Family Records » The Kull Family Website

Matches 2351 to 2400 of 3870

	Notes	Linked to
2351	Findagrave memorial	Henry T. Mashburn
2352	Findagrave memorial	Mat R. Mashburn
2353	Findagrave memorial	Melvin B. Mashburn
2354	Findagrave memorial	Otis M. Mashburn
2355	Findagrave memorial	Pauline Mashburn
2356	Findagrave memorial	William A. Mashburn
2357	Findagrave memorial	Agnes Elizabeth Mason
2358	Agnes Elizabeth Coulter, 82 of Ardmore, Alabama died on Monday, April 1, 2013, at her home. Born Sunday, March 8, 1931 in Toney, Alabama. She was a member of Pettusville Church of Christ and enjoyed yard sales. She loved her children and grand-children and great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband: George Michael "Mike" Coulter, a son: Michael Anthony "Tony" Coulter, and a grandson: Brandon Payne. Surviving are son, Roger Dale Coulter of Ardmore, AL, daughter-in-laws: Teresa & Genna Coulter, sister, Mamie Chandler of Decatur, AL, grandchildren: Chris, Jene, Brittney, Clayton, James, Amanda, Jessica, Christopher, JoAnna, and Katelyn, and 18 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 10:00 AM on Thursday, April 4, 2013, at Ardmore Chapel Funeral Home, Ardmore, Alabama with Bro. Ronnie Holt officiating. Burial will be in Gatlin Cemetery, Ardmore, AL. The family will receive friends from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM on Wednesday, April 3, 2013, at Ardmore Chapel Funeral Home, Ardmore, Alabama. Information provided by Ardmore Chapel Funeral Home	Agnes Elizabeth Mason
2359	Findagrave memorial	Charlotte Massey
2360	Findagrave memorial	William Ronie Massingill
2361	Findagrave memorial	Buggie Elminie Masters
2362	PICKENS, SC - August 4 - Mrs. F. A. Skelton, 51 died at her home in the Dacusville community early this morning after two years of declining health. She was a lifelong resident of Pickens county, a daughter of the late Snow Masters, and Mrs. Alice Cantrell Masters. She was a member of Hunt's Memorial Baptist Church. Mrs. Skelton is survived by her husband, two daughters, Miss Elsie, and Miss Frances Skelton; two sons, Tech. Sgt. Albert L. and Curtis Skelton; four sisters, Mrs. Bessie Holcombe, Mrs. Essie Hendricks, Mrs. Sudie Roper, and Mrs. Lillian Day; six brothers, Willie, Elford, Russell, J. K., Cpl. Jarrett, and Bolt Masters; and her step-mother, Mrs. Snow Masters. Funeral services will be conducted at the Hunt's Memorial Baptist Church, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, by Rev. Charlie Gosnell and Rev. R. H. Black. Internment will be in the church cemetery. The following will serve as active pallbearers, Claude Masters, Dewey, Roy, and Floyd Lesley, Callie Harvey, and Walker Dillard. The honorary escort will be composed of the members of the Men's Bible class, and the board of deacons of the Hunt's Memorial Church. The body is at the residence.	Buggie Elminie Masters
2363	Findagrave memorial	Woodrow Masters
2364	LIBERTY, SC - Woodrow Masters, 57, of Route 2, Liberty, died Tuesday. Born in Pickens County, son of the late Devrow and Essie Hughes Masters, he was a retired textile employee, a veteran of World War II, member of American Legion and Roanoke Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Geneva Nix Masters; two daughters, Mrs. Martha M. Seaborn and Mrs. Nancy M. Ellenburg of Easley; three sons, Franklin D. Masters of Columbia, Douglas J. Masters of U.S. Marine Corps, Camp Pendleton, California, and Jimmy D. Masters of the home; a sister, Mrs. Elva Lee Turner of Liberty; two brothers, Elmer Masters of Easley and Walter Masters of Greenville; three half-brothers, Troy, Richard and Curtis Masters of Anderson; a half-sister, Miss Linda Masters of Anderson; a stepmother, Mrs. Gertrude Masters of Anderson; four grandchildren. Funeral plans will be announced by Dillard Funeral Home.	Woodrow Masters
2365	Findagrave memorial	Wade Scott Mathias
2366	Findagrave memorial	Mamie Matilda Mathis
2367	John Mauchaell of Crakenthorpe Temp Ed. I 1272 - 1307.	John Mauchaell
2368	Temp Ed. I & II 1307 - 1372	John Mauchaell
2369	Thomas Marcuaell of Crakenthorpe Temp Ed II Ed.III 1327 - 1372	Thomas Mauchaell
2370	Alexander Mauchel of Crakenthorpe Edw. I 1286	Alexander Mauchel
2371	Henry VI was sheltered by this John Machell of Crakenthorpe after the battle ofHexham in 1465. Temp Henry VI	John Mauchell
2372	Temp Edw. III	John Mauchell
2373	Findagrave memorial	Mauldin
2374	Findagrave memorial	David Uriah Mauldin
2375	Son of John & Mary Kate Sheriff Mauldin. He married Hattie Jane Nix in Liberty,Pickens County,SC. on October 31,1909. Her grave is not marked but is also at Bethlehem Cemetery Parents of Five children Helen Mauldin b. 5-20-1914 d. 7-24-1938,Young Son Mauldin b. 9- -1917 d. 12-15-1917, Martha Mauldin b. d. 2-24-2004, Stella Mauldin,Ruth Mauldin b. 1912 d. 9-7-1998 After both parents died the children were raised by his brother John Samuel & Lizzie White Mauldin Note: Grave is not marked with a tombstone but near his daughters grave which is marked	David Uriah Mauldin
2376	Findagrave memorial	Harold Burt Mauldin
2377	Findagrave memorial	Helen Mauldin
2378	Findagrave memorial	Ruth Mauldin
2379	Findagrave memorial	Agnes Viola May
2380	Social Security Number: 417-28-6951 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: 35810 Huntsville, Madison, Alabama	Agnes Viola May
2381	Findagrave memorial	Allen Ashley May
2382	Findagrave memorial	Allen Henry May
2383	Social Security Number: 412-26-9513 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued.	Allen Henry May
2384	Findagrave memorial	Ardenne Frances May
2385	Findagrave memorial	Ariel Luella May
2386	Findagrave memorial	Arvel Venon May
2387	Findagrave memorial	Charles Sumner May
2388	Charles S. May, age 90, of Blackstone, passed away Monday, November 17, 2008. He is survived by many loving nieces, nephews, sisters-in-law, Lona Robertson and Virginia Gunn, and friends. He was preceded in death by his beloved wife of 55 years, Mary Louise Robertson May; his siblings, Ardene Coulter, Agnes Shields, Ila Campbell, Allen May, Flossye Boyd, and Ariel May. Charles was a native of Alabama and lived in Delaware prior to moving to Blackstone in 1981. He was an Army Veteran of WWII, having served with the 181st Engineer Battalion during the battles and campaigns of Normandy, Northern France, Ardennes, Rhineland, and Central Europe. A retired farmer, he was of the Methodist faith, a member of the VFW, Woodmen of the World, and the Farmers' Co-op. Funeral services were held 11:00 a.m., Thursday, November 20, 2008 at the Hamner-McMillian Funeral Home Chapel. Interment followed at St. Mark's United Methodist Church Cemetery. The family received friends at Hamner-McMillian Funeral Home, 1400 S. Main St., Blackstone, VA 23824 from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, November 19, 2008. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Mark's Cemetery Fund, c/o Joe Marshall, 8443 Hungarytown Rd., Crewe, VA 23930.	Charles Sumner May
2389	Findagrave memorial	Emma May
2390	Findagrave memorial	Flossie Irene May
2391	Flossye May Boyd 80, retired assembly line worker ARDMORE -- Funeral for Flossye May Boyd, 80, of Toney will be Saturday at 1 p.m. at Taylor-Ardmore Funeral Home with the Rev. Gil Williams officiating. Burial will be in Gatlin Cemetery. The family will receive friends tonight from 6:30 to 8:30 at the funeral home. Mrs. Boyd died Tuesday, Feb. 13, at Huntsville Hospital. She was born Aug. 10, 1920, to Leo S. May and Mary Culps May. She was a longtime resident of Lewisburg, Tenn., and a former member of Cornersville Baptist Church. She retired as an assembly line worker. She was the sister of the late Agnes May Shields, Ardene Coulter and Allen May. Survivors include her husband, Thomas Wilson Boyd; one son, Thomas Wilson Boyd Jr., of Harvest; one daughter, Vivian Boyd Sutton of Washington, Va.; one brother, Charles May of Blackstone, Va.; one sister, Ila May Campbell of Detroit; and two grandchildren.	Flossie Irene May
2392	Findagrave memorial	Ila Nelson May
2393	Findagrave memorial	Leo Sumner May
2394	Findagrave memorial	Martha Jane May
2395	Findagrave memorial	Pervilly T. May
2396	William Mayo was the eldest child of the well-to-do family of Joseph and Elizabeth (Hooper) Mayo. At the age of twenty-five he left England, accompanied by his younger brother Joseph, to seek his fortune in Barbadoes, where a cousin had settled some time earlier. There he established himself as a surveyor. In 1717 Mayo received a commission to make a map of Barbadoes, which he accomplished with such skill that Governor William Tryon (North Carolina) urged the English Board of Trade to purchase it and to grant Mayo a patent enabling him to sell his map on a commission basis. The map also gained him election to membership in the Royal Society of London. Mayo remained in the West Indies for ten years. It was in about 1719 that Mayo, now nearly forty years of age, with his wife and four daughters and with his fortune already made and assured, began to consider moving permanently to Virginia. Finally, in 1723, with his own family and the families of two brothers and a cousin, he arrived in the Virginia. In 1736, a commission of six men sent a surveying party under Mayo's leadership to explore Lord Fairfax's territory (Virginia), one of three such parties outfitted at that time. This first survey of Fairfax's domains provided the first useful map of the region, and Mayo's journal provided most of the knowledge available to first settlers who were then breaking through the Blue Ridge gaps into western Virginia territory. Together with Professor Alexander Irvin, Mayo was also responsible for setting the boundary between Virginia and North Carolina. One of the rivers intersecting the line was named the Mayo River in his honor. In 1737, Mayo laid out the city of Richmond, Virginia. Mayo served as the chief civil engineer in Virginia until his death in Richmond in 1744.	William Mayo
2397	Findagrave memorial	Ray Douglas Mays, Sr.
2398	Findagrave memorial	Ray Douglas Mays, Jr.
2399	Findagrave memorial	William Greenberry McAbee
2400	The following information about William was in the 1907 Blount Co. Confederate Census: Enlisted as a private 14 Oct. 1862 at Huntsville, Alabama in Captain George W. Arnold’s Company E of the 26th Alabama Regiment. Continued in service untildischarged at Tyner Station, Tennessee 13 Nov. 1863 because of rheumatism.	William Greenberry McAbee

Notes