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Matches 601 to 650 of 3870
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| 601 | Findagrave memorial | Rebecca Frances Black
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| 602 | Findagrave memorial | Rebecca Scott Black
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| 603 | Findagrave memorial | Reble L. Black
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| 604 | Findagrave memorial | Robert Burton Black
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| 605 | Findagrave memorial | Robert Sidney Black, Jr.
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| 606 | Findagrave memorial | Robert Sidney Black, Sr.
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| 607 | Findagrave memorial | Ruberry Hortensie Black
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| 608 | Findagrave memorial | Ruhamah Hartmair Black
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| 609 | Findagrave memorial | Samuel Smith Black
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| 610 | Samuel Black, son of Alimoth and Martha Black, came to Oklahoma from Alabama. He was married to Docia Ella Ebright at Norman, OK on Aug 30,1900. They lived on a farm in the Corbett community for a time and it was there their two children were born. At a later time they moved into Lexington where he worked as a ginner. They were of the Baptist faith. After the death of his wife in 1950, Mr. Black continued living in his home in Lexington with his daughter, Bernice. His grandson, Donnie Lee Black, also preceded him in death. Survivors in addition to his daughter, are his son, A. E. (Bus), and his wife, Jewell, of Lindsey, OK, several nieces and nephews and other relatives and friends. | Samuel Smith Black
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| 611 | Findagrave memorial | Solomon Jones Black
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| 612 | AFN: 1GLK-5M0 has middle name as John. | Solomon Jones Black
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| 613 | Alt. birth: 16 Sep 1816 | Thomas Black
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| 614 | Findagrave memorial | Thomas Sidney Black
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| 615 | Findagrave memorial | Venetta Zeo Black
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| 616 | Findagrave memorial | William Burton Black
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| 617 | age 28 at Ray's birth (on b. cert.) | William Burton Black
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| 618 | Findagrave memorial | William Henderson Black
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| 619 | Findagrave memorial | William Lafayette Black
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| 620 | Findagrave memorial | Asa Minor Blackman
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| 621 | Findagrave memorial | Lucy Ann Blackman
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| 622 | SS#-410-24-6232 | Alice Louise Blackwell
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| 623 | Findagrave memorial | Emma Jane Blackwell
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| 624 | Findagrave memorial | George Washington Blackwell
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| 625 | Jackson Hospital ( Main St ) | Mamie Blackwell
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| 626 | Findagrave memorial | Monroe Clinton Blackwell
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| 627 | Findagrave memorial | Dorah Eugean Bledsoe
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| 628 | Findagrave memorial | Hillsman Bledsoe
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| 629 | Hillsman Bledsoe was a Private in C Company, 4th Regiment TN Mounted Infantry for the Union Army in the Civil War. He was 18 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches tall, had fair complexion, blue eyes and light hair at the time he enlisted on 20 Sep 1864 in Shelbyville, Bedford Co., TN. He was mustered out at Nashville, TN on 25 Aug 1865. He listed his occupation as farmer before his military service. "He moved to Lincoln Co., TN in 1867, to Giles Co, TN in 1879, to Pettusville, AL in 1889, to Farmer's Branch, TX in 1892, to Chestnut Ridge, TN in 1896." He listed his occupation as wood workman in 1904. This information taken from his Civil War Pension records. Bedford County, TN Court Minutes Book, page 323: Thursday, 8 Feb 1859 This day, Hillsman Bledsoe appeared in open court and was appointed guardian of Preston L. and Hillsman Bledsoe and as such entered into bond in the sum of $100 with J.M. Neely as his security-which bond being duly acknowledged in open court and was by this court approved and ordered to be recorded. It is further said that Hillsman Bledsoe pay the cost of this cause for which executed and issued. | Hillsman Bledsoe
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| 630 | Birthdate from census records. She was deceased before Hillsman's pension application in 1904 | Mary E. Bledsoe
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| 631 | Findagrave memorial | Audrey Jackson Blythe
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| 632 | Findagrave memorial | James F. Blythe
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| 633 | His entry is several pages removed from his mother's but it refers back to the family number. | James F. Blythe
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| 634 | Findagrave memorial | Joseph C. Blythe
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| 635 | Inscription reads: Joseph Blythe; Born Mar. 25, 1814; Died Feb. 14, 1893 Added info: He m. Sarah Crockett, dau. of William Crockett and Rebecca Elliott, at Lincoln County, TN, Aug 4, 1831. She was b. Nov 25, 1803 at Jefferson County, TN and d. Sep 7, 1854 at Shelby County, IL. Their four children were: Angeline, Susannah, William Thomas and Sarah. He m. Mary Ann "Polly" Crockett, his sister-in-law, Dec 18, 1854 at Moultrie County, IL. Their children were Ruth Jane, Alfred Madison and Cymantha Elmina. | Joseph C. Blythe
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| 636 | Per Pat Brigance, Blythe History: Mary Edens was buried in Blythe Cemetery,top of Ousley Hill near County Line, Moore Co., TN. | Mary Blythe
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| 637 | Findagrave memorial | Paulina Dowdy Blythe
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| 638 | Her entry is several pages removed from her mother's but it refers back to the family number. | Paulina Dowdy Blythe
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| 639 | Obituary from the Fayetteville Observer: "Mrs. Pauline Blythe Eden, age 88 years and four months, died of acute bronchitis at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. R. Melson, east of Fayetteville on Thursday, December 30, 1915. She was a truly good woman and during her long life had bound everyone to her by the tender ties of love so that her going away is sadly regretted by every acquaintance. The funeral service was conducted by Rev. Lew Massey. The remains were taken to Lynchburg, her former home, for burial." | Paulina Dowdy Blythe
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| 640 | Buried Blythe Cemetery top of Ousley Hill near County Line, Moore Co., TN perPat Brigance in Blythe History. | Sarah Blythe
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| 641 | Findagrave memorial | Thomas Blythe, Jr.
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| 642 | Findagrave memorial | Thomas Blythe, III
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| 643 | Per Pat Brigance, Blythe History: Thomas Blythe died 30 June 1841 per probate court record. | Thomas Blythe, III
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| 644 | See Pat Brigance's Notes in file for more information on Thomas Blythe Jr.'sfamily. (Aug. 1999) | Thomas Blythe, Jr.
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| 645 | Findagrave memorial | Oliver Lee Bobo
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| 646 | Findagrave memorial | Caroline Bone
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| 647 | Findagrave memorial | Willam Elam Bone, Sr.
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| 648 | Findagrave memorial | William Elam Bone, Jr.
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| 649 | Page 4 ---------- DEATH OF WILLIAM E. BONE He "Lived to See His Children's Children,and Peace Upon Israel" Once more the shadow of death hovered over our little city, and another of our pioneer citizens, an honorable man, a Christian gentleman, kind parent and a fond husband, W. E. Bone, has paid the last debt of nature. Of a quiet and retiring disposition, his many qualities were known only to the select few who gathered about him. None knew him but to respect, none neared him but to love. Born in Warren county Ohio, September 2, 1810, he moved to Shelby county in 1825, when but a lad of fifteen years, he saw the home of his adoption grow from a wilderness to one of wealth, civilization, and a populous district. Twice married, seven children, three boys and two girls survive him, among whom one is present postmaster. He was an active and consistent member of the Christian Church where his funeral services will be held on Sunday, at 2 p.m., by Rev. J. H. Edwards, assisted by Rev. J. M. Land, of Harrison , Ohio. He was also an honored member of Shelby Lodge No. 28 F. and A.M., and his remains will be attended by that body to the cemetery. | William Elam Bone, Jr.
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| 650 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Brett Steven Bonine
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