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Matches 1451 to 1500 of 3870
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| 1451 | Findagrave memorial | Caesar Fowler
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| 1452 | Findagrave memorial | Henry Fowler
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| 1453 | Findagrave memorial | Letitia Gray Fowler
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| 1454 | Findagrave memorial | Lou Allen Fowler
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| 1455 | Findagrave memorial | Eli Fox
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| 1456 | Funeral services were held on Wednesday afternoon for Eli Fox, aged 81 years, well known resident of southeastern Greene county, who died Monday night, March 14, 1932, at 11 o'clock at his home on Shannon Run, Perry township. Following short services in the Fox home at 1:30, further rites were conducted in the Claughton Chapel church at 2 o'clock. The services were in charge of Rev. C. W. Scragg, of Mt. Morris. Interment was in the Claughton cemetery. Mr. Fox's death was due to infirmities incident to his advanced years. He was born October 16, 1850, a son of John Fox and Dorothy Haines Fox, and was a life-long resident of Greene county. He married Nancy Vandruff, whose death occurred five years ago. He was the father of three children, and one son, Lafayette Fox, of Perry township, survives. There are two grandchildren. Five brothers and two sisters also survive as follows: C. C. Fox, of Morrisville; Taylor Fox, of Kirby; William Fox, of Kirby; Luther Fox, of Morgantown, W. Va.; Mrs. J. L. Walters, of Spraggs; and Mrs. G. W. Patterson, of Waynesburg. Mr. Fox was a member of the Claughton Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church. | Eli Fox
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| 1457 | Findagrave memorial | John Fox
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| 1458 | Mr. John Fox died quite suddenly on Tuesday morning, April 5, 1904. Mr. Fox was born April 25, 1830, and had almost reached his seventy-fourth anniversary. His parents were Henry and Susannah Delaney Fox, early settlers of the county. Deceased was one of a family of ten children. He was united in marriage December 13, 1849, to Dorothy Haines, and for almost fifty-five years they enjoyed a happy union together, surrounded by their children. He had filled many positions of trust, in each of which he discharged his duties faithfully and honorably. For a period of ten years he was justice of the peace, and from time to time had been chosen to the offices of township auditor, constable, assessor and school director. For over forty years he had been a member of the Newtown Methodist Episcopal church, and during many of these years had served as a steward and trustee. Beside his wife, ten children survive him: Eli, of Kirby; Christopher, of Morrisville; Matilda, wife of W. S. Vandruff, East Waynesburg; Jane, wife of J. L. Walters, of Brock; Daily, of Kirby; Maggie, wife of George Patterson, of East Waynesburg; Luther, of Morgantown, W. Va.; William, of Kirby, and Nannie, of East Waynesburg. | John Fox
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| 1459 | Findagrave memorial | Matilda Fox
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| 1460 | Mrs. George W. Patterson, of East Waynesburg, received a telegram Sunday, announcing the death of her sister, Mrs. Matilda Fox Vandruff, aged 66 years, wife of W. S. Vandruff, of San Diego, California. Mrs. Vandruff was a daughter of John Fox, deceased, of Whiteley township, and Mrs. Dorothy Fox, of Brock, who is 91 years of age. For a number of years Mr. and Mrs. Vandruff resided in East Waynesburg and have many friends here. In 1912 they removed to San Diego, Cal., and Mrs. Vandruff's last visit here was in the summer of 1919. She was a member of the First Methodist Episcopal church of Waynesburg, and was most highly esteemed. Beside her mother and husband she is survived by two sons, Ross and Otley Vandruff, both of San Diego, Cal., and the following brothers and sisters: Eli, William and Taylor Fox, of Kirby; Christopher Fox, of Waynesburg; Luther of Morgantown, W. Va., Daily, of Los Angeles, Cal.; Mrs. George W. (Maggie) Patterson of East Waynesburg, and Mrs. John (Jane) Walters of Brock. | Matilda Fox
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| 1461 | Death was shown in O. C. Docket 4, pp 236. (Leckey, 1950) | George Franks
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| 1462 | Findagrave memorial | John S. Franks
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| 1463 | John enlisted in the 3rd Alabama Infantry Battalion in the fall of 1861 at Tuscumbia, Alabama. They were merged into the 26th Alabama Infantry Regiment under Colonel E. A. Oneal. The 26th had seven companies from Fayette County, two from Marion, and one from Tuscaloosa County. Companies F and K were from Marion County. They were at the battles of Fort Donelson, Shiloh, North Virginia, Yorktown, Williamsburg, Seven Pines, Mechanicsville, Gaines Mill, Cold Harbour, Malvern Hill, Cedar Run, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, Shepards Town, Gettysburg, Chancellorsville, and Richmond. They served two months at Camp Sumter, Georgia, better known as Andersonville, as prison guards. In 1864, they were sent back to Alabama, arriving in Montgomery in May. They were then sent north to the Battle of Franklin and Nashville. John S. Franks was killed November 30, 1864 during the Battle of Franklin, Tennesse. | John S. Franks
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| 1464 | Findagrave memorial | Margaret Franks
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| 1465 | Nancy does not appear on 1860 census with Samuel. | Nancy Franks
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| 1466 | Findagrave memorial | Nealy Franks
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| 1467 | NEALY FRANKS Request Information (SS-5) SSN 417-09-1574 Residence: 35594 Winfield, Marion, AL Born 27 Mar 1892 Last Benefit: Died Jun 1967 Issued: AL (Before 1951) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Nealy Franks
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| 1468 | George W. "Rooster" Frassrand, age 71 of Daytona Beach, Fl formerly of Franklin County, passed away peacefully in his home, Saturday, November 6, 2010 in the presence of his loving family. "Rooster" graduated from St. Bernard Academy, in Coleman, AL, and then worked for his father at Franklin County Motors until 1968. He later relocated to Daytona Beach, FL. He was preceded in death by his parents, Francis Frassrand and Jo Anna Willis Frassrand and a sister, Jo Frances Webster. George is survived by his loving wife of 42 years, Raylene "Norma" Frassrand; son, George Frassrand, Jr. of Tullahoma; two daughters, Wendy Hannah of Sherwood and Karrie Gawlik of Daytona Beach, FL; 7 grandchildren; 5 grt grandchildren; a host of relatives and friends. Visitation is 5-8 PM Wednesday at Moore-Cortner Funeral Home. Funeral services will be 11 AM Thursday, November 11, 2010 at Moore-Cortner Chapel with interment at Franklin Memorial Gardens. | George Willis Frassrand
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| 1469 | Findagrave memorial | Jo Frances Frassrand
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| 1470 | Funeral for Jo Frances Frassrand Webster, 74, of Decatur was Monday, February 22, 2010, at 2 p.m. at Annunciation of the Lord Catholic Church with Rev. Father Ray Remke officiating and Roselawn Funeral Home directing. Burial was in Roselawn Cemetery. Visitation was from noon to 2 p.m. at the church. Mrs. Webster, who died Thursday, February 18, 2010, at Decatur General Hospital, was born December 30, 1935, in Dechard, Tenn., to the late Francis V. and Jo Anna Frassrand. She retired as a teacher from East Limestone School. She is survived by her husband of 52 years, William B. "Dub" Webster of Decatur; three sons, William B. Webster Jr. and wife, Karoline, of Harvest, Vince Webster and wife, Yvonne, of Harvest and Eric Webster and wife, Sarah, of Baton Rouge, La.; daughter, Shannon Garrison and husband, Rickey, of Decatur; brother, George Frassrand and wife, Raylene, of Daytona, Fla.; grandchildren, Cody Webster, Carson Webster, Connor Webster, Vin Webster and wife, Laura, Chris Webster, Ericka Garrison Zirbel and husband, John, Erin Garrison Anners and husband, Jeff, Heath Garrison and wife, Ashley, Trey Garrison, Faulkner Webster and Caleb Webster; and great-grandchildren, Emily Frances and Maggie Zirbel and Shannon Grace and Liam Anners. Pallbearers were Cody Webster, Carson Webster, Connor Webster, Vin Webster, Chris Webster, Heath Garrison, Trey Garrison, Faulkner Webster and Caleb Garrison. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Annunciation of the Lord Catholic Church building fund. | Jo Frances Frassrand
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| 1471 | There is a death record in Bedford County (1834)? Someone said that one of the first wives names was Lurany. Margy Sims told Grandmother(Vida Redd Sorrells) this is where the Indian blood comes into the Redd side of the family. She said that is was through the Freeman line. Cousin Charles MONK also confirms that his family always understood that Abner was Cherokee. Perhaps Nancy HAWKINS was Cherokee? Others say the REESE line. I have a Land Grant recorded 16 Mar 1835 to Abner FREEMAN in Lincoln Co., TN for 50 acres of land. Appointed by the court in Surry Co., NC to be a Patroller in Captain Witcher's District on Fishers River Feb 1814. 1810 Census of Surry Co., NC 1820 Census of Lincoln Co., TN 1829 Tax List on E. Fork Cane Ck. with 171 1830 Census of Lincoln Co., TN 1840 Census of Lincoln Co., TN1850 Census of Lincoln Co., TN Listed with the family is a Nancy BEARDEN age 27 with a daughter Josephine age 1 (Perhaps Nancy is a sister to Drucilla. A Nancy Glidewell married a William Bearden 10 December 1848 in Lincoln County, TN ) Listed in the 1850, Lincoln County, TN Census as a farmer with $2000 real estate. 1860 Census of Lincoln Co., TN lists Drucilla, age 38 with the children. Will recorded Lincoln Co., TN Will Book #2 signed 8 Mar 1850 with his mark. 1st I will that my just debts be paid out of my estate by him whom the court may appoint as administrator. 2nd I will that my homeplace being part of the tracts of land being more or less belong to my wife Drusilla & my minor heirs being six in number during her natural life or widowhood. But if she should marry then for the land to be rented out till the youngest child should come of age & after that it shall be sold & all of the six minors to have at least one hundred & fifty dollars before any of the rest of the children shall come in and as they come of age, my minors I want them to have their one hundred & fifty dollars and I want all my notes & accounts after collected and my just debts paid to be put out at interest for the schooling & raising of the children together with the ---- of the place. Signed sealed and acknowledged in presence of us. James Melson, James Barham, John G. Glidewell. "When Abner Freeman died, Drucilla's brother-in-law, James Barham gave all his children: Charlie, Tom, and Ruth-parts of the farm, and left Drucilla with just a homestead". (Fanny Freeman Davidson) At the time the farm was called the "Freeman Branch", and then became known as the "Barham Branch". My records on his family groups are from Grandmother's records that came through: Mabel A. Tucker, Rt 2, Box 170-A, Fayetteville, TN (931) 433-5991 Jul 21, 1840 lists an Elizabeth FREEMAN to William H. GIBSON in Lincoln Co., TN. There is no return of the license. Also Jun 11, 1841 a Letha FREEMAN to a John CRITCHET in Lincoln Co., TN. In my notes from conversations with my grandmother, Vida Redd Sorrells, she mentioned a Sarah J. Freeman who married William Owen Foster and went to TX. They were related to Ambrose Foster & Suzanne Medlin. (Perhaps these are their children.) Ambrose Foster from SC died in Lonesome Dove in Grapevine. The land for the old cemetery at Mt. Hermon was sold by Abner of Lincoln Co., TN. According to early deeds, this appears to be a part of the old Higginbotham tract purchased by William Higginbotham in 1810 and 1811. On October 15, 1830, one acre of land was deeded to Isaac Bennett, Peterson Grammar, and Henry Dean and their successors in office as trustees of the Meeting House at Mt. Hermon. Included in this transaction was the meeting house and all improvements thereon. Witnesses were William C. FREEMAN and James FREEMAN. | Abner Isaac Freeman
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| 1472 | The family is listed on the 1850 Lincoln Co., TN Census. | Andrew Jackson Freeman
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| 1473 | Findagrave memorial | Belinda Clemetine Freeman
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| 1474 | Findagrave memorial | Emma Lenora Freeman
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| 1475 | Findagrave memorial | Frances Jane Freeman
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| 1476 | She is believed to be buried in Hickory Hill Cemetery, next to Matilda Bledsoe, Hillsman's second wife. There is a fieldstone grave marker there. | Nancy Ruth Freeman
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| 1477 | He was a Confederate Soldier and died of the measles at Murfreesboro. He went outside in the rain to watch the battle and caught pneumonia. He was a Private in C Company, 8th Infantry. | Perry Green Freeman
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| 1478 | Findagrave memorial | William Berry Freeman
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| 1479 | Findagrave memorial | Millie Mae Friar
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| 1480 | Findagrave memorial | B. D. Frye
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| 1481 | Findagrave memorial | Minnie Frye
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| 1482 | Findagrave memorial | George Wilbur Fulmer
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| 1483 | Findagrave memorial | James Carleton Fulton
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| 1484 | Ohio birth record revealed James C Fulton was born on Sept 26, 1920 in Lucas County, Ohio. Mothers maiden name was Warrener. The 1940 census revealed James C Fulton (19) was a single soldier. Race: Canadian, he was born in Ohio. He was a private in the 2rd Bombardment Squadron, 5th Bombardment Group in Ewa, Honolulu, Hawaii. He had completed 4 years of High School. He had worked 36 weeks in 1939, his income in 1939 was $189. Marriage record revealed James Carlton Fulton (22) a soldier and Romona Hamblen (22) a sales lady, married on Nov 15, 1942 in Los Angeles, California. His parents were Le Roy Fulton and Ethel Warrener and her parents were William Henry Hamblen and Ada Sprayberry. The 1953 Chicopee, Massachusetts, City Directory revealed they lived on 1557 New Granby rd, Chicopee, Massachusetts. The S.S.D.I. (Social Security Death Index) issued in New Jersey before 1951 revealed James C. Fulton was born on September 26, 1920 and died on February 13, 2012. | James Carleton Fulton
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| 1485 | Findagrave memorial | Francis Paul Gahn
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| 1486 | Findagrave memorial | Henrik Colquhoun Gahn, Sr.
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| 1487 | Henrik C. (Hank) Gahn, age 89, passed away in his sleep at the Life Care Center of Gwinnett on September 20, 2015. A private memorial service will be held at the Sunset Hill Cemetery in Glen Carbon, IL. Hank was born August 12, 1926, in Chicago, IL and attended both Michigan State University and St. Louis University. He served his country proudly as a pilot in the Army Air Corp. and continued a love for flying the rest of his life. Hank began a long career in the beer industry in the late 1940's in St. Louis where he would later meet his future wife Patricia Ann Bramley. After their marriage in 1954, the couple moved to Northern California (San Mateo & San Jose) and later lived in Texas, Missouri, and Indiana before finally settling to the Atlanta, GA area in 2001 to be close to their son and daughter-in-law. Over the years Hank was an active member of the many Presbyterian Churches he belonged to across the country. He was also active for many years with both the Carmel, IN Lions Club and later the Cumming, GA American Legion and he loved the many travels taken with family members throughout his lifetime. Hank was both a wonderful husband and father who always displayed a great love for his family. Hank is survived by his only son Rick and daughter-in-law Emily of Alpharetta, GA. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to The American Legion Charities at http://www.legion.org/donate | Henrik Colquhoun Gahn, Sr.
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| 1488 | Findagrave memorial | Rosa Korn Gahn
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| 1489 | Born Rosa Korn Gahn on April 11, 1928 to Francis P Gahn and Selina Kull Gahn in Chicago, IL, Rosa was the youngest of three siblings. As a child she lived with her family in Illinois, Tennessee and Alabama. She graduated from Southeast Missouri College with degrees in Biology and English. She later completed a degree at Washington University in Library Science. Her career spanned the 1950's into 1990's with some interruption to raise two children. She worked in the Art and Reference rooms at the St. Louis Public Central Library, St. Louis University Law Library, and as the Librarian for the Law Library Association of St. Louis in the Civil Courts Building. She is preceded in death by her husband William H Wright, son David A Wright, and sister Kathryne Klein. She is survived by daughter Ellen E Wright, granddaughter Kaitlin E Wright and brother Henrik Gahn among other family members. She died at home on August 26, 2014 after a long incapacitation. A memorial service will take place at The Ethical Society of St. Louis, 9001 Clayton Rd, St. Louis, MO 63117 on Sunday, October 19, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. | Rosa Korn Gahn
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| 1490 | Findagrave memorial | Bridget A. Gallagher
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| 1491 | Findagrave memorial | Kizziah Gallop
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| 1492 | Findagrave memorial | Barbara Sue Gann
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| 1493 | Social Security Number: 422-09-6529 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 23457 Backbay, Virginia Beach (City), Virginia Virginia Beach, Virginia Beach (City), Virginia Death Benefit Localities ZIP Code: 23455 Virginia Beach, Virginia Beach (City), Virginia | William Raymond Gann
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| 1494 | Findgrave memorial | Patsy Ann Gardner
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| 1495 | Findagrave memorial | Lulu E. Garey
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| 1496 | Findagrave memorial | Owen Oscar Garner
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| 1497 | Findagrave memorial | Marion Broadus Garrett
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| 1498 | Findagrave memorial | Carl Franklin Garrison
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| 1499 | Findagrave memorial | Carol K. Garrison
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| 1500 | Carol K. Gore, 63, of Clanton died Friday, April 2, 2010, at Shelby Baptist Medical Center in Alabaster. She was born Wednesday, Aug. 14, 1946 in Fayette, daughter of the late Lomax Garrison and Ludene McDonald. She was a beautician. Surviving are her son, Tony Gore of Sevierville, TN; daughter, Sherry Gore of Thorsby; mother, Ludene Garrison of Thorsby; grandson, Andrew Edwards of Thorsby; great-grandson, Master Hazlee Edwards of Thorsby; brother, Harold Garrison of Thorsby; and sister, Myra Headley of Thorsby. She was preceded in death by her father, Lomax Garrison and brother, Franklin Garrison. Services were April 5, 2010 at 1 p.m. at Mt. Springs Methodist Church with Rev. Don Vanderslice and Kenneth Moates officiating. Interment will follow in Thorsby Memorial Cemetery in Thorsby. Martin Funeral Home directing. | Carol K. Garrison
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