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| 2601 | The Sandersville Progress, 23 Jun 1896: Death of Mrs. C.A. Wall The announcement of the death of Mrs. C.A. Wall at her residence in this place last Sunday morning was not altogether unexpected, as she had been in feeble health for several weeks, and for a few days before the silver cord was loosed it became apparent to the loving ones who anxiously watched by her bedside that the time for the separation of soul from body was near at hand. But however much the loved ones who are left behind may be prepared, the realization the the solemn messenger has summoned from our midst one whose life is intertwined with good deeds and kind and thoughtful acts, overwhelms us with grief. Mrs. Wall was a good woman, faithful member of the Baptist church, and she has gone up higher to reap the reward of a well spent life. Although confined for weeks upon a bed of sickness she complained not, but with a spirit of sweet resignation awaited without fear for the transition from earth to heaven, telling those around her that she would walk through the valley of death with the full confidence that a life of peace and joy, free from pain and trials, awaited her on that bright shore. She leaves a husband and several children, Mrs. M.H. Bird, Mrs. W.P. Rawlings, Mrs. L.B. Holt, Mrs. C.S. Mathias, Miss Lizzie Wall, Mr. C.S. Wall, and Mr. J.B. Wall, and many other relatives to mourn her death. The funeral services were held at the residence Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock, conducted by Rev. Dr. T.J. Beck, after which the burial took place in the city cemetery, a large number of relatives and friends following the remains to their last resting place. The sympathy of our people is extended to the bereaved family in their affliction. | Tarbutton, Mary P. (I2110)
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| 2602 | The Savannah Times Savannah, Wayne County, New York. Friday, August 19, 1910 MONTEZUMA "In the midst of life we are in death." We are born! We live! We grow and we die. For we are the same as our fathers, they lived, they struggled and they died. We cannot interpret death any more than the men of Plato's day, only as we view death from a christian standpoint. By faith we can exclaim: "Oh! death where is thy sting?" The human mind is partially reconciled to the thought of the aged, weary traveler falling asleep in his last journey. But cannot fully accept the thought of young people passing away ere they reach the summit. It is God's plan, it is God's way, and we accept it. Sunday, August 14th, the angel of death visited two homes. Tuesday, two open graves and two funerals. Sunday noon after a brief illness, Mrs. Ada Helmer Parker, the beloved wife of our townsman, Edward Parker, passed on to her rest. This excellent woman, this devoted wife and mother and loving daughter and sister, kind parent and neighbor is survived by a loving husband, a lovely child, a boy four years old, a devoted mother, Mrs. Sarah Helmer, a cherished sister, Mrs. James Merritt of Savannah, and a large circle of friends who will miss Ada and mourn her untimely death. The funeral service was held at the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. C. A. Willson officiating. A large attendance was present many of whom were from Savannah and Tyre. The floral tributes were beautiful. The employees of the barge canal gave a beautiful piece of fine flowers tastily arranged, "Gates A Jar." It was the finest collection of flowers ever seen in this section and was "a silent but impressive tribute to her memory." They made her a grave in Evans cemetery, where the birds sing the sweetest and tarry the longest, and there she sleeps beside her father, where their bodies shall rest until the dawn of that illustrious morning when the sea shall give up its dead. Days, weeks, months and years shall come and return. But the voice of the beloved Ada will never cheer the hearts of those she loved. Sleep kind friend, in thy grass covered home, it will be covered with beautiful flowers, rest and take thy sleep, while o'er thy grave thy many friends shall weep. Mr. Edward Parker and family return their grateful thanks to all those who so kindly assisted them during the sickness and burial of their loved one. Also return thanks to the barge canal employees who presented the beautiful floral design, "Gates A Jar", and to all who contributed flowers. | Helmer, Ada (I4753)
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| 2603 | The Story of Neshoba [County] by: R.I. Breland. The Neshoba Democrat, February 23, 1934 THE KING Family - Among the early settlers of Neshoba County was Riley King Sr. and family. He has been gone for several years, but he has a multitude of descendants who line in the county. I have been unable to secure the names of his faither and mother, so we can only start with the family that came to Mississippi. Perhaps it was about the year 1825 that Riley King Sr was born in the state of Georgia. When a young man he came to Alabama. When about 21 years old he was married to Theresa Jane Crawley. This was somewhere about 1850 when this important event took place. Soon after their marriage, Riley and wife, and perhaps one or two children, traveled westward in search of a newer country. They traveled likely in a wagon through the eastern part of Mississippi. Among the pines in the western part of Neshoba County near what is now High Hill, they decided that they had found the land of their dreams so settled down to farming. For about fifteen years they lived their lives in western Neshoba where they were induced to sleep by the sighing of the zephyrs in the stately pine tops. Finally, however, they decided to locate further east, consequently they secured a home one mile west of Philadelphia [Mississippi] where they settled down and spent the balance of their lives. To this family were born twelve children. The oldest of whom was Samantha Jane who was followed by Joseph William, Margaret Ann, Safrona Isabelle, John H., Martha Ellen, James Warren, Joshua Hughes, Jacob Riley, Lyda Mae, Jeremiah Eugene and Lucy Permelia. All these have married except Eugene. Samantha Jane King married Thomas Wells. The following children; Theresa and Sudie Wells. Joseph W. King married Nen Jones. The names of their children are not obtainable. Margaret King married Henry Williamson. Their children; Alonzo, Lessie Dell, Dixie Jane, Edna, Arbritt, Walter (Buddie). Safrona Isabelle King married Thomas P. Lewis. Children: Cornelius, Fannie, Alma, Leon, Cleveland and Grady. John H. King married Victoria Bowden. Children: Lucien, Ida, Jessie, Rodney, Eva, Victoria, Maxie and Margaret. Martha Ellen King married George Washington Yates. Children: Claude, R. B., Georgia, Lela, Earl, Irene, Eugene and Guy. All the boys of this family are medial doctors, dentists or pharmacists. James W. King married Littie Giles. Children: Ethel, Blanch, Howard, Jewel and Rita. Joshua Hughes King married Sallie Cannon. Children: Lee, Fannie, Jessie, Byrd and R.J.. Jacob Riley King married Jeanette Conn. They have a number of children but I am not informed as to what their names are. Lyda Mae King married Garrett H. Suttle. Children: G. H. Jr, Lyda Mae and Spurgeon. Lucy Permelia King married Walker Yearwood. Children: Permelia, Carrie Lou, Faye, and W. R. Jr. Joe King lives in Texas. Riley, Lucy and Eugene live in Louisiana, all the others who [are] living are in Mississippi. Riley King Sr. died in 1896 and his wife Theresa died in 1915. In this family there are doctors, preachers, pharmacists, business men and women and school teachers. The family has left its impress upon the county and is still giving a splendid citizenship. | King, Riley Barber (I3162)
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| 2604 | The Times from San Mateo, California · Page 15 Monday, June 20, 1949 FRANCES M. SEAGER Frances M. Seager of 910 Howard ave., Burlingame, died late yesterday afternoon at the Millbrae sanitarium after a long illness. A native of Caughdenoy, N. Y., she was 89 years old. A member of the Burlingame Methodist church she had lived in this area for 23 years. She was the wife of the late Ralph Seager and the mother of the late Howard L. Seager. Funeral services will be held 10:30 a. m. tomorrow from the Crosby-N. Gray mortuary, followed by interment at Woodlawn Memorial park Colma, San Mateo, Ca. ----------------------------- Frances M. Parker, daughter of Silas Parker and Loruhamah Perry, was born on 30 June 1859 in Caughdenoy, Oswego, NY. She was the sister of Frederick "Fred" W. Parker and Wells G. Parker. She married Ralph A. Seager and had one child, Howard Lee Seager born in January 1884 Oswego county, NY. Howard married Eva Louise Cranz, daughter of Oscar William Cranz and Clara A. Duryee, who was born in Ohio State. Howard and Eva resided in various parts of the U.S. and made their home in Burlingame, San Mateo, California. Frances husband Ralph had died in 1914 and she decided to moved from NY to California to be close to her son, Howard. Frances apparently died from illnesses that are susceptible to old age. [Note: there appears to be discrepancies/ confliction regarding the year of her birth and her brother Fred.] Sequence of birth Fred 1st 1858, Frances 2nd 1859, then Wells 1861] * It is possible that Howard (d.1934) and Eva (d.1933) who both died in Burlingame maybe buried at Woodlawn Memorial Park cemetery. ------------- "death of daughter in-law" ------ Friday, AUGUST 12, 1933 THE SAN MATEO TIMES AND DAILY NEWS LEADER, Deaths: Mrs. Seager, wife of Realtor, succumbs "Ota." ?? Eva Louise (nee Cranz) Seager, wife of Howard L. Seager of the Broadway Henley company, North Burlingame, died last night at the family home, 116 Anita road, where she had been ill for many months. The family has resided in Burlingame for the past 12 years. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the chapel of Frank C. Wyckoff, at 221 Park Rd., Burlingame, Ca. ---------------------------------------------------- Eva Louise's maiden name was Cranz, dau of Oscar William Cranz & Clara A Duryee. - info. provided by F.A.G. member MSue (#47040510). Eva Lovine shown in Howard's WWI Draft info. Howard born 19 Jun 1884 also living in Polk county, Minn. age 34 in Sep 1918 per WWI Draft info. Died 31 Dec .1934 San Mateo, Ca. per Cal. Death record. Eva Louise Cranz b. 31 Oct 1880 Bath, Summit, Ohio . Married Howard Lee Seager on 1 Jun 1918 in East Grand Forks, Polk, Minnesota. ** Birth info. indicates that Eva's given name at birth was Anna Louisa 31 Oct. 1880 Summit, Ohio. | Parker, Frances M. (I6356)
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| 2605 | The Webster Herald, Nov 30, 1950: Julia Schlegel Passes Away After Short Illness; Julia Ann Schlegel, 46, passed away Tuesday, November 28, 1950 at her home at 1019 Gravel Road after an illness of a week. She was a native of West Webster, active in church and community affairs, including the West Webster Fire Department Auxilliary of which she was a past president, Webster chapter American Red Cross, Webster Community Chest, Webster Chaper OES. She was also co-chairman of the West Webster Home Bureau and a member of the West Webster Community Methodist Church. She survived by her husband, Earl G. Schlegel, one daughter, Nancy, and a son, Danny, a sister Mrs. Charles Doerflinger of Rochester, also several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Friday, December 1 at 2:30 at Smith and Lotze Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Horton officiating. Burial will be in West Webster Cemetery | Pfenninger, Julia (I4327)
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| 2606 | The Wyoming County Times Warsaw, NY, March 1940 (p.8) GILBERT MAIN Gilbert Main, a farmer of Warsaw, died on February 29th. He was born in Grove N.Y. on Feb. 21, 1862 and was the son of Elias and Adeline Kingsley Main. On May 13, 1885 he married Flora Aiken who survives him, together with two daughters, Mrs. Lloyd Adams of Warsaw and Mrs Howard Pfeifer of East Aurora, eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. The funeral was held at the Weeks Funeral Home on Sunday, March 3rd at 2:30 o’clock with the Rev. Floyd W. Reed officiating and the burial in the Warsaw cemetery. Mr. Main was a member of the Oatka Baptist church and of the Warsaw Grange, and had lived in Warsaw fifty-five years. | Main, Gilbert J. (I7062)
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| 2607 | Thelma Jean Taylor 3/22/1931 - 5/6/2018 Thelma Jean Taylor, 87, of Lawrenceburg, Indiana, passed away on Sunday, May 6, 2018. She was born March 22, 1931 in Bright, Indiana, daughter of the late Everett and Anna (Blasdel) Grubbs. Thelma was a member of the Tanner Valley United Methodist Church where she sang in the choir. She belonged to the United Methodist Women. She enjoyed cooking and reading. She loved being grandma and great grandma. She worked as a Bookkeeper at Pleasant Homes. She is survived by her 2 sons, David (Ann) Taylor of Lawrenceburg, IN, John (Shawn) Taylor of Guilford, IN; daughter, Karen (Greg) Huffman of Lawrenceburg, IN; 8 grandchildren, Tracy (Paul) Meyer, Matt (Renae) Taylor, Angie (Tony) Aramburu, Robin Huffman, Brandon (Jennifer) Huffman, Chris Taylor, Ryan (Carmen) Huffman, Sarah (Sean) Costa; 19 great grandchildren, Dalton, Maggie, Serena, Bradley, Micah, Aaron, Penelope, Calliope, Cooper, Grace, Cora, Kalei, Noah, Hayden, Elizabeth, Alex, Kenji, Trey and Isabella. She was preceded in death by her parents, Everett and Anna Grubbs, husband, William "Bill" O. Taylor, and 10 siblings. Family and friends will be received on Friday, May 11, 2018 from 5 pm to 8 pm at Tanner Valley United Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held at Tanner Valley United Methodist Church, Saturday, May 12, 2018 at 11 am, with Pastor Michael Lawson officiating. Interment will follow in the Glen Haven Cemetery, Harrison, Ohio. Contributions may be made to the Tanner Valley UMC or Miller York Volunteer Fire Department. | Grubbs, Thelma Jean (I628)
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| 2608 | Thelma Sims Andrews, 87 DEATHS Advocate, The (Baton Rouge, LA) - Monday, December 4, 1995 Died 1 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 2, 1995, at her residence in Baton Rouge. She was 87, a resident of Baton Rouge since 1912 and a native of Port Allen. She worked with youth programs for First Baptist Church and the Judson Association throughout her life. Visiting was held at Welsh Funeral Home, 6700 Florida Blvd., 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Visiting at the funeral home 8:30 a.m. until religious services in the chapel at 11 a.m. Monday, conducted by the Rev. Kelly Fitzgerald. Entombment in Greenoaks Lakeside Mausoleum. Survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Lowry B. and Sidney J. Lacy Jr., Baton Rouge; three sisters-in-law, Mrs. Dalton F. Sims Sr., Mrs. Jane Weaver and Mrs. Charles Andres; a brother-in-law, Oran O'Neil Andrews; three grandchildren,Sidney J. Lacy III, Timothy Michael and Charmaine Marie Lacy; five great-grandchildren, Beth Ann Walsh, John Caldwell Lacy, Kathleen Amelie Lacy, Shea Joshua Lacy and Malaika Leigh Lacy; numerous nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by husband, Lucius J. Andrews; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis M. Sims; a sister, Arta Sims Sheldon; and four brothers, Claude, Sitman, Samuel and Dalton Sims. Pallbearers will be John, Tim and Caldwell Lacy, D.F. Sims, Eric Halpern and Eric Crake. Honorary pallbearers are Dr.Robert St. Amant, Dr. Dalton Oliver, Dr. Vic Oliver and Robert "Bobby" Duncan. She was a member of Broadmoor Baptist Church. Memorial donations may be made to the Broadmoor Baptist Church youth programs. | Sims, Thelma (I2976)
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| 2609 | Thelma was cremated. Her ashes were spread by her brother John Louis Roser, II (1902-1981) and her son Kenneth Ashton Heim (1922-2012) over the grave of her mother Dora Sauerbrey Roser Risch. | Roser, Thelma E. (I2383)
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| 2610 | Theodore died of Meningococcal Meningitis, which is a bacterial infection that causes inflammation of the membranes that envelope the brain and spinal cord. ******************************** Rochester Times - Union Rochester, Monroe County, New York. Friday, October 1, 1943 Sentence of Theodore Whitney, 18, of 236 Oxford, charged with theft of an $800 car from C. Thomas Abate, 1394 Titus Ave., Sept. 10, was deferred because of illness. He was taken to the County Hospital this morning with an attack of appendicitis. [NOTATION: NOT APPENDICITIS !!!!] ******************************** Rochester Times - Union Rochester, Monroe County, New York. Saturday, October 2, 1943 Man Awaiting Sentence Dies The case of Theodore Whitney, 18, of 286 Oxford, today was marked Closed. He died yesterday at Strong Memorial Hospital on the day he was to have been sentenced on a charge of first degree grand larceny in taking an $800 car from C. Thomas Abate 1894 Titus Ave., Sept. 10. He pleaded guilty Sept, 20 before County Judge H. Douglass Van Duser. Whitney became ill and was taken to the County Hospital yesterday morning and was transferred later to the Strong Memorial. | Whitney, Theodore (I8413)
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| 2611 | Theodore J. Kieffer Born abt. 1873 Date of Burial: 04/21/1955 Age: 81 South 2 Lot/Tier: 284 Grave: 1W-N Other Plot Occupants Elsie S. Kieffer Died: 08/08/1981 - Age: 93 Arthur James Meisenzahl Died: 07/15/1962 - Age: 74 Mabel Meisenzahl Died: 02/24/1942 - Age: 53 Emily Schirmer Died: 11/18/1941 - Age: 75 Martin Schirmer Died: 03/14/1926 - Age: 59 | Kieffer, Dr. Theodore Joseph (I6250)
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| 2612 | Theodore [known as T. J. and Theodore] and his wife Charlotte run a retail grocery store and are first found so far in the 1865 census as owners of a grocery store in Rochester, New York and again in the 1880 c. and after. He was born in Prussia and his wife in Hesse. All of their children were born in the United States. They have a large family and many of them work in the family business as clerks in their store in Rochester, New York. But three of their children were born in Wisconsin. The family lives on North Street and that is the sure link with Wilhelmina Kenning who married Andrw Wegman. After Andrew's death, Wilhelmina lives with her brother, Herman Kenning and her sister Emma in the home on North in Rochester. | Kenning, Joseph Theodore R. (I9578)
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| 2613 | There is a Catherine Blum buried in Mount Hope Cemetery, Rochester, NY. | Blum, Catherine Elisabeth (I613)
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| 2614 | There is a Charles T. Martin (1845-1874) in the same cemetery as his father Ephraim Martin. | Martin, Charles (I656)
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| 2615 | There is a Mathew Kerrigan born Dec 1868 that lists on the 1900 Census as being a patient with Irish parents at Cook County Hospital in Chicago, IL | Kerrigan, Mathew (I8008)
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| 2616 | There is an article about the Munding-Haag upcoming wedding (with a photo of Elaine which can't be used here due to copyright issues) in Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, New York) on 10 August 1941, page 49. Another article is: Elaine J. Haag Wed in Simple Church Rites A lovely informal wedding was solemnized Saturday morning in Holy Rosary Church when Miss Elaine J. Haag, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Haag of Birr Street, became the bride of Bernard L. Munding, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Munding of Selye Terrace. The vows were received by the Rev. Vincent LeFrois, cousin of the bridegroom. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a light blue wool costume suit and carried a white prayer book and white orchids. Her only attendant was Mrs. Theodore Neidlinger, who wore a caramel brown wool costume suit, and a corsage of gladioli and pompons. N. Lee Hastings, Jr., was best man and ushers were Edward Brennan and Richard Munding, brother of the bridegroom. The bride's mother wore a wine crepe gown and a corsage of orchids, while the bridegroom's mother was gowned in brown crepe, and also wore an orchid corsage. A reception at the Rochester Club followed the ceremony, after which the couple left for Lake Placid. They will make their home in Oneonta. Mr. Munding is a graduate of Ohio Northern University and a member of Theta Kappa Phi Fraternity. Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, New York) 01 Sep 1941, Mon • Page 22 ------------------------------------------------- Munding, Elaine (Haag) Feb.8, 1997 in Green Valley, AZ. Survived by loving husband Bernard; son David (Ellen); daughters Mary Jo (Edward) Eddy, Kathryn (Richard) Fedison; sisters Juliet Neidlinger, Evelyn (Roger) Huff; grand and great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Predeceased by her sister Rita Santay. Memorial Mass at 11 a.m., Saturday, April 26 at St. John the Evangelist Church, 549 Humboldt St., Rochester, NY. Contributions to School of the Holy Childhood. Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, New York) 23 Feb 1997, Sun • Metro Edition • Page 28 | Haag, Elaine Josephine (I7493)
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| 2617 | There is no headstone or any other marker for Dorothy. | Whitney, Dorothy Maude (I8408)
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| 2618 | There is no headstone or any other marker for Edith. | Whitney, Edith (I8405)
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| 2619 | There is no headstone or any other marker for Margaret. | Whitney, Margaret L. (I8407)
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| 2620 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Maviglia, D. (I182)
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| 2621 | Theresa Jane King An unfortunate accident occurred Tuesday morning which resulted in the sad and painful death of Mrs.Theresa Jane King who had reached the ripe old age of 84 years,4months and 11day. Standing near the fireplace in the home of her daughter,Mrs. W.R.Yearwood,her dress became ignite and before assistance could be secure,there being no one in the house but little children,she was so horribly burned that burned ensued Tuesday night.The body was enbalmed and shipped to Philadelphia,Miss for interment,accompanied by the two sorrowing son's,J.R.King of Bogalusa,and J.E.King. Mother going away leaves a vacancy in the homes of loved ones, a void in the hearts of her children that can be filled. The Columbian Dec.17,1915 | Crawley, Theresa Jane (I3161)
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| 2622 | Theron has no headstone. OBITUARY: Honcut Pioneer Has Died At Los Angeles Dr. T.W. Horton, a pioneer of Honcut, passed away in Los Angeles, Wednesday, according to telegrams received by friends in this city and Honcut yesterday. Dr. Horton was for many years a resident of the Honcut district and will be remembered by many of the older residents of Oroville and vicinity. During the past few years Dr. Horton made his home in Los Angeles, at the home of his son. He was a member of Oroville Lodge Number 130, F and A.M. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at the Gridley-Live Oak cemetery and will be under the auspices of the North Butte Lodge, Number 230, F. and A.M. (Oroville Daily Register, Friday 2 March 1917) | Horton, Dr. Theron White (I4967)
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| 2623 | THOMAS ANNIS was born April 15, 1797 at Stamford, Vermont; died September 10, 1874 at Lawrenceburg, Indiana; married January 15, 1819, Rhoda Fairbanks at Livingston County, New York. Thomas was a veteran of the War of 1812, and removed westward to Indiana in the fall of 1821. He resided at Miller, Indiana in 1840, and is buried outside of Lawrenceburg, Indiana. In 1831 he purchased 81 and 4/100ths acres of land near Cincinnati, OH in 1831, but it appears that he never left Dearborn County, IN, and may have purchased the land on speculation or for one of his children. He was a carpenter and farmer. | Annis, Thomas (I1082)
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| 2624 | Thomas David Hasenauer, 82, of Charlottesville, Virginia, died Thursday, July 21,2016, peacefully in Charlottesville, Virginia. Thomas was born in Rochester N.Y., eldest son of Rudolf Hasenauer and Helen Hasenauer. He was preceded in death by his parents, and his only sibling, John Francis (Jack). Thomas is survived by his loving wife, Kay Hasenauer. He is also survived by his children, Mary Hasenauer, Laurie Stargell, Judy Shaw, and Thomas Hasenauer Jr; his step-children, Sandy Huffman, Stephanie Ramsey, and Ronnie Ramsey; and their spouses, partners and friends, Shirley Hasenauer, Jack Stargell, Jon Shaw, KarenVandenack, David Huffman, Michael Sprouse, and Liz Breeden. Thomas is also survived by 16 grandchildren, Mindy, Brooke, Eric, Joshua, Jessie, Aiden, Ellie, Branden, Trevor, Zach,Jacob, Julia, Holly, Helen, Christina, and Sarah; and 3 great grandchildren, Clara, Naomi, and Lucas. Thomas graduated from East High School in Rochester N.Y. Joining the army as a young man and serving in the Korean War. Thomas was a dedicated tooland die maker and a Principle Engineer for Comdial in Charlottesville, Virginia for 42 years, travelling the world on their behalf developing new projects. He was also a strong advocate for people in recovery. He had a deep love for Kay, his family, fishing and his little dog Tippy. There will be a memorial service on Wednesday July 27,2016, at 11a.m. at the Hill and Wood Funeral Home Chapel, Charlottesville, Va. The family requests in lieu of flowers, donations be made on behalf of Thomas to Lake Monticello Volunteer Fire and Rescue, 10 Slice Rd,Palmyra,VA 22963. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.hillandwood.com (Daily Progress, Charlottesville VA) | Hasenauer, Thomas David (I8073)
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| 2625 | Thomas Elijah Millsaps married to Mary J. Millsaps was born 17 Oct 1834, Copiah, Mississippi, died 23 July 1900, Hazlehurst, Copiah, Mississippi. His parents were William Webster Millsaps and Mary Ann Wright. Please see 1850 Census, Copiah, Mississippi, USA 1850 United States Copiah, Mississippi Line 10+ dwelling 383 family 383 William W Millsaps 45 M W SouthCarolina Planter $2,000 May Millsaps 38 F W Mississippi William Millsaps 18 M W Mississippi Student Thomas E Millsaps 16 M W Mississippi Student Reuben W Millsaps 14 M W Mississippi Levi M Millsaps 12 M W Mississippi Green Millsaps 10 M W Mississippi James K P Millsaps 7 M W Mississippi Henry Smith 40 M W Virginia Mechanic Mary A Millsaps 2 F W Mississippi Relationship source from "The History of The Millsaps (Personal Copy), by Luther Wayne Capooth, pg 118 item E-280 Thomas Elijah Millsaps | Millsaps, Thomas Elijah (I861)
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| 2626 | Thomas Estess, was the son of William Estes(s), brother to John Calvin Estes(s) of Pike Co., MS. He (1st) married Martha Walker (sister to Barbara Walker), (2nd) married Martha Ann Bell. They had ten (10) children: 1). John (8) Estess 2). Ann (8) Estess married Will Bryant 3). Needham (8) Estess died young 4). Elizabeth (8) Estess died young 5). Willis G. (8) Estess (1871-1926) 6). Jasper Newton (8) Estess bachelor 7). Dawson Jeremiah (8) Estess bachelor 8). James (8) Estess 9). Lutisha (8) Estess married J.D. Brumfield 10. Boy - died at birth | Estess, Thomas S. (I1808)
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| 2627 | Thomas Henry “Tom” Allen, age 99 of Calhoun and formerly of Atlanta, passed away on Sunday, December 6, 2015 at Morning Pointe Assisted Living. Tom was born on January 27, 1916 in Little Rock, Arkansas to the late Annie Elizabeth Thornberg. He was also preceded in death by his first wife, Nancy Byrd Allen; and daughter, Marilyn Allen Ball. He is survived by his daughter, Annette Cook and her husband Charles of Emerson, GA; six grandchildren; fourteen great-grandchildren; and one great-great grandchild. Funeral Services will be conducted on Wednesday, December 9th at 11:00 AM from the Chapel of Thomas Funeral Home with the Reverend Walter Hare officiating. Graveside Services will follow at 3:00 PM at Holly Hill Memorial Park in Fairburn, GA with Reverend Barry Odom in charge of graveside rites. Pallbearers serving will be Kyle Garriga, Matt Mathis, Jon Voiselle, John Surrett, Andy Mathis and James Mathis. | Allen, Thomas Henry (I2896)
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| 2628 | Thomas married Catherine Moriarty in New York around 1873. They had eight children. After Catherine's death in 1897, Thomas came to Indiana and met and married Mary Meehan | Coughlin, Thomas John (I5908)
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| 2629 | Tom Andrews came to Texas, in 1874, from Walthall County, Mississippi, where he was born. He married Miss Ora Forman, February 17, 1886. She died, August 13, 1932. Three of his daughters were are as follows: Mrs. Walter Saigling, Mrs. Alex Kendrick, and Mrs. Silas L. Harrington, all of Plano. Like his brother-in-law Mr. William Forman II, Mr. Andrews is one of the most successful South Collin farmers, who has acquired a considerable acreage in choice farm land, in South Collin. He bought this fine land years ago at prices ranging from $38.00 to $55.00 per acre. Thomas Andrews was born on December 29, 1852, in Tylertown, Mississippi. He was the fifth child born to Thompson and Lizzie Pearson Andrews. At age 14, his mother died. That same year he migrated to Texas with relatives. During his early years in Texas he worked as a clerk in a dry goods store and also on a farm near PIano. In 1886, Tom married Susan Ora Forman, daughter of William Forman, who gave the couple 300 acres of farmland as a wedding gift. Tom purchased another 200 acres where he and Ora raised their family. The farm was located where the Huffines Chevrolet dealership stands today. In addition to farming, Tom was an original stockholder in Farmers and Merchants National Bank. In 1913, he and three other men applied for a charter for The Farmers Gin Company of Plano of which he became a stockholder and board of directors member. He was also a member of the First Christian Church of Plano and served on their board of elders. Tom and Ora had four daughters: Hazel, who died as a young child; Felicia, who married Walter Nicholas Saigling; Alto, who married A.S. Kendrick and Vera, who married Silas M. Harrington. There are four surviving grandchildren: Hazel Tennell of Abernathy, Texas, Ouida Anderson of PIano, W. N. "Buck" Saigling of Princeton (a former Plano ISD trustee), and Tootsie Rush of FarmersviIIe. There are four surviving great grandchildren, four of whom have taught or currently teach in PIano lSD, as well as numerous great, great grandchildren. Tom Andrews died on October 8, 1937. He is buried in the PIano Mutual Cemetery. | Andrews, Thomas Wesley (I1573)
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| 2630 | Tombstone Inscription: Augustus, son of Asa & Irene Wiley, d Dec 16, 1863 aged 3y 8m 18d died just 3 days after his sister Mary Wiley. buried next to grandmother, Mary Gifford. | Wiley, Augustus (I6108)
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| 2631 | Tombstone Inscription: George, son of Asa & Irena Wiley, d Mar. 27, 1871 aged 2 yrs., 3 mo. buried next to his grandmother, Mary Gifford. | Wiley, George (I6110)
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| 2632 | tombstone inscription: Wife of M L, EPITAPH: A PRECIOUS ONE FROM US IS GONE, A VOICE WE LOVED IS STILLED, A PLACE IS VACANT IN OUR HOME, THAT NEVER CAN BE FILLED | Floyd, Catherine Lucinda (I1085)
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| 2633 | Tr 60 Gr 58 | Greene, Harold Melvin (I7281)
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| 2634 | Tr 60 Gr 59 | Hill, Blanche M. (I7280)
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| 2635 | Tranquility, Map G01, Lot 1243, Space 3 | Hyde, Ruth (I918)
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| 2636 | Tranquility, Map G04, Lot 360, Space 5 | Hyde, Orville Chase (I915)
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| 2637 | Tranquility, Map G04, Lot 360, Space 6 | Briegel, Elizabeth Margaret (I917)
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| 2638 | TULLOS CEMETERY LOCATION: On Hilltop Church Road, on East side of road near fence between Hilltop Baptist Church and Monroe's Creek Baptist Church. Updated 12-1994 by Barbara K. Taylor TULLOS, FRANCES ANN CRAIN, b. 1872, d. 8-14-1969, w/o George W. Tullos, d/o Elias B. & Alice Adams Crain TULLOS, GEORGE WASHINGTON, b. 1865, d. 1950, h/o Frances A.Crain, s/o Howard & Nancy Elizabeth McKenzie Tullos | Crain, Frances Ann (I3092)
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| 2639 | Tylertown Cemetery II | Smith, Wilma (I1264)
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| 2640 | Tylertown Cemetery II | Montgomery, Winfred T. (I1265)
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| 2641 | U-Park Add., Sec B | Duncan, Elouise (I683)
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| 2642 | U-Park Add., Sec. B | Allen, Ollie (I2818)
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| 2643 | U-Park Add., Sec. B | Lowe, Ebb Ford (I2904)
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| 2644 | U.S., Dutch Reformed Church Records in Selected States, 1639-1989 Name: Eduard Stüttig Gender: Male Household Members: Wilhelmine Eduard Stüttig Carl Friedrich Stüttig Edward Stuttig United States Census, 1910 Name Edward Stuttig Event Type Census Event Date 1910 Event Place Manhattan Ward 19, New York, New York, United States Gender Male Age 59 Marital Status Married Race White Race (Original) White Relationship to Head of Household Head Relationship to Head of Household (Original) Head Birth Year (Estimated) 1851 Birthplace Germany Immigration Year 1853 Father's Birthplace Germany Mother's Birthplace Germany Edward Stuttig New York, New York City Municipal Deaths Name Edward Stuttig Event Type Death Event Date 28 Feb 1914 Event Place Bronx, New York, New York, United States Gender Male Age 63 Marital Status Unknown Birth Year (Estimated) 1851 Father's Name Ferdinand Stuttig Mother's Name Katherine Wüst | Stuttig, Edward Walter (I1371)
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| 2645 | Una was born in Anderson Co, TX to Lewis Henderson and Emma Lois Phillips Estes. Her parents are also buried in Garden of Memories.She died in Tarrant Co, TX. OBITUARY: Palestine (TX) Herald-Press, Friday, 9 May 1986: Ms. Estes Services for former Elkhart resident Una Dee Estes, 74, of the Eastern Star Retirement Home in Arlington, Texas will be Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Bailey & Foster Chapel with Jim Bob Paxton officiating. Local Eastern Star member also will hold a service. Ms. Estes died Thursday in Arlington. A daughter of Lewis and Emma Phillips Estes, she was born Feb. 16, 1912 in Elkhart. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Elkhart and a member of the Spring Branch Chapter #984. She was preceded in death by a sister, Effie Curry, and brothers, Warren Estes and Johnny Estes. Condolence calls will be received Saturday from 6 p.m. at the funeral home. | Estes, Une Dee (I1862)
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| 2646 | Union & Advertiser 12/29/1894: August P. Roeper died yesterday at 124 Conkey Avenue, aged 49 years. He was a member of Lodge 138, I.O.O.F. He leaves a wife, father and mother, six children, three sisters and one brother. Birth Name: Peter August Roeper | Roeper, August Peter (I5344)
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| 2647 | Union & Advertiser, April 27, 1893, pg 5 col 1. Anna Pierce died yesterday at St. Mary's Hospital, aged 39 years. The funeral will be held from 38 Baden Street tomorrow morning at 7:30 o'clock and from Holy Redeemer's Church at 8:00. | Hettig, Marianne (I5692)
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| 2648 | United States Army World War II Enlistment: December 7, 1944 Release Date: December 21, 1946 | Keyes, Amos Edward (I1517)
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| 2649 | unmarked burial | Burnett, George Donald (I7746)
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| 2650 | unmarked grave | Stafford, Elbert (I2470)
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