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| 3351 | Full citation for Bible, not accepted by software: Notarized transcription, typescript, of family birth data from the Thomas Gilmore Bible [no full title stated] (George E. Eyre and William Spottiswoode, London, 1860, ?printers to the Queen?s most excellent majesty); George W. Gilmore (Pvt., Co H, 67th Illinois Inf., Civil War), pension application no. 835,258, certificate no. 602,065, Case Files of Approved Pension Applications?, 1861-1934; Civil War and Later Pension Files; Department of Veterans Affairs, Record Group 15, National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), Washington, D. C. The notarized transcription was dated 27 September 1907, and provided no information on the handwriting and incomplete publication data. Letters and testimony from Thomas Gilmore, Charles W. Gilmore, and Jane Ann (Gilmore) Hurlbert, the claimants? three siblings, all dated 1907, and all held in the pension file, provide additional information, including provenance. The family birth data was originally recorded by ThomasA Gilmore (father) in a Bible brought by the family to Canada from Ireland. The older Bible was damaged by salt water. ThomasA Gilmore (father) copied the birth data from the older Bible into the 1860 Bible in his own hand; of his ten children he copied only the names and birthdates of the seven who were living at the time that the family data was moved to the newer Bible. The loose Bible leaf was held in 1907 by Thomas2 Gilmore (Middleton, Norfolk, Ontario, Canada); it was sent to George W. Gilmore (West Plains, Howell County, Missouri) as proof of age for George?s pending application for an age-based military pension increase. The original leaf was returned to the family, and its present location is unknown. | Gilmore, George W. (I120)
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| 3352 | Funeral card gives her name as "Maria Thressa" | Gilmore, Maria Theresa (I144)
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| 3353 | Funeral home record states his age at death as 48; since he died a month before his birthday, that age is compatible with the known Bible record of his birth date. | Gilmore, James (I130)
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| 3354 | Further evidence that he was the son of Carrie Wood, whose father was William Walker Wood, | Whittaker, Kenneth Walker (I1472)
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| 3355 | GedMatch Gedcom cites birth 1827, Smith Co TN | Clark, Anne (I2966)
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| 3356 | George and Elizabeth Irvin witnessed the marriage. | Family (F2261)
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| 3357 | George Hayden's letter to his niece Emeline Cunningham regarding her inheritance (dated 25 June 1878, from Eldora, Hardin County, Iowa), stated that the deceased "Aunt Jane Hammon" had left one-third of her estate to "the heirs of your grandmother." He went on to say "as your mother is now dead, you will be heir to one-sixth of one-fifth. . . . " This makes it clear that in 1878 there were 6 living children of Martha (Hayden) Cunningham. | Family (F657)
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| 3358 | George Wood was a suicide. The words "by hanging" appear, but seem to be lightly crossed out. | Wood, George (I235)
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| 3359 | George's statement in an affidavit dated 19 January 1907, West Plains MO, stated that he was divorced from Hannah in Oberline, [Decatur County], Kansas. | Family (F87)
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| 3360 | George's wife Elizabeth has remarried (to Daniel Bigler) by the time of the 1880 census. | Roush, George (I575)
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| 3361 | Giles County, TNGenWeb, | Source (S34)
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| 3362 | Given as "Amy" Dennis in Jennifer Schuyler Silveira's FTDNA gedcom. | Dennis, Eva (I448)
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| 3363 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Carter, Gladys (I1691)
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| 3364 | Got interested in him when I saw the article about his 1906 murder of his wife. All DeBoards essentially come from the same group, so decided to figure him out. Found several newspaper articles, then a death certificate (died in prison), and gradually was able to piece together his parents and grandparents. | Deboard, John Henry (I7906)
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| 3365 | Granddaughter Jennifer Schuyler Silveira is quite firm that he was born in Feb, not Jan--regardless of documentation. | Cairns, William George (I442)
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| 3366 | granddaughter of James K. Polk the president, and quite proud of it. | Polk, Mary Maybelle "Mollie" (I3409)
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| 3367 | Grave memorial says born 1861. | Paul, Clara Irene (I5827)
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| 3368 | Great grandchild Wray Lamb believes she is buried in a cemetery in Otterville, near Woodstock, Oxford County. | Gilmore, Maria Theresa (I144)
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| 3369 | Great-great grandson Don Smith believes that his parents were William and Lydia DeBoard. (Shirley Smith my correspondent.) Ancestry.com database shows a marriage between Solomon DeBoard and Polly Frankin on this date. | Deboard, Solomon (I3041)
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| 3370 | Greene County, Missouri, where funeral took place? | Clark, June (I7445)
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| 3371 | Guess based on their ages, and the age of their one living child. | Family (F741)
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| 3372 | Had 7 children | Clark, Leonard Anthony (I2853)
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| 3373 | Had a daughter named Sandy. My mother spent a week with them the summer she was 16. Didn't enjoy it as much. They ended up divorcing. Thelma moved to CA with her dau Sandy around the same time that her sister Marion moved to CA. Thelma later married Bob Unknown. They did not have children. | Clark, Thelma Luetta (I2526)
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| 3374 | Had an "Aunt Jane Hammon" (or HAMMOND?) | Hayden, Martha (I1679)
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| 3375 | Had been there one month. | Clark, George Frank (I2101)
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| 3376 | Had four sons by his second wife, Sally: Robert, Harley, Charlie, and Joe. Of these four, only Robert had any children. | Family (F1230)
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| 3377 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F3249)
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| 3378 | Halifax Co? | Family (F974)
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| 3379 | Harold Reeves was the son of Wesley Whitfield Reeves and Minnie Bertrude Walker. | Source (S1068)
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| 3380 | Has a 7-yr-old dau in the 1860 census, but is not present in the family. Presumption is that Catherine died between 1853 and 1860. | Bloodworth, Catherine (I1921)
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| 3381 | He died in a nursing home - afflicted with what was known at the time as "hardening of the arteries." My father, William D. Walker was in college in Rolla at the time, and visited him on occasion. | Campbell, James Boyd (I485)
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| 3382 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F462)
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| 3383 | He has a son, Joseph Roush, who was born 4 June 1829. Therefore, the assumption is that he must have been at least 16 at the time, putting his birth date at prior to 1813. | Roush, Michael (I1284)
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| 3384 | He is present in 1860 census, age 83, Lawrence County Tennessee. | Crowder, Robert (I98)
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| 3385 | He was born after William, who was born Feb 2 1883, and before Caleb born in 1888. He lived to be two and one-half, and his mother had to have time to get pregnant after William, and to carry Cale for 9 months. When those two periods are deducted, it seems most likely that he was born 1885 - 1887. Also, most children were born about 2 years apart in that day and time, placing the date roughly at 85 or 86. | Deboard, Ira Lyman (I586)
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| 3386 | He witnessed his parents' deed (William and Winnifred) on 29 Dec 1763, implying that he was at least 21. | Clark, Alexander (I7818)
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| 3387 | Henrietta's cemetery marker gives her year of birth as 1872. | Cairns, Mary Henrietta Catherine (I334)
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| 3388 | Her age in 1850 census cited as "40" (b 1810); age in 1860 census cited as "55" (b 1805). | Crowder, Kerney (I811)
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| 3389 | Her body was brought home from Oklahoma for burial. | Atchley, Susan Elizabeth (I1122)
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| 3390 | Her descendant, James G. Koonce, indicates that he has been told she was buried at Center Hill, but he cannot find the grave. | Bolerjack, Sarah C. (I3226)
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| 3391 | Her father was John W. Taylor. The license may read P. J. "Cropper," rather than "Crowder." | Taylor, Ann D. (I441)
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| 3392 | Her father's 1870 will (John S. Walker) named her as "Elizabeth Francis Hutchinson." | Family (F2320)
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| 3393 | Her grandmother was Winneford RICHARDSON, #2469 - this is confirmed by entry on pg 72 of Dickson Co Handbook; however, I do not know for sure who her mother was. | Walker, Elizabeth Jane (I1500)
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| 3394 | Her husband Archa BLACK is found in the 1900 census, with their daughter Bessie May. He is listed as a widower. Possibly Minnie Belle died in childbirth. Many websites offer a death date of 26 June 1900, but with no citation. | Clark, Minnie Belle (I849)
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| 3395 | Her husband remarried in 1875. It is reasonable to assume that Sallie died prior to this date. | Robison, Sarah "Sallie" (I2974)
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| 3396 | Her May 1841 marriage stated her age as 22. | Peterson, Nancy Melinda (I169)
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| 3397 | Her parents are probably Hilliard and Iby BEASLEY, both born in NC. They are located next door to David and Martha in the 1860 Hickman Co TN census. | Beasley, Martha (I288)
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| 3398 | Her position within the census family (last) causes me to wonder if her age might actually have been 8, rather than 18. Making her birth year 1872. | Roush, Sarah E. (I1950)
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| 3399 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F2873)
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| 3400 | Her son's biography says that he was about 5 when his mother died; he was born in 1844. | French, Harriet Eliza (I5254)
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