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| 6351 | Florida Divorce Index, 1927-2001 | Source Source: S16698 (S16698)
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| 6352 | Florida Divorce Index, 1927-2001 | Source Source: S16709 (S16709)
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| 6353 | Florida Divorce Index, 1927-2001 | Source Source: S16713 (S16713)
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| 6354 | Florida Divorce Index, 1927-2001 | Source Source: S16753 (S16753)
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| 6355 | Florida Divorce Index, 1927-2001 | Source Source: S16983 (S16983)
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| 6356 | Florida Divorce Index, 1927-2001 | Source Source: S16986 (S16986)
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| 6357 | Florida Divorce Index, 1927-2001 | Source Source: S17532 (S17532)
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| 6358 | Florida National Cemetery | WALSH, John Patrick (I46041)
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| 6359 | Florida Naturalization Records, 1880-1991. Records of the District Courts of the United States, 1685–2004. Record Group 21. The National Archives at Atlanta. Atlanta, Georgia, USA. | Source Source: S1166 (S1166)
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| 6360 | Florida State Hospital Cemetery | BRASFIELD, Allen Houston (I31481)
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| 6361 | Floyd Cemetery | MURPHY, Jane (I2261)
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| 6362 | Floyd Cemetery | LAW, John Thomas (I5584)
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| 6363 | Floyd Cemetery | LAW, Joseph Benjamin (I21282)
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| 6364 | Floyd Wesley Brassfield, 76, passed away Saturday, September 5, 2009 surrounded by family and friends at his home in Canyon Lake, Texas. He was preceded in death by his wife of 49 years, Floyie Dell Burkett; parents Floyd and Cathryn Florine Brassfield; and two brothers, Charles, and Bobby Brassfield. He is survived by his brothers, Earl and Don Brassfield of Weatherford, Texas; his aunt, Jessie Faye Brady and husband Vern of Canyon Lake, Texas; his uncle, Dennis Walker of Marshall, Texas; his son, Wesley Dale Brassfield and wife, Delphia of Inola, Oklahoma; his daughter, Valerie Joyce (Brassfield) Hathaway and husband, John of Dillon, Montana; his son, Stephen Gary Brassfield and wife, Mary of Schertz, Texas; his 9 grandchildren, Robert, Josh, Brandi, Jennifer Alicia, Jennifer Rae, Mackenzie, Katelyn, Stephen, and Connor; his 5 great-grandchildren, Myles, Tenley, Tymbr, Joshua, and Parker; and dear friend and companion, Betty Ellen Day. Born and raised in Decatur, Texas, he and his wife retired to Canyon Lake, Texas in 1970. After retiring, he had the opportunity to join the Farmers Insurance Group in San Antonio, Texas. He not only took pride in his work, but relished the friendships and bonds he created with his customers during this time. An avid traveler, he and Flo "saw the world through a dirty windshield", visiting friends, family and loved ones in all fifty states. An active member of Cranes Mill Baptist Church, and member of the Masonic Lodge, Floyd Brassfield helped all those who came to him in times of need. He lived by the adage that a man's word is his bond and instilled these values in his children and grandchildren. He is sadly missed by his family and friends but we rejoice in his heavenly reunion. Visitation will be from 7:00 PM until 9:00 PM Friday and 10:00 AM until service time on Saturday at Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home at Canyon Lake, Texas. The funeral service will be conducted at 2:00 PM Saturday September 12, 2009 at the Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home Chapel at Canyon Lake. Burial with military honors will follow at Cranes Mill Cemetery. Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home 1071 FM 2673 Canyon Lake, Texas (830) 964-3050 | BRASSFIELD, Floyd Wesley (I23767)
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| 6365 | Floyd's Chapel - Oldfield Cemetery | BRASFIELD, Wesley Clarence (I22623)
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| 6366 | Floyd's Chapel - Oldfield Cemetery | BRASFIELD, Joshua Elvis (I32726)
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| 6367 | Floyd's Chapel Cemetery | RIDDICK, Mary Ann (I6709)
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| 6368 | Floyd's Chapel Cemetery | BRASFIELD, Vineyard Marshall (I17695)
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| 6369 | Floyd's Chapel Cemetery | JONES, Mary Jane (I24945)
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| 6370 | Floyd's Chapel Cemetery | BRASFIELD, Joshua Allen (I24948)
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| 6371 | Floyd's Chapel Cemetery | BRASFIELD, Dallas Russell Jr. (I33270)
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| 6372 | Floyd's Chapel Cemetery | BRASFIELD, Nancy (I44817)
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| 6373 | Floyd's Chapel Oldfield Cemetery | BRASFIELD, William P (I6323)
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| 6374 | Floyd's Chapel Oldfield Cemetery | BRASSFIELD, Henry Calvin (I16496)
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| 6375 | Flynn Cemetery | BRASSFIELD, John A. (I19236)
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| 6376 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I40725)
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| 6377 | following came from 14June1998 page no longer shown. Sent by RILEY C. SIBLEY MD RCSibley@aol.com FRANCOIS SAUCIER BRASSFIELD (homesteader) wife's name not known, donated land for the building of Corinth Baptist Church, Lamar Co, Ms circa 1840 He had children called ALICE SAUCIER, QUITMAS, ABNER, MARTHA, MEDIE, MAE Alice married a man named SIBLEY and Riley C.Sibley is their son. Quitmas had a son named MAURICE SAUCIER family had earlier married into Brassfields when they moved from Canada (got that from another web site). also related to LANGAN family | BRASSFIELD, Francois Saucier (I45079)
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| 6378 | Following information provided by John Lemus, the last child of Prudencia Lencha Rodriquez. Prudenceia's first husband was Juan Gutierrez. They had 4 children. Rachel (Estrada) 9/11/1942, John 7/30/1943, David 7/22/1945, and Teri (Gastly, now Naundorf) 8/2/1947. Prudenceia then separated but was still married to Juan Gutierrez. From a relationship with a man by the last name of Velarde, she had Ray Gutierrez 10/5/1949 and Frankie Gutierrez 10/24/1950. Frankie died in an unknown year, but it was July 5th. He is buried at Mt. View Cemetery. Then Prudencia was divorced from Juan Gutierrez and had a relationship with a man with the last name of Flores and she had Angie Flores (Gram) 5/4/1952. Angie's Dad died and Angie was raised by her Dad's (Flores) parents. Prudence's second legal husband was Joe Brazfield. Gene Brazfield was in the service when he was killed. Prudence and Gene had 4 children. Joe Dewey 6/6/1953. Dewey died before he turned 40 and is buried at Mt. View Cemetery. Richard Gene 5/15/1955, Michael Jacob 8/12/1955, and Arthur Dean 12/24/1956. Arthur died in his early 40's and is buried n Mt. View Cemetery. Robert Sam was born 6/2/1959. He was adopted and raised by Prudence's brother Serapio. Prudence then Married Juan Lemus. Prudence and Juan Lemus had John Lemus. That is believed to be all of 13 children of Prudence. | RODRIQUEZ, Prudencia Lencha (I35327)
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| 6379 | Following the Gymnasium, Steinmetz went on to the University of Breslau to begin work on his undergraduate degree in 1883. He was on the verge of finishing his doctorate in 1888 when he came under investigation by the German police for activities on behalf of a socialist university group and articles he had written for a local socialist newspaper. As socialist meetings and press had been banned in Germany, Steinmetz fled to Zürich in 1888 to escape possible arrest. Faced with an expiring visa, he emigrated to the United States in 1889. He changed his first name to Charles in order to sound more American and chose the middle name Proteus after a childhood taunt given to him by classmates. Proteus was a wise hunchbacked character from the Odyssey who knew many secrets and he felt it suited him. Cornell University Professor Ronald R. Kline, the author of Steinmetz: Engineer and Socialist, contended that other factors were more directly involved in Steinmetz's decision to leave his homeland, such as the fact that he was in arrears with his tuition at the University of Breslau and that life at home with his father, stepmother, and their daughters was full of tension. August Rudolf Steinmetz, studied in Breslau, Zurich and Berlin. In 1889, because of political problems, Steinmetz emigrated to the United States, settling in New York state. In 1893 he went to work for General Electric in Schenectady, where he would spend the rest of his life. He became a professor of electrical engineering at that city's Union College in 1902. By the end of his life, the mathematical genius had some 200 patents in his name, most related to improvements in electrical generators and equipment. Steinmetz also authored textbooks and many scientific papers. He himself considered his three most important accomplishments to be: (1) his work in the field of electromagnetism (Theorie der magnetischen Hysterse), (2) the development of a practical, simplified method of managing and calculating values for alternating current (Wechselstrom) using complex numbers, and (3) his research on lightning phenomena. Steinmetz also invented the three-phase electrical circuit (Dreileitersystem/Drehstrom). ************************************** Below is a first person narrative of Charles Proteus Steinmetz, written as if it was spoken by the inventor himself: My name is Charles Proteus Steinmetz. My original name was Carl August Rudolph Steinmetz. My father's name was Carl Heinrich Steinmetz. My hobbies were trick photography, bicycling, and canoeing. I was born on April 9, 1865 in Breslau, Germany. In 1883 I entered the University of Breslau. I wrote an outspoken editorial criticizing the government in 1888 just before receiving a Ph.D. from Breslau. I was forced to flee the country to escape arrest. I traveled to Zurich after fleeing Germany. In 1889 I arrived in the United States. In 1892 I read two papers about alternating current before the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. I joined the newly organized General Electric Company in Schenectady, New York in 1893. In the 1890's, over a 25-year period, I studied alternating current. Alternating current, abbreviated 'AC', is an electrical current used in almost all homes and buildings. AC regularly reverses its direction of flow. Every time it completes two changes of direction it goes through one cycle. The number of cycles per second is called the frequency of the AC. Frequency is measured in hertz. Almost all local power companies in the United States and Canada supply AC with a frequency of 60 hertz. Many frequencies have been employed at one time or another, such a s 25, 40, 50, and 133 hertz, but the 60 hertz frequency has supplanted almost all of them. An AC generator creates alternating current. In the generator a slip ring is connected to each end of the coil. The brushes are in constant sliding contact with the rings providing a way to pick up the electrical energy generated in the rotating armature. It's different from a DC generator because it has slip rings instead of a commutator. I developed a father-son relationship with my lab assistant, Joseph Le Roy Hayden. Hayden and his wife eventually moved in with me. After Joseph's first son Joe was born, I legally adopted Joseph as my son. Midge and Billy were born, giving me three grandchildren. My last research was on lightning, which threatened to disrupt the new AC power lines. I made fundamental contributions in that area. I died on October 26, 1923. At the time of my death, I held over 200 patents. German-American electrical engineer and inventor, best known for his research in alternating current. He was born Karl August Rudolf Steinmetz in Breslau, Silesia, Germany (now Wroclaw, Poland), the son of a crippled lithographer. He was afflicted with the same hunchback deformity as his father, and reached a stature of only 4 feet as an adult. He studied in Breslau, Zurich and Berlin. Shortly after he received his Ph.D. in 1888, he had to flee Germany because of an article he wrote criticizing the government. He immigrated to New York City on July 1, 1889. He was initially hired by fellow German immigrant Rudolph Eickemeyer in Yonkers, New York to design electric motors and generators. Within 3 years, Steinmetz had published papers and given lectures that made him famous in engineering circles at age 27. At about the same time, Steinmetz Americanized his first name to Charles and substituted Proteus, a university nickname, for his two middle names. His middle name Proteus refers to the Greek god who could take on any shape or size. In 1893 the newly formed General Electric Company purchased Eickemeyer's company, primarily for his patents, but Steinmetz was considered one of its major assets. In 1894 Steinmetz was transferred to the main General Electric plant at Schenectady, New York, where he was made head of the calculating department. In 1895, he was granted a patent for a system of high-voltage three-phase alternating current power transmission that is still the basis of all long-distance power transmission to this day. In 1902 he retired from G.E. to teach electrical engineering at Union College, also in Schenectady. However, G.E. later set up a consulting engineering arrangement with Steinmetz that remained in effect for the rest of his life. At the time of his death, Steinmetz held over 200 U.S. patents. (bio by: Edward Parsons) Burial: Vale Cemetery Schenectady Schenectady County New York, USA GPS (lat/lon): 42.80795, -73.9253 | STEINMETZ, Karl August Rudolf (I27811)
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| 6380 | For specific source information see the publication information listed with each entry. Many of the source documents are available in the Genealogical Research Library collection. Many of the records may also be found on microfilm at the Family History Library. | Source Source: S3382 (S3382)
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| 6381 | Forest Cemetery | POPPLE, Oscar Charles (I8445)
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| 6382 | Forest Cemetery | KINNEY, Louis I (I32657)
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| 6383 | Forest Cemetery | HAYNER, Mary (I32689)
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| 6384 | Forest Hill Cemetery | ARCHER, Norman (I20731)
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| 6385 | Forest Hill Cemetery | MATTENLEE, Benjamin Franklin (I48209)
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| 6386 | Forest Hill Cemetery | HOFFARTH, Amelia Margaret (I48210)
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| 6387 | Forest Hill Cemetery East | RUFFIN, David W (I34143)
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| 6388 | Forest Hill East Cemetery | BUNN, Beverley Ann (I44897)
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| 6389 | Forest Hills Cemetery | JACKSON, Layton Thurman Sr (I51324)
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| 6390 | Forest Lawn Cemetery / Evergreen Memorial Gardens | CULVER, Bronzel Durward (I7860)
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| 6391 | Forest Lawn Cemetery / Evergreen Memorial Gardens | KING, Raymond (I16108)
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| 6392 | Forest Lawn Cemetery / Evergreen Memorial Gardens | WATSON, Lena Mae (I19052)
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| 6393 | Forest Lawn Cemetery / Evergreen Memorial Gardens | BRASFIELD, Tony Lynn (I41222)
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| 6394 | Forest Lawn East Cemetery | BRASSFIELD, Maria Elena (I6636)
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| 6395 | Forest Lawn Memorial Park | HALL, Teller Bryan (I4425)
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| 6396 | Forest Lawn Memorial Park | GAUTSCHE, Rose (I37326)
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| 6397 | Forest Lawn Memorial Park | ALMERETTA, Hazel Helen (I48396)
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| 6398 | Forest Meadows Central Cemetery | DEFORD, Jodi Lynn (I10)
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| 6399 | Forest Meadows Central Cemetery Gainesville Fla JODI DEFORD BRASFIELD 30 May 1966 - 28 Aug 2002 | DEFORD, Jodi Lynn (I10)
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| 6400 | Forest Memorial Gardens | POPPLE, John L (I12188)
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