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| 9501 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F13258
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| 9502 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F13259
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| 9503 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F13261
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| 9504 | Not married - S.Sgt. in USAAF - 8th AF, 388th BG Shot Down and KIA returning from 25th mission - Awarded DFC, Purple Heart Staff Sergeant Harold Adrian Brassfield. This photo was taken in late Feb/early March 1944, just a few days before he was killed in action on a mission to Berlin, March 6, 1944. The photo was taken at Knettishall, England home to his 388th BG of the 8th AF. Harold was awarded the following medals: Distinguished Flying Cross (for his actions of March 6, 1944) Air Medal w/ three Oak Leaf Clusters Purple Heart along with several other battle ribbons and lesser medals. A couple of points of historic interest: *The March 6, 1944 mission was the largest single day loss in 8th AF history. 69 aircraft went down. *At the time of his death , 25 missions were required to complete a tour and rotate back the the states. Harold was returning from his 25th mission when he was shot down. *Four of the 10 crewmen on his crew were KIA when the aircraft exploded. The rest parchuted safely to the ground in Holland and were POW's for the rest of the war. *From the time Harold left is Harlan Co, Kentucky on Dec. 7th, 1942, he was stationed in Florida, Utah, Oregon, Washington and perhaps a couple other places.. but he never again returned home. He never got a leave, and to my knowledge never saw Kentucky again. His plane was a B-17 Flying Fortress named "Blitzing Betsy". He was tail gunner. ******************************* Harold Adrian Brassfield Staff Sergeant Born: 1 June 1923 - Gatliff, Whitley Co., Kentucky Years of Service: 7 December 1942 - 6 March 1944 Branch of Service: USAAF Unit: 388th Bomb Group (Heavy) - 562nd Bomb Squadron - 8th Air Force Decorations: Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal w/3 OLC, Purple Heart S/Sgt. Harold A. Brassfield, "Ad" to his friends, was a tail gunner on a B-17 Flying Fortress named "Blitzing Betsy." At the time he served with the 8th AF, it was required that a crew member fly 25 missions to complete his tour. S/Sgt. Brassfield flew his 25th mission on 6 March 1944, which fate had was the first full scale U.S. raid on the German capital of Berlin. S/Sgt. Brassfield and his crew made it to Berlin and dropped their bombs suffering some minor anti aircraft damage. On the return trip to England, "Blitzing Betsy" was attacked by German fighters, set afire which led to a collision with another B-17, and then exploded. During this time S/Sgt. Brassfield reported shooting down a German fighter and immediately being seriously wounded. He was unable to bail out of the spinning, burning B-17 and perished with 3 of his fellow crewmates, one of which probably sacrificed his chance to escape to instead go tend to S/Sgt. Brassfield's wounds. Harold Brassfield was 20 years old. S/Sgt. Brassfield was buried wth great reverence by Dutch citizens who risked the wrath of their Nazi occupiers to see that S/Sgt. Brassfield and his three crewmates got a proper Christian burial. The original burial location was at Nieuw Dordrecht, Holland. After the war S/Sgt. Brassfield was brought back to Whitley Co. and buried in Williamsburg at Highland Park. I would be interested in hearing from anyone at all who knew Harold Brassfield during his youth in Whitley and Harlan Counties. I know he had a girlfriend named Betty or Betsy (hence the name "Blitzing Betsy on his plane.. several of the crew had Betty or Betsy's for girlfriends/wives), who I believe attended Cumberland College. I'd love to know what happened to her. | BRASSFIELD, Harold Adrian (I32484)
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| 9505 | Not possible since he is listed with his family in the 1900 U.S. Census | STOLTZ, Fredrick (I46937)
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| 9506 | Not shown with siblings on page 481 of the "McAllister Book" as one of 5 children. Could possibly have been confused with sisterr Olive V. Brassfield, but sex and date of death don't match. Also 2 undocumented postings show them as twins. | BRASSFIELD, Olin M (I35155)
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| 9507 | NOT: Debra Ann Martin Gisclair (1/18/1957 - 8/1/1999) NOT Debra Boudreaux Gisclair (1/24/1957) | KING, Debbie (I16107)
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| 9508 | Note: "Michigan, Marriages, 1822-1995" Name: Edward Augustus Jacobs Birth Date: 1863 Birthplace: Bengal, Mich. Age: 20 Spouse's Name:Addie Jane Sperry Spouse's Birth Date: 1866 Spouse's Birthplace: Olive, Mich. Spouse's Age: 17 Event Date: 02 Oct 1883 Event Place: Bengal, Clinton, Michigan Race: White Spouse's Race: White Indexing Project (Batch) Number:M73424-3 System Origin: Michigan-EASy GS Film number:987769 Reference ID: 3486 | JACOBS, Edward Augustus (I45232)
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| 9509 | Note: Samantha Emiline Belle Carlock was my ggrandmother. Would like to communicate with you. I am searching for David King Wilson family, her husband and my paternal ggrandfather. 6 Dorking Lane, Bella Vista, AR 27214. Please write. Regards, Jacquelyn Carpino 7/26/2002 scarpino5@comcast.net | CARLOCK, Ida Samantha Emaline Belle (I22584)
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| 9510 | Note: There is a Sadie E. Brasfield that married John Clark Wing. | EBAUGH, Sadie F (I35817)
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| 9511 | Note: Age: 69, Funeral Home:, Ref: Cemetery Records (using burial as death date) - Apr. 15, 1963 | KRAMPE, Clarence F (I7120)
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| 9512 | Notes for Augusta Jetton: Gussie Getton ____________________________________ 1900 Census-Al-Walker- Prec 19 Jeton, Winfield S-45-Al-NC-Al, Nancie-40-Al-Al-Al m. 23 yrs, 9 births, 9 living Martha H-24-1/1876, Joseph H-22-9/1877, Montgomery-20-6/1879, Victor C-17-9/1882, Gussie-15-7/1884, Ovia L-12-10/1887, Lilla L-10-10/1889, Luther B-7-2/1893, Vadie H-5-5/1895 _________________________________________________________ More About Augusta Jetton: Burial: Oak Grove Church of Christ Cem, Pumpkin Center, Walker Cty, Al | JETTON, Augusta (I33754)
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| 9513 | Notes for Charles Washington "Wash" Standridge: Wash was a farmer and lived and rasied his family in Bull Frog Valley. Bull Frog Valley was named after and old Indian , whom the government allowed to finish out his life there, instead of making him move on to Oklahoma . Aunt Minerva Owen Johnson lived to be 103 years age, and told of going to Chief Bull Frog's funeral near the Price Hole on Piney Creek. Wash and Laura had family and six children . | STANDRIDGE, Charles Washington (I1906)
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| 9514 | Notes for Dennis Trammell: KY records show Dennis, at age 81, married to Martha Cooper, age 21 Years, on 27 Apr 1841 in Russell Co. KY. Dennis left her - or refused to live with her - after their first son, Thomas, was born. Martha wouldn't agree for someone else to raise the boy. Martha applied for a pension for Dennis' war service (Rev. War) but was refused. Dennis lived in Wayne Co KY in the 1830's. | TRAMMELL, Dennis (I15574)
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| 9515 | Notes for Dennis Trammell: KY records show Dennis, at age 81, married to Martha Cooper, age 21 Years, on 27 Apr 1841 in Russell Co. KY. Dennis left her - or refused to live with her - after their first son, Thomas, was born. Martha wouldn't agree for someone else to raise the boy. Martha applied for a pension for Dennis' war service (Rev. War) but was refused. Dennis lived in Wayne Co KY in the 1830's. | COOPER, Martha (I24133)
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| 9516 | Notes for Dennis Trammell: KY records show Dennis, at age 81, married to Martha Cooper, age 21 Years, on 27 Apr 1841 in Russell Co. KY. Dennis left her - or refused to live with her - after their first son, Thomas, was born. Martha wouldn't agree for someone else to raise the boy. Martha applied for a pension for Dennis' war service (Rev. War) but was refused. Dennis lived in Wayne Co KY in the 1830's. | TRAMMELL, Thomas R (I45469)
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| 9517 | Notes for Elizabeth Brassfield: Dennis Trammell served with a James Brassfield, who may have been related to Elizabeth Brassfield (in-law if she was a widow or kin if Brassfield was her maiden name). Elizabeth was older then Dennis. Proposed Change: BRASFIELD Elizabeth (I2981) Tree: Brasfield-Brassfield Genealogies Link: http://www.brasfield.net/getperson.php?personID=I2981&tree=1000 Description: You are showing the wife of Dennis Trammell (b. ca. 1759) as "Elizabeth Brassfield," but records indicate she was Elizabeth (maiden name unknown) Brassfield. At the time she married Dennis she was known as "the widow Brassfield." She had been married to a man named Brassfield, had at least two children by him (Milly & Tom), then he passed away, and then she married Dennis Trammell and had four more children (James, Nancy, Peter & David). The act of calling her simply "Elizabeth Brassfield" has been perpetuated all over the internet and has created a multitude of incorrect listings. If you have any documentation showing otherwise, I would greatly appreciate hearing from you. Thanks very much. Sincerely, John John C. Carter spacemanspiff@tampabay.rr.com | UNKNOWN, Elizabeth (I3570)
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| 9518 | Notes for Ethel Reyson/Pyron: Ethel Standridge 20 Nov 1894 Oct 1979 72949 (Ozark, Franklin, AR) 429-52-7778 Arkansas ?? Ethel Standridge 09 Nov 1901 13 Jul 1997 71953 (Mena, Polk, AR) 429-64-7007 Arkansas ?? | REYSON, Ethel (I15772)
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| 9519 | Notes for JOHN BRASSFIELD: John Brassfield moved from Arkansas to Hoyt, Indian Territory, about 1882 where he lived until 1884, at which time he removed to Eufaula, Indian Territory. Here, six miles due east of Eufaula, Oklahoma, is located the Brassfield Cemetery where he, his wile and his kin are buried. Here, on the Canadian River, he and his descendants operated the Brassfield Ferry until it was swept away in the overflow of 1906. In 1890 John moved to Brooken, Indian Territory, where he purchased a general merchandise store from J.C. Belt. ***************************************** Searcy County, Ar Query Forum http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Searcy/599 Brassfield connection Posted by Phyllis Kimbro Cata` Surname: Brassfield I was wondering around on the internet looking for the county of Harrison, Arkansas. Then got off on Searcy Co. and found your note. YES, we tie in. And here is how. Your Sarah I. Treat who married John Brassfield. My Gr. Gr. Grandfather was Sedrick Perry Brassfield, son of Abner Brassfield and Lucinda GEE, he was born June 19, 1838, Grundy Co., MO.; died September 10, 1909 in Fame, McIntosh Co., Oklahoma (near Eufaula where the Large man-made lake was made). Sedrick Perry and his Wife Matilda (GEE) Brassfield are buried in the Fame, McIntosh Co., Ok. cemetery and it is on the internet. Their son, my Great Grandfather General Sheridan Brassfied (General was a real first name for him)...is buried beside them, Sedrick's name is listed as S. P. Brassfield and General Sheridan's is listed as G. S. Brassfield, and Matilda is as Matilda Brassfield. Sedrick Perry Brassfield first married a (1) wife Polly Smith in Arkansas, but they had no children and if they did it died in childbirth when she died. He then married Matilda (GEE), my line. Polly Smith Brassfield died in 1858 or 1859 in Newton Co., Arkansas leaving no heirs. Marriage to Matilda Gee was June 3, 1860 in Newton Co., Ark. by J. A. Week, J. P. Matilda was born ca. 1846 in Missouri. Sedrick Perry Brassfield enlisted as Pvt. Copany C, 1st Regt. Ark. Vo.l. Inf. Feb. 11, 1863, Fayettevile, Ark. (Union forces); discharged August 10, 1865 (Certificate No. 2533720) he lived in 1855-to 1891 in Newton Co., Ark.; once lvied in Marion Co. Arkansas; lived in Indian Territory and I have a record that shows he and family arrived in Indian Territory March 4, 1890, it shows he lived in Hughes Co., Oklahoma and in 1891; lived in Indian Territory, Eufaula Creek Dist. No. 12, in 1904; lived in Hanna, Hughes Co., Ok.. in 1908. The Census of 1870 shows one John S. Brassfield age 9 years born in Ark. .iving in the household of Sedrick Perry Brassfield. The Pension Papers of Sedrick did not list a son named John S. Brassfield. Bible and family papers were lost when the home of Sedrick Perry Brassfield was destroyed by fire Jan. 28 1909. This is my line above....now I will back up and tell you where John Brassfield and Sarah I. (Belle) Treat fit in. Going back to the parents of this John Brassfield you mention and my Sedrick Perry Brassfield, they were brothers, they were the sons of : Abner Brassfield B. ca. 1808 in Chattanooga, Tn. He died after 1870 probably in Arkansas and probably in Searcy Co., Arkansas, I'm not sure here. He is probably the Abner that lived in Newton Co., Ark. in 1850 and 1870 and took amnesty oath June 4, 1865 at Clarksville, Ark. The 1840 Census show them in Polk Co., Mo. He bought land from Elizabeth Nancy GEE in Grundy Co., MO Sept. 17, 1848, Deed Bk C, p. 192 Grundy Co., Mo. He married Lucinda "Cinderella) GEE Brassfield before 1829 probably in Arkansas, she was B. ca 1812 or 1817 in Tennessee and is buried in Ark. probably Searcy Co., Ark. Abner Brassfield B. 1808 and Lucinda "Cinderella" GEE Brassfield had the following children of which your John Brassfield and my Sedrick Perry are two of them. They all are as follows: I will post any note for u, pls look for it. | BRASSFIELD, John S (I15803)
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| 9520 | Notes for John Riley "Riley" Cagle: Obituarie (10-A Southwest Times, ) (Berryville, Arkansas) John Riley Cagle age 76, of Berryville died , Wednesday at a Berryville Hospital. He was a retired farmer. Funeral will be held at 2:00 P.M., Friday at Shaffer Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be at Rankin Cemetery,Franklin County, Arkansas (Buried on June 18, 1982). He is survived by two daughters Mildred Nordin of Berryville and Norma Ross of Little Rock and two sons Edgar Cagle of Ozark and Freddie Cagle of Mulberry, Two brothers Henry and Harley Cagle both of Mulberry, nine grandchildren and 11 gr grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Dale Ross, Danny and Lannie Nordin , Steve Carter, James Millsap and Champ Cagle. | CAGLE, John Riley (I46205)
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| 9521 | Notes for Mary Bras(s)field: Tombstone inscription, Pruitt cemetery, Gibson co. TN Notes for William Clement: Mary Dean Clement has William's Bible. She descends through his son Benjamin. She provided birth dates for William & Mary's children. William presumed to be buried next to Mary Brasfield, his first wife, in the Pruitt cemetery, Gibson co. TN. Pruitt cemetery is located in a field on the north side of Highway 152, approximately 2 miles east of Humboldt, TN William married (1) Mary BRASFIELD, daughter of George BRASFIELD and Silvany (Ann) ROGERS, on 21 May 1809 in Granville Co., NC. Mary was born 1 Apr 1790 in Granville Co., NC. She died 23 Aug 1836 in Gibson Co., TN and was buried in Pruett Cemetery., Humboldt, Gibson Co., TN. | BRASFIELD, Mary E (I3886)
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| 9522 | Notes for Mary Bras(s)field: Tombstone inscription, Pruitt cemetery, Gibson co. TN Notes for William Clement: Mary Dean Clement has William's Bible. She descends through his son Benjamin. She provided birth dates for William & Mary's children. William presumed to be buried next to Mary Brasfield, his first wife, in the Pruitt cemetery, Gibson co. TN. Pruitt cemetery is located in a field on the north side of Highway 152, approximately 2 miles east of Humboldt, TN William married (1) Mary BRASFIELD, daughter of George BRASFIELD and Silvany (Ann) ROGERS, on 21 May 1809 in Granville Co., NC. Mary was born 1 Apr 1790 in Granville Co., NC. She died 23 Aug 1836 in Gibson Co., TN and was buried in Pruett Cemetery., Humboldt, Gibson Co., TN. ********************* Gibson County TN Will Book G, page 89 June Court 1867 Last Will & Testament of William Clement lists his wife Sarah J. [possibly Gooch], children: Caleb R.Clement, Benjamin W.Clement, Calvin C. Clement, Nancy A. Wilson heirs, Goerge B. Clement heirs, Wm. H. Clement, Mary Wright, Francis Trouts heirs, Simeon S. Clement, Susan S. Allen, Anthony M. Clement, Edwin R. Clements heirs, Esper Ann Isabella Catherine Wainwright heirs. Document dated 20 July 1866. The Gibson Co. TN GenWeb site has census and marriage records for this tribe. From: Mary Douglass | CLEMENT, William J. (I3900)
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| 9523 | Notes for Mary Elizabeth "Candy" Standridge: Mary E. "Candy" was in a accident riding in the back of a truck, she was thrown from the truck and was killed. Carl Ward was driving the truck and Lorene was in the the cab, It has been said that a train hit the truck the accident happened near Mena ,Polk County, Akarnsas. It has been said that Candy was married to Monroe Standridge 1st. cousin, but she was married to William A. Standridge who was her first cousin. They had two children and divorced, and both remarried Information is from Sue Cole , granddaughter of Rhoda William and Candy's daughter. Information found in Newton County, AR , Marriage Book B, page 24, 1879 - 1887, B-214 30 Aug. 1885 Standidge, W. A. 18, to Standridge, M. E. 16 by J. G. Mohndro. Information was found in Newton County, AR. Marriage Book C & D 1887 -1893. Compiled by Vera L. Dean - Ross and Thomas Niswonger. page 21, C-272 30, January 1890, J. D. Hesseltine, Fox, G. 52 Years old to Standridge, Candy 22 a Christian preacher both of Quincy, Newton County, Ar, License recored October 1889, Do not know book or page . A. J. Fox, Sec. or G. G. Fox. book C page 272. *************************************************************************** Obit from News Paper Mrs Candy fox, 65, Injured Friday Afternoon, Died Early Sunday ---Widow of Confederate Veteran Mrs Candy Fox, aged 65, who was injured in a motor accident Friday afternoon at Seventh street and Janssen avenue, was more badly hurt than first believed, and died about 5 o'clock Sunday morning. Death occurred at the home of her daughter, Mrs Carl Ward, on South Eleventh Street, where the injured woman had been taken following the accident. Internal injuries, not discernable at first, are believed to have caused the aged woman's death. Mrs Fox had been in poor health prior to the fatal crash of cars, and her condition undoutedly helped hasten her death. The remains were taken to the Beasley Funeral Home and prepared for burial, which took place Monday afternoon at Rocky Cemetery, after funeral services had been held at the chapel of the funeral home. The Rev. Melvin Carter of the Pentecostal Churc officiated. Mrs Fox was the widow of Gatus Fox, a confederate veteran, and was in route home from the courthouse where she had filled out a pensioner's questionnaire, at the time the car in which she was riding. was struck by one driven by Ed Connell. Decedent had been a resident of Polk county for about 20 years. The family formerly lived near Rocky. Mrs Fox is survived by three sons and two daughters, Mrs. Ward being the only surviving child living in Mena. the other daughter, Mrs Alice Hines, lives at Dallas, Texas. The sons are Jess Fox of Dallas, Esau Fox of Millerton, Ok. and Gatus Fox of Eagletown, Ok. small section on the other side: Mrs Alice Hines and her brother Jess fox, came from Dallas, Tex. to attend the funeral of their mother Mrs Candy Fox. They were joined in Mena by two brothers, Esau Fox of Millerton, Ok. and Gatus Fox from Eagletown, Ok., who reached Mena Sunday night. (Children from 1st marriage were not listed in this obit they were Willis A. Standridge and Rhoda Jane Standridge Carter) Obit was sent to me by Sue Cole granddaughter of Rhoda. More About Mary Elizabeth "Candy" Standridge: Cause of Death: Killed by a train, while riding in a wagon Children of William Standridge and Mary Standridge are: 25 i. Willis A.5 Standridge, born October 10, 1888 in Newton County, Arkanasas; died February 07, 1958 in Meda, Polk County, Arkansas. He married Ruth Elizabeth "Liza" Cornelison December 28, 1909 in Mena, Polk County, Arkansas; born March 31, 1890; died June 15, 1970 in Meda, Polk County, Arkansas. | STANDRIDGE, Mary Elizabeth (I39712)
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| 9524 | Notes for Scott Standridge: Courier Democrat July 20, 1905 - New reached here Monday of the accidental killing of J. H. (?) Standridge near Treat, which occurred Friday, while Standridge and Ples Edward were turkey hunting near the Johnson County line. The ball struck Standridge in the chin and coming out the back of his head. (C.L. Boyd said cant explain the initials, unless he was J.H. Scott Standridge) | STANDRIDGE, Scott (I35354)
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| 9525 | Notes for Thomas Jefferson Standridge: think they might have called him Jeff. ??? Thomas Standridge 16 Jul 1901 Jun 1976 74008 (Bixby, Tulsa, OK) 448-30-0104 Oklahoma ?? | STANDRIDGE, Thomas Jefferson (I30392)
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| 9526 | Notes for William A. Standridge: Sue Cole's Aunt Alice said that Eliz first husband William A.. Standridge died moving a house it fell on him. Back in those days they moved then with mules and logs, William moved houses for a living. | STANDRIDGE, William A. (I39745)
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| 9527 | Notes from Betty Watson's mother or aunt: "Hugh Hughes was marred the first time to the daughter of the owner of Hendre Cennin farm where he lived for many years as a farmer. There were four children born to this union whe we have no record of. Several Years later after Hugh Hughes wife died, he married the second time to Anne Jones in 1854. Anne Jones was the daughter of Margaret Roberts, sister of the eminant misister of Wales - namely - Ther Rev. Robert Roberts of Clynog, No. Wales, The Rev. John Roberts of Llaveven whose son was the noted Rev. Michael Roberts of Pullheli, Nor. Wales. Margaret Roberts died soon after the birth of her daughter, Anne Jones, so Anne Jones was raised by her grandfather and grandmother at the farm Bryn (Hill) Bychan (small). It was necessary for Anne Jones to earn a living for herself as her father had remarried. Anne Jones was first cousin to Mr. J.W. Jones, former editor of "Y Drych" (The Mirror), a Welsh paper still being published in Utica, N.Y." Another reference: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyunywh/oneidawelsh/index.html | HUGHES, Hugh (I36247)
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| 9528 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I43016)
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| 9529 | now Grundy County | BRASSFIELD, Sedrick Perry (I14038)
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| 9530 | now Macon, Missouri | GEE, Martha Ann (I16223)
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| 9531 | now Macon, Missouri, USA | GEE, Nancy (I29515)
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| 9532 | Now: Wroclaw, Poland | STEINMETZ, Karl August Rudolf (I27811)
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| 9533 | Nuckols, Charles B View Image Online Age: 55 Year: 1920 Birthplace: AL Roll: T625_20 Race: W Page: 31A State: Alabama ED: 143 County: Jefferson Image: 229 Township: Precinct 55 | NUCKOLS, Charles B (I24843)
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| 9534 | NumberOfChildren: 2 | Family F16808
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| 9535 | NumberOfChildren: 4 | Family F19852
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| 9536 | Nurseryman, founded Peru, Indiana may have dob of 12/3/1862 | MARQUISS, Isaac C Jr. (I183)
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| 9537 | Oak Grove Baptist Cemetery | DUTTON, John B (I54160)
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| 9538 | Oak Grove Cemetery | PHILLIPS, Susan Emeline (I13296)
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| 9539 | Oak Grove Cemetery | HOGAN, Teck H (I28621)
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| 9540 | Oak Grove Cemetery | BRASFIELD, Michael Truett (I33269)
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| 9541 | Oak Grove Cemetery | BRASFIELD, Harry Conis (I38563)
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| 9542 | Oak Grove Cemetery | REAVES, Amanda L (I41008)
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| 9543 | Oak Grove Cemetery | CRUTCHFIELD, Evangeline May (I41935)
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| 9544 | Oak Grove Cemetery | ANDERSON, James Thomas Sr (I48100)
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| 9545 | Oak Grove Church of Christ Cemetery | SEXTON, William Lester (I10434)
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| 9546 | Oak Grove Church of Christ Cemetery | BRASFIELD, Ora Lee (I22352)
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| 9547 | Oak Grove Church of Christ Cemetery | BRASFIELD, Henry Wadsworth Wilson (I25289)
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| 9548 | Oak Grove Church of Christ Cemetery | BRASFIELD, Evan Wilson (I25290)
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| 9549 | Oak Grove Church of Christ Cemetery | BRASFIELD, Melvin Hugh (I34316)
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| 9550 | Oak Hill Cemetery | BRYANT, Sallie (I20)
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