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Matches 1751 to 1800 of 3870
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| 1751 | Findagrave memorial | Margaret M. "Maggie" Hardiman
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| 1752 | Findagrave memorial | Martha Jane Hardiman
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| 1753 | Findagrave memorial | Mary America E. Hardiman
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| 1754 | Findagrave memorial | Mary Etta Hardiman
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| 1755 | Findagrave memorial | Mary J. Hardiman
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| 1756 | Mary Jane Hardiman was born Jan. 14, 1817 in Virginia, the daughter of Thomas & Mary Polly "Anderson" Hardiman. She married Hardin Griggs Jan. 19, 1837 in Limestone County, Alabama. Hardin Griggs was born Aug. 11, 1812 in Virginia, and died Apr. 9, 1881 in Giles Co., Tenn.! Hardin & Mary Jane had 10 children; Catherine Derr, Hardin Griggs Jr., William J. Griggs, Elizabeth F. Griggs, Anna C. Griggs, John L. Griggs, Willis A. Griggs, Mary M. Bass, Amanda S. McMillon, and Sarah L. Lunsford. | Mary J. Hardiman
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| 1757 | Findagrave memorial | Mary Louisa Hardiman
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| 1758 | DEATH: From Morgan County Alabama Tidbits, Vol. 1, Births, Marriages, Deaths and Other Interesting Items from The Alabama Enquirer (1887-1901) page 39-June 13, 1889-Personal and general- Mrs. J. T. Hawk died at her home in Hartselle, this Thursday morning, June 13th, after being confined to her bed for over 18 months with dropsy. She was a good woman and it is hoped that she has gone to the Land of Rest. [From Richard Childers] | Mary Louisa Hardiman
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| 1759 | Findagrave memorial | Ollis Jackson Hardiman
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| 1760 | Findagrave memorial | Permelia D. Hardiman
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| 1761 | Findagrave memorial | Polly Warren Hardiman
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| 1762 | Findagrave memorial | Robert Earl Hardiman
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| 1763 | Findagrave memorial | Sarah Elizabeth Hardiman
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| 1764 | Findagrave memorial | Viva May Hardiman
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| 1765 | Findagrave memorial | William Melvin Hardiman
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| 1766 | Findagrave memorial | James Walter Harding
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| 1767 | Findagrave memorial | Charles I. Hardwick
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| 1768 | Findagrave memorial | Fleming Thomas Hardwick
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| 1769 | Findagrave memorial | Ida Jane Hardwick
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| 1770 | Brechin (Bricken) site gives death date of December 03, 1953 | Ida Jane Hardwick
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| 1771 | Findagrave memorial | James E. Hardwick
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| 1772 | James Hardwick died at the home of his son, Frank, six miles southeast of Carrollton Thursday morning, December 21, 1911 at 3:00 a.m. of Bright's Disease, age 72 years. Mr. Hardwick was one of the old native born Carroll Countians, he having been born in what is now known as Wakenda Township in 1839. Mr. Hardwick had been a familiar figure in Carrollton since it was a village and he had an extended acquaintance here, for he had always lived within a radius of a few miles of Carrollton. His last visit to Carrollton was the latter part of last week. His fatal illness was of only four days. Mr. Hardwick's wife, who was a Miss Gosnell, died nearly twenty years ago, leaving three daughters and one son. All four are still living--Mrs. Nettie Winfrey, of Colorado; Mrs. Millard Dunn, of Atwood, Kansas; Mrs. Walter Woolston, and Frank Hardwick of this county. For many years Mr. Hardwick had lived with his son. Mr. Hardwick was a member of the M. E. Church, South, for a long time. The funeral arrangements will not be completed till the daughters can be heard from. Interment will take place at the Cary Cemetery. | James E. Hardwick
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| 1773 | Findagrave memorial | James W. T. Hardwick
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| 1774 | Findagrave memorial | Mahala Hardwick
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| 1775 | Findagrave memorial | Mariah H. Hardwick
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| 1776 | Findagrave memorial | Martha Elizabeth Hardwick
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| 1777 | Findagrave memorial | Mary Cyrena Hardwick
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| 1778 | Findagrave memorial | Sarah Arrena Hardwick
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| 1779 | Findagrave memorial | Thomas Hardwick, Jr.
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| 1780 | Excerpted from Beman/King Genealogy by Virgil Hoftiezer; May 1997. The earliest existing documented record of Thomas Hardwick is a Real Estate and Personal Property Tax list from Buckingham County, Virginia. Thomas Hardwick appeared on this tax list from 1782 until 1801 (he owned from one to four salves at each listing). It is believed that Thomas Hardwick married Elizabeth _______3 in Buckingham County sometime around 1776. There is a Thomas Hardwick listed in Madison County, Kentucky in the 1800 census, but whether this is the correct Thomas Hardwick is not proven. Two sources list Thomas' birthdate and birth place as either 1750 in Amherst county, Virginia4 or as 1755 in Albemarle county Virginia5. Thomas Hardwick,Sr. was listed on the Adair County, Kentucky tax list in 1806 (but not 1805). He died in Adair County Kentucky in March of 1807. His will, written 28 February 1807, was probated in Adair County, KY on 6 April 1807. | Thomas Hardwick
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| 1781 | Findagrave memorial | William H. Hardwick
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| 1782 | Mr. Hardwick Succumbed to Protracted Illness Tuesday Morning Was In 89th Year William Henry Hardwick, a life long citizen of Carroll county, passed away in Wakenda Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock, after a protracted illness of many months. This native son of Carroll county was amongst the oldest, if not the oldest native born citizen in the county. He was in his 89th year. Thomas Hardwick, the father of the subject of this sketch, was born in Virginia, and came to this county after residing for a short time in Adair county, Ky. Being among the first settlers here he had to go to adjoining counties to get enough men to raise a house. He built what is known as the "Hardwick mill" on Wakenda creek. Wm. H. was the oldest son and fourth child of Thomas Hardwick and was born in this county December 25, 1834, in Eugene township. In 1850 he went to California in company with his father where he resided about two years. Returning to this county he permanently located and engaged in farming. The deceased served in Captain Cary's company, Hale's regiment of militia during the civil war. At the age of 18 in the year 1853, W. H. Hardwick married Miss Sarah Bricken and was the father of 12 children, 6 of whom died either in infancy or before reaching the age of maturity. Charles one of his sons died about six years ago. The wife also preceded the husband in death many years. The surviving children James, Miss Rena of the home address, Mrs. D. L. Thomas of Wakenda, Mrs. J. H. Gray of DeWitt and Mrs. S. R. Arterburn of this city. These combined with many other relatives and friends are left to mourn the going of this highly respected person. As a farmer, Mr. Hardwick, was prosperous and successful. He owned many acres of land in Eugene Twp. At one time he also had one of the choicest orchards in the county. Thru the long years of toil and labor, he established a reputation of being one of the leaders in his community and reluctantly gave advice to those seeking it on hard questions. His long associations with the out door life and the hard toil of pioneer life developed a constitution sufficiently strong to carry this aged citizen the 89th milestone. He served his day and in doing so left a name that will long stand for this one leader in the agriculture pursuit. In early life Mr. Hardwick became a member of the Methodist church. After professing the faith he adherd to the principles and doctrine of his church and was during his active life, one of the leaders in this work. Thus the life of another Carroll county pioneer has come to a close. One by one they pass on, but their work in settling Carroll county and starting it on its upward climb will always be referred to and held with reverence by those who have studied and realize the conditions that existed in those days. Mr. Hardwick was well known and liked and will be missed by a circle of citizens. Source: Carrollton Democrat, August 10, 1923 | William H. Hardwick
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| 1783 | Findagrave memorial | Irene Hargrave
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| 1784 | Irene Hargrave Whitt, 82, of Ardmore, TN, died Monday, June 3, 1996, in the Lincoln Skill Care Center, Fayetteville, TN. Funeral services were held Thursday, June 6, at 2 p.m. in the Taylor Funeral Home Chapel with Douglas Eubanks officiating. Burial was in the Gatlin Cemetery with Taylor Fuenral Home in charge. Mrs. Whitt was the wife of the late John A. Whitt. She was a member of Ardmore Church of Christ and a retail grocery store manager. Survivors include one son, Bobby Minor of Ardmore; two brothers, J. D. Hargrave and Colman Hargrave of Florida; three sisters, Evelyn Bond and Beatrice Anderson both of Louisville, KY, and Faye Sharp of Ardmore, TN; one grandson, Morris Minor of Texas; three great-grandchildren. [All of these Hargrave's were incorrectly listed in this obit as Hargrove] | Irene Hargrave
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| 1785 | Findagrave memorial | Charles Tillmon Hargrove
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| 1786 | Findagrave memorial | Sara Ann Hargrove
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| 1787 | Birthplace Tennessee per 1880 Giles County Census | Sara Ann Hargrove
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| 1788 | Findagrave memorial | Sarah Elizabeth Hargrove
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| 1789 | Findagrave memorial | Sarah Virginia Hargrove
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| 1790 | Findagrave memorial | John L. Harkness
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| 1791 | Funeral services for Mr. John L. Harkness, age 86 of Fayette, were held Sunday, December 7, 2008 at 2:00 pm from Nelson Funeral Home chapel. Burial followed in Camp Comfort Cemetery. Glen Edmonds officiated. Mr. Harkness was born November 14, 1922 to Lossen and Lula Savannah Aldridge Harkness. He passed away Thursday, December 4, 2008 at his residence. Mr. Harkness enlisted for World War II at Fort McClellan, Alabama 9 January 1943. Enlistment was for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law. He reached the rank of PFC while serving in the U.S. Army earning the Bronze Star and Purple Heart. He was preceded in death by his parents, wife: Eloise Atkinson Harkness, son: Ronald Wayne Harkness and grandson: Jonathan Gabriel Fuqua. Survivors include two sons: Kenneth Eric "Rick" Harkness of Fayette, William Dennis Harkness of Fayette, three daughters: Marla Lynn Fuqua of Hartselle, Janie Cheryl Franklin of Ft. Worth, TX, Donnise Perry of Tuscaloosa, sister: Thelma Valerine Edmonds, 14 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren. Pallbearers were: Seth Harkness, Shane Harkness, Joshua Fuqua, Kendal Harkness, Scott Perry, Allan Perry, and Bobby Sekaquaptewa. | John L. Harkness
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| 1792 | John L. was son of K. Lossen and Lula Savannah Aldridge Harkness, husband of Eloise Atkinson Harkness, father of Ronald Wayne, Donnise, Janie Cheryl, William Dennis, Marla Lynn, and Kenneth Eric Harkness He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Eloise Atkinson Harkness; son, Ronald W. Harkness and grandson, Jonathan Gabriel Fuqua. | John L. Harkness
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| 1793 | BIOGRAPHY: John Harmon had the dubious honor as being the 1st person sentenced to prison in the State of Missouri for the murder of ?. Died in prison. Moved to Carroll Co. MO about 1836. | John Harmon
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| 1794 | Findagrave memorial | Alice G. Harper
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| 1795 | Findagrave memorial | Margaret Harper
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| 1796 | Findagrave memorial | Mary A. Harper
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| 1797 | Findagrave memorial | Rebecca Jane Harper
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| 1798 | Findagrave memorial | A. G. Harrell
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| 1799 | Findagrave memorial | Adley Newton Harris
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| 1800 | Findagrave memorial | Elizabeth Harris
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