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| 4651 | William J. Brummette, 87, died Sunday at Suburban Medical Center. He was a retired civil engineer for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, a retired consulting engineer for Swerdrup-Parcel & Associates in St. Louis and a member of Beargrass Christian Church. Survivors: his wife, the former Nell Hurst; a daughter, Donna Petty; a son, Ronald J. Brummette; 11 grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. Funeral: 1 p.m. Thursday, Pearson’s, 149 Breckenridge Lane. Burial: Resthaven Memorial. Visitation: 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. The Courier-Journal, Louisville, Kentucky. Tuesday. 12 December 1995. | Brummette, William (I1213)
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| 4652 | William J. Sandusky A former Railway Express worker, William J. Sandusky, of 4128 High St., Lincoln Park, died Jan. 7 in Wyandotte General Hospital. The native of Kentucky was 69. Survivors include his wife, marguerite; two sons, William of Wyandotte and Timothy of Detroit; a daughter, Mrs. Genevieve Mihatsch of Allen Park; a sister, Mrs. Mary S. Lazenby of Detroit; 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral services were scheduled for today at the John Molnar Funeral Home in Southgate. Burial will be in Michigan Memorial Park, Huron Township. | Sandusky, William Joseph (I163)
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| 4653 | William Kenneth McGuire, 83, of Copper Creek passed away Sunday, March 13, 2022, at the Rockcastle Health and Rehab. He was the husband of the late Juanita (Wilmot) McGuire who preceded him in death on August 14, 2020. William was born August 17, 1938 in Rockcastle County to the late Lewis and Flora Edith (Baker) McGuire. He was a former mechanic and had worked in the log woods. William enjoyed rabbit and coon hunting, and riding his four wheeler down to his pond to check on his pet catfish. He really enjoyed playing softball, bowling and playing bingo. He loved to visit Dollywood and spending time with his family. He particularly loved telling tall tales to his grandchildren. William is survived by a daughter, Kennetha M. McGuire two sons Kenny Eugene McGuire and Barry Michael (Karen) McGuire Step Daughter, Tonya Ursprung two sisters, Helen (Owen) Noel and Annalene (Wayne) Holman a brother, Wilbur McGuire Five Grandchildren: B.J., William E., Katarina, Ethan & Dalton McGuire Great Grandson, Grayson McGuire Step Grandchildren: Melissa, Bobbie Jo, Becky, Richard, Allison, Jonah, Katie & Zoe In addition to his parents and wife, William was preceded in death by his Step Son, Jonathan Ursprung; Brothers, Ulysses & Arnold McGuire and Sisters, Linda McGuire & Ona Ruth Creech Funeral Services:11:00 AM, Thursday, March 17, 2022 Place of Service: McKnight Funeral Home Chapel Officiating: Bro. Jeff Draper Place of Burial: McGuire Family Cemetery | McGuire, William Kenneth (I1097)
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| 4654 | William M. (Bill) Fannon Winchester – William M. (Bill) Fannon, 57, of 133 Alabama Street, died at 6:30 a.m. Saturday in the Clark County Hospital after a long illness. He was a mechanic, a native of Knox County and a member of the First Baptist Church, Harlan. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth O’Dell Fannon; two daughters, Mrs. Norman Raney and Mrs. Mickey Ahlgrim, Winchester; his father, B.D. Fannon, Harlon; four sisters, Mrs. Nevelle Lee, Stanton; Mrs. Joe Lauletta, Louisville; Mrs. Tommy Kearnen, Danville, and Mrs. Morris Myers, Harlan, a half-brother, Vernon Fannon and three granddaughters. Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Monday at the Scobee Funeral Home by the rev. Cova Duvall. Burial will be in the Winchester Cemetery. Bearers will be Leon Raney, Joe Lauletta, Harlan, Johnny, Pete and Doug O’Dell. Honorary bearers will be Dr. Early Rynerson, Raymond and Charles Raney, and Donald Rash. The body is at the funeral home where friends may call after 10 a.m. today. Lexington Herald-Leader, Lexington, Kentucky. Sunday, 17 November 1968. | Fannon, William (I927)
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| 4655 | William Marshall Parks Richmond, May 26 (Special). - William Marshall Parks, Confederate veteran, 93, was found dead in bed at Soldier's Home this morning when he failed to show up for breakfast. coroner Whitfield who was called into the case, said that his death was due to the infirmities of age. He was admitted to the institution six years ago from Wytheville. He fought throughout the was with Company I, Fifty-First Infantry, and though in many bloody engagements was never wounded or disabled. He was a native of Grayson county. His nearest living relatives are a son and a grandson, living at Elkhorn, W.Va. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon with burial in the Confederate section in Hollywood. The Roanoke Times, Roanoke, Virginia. Tuesday, 27 May 1930. | Parks, William Marshall (I2237)
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| 4656 | William Ponder October 4, 1928 ~ October 13, 2019 (age 91) Mr. William Ponder, age 91 of Mt. Vernon, Kentucky passed away on Sunday October 13, 2019 at his residence in Mt. Vernon. He was born on October 4, 1928 in Burr, Kentucky, a son of the late Henry and Allie B. Mullins Ponder. He was a retired cabinet maker and carpenter. He enjoyed woodworking and repairing furniture. He was a member of the Lighthouse Assembly of God. Survivors are: Two sisters: Kathlene (Charles) Yencer, of Richmond, Indiana and Glenna Cacus Marker of New Port Richey, Florida. Six Nieces: Jackie Bullock, Patricia Wolfe, Lisa Shehan, Angela Sandberg, Denise Whalen and Janice Chadwell also survive. Besides his parents he is preceded in death by a sister Eva Shannon and husband Charles, a brother Bennett Ponder, two nephews and one niece. Graveside services for Mr. William Ponder will be conducted on Wednesday October 16, 2019 at 1:00 PM at Elmwood Cemetery in Mt. Vernon with Bro. Tim Hampton officiating. | Ponder, William (I908)
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| 4657 | William Riley Brown, 78, of Rockmart, Georgia passed away Monday, August 5, 2013 at his granddaughter's residence in Mulberry, Florida. Mr. Brown was born February 11, 1935 in Totz, Kentucky to John and Martha (nee Wilmot) Brown and moved to Mulberry 2 months ago from Rockmart. He worked as a truck driver and was a member of Church of God Church in Totz, KY. Mr. Brown is survived by his wife, Dorothy (nee Dixon) Brown of Rockmart, GA; daughter, Sherry L. Sheldon of Rockmart, GA; brothers, Carmen (Linda) Brown of North Port, FL, Bill (Roxanne) Brown of West Harrison, IN, and Walter (Diane) Brown of Putney, KY; sisters, Natilla (Barry) Benjamin of Alexmoria, KY and Zelda (Riley) Causey of Landcaster, KY; grandchildren, Michael (Megan) Davis of Mulberry, FL, Mickey (Jessica) Davis of North Port, FL, and Billy Joe Brown of Rockmart, GA; and 2 great-grandchildren. Family will receive friends from 10-11:00AM on Friday, August 9, 2013 at Paul Schelm Funeral Home, 12687 SW County Road 769 (Kings Highway) in Lake Suzy, FL. A Funeral Service will be held at 11:00AM at the funeral home with burial to follow at Royal Palm Memorial Gardens in Punta Gorda, FL. Arrangements by Paul Schelm Funeral Home in Lake Suzy. Phone (941) 625-3535. | Brown, William Riley (I1567)
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| 4658 | William Sherman McKnight 92, of Sweetwater Rd. Mt Vernon died Saturday March 5, 2011 at the Compassionate Care Center in Richmond. Sherman was a farmer and long time member of the Conway Baptist Church. Sherman is survived by his daughters Beverly McKnight and Debbie (Jerry) Owens both of Rockcastle County, his grandchildren Brandon (Constance) Owens, Carrie McKnight, and Brittany (Dewey) Williams, and great grandchildren MJ Farthing and Braydon Owens. Sherman was preceded in death by his parents Floyd and Lydia Wynn McKnight and his wife Marie McKnight, and 1 brother and six sisters. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 pm at Lakes Funeral Home with Rev. Jerry Owens officiating, burial will be in the Rice Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Brandon Owens, Dewey Williams, Larry McKnight, Ronnie Sears, Steve Sears, and Charles Johnson. Honorary pallbearers are MJ Farthing, Braydon Owens and the Wayne Stewart Adult Care staff. Visitation will be Tuesday from 6-9 pm at Lakes Funeral Home. | McKnight, William Sherman (I1273)
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| 4659 | William Sturgill Son of Francis Sturgill, Rev war veteran and Rebecca Hash. Died ca. 1855. From Sturgill book: married: 1 ca. 1806 Sophia King dau. of Edward King of Ashe Cty. NC. 2 Katherine E Brown 1809 William bought a farm on the N Fork of the New River from Abraham Potter. Prior to that it is believed that he lived on his father Francis' farm. In 1815, Edward King sold William 100 acres, a part of the farm Edward lived on. This land adjoined the land William bought from Potter. In 1822 William received a grant #1116 for 50 acres which also adjoined his land. In 1823 William sold 165 acres of the 250 he owned to John Lantham. No documents remain of the sale of the last portion of William's land. It is assumed William moved to Grayson Cty. Va. and lived on his dad's land that was not yet settled by the estate. William is on the Grayson census 1830 but not the land. He raised dau Mary Polly's illeg. son Elihu Sturgill son of David Greer. William moved from NC/Va. to Ky. in 1832. On the way, he stopped in Wise Cty. Va. to visit brother John Sturgill. Sophia became ill and died perhaps with yellow fever. In 1919, Elizabeth Webb, John Sturgill's daughter and William's niece, mentioned that her mother prepared Sophia's corpse. Elizabeth said Sophia was buried at the foot of Big Stone Mt. In 1833, brothers: William, John, Alvin and Francis Sturgill granted 100 acres of land on Little Sandy river in Carter Cty. Ky. About 1835, John and Francis returned to NC. Alvin moved to Lawrence Cty. Ky. William moved to Lawrence Cty. Ohio. In March 1839 m. 2nd wife Katherine E Brown in Lawrence Cty. Ohio. They had no kids and separated in Lawrence Cty. No record of divorce About 1853, William and son Alvin went to Missouri to cut timber. William was killed there in a sawmill accident. It is believed that he is buried here with his son. Son Alvin remained in Nodway Cty. Missouri. From: Census records show that William and Sophia King Sturgill, lived in Ashe Co.,N.C. for years, but were in Grayson Co. Va. in 1830, just across the Ashe Co., N.C. line. Living with the family were both older daughters, Sabra and Mary Polly, with their baby sons. Where were the babies' fathers? Records show that Sabra married John Sanders in Lee Co., Va. in 1831, and then moved back to N.C. Mary Polly married David Greer, but no records was ever found. In 1850 the couple and several children were living in Ashe Co., N.C. Their older son Elihu, was not shown with the family. Elihu always lived with his grandparents and went by the Sturgill name. William and Sophia King Sturgill started to Ohio in the 1830's, stopped in Wise Co. Va. to visit relatives where Sophia died. William went on to Ohio. We believe he died there, but might have met accidental death in Arkansas. NOTES FROM RICHARD STURGILL WEBSITE It is difficult at best To pick up the tracks of pioneer ancestors who lived almost two centuries ago and this is compounded by the fact that so many of the same family group gave their children the same names and by the fact that after the revolutionary war many of them kept moving from one place to another in search of a better home and a better life. William Sturgill was among the wanderers. Family traditions which have become garbled by time also confuse the search. There is a romantic family tradition that William met his bride to be while on a horse trading trip to NY. The story says that Sophia was the thirteen year old daughter of a prominent Doctor named David King and that she eloped with William. As the story continues, Dr King is said to have disinherited Sophia but later relented and made a trip to Ashe Co, NC where he bought a farm for William and Sophia. This story is interesting but it can not be supported by any public records in Ashe Co, NC or elsewhere and the well documented family of Dr. King does not mention a daughter Sophia. It is true that during that period of time the Sturgill family did raise and train matched teams of fine carriage horses which were sold in the northern markets but no known records associate the Sturgill family of NC with the King family of NY or RI. The birth date of their first child indicates that William and Sophia were married about 1806 but no record has been found. After marriage they probably lived with Sophia's father, Edward King, until he bought an adjoining farm in 1809. In 1813 they received a grant and in 1815 Edward sold them 100 acres of his farm for a token sum, in effect this was a gift. In 1823 William sold part of the Ashe Co. farm and moved his family to Grayson Co., VA where he is listed in the census if 1830 but not later. They apparently leased the farm they occupied in Grayson. In 1830 three of William's brothers went to Scott Co. VA (area now Wise County) and some were enumerated in the 1830 census records of both Ashe Co, NC and Scott Co, VA. These brothers were James, Francis Jr., and Joel. William may have gone with them but neither he nor Joel were listed in the census there. James soon returned to NC, Francis returned in 1834 and Joel went on to MO in 1841. If William did not go with his brothers he followed them soon thereafter. He stopped in Wise Co. to visit with another brother, John Sturgill, and while they were there Sophia became ill with what was said to be yellow fever but was probably typhoid. She did not survive this illness and is said to have been buried at the foot of Big black Mtn, another says it was Stone Mtn. No grave is now known. It is not known how long William remained in Wise Co. after the death of Sophia before he moved on toward Ohio. KY land records show that in 1833 William and Alvin Sturgill were both granted land on the little Sandy River in Lawrence Co. KY (area now Elliot Co near Bruin). For several years I and others thought that this was William and his son Alvin but further research shows that these two were brothers and sons of Lewis Sturgill and Sarah Hanks. thus first cousins of the Grayson Co. William. The records of Lawrence Co. OH show that William Sturgill married Katherine Brown there in 1839 and the 1840 census of that county when compared to the 1830 census of William in Grayson Co, VA leaves no doubt that this was the same family. No further record. There is another family story that about 1845 William and his son Alvin went to Arkansas to cut timber and that William was killed in a sawmill accident there and buried in Arkansas. No record of any kind have been found to support this story. In the census of 1860 William's son Alvin was found in Nodway MO and he was still there in 1870. These records show that Alvin did not leave OH until after 1854 so the entire story about the trip to Arkansas is questionable. The wealthy Dr. David King of RI and NY died about 1895 in NY and soon thereafter descendants of William and Sophia then living in OH, KY, and MO, who apparently believed the romantic story above, filed a joint law suit in an attempt to obtain a share of the fortune. The case dragged through the courts until 1903 when the legitimate heirs presented sworn statements made in Ashe Co, NC that Sophia was a daughter of Edward King of that county so the Sturgill suit was dismissed. - DAS pg 51 WILLIAM STURGILL was born on a farm at the mouth of Potato Creek in present Grayson Co, VA. What is known of his life has been outlined above but perhaps a bit more can be said about his wife Sophia King. The 1830 census of Grayson Co., VA shows that she was born between 1780 and 1790 and the 1810 census of Ashe Co. NC shows her born between 1784 and 1794 which establishes her date as 1784-90. The 1800 census of Ashe Co. shows that Edward King did have a daughter born in that period. She was not named in his will but this was to be expected as he had already given Sophia and William part of his farm. Note also that two of their sons named a son Edward. These facts leave no doubt about the identity of Sophia King who was the mother of all of William's children. DAS pg 52. | Sturgill, William Glen (I1986)
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| 4660 | William Tankersley Salix, Iowa – William Tankersley, 66, of Salix died Thursday at an Onawa hospital of long illness. His body has been donated to Iowa City Hospital. Mr. Tankersley was born April 3, 1911, at Clayleo, Ky. He married Marjorie Goernd Sept. 14, 1963, at Minnesota Lake, Minn. He worked for 29 years at the Delco plant in Dayton, Ohio, before moving to Salix in 1964. Survivors include the widow; a daughter, Mrs. Mac (Carol) Graham of Dayton; two brothers, Frank of Silver Springs, Fla., and Ken of St. Petersburg, Fla.; a sister, Mrs. Feral Dragon of Baca Raton, Fla., and a granddaughter. Sioux City Journal, Sioux City, Iowa. Friday, 16 December 1977. | Tankersley, William Russell (I1698)
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| 4661 | William Waldon O'Dell, born May 23, 1915, in Livingston, KY. He attended Harlan High School, Harlan KY where he was an outstanding member and captain of the football team excelling at the positions of linebacker and fullback. He was also an outstanding member of the Glee Club and enjoyed singing throughout his life. His goal of attending Bowling Green University to major in marketing was short lived when took a job to help his mother and father with family expenses. He entered the US Army in March 1943, rose to the rank of sergeant and during World War II participated in 3 island invasions in the Philippines. Among his many metals are 3 bronze campaign stars. He was a member of the 465th Glider Field Artillery which was dissolved due to the large amount of casualties they received. He was a true American and very proud of his family. His family had the distinction of having 5 brothers serving their country during World War II involved in more than 25 battles including Pearl Harbor, Guadalcanal and Bougainville. He was a member of the Italian American War Veterans. He was married to Pauline Adams until her death on May 23, 2001. He is survived by his brother Carl Douglas (Pete) O'Dell, Nashville, TN; son William W. (Tripp) O'Dell, III,; daughter Karen E. O'Dell-Howard; four granddaughters and three great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, March 5, 2011 at 12:00 PM in the chapel of Carey Hand Colonial Funeral Home. Friends may visit on Saturday from 10-12. Interment will follow at Chapel Hill Cemetery. Arrangements by Carey Hand Colonial Funeral Home-Orlando 407-898-2561 | O'Dell, William Walden (I921)
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| 4662 | William Waldon O'Dell, born May 23, 1915, in Livingston, KY. He attended Harlan High School, Harlan KY where he was an outstanding member and captain of the football team excelling at the positions of linebacker and fullback. He was also an outstanding member of the Glee Club and enjoyed singing throughout his life. His goal of attending Bowling Green University to major in marketing was short lived when took a job to help his mother and father with family expenses. He entered the US Army in March 1943, rose to the rank of sergeant and during World War II participated in 3 island invasions in the Philippines. Among his many metals are 3 bronze campaign stars. He was a member of the 465th Glider Field Artillery which was dissolved due to the large amount of casualties they received. He was a true American and very proud of his family. His family had the distinction of having 5 brothers serving their country during World War II involved in more than 25 battles including Pearl Harbor, Guadalcanal and Bougainville. He was a member of the Italian American War Veterans. He was married to Pauline Adams until her death on May 23, 2001. He is survived by his brother Carl Douglas (Pete) O'Dell, Nashville, TN; son William W. (Tripp) O'Dell, III,; daughter Karen E. O'Dell-Howard; four granddaughters and three great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, March 5, 2011 at 12:00 PM in the chapel of Carey Hand Colonial Funeral Home. Friends may visit on Saturday from 10-12. Interment will follow at Chapel Hill Cemetery. Arrangements by Carey Hand Colonial Funeral Home-Orlando 407-898-2561 The Orlando Sentinel - Wednesday, March 2, 2011 | O'Dell, William (I519)
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| 4663 | William was a son of Samuel Jones & Celia Creech. | Jones, William (I2004)
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| 4664 | William Wilson Dies At Clark County Home Special to the Leader Winchester, Ky., June 19. - William Wilson, 84, widely-known farmer, died Monday at his home near Allensville, Clark county. A native of Owsley county, he was a member of the Methodist church. Surviving are four daughters, Misses Mary, Martha and Margaret Wilson, all of Clark county, and Mrs. Lucy Irvine, Shelby county; three sons, Price Wilson, Oldham county; Walker Wilson, Shelby county, and Phil Wilson, Henry county; two brothers, Alfred H. Wilson, Owsley county, and John Wilson, Laurel county, and a sister, Mrs. Rebecca McIntosh, Owsley county. Funeral services will be held at the residence at 2 o'clock this afternoon by Rev. P.F. Akin, pastor of the Allensville Baptist church. Burial will be in the Winchester cemetery. Lexington Herald-Leader, Lexington, Kentucky. Tuesday, 19 June 1934. | Wilson, William (I2448)
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| 4665 | William's death certificate does not list a cemetery but states that his body was removed to Norton, Virginia. Both of his parents, Jacob and Missouri Mann are buried at the Fincaslte Church Cemetery, Dungannon, Scott County, Virginia. William was killed in a mine accident. He was a motor brakeman for a coal mine. | Mann, William Banner (I592)
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| 4666 | Williamsburg – Sharon Afterkirk, 40, a teacher of Whitley County Central Elementary School, wife of Joe Afterkirk, died Monday at Central Baptist Hospital, Lexington. Services 1 p.m. Thursday in Pine Grove Church of Christ Cemetery, Clay County. Visitation after 6 p.m. today at Croley Funeral Home here. Lexington Herald-Leader, Lexington, Kentucky. Wednesday, 9 May 1990. | Murray, Sharon (I1115)
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| 4667 | Willie Adams Willie Adams, 63, 341 Westboro Road, Midland, died unexpectedly Monday in Clinton Memorial Hospital. His wife, Anna B. Wilmot Adams, to whom he was married August 12, 1934, survives. Mr. Adams was born October 3, 1912 in Rock Castle County, Ky., a son of Eugene and Georgia Singleton Adams. Surviving in addition to his wife are four sons, Cleveland Adams of Lufkin, Tex., William Adams of Wilmington, Ronald Adams of Blanchester, and Glenn Adams, at home; three daughters, Mrs. Joyce (Eugene) Ledford of Wilmington, Mrs. Evelyn (Donald) Lorentz Sr., of Midland, and Mrs. Norma (Paul) Shankland of Sacramento, Calif; 14 grandchildren; a brother, Eugene Adams of Vandalia, and two sisters, Mrs. Melissa Worley of Dayton, and Mrs. Ruth (Ashley) Justice of Aberdeen. Services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Hannah funeral home, Blanchester. Rev. John R. Greene will officiate. Burial will be in New Antioch Cemetery. Calling hours will be at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Wilmington News-Journal, Wilmington, Ohio. Wednesday, 31 March 1976. | Adams, William (I1292)
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| 4668 | Wilma Jean Warbington, age 91 of Rochester Hills, Michigan, passed away July 23, 2020 at her home. She was born June 14, 1929 in Blue Diamond, Kentucky to James and Velma (maiden Moore) Oliver. Beloved wife of the late James Warbington, who passed in August of 1999. They were married for 46 years. Dear Sister of Phyllis Solberg and the late Irene Killius. She is also survived by many nieces, nephews, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law. Also survived by many caring and wonderful friends. Services will be held privately for family. A memorial service will be planned at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Barnabas Ministries, https://barnabasministriesmi.org/ https://www.hopcroftfuneraldirectors.com/obituaries/Wilma-Warbington/#!/Obituary | Oliver, Wilma Jean (I434)
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| 4669 | Wilmington News Journal C. Eugene Ledford, 54, of 243 S. Walnut St., Wilmington, died Sunday, October 30 at 7:29 p.m. in Clinton Memorial Hospital, Wilmington. Born Dec. 5, 1933 in Clinton County, he was a son of Chester G. “Chet” Ledford and Opal E. Yarger Ledford Hendee. His wife, the former Wanda Joyce Adams, to whom he was married June 30, 1961, survives. He was a member of the Church of Christ (Christian) and a petroleum driver at Landmark. He graduated from New Vienna High School. In addition to his wife, Mr. Ledford is survived by a son, Kenneth E. Ledford , serving a tour of duty with the U.S. Army in Germany; a daughter, Pamela Sue Ledford, of Tampa, Fla.; a brother, Larry W. Ledford, of New Vienna; and a sister, Mrs. Carolyn (Roger) McKay, of Beavercreek. Funeral services were held Thursday, Nov. 3 in the Reynolds-Smith Funeral Home, Wilmington, with Arthur Merkle and Keith Dimbath officiating. Burial was in the Sugar Grove Cemetery, Wilmington. Memorial contributions may be made to the Church of Christ (Christian), 909 W. Locust St., Wilmington, Ohio, 45177. | Ledford, Chester Eugene (I1528)
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| 4670 | Wilmot, Benton, 79, of Brooksville, died Friday (Nov. 6, 1998) at Sun City Care Center. Born in Rock Castle County, Ky., he came here 40 years ago from Green River, Utah. He was the owner and operator of an auto body shop in Utah, and a member of the First Baptist Church of Riskin. He was a Navy veteran of World War II. Survivors include a son, Steven, Brooksville; two daughters, Darlyn Phillips, Thonotosassa, and Sandra Wade, Sarasota; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Brewer Memorial Funeral Home and Crematory, Brooksville. Tampa Bay Times, St. Petersburg, Florida. Wednesday, 11 November 1998, | Wilmot, Benton Cleveland (I1272)
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| 4671 | WILMOT, Grant 87 of Middletown passed away on Friday, August 20, 2010 at Hospice of Butler & Warren County. He was born on March 3, 1923 in Kentucky to Cleveland & Elizabeth (Hopkins) Wilmot. He was a self-employed mechanic for over 70 years. He was a member of the Enterprise Baptist Church and was an avid race car driver. He was preceded in death by his parents; his brothers, Benton, Gerald and Charlie Wilmot; his sisters, Versa Whitt, Marie Lunsford and Reva Hollenbaugh; his step-sons, Edgar Baker Jr. and Gerald Hensley. He is survived by his wife of 44 years, Ruth Wilmot; his brothers, Jim Cornett of Shoals, IN and Frank Wilmot of Eaton, OH; his sisters, Annabelle Adams of Wilmington, OH, Ruby Rieger of Germantown, OH, Donna Roby of Sebastian, FL and Martha Gabbard of Eaton, OH; his son, Grant Wilmot Jr.; his step-sons, Ron (Holly) Baker and Wayne (Kathy) Hensley; his grandchildren, Brad Hensley, Jill Hensley, Austin Wilmot, Chad Hensley, Vicky Neece, Annette Hensley, Kayla Hensley and Kara Hensley and 9 Great-Grandchildren. Arrangements: Visitation will be on Tues., 8/24 from 4-6:00 pm at the Baker-Stevens-Parramore Funeral Home with a Celebration of Life Service to follow at 6:00 pm with Rev. James Anderson officiating. Memorial Contributions may be made to Hospice of Butler & Warren Co. at 5940 Long Meadow Drive, Franklin, OH 45005 or the American Heart Assoc. at 15120 Collections Center Dr., Chicago, IL 60693. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.bakerstevensparramore.com | Wilmot, Grant Austin (I1277)
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| 4672 | Wilmott Everett "Chalkie" Wilmott, 69, of Brodhead died Aug. 24, 1988 at the Veterans Medical Center in Lexington after an illness of several months. He was born on Nov. 14, 1918 in Germantown, Ohio, the son of the late Arthur and Georgia Kidwell Wilmott. He was retired from the L & N Railroad and was a veteran of World War II. Survivors are: His wife, Mrs. Louise Turner Wilmott; a son, Wayne Wilmott of Brodhead; three daughters, Mrs. Linda Bishop of Somerset, Mrs. Donna Silcox of Brodhead, and Miss Lisa Adams of New Albany, Ind.; three sisters Mrs. Nannie Leager of Florida, Mrs. Martha Brown of Harlan, and Mrs. May Roberts of Brodhead and six grandchildren. He was preceded in death by three brothers and sisters. Services were held Aug. 26 at the Watson Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. Arnold Pingleton officiating. Burial was in Piney Grove Cemetery. | Wilmot, Everett (I1240)
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| 4673 | Winchester Ellen Cox Robinson, 99, Winchester Center for Health & Rehabilitation, former homemaker, widow of Arthur Bradley Robinson, died Sunday. Services 1 p.m. today, Scobee Funeral Home. Visitation 11 a.m. today. Contributions suggested to one’s favorite charity. Lexington Herald-Leader, Lexington, Kentucky. Tuesday, 14 September 1999. | Cox, Bertha Ellen (I848)
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| 4674 | WINCHESTER - Beulah Mae Perkins Brandenburg Murray, 89, of Winchester, widow of Marion Murray, and former manager of One Hour Dry Cleaners in Lexington, passed away Wed at her home. Funeral services will be Saturday at 11am at Forest Grove Church in Winchester. Visitation tonight from 6-8pm at the Rolan G. Taylor Funeral Home, 289 S. Main St. Contributions to Hospice East, 407 Shoppers Dr., Winchester, KY 40391. Published by Lexington Herald-Leader on Jun. 14, 2013. https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/kentucky/name/beulah-murray-obituary?id=13203630 | Perkins, Beulah Mae (I693)
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| 4675 | Winchester – Anna B. Robinson, 89, Fairborn, Ohio, formerly of Winchester, died Friday. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday, Scobee Funeral Home. No visitation. Lexington Herald-Leader, Lexington, Kentucky. Tuesday, 5 March 1998. | Cox, Anna Bell (I849)
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| 4676 | WM MCDANIEL DIES AT AGE 57. William McDaniel, 57, Hamilton, died Saturday at 11:30 pm in Mercy Hospital where he had been a patient one week. He was born in Rockcastle Co, Ky, Aug 31, 1912, a son of William & Frances Bullock McDaniel. He had been a resident of the Hamilton area since 1935 & had been employed as a master mechanic at the McGraw Construction Co, Middletown, 23 years. Mr McDaniel married Gathel Larison, April 12, 1935 in Liberty, Ind. He was a member of the Operating Engineers Union, Local 18 & enjoyed hunting, fishing, & collecting antiques. He leaves a daughter, Mrs James (Helen) Drew, Hamilton; three brothers, Earl & Vernon McDaniel, both of Hamilton, & Clarence McDaniel, Haines City, Fla; a sister, Mrs Gladys Mogle, Cincinnati; four grandchildren; other relatives & many friends. He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Gathel, May 21, 1967; two brothers & a sister. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 am in the Brown-Dawson Funeral Home, Hamilton, with the Rev John Carter, pastor of the Pentecostal Highway of Holiness Church, officiating. Burial will be in Darrtown Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 4 until 9 pm. Pallbearers for Mr McDaniel will be Earl, Donald, & Paul McDaniel, Ed Mogle, Gene Ballinger, & James Pharies. Printed 6-8-1970 Hamilton Journal News. | McDaniel, William Robert (I501)
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| 4677 | WM. MCDANIEL CALLED BY DEATH. William C McDaniel, age 79, Hamilton, died of complications Friday morning at 1:30 o’clock in his home. He had been ill the last 15 months. Mr. McDaniel was born Jan. 7, 1868, in Clay Co, Ky. He was a carpenter by trade & was a kind & loving father. He was a faithful member of the Church of God, Pater Ave. Mr. McDaniel leaves the widow, Frances McDaniel; five sons, Edgar, Clarence, William R, Vernon, & Earl McDaniel, all of Hamilton; one daughter, Mrs Gladys Mogle, Cincinnati; two sisters, Mrs S E Kelley, Hamilton, & Mrs Mary Ponder, Livingston, Ky; nine grandchildren; & two great grandchildren. A son, Chester, died in 1946. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 o’clock, in the residence, 2012 Parkamo Ave, Rev Shelton Brock, Pastor of the Church of God, Hamilton, & Rev Ira Wells, officiating. Burial will be in Darrtown Cemetery. Friends may call at the residence Sunday afternoon & evening. Printed 12-5-1947 Hamilton Journal News. | McDaniel, William (I309)
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| 4678 | Wolfe Countian Dies At Local Hospital Carl Brewer, 58, of Hazel Green, Wolfe County, died at 5:20 o’clock yesterday afternoon at St. Joseph’s Hospital where he was admitted Tuesday. The body was taken to the Potter Funeral Home at West Liberty. The Lexington Herald, Lexington, Kentucky. Thursday, 1 December 1955. | Brewer, Carl Monroe (I1750)
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| 4679 | Woman Slayer Is Sent to Hospital Arapaho, June 22 (AP) – Mrs. Ida Watson, 34, who officers said poisoned her five children at Clinton last Memorial day and slashed her own throat with a butcher knife, was ordered committed today to the Norman state hospital for a 30-day observation period. The order was given by County Judge Donald Darrah on recommendation of physicians at a sanity hearing. One of the children, Jerry, 6, died. The others, Marie, 16, Bobbie, 14, Davis, 12, and Joe, 9, recovered. Sheriff Everett Stambaugh said Marie told him she became suspicious when her mother gave the children “quinine for malaria.” Jerry was stricken quickly and Marie picked him up and led the others to a hospital. Mrs. Watson was charged with murder. The case has been bound over to district court. The family came here when the father was seeking work. He was not home at the time. Shawnee News-Star, Shawnee, Oklahoma. Friday, 23 June 1939. | Mahaffey, Ida Vivian (I768)
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| 4680 | World War II draft registration card: Name: Homer Charles Robinson Race: White Age: 39 Birth Date: 1 Oct 1902 Birth Place: Indianola, Illinois Residence Place: Hamilton, Butler, Ohio Registration Date: 15 Feb 1942 Registration Place: Hamilton, Ohio Employer: U.S. Army Engineers, Patterson Field Height: 5ft 10" Weight: 185 Complexion: Dark Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Brown Next of Kin: Mr. John Robinson | Robinson, Homer Charles (I7)
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| 4681 | World War II. Co.A, 141st Infantry, 36 Texas Division. Killed in action. | Murray, Kermit (I707)
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| 4682 | Worley Richmond Worley B. Richmond, 71, a machinist in California and Arizona before retiring in 1967, died Sunday en route to Phonenix Baptist Hospital. Mr. Richmond, 1940 W. Camelback, was born in Clay County, Ky., and moved here 15 years ago from Detroit. Survivors included two daughters, Mrs. Bertha H. Ellis of Phoenix, Marjie Richmond of London, Ky.; four sons, George Atkins of Ruidoso, N.M., Hobart Sullivan of Maryville, Tenn., Terry Sullivan of Phoenix and Eric Sullivan of Westminster, Calif.; three brothers and two sisters out of state, and 13 grandchildren. Services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas. Burial will be in East Resthaven Cemetery. Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. Tuesday, 11 September 1973. | Richmond, Worley Benton (I216)
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| 4683 | Yarnell, Harry Elmo – Passed away Dec. 17 in Spokane. His home, N4009 Post, Husband of Margaret E. Yarnell, at the home. Father of Mrs. William F. (Rita) Lamb, Valley, Wash.; Mrs. Nick (Dorothy) Gross of Spokane; Lewis A. Linton, Sacramento, Calif.; John D. Linton, Spokane, Wash., 12 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren. Brother of Clarence Yarnell, Miamiville, Ohio. Several nieces and nephews. A member of Christian Church and Spokane Aerie, No.2, FOE. DAV Chapter No.45. A resident of Spokane 34 years. A veteran of World War I. The Hazen & Jaeger Funeral Home, N1306 Monroe St. is announcing funeral arrangements. Spokane Chronicle, Spokane, Washington. Thursday, 18 December 1969. | Yarnell, Harry Elmo (I266)
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| 4684 | Year-old Ponder Child Dies in Covington. Little Larry William Ponder, son of William W. and Elsie Baker Ponder of Covington, was born January 17, 1954 and died March 15, 1955 at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Covington, at the age of one year, one month and 29 days. Besides his parents, he leaves one brother, Garry Ponder, age 5; eight uncles; one aunt; one grandfather, W. H. Ponder of Livingston; one great grand-mother, Mrs. F. M. Ponder also of Livingston; and many cousins and other relatives. Funeral services were held Wednesday, March 16, at the Free Pentecostal Church in Covington and at 2:00 P.M. Thursday, March 17, at the Cox Funeral Home in Mt. Vernon. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery. | Ponder, Larry William (I874)
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| 4685 | Young Nora Evelyn Young, 74, 2035 New Orleans Dr., died at her residence Mon. She was born in Madison Co., the daughter of the late Christopher and Pauline Wilmot Lawson, a member of parkway Baptist Church and a former employee of Laval Cleaners. She is survived by two sons, Marion S. Young, Richmond and Arthur Eugene Young, Lexington; three daughters, Marietta Shields, and Barbara Durrum, both of Lexington, and Delores McQueen, Richmond; 15 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; four brothers, Robert and Reuben Lawson, both of Lexington, Tom and Walter Lawson, Both of Columbus, OH; two sisters, Mary Easter Parker and Frances Long, both of Lexington. Services 10 a.m. Wed. at Kerr Brothers Funeral Home with the Rev. John W. Wallace officiating. Burial in Blue Grass Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers will be Glenn Cherryholmes, Sam Young, Richard Durrum, Billy Durrum, Johnny Taylor, and Robert Young. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today. The Lexington Herald, Lexington, Kentucky. Tuesday, 16 August 1988. | Lawson, Nora Evelyn (I1321)
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| 4686 | Young Bellevue suspect admits striking victim. Daniel J. Mitchell tells police he had known Charles Bowles 2 years; Body found on Covington sidewalk. A man registered as Daniel J. Mitchell, 21, of 135 Washington avenue, Bellevue, was arrested Tuesday at his home by Covington police and charge with the murder of Charles Bowles, 37, of 424 Bakewell street, Covington. Arraigned in Kenton County Court, Mitchell waived preliminary examination and was held to the grand jury with bond by Judge John B. Read. He was place in Covington jail. Detective Leroy Hall, who received a "tip" that resulted in the arrest of Mitchell, said the Bellevue man made a statement in the office of Police Chief Alfred Schild, admitting that he struck Bowles following an argument Wednesday night. Bowles was found Wednesday night, lying unconscious on a sidewalk on Seventh street, west of Madison avenue, Covington. He was taken to Booth Hospital, where he died Friday night without regaining consciousness and without being able to tell police what had happened. Dr. James P. Riffe, Kenton county coroner, said Bowles died of a hemorrhage and slight skull fracture. He made his report following an autopsy Saturday at the hospital by Drs. John H. Siehl, Covington, and F. R. Bell, Ludlow. Mitchell, in his statement, said he and Bowles and another man, who he named, had been drinking Wednesday night at the Farmers' Liquor Store, a Pike street cafe, in Covington. Bowles left the cafe. Met Again. Later in the evening, Mitchell and Bowles met at Pike street and Madison avenue and engaged in an argument. Bowles allegedly told the Bellevue man he had been in a fight elsewhere and asked him (Mitchell) if "he wanted some too." Mitchell said that after Bowles struck at him and missed, he hit the Covington man, and that the latter ran to W. Seventh street. Mitchell pursued him and caught up with him. On Seventh street, the two men argued again and Mitchell struck Bowles on the jaw. The latter fell to the sidewalk and Mitchell then went to another Covington cafe, drank a glass of beer and went home. He said he learned of Bowles' death Friday or Saturday. The two men, both employed at the Cincinnati Union Terminal, had known each other for two years. Arresting officers, in addition to Detective Hall, were Lieut. William Thompson and Patrolmen Albert Schrichte, Richard Harlow and Emmett Ireland. Say he has record. Detective Hall said Mitchell has a record with Covington police, having broken into stores several years ago and is now on probation. The first report that police received, after Bowles has found, was that the Covington man had been attacked by three men. Following his arrest Tuesday, Mitchell was booked in Covington Police Court, but the case was referred by Police Judge Eugene Benzinger to County Court. The Kentucky Post and Times-Star, Tuesday, 29 June 1943. | Bowles, Charles Sanders (I190)
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| 4687 | YOUNG Mary Middleton, 85, died Thu. Graveside 2pm Wed at Blue Grass Memorial Gardens. Visit 12-1:45pm at Kerr Bros Harrodsburg Road. Published by Lexington Herald-Leader on Nov. 8 https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/kentucky/name/mary-young-obituary?pid=182401702 | Middleton, Mary F. (I1543)
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| 4688 | Young, Marion Wheeler, 54, 335 Locust Avenue, died suddenly Wednesday at Hopkinsville, Ky. He was a construction worker and a member of the Parkway Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Nora Lawson Young; his parents, Samuel Alonzo and Kausas Young; four daughters, Mrs. Juanita Wellman, Mrs. Barbara Durham, Mrs. Marietta Shields, all of Lexington, Mrs. Deloris McQueen, Clays Ferry; two sons, Marion S. Young, Lexington, Arthur Eugene Young, Tulsa, Oklahoma; sixteen grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. Saturday at Kerr Brothers Funeral Home. Interment in the Blue Grass Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home after 10 a.m. Friday. The Lexington Herald, Lexington, Kentucky. Thursday, 20 September 1973. | Young, James Marion "Wheeler" (I1322)
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| 4689 | YOUNG, Wanda Moore, 77, Richmond, KY, wife of Marion Samuel Young, Sr., died Wed. June 24, 2015 at the University of Kentucky Hospital. Born Sept. 19, 1937 in Lexington, KY, she was the daughter of the late Edward and Hallie Perkins Moore, and was a retired bookkeeper. Survivors other than her husband include four children, Tonda Prince, Marion Samuel Young, Jr., Tanya Crum and James Young; seven grandchildren, Kyle Crum, Jessica Carman, Kenneth Carman, Kristen Young, Austin Young, Brianna Young and Samantha Young; and four great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held 2:30 pm Fri. at Kerr Brothers Funeral Home, Harrodsburg Rd. by Pastor Keith Hatter. Burial will follow in Blue Grass Memorial Gardens. Visitation will be 1 pm Fri. until the service time at the funeral home. Memorial contributions are suggested to the American Cancer Society, 1504 College Way, Lexington, KY 40502. Obit courtesy kerrbrothersfuneralhome.com | Moore, Wanda Louise (I1541)
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| 4690 | Youth Killed, Two Hurt When Auto Hits Tree Germantown, June 9 – A 15-year-old Germantown youth was fatally hurt and two companions were injured, when the automobile in which they were riding struck a tree on State route 123, about one a half miles north of here about 3 p.m. Saturday. Clarence Kidwell, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kidwell, 125 Gunckel St., died en route to Miami Valley hospital, Dayton. Dr. P.A. Kemper said he suffered head injuries and never regained consciousness. Kidwell, a sophomore in Germantown high school, was riding in a car driven by Charles Trissell, 16, of R.R., Farmersville, in which Don Webster and Fritz Emerick, both of Germantown, were also passengers. The boys reported Trissell lost control of the auto when he turned to avoid a collision with another car. The vehicle swerved from the highway and struck a tree. Webster received a slight chest injury, and Trissell suffered numerous minor lacerations. Both were treated by dr. Kemper and sent to their homes. Emerick suffered only from shock. Dayton Daily News, Dayton, Ohio. Sunday, 10 June 1945. | Kidwell, Clarence (I1548)
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