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Matches 551 to 600 of 5,572
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| 551 | Also listed with the family were a F.D. Brann (male, 13) and a D. M. Brann (male, 10) | Family: GORDON, Richard Cross / WATSON, Tabitha Smith (F3995)
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| 552 | Also living with them as boarders were: John LeGrand, Dry Goods Salesman John Lakey, School teacher Walter Anderson Physician Oliver P. Vaughn, Farmer Ben Polk, Farmer | Family: CARRICO, Winant Gillaspy / VAUGHN, Nolen Edna (F3415)
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| 553 | Alternate spelling: Lillie | ROGERS, Lilly (I4303)
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| 554 | Alternative name Millie Prather Broyles | BROYLES, Demilla (I3595)
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| 555 | Although conventional wisdom might suggest that her name was Artimissa Broyles, any documentation we have (marriage certificate, census records) list her as "Artie M." | INGRAM, Artie Missy (I89)
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| 556 | Although he was married at the time, his wife's name is so badly written that it is not possible to say who she was. Moreover, the census says that she had no children; therefore, the children in the family must be from an earlier marriage. | PICKLE, James Bradford (I1750)
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| 557 | Although her age was given as 8 in the 1910 census, it is more likely that she was 18 at that time. | FORNTNER, Mary (I2217)
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| 558 | Although her gravestone spells the name "Pickle" the person who posted this says that the name should have been spelled "Pickel." | CARLISLE, Lily Jane (I2468)
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| 559 | Although her surname is spelled "Chanlers" in the 1850 census record, the fact that this listing includes two children of the right names and ages for her children; the fact that she was a widow; and the fact that living with her is a John Smith, old enough to be her father; make it seem very likely that this is Mary Smith Chandler, widow, who three years later married Francis Marion Brown. | SMITH, Mary (I259)
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| 560 | Although his age is off by a couple of years, it appears that James Ingram was head of household which consisted of himself and his two sisters, Mary N. Ingram and Sarah C. Ingram. | INGRAM, James (I63)
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| 561 | Although his age is off by a couple of years, it appears that James Ingram was head of household which consisted of himself and his two sisters, Mary N. Ingram and Sarah C. Ingram. | INGRAM, Mary Naomi (I121)
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| 562 | Although married, he was living as a boarder in New Mexico. | ARNOLD, Irving Gardiner (I9436)
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| 563 | Although some records show that she lived from 1746 to 1837, family tradition is that she almost reached her 100th birthday. After Nicholas died Mary lived with a daughter Esther Hunt, who had settled near Edwardsville, Madison County, Illinois in 1813. She lived there nine years and then moved to the home of another daughter, Mary Pearce, at Shakertown, Kentucky where she died and was buried. She was blind in her later years. | MARTIN, Mary (I708)
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| 564 | Although the History of the William Pickle Family refers to him as Arthur Jackson Wiley, his gravestone calls him Arthur Jack Wiley, and since 'Jack' was also his father's middle name, this seems to reinforce it. | WYLIE, Arthur Jack (I11352)
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| 565 | Although this marriage is listed in "The History of the William Pickle Family," in 1920 he was listed as living with his mother, Lula, and some of his siblings, and there is no mention of his wife. | Family: RHODES, Arthur William / CATES, Lida M (F1584)
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| 566 | An Act for the relief of Dickinson Taliaferro, Jr. o f the county of Whitfield. WHEREAS, In the latter part of the year 1864 a lieutenant and private soldier of the late Confederate army, connected with General Wheeler's cavalry, who had been captured by the Federal troops, and having made their escape came to the house of Dickerson [sic] Taliaferro, Sr.; as a means of aiding said soldiers to return to their command Dickerson [sic] Taliaferro, Jr. advised said soldiers to get two horses which were secreted near by, which was done, and said soldiers returned to their commands. 12. SECTION I. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Georgia, That the said Dickerson [sic] Taliaferro, Jr. of the county of Whitfield, is hereby relieved from all pains and penalties under existing laws for discovering said horses to said soldiers, and for participating in getting said horses for said soldiers. SECTION II. Repeals conflicting laws Approved 21st March, 1866. | TALIAFERRO, Dickinson Jr. (I7220)
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| 567 | An Alabama native, Mr. Broyles (1849-1925) was a prosperous East Texas lumberman, who played an important role in the economic development of Palestine during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He was active in local real estate, and developed three new additions to the town, including the Broyles Addition, on which his house is situated. | Family: BROYLES, William McBurney / SCOTT, Caroline (F1136)
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| 568 | An assumption since she was not listed in the 1870 Census | ARMSTRONG, Ida (I7829)
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| 569 | An email from a descendant. Michael Marshall, suggests that the family called him "John Shy Lewis." | LEWIS, Jackson Shial (I11859)
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| 570 | An estimate based on age of their daughter, Louise. | Family: HILL, Forest H. / MCKINNEY, Caroline M. (F3679)
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| 571 | An estimate based on the birth date and place of their first child, Hesket Watkins. | Family: WATKINS, Henry Sr. / JOHNSON, Hannah (F1115)
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| 572 | An estimate based on the fact that their son was listed as five years old in the 1910 Census. | Family: PAYNE, Unknown / ESCHBERGER, Elvira (F2119)
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| 573 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | JOHANSEN, Jonathan E. (I7739)
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| 574 | Anderson Co. Marriage Records. F.M. Brown to Mrs. Mary Chandler 15 September,1853 by Jesse M. Parker J.P. Beat 9. | Family: BROWN, Francis Marion / SMITH, Mary (F4)
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| 575 | Anderson County was not broken out separately but shows under Charleston. Census shows: One male under five:William Jacob Pickle (4) One male between five and ten: John H Pickle (6) One male between 30 and 40: Jacob Pickle (32) Two females between under 5: Nancy (months) and Sarah (2) One female between 5 and 10: Amanda (8) One female between 30 and 40: Martha (32) | PICKEL, John H (I1212)
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| 576 | Anderson County was not broken out separately but shows under Charleston. Census shows: One male under five:William Jacob Pickle (4) One male between five and ten: John H Pickle (6) One male between 30 and 40: Jacob Pickle (32) Two females between under 5: Nancy (months) and Sarah (2) One female between 5 and 10: Amanda (8) One female between 30 and 40: Martha (32) | PICKEL, Sarah J (I1213)
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| 577 | Anderson County was not broken out separately but shows under Charleston. Census shows: One male under five:William Jacob Pickle (4) One male between five and ten: John H Pickle (6) One male between 30 and 40: Jacob Pickle (32) Two females between under 5: Nancy (months) and Sarah (2) One female between 5 and 10: Amanda (8) One female between 30 and 40: Martha (32) | PICKEL, William Jacob (I1217)
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| 578 | Anderson County was not broken out separately but shows under Charleston. Census shows: One male under five:William Jacob Pickle (4) One male between five and ten: John H Pickle (6) One male between 30 and 40: Jacob Pickle (32) Two females between under 5: Nancy (months) and Sarah (2) One female between 5 and 10: Amanda (8) One female between 30 and 40: Martha (32) | PICKEL, Amanda E. (I1218)
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| 579 | Anderson County was not broken out separately but shows under Charleston. Census shows: One male under five:William Jacob Pickle (4) One male between five and ten: John H Pickle (6) One male between 30 and 40: Jacob Pickle (32) Two females between under 5: Nancy (months) and Sarah (2) One female between 5 and 10: Amanda (8) One female between 30 and 40: Martha (32) | PICKEL, Nancy J. (I1219)
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| 580 | Anderson County was not broken out separately but shows under Charleston. Census shows: One male under five:William Jacob Pickle (4) One male between five and ten: John H Pickle (6) One male between 30 and 40: Jacob Pickle (32) Two females between under 5: Nancy (months) and Sarah (2) One female between 5 and 10: Amanda (8) One female between 30 and 40: Martha (32) | Family: PICKEL, Jacob Elbert / PEGG, Martha F. (F342)
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| 581 | Andrew George Weems was born August 9, 1840, in Lawrence Co. AL. His parents were George M. C. Weems and Nancy Norwood Weems. He married Jane Wasson, daughter of Samuel Davidson Wasson and Carolyn R. Simpson Wasson. They had three children: Maggie Dave Weems Joyner, Lula Caroline Weems Henderson, and George Walter Weems. Andrew served in Company K, 4th AL Cav., Roddy's brigade, under General Forrest, having volunteered in November, 1861. He was in battles at Molton and Salma, AL; Sulfur Springs, Shiloh and Franklin, Murfreesboro, Ft. Donaldson and Ft. Henry, TN.; Missionary Ridge and Dalton, and Atlanta, GA. He was wounded at Shiloh in 1862 and was hospitalized at Tuscumbia, AL and Paris, TN, having been shot in the left hand. He was promoted to 3rd Sergeant. He surrendered, April 5, 1865 at Pond Springs, AL and was paroled at the end of the war. They moved to Texas in 1892, settling at Leland in Navarro County. In 1896, they moved to Chatfield where "Andy" managed the R. H. Witherspoon General Mercantile Store. In 1910, they moved to Corsicana to live with their son and daughter-in-law. Andy opened a small neighborhood grocery store, next to their home. He served as County Treasurer of Navarro Co. in 1917 and 1918. He was a member of the C. M. Winkler Camp No. 147, United Confederate Veterans, in Corsicana, Texas. He died September 9, 1931, at age 91, and is buried in the Old Chatfield Cemetery, in Navarro Co., Texas. | WEEMS, Andrew George (I10598)
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| 582 | Angela "Angelita" Maza, 89, of Brownsville, died Nov. 3, 1995, at Valley Grande Manor. She was born in Ciudad Mier, Tamps., and had been a longtime Brownsville resident. She was preceded in death by her parents, Emilio and Maria Z. Maza; two sisters, Petra Leal and Victoria Escobedo and a brother, Emilio Maza. She is survived by two brothers, Meliton and Silverio Maza, both of Brownsville; nephews, nieces and other relatives. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. today at Trevino Funeral Home Chapel 1355 Old Port Isabel Road. Interment will follow at Brownsville City Cemetery. Pallbearers will be David Maza, Emilio Maza, John Joe Maza, Royce Maza, Ryan Maza, Dr. Robert Maza, Dirk Maza, Jorge Maza and Joe H. Escobedo. | MAZA, Angelita (I12588)
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| 583 | Angina | PICKLE, James Calvin (I13617)
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| 584 | Angina Pectoris | BURGOON, Oscar Lee (I9694)
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| 585 | Anna was a blueprinter for E.M. Price. No occupation was listed for James. | Family: PICKELL, James Martin Jr. / HILLIARD, Anna B (F3602)
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| 586 | Anna was listed as a widow in this census | KELLY, Walter (I5176)
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| 587 | Annie was the daughter of Dr. R. H. Edmunds and Mrs. Martha Ellen Taylor Edmunds of Ridgeway. She married Louis T. Wilds,I on October 16, 1879, and was mother to 13 children, all of whom survived her. She was a devout Christian and several of her children were missionaries to China and Africa. Two of her sons became doctors. Annie died of stomach cancer, attended by her eldest son, Dr. Robert Henry Wilds. | EDMUNDS, Annie Taylor (I12307)
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| 588 | Another date suggested for his birth is 19 May 1730 | SHARP, John Sr. (I8223)
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| 589 | Another frequently found spelling of his name was Therrel Anthony Bartlett; however, he signed his WWII Draft Card as Therral Anthony Bartlett. | BARTLETT, Tharell Anthony (I33)
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| 590 | Another gives his birth as 26 Mar 1862, but since he is listed as two months old in the 1860 census, it seems this should be 1860 | MOORE, William Thomas (I9734)
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| 591 | Another researcher says William was born in Williamston, Anderson, South Carolina, and the 1860 Census says he was born in South Carolina. | MURPHEY, William Ezekiel (I13)
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| 592 | Another source gives her birth as 23 Jun 1859. Still another source agrees with the date 17 Feb 1859 but gives her place of birth as Buel, Johnson, Texas. Yet another source gives her birth as 17 Feb 1853 and her place of birth as Buel, Johnson, Texas. | ROGERS, Mary Elizabeth ("Mollie") (I10)
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| 593 | Another source gives his death as 26 October, 1957. | PICKEL, Edward Culhun (I4765)
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| 594 | Another source says he died Sept. 1843 in Beaufort County, NC | WATERS, Isaac Jr. (I9765)
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| 595 | Another source says he was born in Athens, Henderson County, Texas. | BROWN, Bobby Holland (I850)
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| 596 | Another source says her birth year was 1820 | MOORE, Mary Elizabeth (I3054)
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| 597 | Another source says her name was Frances | HANNAH, Martha (I11100)
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| 598 | Another source says his birth date was 30 Nov 1882. | NEWLAND, W. Bascom (I1046)
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| 599 | Another source says his birth year was 1821. The calculator based on the information on his grave comes up with 24 December 1820 as his birth date. | DAVIDSON, Drewry May (I126)
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| 600 | Another source says she was "Margaret (Peggy) Martha Lord/Lard." | JACKSON, Martha Hardison (I9766)
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