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| 6251 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19206 (S19206)
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| 6252 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19223 (S19223)
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| 6253 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19250 (S19250)
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| 6254 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19261 (S19261)
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| 6255 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19271 (S19271)
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| 6256 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19276 (S19276)
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| 6257 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19311 (S19311)
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| 6258 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19326 (S19326)
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| 6259 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19338 (S19338)
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| 6260 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19339 (S19339)
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| 6261 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19347 (S19347)
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| 6262 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19350 (S19350)
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| 6263 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19369 (S19369)
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| 6264 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19381 (S19381)
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| 6265 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19399 (S19399)
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| 6266 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19405 (S19405)
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| 6267 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19406 (S19406)
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| 6268 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19417 (S19417)
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| 6269 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19419 (S19419)
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| 6270 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19420 (S19420)
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| 6271 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19432 (S19432)
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| 6272 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19438 (S19438)
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| 6273 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19447 (S19447)
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| 6274 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19454 (S19454)
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| 6275 | Find A Grave | Source Source: S19458 (S19458)
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| 6276 | Find A Grave, : Find A Grave | Source Source: S2339 (S2339)
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| 6277 | Find A Grave, : Find A Grave | Source Source: S4310 (S4310)
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| 6278 | Find A Grave, : Find A Grave | Source Source: S18377 (S18377)
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| 6279 | Find A Grave, : Find A Grave | Source Source: S18396 (S18396)
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| 6280 | Find A Grave, : Find A Grave | Source Source: S18400 (S18400)
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| 6281 | Find A Grave. Find A Grave. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi: accessed 1 February 2013. | Source Source: S3632 (S3632)
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| 6282 | Find A Grave. Find A Grave. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi: accessed 1 February 2013. | Source Source: S7943 (S7943)
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| 6283 | Find A Grave. Find A Grave. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi: accessed 18 January 2013. | Source Source: S6268 (S6268)
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| 6284 | Find A Grave. Find A Grave. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi: accessed 28 January 2013. | Source Source: S2388 (S2388)
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| 6285 | Find-A-Grave notation shows her to be the daughter of William M. Pond & Nancy J. McClure. However, the 1880 census shows her as "sister-in-law" in the home of William M. Pond & Nancy J. McClure with the name of A.J. McClure. The 1870 census shows her as Alice J. McClure living with William M. Pond & Nancy J. McClure (no indication of relationship). Unable to locate her in the 1860 Census under either McClure or Pond. | MCCLURE, Alice J (I38775)
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| 6286 | Findagrave has photo of tombstone. Son of J.A. Brasfield and ? | BRASFIELD, Hubert (I48098)
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| 6287 | Findagrave Posting: Parents were John C. Moore (1795-1864) and Jane Muncy (1794-1865). He married Obiendence Mahan in 1838. Note: Recorded cemetery info states date of death as Oct. 19, 1886. He was killed by a tree falling on him. | MOORE, Luke M Sr. (I42880)
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| 6288 | First Baptist Church of Titus Cemetery | COLQUITT, Henry Lee (I12105)
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| 6289 | First Baptist Church of Titus Cemetery | HARDEN, Mattie Lou (I12106)
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| 6290 | First Baptist Church of Titus Cemetery | COLQUITT, Henry Carlton (I16391)
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| 6291 | First Census of the United States, 1790 (NARA microfilm publication M637, 12 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. | Source Source: S2324 (S2324)
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| 6292 | First Lutheran Church Cemetery | EICKHOFF, William Frederick (I1935)
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| 6293 | First Name: = Edwin Ruthin Last Name: = Clement U/C: = Confederate Rank: = Pvt. Unit: = Capt. Marshall's Co., artillery; TN Cemetary Name: = unknown Location: = unknown, possibly Jackson, Madison co. TN e-mail = Mdouglass1@aol.com comments = Consolidate Index to Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers: E. R. Clement, Capt. Marshall's Co. TN artillery (STeuben art'y) also known as Capt. Jackson's Co., Capt. Carnes' Co., and Do. D. TN Art'y Corps; 51st TN Inf;Co. D. 51 consolidated TN Inf. private. Company muster roll for Sept 1863 to Jany 1,1864 remarks: sent to hospital(at Jackson, TN), Oct 23, 1862, not heard from since. Edwin R. Clement was born 11 June 1829, fourteenth child of Mary Brasfield Clement and William Clement, Gibson co. TN. Edwin married Mary A. T. McCulloch Aug. 10, 1851, Madison co. TN. After the war his widow and son, Benjamin, lived in Dyer co. TN near her brothers. In 1862 there was a Confederate Hospital named for Gen. Beauregard, located in the main building of the West TN College in Jackson, TN. Any suggestions for discovering what happened to Edwin, death date, location, burial are appreciated. Mary Clement Douglass. Mdouglass1@aol.com http://www.hardinhistory.com/history/atod.htm Edwin R. Clement most like died in a Confederate military hospital in Jackson, Mississippi rather than Jackson TN. This information is based on the movements of his CSA artillery unit being in Mississippi the dates he goes to hospital. Edwin is my great-grandfather. Concerning the death date of Edwin Ruthin Clement, 1862. That date is the last known date we can document that he was alive. He may have died later. His military unit was garrisoned at Corinth, MS at the time he was sent to the hospital. There were CSA military hospitals at both Jackson, MS and Jackson, TN. However, it seems to me, that if he was in the TN hospital, family could have fetched him home, as they lived in Gibson Co., just one county north. Mary Douglass, CG Your Kansas research specialist URL: www.historical-matters.com | CLEMENT, Edwin Ruthin (I8150)
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| 6294 | FIRST SETTLERS OF WEAKLEY COUNTY (TN) "Ridgeway Settlement" on Cane Creek was the next area to open up in the county. This settlement was located in the vicinity of Palmersville. Levi Mizell, Joseph Wilson and John Webb settled here before the county was organized . They were soon followed by the Ridgeways, Buckleys, Killebrews, Dr. Jubilee Rogers, Benjamin Bondurant, Richard Porter, Jeptha and Alfred Gardner and Robert Powell. A short time later they were followed by Nelson Nailing, Vincent Rust, Claiborne Stone, Thomas Parham, John H. Reavis and others. | BONDURANT, Ruth Adelaide (I45825)
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| 6295 | First white child born in Custer. Birth records for two Schmidt children are shown http://genealogytrails.com/sdak/custer/BirthsSZ.html. | SCHMIDT, Augusta Marie Ella Elizabeth (I50198)
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| 6296 | Flat Creek Cemetery | BRASFIELD, Hugh B (I6670)
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| 6297 | Flat Rock Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery | TAYLOR, Clara L (I36549)
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| 6298 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I25845)
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| 6299 | Float Haven Memorial Garden | BRASSFIELD, Jack Richard Jr (I9171)
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| 6300 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I26568)
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