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3351	Findagrave memorial	Laura Alice Trammel
3352	Findagrave memorial	Elizabeth Locinda Traylor
3353	Findagrave memorial	Abram Trees
3354	Findagrave memorial	Sara Isabelle Trevitt
3355	Findagrave memorial	Annie Lee Trim
3356	Findagrave memorial	Murray Trimm
3357	Findagrave memorial	Alta Tucker
3358	Findagrave memorial	Amanda Turner
3359	Mrs. Amanda Turner Nix, 71, of 7 Vance St., Woodside, died yesterday at 3:30 p.m. at a local hospital. For some time she had been in falling health, her condition becoming serious three weeks ago. A daughter of the late Warren and Nancy Banks Turner, she was born and reared in Pickens County and lived her early life there. She came to Greenville 28 years ago and for a long time had lived in the Woodside community. She was the widow of James H. Nix who died Jan 31, 1948. Mrs. Nix was a member of Woodside Baptist Church. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Bessie Hester, Greenville: four sons, W. S. Nix , Tillman Nix and Perry Nix, all of Greenville, and Melvin J. Nix, Piedmont; one sister, Mrs. B. S. Scruggs, Pickens; one brother, W. W. Turner, Seneca; 13 grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Funeral plans are incomplete and will be announced later by Thomas McAfee Funeral Home.	Amanda Turner
3360	Findagrave memorial	Daisy Beulah Turner
3361	Findagrave memorial	Elijah Turner
3362	Findagrave memorial	Harry Woodrow Turner
3363	Findagrave memorial	Hester Mariah Turner
3364	Findagrave memorial	Rev. James Turner
3365	Died at his daughter's home Rev. James Turner is buried eight miles northwest of Chillicothe - 10 miles or more south of Trenton, Missouri in the Mt.Pleasant Cemetery in the sahdow of the Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church of which he was pastor 25 years. His picture still hangson the church wall, a memorial to his faithful pioneer Baptist ministry. He also helped organize the Shelburn church in GrundyCounty, Missouri and the Zion Church in Livingston County, east of Springhill, Missouri. James D. NORDYKE A brief history of the families of the Turners and Nordykes written by Rev. H. H. Turner: Paternal grandparents: 1. Thomas Turner paternal grandfather of the writer was born in the State of Virginia in 1776 died 1856 80 years. His father John Turner was a native of Scotland emigrated to America in Colonial times. In 1804 grandfather married Elizabeth B. Lightfoot whose parents were among the Colonists and were natives of Wales. Grandmother was born in 1783 in the State of Virginia. Died in 1854 aged 72. Their remains lie together side by side in the Bratton cemetery two miles north of Hickory, MO. having been married 50 yrs. There came into their house nine children five sons and four daughters. The names & birth of their children follow Lavina born 1806, James born in 1808, John born in 1811, Julia born 1818, Sanford 1814, Elizabeth 1816, Richard 1818, Emily 1821, Alfred 1823. Lavina married a man by name in Indiana named Henry Hix. They raised of family of four sons & three daughters. Three sons loyal to their country enlisted in the Union Army in 1862. Two of them were slain in the battle of Bull Run. The girls married and lived in Rush Co., Ind. James the second child is my father. I will mention him in another place. John the third married Malinda Cassel. They emigrated to Grundy Co., Mo. Some of the family now live in Iowa. The fourth child julia married Benjamin Kendal. They never had any children. Sanford the fifth child married Rachel Fleenor. He was among the 49rs to Cal. leaving his wife & three smal children to be cared for by my father. He never returned I was five years my father cared for the family after which they went to Indiana to her people. The sixth child Elizabeth married Joseph Carter. They moved to Iowa from Mo. in the 58(?). Uncle Richard married Eliza Ann Nordyke. They had two children. Uncle became attacked with epilectic fits and it was necessary for some one to be with him which was my duty. One day he went to town on horse back only a short distance. He fell from the horse into a mud puddle and found dead. Aunt Elia married Thomas Harper and moved to Oregon. Aunt Emily married Richard Sharon. She died in Randolph Co., Mo. Uncle Alfrid was a soldier in the Mexican war. Then with Uncle Sanford went to Cal. for gold. Three years later he returned to his home in Mo. and married Martha Atkinson. They had two sons & one daughter. II Maternal grandparents: James R. Nordyke maternal grandfather of the writer was born in Virginia 1784. His parents were natives of England. In 1811 he married Leticia F. Smith who decended from Cap. John Smith native of England. They had ten children, Jane born 1813, Bazzell S. 1815, Jarial D. 1817, Israel S., 1819 Nancy 1821, Eliza Ann 1820, William 1823, Benjamin 1825, John 1827, Letcia F. 1830. Jane the oldest was my mother. I will notice in another place. Bazzel married a woman whose name I do dot recall. They had one child Rachel. In the year 1851. Uncle Bazzel wife & child his brothers William, Benjah, John and his sister Letticia F. and his aged mother all started to California. All reached the gold fields except Uncle Bazzel, who died enroute at Red River and was burried there. Jariel third child married Rosanna Applegate. They had five children. Three sons and two daughters. Bazzel & J. R. Nordyke live in Mercer Co., Mo. J. R. is a baptist minister that need not be ashamed and is able to rightly divide the word of truth. Note: Mother didn't finish the copying of grandfather's record. Perhaps the task became too difficult. I wish I'd known and had offered to help.	Rev. James Turner
3366	Findagrave memorial	Lonnie Marshall Turner
3367	murdered coming back from Gold Rush	Santford David Turner
3368	Findagrave memorial	Thomas Turner
3369	Thomas and Elizabeth spent the early part of their married life in Kentucky, then emigrated to Rush County, Indiana. In 1825, Thomas purchased 80 acres of land from the government in RushCounty. An original land grant dated 12/19/1825 recordedoriginal land grant book. He owned o ther land in Rush County.Between 1840 and 1845, Thomas and Elizabeth with family moved to Grundy County, Missouri where he owned land in 1853. Their remains lie side by side in the Bratton Cemetary, about two miles north of Hickory, Missouri. The graves are marked with two native stones, standing erect without inscriptions.	Thomas Turner
3370	Findagrave memorial	Alexander Turpin
3371	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Dana Usey
3372	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Emmett Usey
3373	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Matthew Usey
3374	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Michael Usey
3375	Findagrave memorial	Boyd Henry Valentine
3376	Findagrave memorial	Clifton Leroy Valentine
3377	Findagrave memorial	Daniel Lee Valentine
3378	Findagrave memorial	Mary Alice Valentine
3379	Findagrave memorial	Nancy M. Van Hoose
3380	Findagrave memorial	Rev Sanford Vandiver
3381	Findagrave memorial	John Vandruff
3382	John Vandruff, Esq., one of the old and respected citizens of Perry township, died at his home on Sabbath morning last, May 12. He was 75 years of age on the 7th day of April, last. He was a son of the late James and Nancy Hickman Vandruff. His health had been poor for some time, and death was the result of general debility. Mr. Vandruff was a man known for his uprightness of Character and possessed principles of strictest honor and integrity. He leaves a family of ten children to survive him, the mother being dead. The children are: Winfield S., Mrs. Eli (Nancy) Fox, William L., Mrs. James E. (Mary E.) Moore, Mrs. Thomas (Eliza) Phillips, all of whom are married, and Lydia A., Leroy Grant, Emma, Catharine and Frank, who remain at home.	John Vandruff
3383	Findagrave memorial	Nancy Vandruff
3384	Mrs. Nancy Vandruff Fox, aged 73 years, wife of Eli Fox of Perry Township, died Wednesday afternoon, December 29, 1927 at 1:45 o'clock at her home near Mt. Morris. Her death was due to a general decline incident to her advanced years. Mrs. Fox was a daughter of Mr. & Mrs. John Vandruff and was born November 4, 1853. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Besides her husband and one son, L.E. Fox of Perry Township, she leaves two brothers and two sisters, namely; William Vandruff of Perry Township, Frank Vandruff of Wayne Township, Mrs. Samuel Guest of Whitley Township and Mrs. James E. Moore of WayneTownship. Two grandchildren, Paul and Edith Fox also survive.	Nancy Vandruff
3385	Findagrave memorial	Winfield Scott Vandruff
3386	Winfield S. Vandruff, aged 70 years, a widely known and highly respected citizen, died this morning at the Waynesburg hospital. About two weeks ago he underwent an operation and later complications developed which resulted in his death. Mr. Vandruff was a geologist and greatly interested in the oil and gas interests of the country. He had located some of the great oil fields of the United States and had traveled extensively, having visited almost every state in the Union. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. Born in Perry township, a son of the late John and Rachel Mapel Vandruff, he had made his home the greater part of the time in Waynesburg and vicinity, except for a time when he lived in the state of California. In early life he followed surveying and at the same time studied geology. He was married in 1876 to Miss Matilda Fox, who died April 16, 1921. He leaves two sons, Ottley E. Vandruff, of Waynesburg, and Ross E. Vandruff, of San Diego, Cal. One sister, Mrs. Eli (Nancy) Fox, of Kirby, survives and the following half brothers and half sisters; Mrs. Samuel (Flora) Gass and Mrs. James (Mary)Moore, Spraggs, and William Vandruff and Frank Vandruff, of Perry Township.	Winfield Scott Vandruff
3387	CHILDREN 276. Isaiah H. Vaughan. 277. William David Vaughan, b. 12 May 1808; d. 1855; . 1827 (see 264) Perlina Kesiah David. 278. Isaac D. Vaughan, b. ca 1810; d. 1877. 279. Martha J. Vaughan, b. b. 1812; d. 1860; m. John Nathaniel Moore. 280. Milly Vaughan, b. ca 1814; d. ca 1877; m. 1835 William W David. 281. James W. Vaughan, b. ca 1815; m/1 Elizabeth E. David, m/2 Louisa ________ 282. Elizabeth Pendleton Vaughan, b. 5 Sep 1818; d. 19 Nov 1904; m/1 Joshua Clark Brown, m/2 William Graham. 283. Jacob David Vaughan, b. 24 Mar 1823; d. 31 May 1862; 1 ec 1847 Martha J. Hewell. 284. Perlina Vaughan, b. 1 Jan 1825; m. 20 Aug 1904; m. 20 Oct 1850 (316) Isaac D. Gloer. 285. Alexander Vaughan, Jr., b. 1827; d. 2 Jul 1863; m. 1856 Nancy White. 286. Mary Caroline Vaughan, b. 18 Jan 1830; d. 8 Feb 1914; . 4 Dec 1852 Josiah Hewell, b. ca 1825. 287. John Henry Vaughan, b. ca 1835; d. Jul 1862; m. 11 Jul 1850 Malitta P. Tucker; d. CW.	Alexander Vaughan
3388	Findagrave memorial	Minnie Vaughn
3389	Findagrave memorial	Mary Will Veal
3390	MACON - Mary Veal Kull Sherwood, 91, passed away Tuesday, January 31, 2012 at a local nursing care facility. Funeral services and a celebration of her life were held at 11 a.m., Friday at Avondale Baptist Church with burial in Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. The Rev. Marty Watson officiated. The family suggests that those who wish may make memorial contributions to Gideons International Bibb South Camp, P. O. Box 20493, Macon 31205 or to Alzheimer's Association, Central Georgia Chapter, 886 Mulberry Street, Macon 31201 or to Avondale Baptist Church, 6970 Cochran Field Road, Macon 31216. Mrs. Sherwood, daughter of the late Joe Brown Gordon Veal and Ola M. Mills Veal, was born in Tennille. She was preceded in death by her first husband, James "J.W." Wayne Kull with whom she owned and operated Kull's Carwash in Warner Robins. Mrs. Sherwood was a member and past president of the Pink Ladies Auxiliary at the Medical Center of Central Georgia. She was a member of Avondale Baptist Church and was very active in the life of her church serving as bereavement chairman for a number of years and in the visitation ministry to shut-ins and leading many people to a saving knowledge of Jesus. Mrs. Sherwood was an intercessory prayer warrior who was called upon by many people in need of prayer and by many families whose loved ones were near death. A devoted wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother, she will be missed by those she loved most…her family…her husband, Albert Sherwood of Macon; her children, Linda and Jim Fountain of Jesup, Janet and Doyle Stewart of Augusta and Jennifer and Tim Braswell of Opelika, AL; her sisters, Dorothy Abernathy of Austell, Doris Knox of Augusta and Ola Mask of Vidalia; her grandchildren, Kristan (Phil) Aaron, Bart Stewart, Kent (Missi) Fountain, Merrigail Owen and Kent Braswell; six great grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews.	Mary Will Veal
3391	Findagrave memorial	Gladys May Vickers
3392	Findagrave memorial	Willie Tilda Caroline Vickers
3393	Findagrave memorial	William Hobson Vickery
3394	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Alex Keith Vinson
3395	Findagrave memorial	Harvey French Vinson
3396	A 16 year old son of Tom Vinson, who lives about six miles west of town, happened to a very serious accident yesterday morning. He heard his dogs running a rabbit and took his gun and started out to where the dogs were. In getting over a fence he managed in some way to discharge his gun, nearly the entire load going through one of his wrists. Dr. Love of McLemoresville, was called to see him and he sent to town for Dr. Cox, who left immediately for the scene of the accident.It wasthought that the arm would have to be amputated but we go to press before learning the result of the consultation. (It was amputated)	Harvey French Vinson
3397	Findagrave memorial	Dale C. Vivian
3398	Findagrave memorial	Gorden D. Vivian
3399	Name - John Francis Wagers 1 Birth -1853 in ,Madison, Kentucky 1 Death - 25 JUN 1914 in ,Madison, Kentucky 1 Burial - Richmond Cem, Madison, Kentucky 1 Info from Mrs. Rachel Wagers, Shoals, W. Va. 1860 mad co ky census Their wedding was an elopement by horseback, John having first to Annie's window. His m and f quarreled over his christening church - father devout to that faith, and his mother not of dau Georgia, a pennance was imposed on John F by the priest - patch for the priest. He was very young and the job seemed endless. Ky death records, Vol 33, #16313, d.Madison Co Ky. Mad Co Ky census, 1870, John listed as white, "at school", b with Rachel Boyd 40, a black domestic, b Ky and Robert 9, b Father - Ambrose Bennett Wagers b: 14 SEP 1798 in ,Madison, Kentucky Mother - Sally Ann Boyd b: 22 AUG 1820 in ,,Kentucky Marriage 1 Anne Collins Park b: 1855 in ,Madison, Kentucky Married - 17 OCT 1871 in Aberdeen, Brown, Ohio 1 Children (Why Is Father Waggers but Children Park?) Mynne Boyd Park b: 23 MAR 1874 in ,,Kentucky Patsy Pattie Park b: 4 JUL 1878 in ,,Kentucky Georgia Park b: 5 MAY 1892 in ,,Kentucky John Frances Frankie Park b: 29 JAN 1898 in ,,Kentucky	John Francis Wagers
3400	surety on wedding: Edward Tabb	Ann Walker

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