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4351

This agrees with her FindAGrave entry at Premption Cemetery--though it only offers the year of her death.

Ramsey, Rebecca (I16805)

4352

This article was given to me in copy form, by Harold Reeves, and it is missing the specific publication date, and the newspaper name. Internal evidence ("The many friends of this estimable old couple will join the Mirror in wishing them many more happy anniversaries.") tells us that it is the Mirror, and a little research discovers that there was a Glencoe Mirror newspaper in Payne county, OK, at the time of the 49th anniversary.

Source (S1042)

4353

This birth date can't be right, if Catherine Hoot is his mother. Her first child was b in 1836

Roush, Philip (I165)

4354

This could not be the John Crowder who married Lillie Hatfield - or else it is not the one that died in 1881, since he had children born in 1901 and 1904.

Crowder, John R. (I1158)

4355

This couple must have divorced. Eliza clearly lived until 1858 (see her death certificate). It would appear that they divorced between

Family (F504)

4356

This date is a guess based on the birth year of 1847 of their eldest child.

Family (F29)

4357

This eldest son appears to have died prior to the 1850 census

Cunningham, [male] (I6336)

4358

This family group is confusing, but I believe this is probably the same John Story, father of George T. STORY. He is said to have married a Clara or Clarinda VICKERS. However, the wife in the attached census is Elizabeth. Possibly Clarinda and Elizabeth are the same person? Or possibly his marriage to Clarinda was at a different time? These children would appear to be the children of said Elizabeth, since their mother is stated to have been born in PA, and she was.

If George T. STORY is indeed the son of this John A. STORY, then the relationship between my gr gr grandfather Samuel P. STORY (b 1856) who married Minnie Ellen HILL to George T. STORY who married her sister, Mary HILL, is at last defined.

CENSUS NOTE: This would appear to be the John A STORY who was the eldest son of George Foster STORY, by his first wife, Malinda LEACH. My gr gr grandfather Samuel P. STORY would have been born nearly 20 years later, to his second wife, Charity ADAMS VICKERS. If correct, this at last defines the elusive relationship between Samuel P STORY (who married Minnie Ellen HILL) and George T. STORY (who married her sister, Mary HILL); they were cousins (George T being the son of Samuel P's elder half-brother.

The fact that this family is found in the Morgan Co IL census supports further the idea that this is the George T. STORY who married Mary HILL, whose family was also in Morgan Co IL at one time. William HILL, Mary's father, was b in PA, as was George STORY's mother. Possible connection between William HILL & Elizabeth UNKNOWN?

Story, John (I1695)

4359

This is a "best guess" by Michael Brown at the parentage of John and Nathaniel McCARROLL. The following comes from his website:

"The identity of Nathaniel and John McCarroll's parents has not been determined for certain, but it appears that their father was John McCarroll who died in Spartanbury County, North Carolina on March 5, 1800. The will of this John did not contain the name of his wife but it showed three sons: Nathaniel, John, and Thomas; and two daughters: Genrot and Ruth. It also appears that this John was the son of Nathaniel McCarroll who died in Surry County, North Carolina in 1779. His will shows a wife Elizabeth; two sons, Thomas and John; and one daughter, Mary."

Possibly this John McCARROLL? John McCARROL 2 white males 16 and up 2 white males under 16 7 free white females of all ages

One name between him and the following James McCARROL 1 white m 16 and up 2 free white females of all ages

McCarroll, John Sr. (I2674)

4360

This is Aunt Ruth's family.

Source (S292)

4361

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

Turner, Christy DNA (I8619)

4362

This is more than likely the "Sallie Black" who provided info for Nancy Black's death certificate.

Black, Sarah J. "Sally" (I119)

4363

This is the right W. A. Hill. Date, place of birth, known residence in 1910 was Shelby County. 1910 census, his wife with right name was with him, right bp, right birthplace.

Hill, William A. (I2980)

4364

This marriage appears to have ended. A Marie Howorth Mason is found in the California death index, b 17 April 1901, Iowa, mother's maiden name Downs.

Ira and Marie's Crawford Co IA marriage record (Ancestry) states that her mother was Lucinda Downs and that she was 19 years old in 1919.

Marie Mason's FindAGrave in Gilroy, Santa Clara County CA indicates birth of 1900 and death in 1950. It is not connected with any other family members.

No census or other data indicates that they had children together. Although Ira married again, it appears that he had no issue. (Unconfirmed.)

Family (F430)

4365

Family (F3096)

4366

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

Family (F426)

4367

This marriage, July 1919, was before his legal decree of divorce from his first wife. On the 1919 marriage license application he stated he had been married before but was divorced in 1912.

Family (F247)

4368

This may be the Polly found in 1850 White Co IL census, married to Bennett Hartgrove: #870 HARTGROVE Bennett, 58, NC, farmer Polly, 52, NC Martha, 25, IL Franklin, 17

Bolerjack, Polly (I3034)

4369

This may be the right Francis J. Mahan, buried in Benton Co ARK. She was known to be in

Campbell, Francis Jane "Frankie" (I593)

4370

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

Family (F306)

4371

This may not be her name.There may be two individuals - one named Levina, b ca 1836, and one named Lidda, b ca 1824.

Correspondence from a descendant of Lidda DeBoard and Travis Owen Spencer, d Sept 7, 1998: "Hi. I am looking for information on a Lydia DeBoar who married Travis Owen Spencer, b. 1830-31, d. 1866 in Cape Girardeau, MO.€ Family information lists her name as DeBoar.€ If you can help me head in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciated.€ Thanks, Deb Spencer Juhlin"

Marriage record, White Co, IL: Marriage record found, White Co: "Travis O. SPENCE to Lavina L. DEBOARD on 22 June 1853, by Austin Hill."

Hurshel Debord ( d Sept 9, 1998): "I don't know. I have some questions about this as well.€ The 1850 census for Robert Deboard is pretty clear and it says Lidda M. age 16.€€ The info I've seen for the€ Levinia L. say she was born about 1826 and married Travis Spencer in 1853.€ So I don't know whether Lidda M. b c 1834 is the same as Lavinia L. born about 1826 or not.€ The differences leads me to believe they may have been different people.€ "

Deboard, Levina Lydia (I911)

4372

This name could be anything; the same census taker made "Samuel" so hard to read that one transliteration read "Iaml or Jaml" and spelled Arbogast as Arbojust.

Arbogast, August (I548)

4373

This obit was sent to me by Harold Reeves,and is presumably from an El Paso County, Colorado newspaper.

Source (S330)

4374

This seems likely to be the right David H. Debord/DeBord/Deboard because of the presence of Rebecca Debord, widow of Andrew B. DeBord, also present in the same directory for Terre Haute.

DeBoard, David (I7908)

4375

This was posted in a White Co query by Judy Batteiger

Forrester, John C. (I2899)

4376

Thomas appears in only one document to date: the 1861 Dundee census home of William Donald. Diligent searching has failed to discover a marriage, death, or subsequent census for Thomas.

At the same time, James Donald, born in 1844, would have been sixteen or seventeen in 1861, and he has not been located in this census.

"Thomas" is an unlikely alternate for "James," but it does seem possible that the census enumerator simply heard and recorded the name wrong.

In the meantime, I have retained Thomas in the numbered genealogy, as a placeholder.

Donald, Thomas (I60)

4377

Thomas Gilmore's letter to his brother George W. Gilmore in 1906 stated that Maria died "5 or 6 years ago."

Gilmore, Maria (I131)

4378

Thomas S. CLARK would have been a first cousin to Esther Elizabeth THORNTON WALKER. They both named daughters Docia. Esther's was short for Eudocia. The two Docia's were born in the same year, and both families lived in the Pinewood area at certain periods.

Clark, Docia Emaline/Emma (I2334)

4379

Though FindAGrave and her cemetery marker give her birth as 16 October 1861, she was enumerated in July 1860 as 8 months old.

This would support a birth month of about October but a birth year of 1859. It is likely that she was born on the month and day found on her stone, but in 1859, not 1861.

Taylor, Adena "Addie" (I1182)

4380

Though specified on the death certificate, a search of Floral Hills Cemetery does not locate him. Perhaps he was in an unmarked grave.

Jolly, John Ernest (I564)

4381

Through position in the family (just older than Joseph), and the similarity in name (Elena or Almira), and the close age, I think Elena from the 1850 and Almira from the 1860 were probably the same young woman. Also seen on Ancestry as "Elmira."

It is not unusual that 10 years later, she (or her mother) would represent her as a little younger.

Mary Kitchell, DNA match to Lu DeBoard Walker and Janis Walker Gilmore, states that Almira never married, though she had several children, all of whom carried the surname Clark--including her ancestor Joe Douglas Clark.

An Ancestry tree, "The Viola Greenwood Heritage," posted by Elma Gacho Greenwood, names Joe Douglas Clark's mother as "Elvira Clark," parentage not given. She lists his father as Stephen Decatur Burton. Records elsewhere clearly reflect that Stephen Decatur Burton was married to another woman.

Possibly Elvira/Almira had a long-term relationship with a married man, and several children with him? Possible male descendant of Burton and one of "Almira" could determine this?

Clark, Elvira/Almira/Elena (I7411)

4382

to Sarah Elizabeth Rand

Family (F968)

4383

Tom Walker and his wife Phoebe Crowder have a headstone at Walker Chapel, where both of their parents are buried. However, Phoebe's death certificate indicates her intended burial at Center Hill. Her husband was the informant, and the family had history at both churches, so possibly he misspoke, or he later changed his mind.

Her obituary clearly states that "regardless of the rainfall, she was followed by a large coucourse of friends to Walker Chapel, where after a short service conducted by Bro. A.J. Koonce, the body was laid to rest to await the resurrection morn."

Crowder, Phoebe Tennessee "Tennie" (I3398)

4384

Took the oath of allegiance to the Union in Texas County, MO.

Campbell, James Lewis (I613)

4385

Town given for the marriage is Saginaw, though the county is Osceola. Saginaw does not appear ever to have been in Osceola County, or to be partly in Osceola County. The counties are adjacent and perhaps they were married in Saginaw, but the marriage registered in Osceola?

Both parties claim residence in Marion--there is a Marion township in both Saginaw and Osceola counties.

Family (F200)

4386

Tractor accident, near Willow Springs, Howell County, Missouri. Phone call from Leon and Ozella on their way to her home this morning. Personal knowledge.

Hansen, Carrol Andrew (I1330)

4387

Tractor accident. "Crushed beneath tractor and harrow."

King, Allen Dewey (I8166)

4388

Transcribed obit of her father, FindAGrave, names daughter Malinda J. Zigler.

Zigler, [husband Malinda J. Tidwell] (I7847)

4389

Transcribed obit on FindAGrave gives birth as 11 Jan; birth data in FindAGrave gives it as 1 January. Same birth year,

Clark, Mamie Lou (I8879)

4390

Transcription of carded record:
"Pratt-Peterson
At Cambria May 13 1841 by Rev. S. C. Townsend JOSIAH PRATT, farmer, age 22 of Cambria to NANCY M. PETERSON, age 22 of Cambria, witnessed by Jas. Babcock and Wealthy Woolson of Lewiston."

Notation at bottom of card: "Lewiston Town Records."

Family (F50)

4391

transcription, «i»Macoupin County, Illinois, GenWeb Site«/i» (http://macoupinctygenealogy.org/ : accessed 26 Oct 2009).

Source (S1261)

4392

Transcriptions from Court Records in many Tennessee Counties. In three volumes, on CD.

Source (S440)

4393

Traveling salesman, out of town in 1924

Laub, Eli Clinton (I8356)

4394

Traveling salesman, out of town in 1924