Notes
Matches 1301 to 1350 of 3870
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| 1301 | Findagrave memorial | Sarah Ellen Durham
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| 1302 | Altenate LDS Ancestral File #18GX-9DW lists only Christening date: Christening: 6 Mar 1661, Port Royal Carine, Bermuda which would not seem too likely if birthplace was Virginia. | Thomas Durham
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| 1303 | Findagrave memorial | Marcella Leona Duvall
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| 1304 | Marcella Leona Duvall King, 75 (Jul. 29, 1936 - Jan. 25, 2012) of Huntsville, passed away Wednesday. Mrs. King was preceded in death by her parents, Columbus Walter Duvall, Sr. and Elsie Inez Houchin Duvall; brothers, Wilbur Eugene and Lowell Duvall and sister, Marilyn McKeehan. Her love was taking care of her husband and children. Survivors include her husband of 51 years, James C. King; daughter, Laura King Kendrick (Richard); son, James David King (Danielle); grandchildren, Amy Kendrick, Jessica Kendrick, Chandler King and Emeree King; brothers, Columbus Walter Duvall, Jr., Kenneth W. Duvall and Larry C. Duvall and sister, Joyce Evelyn Burch. Visitation will be from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. Saturday at Aldersgate United Methodist Church. The funeral service will follow at 11:00 a.m. at the church with the Rev. Bill Etheridge and the Rev. Todd Owen officiating. Burial will be at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Ardmore, AL. Laughlin Service Funeral Home is assisting the family. | Marcella Leona Duvall
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| 1305 | Findagrave memorial | Dora Elizabeth Earnest
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| 1306 | Findagrave memorial | W. Oveat Earnest
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| 1307 | Findagrave memorial | Marcus Champion Easter
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| 1308 | Findagrave memorial | William Fletcher Easter
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| 1309 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | George Eastham
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| 1310 | Findagrave memorial | Earl William Eaton
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| 1311 | Earl W. Eaton, age 48, died Wednesday afternoon, May 17, at 8:15 p.m. at his home on Southwest Street, Birmingham, following a long illness. Funeral services were conducted Friday morning at 9:30 a.m. by Rev. Clyde Beale at the South Park Baptist Church, Birmingham. After the services the body was shipped to Athens and arrived at 3:45 p.m. Prayer services were conducted at the Athens City Cemetery Friday afternoon at 4:30 p.m. by Rev. Clyde Beale, assisted by Rev. Joe Anglin. Interment was made in the Athens City Cemetery, Spry directing. He is survived by his wife, one son, three daughters, three brothers, two sisters, and four grandchildren. He was a member of the South Park Baptist Church in Birmingham for a number of years. | Earl William Eaton
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| 1312 | Findagrave memorial | Docia Ella Ebright
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| 1313 | Docia Ella was the only child of Alfred and Sarah (McLin) Ebright. Her father died when she was a year old and her mother was married to James Kirk Latimer a few years later. She grew up in a family of two half-sisters and three half-brothers who loved her as one of their own. The Latimer family lived near Mayetta, Jackson County, KS for many years before moving by covered wagon to Oklahoma Territory in 1896. They settled on a farm in the Corbett community east of the present town of Lexington. Ella Ebright was married to Samuel Smith Black on Aug. 30, 1900 at Norman, OT and they made their first home on a farm in the Corbett community, where their two children were born. Much later they moved into Lexington, where Mr. Black worked as a ginner. They were of the Baptist faith. After a long illness, Ella Black departed this life at their home in Lexington, leaving to mourn her passing, her husband, her children; Bernice, of Lexington, and Alimoth and his wife, Jewell, of Lindsey, and one grandson, Donnie Black. Other survivors were two half-sisters; Myrtle Smith (and her husband, Dave), of Corbett, and Louise Latimer, of Elk City, OK and two half-brothers; Guy Latimer of Canute, OK and Kirk Latimer (and his wife, Pearl) of Foss, OK; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, her half-brother, Tom Latimer, and a sister-in-law, Elva Latimer. Services were conducted from Rackley Funeral Chapel by Rev. Jim Owens and Rev. Ben F. Bland, with interment in the Lexington City Cemetery on Dec. 31, 1950. | Docia Ella Ebright
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| 1314 | Findagrave memorial | Sarah Eveline Edde
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| 1315 | Re: World Family Tree1695, Volume 5. | William Eddins
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| 1316 | Findagrave memorial | Charles Edell
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| 1317 | Re: "The Edens Family", statement of Mrs. Susan Mildred Colsher. | Alexander Edens
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| 1318 | Re: World Family Tree 1695, Volume 5. Death date comes from application of Alexander's second wife Mary Meers Eddins for a Revolutionary War pension in Virginia. (Information received from Denise Fisher.) | Alexander Edens
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| 1319 | Almira Edens birth has also been found as 1818. | Almira Jane Edens
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| 1320 | Findagrave memorial | Anderson Kerr Edens
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| 1321 | Anderson Edens resided with Benjamin Edens, his brother, on 1870 and 1880 census reports. Re: Goodspeed Histories of Giles, Lincoln, Franklin and Moore Counties, TN, page 813: Anderson Kerr Edens was in Civil War. | Anderson Kerr Edens
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| 1322 | Reared family in the Sequatchie Valley in east Tennessee per Wydette Barrett. | Archibald Edens
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| 1323 | Findagrave memorial | Benjamin Marshall Edens
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| 1324 | From "Tennessee Cousins - A History of Tennessee People" by Worth S. Ray The Edens family, of Moore County, was originally from South Carolina. Samuel Edens married Nancy Franks in South Carolina, though they may have been married in Limestone County, Alabama. At any rate Benjamin M. Edens was born of this marriage in Madison County, Alabama in 1822, and the parents came to what is now Moore County in 1825. Ben Edens married Pauline Blythe in Moore County and they had nine children. From the Gowin Family History: Ben had a brother John who married Polly Blythe, sister of Pauline. World Family Tree Vol. 10 Tree 405; Vol. 13, Tree 2567. 1870 Census Lincoln County, TN: Anderson Edens, 54, resided with family. Re: The Goodspeed Histories of Lincoln Co., TN, page 926, biographical appendix. | Benjamin Marshall Edens
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| 1325 | Mr. B. M. Edens, one of Moore County's oldest and most respected citizens died at his home near Lynchburg last Wednesday. He was the father of Mrs. Mattie Melson, of this county. | Benjamin Marshall Edens
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| 1326 | Bertha and John killed in car accident. | Bertha Carter D. Edens
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| 1327 | "Went West" per Wydette Barrett. | Elias Edens
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| 1328 | Findagrave memorial | Ethel Edens
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| 1329 | Have information on two persons by same name: birth dates 09 Sept. 1832 and21 Jan 1825 and death dates of 25 Dec. 1912 or 03 May 1902. Correct dates not yet determined for this Francis. /ke 3/19/99 | Francis Marion Edens
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| 1330 | Re: world Family Tree 1695, volume 5 does not show children Mary, Dehlia, Mancy and Elias. | Jacob Edens
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| 1331 | "Went West" per Wydette Barrett. | James Edens
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| 1332 | Findagrave memorial | James N. Edens
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| 1333 | Known as "Texas John". (Information from Denise Fisher) | John Edens
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| 1334 | Re: World Family Tree 1695, Volume 5. A John Edens is listed as a soldier inthe Third Regiment, Onslow Co., NC in "Muster Rolls - Soldiers of the War of1812 Detached From the Militia of North Carolina 1812 and 1814". | John Edens
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| 1335 | On 1850 Lincoln County TN census John M. Edens is shown as Eddins. 11 Octoberl998/ke Early Middle Tennessee Marriages, Vol. 1, Grooms, page 163, Byron Sistler & Assoc. Inc., Nashville, TN On page 281 of "Land Deed Genealogy of Lincoln County, TN, 1809-1818, Vol. I": "Record Book Y, pages 39 and 40 .....deed ... executed by Balin Clark, and wife Sarah, John M. Edens and wife Mary,Benjamin M. Edens and wife Perlina sold to Samuel Bobo....This 12th February1862. ...." | John Miller Edens
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| 1336 | Findagrave memorial | Luther Franklin Edens
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| 1337 | Shown on 1850 census as "idiotic". Death date could be 06 June 1858 per Wydette Barrett. | Margaret Ann Edens
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| 1338 | Findagrave memorial | Martha Adella Edens
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| 1339 | Martha Adella Melson had 11 children; seven lived to maturity. Children 2 through 5 died in infancy per Pat Brigance in Blythe History. | Martha Adella Edens
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| 1340 | On 1850 census: Two children, Nancy age 9 and Wilson B. Gowin, age 6, arelisted with Samuel and Nancy Edens; they could have been children of Mary Edens and Harvey Cowan. Death date could be 1846 instead of 1840 per Wydette Barrett. | Mary Edens
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| 1341 | Goodspeeds History of Moore Co., TN, page _______ | Phoeby Josephine Edens
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| 1342 | Information on Rachel Edens and her descendants received 19 July 1999 from Martha Odom, Rachel's descendant. Many additional generations not entered intomy computer file. (E-mail address is | Rachel Edens
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| 1343 | Possibly married John Hunt 22 June 1847 in LCT (not documented). | Rachel Edens
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| 1344 | On the 1850 Lincoln Co. TN census two additional people resided in householdof Samuel Edens: Nancy A. Gowin b. ca 1841 in Tennessee, and Wilson B. Gowin,b. ca 1844 in Tennessee. They could possibly be children of Mary Edens and Harvey Cowan and grandchildren of Samuel. Re: World Family Tree 1695, Volume5; Tree 2567, Vol. 13; Trees 405 and 520, Vol. 10. Early Middle Tennessee Marriages. Goodspeeds History of Giles, Lincoln, Franklin and Moore Counties of Tennessee pages ______ "The Edens Family" , statement of Susan Mildred Edens Colsher. Samuel Edens and family moved from Limestone Co. AL to Lynchburg TN in 1825 per Wydette Barrett. | Samuel Edens
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| 1345 | Shown as Ella Lucille Edens on Denise Fisher's GEDCOM. | Willie Lucille Edens
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| 1346 | Findagrave memorial | Willliam Edens
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| 1347 | Early Middle Tennessee Marriages. | Willliam Edens
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| 1348 | Findagrave memorial | Donnie Lee Edwards
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| 1349 | Findagrave memorial | Louise Eisenman
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| 1350 | Findagrave memorial | Rosina Eisenman
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