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| 1551 | Notes on death from Obituary published in Lincoln Co., Fayetteville Observer,TN newspaper, Thursday, July 25, 1912, copy found in a Bible of Mrs. Samuel McR. Callaway--Published in Lincoln Co., TN Bible Records, compiled by Mabel Abbott Tucker and Jane Warren Waller, published by Lincoln Co., TN, Pioneers, Vol 2, pgs. 158-160. He was descended from Dutch and French Hugenot ancestry, who came to America and settled in VA and NC that they might enjoy religious and civil liberty. He was a Confederate Soldier. (Obituary) There is a William Andrew Jackson who married Ann DeShazo. The source for this marriage to American Ann DeShazo is from the Heritage of Lafayette Co., MS, Vol 1, Part2, page 284, (F347L2 H471986)cited by Henry Savage, Peabody College, Nashville, TN 37205. We believe that this is not the same person. He lived in Lake County, FL from 1886-1901 (Source: His obituary) | William Jackson Glidewell
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| 1552 | Abner was born in 1792, a son of George Gloer of Wilkes & Madison counties, GA. CHILDREN 314. Susan Gloer, b. ca 1825. 315. Perlina Gloer, b. ca 1826. 316. Isaac Gloer, b. ca 1827; m. 1850 (284) Perlina Vaughan. 317. Joseph Gloer, b. ca 1833. 318. John S. Gloer, b. ca 1838. | Abner Gloer
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| 1553 | Findagrave memorial | Bonnie Goode
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| 1554 | Bonnie Hopwood, age 90, of Little Rock, Arkansas finished her Earthly journey and went to be with the Lord on Friday, April 26, 2013. She was born August 27, 1922 in Beebe, Arkansas to Cicero Collier Goode and Tilitha Ann Udora Furgerson. Bonnie was a long time resident of Hot Springs before moving to Little Rock where she was a member of Pleasant Valley Church of Christ. Bonnie was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Elbert Thomas Hopwood; three brothers, and one sister. She is survived by her son, Daniel Thomas Hopwood, of Little Rock; her daughter, Ann Marie Thompson (Gary), of Portland, Texas; two grandchildren, Heather and Garrison Thompson; and her sister Flodean Stewart, of Sherwood. Visitation will be held from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M., Monday, April 29, 2013 at Roller-Chenal Funeral Home (501)224-8300.Funeral Service will be held Tuesday, April 30, 2013 at the Roller-Chenal Funeral Home Chapel 13801 Chenal Parkway, Little Rock, AR at 10:00 A.M., followed by graveside service at Crestview Cemetery in Hot Springs, Arkansas at 2:00 P.M. Memorials may be made to the Eastern European Missions, c/o Pleasant Valley Church of Christ, 10900 Rodney Parham Road, Little Rock, Arkansas, 72212 or Southern Christian Home, 100 West Harding Street, Morrilton, Arkansas, 72110. The family wishes to extend their gratitude to all those who cared for Bonnie during these past few months. | Bonnie Goode
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| 1555 | Findagrave memorial | Judith Goode
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| 1556 | Findagrave memorial | Charles Jefferson Goolsby
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| 1557 | Findagrave memorial | John Franklin Goolsby
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| 1558 | Findagrave memorial | Jonas R. Goolsby
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| 1559 | Findagrave memorial | Lela Goolsby
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| 1560 | Findagrave memorial | Lillie Goolsby
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| 1561 | Findagrave memorial | Lymon Hollis Goolsby, Jr.
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| 1562 | Findagrave memorial | Lymon Hollis Goolsby
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| 1563 | Findagrave memorial | Vandiver R. Goolsby
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| 1564 | Findagrave memorial | Willie Estelle Goolsby
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| 1565 | Findagrave memorial | Cassandra Gordon
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| 1566 | Findagrave memorial | Margaret Ann Gordon
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| 1567 | Findagrave memorial | Sarah Ann Gosa
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| 1568 | Findagrave memorial | William Wesley Gosa
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| 1569 | Findagrave memorial | Teresa A. Gosnell
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| 1570 | Findagrave memorial | James Grace
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| 1571 | Findagrave memorial | Margaret Francis Grady
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| 1572 | Army Veteran of World War II | Chester J. Grandys
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| 1573 | Findagrave memorial | Rev. Joseph Veach Granlee
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| 1574 | An M.E. minister. | Rev. Joseph Veach Granlee
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| 1575 | Findagrave memorial | Emma C. Graves
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| 1576 | not married in 1921 | Emma C. Graves
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| 1577 | Findagrave memorial | Ever M. Graves
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| 1578 | He was a harness, saddle and shoe maker. | Franklin Graves
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| 1579 | Findagrave memorial | George Edward Graves
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| 1580 | George was a preacher at Salem Primitive Baptist Church, and his father Houston was a deacon of that church. | George Edward Graves
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| 1581 | Findagrave memorial | Houston Graves
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| 1582 | Houston served with Co. A, 48th Alabama Inf. during the Civil War, and filed for a soldier’s pension in 1913. He was on the Blount County Muster Roll of Capt. A. J. Allridge (or Allredge) Company of the 48th Regiment, Alabama Volunteers, in the service of the Confederate States for three years of during the war unless sooner discharged. He is listed along with his brothers Franklin and Charles and a Hastin Graves. Houston enlisted April 7, 1862. He was wounded at Manassas, and sent to Point Lookout, Maryland. He was on the list of killed and injured in Tallfarro's Brigade from the time General Lee took command at Gordonsville until the army left the valley camp near Snickersnec (?) in Jan. 1863. The roster shows last pay March 30, 1863. One report shows he was paroled and home on leave at time of surrender, and another report says he deserted. One record shows he was captured at Deep Bottom, VA, Aug. 14, 1864, and was held until the end of the Civil War, April 9, 1865. It is probable that some of these records belong to nephews or others of the same name. When he registered with the State of Alabama on 2 March 1921 as a pensioner of the State, all his children were living. Miss Alice Graves of Liberty, AL was listed as a mute; no indication was given that she was also blind. | Houston Graves
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| 1583 | Findagrave memorial | infant twin Graves
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| 1584 | Findagrave memorial | infant twin Graves
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| 1585 | died in infancy | infant twin Graves
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| 1586 | Findagrave memorial | James Graves
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| 1587 | Died 12 Dec. 1873 at the residence of his son, Houston, in Blount Co., AL. He appeared in the 1830 census of Blount Co., AL, with 2 males under 5, 2 males 5 to 10, 1 female under 5, 1 female 5 to 10, and 1 female 30 to 40 (his wife). He was not in the 1840 census, but was again listed in Blount Co. in 1850. By this time, three of his older sons had married and appeared in the Blount Co. census with their families. An account of the administration of the estate of James Graves appears in Book A, Probate Records, Blount Co., AL. J. W. Moore was appointed administrator. In the administration records for the estate of James, it was stated that son John Graves was then living in Greene Co., AL; that Franklin Graves was thena resident of Morgan Co., AL; and that son Charles Graves had gone to Louisiana, where he died, leaving heirs, but their names were unknown. | James Graves
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| 1588 | Some census records state Jesse was born in Alabama. In the administration of the estate of James Graves (Jesse's father), the statement was made that Savilla White, Fayette Co., AL, was an heir of Jesse. | Jesse Graves
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| 1589 | He was a blacksmith. | John Graves, Jr.
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| 1590 | Findagrave memorial | John Houston Graves
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| 1591 | Findagrave memorial | Louvena Graves
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| 1592 | Recorded on the 1920 and 1930 censuses in Liberty, Blount Co., AL. | Louvena Graves
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| 1593 | Name might be H.P. | M. P. Graves
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| 1594 | Findagrave memorial | Margaret Graves
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| 1595 | Findagrave memorial | Margaret Alice Graves
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| 1596 | Known as Alice. She was blind and mute. Lived with sister Louvena in 1920 and 1930. | Margaret Alice Graves
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| 1597 | Her sister Nancy married Little Berry's brother Mahlon. | Martha Graves
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| 1598 | Findagrave memorial | Martha Alabama Graves
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| 1599 | In 1920 “Mattie” was listed as a 42-year old widow in Elmore, OK. | Martha E. Graves
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| 1600 | Findagrave memorial | Maud Graves
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