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| 501 | 31 Tennessee Infantry (Col. A. H. Bradford.), 31st Regiment, Tennessee Infantry, Company A. Enlisted as a Corporal, completed as Lieutenant. | SWAIM, William Green (I22143)
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| 502 | 337. BRASFIELD John O. 1885 1926 Mettye 1883 1966 338. BRASSFIELD Leroy C. 24-Feb-1912 01-Aug-1912 (Misspelling of last name on stone. Should be as stone 337 has it spelled.) | BRASFIELD, Leroy C. (I13084)
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| 503 | 337. BRASFIELD John O. 1885 1926 Mettye 1883 1966 338. BRASSFIELD Leroy C. 24-Feb-1912 01-Aug-1912 (Misspelling of last name on stone. Should be as stone 337 has it spelled.) | BRASFIELD, John O (I25315)
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| 504 | 359. BRASFIELD, JASPER T - Married: , Spouse: QUINN, ELLA Go bu000082 | BRASFIELD, Jasper Tilmon (I43808)
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| 505 | 4/6/1919 "Witchita Daily Times", Witchita Falls, Texas Mrs. L. D. Brasfield of Duma, Arkansas is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. D.C. Walker, who is very ill with influenza. Sister is possibly the wife of Lawrence Drury Brasfield | COOLEY, Melissa Kizarah (I26427)
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| 506 | 5. Anna Brasfield (b. ca 1800, Granville Co, NC, d. ?) m. Samuel Jeter (b. 1798 ?, d. before 14 July 1838 ?) m. 16 May 1818, Bond 472, Rhodes Herndon, BM Granville Co, NC. Samuel was the son of Robert & Susannah Jeter and brother of Catherine Jeter Brasfield. They had 8 children: | JETER, Catherine (I30489)
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| 507 | 5. Anna Brasfield (b. ca 1800, Granville Co, NC, d. ?) m. Samuel Jeter (b. 1798 ?, d. before 14 July 1838 ?) m. 16 May 1818, Bond 472, Rhodes Herndon, BM Granville Co, NC. Samuel was the son of Robert & Susannah Jeter and brother of Catherine Jeter Brasfield. They had 8 children: Anna was the daughter of George Brasfield and Silvanay Rogers. 5. Anna Brasfield (b. 28 Aug 1797, Granville Co, NC, d.27 Apr 1853, Weakley Co, TN) m. Samuel Jeter (b. 1798 Granville Co, NC, d. before 14 July 1838, Weakley Co, TN ) m. 16 May 1818, Bond 472, Rhodes Herndon, BM, married on 15 Aug 1818, Granville Co, NC. Samuel was the son of Robert & Susannah Jeter and brother of Catherine Jeter Brasfield. In 1825, Samuel received 351 acres from his father. Robert, land on the waters of Ready Creek in Granville Co, NC. (Deed Book 2, p. 424) On 2 Aug 1830, before he joined other family members in their move to Tennessee, Samuel sold his land to Frederick Shepard of Pasquotank Co, NC, "for and in consideration of the conveyance of sundry lands lying in the State of Tennessee in the western district (Deed Book 4, p. 442)" They had 8 children: *************************** John W. JETER, stock raiser, farmer, and a prominent citizen of Weakley County, Tenn., was born in North Carolina, January 12,1831, son of Samuel and Ann (Brasfield) Jeter, natives of North Carolina, born in 1801 and 1797, and died in 1835 and 1853, respectively. The father was a farmer, and when about twenty years of age was united in marriage to Ann Brasfield, by whom he had eight children, two of whom are living: Robert E. and our subject. They came to Tennessee in 1831. John W. was reared by his mother. He was educated in the neighboring schools and at Dresden, and the year he was twenty-one years old, taught school, and on the 3d of March, 1853, his marriage with Dr. G. D. and Mrs. Simm's daughter Ann, was celebrated. Of the five children born to them there are living William S., Frances Ella (Mrs. S. E. Young), and Ann C (Mrs. Henry Finch). Almost from the date of his marriage, Mr. Jeter has resided on his present farm, which originally consisted of 100 acres, but now amounts to 628 acres of well cultivated and improved land. Mr. Jeter is a Democrat, and in 1870 was elected to the office of magistrate, which he filled six years. He has been a member of the Masonic eternity since he was twenty-one years of age. In May, 1863, his wife died, and in December of the same year he wedded Sarah E. Young, by whom he is the father of six children: Lorissa T. (Mrs. Samuel Shannon), George W., John B., Robert Lee, Lulu and Ethelbert J. Mrs. Jeter was born in Granville County, N. C., in 1837, and her parents, William K. and Lucy F. Young, were both born in North Carolina. The father died in 1855, and the mother is now residing in Weakley County. | BRASFIELD, Anna (I3884)
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| 508 | 5/22/2001 Michael, Found your site.....very nice. Below is data concerning Monicah Massey and Jesse Olive. I have also included Jesse's will. Thought you might change Monicah's husband from unknown. Regards, Tana Morgan BOTAUS@aol.com PS. I descend from Sarah Olive and Dempsey Bowden Descendants of Jesse Olive 1 Jesse Olive b: 1762 Johnston Co. N.C, . d: 14 April 1829 Wake Co. N.C. .. +Monicah Massey b: 03 March 1763 m: 1780 Wake Co. N.C. d: 1854 Henry Co. Tn. Fact 1: Hartsfield, Settlement, Cem. ......... 2 James Olive b: Wake Co.N.C. ............. +Sally Hartsfield m: 16 April 1812 Wake Co.N.C. Fact 1: Wesson Cem., Pruittown, Lauderdale Co., AL ......... 2 Rachel Olive b: Wake Co.N.C. ............. +Wm. F. Smith m: 25 December 1813 Wake Co.N.C. ......... 2 [1] John Olive b: Wake Co.N.C. d: 1859 Henry Co. TN ............. +Holland Bowden b: 29 May 1797 Franklin Co., NC m: 29 September 1812 Wake Co.N.C. d: 1842 Henry Co. TN ......... *2nd Wife of [1] John Olive: ............. +Mary (Polly) Bowden m: Aft. 1842 ......... 2 Richard Calvin Olive b: 1785 Wake Co.N.C. d: Tuscaloosa, AL. ............. +Sarah Mann Drake b: 1785 d: Tuscaloosa Co., AL ......... 2 Sarah Olive b: Abt. 1790 Wake Co. N.C. d: Bef. June 1850 Henry Co. Tn. ............. +Dempsey Bowden b: 11 November 1789 Isle of Wight, Va. m: 19 December 1808 Wake Co. N.C. d: 25 October 1868 Henry Co. Tn. Fact 1: Henry Co. Tn. ......... 2 Jessie Jr. Olive b: Abt. 1792 Wake Co.N.C. ............. +Betsey Barker m: 16 December 1830 Wake Co.N.C. ......... 2 Gilly Olive b: Abt. 1797 Wake Co.N.C. ............. +John Hartsfield b: 01 July 1795 m: 27 November 1815 Wake Co.N.C. d: 13 May 1876 ......... 2 Mary Olive b: 1804 Wake Co.N.C. d: Aft. 1850 ............. +Wm. Washington Lyon m: 18 June 1821 Henry Co. TN ......... 2 Elizabeth Olive b: Abt. 1806 Wake Co.N.C. ............. +Hardy Crowder m: 30 August 1828 Wake Co.N.C. WILL OF JESSE OLive, SR. Proven in May term af Wake County Court, 1829. Will Bk. 21/94. In the Name of God, Amen. I, Jesse Olive Senr. of the County of Wake and State of North Carolina Being of Sound mind and perfect memory (Blessed be God) but weak in bodyly health at this the Thirteenth day of October in the year of our Lord one Thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty Eight make and publish this my last will and Testament in the manner following, that is to say First I lend to my Beloved wife Monica Olive my land, plantation Dwelling house and all my out houses during her widowhood Bounded as follows beginning at a beach on the bank of Crabtree Creek at the ford leading to the publick mill thence a South course along the old lane to a large persimmon tree thence a south east course so as to take in the Spring thence a south course so as to take in the apple orchard to the south line theme west along said line to a pine Jones' corner thence a south course to a post oak thence west along the heirs of Lanes line to a post oak theme a north course to a post oak James Olives & Wim. Nichols' corner thence a north east course to a red oak thence a north course to Crabtree Creek thence down the various courses of said creek to the beginning and I also lend to her during her widowhood a negro woman by the name of Anica and a negro boy by the name of Abner & also one bed and furniture a half Dozen chairs one pot and Dutch oven, all the knives & forks & all the earthen ware and her choice of Desk or Side board and one Chest her choice; and her choice of the horses & two sows and all their shears which use about the house and also two of her choice of the cows & calfs and a sufficient quantity of the working toole to carry on her farm and also the still & casks, one flax & cotton wheel & one loom & all the water vessels & one walnut folding table & one pine table. Secondly I give unto my beloved son Richard Olive my negro man by the name of Jerry to him & his wife during their natural life and at their deaths to be sold and equally divided between their children. Thirdly I give unto my beloved daughter Salley Bowden one negro girl by the name of Lucy. Fourthly I give unto my beloved son John Olive one negro man by the name of Jacob to him & his wife during there natural life and at their deaths to be sold and equally divided betwean their children. Fifthly I give unto my beloved son James Olive all my land lying on the west side of that which I willed to my beloved wife, and I also give unto him & his wife a negro boy by the name of Abram at the Death of my beloved wife & if she should marry it is my will for my son James then to have him, Daring their natural life and at their deaths to be sold and equally divided between their children. Sixthly I give unto my beloved daughter Rachel Smith and her husband one negro man by the nane of Cherry and all her present and future Increase during their natural life and at their Deaths to be equally divided between their children. Seventhly I give unto my beloved Daughter Gilley Hartsfield & her husband one negro girl by the name of Anney & her increase during there natural Life and at their Deaths to be equally divided between their children. Eighthly and further my will and desire is that my Executor after my Death Sell or divide all the balance of the tract of land on which i live on the east side of the land I willed to my beloved wife and also half the tract of land on which Richard Massey Senr. Decd. lived and also the tract on which William Lyon now lives and the ballance of the housel furniture and stock of all kinds gun boat & cart and oxen the balance of the plantation working tools to be sold and that my Executors out of the money arising from the sale of said property after paying all my Just debts my will and desire is for them to purchase two negro girls about the size of them I gave to Salley, Rachel & Gilley one for my beloved daughter Elizabeth Crowder & the other for my beloved Daughter Polley Lynn and that my Executors make them a right in the same manner in which I left the negro to the rest of my children and that the balance of the money be equally divided between my five daughters Salley, Rachel, Gilley, Elizabeth &Polley. Ninth I give unto my beloved son Jesse Olive all the land and plantation & houses which I have left to my beloved wife at the expiration of her right and further my will and desire is for my son Jesse to live with my belowed wife during her life or widowhond that is if they can agree, if not they must divide the plantation; and I also give unto him a negro boy by the name of Reddick to him and his lawful heirs forever, also one plow & weeding hoe one half Dozen chairs one set of knives & forks. And further my will and desire is after the Death of my beloved wife that all the property which I have left to her except the land and negro boy Abram to be sold & the money to be equal!y divided between my five Daughters Salley Bowden, Rachel Smith, Gilley Hartsfield, Elizabeth Crowder & Polley Lyon. And I hereby make and ordain my worthy friends William F. Smith & Dempsey Bowdan my Executors of this my last will & Testament in witness whereof I the said Jesse Olive have to this my last will & Testament set my hand and seal the day and year above written. his Signed Sealed & published and ) Jesse X Olive (seal) mark declared by the said Jesse ) Olive the testator as his last ) will & Testament in the presents ) of us who were present at the ) time of signing ara Sealing ) thereof. ) Burwell D. Jones Jurat, Berry D. S~mm~, Win. B. Johns Jurat | OLIVE, Jesse (I39212)
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| 509 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I21978)
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| 510 | 6/13/97 Brassfield - Donald S. Brassfield, Bedford, died suddenly on Friday, June 13, 1997. Born on November 3, 1948, in Lawrence County, IN, he was the son of John E. and Alice (Piper) Brassfield. On February 17, 1993, he married Julie Evans Volz, who survives. Also surviving are the father; two daughters, Mrs. Tim (Melinda Beth) Brown and Allison Lea Brassfield, both of Bedford; one step-daughter, Cheryl Lynne Volz of Bloomington, IN; one grandson, Jarrett Layne Brown; one sister, Cindy Vaught of Indianapolis, IN; two nieces; three nephews; and one great niece. He was preceded in death by his mother. Donald Brassfield was a journeyman tool & die maker with Stone City Products and formerly E & M Tool in Bedford. He was a graduate of ITT with a degree in Tool Design Engineering and I.C.S. with a Degree in Tool & Die Making. He was a member of First Church of God in Bedford and a long time member of Henpecked Bowling League and Broadview Industrial Bowling Leagues. The funeral service for Donald Brassfield will be at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 18th, at the First Baptist Church of Bedford, with the Revs. Lewis Williams and Jon Lineback officiating. Burial will be in Hopkins Cemetery. Friends may call from 12-9 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday, June 16-17, and from 9:00 a.m. till noon on Wednesday, June 18th, at Day & Carter Mortuary, and from 1:00 p.m. till service time at the First Baptist Church. Friends are asked to consider contributions to the Allison Lea Brassfield College Fund.Brassfield. | BRASSFIELD, Donald Stephen (I30883)
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| 511 | 6/21/1929 Decatur, Illinois Evening Herald Brassfield, Charles held at 10:30 o'clock Friday morning in Greenwood Cemetery. Because of the nature of his death the services were private. | BRASSFIELD, Charles (I33745)
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| 512 | 60 Age: 60 | BRASFIELD, Leonard Ray (I25383)
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| 513 | 61 Age: 61 | KELLY, Regina Louise (I55420)
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| 514 | 61 Age: 61 | STRELEC, John (I57293)
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| 515 | 64 Age: 64 | POWELL, Olan B (I57744)
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| 516 | 65 Age: 65 | POWELL, Mattie T (I57547)
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| 517 | 67 Age: 67 | JOHNSON, Sarah W (I57437)
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| 518 | 67 Age: 67 | POWELL, William Perry (I57736)
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| 519 | 68 Age: 68 | BRITTON, James B (I56986)
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| 520 | 73 Age: 73 | BRASFIELD, Lenora (I56391)
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| 521 | 76 Age: 76 | POWELL, Abbie Lee (I57730)
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| 522 | 79 Age: 79 | HIMELWRIGHT, Alice Alma (I57329)
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| 523 | 7:55 p.m. EST, January 21, 2012 Lillie Mae Hogue Waits, 96, of Danville, passed away Friday, January 20, 2012, at Danville Center for Health and Rehabilitation. She was born October 11, 1915, in Casey County, Kentucky, to the late Walter B. and Minnie Lee Coyle Daugherty, and was the wife of the late Chuck Ira Waits. Mrs. Waits was a member of Lexington Avenue Baptist Churcha and was a retired waitress, having worked at Burke’s Cafeteria and Boyle Pharmacy. She is survived by a son, Truman (Lesa) Hogue of Louisville, 10 grandchildren; several great-grandchildren; and a sister, Jewell Sherrow of Junction City. In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by a son, Woodie Hogue, and a daughter, America Westmoreland. The family has chosen cremation with burial of cremains in Bellevue Cemetery. A memorial service will be held at a later date. Arrangements entrusted to Preston-Pruitt Funeral Home. Memorial contributions are suggested to Heritage Hospice, Inc. P.O. Box 1213 Danville, KY 40423. | DAUGHERTY, Lillie Mae (I11877)
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| 524 | 8. Lucinda Gee b. ca 1812, TN, m. 17 Apr 1828, in Chariton Co., MO, Abner Brassfield, b. ca 1808, Chattanooga, Rhea (now Hamilton) Co.,TN, (son of John Brassfield) d. (aft 1870). Lucinda died (aft 1870), (Jackson Twp., Newton Co., AR), reportedly bur. Searcy Co., AR. Children: i Abner Brassfield Jr. b. ca 1829, MO, m. ca 1849, in AR, Malissa Smith, b. ca 1833, Carroll Co., AR, (daughter of Thomas Smith and Febary Tackett) d. (aft 1860), (Sebastian Co., AR). Abner died probably ca 1859, AR. ii John L. Brassfield b. ca 1831, MO, m. 22 Feb 1851, in Newton Co., AR, Elizabeth Elender Roberts, b. ca 1830, AR. John died 01 Sep 1863, AR (Civil War). iii Rhoda Brassfield b. Dec 1832, MO, m. ca 1849, in AR, Allen L. Standridge, b. ca 1832, Union Co., IL, (son of Samuel James Standridge and Mahaly Lucinda Morgan) d. (aft 1910). Rhoda died (aft 1910), (White Twp., Newton Co., AR). iv Eliza Ann Brassfield b. ca 1834, MO. v Sedrick PERRY Brassfield b. 19 Jun 1838, Livingston (now Grundy) Co., MO, m. (1) (bef 1858), in AR, Polly Smith, (probably daughter of Thomas Smith and Febary Tackett) d. ca 1859, Newton Co., AR, m. (2) 03 Jun 1860, in Newton Co., AR, Matilda Gee, b. 14 Feb 1846, MO, (daughter of Samuel Gee and Martha Tinney) d. 23 Jan 1909, Fame, McIntosh Co., OK, bur. Fame Cemetery. Sedrick died 10 Sep 1909, Fame, OK, bur. Fame Cemetery. vi Anna Brassfield b. ca 1845, MO, m. ca 1866, in AR, John Benjamin Bratton. vii Thomas Barnes Brassfield b. ca 1847, Newton Co., AR, m. 29 Apr 1868, in Newton Co., AR, Mary Ann Delk, b. ca 1849, MO. viii Aaron Franklin Brassfield b. 12 Apr 1848, Newton Co., AR, m. ca 1871, in AR, Liza Jane Standridge, (daughter of Alexander Elisha Standridge and Eliza [---]) d. 1884, bur. Richland Cemetery, Newton Co., AR. Aaron died 27 Feb 1933, Johnson Co., AR, bur. Richland Cemetery. Bobby J. Wadsworth http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~famlytre/Gee~A.htm | BRASSFIELD, Abner (I12008)
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| 525 | 80 Age: 80 | BRASFIELD, Vivian Arlene (I45268)
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| 526 | 83 Age: 83 | BRASSFIELD, Troy B (I41689)
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| 527 | 84 Age: 84 | MORRIS, Sidney Baker (I57068)
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| 528 | 86 Age: 86 | BRASFIELD, Mamie Sue (I30080)
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| 529 | 86 Age: 86 | LANOUE, Gabrielle Marie (I55617)
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| 530 | 9/13/1870 - Listed asPhoeba Alden, daughter of Israel Alden 9/16/1870 - Listed as Phoebia Ann Kretsinger, wife of Samuel Kretsinger | ALDEN, Phoebe Ann (I48394)
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| 531 | ::National Cemetery--Fort Gibson OK BRASSFIELD - Clara Bow, 75, died Sunday, September 9, 2007. Clara was born April 23, 1932 in Caddo, OK to her parents Odious Lee and Alberta Bow (Keener) Adams. She married December 1, 1949 Joseph Oscar Brassfield, who predeceased her in 1998. In a generation where the working woman met with many challenges Clara spent forty-one years as a paralegal finishing her career with the prestigious firm of Gable & Gotwals. Yet she excelled even more at home as she is remembered being a hard working mother of three who sacrificed for the sake of her family. The investment she made in them will live on throughout their lifetimes. Clara is survived by: her 3 sons, Joseph Daniel Brassfield of Winterville, GA, David Eugene Brassfield of Kansas City, MO, and James Dennis Brassfield of Tulsa, OK; her brother Donald Joe Adams of Madill, OK; 2 grandchildren James Dennis Brassfield, Jr. and Jasmine Parks. Graveside service will be held 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, September 12, 2007 at the National Cemetery in Fort Gibson, OK. Ninde Brookside, www.ninde.com, 918-742-5556 Published in the Tulsa World on 9/12/2007. | ADAMS, Clara Bow (I5310)
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