter who died before her father. Perkins was buried in the Sturgill cometary on Helton creek. | Sturgill, Francis (I1781)
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| 4559 | The Sturgill Family in America: A preliminary history. David Andrew Sturgill, 1960. Pages 20 NOTE: The family of Francis Sturgill Sr. and his wife, Rebecca Hash, has been established beyond doubt from official records and known relationships between their descendants. The writer has personally interviewed about fifteen of their great grand children six of who were still living. When Francis died in 180? he was known to be living on the New River farm shown in Ashe Co. Deeds as the "Wells place". This farm was in five tracts, tho of which had been purchased from Zacharia Wells. The other three tracts were granted to Francis by the State on grants # 3,4, and 5 in Ashe Se This farm is known locally as the McMillan farm or as the BIG ROCK farm since it lies directly across New River from a cliff of this name. After the death of his father, Francis Jr. started buying out the shares of his brothers and sisters since there was no will, It is doubtful if Francis Jr. lived on this farm after he marries since the census records from 1810-30 show Rebecca as head of the family and lists only her younger daughters. In 1858 Francis Jr. sold this farm and the adjoining farm, where he probably lived, to Taliaferro Witcher and then moved to Helton Creek. Rebecca is shown living with him in 1840 so she was probably buried in the Sturgill cemetery on Felton creek when she died in 1842. In Ashe Co. Deed book "C", Page 259, dated 1828, William Jones and his wife Jane deeded their share of the estate of Francis Sturgill Sr. to Francis Sturgill Jr. and James Sturgill, his brothers. This deed states that their share was 1/11th of the estate thus indicating that there were 11 children. Deeds from the other ten children were fount but some of them were difficult to trace, James deed his share to William Weaver Jr. (bro-in-law) who in turn deeded it to Rebecca Sturgill, (mother-in-law) who then deeded it to Francis Jr. some of the heirs made two deeds to the estate. Timothy Perkins also deeded to Francis Jr. a claim to this same estate but no explanation for his claim was found unless he had married a daughter who died before her father. Perkins was buried in the Sturgill cometary on Helton creek. | Hash, Rebecca (I1780)
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| 4560 | The Sturgill Family in America: A preliminary history. David Andrew Sturgill, 1960. Pages 9-10 Children of James Stodgill-Sturgill and Ann of Orange Co. Va. Second child listed is: Francis Sturgill, Born in Orange Co. Va. About 1755. Moved to Grayson Co. Va. with his father’s family about 1770. Married Rebecca Hash, daughter of John Hash and Rebecca Anderson, about 1776. Enlisted in the Volunteer Militia of Mont. Co. Va in 1777. Served in Capt. Enoch Osborn’s Company (brother-in-law) Probably participated in battle of Kings Mountain. Died in Ashe Co. N.C. Dec. 1807. Buried in the old Sturgill cemetery about three miles S.W. of Mouth of Wilson, Va. | Sturgill, Francis (I1781)
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| 4561 | The Sturgill Family in America: A preliminary history. David Andrew Sturgill, 1960. Pages 9-10 Children of James Stodgill-Sturgill and Ann of Orange Co. Va. Second child listed is: Francis Sturgill, Born in Orange Co. Va. About 1755. Moved to Grayson Co. Va. with his father’s family about 1770. Married Rebecca Hash, daughter of John Hash and Rebecca Anderson, about 1776. Enlisted in the Volunteer Militia of Mont. Co. Va in 1777. Served in Capt. Enoch Osborn’s Company (brother-in-law) Probably participated in battle of Kings Mountain. Died in Ashe Co. N.C. Dec. 1807. Buried in the old Sturgill cemetery about three miles S.W. of Mouth of Wilson, Va. | Hash, Rebecca (I1780)
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| 4562 | There is another death certificate for John Hall that gives the date of death as 4 August 1926. All other information matches. | Hall, John D. (I188)
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| 4563 | There's an error in the records of the year of births for Cordelia (b. 11 Aug 1870) and her sister Mary Ellen (b. 1 Sep 1870). Mary Ellen is 1 year old in the 1870 census. Cordelia is not in the 1870 census. Mary Ellen is 11 years old in the 1880 census. Cordelia is 9 years old in the 1880 census. | Murray, Cordelia J. (I341)
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| 4564 | There's an error in the records of the year of births for Mary Ellen (b. 1 Sep 1870) and her sister Cordelia (b. 11 Aug 1870). Mary Ellen is 1 year old in the 1870 census. Cordelia is not in the 1870 census. Mary Ellen is 11 years old in the 1880 census. Cordelia is 9 years old in the 1880 census. | Murray, Mary Ellen (I340)
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| 4565 | This location is the Miami Hotel. John Robinson's name is at the top of the list with the occupation of hotel keeper. Members of his household include wife Caroline, and children Homer, Harley, and Herman. Then there is a long list of the inhabitants of the hotel. | Robinson, John (I1)
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| 4566 | This memorial originally reflected Mary Romal as the wife of Joseph Phipps (1730 - 1769). The current manager and author of the Bio of this memorial has removed Mary Romal's name from this memorial because there are no documents to support the fact that Mary Romal was the name of Joseph Phipps' wife. The origin of the Mary Romal tradition is unknown to the present author. However, the Phipps genealogy compiled and published by John C Mullins in 1982 and entitled "The Phipps Family of N.C. and VA" (pp. 3-4) gives us a glimpse of this tradition, possibly even its origin. Mullins says that in 1919, at age 74, Roberts Sanders Phipps of Guilford County, NC mistakenly identified Mary Romal as his "grate grate grandmother" (p. 3) when in fact she was his grandmother, the wife of Samuel Phipps, 1788-1867 (pp. 4 & 346). Mary Romal married Samuel Phipps on 21 Apr 1814 in Guilford County, NC. Mullins gives the following data for Mary Romal: Mary "Polly" Romal b. 23 Dec 1797. d. 14 Sep 1883." Both Samuel and Mary are buried in the Alamance Church Cemetery, Guilford Co., NC (p. 346). Here is a link to the Mary Romal Phipps memorial: Mary "Polly" Romal Phipps I took possession of this memorial some time ago when it was up for grabs. If anyone has any documented information or family tradition pro or con for this memorial please send it to me via the "Edit" system for this memorial. Or if you have family documents of any type relating to the wife of Joseph Phipps, please click on my name (David) at the bottom of this web page and send it to my e-mail noted near the top of my Profile page. Please indicate what type of document it is and tell me what you can about the origin of the document. David D. Burns, M. Div. Find A Grave Member# 47319474 Bio Modified 25 Sep 2023 | Unknown, Unknown (I2010)
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| 4567 | Thomas B. Harris Thomas Bennett Harris, 73, of Start Route East, Ligonier, died Thursday in Latrobe Area Hospital. He was born Nov. 12, 1906, in Jonesville, Va., a son of the late George W. and Rennie Seal Harris. A member of United Methodist Church, Rector, he was a retired steelworker at Crucible Steel, Midland. Surviving are his widow, Julia Gertrude Harris; three children, Marie Wharton of Baltimore, Md., Shirley Matthews of Ligonier and Thomas E. of Gulfport, Miss.; eight grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; three brothers, Leonard of Crab Orchard, Ky., and Earl and Chester, both of East Liverpool, Ohio, and five sisters, Mattie Yeary of Jonesville, Va., Mary Bowen of Aquasco, Md., Grace Blankenship of Midland, Ruby Pingleton of Berea, Ky., and Ollie Watkins of Germantown, Ohio. Friends will be received in Owen Wolford Funeral Home, 144 E. Main St., Ligonier, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Services will be held in the funeral home chapel at 2 p.m. Saturday with the Rev. Howard Smith and the Rev. Richard Tepper officiating. Inerment will follow in Ligonier Valley Cemetery. Latrobe Bulletin, Latrobe, Pennsylvania. Friday, 12 September 1980. | Harris, Thomas Bennett (I1251)
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| 4568 | Thomas Baker and Joannah Alford | Baker, John Alford (I367)
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| 4569 | THOMAS BOWMAN: Occupation: Minister Cause of Death: Cholera | Bowman, Thomas (I1950)
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| 4570 | Thomas Clinton Blake, age 93, of Middletown passed peacefully Tuesday, September 29, 2020 with his family by his side. He was a great man known for his athleticism, multiple businesses, leadership positions, including several boards and Middletown City Council, as well as his contributions to the community, and much more. However, his greatest accomplishment, which he was most proud of, is his family and the life he built with his beloved wife “Gwynie” and the memories made. “It’s not what you have at the end of life, it’s what you leave behind that matters.” Tom is preceded in death by his beloved sweetheart, Gwyn, of 72 years and his two daughters, Terri Blake Halsey and Lisa Blake French. He will be loved and remembered by his grandchildren; Lori Ronto Evans, Courtney French Killin, Rachel French Hunter and Kelly French, as well as his great grandchildren; Edie, Elliot, Ian and Oliver Evans, Harlow and Caroline Killin, Justin and Aubrey Hunter, Piper Harris (French-Hunter), Lilliana and Luna Reed (French) and his faithful cat companion Toby. Friends are invited to celebrate and remember Tom at Wilson-Schramm-Spaulding Funeral Home, 3805 Roosevelt Blvd., Middletown on Thursday, October 8, 2020 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. followed by a memorial service at 1 p.m. at the funeral home. A celebration of life will be held from 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. at The Windamere, 2 South Main St., Middletown following the services at the funeral home. All are invited to attend. Private inurnment will take place at Woodside Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice Care of Middletown, 4418 Lewis St., Suite B, Middletown, OH, 45044. | Blake, Thomas Clinton (I851)
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| 4571 | Thomas Edward Reynolds, Sr. Jun 29, 1928 - Sep 27, 2008 Trenton, OH Reynolds, Sr., Thomas E., age 80, of Trenton, passed away Saturday, September 27, 2008 at Atrium Medical Center. He was born June 29, 1928 in Foster, Ohio to John and Francis (Cole) Reynolds. He served our country in the US Army during the Korean War with an Honorable discharge. He worked for General Motors as a custodian and a Welder for Dupp's. He is preceded in death by his parents; 6 brothers and 1 sister. Thomas is survived by his wife, Betty Reynolds of 52 years. | Reynolds, Thomas Edward (I259)
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| 4572 | Thomas John Selvaggio, passed peacefully on June 3 at the age of 96, first generation American, son of Italian immigrants, Stefano and Giovanina Selvaggio. Husband to the late Margaret (Terry) Selvaggio, loving father of Douglas (Gerry) and Thomas (Holly), grandfather of Chad, Scott, Gina, and great grandfather of Connor. His was preceded in death by his parents and 4 older sisters. He served in the US Army in the South Pacific during WWII where he earned a bronze star. He worked and retired from Powell Valves and was very active in The United Steel Workers of America Union. After he retired from Powell Valves, he became a real estate agent and worked at several realty companies. Services will be held privately at Spring Grove Funeral Homes. Entombment Spring Grove Cemetery. Sympathy may be expressed at www.springgrove.org. | Selvaggio, Thomas John (I884)
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| 4573 | Thomas Ruford Gentry, age 61, of Oxford passed away at McCullough Hyde Memorial Hospital on Monday, August 13, 2012. He was born in Hamilton on February 12, 1951 the son of Ruford and Mabel Gentry. On August 18, 1979 he married Deborah Proctor. He is survived by his wife, Deborah; daughter, Rachel Jane; mother, Mabel; sister, Susie (Jeffrey) Black; mother in law, Lena Proctor; brother in law, Larry (Connie) Proctor; niece and nephews, Kristy, Adam, and Ethan; great niece and nephew, Kari and Kole; many other family members and friends. He was preceded in death by his father, Ruford Gentry; and father in law, Charles Proctor. Funeral service at the Brown Dawson Flick Funeral Home, 1350 Millville Avenue with Pastor Mark Wurzelbacher officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. | Gentry, Thomas Ruford (I868)
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| 4574 | Timothy Peachee, 67, of 3736 High drive, St. Ann, passed away this morning at the St. Joseph hospital. Mr. Peachee is in state at the Collier funeral home in St. Ann. Daily Cosmos-Monitor, st. Charles, Missouri. Thursday, 4 December 1958. | Peachee, Timothy Squire (I841)
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| 4575 | Tommy Scoggins Funeral Services Funeral services for Tommy Brent Scoggins, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Scoggins of Cottage Hills, who was fatally injured last Thursday night by the accidental discharge of a shotgun while he was visiting near Shawneetown, Ill., were conducted at 2 p.m. Monday in Streeper funeral home. The rev. William B. Bohn, Pastor of First Baptist church, East Alton, assisted by the rev. John Roos of Fosterburg, officiated. Burial was in Fee Fee cemetery, St. Louis County. Mrs. J. P. Bosley, with Mrs. Alonzo Rosenberger was accompanist sang three hymns. Pallbearers were John Fay, John William, Maurice Tucker, Walley Wilford, William Vinson and Ernest Collins. Alton Evening Telegraph, Alton, Illinois. Tuesday, 5 august 1947. | Scoggins, Tommy Brent (I1520)
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| 4576 | Tony Leroy Dunbar, 89, of Adel died of a respiratory ailment Sunday, March 8, 1998, at the Heritage Manor Care Center in Des Moines. Funeral services were held Friday, March 13, at Kuhn Funeral Home in Earlham, with the Rev. Dr. Raymond Martin of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial was at Earlham Cemetery. Tony Dunbar was born 13 Oct 1908 near DeSoto to Loren and Elizabeth Mitchell Dunbar. He graduated from DeSoto High School. He farmed in the Greenfield and Macksburg areas and later was a livestock-truck driver. He married Isabel Loper of Van Meter in 1930. Tony and Isabel lived in Seattle, WA, where Tony worked for Boeing Aircraft for ten years. Upon retirement in 1973, they moved back to IA and lived in several communities, including Greenfield, Des Moines, Stuart and Adel. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife and nine brothers and sisters. He is survived by a son, Donald (wife Vonnie) of Des Moines; three grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; and many nieces and nephews. [Madisonian, Winterset, IA, 18 Mar 1998] | Dunbar, Toney Leroy (I1586)
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| 4577 | Townsend Mrs. Katherine M. Townsend, 75, 817 April Lane, widow of Troy Townsend, Sr., died Saturday. A native of Rockcastle co., Ky., she lived in Hamilton, Ohio 29 years, moving to Tampa in 1953. She attended the Lutz United Methodist Church. Survivors include daughters, Inez Dittman and Faye Wheatley; a son, Troy Townsend, Jr., all of Tampa; sister, Mrs. Helen Whitaker, Hamilton, Ohio; 7 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. Visitation will be from 2 until 4 Sunday afternoon at the Swilley Funeral Home, 1602 W. Waters Ave. The remains will be sent to the Webb Funeral Home, Hamilton, Ohio, for services and interment Wednesday at 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers, friends may make contributions to the American Cancer Society. The Tampa Tribune, Tampa, Florida. Sunday, 4 June 1979. | Kelley, Katherine (I510)
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| 4578 | Tribute on Find a Grave: Margaret Josephine (Kratzer) Gravette was the daughter of Charles Wilson Kratzer Sr. and Mary Jane (Robinson) Kratzer. Her father was born in Dayton, Ohio and her mother was born in Burning Springs, Kentucky. Her oldest sister was Helen Julia (Kratzer) Davis, born in 1913- and she had a younger brother Charles Wilson Kratzer Jr, 1921-1988. Margaret's first husband was Harvey Boston Rector and her second husband was Alonzo Carlton Gravette. Carlton and Margaret share a common Headstone. Margaret had eight children, three sons and five daughters. She loved to bake and today I can still smell the aroma coming from her kitchen from the homemade breads and her delicious cinnamon rolls. She loved and had an ear for music, she herself could play many different instruments. She also knitted and crochet and made many beautiful things. And most of all we enjoyed her poetry she wrote, she was a very talented lady. Margaret was a very loving person with a wonderful sense of humor. God took her home early (Cancer) we love and miss her. | Kratzer, Margaret Josephine (I1702)
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| 4579 | TRINWAY: Surrounded by family and following a brief illness, Ruth Fritts Ping, 93, died at Autumn Health Care of Coshocton on Thursday morning, April 11, 2013. Born December 23, 1919 in Livingston, Kentucky, she was the daughter of the late John C. and Winnie (Pondy) Kelley and was a 1939 graduate of Livingston High School. Ruth was the owner and operator of Fritts' Beauty Shop on Main Street in Trinway, Ohio where she resided for many years. She was a member of the Trinway United Methodist Church. Mrs. Fritts-Ping was an avid league bowler in Coshocton and Zanesville, as well as in Mt. Vernon, Illinois during the 1970's. Surviving are a daughter, Martha (Richard) Prince of Trinway; two grandsons, Douglas Prince of Trinway and Mark Prince of Dresden; four great grandchildren, Stacey, Kylie, Katie and Sydney Prince, as well as many nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her first husband, Richard M. "Dick" Fritts, whom she married February 7, 1942 and who died March 21, 1992; her second husband, Edward Ping, whom she married in August, 1992 and who died January, 2006; five brothers and five sisters. Calling hours will be 5 to 8pm Sunday, April 14, 2013 at the Dresden Chapel of Vensil & Chute Funeral Home, 714 Main Street. Funeral services will be 11:00am Monday, April 15, 2013 at the funeral home with the Rev. Sharon Williamson officiating. Burial will be in Dresden Cemetery. | Kelley, Ruth Edna (I1633)
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| 4580 | Troy Townsend Troy Townsend, 65, of Skipper Road, Lutz, died in a Tampa convalescent center Saturday. A native of Kentucky, he lived in Hamilton, Ohio for 29 years before coming to the Tampa area 11 years ago. He established the Troy Townsend Insurance Agency in 1953; was a co-founder of the Premium Budget Corp.; a member of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics, Hamilton, Ohio, and served with the Army occupation forces in Siberia and the Philippines following World War I. He was also a member of the University Civic Association. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Katherine Townsend; two daughters, Mrs. Inez Dittman, Oxford, Ohio and Mrs. Fay Wheatley, Columbia, S.C.; a son, Troy Townsend Jr., Lutz; three sisters, Mrs. Minnie Neumeister, Verona, Ky., Mrs. Vesta Lee, Greenville, Pa. and Mrs. Freda Hunter, Hamilton, Ohio; a brother, Roy Townsend, Newport, Ky. and five grandchildren. The Tampa Times, Tampa, Florida. Monday, 22 March 1965. | Townsend, Troy (I512)
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| 4581 | Turner Dorothy, October 1. Retired employee of Parke-Davis. Mother of William E. Jr., Martha Menshek, Loa Jean VinDick; seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild; sister of Dorn Barnum. Funeral at the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Thursday, 11 a.m. Detroit Free Press, Detroit, Michigan. Wednesday, 2 October 1985. | Barnum, Dorothy Loa (I1352)
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| 4582 | Turner, Samuel H. - age 79 of Mulberry, Arkansas, formerly of Hammond, Indiana passed away December 5, 1989. Survivors: wife Lucy; three sons, David (Dottie) Turner, Bruce (Beverly) Turner of Griffith, and John (Jan) Turner of Hammond; one daughter, Betty (Don) Leply of Ozark, Arkansas; 17 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; several brothers and sisters. Preceded in death by one son, Larry Turner in 1975. Funeral services will be held in Mulberry, Arkansas, December 8, 1989. Burial will be in Ozark, Arkansas. | Turner, Samuel Hughes (I1351)
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| 4583 | Twins Parted By Death After Lapse of Century Oklahoma City, Okla., Feb. 24. - The unexpected death yesterday at Hennessy, Okla., of Eli Phipps, aged 108 years, stopped him from going to Shenanhoah, Iowa, to pay a last visit to his twin brother there. The brothers were born on St. Valentine's day, February 14, 1803, and were probably the oldest living pair of twins in the world and among the world's oldest inhabitants. The Register, Santa Ana, California. Friday, 24 February 1911, page 1. | Phipps, Eli Shadrack (I2068)
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| 4584 | Two Are Held After Slaying John Clair and Arlie Hatton surrender to Wolfe County Sheriff following ambush killing No Motive Advanced Campton, Ky., June 20 (AP) – Following their surrender to Sheriff Fred Stamper today, John Clair and Arlie Hatton were being held in the Wolfe county jail here charged with murder. The sheriff said the pair told him they had killed R. Boyd Stamper, 40, a prisoner slain from ambush in front of the home of his father-in-law, Taylor Brewer, as he was going to visit his two children. Boyd Stamper who is not related to the sheriff, was in custody of Jailer Omer Booth and Deputy Sheriff Geobel Rice, of Clark county. He was awaiting trail for the alleged slaying of Kelly Shackelford in a school election fight last July. Sheriff Stamper was unable to give a motive for the shooting. He said he found the body “simply riddled with butter holes.” Booth said that as he and Rice left the car in front of the Stamper home a few miles from Slade, several shots rang out and Stamper fell. The officers and Carl Maze, Stamper’s nephew, fled to the woods, became separated, and later met at Slade. Unfamiliar with the country, Booth and Rice decided after their meeting in Slade that it would be futile to attempt to get back to investigate the shooting. Stamper was taken to Winchester in April facing an arson charge, in addition to the charge resulting from the shooting of Shackelford. He had also been under a peace bond. Lexington Herald, Lexington, Kentucky. Sunday, 1 July 1934, page 1. | Stamper, Robert Boyd (I97)
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| 4585 | Two Are Jailed In Slaying Case Clark County Prisoner Killed In Wolfe While Visiting Children Campton, Ky, June 30 – (AP) – John Clair and Arlie Hatton were held in the Wolfe county jail here today under charges of murder following their surrender to Sheriff Fred Stamper who said they made the simple statement they had killed R. Boyd Stamper, 40, a prisoner who fell in a surprise rain of bullets in front of his home as he arrived in custody of Clark county officers for a visit to his two children. Sheriff Stamper said the men added nothing to the statement and that he told them he had no prerogative but to put them in jail. The sheriff later went to the home of Boyd Stamper, who is not a relation of his, and said he found the body “just full of bullet holes.” Asked how many shots had struck the man, Sheriff Stamper replied: “That would be hard to tell – he was simply riddled.” The sheriff was unable to say what had precipitated the trouble and did not know whether the two men and Boyd Stamper had ever harbored ill feeling. “I didn’t ask them anything much about it,” said the sheriff. Jailer Omer Booth and Deputy Sheriff Goebel Rice, of Clark county, had taken Boyd Stamper, held in the Clark county jail to await trail in Breathitt county on a killing charge, into Wolfe county on an order of Circuit Judge J. Brack Howard, Royalton, to see the children and take them some fruit. The Clark officers were waiting in an automobile nearby when the shots rang out. Lexington Herald-Leader, Lexington, Kentucky. Saturdy, 30 June 1934, page 1. | Stamper, Robert Boyd (I97)
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| 4586 | Two different people - https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/178492038/amon_newberry_brock or https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/275484586/amon_brock | Brock, Amon (I2161)
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| 4587 | U.S. Veteran Larkin K. Murray, age 88, Brownsburg, passed away Jan. 26, 2015. He had been a Tool and Dye Setter for General Motors. He was a member of Connection Pointe Christian Church, Brownsburg and the UAW 23. He was preceded in death by his wife of 52 years Donna Murray; parents Edmund and Amanda Murray; and several brothers and sisters. He is survived by his daughters Monica (Douglas) Clay and Candace (Kyle) Fogleman; 4 Grandchildren; and 6 Great Grandchildren. | Murray, Larkin Kermit (I685)
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| 4588 | U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 Name: Mary Jane Merrell [Mary Jane Faulkner] [Mary Faulkner] [Mary Jane Marcum] Gender: Female Race: White Birth Date: 7 May 1916 Birth Place: Cass Franklin, Arkansas Death Date: 14 Jun 2004 Father: Lewis Marcum Mother: Lovada Sabbard Notes: Jun 1943: Name listed as MARY JANE MERRELL; Jul 1947: Name listed as MARY JANE FAULKNER; 01 Jul 2004: Name listed as MARY J FAULKNER | Marcum, Mary Jane (I1371)
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| 4589 | us 1880 census mortality schedule Lawson, Sanford W. Male, 20 yrs., single born - Ky. Father born Ky. Mother born Ky. Occupation - farmer died Menifee County Apr. 1880 Res. in Co. 8 yrs. | Lawson, Sanford W. (I2521)
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| 4590 | US 1890 census veterans schedule | Shackelford, Mandrell Ellington (I2514)
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| 4591 | US Census 1890 Veteran Schedule Name James L Brewer Rank Private Role Veteran Residence Date Jun 1890 Residence Place Franklin, Miller, Missouri, USA Enumeration District 133 Enlistment Date 11 Aug 1862 Discharge Date 6 Jun 1865 Regiment or vessel 102 Illinois Inf Company K Length of Service 2 Yrs 9 Mos 25 Days | Brewer, James Lewis (I2095)
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| 4592 | US census mortality schedule Name America J Moore Gender Female Race White Marital Status Married Estimated Birth Year abt 1836 Birth Place Kentucky, USA Age 33 Death Date Nov 1869 Cause of Death Ascites Census year 1870 Census Place Pond Creek, Jackson, Kentucky, USA Line 2 | Oney, America Jane (I2336)
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| 4593 | US Census mortality schedule Name William Bowman Gender Male Marital Status Married Estimated Birth Year abt 1815 Birth Place Kentucky, USA Age 45 Death Date May 1860 Cause of Death Typhoid Fever Census year 1860 Census Place Owsley, Kentucky, USA Line 8 occupation: farmer number of days ill: 21 days | Bowman, William (I2328)
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| 4594 | US Civil War Pension Index Name Elisha W Gabbard Gender Male Unit C. 47, Ky. Inf Filing Date 30 Jun 1880 Filing Place Kentucky, USA Relation to Head Soldier Spouse: Nancy Gabbard | Gabbard, Elisha W. (I2422)
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| 4595 | US Civil War Pension Index: Harden B. Moore H.8; C 8 Ky Inf; E 4th Ky Mtd Inf Filing date: 24 Apr 1882 Application No. 447397. Certificate No. 539320 Kentucky | Moore, Hardin (I2419)
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| 4596 | US Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles Name Elisha W Gabbard Enlistment Date 25 Jul 1863 Enlistment Place Irvine, Kentucky Enlistment Rank Private Muster Date 5 Oct 1863 Muster Place Kentucky Muster Company E Muster Regiment 47th Infantry Muster Regiment Type Infantry Muster Information Enlisted Muster Out Date 26 Dec 1864 Muster Out Place Lexington, Kentucky Muster Out Information Mustered Out Side of War Union Survived War? Yes Title Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky | Gabbard, Elisha W. (I2422)
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| 4597 | US Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles Name Granville Stapleton Enlistment Date 3 Sep 1861 Enlistment Place Camp Dick Robinson, Kentucky Enlistment Rank Private Muster Date 22 Sep 1861 Muster Place Kentucky Muster Company D Muster Regiment 7th Infantry Muster Regiment Type Infantry Muster Information Enlisted Muster Out Date 29 Apr 1863 Muster Out Place St Louis, Missouri Muster Out Information died Side of War Union Survived War? No Title Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky | Stapleton, Granville (I2588)
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| 4598 | US Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles Name Hardin Moore Enlistment Date 12 Oct 1861 Enlistment Place Lebanon, Kentucky Enlistment Rank Private Muster Date 15 Jan 1862 Muster Place Kentucky Muster Company H Muster Regiment 8th Infantry Muster Regiment Type Infantry Muster Information Enlisted Side of War Union Title Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky | Moore, Hardin (I2419)
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| 4599 | US Confederate Soldiers Compiled Service Records Name Solomon Spencer Enlistment Date 1862 Military Unit Forty-Sixth Infantry (First Regiment, Infantry, Wise Legion; Second Regiment, Wise Brigade) | Spencer, Solomon (I1905)
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| 4600 | US federal census mortality schedule Name Levi Bowman Gender Male Marital Status Married Estimated Birth Year abt 1826 Birth Place Kentucky Age 54 Death Date May 1880 Census year 1880 Census Place Kentucky, USA Line 5 | Bowman, Levi Letcher (I2332)
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