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| 1151 | Death due to coronary occlusion, multiple arterial emboli, and congestive heart failure. | PICKLE, Joe Bedford (I13607)
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| 1152 | Death due to Coronary Thrombosis | HAMLETT, Annie Laura (I9416)
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| 1153 | Death due to heart block | MCMICHAEL, Allen Leonidas (I12757)
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| 1154 | Death due to myocardial infarction | GUINN, John Ray Jr. (I227)
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| 1155 | Death due to septicemia. | FLOYD, John Bascom (I10150)
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| 1156 | Death due to suicide | PICKLE, Lucille Charlotte (I1008)
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| 1157 | Death due to ventricular fibrillation, ateriosclerosis | DAVIS, Elmo Maxwell Jr. (I13255)
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| 1158 | Death due to Yellow Fever. | MCDOWELL, Margaret Jane (I9507)
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| 1159 | Death listed as "Dead on arrival: 1. Probable Coronary Occlusion 2. Hypertensive Cardio Vascular disease 3. Angina Pectoris | LATTA, Kate (I13149)
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| 1160 | Death Record Book H7/Page 104 (Marion County, Indiana) | BARTLETT, William Perry (I11237)
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| 1161 | Death record lists him as Taylor Holland | HOLLAND, Thomas Taylor (I873)
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| 1162 | Death record says he was divorced. | COOPER, Walter Mallory Sr. (I5891)
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| 1163 | Death was attributed to a leg injury received during the War Between the States. | TURNER, Benjamin Franklin Perry (I6274)
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| 1164 | Dedicated Mother of 7, Loving Grandmother Daughter of John Wiley and Ludie Rosline Cabler. | CABLER, Claudia Elizabeth (I10916)
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| 1165 | Degeneration of kidneys | FOUTE, Mary Lucinda (I2611)
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| 1166 | Delivering a load of lumber in a horse-pulled wagon, he was killed when the wagon overturned. | ADAMSON, Ernest E. (I10380)
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| 1167 | Dennis Ray Ingram,90, died at his residence and graveside services will be held at the Tennessee Colony Cemetery under the direction of Herrington/ Land of Memory Funeral Home. He was born in a log cabin on Beaver Creek to Solan and Gladys Humphrey Ingram. He served in the US Army Military Police during WWII in the Philippines. He returned home from the war to Tennessee Colony where he was a longtime owner-operator of a dairy and cattle operation. He also farmed, raising peanuts, cotton, sugar cane, peas and hay. He was preceded in death by his wife Geraldine McKenzie Ingram; daughter, Glenda Kay Roberts; grandson, Clint Ingram; parents, brothers William H. "Cotton" Ingram, J.C. "Red" Ingram, Calvin "Cat Ingram and a sister, Addie Bea "Sis" Humphrey. Mr. Ingram is survived by his son, Ronnie Ingram of Tennessee Colony; four grandsons; Chris Ingram of Tennessee Colony, Raymond Roberts, Richard Roberts of Sulphur Springs and Roger Roberts of Yantis; two granddaughters, Rhonda Potter and Rachell Villarreal both of Sulphur Springs; 15 grandchildren and 1 great-great grandchild; numerous nieces and nephews. | INGRAM, Dennis Ray (I11075)
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| 1168 | DENTON -- Rufus Burwell Edmundson, 86, formerly of Abilene, died Wednesday in a local hospital. Services will be at 10 a.m. today in Bell Avenue Church with the Rev. Buddy Owens officiating. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery in Crossroads, directed by Mulkey-Mason/Jack Schmitz and Son Funeral Home. Mr. Edmundson was born in Rice, Texas, and married Mary Nancy Swafford in 1936 in Corsicana. He worked as an assistant substation engineer for West Texas Utilities for 40 years and was a member of Bell Avenue Church. Survivors include his wife, of Denton; one son, Gerald Ernest Edmundson of Denton; one grandchild; and one great-grandchild. -------------- Source: Obituaries from Navarro County, Texas Online at: http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Etxnavarr/obituaries/pg90004.htm#Rufus%20Burwell%20Edmundson | EDMUNDSON, Rufus Burwell (I3845)
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| 1169 | Died in the home of his son, Nathan. | KINGSLEY, Wareham (I9251)
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| 1170 | Died of chest injuries from a plane accident which occurred on 11/24/1946 in Navarro County, Texas. | DUBLIN, Wilbur Les Jr. (I10557)
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| 1171 | Died of heart attack will attending a funeral. | MASSENGALE, Alford Lee (I11356)
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| 1172 | Dilated heart | WIGINGTON, John Thomas (I11295)
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| 1173 | Discharge Date | NAUMAN, Franklin Carry (I10635)
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| 1174 | Disseminated Coccidioidomycosis Meningitis | FLOYD, Morris Lee (I10158)
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| 1175 | Divorced | COATES, Lena Theressa (I90)
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| 1176 | Divorced | JOHNSON, Tina Josephine (I7295)
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| 1177 | Divorced Two of her three children were still living. | JOHNSON, Tina Josephine (I7295)
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| 1178 | Divorced and living with her widowed mother | GUINN, Leota (I872)
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| 1179 | Divorced and living with his parents | STIRMAN, Winfield Brown (I11307)
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| 1180 | Divorced, he and his infant daughter, Marilyn, and his older brother, H. D. Reeves, were living in the home of his mother and step-father. | REEVES, Bradley Robert Sr. (I9250)
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| 1181 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | GOODRICH, Frank Edward J.D. (I6328)
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| 1182 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | ROGERS, Therese (I7687)
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| 1183 | Donald William Dunlap, 88, passed away on May 11, 2009 at his residence. He resided at 1482 West Fernwood Drive (4395 South) in Taylorsville, Utah at the time of his death. Born August 12, 1920 in Flatrock, Illinois, son of Luther William and Silvia Marie Miller Dunlap. Married Lois LaVon Pickle on October 28, 1943 in Miami, FL. He served in the Army Air Force in China. He played golf, like boating and enjoyed gardening and working in his yard. He loved everything about airplanes. He will be missed by his dog and buddy, Cleo. Survived by daughter, Tina (Eldon) Lee; son, Brent Dunlap; nine grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; brother, Jimmy (Dorothy) Dunlap. Preceded in death by his wife; sons, Ronald and Todd. | DUNLAP, Donald William (I12866)
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| 1184 | Dora was head of household with her daughter, Drue, living with her. | DUBOIS, Dora (I7448)
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| 1185 | Doris Moore says it was Dec. 28. 1900 | MOORE, William Thomas (I9734)
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| 1186 | Dorothy was listed as a Pharmacy Assistant at a pharmacy. The primary cause of death was cardiac arrest due to myocardial infarction and coronary arteriosclerosis. | RICHARDSON, Dorothy Lorraine (I11855)
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| 1187 | Dr Thomas Byser or Biser Davenport was born in Nashville, TN. Byser is presumed to be his mother's people. Thomas B. came to Texas when he was a young man. Thomas B. father was named William and he died young. Thomas B. was reared by an uncle named Thomas Byser. | DAVENPORT, Dr. Thomas Byser (I10679)
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| 1188 | Dr. Wilson was a dentist. | WILSON, Dr. John Hugh (I8075)
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| 1189 | Draft card says his birth was Nov. 1, 1876 | RAMSEY, James David (I2646)
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| 1190 | During the War Between the States, the Williams household was predominantly pro-Confederate, but like many other families of East Tennessee, there were sons on opposing sides of the conflict. Sons, Thomas Lanier Williams and Maj. William D. Williams (of Morgan's Cavalry) wore Confederate gray, while brother Joseph Williams served as an Union officer. Source: The Dickson-Williams House [Online] http://morgans_men.tripod.com/williams.htm | DICKSON, Catherine Douglas (I8809)
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| 1191 | Editor & proprietor of the Huntsville Item during the 1850s - 1880s. | ROBINSON, George (I10448)
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| 1192 | Edna Cunningham Broyles Edna Cunningham was born on August 24, 1889 at Center, Alabama. She was the daughter of James Davidson Cunningham and Mary Josephine “Molly” (Moore) Cunningham. The Cunningham family moved to the Malakoff area some time around 1910. In 1917, Edna Cunningham married Roby I. Broyles who died in 1925 in a tragic accident. “Miss Edna,” as she was known to many in Malakoff, was employed as a telephone operator for the Gulf States Telephone Company, first from 1916 to 1918, and then continually from 1925 until her retirement in 1961. In her capacity as telephone operator, Miss Edna became the local bureau of information, and she figured it was her duty to keep up with all the happenings of the community – who was sick, who was visiting, the babies born, marriages, deaths, and the time of day. She always went far beyond the call of duty in looking after the needs of “her people.” Miss Edna began her telephone career back in the days of the old magneto hand-crank system, when the telephone operator was called the “Hello Girl.” The local telephone system in the early days was operated by Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Boyett. Miss Edna continued working for the telephone company when it was taken over by the Gulf States Telephone Company and was in charge of the local telephone office until her retirement. When she retired in 1961, Miss Edna said, “It seems like my residence is getting further from the office every day. I am going to take life easy and visit friends and relatives that time has not made possible before. I will miss Gulf States and the many people with whom I have come in contact during the business years.” With her retirement another era in the community life of Malakoff passed into history. After serving the community of Malakoff for 55 years, Miss Edna moved to the Odd Fellows Home in Ennis in 1966. She died on September 12, 1979 at Methodist Hospital in Dallas and is buried in the Malakoff City Cemetery. Sources: The Malakoff News August 31, 1962 and September 20, 1979 | CUNNINGHAM, Edna Alma (I43)
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| 1193 | Education level: 3 years of college Civilian occupation: Actors and Actresses Single without dependents Military Rank: Private Army Branch: Branch immaterial, Warrant Officers, USA --------------- From the USGenWeb Project: "The Men and Women in World War II from Henderson County [Texas] Sgt. Valentine S. Faulk, husband of Helen Muller, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Faulk. Entered the service in June, 1942, trained at Sheppard Field. Served in Santa Ana, Cal., Marfa Field and Hobbs, N. M. | FAULK, Valentine Stirman (I11310)
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| 1194 | Edwin Gulley wrote a long will bequeathing most of his estate to his four children, but he provided for his wife Sallie Edmundson Gulley both in the original will and in Codicil No. 2. Following is the pertinent passage found in that codicil: "It is my will that my wife Sallie E. instead of having paid her fifty dollars annually as above specified by each of my children Hester E., Rebecca H., Susan A. wife of Robt. M. Campbell and Ezekiel C. have paid her in cash from my estate as soon after my death as practical the sum of fifteen hundred dollars, for which sum of money she agrees to relinquish all further right, title or interest in any estate real, personal or mixed. Signed by E.S. Gulley on 18 Jun. 1896." | GULLEY, Edwin S. (I11773)
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| 1195 | Either the birth date of the death date given are incorrect. | MURPHEY, Infant Daughter (I8343)
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| 1196 | Eli Holland was born in 1832 in Marengo County, Alabama. He moved to Texas with his family. He left home and was not heard from for years. In 1912 he died. He had found a gold mine and left an estate causing the court to seek his heirs. | HOLLAND, Eli Davis (I504)
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| 1197 | Elizabeth Ann must have been born in Georgia because there are records of her father living their through 1802 when he served on a jury. | RAINER, Elizabeth Ann (I272)
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| 1198 | Elizabeth was the last wife of William Robert Manning. | CRYMES, Elizabeth Crawford (I9804)
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| 1199 | Elsie Mae Pickle Lewis, 75, died Monday, June 29, 2009, at the Gilmore Memorial Regional Medical Center in Amory. She was born June 4, 1934, in Monroe County to Elgie and Ruby Camp Pickle. She married Loys Denver Lewis in 1958; he preceded her in death. She lived in Columbus and in the Amory area for the past 14 years. She worked in the garment industry and retired as a state school employee. She was a member of the First Assembly of God in Amory. She enjoyed gardening, cooking, and her family and friends. Services will be at 4 p.m. Thursday at the E.E. Pickle Funeral Home Chapel in Amory with the Rev. Bob Wilburn and Bro. Tommy Whaley officiating. Burial will be in the Pickle Cemetery. Survivors include one son, Billy Eugene White of Columbus; two daughters, Dorothy White Prestridge of Amory and Marie Goble of Memphis; two sisters, Mavis McCrary (Bill) and Mable Chambers (Robert), both of Hatley; six grandchildren, James Michael Prestridge (Melissa), Crystal Dawn Oversen, Shawn Michael White (Starla), Natalie Mallard (Robert), Reuben Neil Goble (Patricia) and Tisha Gail Speer (John); and 16 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; and a twin brother, Elton Ray Pickle. | PICKLE, Elsie Mae (I9285)
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| 1200 | Emerson Broyles Sr, 73, died May 28, 1965 at a San Bernardino hospital. A native of Tennessee, he had lived in San Bernardino 30 years. He was a retired trailer salesman and active in commercial air-conditioning. He had also been a radio announcer with KMOX in St. Louis, Missouri, where he broadcast the first baseball game in St. Louis. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs Mary Holmes of San Bernardino; two sons, Emerson Jr. of Tustin; and William Edwin of Long Beach; six grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. | BROYLES, Emerson (I11127)
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