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| 4251 | SSDI for Charley Stephens, right birthdate, indicates his last place of residence was Little Rock, Pulaski Co, ARK. ? | Stephens, Charles Arthur "Charley" (I608)
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| 4252 | SSDI gives BD as 24 March 1896. | Jolley, Chloe (I704)
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| 4253 | SSDI gives birth as 1914. WWII enlistment give birth as 1915, as does Veterans grave site. | Clark, David Floyd (I1615)
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| 4254 | SSDI gives birth date as 10 March 1896 | Devore, Hulda May (I740)
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| 4255 | SSDI gives death March 1984. | Gilmore, Lucy Elizabeth (I352)
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| 4256 | SSDI gives her birth as 28 October 1880. However, the June 1880 census gives her age as 9 months, so she was certainly born in 1879. The 1900 census gives her birth as October 1880. It seems most likely that the day and month of the SSDI are correct, but the year was 1879. | Jolly, Maud (I562)
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| 4257 | SSI - death info | Clay, Zora Mae (I628)
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| 4258 | States "buried at Elkhart Indiana." I doubt this. | Roush, Elias (I164)
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| 4259 | states "buried in Elkhart Indiana" -- I doubt this. I believe he moved to Howell Co MO. | Roush, Jerome (I163)
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| 4260 | States his birth in Clay County, Arkansas, in 1857. | Taylor, Luther B. (I1181)
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| 4261 | States that this is Nathaniel's second marriage. His first marriage was to her older sister Elizabeth C. Downey. | Family (F597)
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| 4262 | Stepmother Lucy's obit names "Floyd Jolley"--by process of elimination, and position of the naming, it must be the child named in census as "John F. Jolley." | Jolley, John Floyd "Floyd" (I954)
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| 4263 | Still in her family home in Crawford Co IA in 1920, married to Ira in 1940. | Family (F447)
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| 4264 | Stokes Co or Pitt Co? County creation dates, etc.? | Family (F2603)
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| 4265 | Stone fragments retrieved from Center Hill Cemetery were pieced together, and collated with information from the Bolerjack book (see sources) to reveal that the stone is as follows: John F. BOLERJACK [fragment #5] son of H.J. & M.C. [fragment #4] BOLERJACK born Feb 16 1872 [fragment #6] died March 14, 1895 [fragment #3] | Bolerjack, John F. (I463)
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| 4266 | Stone: Isaac P. CLARK 1859 -1886 Amanda F. LINTHICUM (wife of Isaac) 1864 - 1959 It is interesting to note that although Amanda remarried, she was buried with her first husband, Isaac. Her maiden name was McDANIEL, and she was buried under her second married name, LINTHICUM. | Clark, Isaac Payton (I2977)
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| 4267 | subscription database, «i»Ancestry.com«/i», ( | Source (S838)
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| 4268 | Suggested by NewspaperArchive.com results--no obit that came up. Died in St. Louis. SSA applied for in California Born 13 December 1938 | Suggs, Zuma Colleen (I5562)
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| 4269 | Suggested surnames: Gouge, Lennix. Death cert of son Paul Raymond Hill names her as Nannie Sutton. This is probably confusion with his grandmother's name, Christiana Sutton. Marriage index, Illinois, reflects marriage of Geo Hill to Nancy "Gorge." Probably a faulty transcription of "Gouge." | Gouge, Nannie J. (I8578)
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| 4270 | Surname from son Henry's death registration. | Cuttle, Ann (I1269)
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| 4271 | Susan Price tree offered death date of 9 August | Campbell, Willis J. (I1936)
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| 4272 | Switzer? (marriage) Thixton? (SS app) Siston or Liston? (Mary's death cert) Thickson | Thixton, Mary (I7909)
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| 4273 | Taken from republished articles in the Clay County Courier, Corning, Clay County, Arkansas.[1882] Bent TAYLOR and Wm. MULLHOLLEN were brought from jail at Boydsville by Sheriff J.A. McNEIL to face the grand jury investigating the murder of Riley BLACK on December 29, 1881. Each accused the other of the crime, but evidence showed that TAYLOR was the guilty one. Jacob BROBST, foreman of the grand jury, is to be commended for the indictment. The Klan vowed death to any juror who found TAYLOR guilty. The trial of Bent TAYLOR found him guilty and he has been sentenced to hang on April 21 at 1 p.m. The Klan were in town to free him but so many deputies were on hand they were afraid to make an attempt. the prisoner was sent to the penitentiary of Little Rock for safe keeping until execution. His partner, Wm. MULLHOLLEN turned states evidence and received a sentence of five years. Judge J.Buck KILGORE is the citizen honored by the name of our township. Pioneer citizens recall his assassination in 1877. It is the opinion that Bent TAYLOR, hanged last April for the murder of Riley BLACK was the perpetrator of the KILGORE murder. New Year's 1882 begins with a fresh chapter in the wave of crime that has been sweeping this side of the county since the removal of the county seat to Boydsville in 1877. This chapter is titled Murder. On December 29th, Riley BLACK, Bent TAYLOR and Wm. MULHOLLEN of the Vidette Community, after spending the day at Neelyville saloons, were returning home and the body of RILEY was discovered the next morning on the road out of Missouri with his throat sliced from ear to ear. A coroner's jury was convened and RILEY's companions have been lodged at Boydsville on the charge of murder. The three principals are thought to belong to the gang of outlaws that has disturbed the peace of the Western District since the 1877 bushwacking of Judge KILGORE. The grand jury that meets in February should give this outrage a full and completer examination. ------------------------------------------------ END | Taylor, Luther B. (I1181)
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| 4274 | Taught elementery school, Mtn View. Not attractive. Tall and skinny. | Smith, Ruth E. (I3412)
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| 4275 | Telephone interview on 11 Sept 2003. Aunt Ozella had spoken with each family and gathered their full names, names of their children, birth dates, and marriage dates. | Source (S172)
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| 4276 | Templ | Source (S1113)
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| 4277 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | ResearchLog, Elijah Walker (I4879)
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| 4278 | Texas Co marriage records; Sept.9, 1855 Jefferson Fox and Mary A.Shanks, by J.B.Campbell,j.p. | Fox, Jefferson (I638)
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| 4279 | That this is the right Joseph Gilmore is confirmed by his age, as well as by the fact that "Chas" Gilmore and Carrie L. Booth served as witnesses to the marriage of Charles W.Gilmore and Kate Eva Lovelock earlier in the year, also in Saginaw Co. It is clear that the witnesses name was recorded wrong, and should have been Joseph--since Charles could not have witnessed his own wedding. | Family (F91)
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| 4280 | The 'E' must stand for Elizabeth, since she was always known as Bettie. | Deboard, Cora Elizabeth "Bettie" (I452)
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| 4281 | The 1840 Humphreys Co TN census reflects a Nelley WALKER - possibly one of them is a misreading of the same individual? Nelley WALKER 1 m 20 - 30 3 f 30 - 40 The number of males & females fits the profile of Nebby WALKER in 1850 - but his age in this census doesn't seem right. Perhaps an error, and he should have been up one notch? | Walker, Nelly (I1750)
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| 4282 | The 1850 White County Illinois census has a BEARD family next door to a HARTGROVES family, and on the same page with two BOLEJACK families and one DEBORD family. | Deboard, Hettie (I3333)
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| 4283 | The 1860 census of his father Thomas reflects a son James, age unclear, possibly 12 months, possibly 1/12 months. Either this was an earlier child who died, or Thomas was recorded as "James" in 1860. | Walker, William Henry (I6551)
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| 4284 | The 1870 census for this family is an important one; it verifies that Charity marrried a man named Henderlight, because it places her Story children in the home with her. | Family (F748)
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| 4285 | The 1870 census lists him as Thomas L. However, there is a child in the family in the 1880 census called 'Howell' who is the correct age to be the same person. I believe the census taker probably misunderstood 'Thomas Howell' and wrote it down as 'Thomas L.' | Clark, Thomas Howell (I2342)
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| 4286 | The 1870 Texas Co MO census relects that Jefferson 'Jeff' FOX is married to Minerva. | Thomason, Minerva J. (I675)
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| 4287 | The 1870 will of his father John S. Walker names him as "John H. Walker." | Walker, John H. (I5258)
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| 4288 | The 1870 will of his father John S. Walker names him as "William C. Walker." | Walker, William C. (I5255)
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| 4289 | The 1880 census was taken in this home on 3 June 1880. It listed Len/Levi as 11 months old, and born in June. Hence, he was born late June 1880. | Walker, Levi Henderson (I716)
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| 4290 | The 1880 Howell County census clearly marks Mary as having been married within the census year. Oddly, it does not so mark Phillip. | Family (F100)
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| 4291 | The 1880 White Co IL census lists Absolam L. STORY as being 27 years old, or born around 1853. The 1850 census, however, is more likely to be accurate, and it shows him as age 5. | Story, Absalom Laster (I2926)
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| 4292 | The 1900 census gives Hattie's birth as "April 1886." The Colton book gives her birth as "25 April 1887." Cemetery marker also says 1887. | Bucklin, Harriet "Hattie" V. (I399)
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| 4293 | The 1901 census gives William's birth year as 1877, but citing the same month and day. This is doubtless in error, the birth record more likely to be correct. | Hurlbert, William Edgar (I509)
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| 4294 | The 1904 marriage record of Edward Griggs identifies his parents as John Griggs and Emeline Ferguson. | Griggs, John (I281)
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| 4295 | The 1904 marriage record of Edward Griggs, seen with Emeline and James in the 1871 census, names his parents as John Griggs and Emeline Ferguson. | Ferguson, Emeline (I279)
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| 4296 | The 1919 obituary of Mary's brother Anthony Green Hopkins implies that his sister "Mary Hopkins" attended the funeral service. No Missouri marriage record has been located for Mary Walker and a Hopkins. | Hopkins, Peter (I4414)
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| 4297 | The 1940 census offers no data on the length of the marriage, but an analysis of the census household suggests that the couple has with them 2 Sizemore daughters from Edna's previous marriage, and a 5-year-old Mary Jane Abbott who is likely the child of the new wife. There was a 5-year gap after the youngest Sizemore daughter (age 10). Technically they should have been listed as step-daughters. Additionally, data on his FindAGrave site states that "Brownie Lee" was his step-daughter. With the middle initial of "V" it is tempting to think that Edna V. Abbott was Nellie V. Abbott, just an error in recording. However, her age, the presence of step daughters, and many other factors make it clear that this was a third wife. | Family (F219)
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| 4298 | The Bible was in the possession of Mrs. Tandy C. Bailey (Pensacola, Florida), who copied the data and mailed it to Mrs. Marvin Pratt (Esther Pratt, Franklin, Tennessee), who contributed it for publication in the book. The transcription offers no information on handwriting or ink, but does state that the Bible was printed in Edinburgh, Scotland, 1797. | Source (S1131)
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| 4299 | The biography of her husband her birth as 20 October 1828, Macoupin County. | Best, Sarah A. (I4508)
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| 4300 | The birth dates of John and Catherine Hodges, and the death date of John Hodges are listed in the James Boyd Campbell Bible. Since he cites Catherine's birth as 29 May 1842, and the 1850 census (Texas Co MO) and the 1860 census (Dent Co MO) show Catherine Campbell in the home of her father Boyd Campbell; and since Dent County, Missouri, marriage records list the marriage of a Catherine Campbell to John Hodges in 1867, it is clear that Catherine Campbell, the daughter of Boyd Campbell was also Catherine Hodges, the wife of John Hodges. | Family (F1361)
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