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7801

This is the address listed on her death record as place of death. This part of 42nd no longer exists, it has been removed and a small, odd-shaped sub-division built there.

HAUDE, Emma C (I9291)

7802

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Family: Living / Living (F6519)

7803

This is the only child that matches the death index entry for Nilie Carter, died 1927, Monroe County, daughter of Kilen Carter and Luzena Murphy. She is probably buried on the farm.

CARTER, Calista Nilie (I21321)

7804

This is the special schedule for surviving military men. William says he was a private in Co B, Regt 1, Arkansas Cavalry from 11 Dec 1863 to 15 Aug 1865.

MAHURIN, Rev William R (I11654)

7805

This letter was written from George to Irene sometime between 1915 and 1937 when he lived on Canal Street in Houston, Texas.

Source (S503)

7806

This manuscript has been digitized.

Source (S573)

7807

This may be a relative of David Burris instead of her child.

???, M (I20967)

7808

This may be Alice Bernice Kramer of Kansas.

DISNEY, Alice Bernice (I22753)

7809

This may be Andrew J Stewart who died in Fulton County in 1928.

STEWART, Anderson J (I16457)

7810

This may be the W E Disney buried at Hoisington where his sister Belle Harvey is buried.

DISNEY, William (I3531)

7811

This may not be Wilson's son.

CARR, Benjamin (I16882)

7812

This probably a McFerrin baby.

GLASS, Infant (I2650)

7813

This probably a second marriage for James since he was over 40 when they married.

From Hara Safford Pue:
"Most of the info for the first two generations comes from Jim N. Langley III, PO Box 135, Pasadena, MD 21123, e-mail
Info below is copied from letter from Jim N. Langley III.
Mt. Pisgah Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Hwy 431 Stroud, AL. Stroud, AL is a very tiny town that still has Langley kin there today. It is just over the line from GA in the central eastern border (right over from Troup Co.) not far from Opelika and Auburn, AL.
(James Riley Langley) was born in GA, not far from the SC border. Right over the border in SC is a town named Langley, and was the site of a cotton mill and a gin mill.

Rev. War Patriot. Pension #S31813
Came to Elbert Co. GA from SC. While in Troup Co., James Sr. lost land in a court case and his property was sold by the sheriff in 1827. Lot 31-6th district. James Gray of Pike Co. bought the land at auction. In Sept. 1839, our Jas. Sr. bought back the same land for $470.68. In Oct. 1839, he sold the land to Horatio S. Whitfield for $1,721.25. As a boy, the family moved to Orange Co. NC (which later was split into Caswell Co.) 1780, lived in Orange Co. lived in High Hills of Santee, SC. Richmond Co., GA 1805 Land Lottery awarded land in new Baldwin Co. 1806 Baldwin Co. married Elizabeth Bandy (this was a remarriage #??.) Putnam Co. GA census lived in Troup Co. 1833 (applied for pension here) thru 1839. 1840 and 1850 census of Chambers Co. Alabama A possible brother John Langley, 1756-1850, died in Troup Co. GA. James most likely had another set of children, but who knows. When he remarried in 1806 he was 40+yrs. old. James bought land in AL Jan. 17, 1837, patent #6163-76 35/100 acres. Jr. or Sr.? Was a Revolutionary War Veteran."

LANGLEY, JAMES, aged 80, resided in Chambers County, June 1, 1840. Census of Pensioners, 1841, p. 149.
In 1840 James Langley stated he was 80 years of age In his pension record he stated he was under Col. William Davidson He died in 1853 Chambers County.
Private James Langley, NC Militia, Revolutionary War. 1762-1868 (105/6 years old!?) Buried Mount Pisgah Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, near Stroud, Chambers County, Alabama.

LANGLEY, James (I6397)

7814

This quarterly was published for almost 50 years.

Source (S533)

7815

This record at FamilySearch says it's an obit but it looks more like an article.

GARRISON, Peter Brown (I7075)

7816

This record has her born in 1904.

DISNEY, Minnie Mae (I22750)

7817

This seems to be the collection of records for delayed birth certificates in Grimes County.

Source (S2776)

7818

This site is no longer extant.

Source (S311)

7819

This site is no longer extant.

Source (S549)

7820

This source is mostly for clippings without banners.

Source (S443)

7821

This was a tricky one with her first marriage record being transcribed as Farmer and the 1910 census in Minnesota is also indexed as Farmer.
Two brothers, Bert of Los Angeles, California, and Ervin of Chicago and his sister, Elizabeth Seel of Otis survive him.

MCGHEE, Mary Elizabeth (I11347)

7822

Thomas and Allie had at least two children, Maud and a boy "C" on the 1880 census.

GARDNER, Thomas Bryan (I18522)

7823

Thomas Boatright
males
under 5 1
15-20 1
20-30 1
60-70 1
females
60-70 1

BOATWRIGHT, Thomas (I10289)

7824

Thomas Boatright Jr
males
20-30 1
females
15-20 1

BOATWRIGHT, Thomas Jr. (I10320)

7825

Thomas C Sparks of Guthrie, Texas, age 32, born 31 Mar 1886, is a married ranch hand. His nearest relative is Lyle Sparks (wife), also of Guthrie. He is of medium height and build with blue eyes and light hair.

SPARKS, Thomas Columbus (I6664)

7826

Thomas Hushell Beene of Mattinburg [sic], age 23, born 12 Jun 1893, Corinth, Mississippi, is a married farmer with two children. He is of medium height and build with blue eyes and dark hair.

BEENE, Thomas Hershell (I17349)

7827

Thomas J. Fincher Died Dallas; Rites Here On Friday
Thomas Jefferson Fincher died at Dallas Wednesday night and the body has been brought here for funeral services and interment.
The services will be held from the North Side Baptist church Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock and will be conducted by Rev. Jack Goff, pastor, and Rev. Mr. Allen of Dallas. Interment will be in
White Church cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Dallas; two sons, Richard Fincher, Los Angeles, Calif.; John Fincher, Dallas; eight daughters, Mrs. W. I. Wilson, Mrs. John Webster, Mrs. A. W. Green, Mrs. O. C. Cook, Mrs. George Venable, all of Dallas; Mrs. Mattie Amnm, Los Angeles, Calif.; Mrs. W. W. Green, Corsicana; Mrs. W. J. Ellington, Fort Worth; two brothers, Jim Fincher, Ennis; Dave Fincher, Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. W. K. Faulk, Dallas; Mrs. Mollie Faulk, Dallas, and other relatives.
Corley's Funeral Home will direct the arrangements.

FINCHER, Thomas Jefferson (I144)

7828

Thomas Jefferson Warren, of Central Academy, age 35, 2 Dec 1883, is a farmer and his contact is Mrs Minnie Lee Warren of Central Academy. He is of medium height and slender with blue eyes and dark hair.

WARREN, Thomas Jefferson (I2345)

7829

Thomas Raymond Park, age 25, born 27 Sep 1891, Ripley, Miss, is a laborer at Poinsett Lbt & Mfg Co in Truman. He is single, of medium height and slender build with brown eyes and hair.

PARKS, Thomas Raymond (I14458)

7830

Thomas told this story to his son-in-law "I was born in Finley Township, Washington Co, Pa, 6 Jan 1802. My father was Andrew Farley. My mother's maiden name was Hannah Templeton. My father died 14 Mar 1814. My mother died during the year 1825."
He named his siblings...listed here.
"I moved with my family when about three years old to the Fork of the Big Wheeling, Virginia, about twelve miles above the city of Wheeling. I was apprenticed to Col. James Rupple at Washington, Pa, learning the carpenter and joining trade from about 1818 until I was of age. I married Annie Marlatt of Washington, PA, 8 Jan 1824. We moved to Pittsburgh in 1825 and to Allegheny in 1826, where I resided for many years engaging in the manufacture and sale of furniture. I took an active part in public affairs and held various positions and offices both by elections and by appointment in the borough, county, state, and government. I was a member of the Borough Council, a school director at different times, Clerk of the County Courts, Post Master under President Pierce and Superintendent of the Marine Hospital in Allegheny under President Buchanan. My wife died in June 1845. I married Annie McKenzie in July 1847. I joined the Christian Church 5 Jul 1830 in Pittsburgh. My parents were Presbyterian. When I was a boy I was a Methodist. I'm a Democrat in Politics."
In his story, he listed his children...also listed here.

FARLEY, Thomas F (I11460)

7831

Thomas V Armstrong died 4 Jun 1961 in Payette. Born 8 Jan 1878 in Berry [sic] County, Mo. Wife Gertie Estella Bonham. Daughters Mrs Rosa Davidson, Mrs Retha Baer, Mrs Mildred Gillman. Ernest Armstrong.

ARMSTRONG, Thomas Vernon (I35)

7832

Thomas Vernon Armstrong of Copan, age 40, born 8 Jun 1878, is an oil worker for Sheets Bros in Copan. His nearest relative is (wife) Gertie E Armstrong. He is tall with a medium build and brown eyes and hair. [Tom is listed twice in the index due to a misspelling of his name.]

ARMSTRONG, Thomas Vernon (I35)

7833

Thomas Vernon Armstrong, age 64, born 8 Jan 1878 in Berry [sic] County, Missouri, is not employed and his contact person is Charles E Armstrong of Boise. He is 5'10 1/2" and 152 pounds with brown eyes, gray hair and light complexion.

ARMSTRONG, Thomas Vernon (I35)

7834

Thomas was a soldier in the War of 1812 & settled on a farm in Kentucky when he was a young man. Thomas went to Illinois shortly after the War, having been favorably impressed with the country while a soldier. He settled on a farm in Madison Co, IL, and here his first three children were born. He moved to east Missouri in 1831, and from there to Newton Co, in 1838, settling within one & a half miles of Ritchey, MO, where he remained until his death at age 86. Thomas held the office of Justice of the Peace for 16 years and was Assessor of Ripley Co, MO.

ARMSTRONG, Thomas (I738)

7835

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I18020)

7836

Thompson, James Wellington, age 63, born 2 Jul 1878, Kickery County [sic], Missouri. His contact is Mrs Sulla Ann Thompson of Mesquite. He is 5'5", 148 pounds, with blue eyes and gray hair.

THOMPSON, James Wellington (I8951)

7837

Thos K Cook
3 males <5 [1835-1840] ?, Emisiah, Cornelius
1 male 5-10 [1830-1835] Thomas E
1 male 10-15 [1825-1830] James P
1 male 20-30 [1810-1820]
1 male 30-40 [1800-1810] Thomas K
1 female 5-10 [1830-1835]
1 female 10-15 [1825-1830] Nancy F
1 female 30-40 [1800-1810] Nancy P
311-11, -11--1

COOK, Thomas K (I10768)

7838

Thos Marvin Kirkpatrick of Levita, b. 8 Jun 1886, Wortham, Texas, is a farmer for T D Acrer? and is married with two children. He is tall and slender with brown eyes and hair.

KIRKPATRICK, Thomas Marvin (I18498)

7839

Thos. Arnold Mary Rogers October 15 1886 incomplete Union Co, MS

ROGERS, Mary Catherine (I5262)

7840

Three children: Betty, Carolyn and Clifton.

WILLS, Leola Rose (I17328)

7841

Thu., Apr. 23 (8-1); Mrs. M. P. Chambers, wife of J. T. Chambers, died yesterday. Funeral from the family residence on South 12th. Burial at Oakwood.

ROBINSON, Martha Priscilla (I16446)

7842

Thursday
Mrs. W.C. (Lela) Manning of Gatesville died here April 16. She was 86.
Services were held Saturday at Scott's Funeral Home with Rev. Rex Tilly officiating. Burial was in Restland Cemetery.
She was born February 10, 1907, in Coryell County, daughter of the late William and Lidia Donaldson.
She married Bill Cole Manning on October 23, 1922, in Gatesville, and they lived here until moving to Odessa in 1944. They returned to Gatesville in 1957.
She was a partner with her husband in farming and ranching.
Mrs. Manning was preceded in death by two sons, Billy Manning and Jim Manning, and two grandsons, Tony and Jeff Manning.
Survivors include her husband; two daughters, Nita Brown of Gatesville, and Mary Smith of Conroe; two sons, Jack Manning of Odessa and Fred Manning of Palestine; one sister, Edna Oneal of Galveston; 12 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild.
Pallbearers were Mike Smith, Jimmy Smith, Matt Smith, C. Jack Manning, Bobby Manning and Bill Caufield.
Memorials may be made to Cedar Ridge Church of Christ in Gatesville.

DONALDSON, Lela Mae (I1754)

7843

Thursday
EMMETT ARMSTRONG
Graveside services for Emmett Armstrong, 60, of Palacious, Texas, and formerly of Laneville will be held at 4 p.m. Friday at Laneville Cemetery under the direction of Bryan Funeral Home.
Mr. Armstrong died Tuesday in his residence in Palacious.
He was employed by Monsanto Chemical Co. in Texas City. Mr. Armstrong was a Baptist.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Mary Armstrong of Laneville; a daughter, Mrs. Rena Jean Bryce of Lake Livingston; two sons, Bobby Joe Armstrong and Larry Armstrong, both of Texas City; two sisters, Mrs. Bonnie Flanagan of Mount Enterprise and Mrs. Dorothy Randles of Hutchinson, Kan,; four brothers, Charlie Armstrong of Laneville, Cecil Armstrong of Lake Cherokee, Billy Joe Armstrong of Texas City and Loyd Armstrong of New London; and seven grandchildren.

ARMSTRONG, Emitt Earl (I147)

7844

Thursday Morning
M.D. Brazzil, who was struck Tuesday afternoon by a Katy train near Little River, died at 3:30 in a local institution of surgery. The home of the deceased is in Waco. He was 48 years of age, and was unmarried.
His brother, Doc Brazzil, lives in the Grove community.
The funeral services and interment will be held this afternoon in the Grove cemetery.

BRAZZIL, Hardee D (I1746)

7845

Tichenor?

PARTLOW, Martha Jane (I24142)

7846

Tiffany Convers
1 347 348 Litt John 52 M Farmer 300 100 Germany/Hassan
2 347 348 Litt Clara 46 F Germany/Hassan
3 347 348 Litt Conrad 18 M Farm Laborer Germany/Hassan
4 347 348 Litt Clara 20 F Hassen
5 347 348 Litt Julia 24 F Hassen
6 347 348 Litt Catherine 4 F NY
He was a farmer.

LITT, John Conrad (I4739)

7847

til 7 Aug 1865

MCGHEE, Merideth (I8836)

7848

Tipton Thompson, Precinct 2

THOMPSON, Tipton (I8934)

7849

Tipton Thompson, Precinct 4

THOMPSON, Tipton (I8934)

7850

Tipton Williams, born 7 May 1873, lives on postal route 1, Elkton, Missouri. He must have been widowed already; he lists Ellen Williams (his mother) as his nearest relative at the same address.

WILLIAMS, Tipton (I23090)