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| 951 | Findagrave memorial | George Lee Corbett
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| 952 | Findagrave memorial | James Plessie Corbett
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| 953 | Findagrave memorial | Johnnie Corbett
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| 954 | Findagrave memorial | Mary Frances Corbett
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| 955 | Findagrave memorial | Wilson Alfred Corbett
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| 956 | Findagrave memorial | Beulah Corder
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| 957 | Beulah Corder Locker, 85, of Fayetteville died Friday (May 5, 1989) in the Lincoln Skilled Care Center following a long illness. Funeral services were conducted Sunday at Higgins Funeral Home with the Rev. Bert Watkins officiating. Burial followed in the Stewart Cemetery, beside her late husband, E. C. Locker, who died in 1951. A native of Lincoln County, she was the daughter of the late Ben and Nancy Benson Corder, a member of the Lincoln County Historical Society and the Liberty Church of Christ. Survivors include four daughters, Rebecca Carter of Coldwater, Nancy Taylor of Nashville, Jean Hicks of Knoxville and Jewell Franklin of Winchester; three sons, Bob Locker, Jerry Locker and E. C. Locker Jr., all of Fayetteville; a sister, Virginia Baxter of Covington; a brother, James Corder of Nashville; 20 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. | Beulah Corder
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| 958 | Findagrave memorial | Julian Lesley Corley
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| 959 | Findagrave memorial | Harold Emerson Corn
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| 960 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Joseph Collins Cornelison
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| 961 | Findagrave memorial | Bovie Cotton
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| 962 | Findagrave memorial | Curtis Hindsman Cotton
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| 963 | Curtis Cotton, Sr., 89, died May 17, 1990 at La Siesta Retirement Center in Hobbs, New Mexico.Born on July 24, 1900, in Oklahoma, Cotton had made his residence in Hobbs for 37 years. He was a retired salesman for the Mayflower Moving Company.He was survived by a son, Curtis Cotton, Jr. of Hobbs. | Curtis Hindsman Cotton
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| 964 | Findagrave memorial | Gertrude Cotton
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| 965 | Findagrave memorial | James Weaver Cotton
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| 966 | Findagrave memorial | Medie Edmund Cotton
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| 967 | Findagrave memorial | Owen Rawls Cotton
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| 968 | Findagrave memorial | Ruby Cotton
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| 969 | Findagrave memorial | Vera Cotton
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| 970 | Findagrave memorial | Willie Cotton
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| 971 | Alabama Marriages Bibb County Willis Cottingham Mary Jane Suttle Feb 5, 1886 http://www.rootsweb.com/~albibb/bibbdeeds.txt Bibb County, Alabama Deed Information Submitted by Jacque Otts LDS Film No. 1617363 Deed Book A A:120 - 14 Aug. 1830 - Charles COTTINGHAM to SAMUEL TATE - $50, sec. 34, T. 24, R. 10 E. Rec: 15 Sept 1830. Dower statement - Barbary/Barbara COTTINGHAM. Wit: Ransom McELROY, J.P., Charles H. COLLIER. A:55-56 -- 11 Jan 1828 - William WHITE, Sr., to Basil WOOLLEY - $1,600 - sec. 18, T. 21, R. 13. Wit: Vinson JONES, Robert ROBUCK. Rec: 26 Jan 1828. A:58-60 -- 26 Dec 1827 - John WHITE and Anner, his wife, to Josiah RED - $100 - land on Haysoppy Creek - sec. 27, T. 24, R. 8 E. - Patent 5375 to Anner MEADOWS dated 1 Dec 1826. Wit: Ezekiel MILLER, Job MEADOWS. Rec: 4 Feb. 1828. A:39-40 -- 6 Jan 1825 - Sarah F. CHOTARD of Tuskaloosa Co., by agent John HUNT, to Charles COTTINGHAM - $200 - sec. 26, T. 23, R. 9. Wit: Robert FLEMING, Asa BLAKE, William SPEARS. Rec: 5 Dec. 1825. ____________________________________________________________ 1870 Bibb County, Alabama Six Mile, Bibb Co., AL, Six Mile PO, P. C. Beard, Enumerator 18/18 COTTINGHAM, Mose, 40, m, w, Farmer, 1500/800, AL Wilson, 18, m, w, Farm hand, AL Martha, 15, f, w, AL Parily, 12, f, w, AL Henrietta, 10, f, w, AL CAMEL, Henry, 16, m, b, Farm hand, AL 105/105 TATE, Rebecca, 42, f, w, AL James, 7, f, w, AL 115/115 COTTINGHAM, Henry, 40, m, w, Farmer, 500/500, AL Sophia, 43, f, w, Keeping house, AL Florence, 16, f, w, AL Mary, 14, f, w, AL Jenny, 12, f, w, AL Sally, 8, f, w, AL Monroe, 5, m, w, AL Edgar, 3, m, w, AL Willis, 1, m, w, AL 116/116 COTTINGHAM, Elisha, 84, m, w, Farmer, 1000/60, SC Nancy, 82, f, w, Keeping house, AL PARKER, Mary, 15, f, w, AL John, 12, m, w, AL Wm., 10, m, w, AL 117/117 COTTINGHAM, Jeff, 42, m, b, Farm hand, AL Lucy, 30, f, b, Keeping house, AL Henry, 17, m, b, Farm hand, AL Jno., 8, m, m, AL 118/118 COTTINHAM, Green, 40, m, m, Farm hand, AL Emeline, 35, f, b, Keeping house, AL Caesar, 2, m, b, AL 129/129 COTTINGHAM, Jno., 46, m, w, Farmer, 2000/800, AL Maria, 40, f, w, Keeping house, AL Elizabeth, 21, f, w, AL Wm., 18, m, w, Farm hand, AL Jesse, 13, m, w, AL Alabama, 8, f, w, AL Elisha, 5, m, w, AL Emma, 2, f, w, AL 130/130 COTTINGHAM, Jas., 21, m, w, Farmer, --/300, AL Georgia, 20, f, w, Keeping house, AL Walker, 9/12, m, w, AL, (Sep) _______________________________________________________________ 1870 Bibb County, Al Randolph Beat, Bibb Co., AL - Brierfield PO P. C. Beard, Enumerator 69/69 BRATTON, Thos., 45, m, w, Coal burner, TN Mary, 22, f, w, Keeping house, AL VINCENT, Molly, 22, f, w, AL 226/224 JACKSON, John, 24, m, w, Farm hand, VA Maria, 42, f, w, NC 306/303 TATE, William, 39, m, w, Farm hand, --/100, TN Mary, 37, f, w, Keeping house, AL Angeline, 17, f, w, AL Manerva, 15, f, w, AL James, 12, m, w, AL Mary, 10, f, w, AL Drucilla, 7, f, w, AL William, 4, m, w, AL Garrett, 1, m, w, AL 309/306 JACKSON, Wash, 44, m, w, Farmer, 300/200, SC Susan, 43, f, w, Keeping house, AL Henry, 14, m, w, Farm hand, AL Seaburn, 13, m, w, Farm hand, AL Andrew, 8, m, w, AR 311/308 JACKSON, John, 21, m, w, Farm hand, AL, (Mar) Sorena, 20, f, w, Keeping house, AL, (Mar) | Pete Cottongham
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| 972 | Findagrave memorial | Exie Clara Couch
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| 973 | Findagrave memorial | Nettie Ellen Couch
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| 974 | Findagrave memorial | Sarah Frances Couch
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| 975 | Findagrave memorial | Elree Couey
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| 976 | Mrs. Culps died Thursday, Aug. 4, 2005, at Decatur General Hospital. She was born Oct. 26, 1926, in Morgan County, to Robert Cleveland Couey and Molly Grant Grady Couey. Survivors include her husband, Howard Culps; two daughters, Stephanie Culps Goel, Fort Collins, Colo., and Debbie Culps Wise, Opelika; and four grandchildren, Will Goel, Michelle Foshee, Jeff Wise and Derek Wise. Pallbearers will be Freddie Richter, Bobby Chambers, Kedrick Romine, Winston Spencer, Joe Whitt and Bo Bryant. Josh Goff, Bud Dugger, Jeff Wise, Jimmy Bryant, Jack Pigg and Cliff Smith will serve as honorary pallbearers. | Elree Couey
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| 977 | Findagrave memorial | Eula Virginia Coulter
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| 978 | Per Findagrave | Eula Virginia Coulter
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| 979 | Findagrave memorial | Frank Coulter
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| 980 | Frank A. Coulter, 63, of North Wales Road, Elkmont, AL, died Tuesday 15 June 1999 at Huntsville Hospital Main, Huntsville. AL. Funeral services were held Thursday, June 17, at 4:00 p.m. at Taylor-Ardmore Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. Wheeler Kidd, Bro. Sammy Brister, and Bro. Bruce Walters officiating. A native of the Ardmore area, Mr. Coulter was the son of the late George Dewey and Sarah Ghidotti Coulter. He was a former Ardmore, AL Councilman and businessman. He was a retired public works superintendent for the City of Decatur. Survivors include his wife, Carolyn Coulter of Elkmont, AL; one daughter and son-in-law, Tina and Mark O'Driscoll of Huntsville, AL; one grandson, Shaun O'Driscoll of Huntsville, AL; god children, Brent, Feliscia and Erin Mullins, Eric, Dottie and Emily Mullins, Amber, Pat, Brooke and Blake Magnusson, Mary and Wendy Mullins, and Randy Lewter, all of Ardmore; three brothers, Leo Coulter of Prospect, TN, Leroy Coulter of Dauphin Island, AL, G. D. Coulter of Ardmore, AL; four sisters, Virginia Butler of Ardmore, AL, Ima Jean Delfunt of Ardmore, TN, Dora Dean Watson of Ardmore, TN and Ann Mitchell of Madison, AL; and a host of nieces, nephews and special friends. | Frank Coulter
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| 981 | Findagrave memorial | General Leo Coulter
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| 982 | General Leo Coulter, 87, of Ardmore, Tenn., passed away Wednesday, July 14, 2010, at Countryside Healthcare in Lawrenceburg, Tenn. He was an Army veteran of World War II. He was the son of the late George Dewey Coulter and Sarah Neutonia Ghidotti Coulter. He was preceded in death by three brothers, Michael, Leroy and Frank Coulter; and one sister, Virginia Butler. He is survived by his wife, Mary Magdelene "MAG" Coulter; one son, Larry Coulter of Hartselle; two daughters, Linda Morrison of Monkey Island, Okla., and Brenda Coulter of Canyon Lake, Texas; one brother, G.D. Coulter of Ardmore; three sisters, Ann Mitchell of Decatur, Imogene DelFont of Georgia and Dordeen Watson of Ardmore, Tenn.; and two grandchildren, Austin and Joel Coulter. Visitation will be tonight from 6 to 8 at Ardmore Funeral Home Chapel. The funeral service will be Friday, July 16, 2010, at 11 a.m. in the chapel with burial to follow in Gatlin Cemetery. The family requests that donations be made to the Alzheimer's/Parkinson's Association. Published in the Decatur Daily on July 15, 2010 | General Leo Coulter
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| 983 | Findagrave memorial | General Negley Coulter
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| 984 | Notes from James T. Newell - General Negley Coulter has been a mystery, but we have tracked him down and he is actually buried in Maple Hill Cemetery, Huntsville. He died near Taft, TN. Don't have a lot on his parents yet, but they were apparently "northerners." The Negley name is quite prevalent in PA and I suspect they may have come from that area originally, and General Negley campaigned extensively in eastern TN during the Civil War, and family tales indicate that General Negley Coulter was named after him for some reason. | General Negley Coulter
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| 985 | Findagrave memorial | George Dewey Coulter
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| 986 | Findagrave memorial | George Michael Coulter
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| 987 | Findagrave memorial | Hence Coulter
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| 988 | Per James T. Newell birthdate - Jan 1894 name - Hensey A. | Hence Coulter
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| 989 | Findagrave memorial | James Daniel Coulter
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| 990 | Notes from James T. Newell - James Daniel died in 1918 during the Spanish flu epidemic in Madison Co. I found his name listed in the "weekly" deaths from newspapers on microfilm at the Huntsville Library. He is also buried at Maple Hill Cemetery. | James Daniel Coulter
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| 991 | Findagrave memorial | James Tommy Coulter
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| 992 | Graveside service for James Tommie Coulter, 80, of Falkville, will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Roselawn Cemetery in Athens with the Rev. Jimmy Legg officiating and Roselawn Funeral Home directing. Mr. Coulter died Sunday at the Decatur General Hospital. He was born April 25, 1912, in Limestone County, Alabama. He was a retired Decatur Utilities employee. He is survived by two sons, James O. Coulter of Buford, Ga., and Jackson D. Coulter of Hartselle; one daughter, Mary Janice Scott of Huntsville; two sisters, Claudia Vaughn of Huntsville and Thelma Fait of Great Falls, Mont.; 11 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. | James Tommy Coulter
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| 993 | Findagrave memorial | Leroy O'Neal Coulter
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| 994 | Leroy Coulter, 81, of Cadillac Avenue, Dauphin Island, AL, died Friday, May 5, 2006, at his home. Survivors include his wife, Shirley Coulter of Dauphin Island, AL; one son, Gene Coulter of Ardmore, AL; one daughter, Debbie Howard of Winchester, TN; two step-sons, Ross Fleming and Tommy Fleming both of Jasper, AL; two brothers, Leo Coulter of Prospect, TN, and G.D. Coulter of Ardmore AL; four sisters, Virginia Butler of Ardmore, AL, Imojean Delfunt of Maysville, GA, Doradeen Watson of Ardmore, TN, and Ann Mitchell of Toney, AL; numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. | Leroy O'Neal Coulter
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| 995 | per Findagrave. | Leroy O'Neal Coulter
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| 996 | Findagrave memorial | Thelma Belle Coulter
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| 997 | Thelma (Coulter) Fait, 92, formerly of Great Falls, an Army veteran and retired nurse anesthetist, died of natural causes Friday at Provena Villa Franciscan care center in Joliet, Ill. Her funeral is 10 a.m. Friday at Croxford Funeral Home, with burial in Manchester Cemetery. Thelma was born March 29, 1918 in Huntsville, Alabama. She graduated high school in 1937 in Huntsville, and attended nursing school from 1937-1940, graduating as an R.N. in 1940. She then attended Western Reserve University Hospital School of Anesthesia in Cleveland, Ohio, from 1947-1948, and became a certified nurse anesthetist. She entered the Army Nurse Corps from 1941-1947, and during her service was assigned to Camp Livingston, Louisiana; Barnes General Hospital in Santa Fe, New Mexico; and the Alaskan Theater of Military Service in the Aleutian Islands. She was then recalled to service for the Korean War in 1951. She served at Brooke Army Hospital in San Antonio, Texas, and also worked at Vanderbilt Hospital in Nashville, Tenn. At the time of her discharge, she held the rank of captain. Thelma married Dale Clark Fait on Dec. 3, 1950, in Huntsville. In 1962, she returned to work and was employed by the Columbus Hospital as a nurse anesthetist until retirement in 1980. Thelma was an active member of the First Nazarene Church, serving wherever she was needed in senior group and social activities of the church. She was awarded the Distinguished Service Award by the Church of the Nazarene in April 2001. In the fall of 2002, she moved to Crest Hill, Illinois, to be closer to her sons. She moved to Provena Villa Franciscan in 2007, when her declining health required full-time nursing care. She enjoyed sewing, helping others and reading, especially books on Montana history and by Montana authors. She is survived by her sons, Stephen Fait, of Chillicothe, Illinois, and James Fait, of Romeoville, Illinois; and two grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Dale, in 2000; and a grandson, Christopher, in 1986. | Thelma Belle Coulter
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| 998 | Findagrave memorial | Virginia Elizabeth Coulter
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| 999 | Virginia Butler, 81, of Stateline Road, Ardmore, AL, died Tuesday, October 28, 2008,a t Huntsville Hospital, Huntsville, AL. Burial was in the Gatlin Cemetery in Ardmore with Ardmore Memorial Funeral Home in charge. Virginia was born December 5, 1926 in Madison County, AL, to George Dewey Coulter and Sarah Ghidotti Coulter. She lived all her life in this area and was a member of Macedonia Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband, Paul Lee Butler. Survivors include daughter, Nancy and husband Roger Swinford of Ardmore, AL; brothers, Leo Coulter of Prospect, TN, G.D. Coulter of Ardmore, AL; sisters, Imojean Delfunt of Georgia, Dora Dean Watson of Ardmore, TN, and Ann Mitchell of Decatur, AL; three grandchildren, MaDonna and husband Chuck Eldridge, Andy and Jeanie Swinford and Timmy and Jill Swinford; six great-grandchildren, Slade Logan, McKenzie and Hayden Swinford, Morgan and Hannah Eldridge. Pallbearers were Doug Tucker, Mickie Ezell, Daryl Clutts, Willie Smith, Joe Dixon and Tommy Mitchell. Honorary pallbearer was Ollie Roland. | Virginia Elizabeth Coulter
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| 1000 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Frances Jane Cowan
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