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| 6851 | Probated | ASHBY, Thompson (I5146)
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| 6852 | Property belonging to Patrick Heffernan, later belongs to Michael and Thomas Heffernan. Cashel Deaths year qtr age Anna Mary Heffernan 1878 3rd 18 b. 1860 Margaret Heffernan 1878 3rd 22 b. 1856 Mary Heffernan 1880 2nd 65 b. 1815 Patrick Heffernan 1878 3rd 35 b. 1843 William Heffernan 1880 2nd 68 b. 1812 Powerstown Catholic Church of St John the Baptist Decollation - Built 1810 (originally Co Tipperary, now Waterford) Heffernan, Patrick. Erected by Ellen Heffernan in memory of her husband Patrick who died March 22nd 1858 aged 58 years also her daughter Ellen who died October 13th 1857 aged 22 years. Erected by Ellen Heffernan in memory of her husband. Keily, Daniel. Erected by Mary Cecily Keily in memory of her father Daniel of Woodrooffe who died November 22nd 1889 also his wife Mary A (nee Heffernan) who died December 26th 1909, also their sons Maurice who died May 22 1899, Michael died May 4th 1918, Patrick died February 5th 1928, also sister Mary Cecily Keily died April 13th 1945. | HEFFERNAN, Patrick (I1648)
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| 6853 | PROPERTY OWNERS TOWN OF RAYNE: 1890, Acadia Parish, Louisiana Mouton, Geo C. Dr. Mouton, J. J. Mouton, Jean Juror List 1893, Acadia Parish Mouton, Jean - page 1 The 1900 Census gives his birthdate as Aug 1841. | MOUTON, Jean Jacques (I1926)
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| 6854 | Prospect Hills PO, Fishing River Township John Clevenger M 62 Virginia Margret Clevenger F 60 Tennessee Richard Clevenger M 24 Missouri Robert Clevenger M 18 Missouri John Clevenger M 17 Missouri William Clevenger M 11 Missouri James Shelton M 22 Missouri | CLEAVENGER, John (I4008)
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| 6855 | Prudence Jane Carter is the sister of Sarah, Alva and Mary are cousins. | NORMAN, Mary A (I21347)
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| 6856 | Puckett, G. W., Pvt. Co. C, 17th La. Inf. Federal Rolls of Prisoners of War, Captured and paroled Vicksburg, Miss., July 4, 1863. Roster of the Phoenix Rifles; Company C, 17th Regiment Louisiana Infantry; Confederate States Army; 1861 - 1865 121. G. W. Puckett - private - enlisted 20 Feb 1863 at Farmerville; born in Union Parish, aged 17, farmer, blue eyes, light hair, fair complexion, height: 5'7" - captured and paroled at Vicksburg in July 1863 as a corporal - on undated list of Allen's Brigade who reported in camp for exchange before 1 Apr 1864 - there is a soldier by the name of "G. S. Pucket" on E. J. Lee's original roster, although no one by this name in this company entered the Confederate service on Sept 29 or 30, 1861; as with a few other young soldiers, apparently this young boy joined the company but was not allowed to enter the Confederate service at Camp Moore due to his age. | PUCKETT, George Washington (I4752)
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| 6857 | Puckett, Isiah Clairborn 35004 Claimant: Puckett, Isiah Clairborn Pension Number: 35004 County: Brown December 29, 1917 The Pension file says he was born in Union Parish, LA. He is 73 years old at the time of application. He has lived in Texas since 1874. He has lived in Brown county for nine years. His physical condition is "not very good." He says he surrendered on May 9, 1865 "on account of war ending" in the State of Louisiana. He says he served for two years and 13 days. Three witnesses for his pension are B.G. Autrey, E.B. Rockhart and Watt L. Saunders, Sr. (father of the Notary Public) His home is valued at $500 and personal property at $800 in February of 1918. War Department records (Union POW records) show him surrendered in New Orleans by General E.K. Smith (C.S.A.). He was paroled on June 16, 1865. The Mortuary Warrant is dated October 28, 1922 and is signed by J.T. (J.L.?) Puckett. The application for it says I.C. died on October 12, 1922 at the home of his son, J.T. in Grosvenor, Texas. Dr. T.A. Morrison attended him and attests to the cause of death. Records of Louisiana Confederate Soldier by Andrew B. Booth Vol. 3 Prudat - Pytre Puckett, I. C., Pvt. Co. H, 28th (Gray's) La. Inf. Rolls of Prisoners of War, Paroled Monroe, La., June 16, 1865. Res. Bienville Par., La. | PUCKETT, Isaiah Clairborn (I2842)
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| 6858 | Purchased land from Matthias Hoover of Rutherford County on 21 Jun 1819. This same Matthias Hoover also sold 416 acres to Little Berry Hughes on 23 Mar 1810, and at that time, Hoover was 'of Rutherford Co, TN'. Interestingly enough, the 65 acres that Obadiah's brother James Paris bought of Elijah Fulks was also originally Matthias Hoover's, per deed of 24 Mar 1810. Witnesses to Hoover deed are Leander Hughes and John Franks. Land is on Mulherin's Creek, bounds a 640 acre tract that Matthias Hoover formerly lived on, containing 129 acres total. (This 640 acre tract was a deed, 20 May 1794, William Coke of Hawkins Co, TN to Matthias Hoover of Grainger Co, TN, 640 acres on south side of Cumberland River.) Matthias Hoover, a grandson of Hans, left Pennsylvania in 1776 and appeared in a census in 1783 of Shenanhoah County, Virginia. Before 1788 he and his wife Maria had reached Greene County in East Tennesse, and later came into Rutherford County where Hoover's Gap was settled in 1793. Mathias Hoover is listed in the DAR Patriot index: b.c, 1740 PA; d. a 10-1824-TN; m. Maria, Patriotic Service PA. Matthias was born about 1740 in the Earl Township of Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania to Jacob and Anna Huber. He was raised in the Mennonite Faith. He married Maria? around 1765 and they made their home there. Three of their children Martin, Christopher, and Jacob were born there. In 1778 Matthias took the oath of allegiance to the State of Pennsylvania in Hanover Township, Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania. In the book Lancaster County Deeds, Matthias Hover is named on a list of persons of which the following was stated: Lancaster County SS: The within is a just and true account of the persons names to whom the Oath of Allegiance has been administered to agreeable to act of General Assembly since my last return was made. Certifyed May 1st, 1779, by Tim Green. In 1778 a second State Census tallied those against the Revolution. Included on this second list are Quakers, Mennonites, and others who refused to take oaths, as well as Tories still in the new nation. Matthias and his brother Jacob inherited their father's estate to be shared equally between them. In 1779 Matthias sold his half to his brother. Shortly after this, Matthias with his sister Magdalene and Brother-in-law Abraham G. Fellers and their families left Lancaster Co. for the Southland. They followed the beaten trail through York, Frederick, Harper's Ferry, Winchester, and up the Valley Pike to Rockingham Co. Virginia. Matthias's son John was born here about 1780. Matthias again moved his family to Shenandoah Co. Virginia, where he purchased 232 acres of land on the 26th of September 1782 from the estate of Hugh Divinia Here their daughters Nancy c.1784, Sarah "Sally" c.1786, and Mary "Polly" c.1788 was born. On the 4th of November 1784 Matthias and his wife Mary sold the 232 acres to John Reeser of Maryland. They stayed in the Shenandoah Valley until about 1790 when Matthias picked up his family and moved to the Sweetwater Valley of Eastern Tennessee. (This was the part of North Carolina that became the Southwest Territory of the United States in 1790. Tennessee did not become a state until 1796.) Their last child a daughter was born here c.1790/91. They named her Elizabeth and called her "Betsey". Matthias finally settled his family in Davidson Co. Tennessee. (The part he settled in was changed to Rutherford Co. in 1803.) There is an area called Hoover's Gap that sits in the corner where Rutherford, Bedford, and Coffee Counties join together. Matthias was a land baron and owned several thousands of acres of land. On August 9, 1793, he purchased 5000 acres from Guilford Dudley in the area presently known as Rutherford County, Tennessee. At the time of sale, the land was located in Davidson County. Though they are sparse, we are lucky to have the following personal memories that have been passed down through the years on our ancestor, Matthias Hoover. He was said to have spoken only German all of his life, and He was the first member of the Huber/Hoover family to embrace a religion other than the Mennonite faith, when he became a Methodist. Matthias Hoover died in October 1824, and his will was probated on the 20th of October 1824. The court order is as follows. Order for the Division of the Lands o Matthias Hoover, deceased.... State of Tennessee, Rutherford County court, October Term, 1824: On motion and petition it is ordered by the court that Joel Smith, Jacob Fox, John Rawlings, Robert Rayburn, and Stephen White, be and are hereby appointed, commissioners to divide into seven equal shares, and to allot to each of the following heirs and descendants and heirs of the loin of Matthias Hoover, deceased, and seized and possessed to within, one tract containing seven hundred acres and upwards bing the balance unsold of a tract of eleven hundred and seventy six acres conveyed to him by William B. Anderson by deed bearing the date of April 24, 1812. Being the place where John Glaze and other now live, also one tract where said Matthias lived in his lifetime, containing one hundred and sixty five to seventy five acres. One other tract of about one hundred and eighty five acres being the place where Lewis Rue formerly lived and also one other tract of one hundred sixty seven acres, part of a five thousand acre survey which adjoins John B. Pruett on the north and Martin Hoover on the South. The division so to be made as to give one seventh part to Christopher Hoover. One seventh part to Jacob Hoover. One seventh part to John Hoover. One seventh part to John Pruitt in right of his wife Polly Pruitt, who is a daughter and heir of said Matthias, deceased. One seventh part to Joseph Ellison (Allison) in right of his wife Betsy Ellison, who is a daughter and heir of said Matthias, deceased. One seventh part to William Rawlings in right of his wife Sally Rawlings, who is a daughter and heir of said Matthias, decease. And one seventh part to the children and heirs of John Glaze and Nancy his wife, now deceased, who was a daughter and heir of said Matthias, deceased. The seventh part last mentioned is to be divided amongst the following children and heirs of said John and Nancy Glaze, to wit, Thomas Woods in right of his wife Polly, and William, Betsy, Anne, Matthias, Lawrence, Henry, John, Sally, Martin, Ira, Ruben, Nancy and Christopher Glaze. The said commissioners to make a lawful report to next court returning a plat of the division as made by them. John R. Laughlin, A.K. Rutherford County Probate Court [bimccommon@bigskytel.com] | HOOVER, Matthias (I11519)
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| 6859 | Purchased one share for $100. | WILLS, Reuben (I3675)
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| 6860 | pvt | MOUTON, Pierre Ignace (I1947)
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| 6861 | pvt | MOUTON, Ambroise (I1953)
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| 6862 | Pvt | LETSINGER, Allen (I10870)
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| 6863 | Pvt | WHARTON, Robert (I11488)
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| 6864 | Pvt | PIPKIN, Alexander F (I12840)
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| 6865 | PVT | CRAMER, William (I23799)
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| 6866 | Pvt | LETSINGER, James Blair (I10947)
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| 6867 | Pvt | LETSINGER, Alexander Mayo (I10948)
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| 6868 | Pvt | YOUNGBLOOD, Glen R (I15606)
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| 6869 | Pvt | KIRKLEY, Henry I (I15832)
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| 6870 | Pvt | FISHEL, Robert W (I23501)
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| 6871 | PVT 36 Co 165 Depot Brigade WWI | DISNEY, Henry Clarence (I3543)
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| 6872 | Pvt Co B 9 Infantry WWI | HOWE, Orville Clayton (I22365)
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| 6873 | PVT Co D 344 Mch. Gun Battalion, WWI [This is crossed out and 90th is penciled in.] Discharged 12 Sep 1922. | DISNEY, Harvey Clyde (I3541)
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| 6874 | Pvt Co F 5 DEV BN WWI | PARKER, John Franklin (I24389)
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| 6875 | Pvt under Capts Swearingen and Worthington, Col Campbell | WALLER, Jessie (I11487)
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| 6876 | PVT US Army WWII, from military headstone | WHITICKER, Edward Lee (I10110)
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| 6877 | PVT WWI | WINFREY, Hugo DeSonto (I169)
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| 6878 | Pvt, Co D, 14 IN Inf, USA | LETSINGER, Phillip Jasper (I10943)
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| 6879 | Pvt, Det of Patients WWII | PUCKETT, Ollie (I6009)
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| 6880 | Pvt, disch 8 Dec 1918 | MYE, Joseph Edward (I18896)
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| 6881 | Pvt, WWI | BRAZZIL, Oliver Liles (I1704)
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| 6882 | R Homer Buford of Shuford, age 24, 8 Jan 1893, Panola County, is a farmer and substitute mail carrier and single. He is of medium height and build with brown eyes and black hair. | BURFORD, Richard Homer (I2386)
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| 6883 | R. J. LEAYCRAFT DIES; CITY EMPL0YEE 30 YRS. Former Chief Searcher in County Clerk's Office in Manhattan. Robert J. Leaycraft, for thirty years chief searcher in the County Clerk's office in Manhattan, but retired fcr the last twenty-nine years, died at his home, 116 St. James place, from the Infirmities of age. He had been ill since January. The funeral will be held from his late residence, tomorrow evening, the Rev. Dr. J. J. Remensnyder, of St. James Lutheran Church, Manhattan, officiating. Interment will be in Cypress Hills Cemtery. Mr. Leaycraft was born on July 22, 1837, at 196 Stanton street, New York, the son of John McWhorter and Catherine Culver Leaycraft. He entered the city's employ when a boy of 13, starting in the County Clerk's office, and he rose to be chief searcher. Since his retirement, on his fiftieth birthday, he had spent most of his time at his country home in Monsey, Rockland County, N. Y. During his years of activity, Mr. Leaycraft was active in Democratic politics and was a strong member of Tammany Hall. Ho was also prominently known in Masonic circles, and was a member of Keystone Lodge, No. 285, F. and A. M., Montgomery Lodge, No. 68. F. and A. M., Morton Commandery No. 4. Knights Templar, and Vetland Chapter, No. Ml, Royal Arcanum. Besides his wife, who was Anne R White, and to whom he was married fifty-nine yours ago, Mr. Leaycraft is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Howard M. Anger; a granddaughter, Mrs. Robert F. L. Volentlne; a great-granddaughter, Margarite Volentine; a brother, Ashland Leaycraft of Rochelle Park, N. J. and a sister, Mrs. William Ward of Monsey. | LEAYCRAFT, Robert J (I22189)
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| 6884 | Rachel is not listed on the census in 1841 but I didn't find a death record for her. | TALBOYS, Rachel Ann (I21805)
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| 6885 | Rachel is on the 1856 State Census as 0 years of age but is not on the 1860 Federal Census. | ASHBY, Rachel (I12460)
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| 6886 | Railroad Engineer | PIPKIN, William Harvey Jr (I12672)
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| 6887 | Rainey Township J T Harris Head M 50 Missouri m. 27 yrs. M A Harris Wife F 45 Indiana [no children noted] Jim Harris Son M 16 Texas Dollie Harris Dau F 10 Texas Myrtle Harris Dau F 8 Texas Fay Harris Dau F 5 Oklahoma | HARRIS, Jefferson T (I11642)
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| 6888 | Rainey Township Jefferson T Harris Head M 70 Missouri age 20 Alice Harris Wife F 64 Indiana age 16 Faye Terry Dau F 25 Oklahoma age 16 Doris Terry G-dau F 7 Oklahoma Earl Terry G-son M 5 Oklahoma Opal Terry G-dau F 3 Oklahoma Andrew Evans G-son M 20 Oklahoma | HARRIS, Jefferson T (I11642)
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| 6889 | Rainy Township T T Harris Head M 48 Arkansas m. 26 yrs. Martha J Harris Wife F 45 Missouri 10/8 children Carl P Harris Son M 18 Texas Rosie A Harris Dau F 15 Texas T O Harris Son M 12 Texas [Tine] R G Harris Son M 9 Texas [Rudy] B H Harris Son M 7 Oklahoma [Buford] O D Harris Son M 4 Oklahoma [Ollie] Clara Harris D-in-l F 24 Texas 2/2 children Henry Harris Son M 3 Oklahoma Virgil Harris Son M 9/12 Oklahoma [July?] Clara is widowed. | HARRIS, Thomas T (I11643)
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| 6890 | Ramapo Township Mary E Ward Head F 76 Connecticut Clarence J Dennis S-in-l M 50 New York Ruth Dennis Daughter F 43 New York Gladdis Dennis G-daughter F 14 New York Adebert Dennis G-son M 12 New York Clarence Termine G-son M 32 New York Irene Termine G-daughter F 31 New Jersey Ward Termine G-g-son M 11 New Jersey Dorothy Termine G-g-daughter F 9 New York Bertrand Termine G-g-son M 7 Illinois Bertrand W Ward G-son M 25 New Jersey Clarence Dennis is a carpenter and Clarence Termine is a clerk for Wells Fargo. | LEAYCRAFT, Mary Elizabeth (I22191)
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| 6891 | Ramapo Township Mary Eliza Ward Head F 66 Connecticut 3/1 children Ruth Eliza Ward Dau F 32 New York Robert W Ward G-son M 16 New Jersey Mary is widowed and runs a boarding house. | LEAYCRAFT, Mary Elizabeth (I22191)
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| 6892 | Ramapo Township, District 3 William Ward Head M 68 US Carpenter Mary E Ward Wife F 62 US Housework Ruth E Ward Dau F 28 US At home Irene? E Ward G-dau F 16 US At home Bertrind W Ward G-son M 11 US At home | WARD, William (I22200)
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| 6893 | Ranch hand for Will Rogers | STERLING, Walter E (I6100)
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| 6894 | RANDLE, George D | RANDLE, George Davidson (I6106)
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| 6895 | Randolph County shares a border with Montgomery County northeast of where the Cornelisons lived. | Family: Jonathan C CORNELISON / Rachel VUNCANNON (F4580)
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| 6896 | Range 7, Tnsp 6, Sec 34, Union Township, Monroe Co, Ohio | FAIRLEY, David (I13228)
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| 6897 | Rascoes J B Jones M 56 Georgia Nancy Jones F 56 Georgia F A Bell F 5 Alabama E J Bell M 2 Alabama John Walker M 90 Pennsylvania John Jones is a farmer with property worth $3650. John Walker is also a farmer with property worth $2042. They live next to Elijah Bell. | WALKER, John (I5577)
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| 6898 | Rascoes J B Jones M 56 Georgia Nancy Jones F 56 Georgia F A Bell F 5 Alabama E J Bell M 2 Alabama John Walker M 90 Pennsylvania John Jones is a farmer with property worth $3650. John Walker is also a farmer with property worth $2042. They live next to Elijah Bell. There is a John Jones with 4 slaves on the slave schedule but I'm not sure it's our John. | JONES, John B (I5614)
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| 6899 | Ray Cook Wills of Holland, age 43, 29 Aug 1874, is a laborer for J H Mayfield. His nearest relative is Mrs Bettie Wills. He is 6' tall and slender with blue eyes and brown hair. | WILLS, Ray Cook (I2985)
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| 6900 | Ray Plumer Lee, age 29, born 31 Mar 1888, Wortham, Texas, 405 S 14th St, is a barber and insurance [agent?] emplyed by W B Dorsey in Corsicana. He has a wife and child. He is tall and stout with brown eyes and black hair and bald. | LEE, Ray Plummer (I12320)
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