Notes
Matches 1851 to 1900 of 3870
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| 1851 | Findagrave memorial | Rawley Henkins
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| 1852 | Findagrave memorial | Susan L. Henkins
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| 1853 | "Jay" was killed Feb. 22, 1972 when struck by a train while driving a Colonial Bakery bread truck; his job. | James Dudley Elmo Hensley
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| 1854 | Findagrave memorial | Maggie Herd
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| 1855 | Social Security Number: 247-22-6976 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 29630 Central, Pickens, South Carolina | Rufus Roscoe Herd
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| 1856 | Findagrave memorial | Hiram Herron
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| 1857 | Listed as Hiram Heren in 1880 census - Township 14, Beat 5 And 7, Walker Co., Alabama | Hiram Herron
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| 1858 | Findagrave memorial | Jane Herron
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| 1859 | Findagrave memorial | Missouri Herron
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| 1860 | Findagrave memorial | Pierce Herron
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| 1861 | Findagrave memorial | Thomas Herron
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| 1862 | Findagrave memorial | Alvin Pressley Hester
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| 1863 | Findagrave memorial | Clifton Eugene Hicklen
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| 1864 | She was unmarried in 1857. | Adeline Demarquis Hickman
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| 1865 | Findagrave memorial | Edwin Clinton Hickman
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| 1866 | Enlisted, 1776, from Culpeper County, Va., and served until the surrender of Cornwallis. | James Hickman
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| 1867 | Day and month from email of Mike Monroe, 11 June 2002. | James Lewis Hickman
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| 1868 | From WorldConnect, Tom Holwager, tomholwager@dellnet.com, which includes the following note: He was a soldier in the American Revolution. Clarence Hickman and his brother Hanson visited the Hickman graveyard and.." found Joel's stone, whichhad been pushed over by cows. He held the stone erect and I took a picture of it. On it is inscribed: 'Joel Hickman, Born Aug. 10 1761. Died July 16, 1852. He was a soldier of the Revolution." From Findagrave: JOEL HICKMAN was the son of Colonel JAMES HICKMAN [b. 1724 in Hanover County, VA; died 1816 in Clark County, KY] and HANNAH LEWIS [b. 1722 in Hanover County, VA; died 1822 in Clark County, KY]. He was born on 10 August 1761 in Culpeper County, Virginia and served as a soldier in the Revolutionary War for which he received a pension in Clark County, KY "for service as a private, 1779 - 1781". He was married to FRANCES GARETTA WILSON in 1788 in Culpeper County, VA and they became the parents of 12 children. They moved to Clark County, Kentucky in about 1794 and remained there until their deaths. | Joel Hickman
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| 1869 | On Findagrave: Lt. Joel D. Hickman was killed at Lexington Dec. 19, 1861. He was noble, generous and brave. | Joel Drake Hickman
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| 1870 | Middle name spelled "Terrill" in Edwin C's letter. | Polly Terrel Hickman
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| 1871 | (Medical):He was mortally wounded at the Battle of Stone River January 2, 1863 while gallantly leading his men. He died 2 days later on Jan. 4, 1863. | Capt. Robert Best Hickman
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| 1872 | She had several children. | Sarah Jane Hickman
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| 1873 | Middle name may be "Wester" or "Western" according to letter of Edwin Clinton Hickman written Pine Grove, KY, Aug 8, 1857. | Sophia Weston Hickman
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| 1874 | Findagrave memorial | Benjamin Isaac Higginbotham
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| 1875 | Findagrave memorial | Billy Travis Higginbotham
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| 1876 | Findagrave memorial | Charles Medford Higginbotham
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| 1877 | Obituary from www.ardmorechapel.com, 25 May 2012 Charles M. "Bunk" Higginbotham, 77 of Ardmore, Tennessee died on Thursday, May 24, 2012, at Lincoln Care Center in Fayetteville, Tennessee. Born Monday, October 22, 1934 in Athens, Alabama, he was the son of the late D.M. Higginbotham and the late Willie Mae McDonald Higginbotham. He was a lifelong resident of the Ardmore area. He served as a Deacon for over 30 years and was a member of Elkton Baptist Church. He enjoyed fishing, cattle farming, and spending time with his family. He was preceded in death by his parents and his first wife: Martha Nell Ferguson Higginbotham. Surviving are his wife: Rosie Curry Higginbotham of Ardmore, TN, sons, Jeffery (Lynn) Higginbotham of Mount Juliet, TN and Charles W. (Linda) Higginbotham of Ardmore, AL, step-sons: Barry (Jean) Curry of Prospect, TN and Bobby (Tracy) Curry of Moulton, AL, daughter, Frances (Tracy) Cross of Elkmont, AL, step-daughters: Janice (Danny) Davis of Prospect, TN and Tammie (Sonny) Miller of Prospect, TN, sister, Martha Ann Whitt of Huntsville, AL, sixteen grandchildren, and 21 great-grandchildren. [NOTE by IMM, Several of these grandchildren and great grandchildren are from the Curry side and not the Higginbotham side.] Funeral services will be at 2:00 PM on Sunday at Ardmore Chapel Funeral Home, Ardmore, Alabama with Bro. Sammy Brister officiating. Burial will be in Gatlin Cemetery, Ardmore, AL. Pallbearers will be grandsons and honorary pallbearers will be David Hardiman, Erskin Higginbotham, Doug Higginbotham, and Ray Higginbotham. | Charles Medford Higginbotham
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| 1878 | Findagrave memorial | Charles Tillman Higginbotham
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| 1879 | Findagrave memorial | Dentas Minford Higginbotham
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| 1880 | Mr. Denats M. Higginbotham, 84, of 31731 Stateline Road in Ardmore, TN, died Thursday, August 19, 1993 at Medical Center Hospital in Huntsville, AL. Funeral services were held Saturday, August 21, 1993 at 2:30 p.m. at Taylor Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Dalton Warden officiating. Burial followed in Gatlin Cemetery with Taylor Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Mr. Higginbotham was a deacon of Macedonia Baptist Church and one of the church's original founders. Survivors include one son, Charles Higginbotham of Ardmore, TN; one daughter, Ann Whitt of Huntsville, AL; one sister, Tinnie Hardiman Smith of Ardmore; five grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. [Your Community Shopper, Wednesday, August 15 1993, page B10] | Dentas Minford Higginbotham
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| 1881 | Findagrave memorial | Hoyt Glen Higginbotham
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| 1882 | Findagrave memorial | Richard Thomas Higginbotham
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| 1883 | Findagrave memorial | Joseph Henry Higgins
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| 1884 | Findagrave memorial | Allan Miles Hills
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| 1885 | Findagrave memorial | Susan Waring Hills
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| 1886 | Findagrave memorial | Virginia Barfield Hinde
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| 1887 | Findagrave memorial | Mary M. Hisle
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| 1888 | Findagrave memorial | Nellie Gray Hobbs
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| 1889 | Findagrave memorial | Beulah Hockaday
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| 1890 | Findagrave memorial | George Christi Faris Hockaday
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| 1891 | Findagrave memorial | Henry Clay Hockaday
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| 1892 | Findagrave memorial | James Addison Hockaday, Sr.
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| 1893 | Findagrave memorial | Lou Evaline Hockaday
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| 1894 | Findagrave memorial | Lucy Hockaday
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| 1895 | She came to a tragic end when quite young, about 8 yrs, -- by accidentally drinking some concentrate lye which someone had inadvertently left in a glass or cup on the dining room table. Death resulted after much suffering. | Lucy Hockaday
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| 1896 | Findagrave memorial | Richard Pickering Hockaday, Sr.
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| 1897 | Findagrave memorial | William L. Hockaday
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| 1898 | Findagrave memorial | William Michael Hockaday
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| 1899 | Findagrave memorial | William Schuyler Hockaday
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| 1900 | Date per Findagrave. | William Schuyler Hockaday
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