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501	Findagrave memorial	Martha E. Barker
502	Her parents are Ira W Barker and Nancy ????. She married William Allen Sizemore about 1848. Children: 1. William Ira m (1) Mary L Taylor (2) Sarah "Sallie" Henson 2. Amanda U m (1) Daniel Franklin Trimm (2)James M Barnes (3) Wiley E Byrd 3. Annie E m Winfield Scott Roden	Martha E. Barker
503	Findagrave memorial	Bertha Barksdale
504	Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha B. Ruf, 86, Hoffman Street, Athens, were held at 2 p.m. yesterday at McConnell Funeral Home Chapel, Bro. Sam Binkley and Bro. A.J. Rollings officiating, burieal was in the German Cemetery, McConnell Funeral Home directing. Mrs. Ruf died at 8:45 p.m. Saturday at the Athens-Limestone Hospital. Survivors include one brother, Clayton Barksdale, Athens; two sisters, Mrs. Cora Pepper, Harvest, and Mrs. Hassie Leopard, Athens; and several nieces and nephews.	Bertha Barksdale
505	Findagrave memorial	Belle Barnes
506	Findagrave memorial	Charles Rayburn Barnes
507	Findagrave memorial	Curry Louis Barnes
508	CAMERON - Pairlee Cochran, 104, of Temple and formerly of Cameron died Monday, Aug. 7, 2006 in a Temple nursing facility. Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. Wednesday at Marek-Burns-Laywell Funeral Home with Rev. James E. Lafferty and Rev. Jim Lafferty officiating. Mrs. Cochran, a seamstress and homemaker. She was born March 1, 1902 in Lamar County, AL to James Edward and Nancy Josephine (Lucas) Barnes. She and her family moved to Texas in 1916 and lived most of her life in Milam County. She married Fred Cochran on Aug. 4, 1928 and he preceded her in death in 1984. Two brothers and two sisters also preceded her in death. She was a member of Battetown Baptist Church for over 41 years. Survivors include daughter, Margaret Kiefer and husband Joe of Temple; grandson, Joe Kiefer and wife Cathy of Temple; two great grandchildren, Shane Kiefer and wife Jen of San Antonio and Stacy Sturlin and husband Matthew of Burleson. Memorials may be made to the Marlow Cemetery Association or to the Battetown Baptist Church.	Effie Pairlee Barnes
509	Findagrave memorial	Etta Barnes
510	Findagrave memorial	Etta Belle Barnes
511	NORTHPORT - Etta Belle White, 82, of 5412 Candlewood Drive, died April 21, 2001, at DCH Regional Medical Center. Services will be held at Magnolia Chapel Funeral Home of Northport on Tuesday at 10 a.m. Graveside service will be at 1 p.m. at Old Union Cemetery in Fayette County. She was preceded in death by her husband, Hubert C. White; and a daughter, Betty White. She is survived by her daughter, Mary Quinn Crump of Northport; two granddaughters, Carla Blake and Melissa Hallman; and two grandsons, John and Joshua Fallings. Her nephews will serve as the pallbearers.	Etta Belle Barnes
512	Findagrave memorial	John Festus Barnes
513	Findagrave memorial	John Thomas Barnes
514	Findagrave memorial	Mary Sue Barnes
515	Findagrave memorial	Ruby Dell Barnes
516	Findagrave memorial	Albert Barnett
517	Findagrave memorial	C. Barnett
518	Findagrave memorial	Finch P. Barton
519	TRAVELERS REST, SC - Finch P. Barton, 59, of 12 School Street, Renfrew, died Monday. Born in Tigerville, son of the late Earl and Addie Birsack Barton, he was a member of Hunt's Memorial Baptist Church in Pickens County. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Elsie Skelton Barton; two sisters, Mrs. Maude Hipps and Mrs. Ruby Bowers of Travelers Rest; and three brothers, Coy and Brodus Barton of Travelers Rest, and Swain Barton of Greenville. The body is at O'Dell Mortuary where the family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral arrangements will be announced.	Finch P. Barton
520	Findagrave memorial	Frances E. Barton
521	Findagrave memorial	James David Barton
522	Findagrave memorial	James Ernest Barton
523	Findagrave memorial	Rosie E. Barton
524	Findagrave memorial	Lorene Bates
525	Ida Lorene Bates Culps, 84, of 7th Street, Ardmore, AL, died Saturday, May 20, 2006, at Athens-Limestone Hospital, Athens, AL. Funeral services were held Tuesday, May 23, at 2:00 p.m. at Ardmore Memorial Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. Mike Faulk officiating. Burial was in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Ardmore, TN, with Ardmore Memorial Funeral Home in charge. Ida Lorene Bates was born April 20, 1922 in Giles County, TN, to Fred Bates and Eva Hargrove Bates. She lived most of her life in the Ardmore area. She was a member of Pleasant Hill Methodist Church. Mrs. Culps was preceded in death by her husband, Virgle Culps; a grandson, Tim Routon; and brothers, Tom, Houston and Herman Bates. Survivors include one daughter, Glenda Routon of Ardmore, AL; one sister, Frances Bauer of Ardmore, AL; and several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers were Skip Bates, Gary Goats, Jon Bauer, Charles Slayton, Tony Slayton, and Wayne Bates.	Lorene Bates
526	Findagrave memorial	John Baugh
527	John Baugh, a leading citizen of Parke County, owns and operates a well-improved farm on Section 9, Wabash Township. He is a man of strong character and principle, one who having arrived at a conclusion is not easily driven from his position. He is an example of one who has overcome very serious disadvantages in many respects. As his father died when he was only a child of five years, he was never enabled to attend school a day in his life, and when six years of age commenced working at whatever he could find to do in order to help support himself. In view of these facts, he is the more worthy of commendation for what he has accomplished. Mr. Baugh was born just east of Circleville, Ohio, March 11, 1824, to George and Catherine (Butts) Baugh. His grandfather, Leonard Baugh, was born in Germany and during the war for independence was in the Hessian Army, which came to America to fight on the British side. While stationed at Jamestown on the James River he deserted the British forces and joined Gen. Washington's Army, being engaged in battle the day following. After the conflict was over he settled in Pennsylvania, where he engaged in farming and in 1800 removed to Ohio, where he was one of the early pioneers. He was a miller by trade and passed the remainder of his life in the Buckeye State. His wife was an English woman who came with the English Army, which she deserted at the same time as her husband. She had a family of ten children, three sons and seven daughters, the former being Jacob, Michael and George. Both parents were members of the Free-will Baptist Church. George Baugh was born in Pennsylvania, July 4, 1790, and came to Ohio with his parents. He was a soldier in the War of 1812. October 16, 1825, he landed at Mecca, Parke County, having been twenty days in making the trip from Ohio. He entered eighty acres of land in Florida Township, where he resided until his death October 25, 1855. He had cleared and improved a place of one hundred and sixty acres, and when he was cut down by the hand of death he was found at the post of duty. Politically he was a Whig, and religiously was a member of the Free-will Baptist Church. His wife departed this life July 5, 1861, at the age of sixty-eight years, eight months and twenty days. She was born in Virginia, her father, Conrad Butts, being a native of Germany, who came to America with the Hessian Army, which he deserted at the same time as Mr. Baugh. After the war he settled in Virginia, and in 1829 came to Fort Wayne, Indiana, where he died three days later. The journey was made by means of wagons. His wife was an English woman who came with the army as cook. She had four sons and two daughters, the former being Isaac, Lawrence, Jacob and John. John Baugh is one of four children, the others being Michael, Martha, wife of Jonathan Cox, and Elizabeth, now Mrs. William Starks. He came to this State with his parents, and when a mere child began earning money, making twelve and one-half cents a day, and later receiving $8 a month. On reaching his majority he engaged in business for himself, farming and raising stock. In 1841 he purchased forty acres of land in Florida Township, for $150, twenty acres of which he cleared, then selling the place and purchasing one hundred and twenty acres of improved farmland. In 1861 he sold this farm and purchased one of one hundred and sixty acres on Section 9, which is his residence at the present time, and which he has largely improved and cleared. Mr. Baugh was a strong Whig, and later became a Republican. He took a strong stand for the Union and was turned out of the Free-will Baptist Church because of his strong sentiments on the question. Since that time he has never joined a church organization. He has been twice married, his marriage with his first wife, Martha Draper, being celebrated July 4, 1861. The lady was born at Crawfordsville, Indiana, and is a daughter of Jesse and Lucinda (Fisher) Draper. Mr. and Mrs. Baugh have six children: Gertrude, wife of F. M. Berry; Henry, Jesse of Mount Vernon, Illinois; Fred, Lucinda and Gracie, who died in childhood. The mother died November 1, 1874, and some time after Mr. Baugh wedded Martha Branson, who was born in Tennessee and is the daughter of Jeremiah and Mary Branson, who removed to this state in 1842. He was a distiller in the former state, but followed agricultural pursuits in Indiana.	John Baugh
528	Findagrave memorial	Mourning Bearden
529	Her death is listed in the Shelbyville Gazette 13 Oct 1904:"Flat Creek. Mrs. Glidewell, aged 75 years who died at Fayetteville, last Tuesday, was brought to Flat Creek and buried by the side of her kinspeople on Wednesday." " Buried in Old Flat Creek Cemetery in Flat Creek, off Hilltop Road, Bedford Co., TN. Cemetery Listing compiled by Tim Marsh., Lincoln Co., TN.Family Bible, Mrs. Samuel McR. Callaway. Unpublished but copied in Lincoln County, TN Bible Records, Vol 2, pg 158. Obituary of William Jackson Glidewell	Mourning Bearden
530	Findagrave memorial	Shirley Bearden
531	Findagrave memorial	Garfield Columbus Beck, Jr.
532	Findagrave memorial	Garfield Columbus Beck, Sr.
533	Findagrave memorial	Mincie Estell Beckworth
534	Findagrave memorial	A. Dewey Beddingfield
535	Findagrave memorial	Avilda M. Belk
536	Findagrave memorial	Paul V. Belk, Sr.
537	Findagrave memorial	Realy Washington Belk
538	Findagrave memorial	Harry Harrison Bell
539	Findagrave memorial	Homer W. Bennett
540	Findagrave memorial	Beulah Benton
541	Findagrave memorial	David Berry
542	Findagrave memorial	William Berry
543	Findagrave memorial	Amanda F. Best
544	Findagrave memorial	Valerie Ann Bettenhausen
545	Findagrave memorial	Sophie Binninger
546	Arrived from Le Havre, France aboard the Labrador. Destination listed as Chicago.	Sophie Binninger
547	Sophie emigrated to the USA after leaving her first husband , married Louis Marcheli, and moved to Chicago for a while and then returned to Taft, Tennessee and purchased 130 acres of land in Lincoln County, Tennessee on April 9, 1897 from K. Tidwell and his wife Louisa for $175. No records show that Louis sold the land. Sophie's second husband Louis Marscheli disappeared shortly after her death. February 16, 1882, Divorced November 15, 1885, alternate divorce date submitted by Steve Locker. April 17, 1884, arrived from Germany aboard the Labrador: destination Chicago	Sophie Binninger
548	1860 - Marion Co Census shows age as 12, b. in S.C. Son of Mary E. Doster (1828-1876) and Joseph Burton Black (1825-1896). He married Martha Ann Webster October 31, 1870 in Fayette County, Alabama. In 1900, they were living in Canadian, Cleveland County, Oklahoma on a rented farm. The household included Alimoth, Martha and their six children: Sam, Walter, Lafayette, Early, Murray, and Lee Ray. By 1910, the family was living on a farm they owned in Lexington, Cleveland County, Oklahoma. The household consisted of Alimoth, Martha, Earl, age 18; Murray, age 18; and Ray, age 16. At the time of his death, Alimoth owned 11 acres adjoining Lexington, Cleveland County, Oklahoma. The heirs named in his will were: Samuel S. Black, age 39, son; Fannie P. Grogan, age 32, daughter; Walter G. Black, age 20, son; William L. Black, age 28, son; Marry W. black, age 21, son; Early J. Black, age 21, son; Lee R. Black, son, age 19; and Martha A. Black, age 59, widow.	Alimoth B. Black
549	Findagrave memorial	Alimoth B. Black
550	Findagrave memorial	Austin Black

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