Notes
Matches 1601 to 1650 of 3870
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| 1601 | Her sister Martha married Mahlon's brother Berry. | Nancy Graves
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| 1602 | Birth and death dates are from the SSDI. Last residence was Healdton, Carter Co., OK. | Noah Graves
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| 1603 | Findagrave memorial | Seviller Graves
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| 1604 | alt. spelling: Survilla | Seviller Graves
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| 1605 | Findagrave memorial | Walter Lee Graves
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| 1606 | Findagrave memorial | Welthy Graves
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| 1607 | Email from James T. Newell (g-grandson) indicates that correct spelling is Welthy although it is often seen as Wilthy. | Welthy Graves
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| 1608 | Findagrave memorial | Arthur Beverly Gray
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| 1609 | Findagrave memorial | Eilene Ruth Gray
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| 1610 | Findagrave memorial | Everett Paul Gray
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| 1611 | Findagrave memorial | Forest Dale Gray, Sr.
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| 1612 | President and CEO of Speakeasy Ales and Lagers, San Francisco, California. | Forest Dale Gray, Jr.
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| 1613 | Findagrave memorial | Herbert Floyd Gray
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| 1614 | Another source gives middle name as "Monroe". | James Minis Gray
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| 1615 | 1 NOTE From the book, History of Brown Co. OH. Huntinton Towship John Gray and his wife, Mary (Stewart) Gray, moved from Nicholas CO., KY., to Huntington Township about the year 1799. They were the parents of a large family of children. They were both quite old when they were called from earth. Joseph Gray, their son, is now the owner of the real estate on which his father settled on locating in Ohio. Joseph Gray was born near where he now resides, on the Aberdeen and Zanesville pike in 1799. In 1817,he was married to Jane Kigore, of Nicholas Co., KY, who died afew years ago. Mr. Gray is now the oldest person living in the township who was aborn within it. | John Gray, Sr.
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| 1616 | Findagrave memorial | John Henry Gray
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| 1617 | Findagrave memorial | Joseph Gray
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| 1618 | Findagrave memorial | Lillie Mildred Gray
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| 1619 | Findagrave memorial | Mary Elizabeth Gray
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| 1620 | Findagrave memorial | Mary Margaret Gray
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| 1621 | Findagrave memorial | Maude Gray
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| 1622 | Findagrave memorial | Minnie Jane Gray
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| 1623 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | O. G. Gray
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| 1624 | Findagrave memorial | Opal Isabelle Gray
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| 1625 | Findagrave memorial | Otto Stewart Gray
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| 1626 | Findagrave memorial | Paul Henry Gray
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| 1627 | Findagrave memorial | Ruth Blanche Gray
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| 1628 | Findagrave memorial | Rev Thomas Lafayette Gray
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| 1629 | Findagrave memorial | Thomas Milton Gray
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| 1630 | Findagrave memorial | Walter David Gray
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| 1631 | Findagrave memorial | William Stewart Gray
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| 1632 | Findagrave memorial | Beulah May Green
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| 1633 | Findagrave memorial | Ronald Harris Green
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| 1634 | Died unmarried | Isaac Newton Greene
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| 1635 | Other sources give date of birth - abt. 1692 | Winifred Greene
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| 1636 | Findagrave memorial | Mary Grice
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| 1637 | Findagrave memorial | Halbert A. Griffin
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| 1638 | Findagrave memorial | Hardin Griggs
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| 1639 | Findagrave memorial | John L. Griggs
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| 1640 | Mary Anne (Grove) Mapel sang in Dutch per grandson George Throckmorton Mapel. She was a Baptist, smoked a pipe, and was very active. | Mary Anne Grove
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| 1641 | Findagrave memorial | Mary Jane Grubbs
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| 1642 | Findagrave memorial | Holley Guin
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| 1643 | Findagrave memorial | Allie Gulley
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| 1644 | Findagrave memorial | Martha F. Guttery
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| 1645 | Mary, daughter of Charles Gwatkins, Jr., and Catherine Clayton (dau. Johm Willis Clayton & Mary Clayton), was born 13 April 1810. Her paternal grandfather, Charles Gwatkins, Sr., died in 1806, a Captain in the Revolutionary War, who had married 6 November 1767 Mary Callaway (d. 1829), a daughter of Richard Callaway and Frances Walton. | Mary Ann Gwatkins
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| 1646 | Findagrave memorial | Dorothy Haines
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| 1647 | Mrs. Dorothy Fox died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. L. Walters, near Brock, Monday, October 24, aged 91 years. She had been in frail health for a number of years, having fallen eight years ago and fractured her hip, since which time she had been confined to her bed. Mrs. Fox was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Haines, deceased, and was born near Kirby, October 15, 1820, and lived in that community all her life where she was well known by her friends and neighbors. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. She was united in marriage with John Fox, whose death occurred fourteen years ago. She is survived by eight sons and daughters: Eli, Taylor and William Fox, of Kirby; Luther Fox, of Morgantown, W. Va.; C. C. Fox, of Morrisville; Daily Fox, of Los Angeles, Cal.; Mrs. John L. (Jane) Walters, of Brock, and Mrs. George (Maggie) Patterson, of Waynesburg. One brother also survives, C. C. Haines, of Plano, Iowa. | Dorothy Haines
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| 1648 | Findagrave memorial | Peter Haines
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| 1649 | Findagrave memorial | Elizabeth Halbert
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| 1650 | Findagrave memorial | Rev. James Ira Halbert, Sr.
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