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4151

See attached sources.

Deboard, Floyd Wilson (I1210)

4152

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Tubb, George (I1401)

4153

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Tatum, William Sr (I1413)

4154

See attached sources.

Cook, James W. (I1494)

4155

See attached sources.

Cunningham, Sophia (I1677)

4156

See attached sources.

Adams, Abraham (I1882)

4157

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Jester, Bradley (I2441)

4158

See attached sources.

Trusty, Isaac Towell (I2595)

4159

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Story, George Foster (I2658)

4160

See attached sources.

Patten, Matthias (I2773)

4161

See attached sources.

Walker, Calvin Monroe (I2902)

4162

See attached sources.

Story, William Wilson (I2921)

4163

See attached sources.

Walker, Thomas Newell "Tom" (I3031)

4164

See attached sources.

Forrester, Lucy (I3037)

4165

See attached sources.

Walker, Thomas Neal "Neal" (I3408)

4166

See attached sources.

Walker, Earl Theodore (I3430)

4167

See attached sources.

Walker, Theodore Hardman "The" Whitfield (I3523)

4168

See attached sources.

Thornton, Benjamin F. (I3550)

4169

See attached sources.

Template, (I3929)

4170

See birth memo.

Bolerjack, John F. (I463)

4171

See court references, SC, for Josiah THORNTON, as confirmation of the relationship between Thomas THORNTON and Josiah THORNTON.

Thornton, Thomas (I553)

4172

See Emily in 1920 census for Bergen Co NJ, home of her parents Neal Adams and wife Ellen. Emily already has apparent children Harvey Thonas (9), Flossy Thomas (8), [Terlington?] Thomas (6), and Rosella Thomas (4 5/12). Her marital status is "widowed."

Family (F15)

4173

See jpg pictures of the John E. HARTLEY Bible, sent to me by HARTLEY descendant, Dianne Erwin.

Source (S144)

4174

See memo in birth entry.

Brill, Mary Caroline (I3304)

4175

See notes for source of his given name.

Poston, Edward G. (I7198)

4176

See obit of Earl Reeves, Source # 99

Reeves, Earl Theodore (I3540)

4177

Seen as "Britten" age 4 in 1860 and as "George T." age 14 in 1870.

Vickers, William T. "Britten" (I2857)

4178

Seen as "Edgar Tidwell" in the 1900 census, he is named as "Sam H. Tidwell" in his father's obituary, with his three living siblings. He appears in the 1910 census as "Sam H. Tidwell, with the birth year same as "Edgar" Tidwell. Likely transcription error by census taker.

Tidwell, Sam H. (I7843)

4179

Seen as Sadie in the 1920 census, and as Florene S in 1930. Databases on Ancestry name her as Sarah.

Jolley, Florene S. (I802)

4180

Seen as V. L., Fran, Francis, Virgil, etc.

Stanfill, Virgil L. Francis (I835)

4181

Seen elsewhere as "Wallace Pratt," he is named in his father's probate record as "Joseph W."

Pratt, Joseph Wallace (I172)

4182

Seen in Isaac Gillmor's probate as "Goudy."

Goudie, William F. (I16771)

4183

Seen in some trees as "Ursula Mae Starnes"--but this is the name from her obituary and more likely to be right.

Starnes, Mary "May" Vurla (I7299)

4184

Sent to me by John Larson, Director of the Polson Museum, in Hoquiam, WA. November 2006

Source (S570)

4185

Sent to me by Michael Morgan Stadler of Mich MStad64@aol.com

Hi, thanks for Repling, really looking forward to seeing the cemetery, and the homestead, you both have been great, here's just about everything i have on George it was passed down from relatives that visited him, and kept in touch with him. Thanks for everything, and Keep in touch, would love to know anything you can add to this. Mchael Morgan Stadler (Michigan)

GEORGE WASHINGTON MORGAN: Born August 3, 1839 in Graves county, Kentucky. In 1844 he moved with his family to decatur County, Tennessee. He could always rememberthe covered wagon trek as he grew older, especially walking along by the covered wagons with all their worldly possessions drawn by big oxen. His people were farmers so he grew up on his father's homestead. His father had taken a homestead for him in 1844. George helped clear the landof timber, helped build a house and a little log church which was used for worship and school. This log church was known as Bluff Chapel. On his homestead later is where the Morgan family cemetery was established. George had gone to Nashville for schooling. August 18 1862, When the Civil war broke out between the states over the slavery question he enlisted in the Union army he was 23 and enrolled in company "A" , 7th regiment of the Tennessee calvary of Volunteers . He was captured by theConfederates at Union, Tennessee March 24, 1864 and held in the Andersonville Prison in Georgia. This prison was known as the "slaughter pen" and was known to be the worst. He was lined up before a firing squad with many other prisoners to be shot. The bullet went all the way through his arm and lodged in a prisoner three rows back. George pretended his injury was much worse than it really was, and they thought he was going to die. He was exchanged for one of their own prisoners from the Union Army on November 18, 1864. He spent nine months in prison. He spent some time in a Military Hospital in Ohio, then was returned to active duty until the end of the war, was discharged August 9, 1865. His war file number is X C 3787807 on file in Washington D.C.

Five months after the close of the war he was married to Susanah Elizabeth Medling, born March 21, 1847, of Scotts Hill, Tennessee, on January 4, 1866. They moved onto the homestead his father had taken for him in 1844, where they had built a house and the little log Church. George taught two school terms here. George and Susanah had two children while living here:

1) Lucinda Elender Morgan, born October 29, 1866, died in infancy. 2) William Sherman Morgan, born January 15, 1868, died May 10, 1922.

George and Susanah sold their homestead to George's brother Frank and moved to Howell County, Missouri in the fall of 1868. Here they had three more children:

3) Laura Alice Morgan, born August 29, 1870, died November 19, 1931. 4) Cordelia Ann Morgan, born March 29, 1871, died 1936. 5) Mary Jane Morgan, born June 15, 1873, died April 1952.

George and Susanah lived on a farm near Mountain View, Missouri where he had taken a homestead. Susanah died August 18, 1874. and is buried at Walker's Chapel Cemetery, George greatly felt the need for a mother to his five young children and a wife for himself. Five months later he married Rebecca Ann Rushing, born August 22, 1845, died January 2, 1918. from Clifton, Wayne, Tennessee on December 20, 1874. Rebecca and George had seven children:

6) Martha Caroline Morgan, born November 24, 1875, died December 9, 1961. 7) George Walter Morgan, born December 11, 1877, died ? 8) Cora Almarene Morgan, born March 24, 1879, died December 8, 1962. 9) James Perry Morgan, born February 11, 1881, died ? 10) Arra Permelia Morgan, born January 2, 1883, died August 13, 1968. 11) Arthur Harrison Morgan, born February 21, 1886, died December 11, 1960. 12) Oscar Miniard Morgan, born September 6, 1889, died December 6, 1969.

George W. Morgan was a successful farmer; he owned much land in and around Mountainview in Howell County. He was a stockman, including the raising of mules, jacks and jennies. He was now 79 years old and still needed a wife. Five months after the death of Rebecca Ann he was married to Nina Pound in West Plains, Missouri on July 24, 1918. They had no children.

George Washington Morgan died November 9, 1930. He is buried in the Walker's Chapel Cemetery near Willow Springs in Howell County, Missouri. He lived 91 years, 3 months and 6 days.

Morgan, George W. (I2378)

4186

Sent to me by Mrs. Marvin Pratt (Esther) 6498 Worchester Dr Nashville TN 37221 ---------------------------------- Transcribed by me ------------------------------------ State of Tenessee, Dickson County Registers Office March 27 1823 Then was the within Deed of figts duly Registered in Book C, page 452. Molton, Dickson Register

State of Tennessee, Dickson County

Know all men by these presents that I Elizabeth Walker of the County and State aforesaid for and in consideration of the [illegible word] love ad Effection with leave unto my beloved son Elijah Walker and also for divers good Causes and Considertion. I the said Elizabeth Walker have given granted and confirmed and by these presents do give gran and confirm unto the said Elijah Walker one Negro Girl named Ailee a Slave for life to have and to hold unto the said Elijah Walker his Executors Administrators and Assigns to the only proper use & Benefits of him the said Elijah Walker. I the said Elizabeth Walker do give grant & confirm unto the aforesaid Elijah Walker the said Negro Girl against me the said Elizabeth Walker my heirs and assigns and each and every person or persons whatsoever shall [warrant?] and forever defend. If the said Negroe Girl should have children, the first living child is to go to Polly Bazzel to her use & benefits her heirs. The second living child to Elizabeth Heartly her Heirs. The third to Retha Turner her heirs. If the said Girl should have more than three children the aforesaid Elijah Walker is to have all her increase after giving to the three sisters as before stated. In Witness whereof I the said Elizabeth Walker have hereunto set my hand and seal this 29th day of January 1823 in presence of Laura Byrn George H. Walker

her Elizabeth "X" Walker mark

Source (S1045)

4187

Served in Revolutionary War

Spent some time in Kentucky.

Walker, Isaac (I1424)

4188

Served in WW1; died of influenza in 1918. Never married. (Wilda Beasley per Ben Dryman)

Never married.

Walker, Thomas (I838)

4189

Served w/ HR WALKER's unit in the war. There is a James W. GOSSETT living in 1850 with the Josiah THORNTON household, and there is a Mary GOSSETT living with James THORNTON at some point. Would like to discover the possible family tie-in here.

Gossett, Lafayette (I1731)

4190

Seven month-old Jennifer Susan Clouse, head injury when her mother hit a utility pole while trying to get her back into her car seat.

Clouse, Jennifer Susan (I1511)

4191

Seven months pregnant, "puerperal eclampsia"

Hurlbert, Ella May (I511)

4192

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

White, Raymond Ralph (I6742)

4193

Several locked trees offer this death date and place for Evelyn.

Clark, Evelyn (I6739)

4194

Sex?

Gilmore, Maines (I1231)

4195

Shannon Chenoweth Graham is the daughter of Pearl Vickers and S.J. Chenoweth, of Howell County, Missouri. Shannon's grandfather was James Vickers. Shannon stated that she was age 87 in 2007, so she would have been born around 1920. She resides in Jefferson City, MO, (2007) and her email address is

Obit of Shannon Chenoweth Graham (GenealogyBank.com)
Jefferson City News-Tribune (MO) - December 9, 2007 Deceased Name: GRAHAM Mrs. Shannon Chenoweth Graham GRAHAM Mrs. Shannon Chenoweth Graham, age 88 years, of Jefferson City, Mo., died Friday, December 7, 2007, at Capital Region Medical Center. She was born November 25, 1919, at Winona, Mo., the daughter of Samuel James Chenoweth, M.D. and Pearl Vickers Chenoweth. She was married January 11, 1939, at Springfield, Mo., to William Clement Graham. She was a graduate of Dixon High School; the Draughan Business College at Springfield, Mo.; and had attended William Woods College and the University of Missouri. Mrs. Graham was a member of the Catholic Church. She had been employed as a secretary in the Office of the Attorney General for the state of Missouri and had also been a school teacher. Mrs. Graham was an accomplished pianist who loved music. She had been church organist at different times. She was also a genealogy enthusiast who enjoyed researching the history and lineal descent from ancestors. Survivors include: one daughter, Adele Chenoweth Graham, and one son, James Nicholas Graham, both of Jefferson City, Mo. A Memorial Mass will be held at a later date. Interment will be in the Center Hill Cemetery at Mountain View, Mo. Should friends desire, memorials may be made to the St. Jude's Children Research Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee; or to the Missouri Coalition for the Quality Care, P.O. Box 1765, Jefferson City, MO 65102. Arrangements are under the direction of the Buescher Memorial Home.

Source (S297)

4196

Source (S774)

4197

Source (S1011)

4198

Shares memorial stone with brother Lewallen (sometimes seen as Llewelyn), 1901; and sister Maude (1907).

Miller, Adelaide (I9021)

4199

Sharing memorial marker with brother Lewallen (1901) and sister Adelaide (1892).

Miller, Maude (I9013)

4200

She is found in the 1860 census, but not in the 1870. John W. was born after the census was taken in 1860. It is possible that she died in childbirth.

Deboard, Nancy (I3172)