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| 2901 | PICKENS, SC - Walter Reece, 87, of Hagood Mill Road, Star Route, died Wednesday. He was born in Transylvania County, North Carolina. A son of the late John S. and Ada Cantrell Reece. He was a retired farmer and textile worker. A veteran of World War I and a member of Bethany Church of God. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Elvie Anderson Reece, one daughter, Mrs. Lillie Mae Kelley of Greenville; two sons, Raymond R. Reece of Townville and Horace W. Reece of Greer; three sisters, Mrs. Mary R. Nix, Mrs. Alice R. Roach and Mrs. Louise R. Porter, all of Pickens; four brothers, Thomas Reece, Duke Reece, Johnny Reece and Henry Reece, all of Pickens; six grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 4 PM Saturday at the Bethany Church of God. Officiating ministers will be Rev. Charles Goss, Rev. Frank Pearson and Rev. Larry Anderson. Burial will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park in Greenville. Pallbearers will be Richard Sanders, Kit Carson, Fred Anderson, Clarence Nix, Heyward Porter, Harold Stewart, and Harvey Reece. The Honorary escort will be the Men of Bethany Church of God. The body is at the Dillard Funeral Home where the family will receive friends from 7 to 9 PM Friday. The family will be at the home of Mrs. Hoyt Anderson on Hoyt Anderson Road. | Walter Reece
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| 2902 | Findagrave memorial | Clyde Reed
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| 2903 | Findagrave memorial | Jane Catherine (Jennie) Reed
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| 2904 | Ancestral File Number:(AFN) D57 Per 1880 Census, father was born in South Carolina, mother in Tennessee. | Jane Catherine (Jennie) Reed
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| 2905 | Findagrave memorial | Vernelle S. Reed
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| 2906 | Vernelle S. (Reed) Atkinson was the daughter of Charlie and Rosa A. (Bailey) Reed. She was the second wife of Denver W. Atkinson. Their children were: Victoria Marie and Deborah Dewis Atkinson. | Vernelle S. Reed
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| 2907 | Findagrave memorial | Willie Carrol Reed
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| 2908 | Findagrave memorial | Cora Reese
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| 2909 | Findagrave memorial | J. Burton Reese
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| 2910 | Findagrave memorial | Louis Henry Reese
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| 2911 | Louis Henry Reese was born in Marion Co., AL, oldest known son of Jesse and Rebecca Reese, both believed to have been born in TN. Louis Henry, like his father, was a farmer. I have not yet found any record of Louis having served in the military during the Civil War. Louis married 25 July 1867 in Fayette Co., AL to Mary Jane Dodson, born 25 Apr 1846 in Alabama, daughter of Lemuel Dodson b. SC and Jane Catherine "Jennie" Reed b. TN. According to the 1880, 1900 and 1910 AL & TX census, Louis and Mary Jane were the parents of the thirteen children listed above. ]] I haven't found the 1870 census record yet, and that wretched fire-destroyed 1890 census leaves a lot of unanswered questions! If my aunt, Mrs. Carol Webb was correct in her conclusion that the three sons of Jesse and Rebecca Reese all moved their families to Texas together - collective census, birth and death records indicate they most likely made their journey between 1894 and 1896. Mary Jane Dodson Reese died 4 Aug 1897, less than two weeks after their 30th wedding anniversary, and is buried at Sand Springs Cemetery, Wood Co., TX. When Mary Jane died, Louis Henry had a houseful of children still at home. By the end of the year, he apparently traveled back to Alabama where, according to Fayette Co. marriage records, on 27 Dec. 1897 he married his wife's widowed younger sister, Louisa Florentine Dodson, b. 11 Aug 1850, Alabama. On the 1900 census Louisa is shown to have had one child, still living, but who does not appear to be in this household. Her first husband is unknown. She is listed as single and living in her parents home in 1880 Fayette AL census. We do not know who/when she may have married or what happened to her 1st husband or that unnamed child. Drat that 1890 census - Again!! Also on the 1900 census with Louis and Louisa, there are three additional children in the household listed as grandchildren; Walter 9 b. AL, Elzora 6 b. TX, and Clifford 5 b. TX. Elzora is listed as born Sept 1893 in TX. There is not a different surname listed, so it is assumed these are children of a son of Louis and Mary Jane, but it is not known who their parents are. Oddly, these same 3 are listed not as grandchildren, but sons and daughter in the household of Louis and Louisa on the 1910 census! Was this carelessness on the part of the enumerator or had Louis and Louisa actually adopted them? According to the Wood County Democrat newspaper, a Miss Elzora Reese married Hugh C. Adams January 15, 1915 in Van Zandt County Texas. On September 9, 1916, Clifford Reese married Elizabeth Ashley in Wood County, Texas. There is also a Bertha age 19 listed on the 1910 census who is not listed by that name on the 1900. Was this the Rosa S. listed b. Sept 1891 on the 1900, but not listed by that name on the 1910? Louis and Louisa were attending services at the Baptist Church in Hawkins City in 1915. Louis Henry Reese died in Wood Co. TX and is buried at Sand Springs Cemetery. According to research of Mrs. Ann Reese, Louisa Florentine Dodson Reese died 5 Aug 1936 and is buried at Hawkins City Cemetery, Wood Co., Texas. Louis and Louisa were married about 27 years before his passing. | Louis Henry Reese
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| 2912 | Findagrave memorial | Mary Ruth Reese
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| 2913 | 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: 35594 Winfield, Marion,Alabama | Pauline Reese
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| 2914 | Findagrave memorial | Stacy Reese
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| 2915 | Findagrave memorial | Terrell Reese
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| 2916 | Findagrave memorial | Exie Reid
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| 2917 | "Kentuck Marriages to 1850" database on Ancestry.com spells his name "Reede" instead of "Reid." "Reid" is the spelling used by Edwin C. Hickman in his letter of Aug 1857. | John Reid
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| 2918 | Findagrave memorial | Emma Jean Reyer
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| 2919 | Mrs. Emma Jean Reyer Finley, 54, of Ardmore, Ala. died Jan 14 in Huntsville Hospital. Funeral Service was Jan 16 at Taylor Funeral Home with Rev. Jerry Parvin and the Rev. Ray Winsett officiating. Burial in Gatlin Cemetery. A native of Limestone County, Ala. was a daughter of Foster Reyer and the late Winnie Florence Swinford Reyer. She was a member of First Baptist Church of Taft. Survived by husband William (Son) Finley; two daughters, Barbara Ridinger of Madison and Sherry Finley of Ardmore; her father, Foster Reyer of Ardmore; a sister, Doris Key of Fayetteville and a grandson. | Emma Jean Reyer
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| 2920 | Findagrave memorial | Nancy E. Reynolds
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| 2921 | Gravemarked has birthdate ast 1840 | Nancy E. Reynolds
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| 2922 | Findagrave memorial | Agnes Jane Rhodes
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| 2923 | Findagrave memorial | Nancy Ann Rich
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| 2924 | Will Proved | Richard Rich
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| 2925 | 1 NAME Mary E. /Richardson/ | Mary Emeline Richardson
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| 2926 | Findagrave memorial | William E. Richardson
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| 2927 | Findagrave memorial | Carlton Riddell, Sr.
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| 2928 | Findagrave memorial | Carlton Riddell, Jr.
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| 2929 | Findagrave memorial | Ebert Gene Riddell
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| 2930 | Tulsa Tribune, August 29, 1950 (AP) - Ebert Gene Riddell, 20, of Waco, Texas, a hitchhiker convicted of killing a motorist who gave him a ride, was sentenced to life imprisonment Monday. | Ebert Gene Riddell
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| 2931 | Findagrave memorial | Jennie Marie Riddell
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| 2932 | Y | Jennie Marie Riddell
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| 2933 | Findagrave memorial | Jimmie Lee Riddell
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| 2934 | Findagrave memorial | Erma Smith Riggins
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| 2935 | Erma Riggins Looper Greenville Erma Riggins Looper, 82, formerly of 4 Stonewall Lane, Greenville, died Saturday, Oct. 25, 2003. A native of Greenville County, she was the daughter of the late Arabella Smith and Samuel Leonard Riggins. Mrs. Looper was a graduate from Furman University with a B.A. in Music, majoring in piano. She was awarded a three-year fellowship to the Juilliard Graduate School and did post-graduate study in London. She was active in performing and teaching piano. Mrs. Looper was a member of the Crescent Music Club and the Greenville Music Teacher’s Association. Mrs. Looper is survived by two daughters, Ann Stewart Looper of Taylors and Ruth Burdine Looper of Warne, N.C. Other survivors are her beloved sister-in-law, Eunice Looper of Greenville and cherished nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by three brothers, Garth, Leon and Wayland Riggins. A Memorial Service will be held at the Chapel of John Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday, Nov. 30, 2003, at 2 p.m. There will be a gathering of friends immediately after the memorial service at the church. A private inurnment at Berea First Baptist Church Cemetery will be at a later date. Memorials may be made to the charity of one’s choice. Published in The Greenville News: 10-27-2003 | Erma Smith Riggins
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| 2936 | Findagrave memorial | Samuel Leonard Riggins
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| 2937 | Findagrave memorial | Anna Riggs
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| 2938 | Findagrave memorial | Amanda Roberts
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| 2939 | Findagrave memorial | Carrie Nell Roberts
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| 2940 | Issue of 4 | Mary Roberts
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| 2941 | Findagrave memorial | Robbie Bonnie Roberts
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| 2942 | Robbie Bonnie Dodson died Wednesday, March 7, at the home of her son in Noble. Services for will be 1:30 p.m. Monday at the Noble First Baptist Church with Deyrl Kastner officiating. Burial will follow at the Washington Cemetery under the direction of Wadley's Funeral Service. Mrs. Dodson was born Oct. 10, 1916, in McClain County to James "Jim" and Mary (Huffman) Roberts. She was the eighth of 10 children born into this family. Most of her life was spent in Cleveland and McClain counties. She started school in 1922 in Noble and graduated from Edmond High School. She was ever grateful for the sacrifices that her parents made to educate their children, her family said. She married John Brack Dodson Aug. 28, 1936. To this union was born three sons. The family lived in McClain County for several years and farmed around Washington. Mrs. Dodson worked for the State of Oklahoma for 26 years and retired in 1981. She lived in Noble for 34 years and was a member of the First Baptist Church. She was especially fond of hummingbirds and butterflies, loved writing poetry, listening to country music, doing crafts, fellowshipping with her church family and taking trips with the Goodtimers. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, three brothers, four sisters and one daughter-in-law. Survivors include three sons, James Dodson and wife Cathy of Greenwood, Ind., Bob Dodson and wife Theresa of Noble and Richard Dodson and wife Brenda of LaQuenta, Calif.; brother Jim Roberts and wife Sally of Edmond; a sister, Hazel Cavaness of Piedmont; 11 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren; four great-great-grandchildren and many relatives, friends and a very dear friend-sister, Phyllis Rhodes. | Robbie Bonnie Roberts
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| 2943 | Findagrave memorial | Sara Angelina Roberts
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| 2944 | Findagrave memorial | Susan Fay Roberts
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| 2945 | Findagrave memorial | William I. Roberts
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| 2946 | Findagrave memorial | Hattie Lillian Robertson
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| 2947 | Findagrave memorial | Lee Robertson
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| 2948 | He was the son of Jesse L. and Martha (Bailey) Robertson. He married Lexie Clinton Atkinson on December 29, 1914 in Hart County, Georgia, her first husband. Their children were: James Herman, Doris and Helen Robertson. | Lee Robertson
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| 2949 | Findagrave memorial | Mary Louise Robertson
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| 2950 | Findagrave memorial | William David Robertson
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