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The Muder of Mrs Dorcas Cleavenger:
Their preliminary trial was held June 1st, before justices of the peace, James Dickie and John Dozier. As a result, the negroes were incarcerated at Richmond, to await the July term of the circuit court. | DICKIE, James (I3890)
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The name Joynes originated in Cheshire County, England, it is believed to be a Welsh variation of the name Johns. There are still Joynes / Joines descendants living in this region of England.The first record of a Joines / Joynes in America is in 1638 when John Joines was listed as a passenger on a ship
arriving on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. There is a record of a John Joynes leaving London, in 1635, boarding a ship bound for New England. John was eighteen years old in 1635. I have been doing research on the Joines / Joynes Family for more than twenty years. I am a descendant of Ezekiel Joines who settled in North Carolina. The first record of Ezekiel in North Carolina is about 1778. We do not know where he came from.I have also gathered information on many other Joines / Joynes lines: The Joynes Family, from the Eastern Shore of Virginia: The Jabez Joines Family, from Georgia in the late 1700's: The Noah Joines Family, from Kentucky: the Joines Families from Giles County, Tennessee: and several other lines. I would be glad to share any information that I have, and I would appreciate any help. Please visit the Joines Family Home Page. Eldon Dean Joines
I have no idea if these three men are related or how. | JOINES (I6862)
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The name of the informant is smeared, it was probably Mary Jane. | SMETHERS, Fannie Lee (I6860)
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The Nancy Garrison in Chapman is NOT our Nanny. | POOVEY, Nancy Hannah (I6881)
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THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, Friday Morning, Sept. 13, 1946
Miss Bringhurst Withdraws Suit For $100,000 CHICAGO
A 21-year-old blonde from France, who sued a former soldier she discovered was married for $100,000 alleging breach of promise, dropped her suit yesterday. The girl's attorney. Sol R. Friedman, announced after Circuit Judge Harry Fisher dismissed the suit on motion of the plaintiff, that there had been a "satisfactory settlement" but declined to state any amount.
Miss Marie Ann Bringhurst, who came here recently, charged in her suit that George Pitzer, 27, of Chicago, whom she met in Mourmelon, France, asked her there to marry him and promised to meet her in Chicago. She said that when she came to Chicago in June, she called Pitzer's home and learned he already was married and was the father of a child. The suit was filed several weeks later. Miss Bringhurst, who was reared in Nashville, Tenn., where she formerly lived with her aunt, Mrs. Harry Titus 3421 Love Circle, went to France with her mother six years ago.
Marie Ann Bringhurst Was Reared in Nashville
Marie Ann Bringhurst, the niece of Mrs. Harry Titus, 3421 Love Circle, went to France with her mother shortly before the outbreak of the recent war and they were forced to remain during the German occupation. In Paris, she worked with the French underground. She returned to the United States last February. | BRINGHURST, Edward Brewster (I22838)
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The oldest two children on the 1880 census belong to Laura and the younger to Pocahontas. Harrison and Pocahontas are probably buried at West Hill cemetery where Harry and Louis are buried. | GARDNER, Harrison Stanley (I18523)
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The online record shows her born 06/05/1817 and died 04/29/1898 and her age at death 70y, 10m, 24d. This doesn't add up.
If the birth date is correct, she died in 1887. If the death date is correct, she was born in 1827. | O'BRIEN, Mary (I11909)
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The only information I have on Barbara is from the 1875 State Census and the 1880 Federal Census.
Barbara almost certainly had Huntington's Disease and passed it to son, Fred. Fred passed it to his sons Cecil and James and daughter Naomi. Those people passed it to their children and the list goes on.
I went to Batavia yesterday, in search of some Records for Frederick and Barbara Senn. I went to four separate buildings and hit on two documents for them. One was the "Record of Aliens and Naturalization of Aliens - Vol. 1 Thru Vol.6" listing Sann, Frederick RA 1865 Prussia - V3, Pg. 622. This document is dated 26 Oct. 1865, at the Genesee County Court of Sessions, City of Batavia, State of New York, and it has Frederick's broken signature written as Frederick Sann. It states that [he] "has resided in the United States for more than five years last past, and that for at least three years before he arrived at the age of twenty-one years, he had so resided within the United States." ... Sworn oaths were taken, by Godfrey Lake and Gideon Hawkins, testifying as to his upstanding character. It is interesting to note, that the Litt sisters were housekeepers for Godfrey Lake, and that Frederick was married to Clara Litt in 1861. Frederick had also owned the adjoining property next to the John Litt family on Lake Road, until he'd later bought the larger nearby farm acreage on Cohocton Road in the Town of Pembroke. I also found the Land Record of when he sold that farm property, which was signed by Frederick Senn and "Barbary" Senn, his wife. It seems that she made her Mark (X) and they had filled in her written name as both Barbery (above) & Barbary (signed). ... It was recorded on the 5th day of December, 1885. It was sold to Henry P. Porter, the former owner of a general store in Corfu. | ???, Barbara (I10085)
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The original Birth Certificate for un-named child lists Iola as the place of birth. The revised version lists Bedias. | WILLIAMS, Sadie Louella (I19057)
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The Paris News, Friday, 28 May 1954, Charles W. Cornelison
HUGO, Okla. -- Charles W. Cornelison, 70, of Ervin Rt., Hugo, died Friday at 4 a.m. in Memorial Hospital here. Ill several days, he was admitted to the hospital Thursday noon.
A retired farmer, he was unmarried and lived alone. Immediate survivors are nieces and nephews, including W. B. McFadden, Johnny Cornelison and Bobby Johnson, all living southeast of Hugo.
Mr. Cornelison was born in Georgia, Feb. 26, 1884, and come to Choctaw County from Cleburne, Tex., in 1904.
Bingham Funeral Home here has charge of arrangements for services, which had not been completed. | CORNELISON, Charles Walton (I15218)
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The Parkinson's disease listed in his death certificate was actually Huntington's disease. He lived at the state hospital for about 15 years. | SENN, Frederick Doyle (I2593)
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The Social Security Administration created these records to track the earnings of US workers and determine benefit entitlements. The publishable index only contains information for deceased individuals and was gathered from all three record types in the collection: applications, deaths, and claims. Each compiled record includes fields for the name of the deceased, social security number, parents' names, gender, birth city and state or country, birth date, and death date. | Source (S2791)
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The SSDI lists his birthdate as 18 Oct 1891. | COOK, Charles Oscar (I3523)
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The T probably stands for Terrell. | BURFORD, William T (I2535)
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The Texas City disaster was an industrial accident that occurred April 16, 1947, in the Port of Texas City. It was the deadliest industrial accident in U.S. history, and one of the largest non-nuclear explosions. [Wikipedia] | STAFFORD, Joel Clifton (I18410)
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The toeny family came from Georgia and alabama. They are associated with the Creek and Cherokee people. Toeny may be a married name. | TOENY, Margaret (I5971)
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The tombstone is difficult to read; it could be 1896 or 1898. | CHAMBERS, George W (I17090)
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The tombstone reads:
In memory of David Farley who departed this life June 25, 1838 in a watery grave 29th yr. of his age.
Mary Ann Falrey, w/o David died 31 July 1858 age 44 yrs. 3 ms.
An infant son is buried with them. | FARLEY, David (I13287)
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The tract of land mentioned in the lawsuit was partially in Robertson County. | MOORE, Leatha W (I12569)
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The transcription of Sunrise Cemetery shows
Thomas B. Hendrix 6 Dec 1821 to 1 Jan 1925
Margaret Pierce his wife 10 June 1827 to 18 Sept 1924
HENDRIX, Thomas Bowen. Born in Audrain County Dec. 14, 1838. Served 4 years in the Southern army, CO I 16th MO REG INF PARSON | HENDRIX, Thomas Bourne (I14947)
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The unsourced dates and places are from FindaGrave. | COON, Marion (I9143)
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The unsourced dates and places come from FindaGrave. There is no stone at Rock for John Carter. | COON, Elvira (I9136)
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The Vos (Fox) from Holland | VAN METER, Abraham (I5150)
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The Weekly Harrison Flag - October 1, 1868
"Married Sunday evening the 20th by Rev. D. A. Dickard at the residence of the bride, Mr. Charlie Delafield to Mrs. Mary Keasler, both of Harrison County." | Family: Charles DELAFIELD / Mary Jane SMITH (F2370)
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The will of Richard Smith names Mary and her son Drewry. Dated 24, Feb. 1712 in Surry Co, Virginia. | SMITH, Richard Jr (I9915)
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The witness for his signature for Agnes' marriage is Isabel. | WOODWARD, R F (I15850)
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The work on the first wife is all supposition, we don't even know if she existed.
This paper was dated February 8, 1805 Division of 400 acres of land-the whole of the land of the late William Rigby. Amongst 12 heirs.
Owen Rigby, 200 acres his own and 3 other shares he purchased value $300
Bryan Rigby, Sally Rigby, Catherine Rigby, Russel Rigby, and Rebecky Rigby each got 24 1/2 acres value $73.80.
Abner Hudgings, John Rigby and the heirs of James Quinn each got 25 2/3 acres valued at $102.68 I recognized the names of his children from the postings concerning his will. Who were the rest to the heirs? [Avis Southall]
Junior Anderson has him born in 1705 - a typo?
The personal estate records name John, Jonathan, Charles, William, Ann Hudgins and Sarah [illegible] but doesn't give the name of the daughter who married James Quinn. [Joe Fox] | RIGBY, William (I5265)
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Their daughter, Clina died at the age of 20 in Livingston County, Illinois. | HARLAN, James Willis (I21465)
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Their granddaughter:
Gainesboro Sentinel July 25, 1901
Prof. H H Howser and Miss Grace Pipkin, of Red Boiling Springs, passed through here Saturday enroute to Flynn's Lick.
Prof. Howser and niece Miss Grace Pipkin, of Red Boiling Springs, visited Miss Clio Draper and Ethel Johnson this week. | PIPKIN, William Carroll (I12957)
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Their little boy was hit by a bus in Feb 1946 but Henry's death certificate says he died of natual causes. | HAUDE, Henry Carl (I24671)
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Their marriage records say they were both 21. Jessie was their witness. | Family: Thomas Wright KEY / Della M LEE (F3846)
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Their oldest son, Albert Jr died in a water skiing accident at age 20. | THOMPSON, Albert Charles (I24692)
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Their tombstone says Churchwell and Emma Brazzille. | BRAZZIL, Churchill (I8076)
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Their youngest known child, Thomas lived in Oklahoma with wife, Ellen. There are stones for them at Union Cemetery in Earlsboro, along with a stone for Tom Gillham, age 55 yrs (no dates). | FISHEL, Elizabeth (I23500)
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Ther is a James Paul McGinty buried net to them (the newphew from 1930, son of John Dalton). | MCGINTY, Carl Sylvannas (I16269)
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There are 11 entries on the 1840 Census for the surname Moore in Sumner County.
... Zachariah Payne would represent unto your Honor that Mrs. Elizabeth Moore departed this life in the summer of 1850 ... | ???, Elizabeth (I12566)
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There are a John and a Frank McGhee in Charles Mix County in 1900, both born in 1866, Iowa. One is married to Ella, the other to Millie. Frank has a son named Frank J, possibly the Frank McGhee with whom Ernest was living in 1930 and married to Mercy. | MCGHEE, John Frank (I11354)
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There are a lot of Flowers families in Mississippi in 1840 but none in Yazoo County.
William in Neshoba?
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There are a lot of records for Clara Towler in Norfolk and three marriage records that I can't confirm as our girl (one in Texas). | TOWLER, Clara (I17456)
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There are a lot of records for John McKinnis. The one who died in Washington seems to be correct, he was born in Hancock County at the right time. Unfortunately, I can't find any other information that I know is him. The 1920 says he was divorced but the Vet's Home records say his wife was Marion McKinnis. His death record says Mrs John McKinnis. He and Marian married just a few months after the 1920 census. Who was his first wife? Did he have children?
It's possible that this is the same John who was married to Sarah for 25 years on the 1900 from Boulder, Colorado, but not positive. That John says his mother was born in Ohio and they were in Polk County, Iowa, in 1880. If the Colorado John is ours, then he was probably previously married to Emily and lived in Allamakee County in 1870. | MCKINNIS, John (I23482)
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There are Annables in Posey County, IN from 1821 to at least 1848.
Paul Hubert Wiggins B: 15 Apr 1896 In Stewartsville, In
Merle Margaret Wiggins B: 8 Jun 1898 In Howell, In
Jesse Allen Wiggins B: 25 Feb 1901 In Evansville, In 431-03-8243
Mildred Earnestine Wiggins B: 30 Jul 1904 In Tamms, Il
Vernon Russell Wiggins B: 5 May 1912 In Wilson, Ar 431-10-1569 | ANNABLE, Mary Ethel (I14440)
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There are at least two David McGhees who died in Iowa before 1900 who are the right age to be this one. | MCGHEE, David (I11344)
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There are documents with Udora and some with Eudora. She was named after her maternal grandmother, Eudora FIELDS BOULWARE. | GILBERT, Myrtle Udora (I1432)
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There are many genealogies on the Internet that claim Rowland died in Wilkes, Alabama, or Wilkes County, Alabama. There is no Wilkes County and the town is in Jefferson County. I can't find any records for him in Jefferson County. Another, smaller set of genealogies places his death in Walker County, Alabama. | TANKERSLEY, Rowland (I2512)
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There are no dates on her gravestone. | SMITH, Sarah (I2412)
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There are no dates on his tombstone. | YOUNGBLOOD, Louis (I6228)
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There are no dates on his tombstone. | YOUNGBLOOD, Lewis (I9393)
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There are obviously more children in this family. | WILLS, George (I3708)
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There are other children in this family. | COLLARD, Joseph (I24011)
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There are records that say a Nancy Armstrong married Ellis R. Sloan 8/7/1834 in Callaway Co, MO. | ARMSTRONG, Nancy (I515)
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