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1501	Findagrave memorial	Edd Garrison
1502	Findagrave memorial	Eula Garrison
1503	Findagrave memorial	James Calvin Garrison
1504	Findagrave memorial	James Robert Garrison
1505	Findagrave memorial	John W. Garrison
1506	Findagrave memorial	Leon Garrison
1507	Findagrave memorial	Lomax Garrison
1508	Findagrave memorial	Mary E. Garrison
1509	Findagrave memorial	Samuel Harkins Garrison
1510	Findagrave memorial	Harvey Alexander Gartman, Jr.
1511	Findagrave memorial	Eula Mae Gates
1512	Eula Mae McConnell, 77, of Lawrenceburg, TN, formerly of Ardmore, AL, died Sunday, January 21, 2007, at Countryside Rehabilitation in Lawrenceburg. Funeral services will be Wednesday, January 24, at 2 p.m. at Ardmore Memorial Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. Billy Joe Sharp officiating. Burial will be in the Gatlin Cemetery in Ardmore with Ardmore Memorial Funeral Home in charge. Eula Mae was born March 27, 1929 in Pettusville, AL, to Joe Wheeler Gates and Susie Pearl Watkins Gates. She was of the Baptist faith. She was preceded in death by husbands, Harold Brown Culps and Woodrow Cole McConnell. Survivors include two daughters, Kathie (Jackie) Bonee of Lawrenceburg, TN, and Mary Jo (Steve) Powers of Toney, AL; five grandchildren, Scott Lovett, Bobbie Lynn Garland, Nichole Smith, Stefanie Reyer and Jessica Garland; and 13 great-grandchildren.	Eula Mae Gates
1513	Findagrave memorial	Americus Sufronia Ann Gatlin
1514	Findagrave memorial	George C. Gentry
1515	Findagrave memorial	James Noland Gentry
1516	Findagrave memorial	Joel O. Gentry
1517	Findagrave memorial	Sarah Rebecca George
1518	Findagrave memorial	Elsie Bertha Gey
1519	Findagrave memorial	Bartolo Ghidotti
1520	Findagrave memorial	Bert Ghidotti
1521	Findagrave memorial	Charles Baptist Ghidotti
1522	Findagrave memorial	Dora Ghidotti
1523	Mrs. Dora Thrasher Robinson, 79, of Rt. 3, Ardmore died Wednesday at a Huntsville hospital. The funeral will be Friday at 11 a.m. at Rainey Funeral Home chapel. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery [now known as Delap Cemetery]. The Rev. Richard Hudson and the Rev. Wheeler Kidd will officiate. Survivors include her husband, Arthur Robinson, a sister Mrs. Sarah Coulter of Ardmore; a foster son, Elmer Price of Ardmore; and three step-daughters Mrs. Opal Robinson, Mrs. Leo Coulter and Mrs. Bettye Danclene, all of Detroit, Mich.	Dora Ghidotti
1524	Findagrave memorial	James Crawford Ghidotti
1525	Findagrave memorial	John Baptist Ghidotti
1526	Findagrave memorial	Leo Ghidotti
1527	Findagrave memorial	Michael Ghidotti
1528	Findagrave memorial	Sarah Neutonia Ghidotti
1529	Mrs. Sarah was the daughter of Michael Ghidotti and America Tennessee Virginia Clements. She married George Dewey Coulter the son of General Negley Coulter and Rachel Elizabeth Dunn. They were the parents of 10 children: General Leo, Leroy, Virginia Elizabeth, George Michael, Imogean, Dora Dean, Frank Alvie, G. D., Mary Ann and Cathy Coulter. **** Funeral services for Sarah G. Coulter, 89, of 1940 Stateline Road, Ardmore, will be 2:30 p.m. today at First Baptist Church of Ardmore with Rev. Wheeler Kidd and Rev. Sammy Brister officiating. Burial will be in Gatlin Cemetery with Taylor Funeral Home in charge. Mrs. Coulter died Tuesday at Huntsville Hospital East. She was a member of First Baptist Church of Ardmore, and was preceded in death by her husband, George D. Coulter. Mrs. Coulter is survived by five sons, Leo Coulter, Prospect, Tenn., Leroy Coulter, Dauphin Island, and Mike Coulter, Frank Coulter, all of Ardmore; four daughters, Virginia Butler, Dora Dean Watson, and Imojean Delfunt, all of Ardmore, and Ann Mitchell Madison, 23 grandchildren, 41 great-grandchildren, and six great-great- grandchildren. [The News Courier, Athens, AL, Thursday, May 25, 1995, page 3A]	Sarah Neutonia Ghidotti
1530	per Findagrave	Sarah Neutonia Ghidotti
1531	Findagrave memorial	Christopher Columbus Gibbs
1532	Findagrave memorial	John Abner Gibson
1533	Findagrave memorial	Emily R. Gilbert
1534	Findagrave memorial	Fredrick Marvin Gilbert
1535	Findagrave memorial	Grace Elizabeth Gilbert
1536	Findagrave memorial	Leana Frances Gilbert
1537	Findagrave memorial	Lucy Jane Gilbert
1538	Findagrave memorial	Mace Humphrey Gilbert
1539	Findagrave memorial	Margaret Gilbert
1540	Findagrave memorial	Thomas H. Gilbert
1541	"Kentucky Marriages to 1850" database on Ancestry.com gives spelling of last name as "Gilmore."	George Gilmour
1542	Died unmarried.	Mary F. Gilmour
1543	Findagrave memorial	Drucilla Elizabeth Glidewell
1544	She is listed in the 1860 Lincoln Co., TN Census. She has $1000 Real Estate and $450 Personal Property.	Drucilla Elizabeth Glidewell
1545	Listed in the 1850 Lincoln Co., TN Census	John G. Glidewell
1546	Some researchers note that she is the one who married the REDDICK. The Lincoln Co., marriage records record: Martha A. GLIDWELL to Ada S. REDDICK 21 Mar 1853.	Margaret E. Glidewell
1547	Findagrave memorial	Thomas Henderson Glidewell, Sr.
1548	Goodspeed's Biographies, 1890, Central AR, Saline Co., Biography of Thomas H. Glidewell, Jr. stated that he had been married four times. "At the early age of seventeen years (1814), Thomas H. Glidewell (Jr.), the subject of this sketch, began life as a farmer on rented land in Central TN (Lincoln County). After ten years of farming (in 1842) he joined a colony of thirty-one families, en route to Dallas Co., TX. As most of the colonists died there, Mr. Glidewell only remained until fall. The colony was planted by Mercer, who received a large tract of land from the Territory, provided he would settle it by a certain time. Mr. Glidewell received 640 acres of land for his portion, but the locality proved so unhealthy that he left. His father-in-law and brother-in-law were buried there, and his wife (Leath A. Simmons) and mother, four years later, secured a title to the 1,280 acres given to them. In 1847, Mr. Glidewell settled on Saline River, within two miles of Benton, acting as overseer for two years for Gren B. Hughes. In 1851 he entered the land on which he now lives, under the graduation law, for 12 1/2 cents per acre. This farm now (1890) consists of 160 acres, with eighty acres under cultivation. His first wife was Leath A. (Letha?) Simons who became the mother of ten children, seven of whom survive(1890). Drucilla(widow of James Eddleman, living in this county-Saline, AR) James H. (in this town) H.E. (in Little Rock, and the present treasurer of Pulaski Co., AR) Francis (in Hot Springs) Louisa (wife of John Leath) Alfred (in the state of OR) Mrs. Glidewell (Leath A. Simmons) died in 1857, a member of the Baptist Church. Mr. Glidewell's second marriage was to Miss Martha Leach(a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church) in 1858. She died in 1874. In 1875 he married to Mrs. Melissa Mayo(Mays), from whom he was separated in 1878. His fourth marriage (in 1878) was to Miss Susan Reany (daughter of Timothy and Mary Reaney, who were natives of TN). By this union there were nine children, seven of whom are living(1890). Doctor A. (deceased) Finnis Nellie L. Angie William Samuel Addie (deceased) Wyatt and Winnie(twins) Mr. Glidewell served a few months in the Confederate home guards, and was taken to Little Rock by the United States troops and imprisoned for three weeks. At the close of the war, he found himself nearly broken up. He has been justice of the peace for three years, and served his township as constable for nine years. He is a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, while his wife (apparently Susan Reaney) has line her faith with the Baptists. The I.O.O.F. also claim him asa member. He votes with the Democratic party, and is throughly imbued with the spirit of improvement. Mrs. Glidewell is the daughter of Timothy and Mary Reaney, who were natives of TN".	Thomas Henderson Glidewell, Jr.
1549	He supposedly served in the Indian Wars that occurred while he was yet a young man living in VA, from which state he came to TN in the early part of the 19th Century (Source: Obituary of his son-William Jackson.) He was soldier in the War of 1812, being in the battles of Norfolk and Richmond, VA ( Information provided by Mrs. K. Norton Gill, Rt. 2, Box 967, Hayti, MO 63851 from Mrs. Leister E. Presley, 1708 West Center Ave. Searcy, AR 72143, who copied it from " Goodspeed's Biographies- 1890-Saline County, AR) He was an overseer in NC for some 4 years, moving from there in 1823, settling in Lincoln Co., TN where he bought wild land and soon made himself a home and farm, keeping a country inn. (Some more research should be done on the time period of coming to Lincoln Co., TN-there are no records to record the death of his first wife, and marriage to his 2nd wife in Lincoln Co.,TN). He was a Tavern Keeper in 1826/27 in Lincoln Co., TN, (TN Vol II, p 204) "Thomas Glidewell is permitted to keep a tavern in this county at his own house for twelve months, who entered into bond and security, 2nd Jan 1826". Remaining there until 1857, he then moved to Cape Girardeau, MO, near Jackson. While in TN, he was Captain in the State Militia, and was know as Colonel Glidewell. After coming to MO he engaged in farming for 2 years, dying in 1861. Member of the Baptist Church, (Goodspeeds Biographies 1890, Saline County, AR) 1840 Census Lincoln Co., TN 1850 Lincoln Co., TN Census lists: Thomas 53 VA Agnes 37 VA Margaret 14 TN Terry M 13 TN Wilson M 10 TN Alexander 8 TN Virginia 6 TN Luciles M 4 TN Americus M 2 TN Obadiah 10/12 TN Another source lists children Atlanta Terry Babe Rufus There is a Nancy GLIDEWELL who married William BEARDEN in Lincoln Co., TN 10 Oct 1848. She is living with Drucilla & Abner in the 1850 Census. She is listedas 27 born in TN with a daughter Josephine BEARDEN age 1 born in TN. A researcher: Randy Bearden, 311 Peacock Dr., Ashdown, AR e-mail: rbearden@arkansas.net (1998) is a descendant of this Nancy.	Thomas Henderson Glidewell, Sr.
1550	Findagrave memorial	William Jackson Glidewell

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