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| 8501 | Warrant Officers, he was single. | GEORGE, Lonnie Raymond (I134)
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| 8502 | Warren Township James Goodwin Head M 55 South Carolina Sheba Goodwin Wife F 45 South Carolina Ellen Goodwin Dau F 19 South Carolina Mary Goodwin Dau F 17 South Carolina Lillin Goodwin Dau F 16 South Carolina Loylass Goodwin Son M 14 South Carolina Edward Marthy Goodwin Dau F 12 South Carolina Lucius Goodwin Son M 11 South Carolina Isabella Goodwin Dau F 9 South Carolina Sheba Goodwin Dau F 8 South Carolina Gary Goodwin Son M 4 South Carolina Sennie Goodwin Dau F 1 South Carolina | GOODWIN, James (I19978)
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| 8503 | Warrior, Lower Miami? Flat William D Randle Head M 32 Texas m. 8 yrs. Clara E Randle Wife F 24 New Mexico 3/3 children T Otto Randle Son M 5 New Mexico Thelma Randle Dau F 2 New Mexico Not Named Randle Son M 1/12 Arizona William is a real estate agent. | RANDLE, William Dee (I6220)
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| 8504 | Warwarsing Township Lewis, age 62, is boarding with the Virdin family. | TICE, Lewis W (I24756)
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| 8505 | Was 104 years old when he died. | HOLDER, Prier Emmitt (I1445)
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| 8506 | Was granted three labores of land in Milam District, Bell Co, Texas on 11/16/1853 by Governor E M Pease of Texas. The land lay on Darrs Creek about 14 miles southeast of Belton. On 8/15/1854, James B Wills sold Alexander 160 acres in the "forks of Darrs Creek" for $75. Alexander and Tabitha lived there for the remainder of their lives. Alexander purchased lots 4, 5, 14, 15, Block 15, Town of Salado on 8/31/1861. The money went to building the Salado College. Alexander was a trustee of the school. In 1862, Alexander contributed to the outfitting of Captain X B Saunders' Civil War company. His 1889 will provided land for the Dallas Cemetery. | DALLAS, Lt Col Alexander James (I3686)
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| 8507 | Was instrumental in starting the Houston Fire Department as a paid force. | BROWNE, John T (I3019)
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| 8508 | Was she married previously? | SINCLAIR, Martha (I10784)
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| 8509 | Washington Co, Colorado | DEE, James (I8810)
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| 8510 | Washington Precinct Jos M Stowers Self M 49 Mississippi Caleb Stowers Son M 19 Mississippi | STOWERS, Joseph Montgomery (I19262)
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| 8511 | Washington Township Clyde V Jury Head M 54 Nebraska Nell S Jury Wife F 44 Nebraska Clarkson W Jury Father M 86 Indiana Clyde is a rural mail carrier. | JURY, Clyde Verner (I21964)
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| 8512 | Washington Township Clyde V Jury Head M 54 Nebraska Nell S Jury Wife F 44 Nebraska Clarkson W Jury Father M 86 Indiana | JURY, Clarkson Wright (I21959)
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| 8513 | Washington Township Samuel A King M 44 Kentucky Nancy King F 38 Kentucky Martha Ann King F 15 Indiana Rebecca Jane King F 13 Indiana John H King M 11 Indiana Nancy Josephine King F 9 Indiana Davidella King F 7 Indiana Robert L King M 5 Indiana George W King M 3 Indiana Rice M King M 3/12 Indiana | KING, Samuel A (I706)
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| 8514 | Washington Township Samuel King Self M 74 Kentucky Lucy King Wife F 60 Ohio J William Ragan Other M 17 Indiana Nancy Perry Other F 40 Virginia Rebecca King Dau F 43 Indiana William and Nancy are employees. | KING, Samuel A (I706)
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| 8515 | Washington Township Thomas Coon 70 M Ohio Jane Coon 74 F Virginia George Coon 33 M Indiana George is still single. | COON, Thomas (I9071)
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| 8516 | Washington Township Thomas Coon 70 M Ohio Jane Coon 74 F Virginia George Coon 33 M Indiana George is still single. | COON, George F M (I9109)
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| 8517 | Washington Township Thomas Coon Self M 66 Ohio Jane Coon Wife F 71 Virginia George Coon Son M 28 Indiana Mary Bagley G-dau F 9 Iowa | COON, Thomas (I9071)
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| 8518 | Washington Township, Bruceville PO Noah Harris M 23 Ohio Sarah A Harris F 29 Indiana Charles H Harris M 10 Indiana [Byers] William A Harris M 2 Indiana John H Harris M 2 Indiana Nora L Harris F 2/12 Indiana Noah is a basket maker. | HARRIS, Noah (I23811)
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| 8519 | Washington Township, no PO Samuel A King M 56 Ky Nancy King F 48 Ky Marthe A King F 24 Ind Rebecca J King F 23 Ind John H King M 20 Ind Nancy J King F 19 Ind Rice M King M 10 Ind They live near and are enumerated just before Robert Cloud. The three kids between Nancy and Rice are not here. | KING, Samuel A (I706)
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| 8520 | Washington Township, Smootsdell PO (Avon) Lucy King F 50 Ohio Franklin Reed M 17 Indiana Mary E Reed F 14 Indiana I wonder where Samuel was? | KING, Samuel A (I706)
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| 8521 | Washington Veterans Home John McKinnis, age 81, born Ohio, is an inmate. pg 8A Marian Eargood, age 68, born Ohio, widowed, is also an inmate. | MCKINNIS, John (I23482)
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| 8522 | Watson & Son Funeral Home in Center, Texas. | FERRARO, Carmela Delores (I5)
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| 8523 | Watters Distrist (859) Willie I Cornelison Head Male 57 Carolina Margaret Cornelison Wife Female 53 Georgia Oscar Cornelison Son Male 32 Georgia Naomi Cornelison Dau Female 28 Georgia Paul Cornelison Son Male 21 Georgia Ruby Cornelison Dau Female 17 Georgia Bonnie Nell Cornelison Dau Female 14 Georgia Helen Cornelison G-dau Female 13 Georgia Isaac is a carpenter at a furniture company. Oscar runs a conditioner, Naomi and Ruby are spinners, and Paul is a battery filler, all at a cotton mill. | CORNELISON, Willie Isaac (I24232)
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| 8524 | Watterson GenForum Post | Source (S585)
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| 8525 | Wawarsig Township Ferguson, John head 54 M1 New York 28 yrs Ferguson, Ella J wife 58 M1 New York 5/5 children Ferguson, Charles son 27 M1 New York 2 yrs Ferguson, Ethel d-i-l 19 M1 New York 1/1 children Ferguson, Samuel son 24 S New York Ferguson, Otis son 22 S New York Ferguson, Bertha dau 19 S New York Ferguson, Julia dau 16 S New York Ferguson, Lula May g-dau 1 S New York John is a boatman on the river, Charles is a farm laborer, Samuel is a railroad laborer and Otis is an electrician for a lighting company. | FERGUSON, Charles A (I24742)
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| 8526 | Wawarsig Township Ferguson, John head 54 M1 New York 28 yrs Ferguson, Ella J wife 58 M1 New York 5/5 children Ferguson, Charles son 27 M1 New York 2 yrs Ferguson, Ethel d-i-l 19 M1 New York 1/1 children Ferguson, Samuel son 24 S New York Ferguson, Otis son 22 S New York Ferguson, Bertha dau 19 S New York Ferguson, Julia dau 16 S New York Ferguson, Lula May g-dau 1 S New York John is a boatman on the river, Charles is a farm laborer, Samuel is a railroad laborer and Otis is an electrician for a lighting company. | FERGUSON, John Alonzo (I24729)
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| 8527 | Wawarsing Archibald Tice head Dec 1849 50 New York m 22 years Etta E? Tice wife Nov 1842 47 New york 6/3 children Eda D Tice dau May 1881 19 New York Oscar Tice son Apr 1885 15 New York Lula Tice dau Mar 1878 22 New York | TICE, Charles Archibald (I24761)
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| 8528 | Wawarsing Township, Spring Glen Road Charles Archabald Tice head M 56 US Lewis W Tice brother M 51 US Sarah E Crandle sister F 60 US | TICE, Lewis W (I24756)
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| 8529 | Wawarsing Township, Spring Glen Road Charles Archabald Tice head M 56 US Lewis W Tice brother M 51 US Sarah E Crandle sister F 60 US | TICE, Sarah E (I24758)
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| 8530 | Wawarsing Township, Spring Glen Road Charles Archabald Tice head M 56 US Lewis W Tice brother M 51 US Sarah E Crandle sister F 60 US | TICE, Charles Archibald (I24761)
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| 8531 | Waymon married twice after Marys death with no issue. | LANGLEY, Waymon Willard (I4810)
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| 8532 | Wayne Co, North Carolina | PIPKIN, Stephen (I12847)
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| 8533 | Wayne Township 6 39 39 LEIGHTY Catharine 47 F PA 7 39 39 LEIGHTY Saml. 24 M Farmer 700 OH 8 39 39 LEIGHTY Jacob 19 M Farmer 150 OH 9 39 39 LEIGHTY Mary 17 F OH 10 39 39 LEIGHTY John 14 M 100 OH 11 39 39 LEIGHTY Delilah 11 F IN 12 39 39 LEIGHTY Elizth 8 F IN 13 39 39 ASHBY Wm 23 M Laborer IN | ASHBY, William M (I5048)
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| 8534 | Wayne Township, Center Street Elizebeth Mckinnis ?tab?Self ?tab?F ?tab?54 ?tab?Ohio Laura R Mckinnis ?tab?Dau ?tab?F ?tab?23 ?tab?Indiana Robert C Mckinnis ?tab?Son ?tab?M ?tab?20 ?tab?Indiana Miranda Mckinnis ?tab?Dau ?tab?F ?tab?17 ?tab?Indiana Julia A Mckinnis ?tab?Dau ?tab?F ?tab?14 ?tab?Indiana Robert works in the plow handle factory. | BAKER, Elizabeth (I23518)
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| 8535 | Wayne Township, Warren PO John McGinnis M 49 Ohio Elizabeth McGinnis F 34 Ohio Esther A McGinnis F 18 Ohio Irene McGinnis F 16 Ohio Rachel McGinnis F 14 Ohio Martin McGinnis M 17 Ohio Laura R McGinnis F 3 Indiana Robert C McGinnis M 6/12 Indiana | MCKINNIS, John (I8845)
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| 8536 | We always called him Little Pete but he had his name changed to Jim when he became a radio DJ. His birth record indicates that he either had a twin or he was named Betty Jo Murty. | CANNATELLA, Pete Michael (I94)
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| 8537 | We assume that John and family were in Bienville Parish in 1860 but there is no census record for Bienville, it was either lost or destroyed. Since we can't find him elsewhere, it's a fair assumption. | PUCKETT, John Allen (I4743)
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| 8538 | We don't know if they ever married. | Family: George A BASKERVILLE / Margaret CARUTHERS (F3826)
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| 8539 | We have no information showing the name of the wife of Samuel Shackelford, or the names of his children, but from the Will of Henry, father of Samuel, we know that he did have children. And the only clue as to their names probably can be found in the following instrument: The County Court of Henry County appointed James Shackelford guardian for Nancy, Sally and Milly Shackelford, January 26, 1807. Order Book 8, page 118. Since no other Shackelford is shown to have died in Henry County since the death of Henry in 1806, and as we know that Samuel was deceased, and that Henry had a son James, we feel that we can safely say that Nancy, Sally, and Milly were the children of the deceased Samuel, son of Henry. | SHACKELFORD, Samuel (I4204)
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| 8540 | Weaubleau Township, Mary F Tharp Head F 49 Sep 1849 Indiana 13/10 children Effa F Tharp Dau F 24 Aug 1875 Missouri Wallace C Tharp Son M 21 Sep 1879 Missouri Amos C Tharp Son M 18 Oct 1881 Missouri Reason C Tharp Son M 16 Dec 1883 Missouri Bealor R Tharp Son M 14 Nov 1885 Missouri Leota M Tharp Dau F 12 Aug 1887 Missouri Mary E Tharp Dau F 7 Jul 1892 Missouri Mary is marred 1 year or married once? Effa is a music teacher and Reason is a day laborer. | COON, Mary Felicita (I9117)
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| 8541 | Weaver Township George Hopliff Head M 65 Iowa age 24 Addie Hopliff Wife F 58 Iowa age 17 Annice Hopliff Dau F 17 Iowa Ruby Wilson Boarder F 10 Iowa George Wilson G-son M 10 Iowa Ruby's age has been corrected from 15. | TOPLIFF, George (I11361)
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| 8542 | web page http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mtucker There are no sources listed in this database. | Source (S796)
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| 8543 | Webb City Disney, H C head M 38 M 21 Arkansas Alice wife F 39 M 22 Illinois Faey dau F 15 S Oklahoma Ruby dau F 13 S Oklahoma Nina B dau F 9 S Arkansas Elmo son M 5 S New Mexico J Rupert son M 1-7/12 S Arkansas | DISNEY, Henry Clarence (I3543)
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| 8544 | Website is no longer online. | Source (S169)
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| 8545 | Wednesday Funeral Services for Mrs. Brazzil Held Here Today Funeral services were held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Satterwhite at 404 East Juan Linn Street in this city at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon for Mrs. Winnie E. Brazzil, 82, who died at the Satterwhite home at 7:15 o'clock Tuesday evening as a result of a bone fracture and shock she suffered in a fall on March 31. The services were conducted by Rev. A. J. Carson, pastor of the First Baptist Church and she was buried in the Memorial Park Cemetery by the side of her husband, William Nichols Brazzil, Confederate veteran who preceded her in death on March 14. The pallbearers were F. L. Fossati, Dudley Deavers, E. A. Krause, Ed Kickendahl, J. C. Rives and C. F. Taylor. There were many beautiful floral tributes, including a wreath from the William P. Rogers Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy. Mrs. Brazzil, the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Hilary B. Sherman, was born in Cassita, Ala. October 29, 1850. Her father had a distinguished record as a Confederate soldier. He recruited the first company of volunteers in his home County of Chambers in Alabama and as a captain of the company served under Lee in Virginia. At the close of the War Between the States, the family located in Louisiana, and there Mrs. Brazzil was married to Ransome M. Kelly of Minden. Several years after his death she became the wife of Mr. Brazzil, and for many years they had been residents of Wharton County, moving to Victoria about five years ago. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. P. F. Satterwhite of this city and Mrs. Ruth Roome of San Antonio; one son, John D. Brazzil of Bloomington; one sister, Mrs. Emma L. Lee of San Antonio, and three grandchildren, Perry F. Satterwhite Jr., Winnie Satterwhite and Ruth Virginia Brazzil. | SCHELLMAN, Winnie E (I10756)
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| 8546 | Well Known Wacoan Died Yesterday John A. Stewart, aged 43 years, died yesterday afternoon at Terrell. The remains will arrive here tonight on the Katy flyer and will be taken to Fall & Puckett's mortuary chapel, where services will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. W.B. Andrews, pastor of the Austin Avenue Methodist church, will officiate, interment at Oakwood. The following pall bearers have been selected, Wm. Lambdin, N.T. Cheatham, A.R. McCollum, W.B. Knight, Mike Adam and Albert Cornellussen. Deceased was born at Old Jefferson, Rutherford county, Tennessee, on October 25, 1866, and had been a resident of Waco for 38 years. In this city he was well known. In musical circles of days gone by he was especially prominent. It was said of John Stewart that music formed a part of his make-up, and this, in a measure, was true, for he never seemed quite so happy or contented as when playing his beloved snare drum, he being considered one of the best in the state when in his prime. He was also a pianist of great ability and a vocalist of note. John Stewart was a man of kindly impulses, who could be depended on to aid and assist a friend whenever his circumstances permitted, and his generosity was often invoked by those on whom the hand of affliction had been laid. His sympathies were ever with the oppressed and downtrodden, and his voice was always raised in behalf of the unfortunate. Besides a widow and one brother, A. J. Stewart of this city, he is survived by three sisters, Miss Lillie Stewart, Waco; Mrs. J.U. Clabaugh, Ross; Mrs. John Amonett, Pauls Valley, Oklahoma. | STEWART, Dr John A (I16996)
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| 8547 | Were there two children with this name? "England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/J7NR-HX2 : accessed 06 Dec 2012), Joseph Towler in entry for Frederick William Towler, 28 Apr 1855; citing Wereham, Norfolk, England, reference ; FHL microfilm 1526671. | TOWLER, Fredrick William (I18004)
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| 8548 | Wereham, Wereham, Norfolk ED 4, Entry #17 James Holmes Head M 78 Tottenhill, Norfolk Elizabeth Holmes Wife F 66 Oxborough, Norfolk Jane Caney Dau F 27 Wereham, Norfolk Florence Caney G-dau F 4 Wereham, Norfolk Louisa Caney G-dau F 2 Wereham, Norfolk | HOLMES, James (I23236)
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| 8549 | Wesley Township, Potato Patch Dist John Hicks 55 Hettie Hicks 35 John A Hicks 18 S C Hicks 16 Margaret A Hicks 14 Christopher C Hicks 10 Susan Hicks 8 George H Hicks 5 Martha A Hicks 4 Dea Hicks 2 Eliza Hicks 2 days Walker Mathena 41 | HICKS, John (I14975)
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| 8550 | Wesley, Kinyon 10-5-1931 M Ruthie McKinnon C A Wesley | MCKINNON, Ruth (I14688)
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