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Blum Family Genealogy
Genealogy of the Blum family |
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Matches 451 to 500 of 2,747
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| 451 | E, Row 2 Grave 97 | Blasdel, Sherwood W. (I984)
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| 452 | E,214,5 | Corrigan, Jennie (I8331)
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| 453 | E,214,6 | Epping, Henry William (I6975)
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| 454 | E-16 | Ewbank, Ann (I990)
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| 455 | E-48 | Cochran, Wilfred H. (I1433)
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| 456 | Eagle Bulletin, DeWitt News and Times 2/4/1965: Mrs. Estelle Moulden: Funeral services were Sunday for Mrs. Estelle E. Mouden, 77, of 102 Second Street, Fayetteville who died last Wednesday in St. Petersburg, Florida while visiting her daughter, Mrs. Manton C. Cotton. The rites were at Eaton Tubbs, the Rev Edw. Bachman officiating. Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery, Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Moulden was born in Rochester and lived in Springfield, Mass before moving to Fayetteville six years ago. She was a member of Fayetteville Methodist Church, The Women's Society of Christian Service and the Dames of Malta and Orange Lodge, both in Rochester. Surviving are another daughter Mrs. Lewis Cy Perkins of Fayetteville with whom she resided, 3 sisters, Mrs. Richard Howorth, Mrs. Ray Brierley and Miss Eleanor Hoffmeier all of Rochester, three brothers, George of Webster, Charles and Rudolph Hoffmeier, both of Rochester and four grandchildren. | Hoffmeier, Estella Eliza (I6483)
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| 457 | East B 51 | Ostrander, Charlotte (I17)
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| 458 | East B 85 | Adams, Clarence J. (I24)
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| 459 | East B 85 | Decker, Gertrude Freelove Edith (I23)
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| 460 | East Park_118_3 | Johnson, Grace J. (I2559)
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| 461 | East Section 10, Lot 66 | Weigand, George (I5790)
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| 462 | East Section 9, 12, 2N-W | Kimpal, Charles Nicholas (I5825)
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| 463 | East Section 9, 12, 3N-E | Mitchell, Mary E. (I5842)
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| 464 | East Section 9, 12, 4N-E | Kimpal, Charles Frank (I5798)
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| 465 | East Section 9, 12, 4N-W | Hausmann, Caroline (I5828)
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| 466 | East Section 9, 12, 5N-E | Schlitzer, Mary Ann (I5823)
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| 467 | East Section 9, 12, 7N-W | Kimpal, Leonard George (I5827)
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| 468 | east section, just north of the small G.A.R. Civil War lot | Cloud, Louisa (I234)
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| 469 | east section, just north of the small G.A.R. Civil War lot | Blasdel, Franklin Townsend (I233)
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| 470 | East Side:Block 2, Lot 67, Grave 4 | Crosby, James Monroe (I454)
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| 471 | East Side:Block 2, Lot 67, Grave 5 | Crosby, Susan Ellen (I1640)
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| 472 | East Side:Block 2, Lot 67, Grave 6 | Hauzer, Albert Frank (I1641)
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| 473 | East Side:Block 2, Lot 68, Grave 7 | Crosby, William Lancelot (I1642)
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| 474 | ec H, lot 14, Gr. 10 | Roth, William H. (I5695)
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| 475 | Edith Marie Blasdel, 101, of Lawrenceburg, Indiana, passed away on Friday, April 25, 2014. She was born March 21, 1913 in Pendelton County, Kentucky, daughter of the late George and Chloe (McMillen) Bentle. Edith was a member of the Greendale First Church of Christ; RSVP; and taught piano lessons for 30 years. She is survived by her son, Paul (Pattie) Blasdel of Ladera Ranch, CA; daughter, Brenda (Dexter) Higgins of Memphis, TN; brother, Willis Bentle of Lawrenceburg, IN; sister, LaVern Blasdel of Lawrenceburg, IN; 3 grandchildren, Matthew Blasdel, Elizabeth George, Paul Higgins; and 5 great grandchildren, Machaela, Gwyneth, Faith, Brookelynn, and George Clarence "GC". She was preceded in death by her husband, Elvin W Blasdel; and her parents, George and Chloe Bentle. Family and friends will be received on Monday, April 28, 2014 from 5pm to 8pm at Fitch-Denney Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held at Greendale First Church of Christ, Tuesday, April 29, 2014 at 11am, with Pastor Tim Russell officiating. Interment will follow in the Gibson Cemetery, Bright, Indiana. Contributions may be made to the Greendale First Church of Christ. | Bentle, Edith Marie (I936)
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| 476 | Edna (Stanbra) Burnett & JohnWhitman Burnett had the one son & 2 daughters. The oldest daughter was Bertha Delores Christman, b 28 Aug 1926 in Iowa, & died 23 NOV 2006 in Washington, Maryland. The youngest daughter was still alive in October 2011: Eveleen Marion Burnett who wed Norman Walker. | Stanbra, Edna (I7734)
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| 477 | Eleanor was the daughter of Peter Kay and Jessie Wilson. She married William H Walter as his second wife. They had one child, Wallace Kay Walter. William is buried with his first wife, Charlotte Hollington. Eleanor is buried with her son in the Kay family plot. | Kay, Eleanor (I7657)
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| 478 | Elenor is the daughter of Jonathan and Nancy E. (Cooper) Blasdel. Elenor married Silas Emerson Nowlin on 03 Jun 1835 in Dearborn County, IN. They had seven children: 1. Elijah Blasdel Nowlin; 2. Nancy Elizabeth (Nowlin) Shinkle; 3. Mary Nowlin (died at birth); 4. Jonathan Blasdel Nowlin; 5. Mary Eliza (Nowlin) Shinkle; 6. Susanna Nowlin (died at birth) and 7. Eleanor Cooper Nowlin (died at birth). Elenor's Blasdel ancestors first arrived in America aboard the ship Angel Gabriel on 15 Aug 1635 at what is now Pemaquid Point, Maine. Elenor's tombstone spells her first name as "Eleanor"; however, family tradition and the common spelling of her name at the time strongly suggests that the correct spelling is "Elenor". | Blasdel, Elenor Cooper (I1037)
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| 479 | Elizabeth Beams was born 19 Nov 1810 to James Beams and Nancy Lay in Whitley County, Kentucky, on the Cumberland River near Williamsburg. Her parents were early settlers to the area having arrived in Kentucky from North Carolina. Elizabeth married William Lloyd Cooper, son of Amos Cooper and Hannah Lloyd Cooper on 10 May 1831 in Crawford County, Illinois They had eight children, one of whom died. They are: Ann (married Daniel Thompson and then Andrew Hardy) Hannah (married Valentine Haas) George (died at age 18 in 1840) James (married Corinda Evans) Mary (married Sgt Jonathan Smull) Henry (married Sarah Jane Rauch) Eliza (married Charles Hennich) Elizabeth (married Franklin Boyd) The Coopers left Crawford County for Will County near Joliet for one year then came west to Stephenson County in 1841 where they ultimately purchased land from the government and cultivated the untouched prairie. They farmed for about 12 years before selling the farm and moving into the town of Rock Grove. Mr Cooper died in 1886. Mrs Cooper moved to Iowa and at the end of her life resided with her daughter Mary Smull in Plainfield. Her funeral took place in Stephenson County, Illinois, where it is presumed she was put to rest. | Beams, Elizabeth (I4614)
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| 480 | Elizabeth Goldbach and Anthony Fromm married on October 20, 1898 in Rochester, New York. (New York State, Marriage Index, 1881-1967 for Lizzie Goldbach - 1898 Marriage) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FROMM - On Nov. 19, 1955, Elizabeth Fromm of 52 California Dr. Surviving are one son, William J. Fromm of Miami, Fla.; two daughters, Mrs. Edward (Estelle) Wyffels of Canandaigua, Mrs. Willard (Norrine) Huss; two grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Francis Bossert, and several nephews and nieces. -Friends may call at Charles L. Younglove Funeral Home Inc., 1511 Dewey Ave., where services will be held Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. and 9 a.m. at St. Charles of Borromeo Church. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, New York) 20 Nov 1955, Sun • Page 38 | Goldbach, Elizabeth (I7993)
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| 481 | Elizabeth Pearson Andrews married Thompson Andrews son of James and Jemima McGraw Andrews, Sr. Children Martha, who married Thomas Brent James Andrews Mac Andrews Felix Andrews William Andrews Luke Ward Conerly's book states: "James Andrews, who came from Georgia, married Miss McGraw in Pike County. Their children were -Thompson Andrews married Lizzie Pearson; Thompson Andrews and Lizzie Pearson were the parents of Martha, who married Thomas Brent; James, Mac and Felix. History of Pike County Mississippi, Luke Ward Conerly, 1909; Family list Elizabeth "Lizzie" Pearson Andrews as the granddaughter of Harvey Day and Lydia Holden Pearson. There is no proof at this time to confirm. Her father could have been John Pearson. | Pearson, Elizabeth (I1569)
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| 482 | Elizabeth Schirmer Born 10 Feb 1857 Rochester, Monroe, New York Christened 13 Feb 1857 Rochester, Monroe, New York Gender Female Died 4 Dec 1920 Rochester, Monroe, New York Person ID I30318 Merkel Genealogy (merkelsearch.com) Father Jacob Schirmer, b. 29 Oct 1833, Schifferstadt, Bayern, Germany , d. 1921, Rochester, Monroe, New York (Age 87 years) Mother Gertrude Muller, b. Sep 1834, Germany, d. 1906 (Age ~ 71 years) Married 29 May 1856 Rochester, Monroe, New York Family William Haefele, b. 19 Jul 1862, Hoerden, Baden, Germany, d. 21 Jan 1929, Rochester, Monroe, New York (Age 66 years) Married 26 May 1884 Rochester, Monroe, New York Children 1. Gertrude Haefele, b. Apr 1885, New York 2. Jacob Gustav Haefele, b. 18 Jan 1887, Rochester, Monroe, New York 3. Wilhelmina Maria Haefele, b. 10 Jun 1889, Rochester, Monroe, New York, d. 2 Jul 1957, Rochester, Monroe, New York (Age 68 years) 4. William Wendelin Haefele, b. 17 Nov 1890, Rochester, Monroe, New York 5. Catherine Elizabeth Haefele, b. 5 Mar 1892, Rochester, Monroe, New York 6. Oscar William Haefele, b. 20 Jan 1894, Rochester, Monroe, New York 7. Isabella Anna Haefele, b. 18 Jun 1896, Rochester, Monroe, New York 8. Martin Edwin Haefele, b. 1 Dec 1898, Rochester, Monroe, New York, d. Jan 1969 (Age 70 years) Name of Deceased: Haefele Elizabeth Cemetery: Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Section: SO5 Cemetery Lot/Tier: 93 Grave Number: 1W-N Burial Date: December 07, 1920 Additional Cemetery Info: So5 Age: 63 | Schirmer, Elizabeth A. (I6125)
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| 483 | Elizabeth was the daughter of Thomas Hargitt and Ann Mason Hargitt. Thomas was a Methodist Epsicopal Church Minister ordained in England in 1830 while still in England. Ann was also born in England. | Hargitt, Elizabeth (I699)
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| 484 | Elouise Duncan Allen, a resident of Central and a homemaker, died Tuesday, July 31, 2007, at age 72. She fought a gallant battle with emphysema and slipped into the arms of Jesus at her residence surrounded by her family. She was born Nov. 29, 1934, in Walthall County, Miss. She was the daughter of Esco and Zella Glover Duncan. Preceded in death by her parents; husband, Willie Clay Allen; son, Tommy Gene Allen; and brother, Herman Duncan. She is survived by a son, William Clayton Allen and wife Lynn, of Ethel; two daughters, Betty Ann Allen and Sue Hodges, both of Central; sister-in-law, Louise Duncan, of McComb, Miss.; sister, Regina M. Sanders of McComb; three grandchildren, Amber, Tiffany and Brock Allen; three great-grandchildren, Chase, Caimen and Kagen. Obituary published in The Advocate on 8/1/2007. | Duncan, Elouise (I683)
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| 485 | Elsie R. Gehring, 84 years old of Lawrenceburg, Indiana, died Monday, February 9, 2009 in Shady Nook Health Center. She was born Sunday, September 14, 1924 in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, Daughter of the late Raymond and Hazel (Weeks) Gehring. She was a member of the Beecher Presbyterian Church-where she taught Sunday School, and the Phi Beta Psi sorority-Tau Chapter. She worked as a Lab Technician for Schenley . She is survived by her Brother, William Gehring; Sister, Betty Gehring; 3 Nieces, Linda Renschler, Jane Richards, Joann Beatley; 4 Nephews, Bill Renschler, Tom Gehring, Nick Gehring, Andy Gehring. Graveside services will be held at Greendale Cemetery, Friday, February 13, 2009 at 11am with Rev Tommy Beatley officiating. Interment will follow in the Greendale Cemetery, Greendale, IN 47025. Contributions may be made to the PAWS. Fitch Denney Funeral Home" | Gehring, Elsie R. (I1996)
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| 486 | Elsie S. Kieffer Date of Burial: 08/10/1981 Age: 93 South 2 Lot/Tier: 284 Grave: 1W-S Other Plot Occupants Theodore J. Kieffer Died: 04/18/1955 - Age: 81 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 | Schirmer, Gertrude Elsie (I5334)
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| 487 | Emma married Thomas Miller Guard in Dearborn County, Indiana on 26 Jan 1876; they had one child, Warren Tebbs Guard, and perhaps others. Missouri Death Certificate No. 6246; she resided at 813 Oak Street, Kansas City, Missouri; her husband, Thomas Miller Guard, was the informant for the Death Certificate; her father was __?__ Leming; her mother's name was not given; she resided in the Kansas City area for 50 years. | Leming, Emma Catherine (I734)
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| 488 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Guido, R.M. (I3)
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| 489 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Decker, B.A. (I3)
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| 490 | Enlisted Dec. 30, 1861 Rochester, NY Rank Private Unit Battery L, 1st NY Light Artillery; Civil War Discharged Dec. 29, 1864 in the field Died July 21, 1905 aged 61 | O'Leary, John (I5815)
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| 491 | Enlisted July 26, 1864 Rochester, NY Unit Co. D, 54th NY Infantry; Civil War Discharged Nov. 10, 1864 Rochester, NY born in Steinbach, Germany (near Eiterfeld) 1 May 1866 married Caroline Engert (1841-1875). They had one child who survived childbirth - Leonard George Kimpal (1868-1945) 8 Feb 1876 married Lena Hausmann (1853-1882). They had the following children: Frank William Kimpal (1877-1942), Edward Charles Kimpal (1878-1947), and George Joseph Kimpal (1879-1880). 3 Apr 1883 married Mary Ann Schlitzer (1855-1921). They had the following children Caroline Isabella Kimpal (1884-1885), Charles Nicholas Kimpal (1886-1966), and Leon Carl Kimpal (1893-1971) lived at 55 William St. St. Joseph's death record states he was 58 years, 6 months, 3 days old at time of death He was buried 21 Aug 1900 at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery near the unmarked graves of his parents, George Adam and Elizabeth Weider Kimpel (Charles spelled his surname differently than his father). | Kimpal, Charles Frank (I5798)
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| 492 | Enlisted on 8/31/1862 as a Private, mustered into "H" Co. IN 83rd Infantry; mustered out on 6/2/1865 at Washington, DC Wife: Mary (married on 10/4/1870) "A member of one of the oldest families of this county was born in Miller Township, April 19, 1846. He is a son of Franklin T. Blasdel, of the old Blasdel family, which was prominent in the early settlement of the county, and is elsewhere referred to in this work. Our subject was reared on the farm and educated in the township and district schools, with the advantage of two years in the public schools of Lawrenceburgh. In the fall of 1862 he entered the war, enlisting in Company H, Eighty-third Indiana Volunteer Infantry, and serving almost three years. He took part in some of the most important battles of the war among which were the siege of Vicksburg, and the engagements of Sherman on his famous march to the sea- On his retirement from the service Mr. B. taught school five terms, and in 1875 purchased fifty acres of land, which he has since been engaged in cultivating. He was married, October 4,1870, to Mary E. Leming, daughter of Lorenze D. Leming, of Miller Township, an old resident of the county. They have six children: Flora E., Mabel A., Emma G., Quincey E, Franklin T. and Charles D. Mr. Blasdel is a member of the G. A. R., and Baptist Church, and is an industrious, reliable citizen in every particular." (source: "History of Dearborn and Ohio Counties, Indiana": Chicago: F.E. Weakley & Co., 1885) occupation: farmer | Blasdel, Charles Bailes (I2232)
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| 493 | Enlisted Sep 3,1862, Pvt,Co "G" 31st NJ Infantry. Mustered Out Jun 24,1863. | Story, Philo (I1319)
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| 494 | Entered into eternal rest Sunday morning, Sept. 1, 1929 in this city, Arthur Bechard. He leaves to mourn his loss, besides his widow, Mrs. Tura Bechard, three daughters, Mrs. A Geady of Port Colborne, Canada, Irene and Jean Bechard; one son, Leonard, all of this city; two brothers and three sisters of Canada. The remains will rest at the Peters Funeral Home, 1511 Dewey Avenue, till Monday morning, when they will be taken by train to Port Colborne, Ont., Canada, for interment. Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, New York) Mon, Sep 2, 1929 | Bechard, Arthur William (I6442)
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| 495 | Entered into rest Monday, March 2, 1964, Elizabth Henchen, widow of the late Frederick Henchen of 28 Ceder St. She is survived by one sister, Mrs, Joseph (Frances) Lenhard; also several nieces and nephews. She was a member of the Rosary Society of Holy Family Church... (D&C 3 Mar 1964) | Endler, Elizabeth T. (I7856)
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| 496 | Entered the Society of Jesus on February 14, 1934. Assistant at Canisius HS in New York. | Harter, Florian August (I5539)
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| 497 | Era Leader Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Hines, 92, died Tuesday, November 17 at Riverside Medical Center. She was a resident of the Acy's Creek community and the widow of Jason Hines. Mrs. Lizzie is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Thad (Nell) Wright of Franklinton; three sons, Clayton Hines and Eld. Billy Ray Hines, both of Bogalusa, and Marcus Hines of Pearl River; five sisters, Mrs. Maurice (Ruth) Thomas, Mrs. Walter (Rosalie)Heine, Mrs. Fred (Lucille) Thomas all of Franklinton, Mrs. Harvey (Alberta) Kennedy of Pearl River and Mrs. Lloyd (Margaine) Tynes of Covington; four brothers, J. M. Thomas, Mack Thomas, Dalton Thomas, all of Pine, and Berkley Thomas of Bogalusa; eleven grandchildren, nineteen great-grandchildren; three great-great grandchildren; five step grandchildren; and ten step great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a son, Eld. Silas Thomas and six brothers. Visitation was held at Crain Funeral Home from 5 pm until 9 pm Tuesday and after 9 am Wednesday. Funeral services were held at 2 pm Wednesday in the funeral home chapel with Eld. Richard Magee and Eld. Glynn Erwin officiating. Burial followed in the Pine Community Cemetery. | Thomas, Elizabeth (I3489)
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| 498 | Era Leader 07-10-1930 J. Smiley Burkhalter, died July 5th, at the age of 86 years, 4 months, and 20 days. He was born in Pike Co. and married Mary Duncan, who preceeded him to the grave. Survivors are 1 son, W.J. (Buck) Burkhalter, and 1 daughter , Mrs. Laura Burris Nelms, both of Franklinton, 13 grandchildren, and 17 great grandchildren. Intermnet was in the Morris cemetery. | Burkhalter, Jasper Smiley (I816)
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| 499 | Era Leader 1-25-1989 Thomas, Ollie Fred, age 82. He was a native of Washington Parish and died January 18th at his residence in Clifton. He was the son of William Henry "Bud" and Lenora Blackwell Thomas. Survivors are his wife of sixty-one years, Clara Bickham Thomas, two daughters, five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Interment was in the Ellis Cemetery. | Thomas, Ollie Fred (I2863)
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| 500 | Era Leader 6-15-1939 Mr. and Mrs. John Brumfield's 6 week old infant daughter died Tuesday in the Bickham community. Burial was in the Hayes Creek cemetery. | Brumfield, Mary Ann (I2416)
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