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651	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Sarah Brianne Bonine
652	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Steven Bruce Bonine
653	He dropped the E from Boone, but it didn't catch on	Andrew Jackson Boon
654	Findagrave memorial	Andrew C. Boone
655	Findagrave memorial	John Daniel Boone
656	Findagrave memorial	Roy Clarence Boone
657	http://www.lcl.lib.mo.us/~lcl/History/People/Roofv2/Boon_WH.htm Past and Present of Livingston County    Volume 2. Biographies       by Major A. J. Roof. 1913 WILLIAM H. BOON    Page 61-62 William H. Boon is the owner of a well improved farm of ninety-two acres on section 11, Livingston county, to which he came in 1852 upon his removal with his parents from Boone county, Missouri, where he was born in 1848, a son of Jackson and Sarah (Miller) Boon, both of whom have passed away and are buried in Livingston county. The son received his education in the district school near his father's home, laying aside his text-books at the age of sixteen years and subsequent to that time assisting his mother in the work of the home farm for about ten years. He then decided to start out independently and acquired the farm which he now owns and where he engages in general farming. Since taking charge of this property he has made many important improvements and erected thereon a handsome residence and other buildings that have greatly enhanced the value of the property which by its neat appearance bespeaks the prosperity of its owner. In 1868, in Livingston county, Mr. Boon married Miss Nancy Turner, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Turner, both of whom have passed away. Mrs. Boon also died in 1888, after twenty years of happy domestic life, her interment taking place at Mount Pleasant cemetery. They were the parents of the following children: Leah, a resident of Chillicothe; Roy, a telephone operator of Spring Hill: Paschal, an agriculturist of Grundy county; Ettie, the wife of William Wood, a farmer of Daviess county; and Lenore, Mary, Elzora, William and Stella, all of whom have passed away. Progressive in his methods of agriculture, Mr. Boon has also turned to the political organization which classifies itself by that name and gives thereto his unqualified support, believing that the principles embodied in the "bull moose" platform will bring about that freedom from bondage in corrupt practices that have so long held in thrall government affairs as administrated by the two older parties. His religious affiliation is that of the Baptist church ofwhich he is a faithful member, giving his material and moral support to its work. Well and favorably known, he has made many friends in this locality and the success which he has attained none can begrudge him.	William Henry Boone
658	Findagrave memorial	Leslie Alfred Boshell
659	Findagrave memorial	Eva Pearl Bostick
660	Findagrave memorial	Rosa Abigail Bowlin
661	Findagrave memorial	Mollie Beauregard Bowling
662	Findagrave memorial	Flora A. Boyd
663	Findagrave memorial	Mary Jane Boyd
664	Findagrave memorial	Thomas Wilson Boyd, Sr.
665	March 10, 1919 - September 26, 2010 Thomas Wilson Boyd, 91 entered into eternal rest on Sunday, September 26, 2010, after an extended illness in Warrenton, Virginia . He was a native of Limestone County, AL and a member of the Ostella Church of Christ, Cornersville, TN. He was the son of the late Johnny Roy Boyd and Hattie Lee Phelps; and the beloved husband of the late Flossye Irene May Boyd. Mr. Boyd's life lead him from farming in AL to iron work, barbering and farming in Tennessee, followed by retirement in Toney, AL. In 2004, he moved to VA with his daughter. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, his siters: Annie Mae Roberson, Elizabeth McNatt, Lillie Belle Crowley, Bertha Marston, Grace Roberson, Ruby Shields, and Edna Carter; and a brother: William Boyd. Surviving are a son: Thomas W. Boyd, Jr. of Harvest, AL, a daughter, Vivian B. (Larry) Sutton of Washington, VA; granddaughter Amanda (James) Davis of San Juan Capistrano, CA; grandsons: Joel W. (Marie) Davis and his children Ella and Adam, all of Dothan, AL, Christopher L. (Elizabeth) Sutton and his sons Michael and Andrew, all of San Ramon, CA; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Services held at Ardmore Chapel Funeral Home with Bro. C.E. Hardison officiating. Burial in Gatlin Cemetery, Ardmore, AL.	Thomas Wilson Boyd, Sr.
666	Findagrave memorial	Barbara Bradford
667	Findagrave memorial	Marvin R. Bramley
668	Findagrave memorial	Patricia Ann Bramley
669	GAHN, Patricia Patricia Ann Gahn (nee Bramley), age 81, passed away November 13, 2011, with her family by her side in Cumming, GA. A private memorial service will be held at the Sunset Hill Cemetery in Glen Carbon, IL. She was born January 24, 1930, in Granite City, IL to Marvin and Helen Bramley. Her father was in the automobile business in St. Louis, MO for over 50 years and her mother a homemaker. Patricia lived her early years in the Granite City and South St. Louis area until she met and married Henrik Gahn. After their marriage in 1954, the couple moved to Northern California (San Mateo & San Jose) and later lived in Texas, Missouri, and Indiana before finally settling to the Atlanta, GA area in 2001 to be close to their son and daughter-in-law. Over the years Pat was an active member of the many Presbyterian Churches she belonged to across the country. Her greatest passion was being with her family & pets and she loved the many travels taken with family members throughout her lifetime. She was both a wonderful wife and mother who always displayed a loving touch. Patricia is survived by her loving husband Hank; son Rick; and daughter-in-law Emily	Patricia Ann Bramley
670	Findagrave memorial	Beulah Frances Bratton
671	Findagrave memorial	Henry Green Bratton
672	Findagrave memorial	Harold Delois Breazeale
673	Findagrave memorial	Ethel L. Brewer
674	Findagrave memorial	Mettie B. Brewer
675	Findagrave memorial	Nettie Susan Brewer
676	Findagrave memorial	Edgar Thomas Bricken
677	Findagrave memorial	Ferdinand Grandison Bricken
678	Findagrave memorial	Flora Ann Bricken
679	Findagrave memorial	Fronae Bricken
680	Findagrave memorial	James Henry Bricken
681	Served with General Price for the Confederacy during the Civil War. Captured and placed into the St. Louis Barracks until the War was over. One of 18 men out of 200 to survive.	John Washington Bricken
682	Findagrave memorial	John William Bricken
683	John W. Bricken, the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Granville Bricken, of this city, died at his home in the Santa Fe Addition, Tuesday morning, September 8, 1908, at five o'clock, of heart trouble. John William Bricken was born in Leslie township on September 26, 1874, and was 33 years, 11 months and 14 days of age at the time of his death. At the age of 13 years he moved with his parents to Carrollton, where he attended the public schools and grew to manhood. On the first day of November, 1905, he was united in marriage to Miss Alice Harper, of this county. One child was born to them, that died at the age of 13 months. Besides his sorrowing wife he leaves a father, mother, and one brother and one sister. John has been in poor health for nearly a year, but was able to continue his work at the mill about 8 months ago, when he was forced to give up his work and try to regain his health. Last February he had a severe spell of pneumonia, which left him in a very weak condition. After this sick spell it was found that his lungs had become effected and that his heart was in a bad condition. During the summer months he seemed to grow some better but never as well as he was before his spell of pneumonia. Last Saturday he was about the streets as usual and the following day he visited his father. Monday he complained of a severe headache and was sick at his stomach, and he breathed with considerable difficulty. A physician was called and administered some temporary relief, and during the hours of the night his father watched by his bedside. His faithful wife was on the bed beside him, completely worn out by her long waiting on him, and she was sleep. John appeared to be sleeping naturally for several hours, but along toward morning he seemed to rouse for a moment, drew a deep breath and then passed away. John Bricken was so well known in this city, that it is not necessary for us to comment on his life. Suffice to say, he was a good citizen, a good husband, and a boy and man that everybody liked who knew him. He was of a jovial disposition, had no bad habits, and was a model young man in every sense of the term. The funeral services were held at the family residence on Ely street Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, conducted by REv. Marvin, of the Memorial Methodist church of which deceased was a member, after which the remains were taken to Oak Hill cemetery for interment.	John William Bricken
684	Findagrave memorial	Nannie Bell Bricken
685	Findagrave memorial	Robert H. Bricken
686	Findagrave memorial	Samuel Richard Bricken
687	Findagrave memorial	Sarah Ann Bricken
688	Findagrave memorial	Thomas Jefferson Bricken
689	Findagrave memorial	William Allen Bricken
690	BIOGRAPHY: The 1880 census lists him as a 71 year old widower living in Missouri with his single 25 year old son, F.G. Bricken.	William Allen Bricken
691	Findagrave memorial	William Granville Bricken
692	Findagrave memorial	Nellie Clemetine Bridges
693	Findagrave memorial	Edgar Burleson Brigance
694	Findagrave memorial	Andrew J. Broaddus
695	Moved to Indiana	Jeremiah J. Broaddus
696	Went to Missouri	Lycurgus B. Broaddus
697	Findagrave memorial	Mattie Broaddus
698	Findagrave memorial	Nancy Broaddus
699	Findagrave memorial	Pearl Broaddus
700	Findagrave memorial	Thomas O. Broaddus

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