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| 7301 | ID: I3346 Name: Martha BRASFIELD Sex: F ALIA: /Patsy/ Birth: ABT. 1769 in Granville Co, NC Death: in Lincoln Co, GA Reference Number: 3346 Note: Will of Martha Spires, Will Book 3, Lincoln Co, GA, page 45 4 Jan 1841 Daughter Elizabeth Echols; Isaac Willingham, grandchildren; heirs of John Willingham; heirs of Rueben Willingham, Caleb and Nancy; heirs of William Willingham. Executors: Isaac Willingham, Isaac Willingham Sr. Witnessed: Newman S. Matthews and Isaac Willingham | BRASFIELD, Martha (I33363)
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| 7302 | IDA BRASSFIELD 14 Sep 1886 Dec 1979 Davis, Murray County, OK 73030 445-50-7226 Oklahoma | JAMES, Ida (I1659)
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| 7303 | Idaho | THOMAS, Margaret Leora (I41130)
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| 7304 | Idaho Death Index, 1911-51 | Source Source: S630 (S630)
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| 7305 | Idaho Death Index, 1911-51 | Source Source: S955 (S955)
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| 7306 | Idaho Death Index, 1911-51 | Source Source: S1583 (S1583)
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| 7307 | Idaho Death Index, 1911-51 | Source Source: S4196 (S4196)
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| 7308 | Idaho Death Index, 1911-51 | Source Source: S4437 (S4437)
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| 7309 | Idaho Death Index, 1911-51 | Source Source: S8835 (S8835)
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| 7310 | Idaho Death Index, 1911-51 | Source Source: S10036 (S10036)
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| 7311 | Idaho Death Index, 1911-51 | Source Source: S11912 (S11912)
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| 7312 | Idaho, County Marriages, 1864-1950 | Source Source: S1314 (S1314)
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| 7313 | Idaho, Marriages, 1878-1898; 1903-1942 | Source Source: S3817 (S3817)
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| 7314 | Idaho, Marriages, 1878-1898; 1903-1942 | Source Source: S8833 (S8833)
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| 7315 | Idaho, Marriages, 1878-1898; 1903-1942 | Source Source: S12332 (S12332)
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| 7316 | Idaho. Department of Health and Welfare. State Birth Index. Idaho Bureau of Vital Records and Health Statistics, Boise, Idaho. | Source Source: S8311 (S8311)
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| 7317 | Idaho. Department of Health and Welfare. State Birth Index. Idaho Bureau of Vital Records and Health Statistics, Boise, Idaho. | Source Source: S18637 (S18637)
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| 7318 | Idaho. Department of Health and Welfare. State Divorce Index. Idaho Bureau of Vital Records and Health Statistics, Boise, Idaho. | Source Source: S3803 (S3803)
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| 7319 | IGI Record Select record to download - (50 maximum) Earle Preston RODGERS Sex: M Event(s): Birth: 14 Feb 1894 Benton, Arkansas Parents: Father: Thomas Preston RODGERS Mother: Margaret Katherine ROBERTS Source Information: Batch number: Dates Source Call No. Type Printout Call No. Type 7403006 - 0934329 Film NONE Sheet: 23 Went to school with Maxine Davis Tyree | ROGERS, Earl Ernest (I6965)
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| 7320 | Illinois | BRASSFIELD, Minnie Evelyn (I27241)
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| 7321 | Illinois legislative manual for 30th General Assembly : 1877 and 1878. | Source Source: S3381 (S3381)
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| 7322 | Illinois Statewide Death Index, Pre-1916 | Source Source: S9150 (S9150)
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| 7323 | Illinois Statewide Death Index, Pre-1916 | Source Source: S12772 (S12772)
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| 7324 | Illinois Statewide Death Index, Pre-1916 | Source Source: S15573 (S15573)
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| 7325 | Illinois, Marriages, 1851-1900 | Source Source: S1790 (S1790)
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| 7326 | Illinois, Marriages, 1851-1900 | Source Source: S1791 (S1791)
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| 7327 | Illinois, Marriages, 1851-1900 | Source Source: S14134 (S14134)
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| 7328 | Illinois, Marriages, 1851-1900 | Source Source: S16050 (S16050)
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| 7329 | In 1979, Douglas Monroe Ricky claimed he divorced Leonda Brassfield in Dallas, Texas, when he filed a marriage application to marry Barbara Parsons. In 2012, Leonda Brassfield claimed in Probate Court proceedings, for estate of Donald E. Pearson, that she signed divorce papers for Douglas Monroe Ricky in Utah. A private investigator failed to find final divorce paperwork in either Nevada, Utah, or Texas, which were states where both parties resided between 1976 and 2012. | PEARSON, Donald Eugene (I11020)
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| 7330 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I26760)
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| 7331 | In 2002 there was an Albert Lavine shown as a Ferndale, Washington city councilman. | LAVINE, Albert J (I36880)
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| 7332 | In a desperate attempt to find my Benjamin Parker family in St. Helena Par, LA in the early 1800 I have been running down any remote clues I can pursue. Have looked for forty years with little success. I recently came across your website and I must complement you on a great job. So far I have not gotten up the courage to post my many lines but I admire people who do. One question about the William Parker listed on your site. You show that "Lenny Brasfield" married William F. Parker sometime before 1810 and that Sarah Brasfield, her older sister, married Prestwood Smith 3 Mar 1806 in Wilkinson Co., MS. Just yesterday I looked again at the Parker marriage I have and in my Wilkinson Co., MS Marriages records folder I have "William Parker to Sarah Brasfield September 24, 1809" The marriage of Julian Parker and Malinda Day (Aug 28, 1837 is listed here also as well as the marriages of three of their sons. I know this is a minor detail in your large database but I don't want to go off on a wild goose chase if my records are wrong. Could you, when you have time, look at this and let me know if I have made a mistake? Sincerely, Sandra Sutphin Olney Beach City, TX SOlney8683@aol.com June 28, 2002 | BRASSFIELD, Senah (I15236)
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| 7333 | In a desperate attempt to find my Benjamin Parker family in St. Helena Par, LA in the early 1800 I have been running down any remote clues I can pursue. Have looked for forty years with little success. I recently came across your website and I must complement you on a great job. So far I have not gotten up the courage to post my many lines but I admire people who do. One question about the William Parker listed on your site. You show that "Lenny Brasfield" married William F. Parker sometime before 1810 and that Sarah Brasfield, her older sister, married Prestwood Smith 3 Mar 1806 in Wilkinson Co., MS. Just yesterday I looked again at the Parker marriage I have and in my Wilkinson Co., MS Marriages records folder I have "William Parker to Sarah Brasfield September 24, 1809" The marriage of Julian Parker and Malinda Day (Aug 28, 1837 is listed here also as well as the marriages of three of their sons. I know this is a minor detail in your large database but I don't want to go off on a wild goose chase if my records are wrong. Could you, when you have time, look at this and let me know if I have made a mistake? Sincerely, Sandra Sutphin Olney Beach City, TX SOlney8683@aol.com June 28, 2002 | BRASFIELD, Sarah (I15237)
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| 7334 | In a letter, Margaret, wrote that John H Brassfield Died in 1932 in California | BRASSFIELD, John H (I44228)
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| 7335 | In John's obituary it gives as survivors Hattie his wife, 6 sons all of Dardanelle: 4 daugthers, and a brother Wash Standridge of Dover: two sisters, Mrs. Florence Curtis of Clarksville, Arkansas, and Mrs Mary Person of Peoria, Arizona. 50 grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren, There is another marriage date of 26 feb 1915 Pope County, Arkansas, Book G, pg. 348 ? | STANDRIDGE, John Oscar (I28945)
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| 7336 | In July of 1925, Sigel bought a car and as he could not drive, he got Otis Angle (Bertha's boyfriend) to drive for them. They stopped first at his brother Earl's in Scotts Bluff, Nebraska. Then they went to Portland, Oregon where they visited , brother Emmet and family. On August 13th, on the way to their new home in Eugene, Oregon, they were struck by a train at a detour crossing in Harrisburg, Linn County, Oregon. They were all killed, with the exception of Evelyn, who was 9 and Emmet's son 17 year old Merwin, who was driving that day because Otis had gotten a job in Portland. Coroner's Report Linn County Iowa 3/13 /1925. The report states that the coroner examined the cause and manner of death of Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Castle of Po rtland, Or (385 David ST.) and two daughters, Sylvia age 15 and Bertha age 18. He reports that they died in Harrisburg, Oregon when their auto was struck by a S.P. #33 southbound train at a railroad crossing in the northern end of the City of Harrisburg. Accident due to the new detour. | CASTLE, Sigel Wylie (I40111)
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| 7337 | In looking for dates for Octavia Lucinda Constant Brassfield I stumbled on to your website. I am still a working Grandma so don't have time to do genealogy like I would like to but want to thank you for your site and the info there. In time I may be able to help you fill in for the Joseph Oscar Brassfields. My mind wants to wander when I should just concentrate on one area of our family. My husband is a Brassfield. Born Howard Leland Brassfield was then adopted by his mother's husband Norman Bruce Hodges. Howard has been back to Galt, Missouri, Kansas, where he was born, and other sights meeting birth relatives etc. I feel one could spend a lifetime doing genealogy and only scratch the surface. My paternal Grandmother took care of her side of the family genealogy so I have most of that but am going to work on my Paternal Grandfathers side. Thanks again. Maris Maris [cabincreek@attbi.com] 12/29/2002 | BRASSFIELD, Ellen Frances (I4994)
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| 7338 | In the 1850 Census he is shown residing in the same household as Henry Clemons (born 1788 in SC) and Milly Clemons (born 1816 in SC) and they are neighbors of Joseph & Nancy Plunk. I believe that Milly Clemons later became Joseph A. Plunk's second (?) wife. | CLEMMONS, William G. (I8277)
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| 7339 | In the 1850 Census she is shown residing in the same household as Henry Clemons (born 1788 in SC) and Williamson Clemons (born 1829 in SC) and they are neighbors of Joseph & Nancy Plunk. I believe that Milly Clemons later became Joseph A. Plunk's second (?) wife. Milly/Millie coulb be nickname for Amelia, Camille, Emily, Emeline, Melissa, Mildred, Millicent, Parmelia. | CLEMMONS, Milly V. (I41136)
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| 7340 | In the 185o Census he is shown residing in the same household as Milly Clemons (born 1816 in SC) and Williamson Clemons (born 1829 in SC) and they are neighbors of Joseph & Nancy Plunk. I believe that Milly Clemons later became Joseph A. Plunk's second (?) wife. | CLEMONS, Henry (I41137)
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| 7341 | In the 1870 Census there is a Permelia Crosby (age 68 - dob 1802 & a Katherine Crosby (age 26 - dob 1844) in the family household. Possibly Nancy's mother? Other family trees indicate that Charles Coker's wife is named Mary Ann Causby. Also in the household is a Howell(?) Bell (age 15 - dob 1855). Other family trees indicate that Charles Cocker's wife is named Mary Bell. | UNKNOWN, Nancy (I23856)
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| 7342 | In the 1880 Census he has a girl listed as his niece living in his household - Marthy Beard, aged 24. The last name Beard is associated with Jasper Marion Reece's daughter, Maude Reece (Baird/Beard) | REECE, Jasper Marion (I8547)
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| 7343 | In the 1900 Census of Dale, Atchison County, Kansas he is shown as a servant in the home of his mother in law to be, along with her daughter (his future wife). | BARLOW, Allen Ellsworth (I31988)
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| 7344 | In the 1900 U.S. Census for Ellistown, Union County, Mississippi there are two Coker families (father James Coker and his son, Chosen Coker) shown on the same page as Levi Brassfield, his son John Brassfield and grandson Ernest James Brassfield (Minnie's eventual husband). Emmit Lee Brassfield's brother was married to a Minnie P. Coker - possibly same person. | COKER, Minnie R. (I25832)
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| 7345 | In the 1900 U.S. Census for Ellistown, Union County, Mississippi there are two Coker families (father James Coker and his son, Chosen Coker) shown on the same page as Levi Brassfield, his son John Brassfield and grandson Ernest James Brassfield (Minnie's eventual husband). Emmit Lee Brassfield's brother was married to a Minnie P. Coker - possibly same person. | BRASSFIELD, Emmit Lee (I45576)
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| 7346 | In the 1900 U.S. Census for Ellistown, Union County, Mississippi there are two Coker families (father James Coker and his son, Chosen Coker) shown on the same page as Levi Brassfield, his son John Brassfield and grandson Ernest James Brassfield (Minnie's eventual husband). Ernest James Brassfield's brother was married to a Minnie R. Coker - possibly same person. | BRASSFIELD, Ernest James (I11361)
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| 7347 | In the 1930 census there is a James Gillispie, age 65 born in Virginia listed as a boarder. Ira lists her father as having been born in Virginia and her mother born in Missouri. | STREET, Ira Minta (I33766)
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| 7348 | In the 2/9/1920 Census, his future wife is listed as a "housekeeper" for him. 1928 Watesmeet, Gogebic County directory shows a John M. Walsh on the School Board of Trustees | WALSH, John Mert (I1044)
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| 7349 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I43039)
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| 7350 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I15896)
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