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| 10301 | No record after the 1880 census. | Crump, Ellen (I4380)
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| 10302 | no record after the 1920 census | Larry, Lulu (I5445)
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| 10303 | No record for William Crump after the 1880 census. | Crump, William F. (I4358)
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| 10304 | No records found after September 1868 | Hedges, Dennis Edward (I3493)
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| 10305 | Noelle Glen Musselman Daulton Earnest, 79, formerly of Rochester, Indiana, passed away on Wednesday, August 28, 2019, at her home in Sebring, Florida. She was born on May 14, 1940, in Terre Haute, Indiana to Dr. Glen G. and Billie Mae (Maynard) Musselman. She married Phillip Daulton in 1964. After their divorce she married Ben E. Daulton in 1970. He passed away in 1990. Later, she married William Earnest, who died in 2002. Noelle received her Master's degree in education from Indiana University in 1970. She was the executive director for the Manitou Training Center from the early 1970s until her retirement in 1988. Her favorite hobbies included golf, art, and crafts. She was preceded in death by her parents; step-mother Theresa P. Musselman; three sisters, Nelrose, Nancy, and Nikki; and brother, Nils. She is survived by her daughter, two grandsons and one granddaughter; two great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Noelle chose to be cremated. | Musselman, Noelle Glen (I4592)
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| 10306 | Nora O. Peery Nora Omega Peery, 90, died Thursday, Jan. 28, 1988, at St. Francis Hospital, Marceline. Mrs. Peery was born Jan. 29, 1987[TYPO in newspaper], in Linn County, east of Purdin, daughter of John and Martha Cassity Garrett. She married Ben Peery on May 28, 1913. She was a member of the Linneus United Methodist Church, Royal Neighbors and Social Studies Club. Those surviving include a daughter and son-in-law, Howard and Vetta Kelly, Marceline; five grandchildren, Dana Reick, Marceline, Rita Burtch, Carrollton, Deanne Proplesch, Omaha, Neb., Lynn Fellman, Houston, Texas, and Susie Piggott, Tulsa, Okla.; and twelve great-grandchildren. Funeral service was January 21 at the Linneus United Methodist Church with the Rev. William Wasson officiating. Soloist was Kerry Hoskins, and organist was with Marilyn Buckman. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery under the direction of Wright Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Lowell McKenzie, Richard Shanks, Lloyd Grafton, Gary Foster, Leland Buckman and Johnny Anderson. Memorials may be made to the Linneus United Methodist Church. The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune, Chillicothe, Missouri. Thursday, 4 February 1988. | Garrett, Nora Omega (I2348)
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| 10307 | Norma Jean Brooks Berndt, 88, daughter of Laban and Bertha B. (Cobb) Brooks (deceased), passed away quietly in her sleep on Tuesday, September 21, 2021. She was one of 11 children, of which her sister, Judy (Brooks) Daugherty is now the only remaining sibling. Norma had four children, Jeanna Driver (Mike Mangold), Bruce (Cindy) Driver, Alan (Suzanne) Driver, and Willard Neal Flowers, Jr. (deceased). Norma was blessed with 14 grandchildren and 41 great-grandchildren, whom she greatly loved and enjoyed spending time with. Norma worked hard to raise her children and was proud of their accomplishments and public service. She was especially proud the day her three law enforcement sons were with her on the day former Sheriff Joseph McAtee made her an Honorary Deputy. A graveside service will be held 11:00 a.m. Saturday, September 25, 2021 at Forest Lawn Memory Gardens - 1977 South State Road 135, Greenwood. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Disabled American Veterans, Leukemia Society, or the American Heart Association. | Brooks, Norma Jean (I5113)
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| 10308 | Norma Martin Kearns 89, Shelbyville, died Sat., July 9, 2005. Services: 1 p.m. Tues., July 12 at Overpeck-Gooch Funeral Home, 225 Maple St., Dana, IN, 47847, with calling there one hour prior to service. Private Burial: Bono Cemetery. She first married Mr. Riggen who died in 1945. She second married Willet Hubert Pearman on August 21, 1947 in Vermillion County. They divorced. She third married Grant Calvin Kearns on January 13, 1950. The Indianapolis Star. Indianapolis, Indiana July 11, 2005 | Martin, Norma Lavon (I3117)
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| 10309 | Norma was raised by her mother and step-father after her father passed away in 1942. She grew up and attended schools all over the world. On February 11, 1961, she married Harold in Idaho Falls, where they made their home. She enjoyed camping, going south for the winter, spending time with her family and her beloved dog Sophie. Survivors included: children Harold "Butch" (Karen) Foster of Idaho Falls and Tamie (Kevin) Merrill of Idaho Falls; siblings William R. Johnson of Taipei, Taiwan, and Virginia Greif of Payette, ID; grandchildren Jamie (Tony) Wise, Tyson (Stacy) Foster, Dakota Merrill, and Kylie Foster; and great-grandchildren August Merrill, Gage Foster, Kaydee Foster, and Connor Wise; preceded by her father, Floyd Cassity; mother, Dorothy Johnson; step-father, Donald Johnson; husband Harold Willard Foster, Sr., sister Betty Brumet and great-granddaughter Kaydence Merrill. Graveside services will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Monday, April 12th. | Cassity, Norma Jean (I4152)
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| 10310 | Norma was the daughter of James William "Jay" and Leatha (Bagley) Smith. She married Clifford E. Abbott March 12, 1948. She was preceded in death by her husband Clifford on March 13, 2009 and by her parents, a grandson, William W. Scarbrough; four brothers, James, Jerald, Gary, and Dean Smith; and one sister, Mary Havens. She is survived by two daughters, Nancy (Ron) Shuler and Jo Ellen Gillis; one son Russell (Lou Ann) Abbott. | Smith, Norma (I740)
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| 10311 | Normal A. Hyatt Former Marionite Normal Annual Hyatt, 79, Logan Elm Health Care Center, Circleville, died Wednesday morning at Berger Hospital, Circleville. He was born Nov. 26, 1911 in Romans, Ky., a son of Floyd T. and Maggie May Hamm Hyatt. Mr. Hyatt retired in 1979 as a welder with Fairfield Engineering Co., and was a member of the Pentecostal Church of Christ, serving as a deacon there for several years. His wife, the former Myrtle Marie Caudill, died January 1979 in Marion. Surviving are a son, Normal Ray Hyatt, Indianapolis, Ind.; a daughter, Mrs. Willard (Alice0 Clemmons, Atlanta, Ohio; a brother, John Hyatt, Columbus; two sisters, Elsie G. Oliver, New Bloomington, and Mildred E. Banks, Marion; four grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. A brother, three sisters and a grandson are deceased. The service will be 1 p.m. Saturday at Boyd Funeral Home with the Rev. James Winders officiating. Burial will follow in Chapel Heights Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home 5-9 p.m. Friday. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association. The Marion Star, Marion, Ohio. Thursday, 29 August 1991. | Hyatt, Normal Annual (I3051)
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| 10312 | Norman B. Neely, father of Mrs. Ben Harris, formerly of this community and now of Birmingham near K.C., passed away recently at his home seven miles northeast of Brookfield in Linn county at the age of 97. He was born in West Virginia Sept. 11, 1856 and came to Missouri in 1869. He leaves 11 children all of whom were at the funeral except two who live in California. Surviving also are 28 grandchildren, 45 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. The Index, Hermitage, Missouri. Thursday, 4 March 1954. | Neely, Norman Bruce (I2303)
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| 10313 | Norman E. Woodside, 79, Purdin, died Friday at Kirksville Osteopathic Medical Center. He was born Oct. 15, 1914 in Linn County, son of Jesse and Leanna (Jenkins) Woodside. He and Vivian Britton were married Feb. 14, 1937. She survives, of the home; also surviving are two sons and daughters-in-law, Richard and Pat Woodside, Peculiar, and Rick and Teresa Woodside, Laclede; three daughters and sons-in-law, Carol and Paul Stroud, Laclede, Linda and Tom King, Milan, and Norma Lea and Kenny Jenkins, Laclede; 18 grandchildren; 15 great grandchildren; a brother and sister-in-law, Marlin and Vera Woodside, Purdin; two sisters and brothers-in-law, Marjorie and Nelson Britton, Purdin, and Dorothy and Otto Hollon, Milan, and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Woodside was a retired farmer and a member of Bear Branch United Methodist Church. Services were held 2 p.m. Monday, at the church, with the "Rev. Billy Wayne Hines officiating. Burial was at Purdin Cemetery. Arrangements were by Wright Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to the church. | Woodside, Norman Earl (I1867)
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| 10314 | Norman Eugene "Gene" Mark, 93, of New Castle, passed away on the afternoon of Sunday, June 14, 2015 in Hickory Creek at New Castle. He was born September 18, 1921 in New Castle, a son of the late Ora Raymond and Faye (Moody) Mark. Gene attended New Castle High School and then served his country during World War II in the United State Army Air Force, where he was one of the first members of the Strategic Air Command. During his time in the Army he also served in Guam. After the war he began perfecting his craft as an auto mechanic. He worked for Ramsey Cadillac-Oldsmobile in New Castle for many years and also was self- employed as a Cadillac mechanic, where he specialized in electrical and air conditioning. Gene retired from Johnson's Machines in New Castle. Gene was a gifted woodworker and made clocks, did upholstery work and enjoyed racing. He especially enjoyed spending time with his family. Gene was a former member of the American Legion and the Elks Lodge. He is survived by his wife, Mary Alice Mark; his children, Susie (husband: Port) Davidson of New Castle, Faye Mark (husband: George Bull) of Bloomington, Dr. Samuel Mark of Galveston, Texas, Curtis (wife: Rita) Mark of New Castle, Linda (husband: Jay) Fry of Oxford, Ohio, Michael Mark of Indianapolis, Mary Ann (husband: Terry) Rankin of Indianapolis and Gena Mark (husband: Jim Ziliak) of Lexington, Kentucky; his grandchildren, Jennifer, Jeff, Katy, Tom, John, Justin, Zane, Natalee, Kristiann, Anna, Patrick, Aidan and Celia; seven great-grandchildren; a great-great-grandson; two sisters-in-law, Jean Mark and Pat Lawson and several nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a granddaughter, Ella Bull and an infant grandson; two brothers, David Mark and Philip Mark and an infant sister. A Celebration of Life will be held at 4:00 p.m. Saturday, June 20, 2015 at Sproles Family Funeral Home. Friends may call from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home. Inurnment will take place Saturday, July 18, 2015 in South Mound Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be offered to the Humane Society or CURE. | Mark, Norman Eugene “Gene” (I3761)
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| 10315 | Norman Lee “Mousie” Mineer, 88, of Foxport, beloved husband of 62 years to Joyce Dixon Mineer, passed away Thursday, July 30, 2020, at his home surrounded by his family. Born in Lewis County on February 28, 1932, he was the son of the late Archie Lee and Lula Ann Doyle Mineer. Norman was a US Navy veteran and retired from Wald Manufacturing in 1993. He was a faithful member of Pleasant Valley Church of Christ where he had served as a deacon. Norman enjoyed restoring Case tractors and participating in tractor shows. He had various interests throughout his life, always staying busy tinkering with projects. The last few years he enjoyed riding around the farm and woods in his Ranger side-by-side. In addition to his wife, survivors include his children, Pam (Denny) Lowe, Robin (Johnny) Conn, Jill (Mark) Miller, and Mark (Angie) Mineer; his grandchildren, Jared Miller, Megan Lowe Schumacher, Terri Lowe, Janel Miller, Cody Conn, and Austin Mineer; and great-grandchildren, Blaine Lowe, and Ethan Conn. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his foster brother, Bob Mineer. Services will be at 1:00 pm Monday, August 3, 2020, at Carpenter-Fritz and Vice Funeral Home in Flemingsburg with Bro. Tom Mitchell and Bro. Layne Wagner officiating. Visitation will be from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. Sunday at Carpenter-Fritz and Vice Funeral Home. Burial will be in Martin Cemetery with full military honors accorded by WN Fant American Legion Post 5 and Franklin Sousley VFW Post 1834. Active pallbearers will be Jared Miller, Cody Conn, Austin Mineer, Joe Shumacher, Jeff Harmon, and Tommy Skaggs. Honorary pallbearers will be Jim Mineer, Johnny Mineer, Phil Doyle, Darrell Dixon, and Troy Dixon. Memorials are suggested to the Kentucky Circuit Clerk’s Trust For Life, 982 Eastern Parkway, Louisville, KY 40217 and Pleasant Valley Church of Christ, c/o Bill Beckett, 1031 Foxport Rd., Wallingford, KY 41093. In accordance with the health mandate from the State of Kentucky, all visitors will be required to wear a face covering and exhibit proper social distancing practices. Lewis County Herald, Kentucky. https://lewiscountyherald.com/norman-mineer | Mineer, Norman Lee (I4812)
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| 10316 | North Carolina Death Certificates, 1909-1975 | Hedges, John R. (I465)
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| 10317 | North Carolina Marriage bonds: 1741-1868 | Family: Lorenzo Dow Haynes / Sarah Frances "Fannie" Leonhardt (F1234)
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| 10318 | Not legible on death certificate | Blanton, Emma Frances (I4847)
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| 10319 | Not named in his father, Peter Hedges, will in 1791. | Hedges, James (I5259)
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| 10320 | Note from Find a Grave: (It was confirmed to me, by the cemetery office, this is the only Stanley Hedges, died at age 53, buried in the cemetery. The memorial for this Stanley's father is not correct. It appears his name was placed on the tombstone, with intentions of being buried there, but in fact died and was buried in Ohio. I have requested corrections. In addition, the father died after this Stanley died. The story is not clear if the obituary, stating the senior Stanley died 1st, was an error or if the family did not know) **Lee has not been added as this Stanley's middle name, per family being firm on he did not have a middle name. I respect that and left "Lee" off the memorial. It is not uncommon to be called Sr and Jr merely for clarification & not necessarily that the birth names are the same. | Hedges, Stanley L. (I2779)
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| 10321 | Note from Find a Grave: Disappeared 1911, date of death and place of burial unknown. Son of Daniel Harrison Shumate (1844-1928) and Selena Caldwell Hankins (1844-1929). Married Maggie Alice White, 1888. President of the Olive Hill National Bank. | Shumate, John William (I1678)
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| 10322 | Note from Find a Grave: Enlisted as Private in Company I, 44th MO Infantry. John's older brother Anthony was Captain of Company I. John was a son of Daniel and Nancy (Wertz) Muck. He married Clarinda Burress, August 21, 1864, in Sullivan Co., MO. Their daughter Melissa (or Melvina) was born in 1865. John Muck is listed in the U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006, as a Private in the U.S. Army, died Nov. 4, 1864, buried in Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, Section 26 Site 5956. | Muck, John (I2893)
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| 10323 | Note from Find a Grave: Flora was married twice 1st to Winford S. Lambert and 2nd to Howard Curtis Phipps. She was the daughter of Clarence Gilkison & Odessa 'Dessie' Hall. | Gilkison, Flora May (I789)
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| 10324 | Note from Find a Grave: John Bunyan Rice was the son of David and Susannah Rice. His siblings were Elizabeth,( married John Ringo), James Harvey (married to Margaret Belle Crutcher), Polly (married to Edward Kern), Mary Magdaline (married to unknown O'Neil), and David Luther (married to Elizabeth Johnston) Rice. He married Amelia Ann Hoggins 17 Mar 1845, in Gallatin County, Ky. They lost a set of twins in 1864; John Hill and Robert Lee. Their remaining children were; Mary Jane, Ann Susan, Margaret, Angeline, David Luther, Judson, James Hill, William I, Lydia Belle, and Edwin Claude Rice. | Rice, John Bunyon (I3563)
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| 10325 | Note from Find a Grave: John Simpson Hunt b. 1817, Bath Co Kentucky, occupation Farmer, m. 27 Jan 1840, in Greenup Co, KY, Mary Ann Bradshaw, b. Apr 1821, KY, d. Before 1910, Greenup Co, KY. John died 1889, Schultz Creek, Greenup, Kentucky, buried: Bennetts Chapel/Nippert Family Cemetery. Mary: According to 1900 Greenup Co Census, had 13 children and 8 are still living. See documents from Thomas O. Hunt pension file. Mary writes letter describing her son's health after the Civil War. Children: Thomas Oliver Hunt born 9-10-1841 Harriett Hunt born 1844 Elvira (Alma) Hunt born 1-1848 Andrew Jackson Hunt born 1-1848 Lucinda Hunt born 2-18-1856 Amanda J. Hunt born 1858 James B. Hunt born 1859 Rebecca Hunt born 11-6-1860 John Simpson Hunt, Jr born 9-1862 Milford (Millard) F. Hunt born 3-1865 Minnie E. Hunt born 1867 | Hunt, John Simpson (I3639)
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| 10326 | Note from Find a Grave: Lt.Cmdr United States Navy, Retired. Enlisted in 1912 and retired in 1945. During World War I, he was supply officer at the Navy Yard and afterwards was supply and accounting officer at the Naval Research Laboratory and the Naval Academy in Annapolis. Md. Leaving military service briefly in the 1930s,he worked as purchasing agent for the Montgomery County Board of Education. Married Josephine Fink. Buried with full military honors. Source:WP | Schaeffer, Calvin William (I3517)
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| 10327 | Note from Find a Grave: Mother of eleven children, three of whom preceded her in death, Elmer and Myrtle at the age of two years and Maude at the age of 35. In 1884 the family moved to Kansas, where they lived for two and one-half years, coming to this county in a prairie schooner at the end of that time. They settled on a farm north of Blair and lived there until they moved to this city about 25 years ago. She leaves eight children: Thornton of Omaha; Edgar of Kearney, Mo.; Mrs. Laura Kindred of Omaha; Oscar of Blair; Etta of Blair; Mrs. Harry White of Omaha; Burtis of British Columbia; and Henry of Howe, Nebr. | Newkirk, Lucinda (I1254)
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| 10328 | Note from Find a Grave: Nancy Alminia is the daughter of Mary Mitchell and wife of John Wesley Eaton. She lived in Whitley County, Kentucky throughout her exceptional lifetime of 95 years. At 95, she succumbed to pneumonia. | Eaton, Nancy Almina (I1904)
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| 10329 | Note from Find a Grave: Parents: Henry and Elizabeth Ziegler Allinger. Jacob came to the US when 19 years old. Landed at New York went to Bradford County, Pennsylvania for 3 months then went to Logan County, Illinois for 3 years and was employed as a farm hand. In 1871 came to Iroquois County, Illinois investing in 80 acres near Hoopeston in Vermilion County, farmed this for 12 years. Married Elizabeth Dinger Nov. 29, 1881 sold his property near Hoopston and came to Section 1 in Artesia Township, Iroquois County, Illinois. | Allinger, Jacob (I1956)
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| 10330 | Note from Find a Grave: The President of the United States of America, authorized by Act of Congress, July 9, 1918, takes pleasure in presenting the Distinguished Service Cross to Sergeant First Class John Maddox (ASN: 2273686), United States Army, for extraordinary heroism in action while serving with Company F, 316th Engineers, 91st Division, A.E.F., at Audenarde, Belgium, 1 November 1918. Sergeant Maddox volunteered to accompany an officer and three other soldiers on a reconnaissance patrol of the city of Audenarde. Entering under heavy shell fire, the party reconnoitered the city for seven hours, while it was still being patrolled by the enemy, and advanced two kilometers in front of our outposts and beyond those of the enemy. | Maddox, John William (I1644)
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| 10331 | note from findagrave: From his death certificate #40676 and from his wife's obit in the Browning Leader-Record, issue 21 Aug 1952. JOHN WILLIAM PULLIAM, of Milan, Sullivan Co MO, son of THOMAS and ANNA (CASSIDY) PULLIAM, was born in Linn Co Mo 26 Aug 1869. Died 24 Nov 1947 in Milan MO. Married Mrs DAISY BELLE (BOWDEN) DODSON 25 Dec 1932, who survives. | Pulliam, William (I2601)
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| 10332 | Note from LKH. Mary Hedges Reiner notes him as called "Eldon", but my father always referred to his cousins as Cecil and Ersel. | Simpson, Ersel Eldon (I193)
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| 10333 | Note from Marjorie (Fox) Block: Birth date and place from the family Bible owned by Cora Belle (Gritton) Hedges. | Hedges, George Fielden (I82)
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| 10334 | Note from Marjorie Block 3200N / 1370E - is the road where Cora Gritton's house stood. Cora walked south & knoll to school 2200N / 1400E a school house stood here LKH note: Is this the location of the house near Indianola? | Gritton, Cora Belle (I91)
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| 10335 | Note of Billie Hunt: At this point in time, the parentage and origin of John Hunt, Sr. hasn't been sufficiently proven to my satisfaction, therefore, I won't speculate on those parts of his life, other than to say that his ancestors were definitely of English descent. Some records list our John Hunt, Sr.'s father as being John Hunt, descended from Joseph Hunt, whose father was another John Hunt. When checking English records I found there to be literally hundreds of John Hunts and no distinction could be made that would link to our line. Rather than speculate for the sake of recording ancestry, I have relied on what has been proven through my research and that of many other HUNT researchers. John Hunt (Sr.) Moved from Baltimore Co.,MD to Frederick Co.,VA in 1756. In 1782 moved family to Watauga Settlement, Washington Co., TN. In 1790 they moved to Bourbon Co., KY then to Fleming Co., KY. John Hunt Sr. served as Army Chaplin in Virginia Militia and also served in the Revolutionary War, Virginia, 6th Army as Chaplin. He was a Baptist Minister and three of his sons became Methodist Ministers.! "We can be reasonably sure of our facts back to John Hunt, Sr., but beyond him we are all floundering in the mists of time" Virginia Lee Hunt Underwood.11 Aug 1994.Also KZ33-NQ Shenandoah County, Virginia tax list of 1783 lists the following: John Denton 10 whites John Hunt 7 whites John Overall 8 whites William Overall 8 whites William Tipton 8 whites John Tipton 10 whites Samuel Tipton 2 whites RECORDS of NORTH CAROLINA by: Clark Vol. 22, page 705 The inhabitants of the Western Country: We lament the unhappy dispute between us and our Brethern on the Eastern side of the mountains in respect to erecting a new government. In the Senate, December 1787, read and referred to Court on Public Bills. It was signed by about five hundred (500) inhabitants. Among those signers: John Hunt, Jr., Reuben Hunt, Jonathan Hunt, John Hunt, Sr., Basil Hunt and Lewis Hunt. It appears that John Hunt, Sr. had bought land in Kentucky prior to 1791. The story is: Salt was scarce in Tennessee, so the family decided to move near the salt licks of Kentucky where they could distill and make salt from clay. DEED BOOK A of Mason County, Kentucky pages 119 & 142 4 August, 1791 John Hunt Sr., of Bourbon County, District of Kentucky to: John Hunt Jr and Basil Hunt of Sullivan County, Tennessee, of the new Territory South of the Ohio River, for ninety pounds (90) lawful money of Virginia in hand paid --- 316 acres of land being part of survey made for Jacob Mires on waters of Licking River in County of Mason. signed: John Hunt Sr. Witnessed By: John Cook Alex Ramsey Benjamiin Fitsworth DEED BOOK A of Mason County, Kentucky page 131 13 December, 1791 John Hunt Sr. to: Basil Hunt of said county and state, for one-hundred (100) pounds of current money of Virginia, three-hundred (300) acres on main Licking River on both sides of river in the county of Bourbon and Mason, being part of seven-thousand (7000) acres survey that John Jacob Mires made together with houses, gardens, fences, woods, Underwood's, profits, commodities and other appurtenances. signed: John Hunt Sr. Witnessed By: William Burk Abraham Fitsworth John Linn NOTE: Basil and Colonel John Tipton Hunt were still in Sullivan County, Tennessee 4 August,1791. Basil was in Bourbon/Mason counties by 13 December 1791. Jacob Mires, the man from whom the above land was purchased, was the builder of the famous Bourbon Iron Works/Slate Furnace, located on Hwy. 36, just South of present day Owingsville. It began operation in 1791, just one year before Kentucky became a state and continued operation until the 1870's John Hunt Sr. settled first in Bourbon County, Kentucky, but due to an error, he found he was settled on land that was a part of a Military Survey for a Mr. Wright. In disgust, he moved to Fleming County, Kentucky, sometime before 1799. On 30 October 1810, John Hunt's heirs filed a suit against Thomas Jones Jr., in Bourbon County Circuit Court for recovery of land or money paid for it. The heirs would show their ancestor, John Hunt Sr., did on 1 March 1791 purchase of William Lee, a pre-emption of one-thousand (1000) acres in Bourbon County. Their ancestor discovered that part of that tract was covered by Wright's Military Survey; that parts were sold to divers persons, and leaving that part interfering with said Military Survey; that John Hunt Sr. moved to Fleming County; that a certain Thomas Jones Jr., surveyor, discovered that the balance of Lee's pre-emption did not interfere with Wright's tracts; that the old man, John Hunt Sr., died about 1807 without leaving a will, leaving orators and also another son, John Hunt Jr., who refuses to report the right of his ancestor, and who released his claim to said Thomas Jones Jr., by release dated September 1809; that since the death of John Hunt Sr., not more than three years ago, they discovered the fraud practiced on their ancestor Orators: Reuben hunt, William Basil Hunt, Absolom Hunt, Benjamin Fitsworth and wife, Winny, Joseph Denton and wife, Dradenna. The above document is located in drawer 286 in the Bourbon County Courthouse. Considering the orators listed and John Hunt Jr., it would leave it to reason that Mary, Sarah and Deborah WERE NOT daughters of John Hunt Sr., but may have been nieces. July 8, 1799 Fleming County KY court records. "Know all men by these Presents that I John Hunt Sr of Montgomery County and State of Kentucky have made, obtained, constituted and appointed John Hunt Jr of Fleming County and State aforesaid my true and lawful attorney for me in my name and to my use to ask demand recover and receive of and from Jacob Myers of State afforesaid all debts demands and damages that shall or may be recovered of said Jacob Myers for Covenant Broken and all forfeiture that can or shall appear by any contracts bond, deed or article Exhibits to me by the said Jacob Myers giving, and by these presents granting to my attorney my sole power and authority to take _____ and follow such Legal Courses for the recovery and obtaining of the same as I myself could or might do were I Personally Present and in my name to make, sign seal and deliver in my name and for me in all things to ____ the same as he may think proper to do, as also to appoint one or more attorneys under him and to revoke the same at his pleasure also to revoke the powers giving by me heretofore to any person whatsoever, and to for me and in my name with all other persons whatsoever in recovering and receiving as above so far using said attorney shall think proper, satisfying allowing and confirming whatsoever my said Attorney shall Lawfully do or cause to be done by virtue of these Presents. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 26th November 1798. Signed John Hunt (seal) Signed in the Presence of us Jesse Sanders Reubin Hunt Fleming County July the 8th, 1799 This Power of Attorney from John Hunt Sr to John Hunt Jr was received into my office and acknowledged by the same John Hunt Sr to be his act and deed, Whereupon a Copy of the same is admitted to Record Teste (Copy of original document (Signed) Joshua Stockton, C.F.___" filed in "Hunt-Court Documents) Ancestry Family Tree of pekeapooman, direct ancestor https://www.ancestry.com/mediaui-viewer/collection/1030/tree/112707860/person/120102110381/media/709ab850-5cf6-44a9-b053-90a0d701e792?galleryindex=9&sort=-created | Hunt, John Tipton (I3651)
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| 10336 | Note of MHR: Harvey was a farmer and a Republican. | Eaton, Harvey Albert (I108)
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| 10337 | Note on Ancestry family tree Peter Jochimson /Yocum (1st husband of Ella) died on governor's diplomatic mission to New Amsterdam Joanna Mary Cain Family https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/81042268/person/142239125345/facts | Jochimsson, Peter (I5698)
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| 10338 | Note on Find a Grave: Isaac was the son of Isaac Philipse DuTrieux and Maria Willemse Brouwer. He married Catherine Van Benthuysen and they had eight children: Maria, Isaac, Peter, Philip A, Sarah, Sophia, Martin, and Margreitje Truax. First interred at the Old Burial Ground at Front and Green Street. Those graves were removed to Vale Cemetery in 1879. Taken from Schenectady Historical Society "Connected Lists" of Tombstone Inscriptions. | du Trieux, Isaac (I5996)
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| 10339 | Note on Find a Grave for her son Symon Symon Groot (Symon de Groot or Symon Symonse Groot on some records. [Delete this sentence ] I don't believe Symon Symonse because we show his father was Hugo) was born about 1620 in the Netherlands to Hugo Cornelis and Maria Peter Van Reygersberch de Groot. Rebecca Philipse du Trieux was born about 1630 at New York City, New York County, New York to Phillip Antonse and Suzanne du Chesne du Trieux. Symon came early to New Netherland. He was a boatswain of the ship PRINCE MAURITZ in the service of the West India Company and was living in New York City by 1643. Symon married Rebecca about 1650, probably at New York City, and their children (not sure of order) were: Rebecca, Suzanna, Marietje, Lysbet (#176286789), Symon, Cornelius, Claas, Sarah (#167475267), Philip, Dirk and Abraham. The family moved to Beverwyck (Albany), New York in 1654 and moved on to Schenectady in 1662. Symon and his sons had become farmers by this time. February 8 and 9, 1690, the family were some of the victims of the Schenectady Massacre when the French and Indian allies attacked the village. Symon and his wife Rebecca were in Albany attending a baptism when the attack happened. Their five living sons were taken prisoner and marched to Canada, the trip taking two weeks due to the snow and cold weather. It took over a year to gain the release of all their sons. Symon died in 1699 and is probably buried in Schenectady. Bio by John E. Sherman #47749330 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/167244760/symon-symonse-groot | du Trieux, Rebecca Philippe (I5804)
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| 10340 | Note on Find a Grave for his son Symon Symon Groot (Symon de Groot or Symon Symonse Groot on some records. [Delete this sentence ] I don't believe Symon Symonse because we show his father was Hugo) was born about 1620 in the Netherlands to Hugo Cornelis and Maria Peter Van Reygersberch de Groot. Rebecca Philipse du Trieux was born about 1630 at New York City, New York County, New York to Phillip Antonse and Suzanne du Chesne du Trieux. Symon came early to New Netherland. He was a boatswain of the ship PRINCE MAURITZ in the service of the West India Company and was living in New York City by 1643. Symon married Rebecca about 1650, probably at New York City, and their children (not sure of order) were: Rebecca, Suzanna, Marietje, Lysbet (#176286789), Symon, Cornelius, Claas, Sarah (#167475267), Philip, Dirk and Abraham. The family moved to Beverwyck (Albany), New York in 1654 and moved on to Schenectady in 1662. Symon and his sons had become farmers by this time. February 8 and 9, 1690, the family were some of the victims of the Schenectady Massacre when the French and Indian allies attacked the village. Symon and his wife Rebecca were in Albany attending a baptism when the attack happened. Their five living sons were taken prisoner and marched to Canada, the trip taking two weeks due to the snow and cold weather. It took over a year to gain the release of all their sons. Symon died in 1699 and is probably buried in Schenectady. Bio by John E. Sherman #47749330 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/167244760/symon-symonse-groot | Groot, Symon Symonse (I5848)
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| 10341 | Note on Find a Grave for William Riley Allen: Married to Martha V. Cassity - Father of John Alexander Allen who founded Allen's Meat Market, later Allen's IGA on abt.103 W. Main Street in Morehead, KY Building still has JA Allen on bldg. | Allen, John Alexander (I2390)
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| 10342 | Note on Find a Grave states "Smith F Hitchcock died 1852-1860 Greenup County, Kentucky." LKH note: I'm working on finding any documentation that would confirm this. | Hitchcock, Smith F. (I2077)
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| 10343 | Note on Find a Grave. Enlisted 27 May 1864, Michigan City, Indiana Mustered out 30 Sep 1864 Union side of Civil War (Private) Possibly born May 1839 in Rochester, IN | Pugh, Zephaniah (I1614)
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| 10344 | Note on Find a Grave. Union soldier, Co C, 1st MSM Cavalry, died of typhoid pneumonia at Sedalia, Pettis Co., MO while in service. Rank of Private. | Cassity, John Edward (I1791)
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| 10345 | Note on Find a Grave: "Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will Be Done" Shares stone with Loyd. ********************************************** She was the daughter of Wallace and Lottie (Bailey) Wright and the mother of Lauralynn Sue Davidson. | Wright, Gloria Jean (I4330)
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| 10346 | Note on Find a Grave: ***** "Swedish American Genealogist" December 1986 Vol. VI #4, "The Stille Family in America 1641-1772" by Peter Stebbins Craig - " Anders Olofsson Stille Anders Stille was only one and a half years old when he left Stockholm with his father in 1641. He had already left home at Techoherassi by 1658 when he is shown to be a resident of New Castle (then New Amstel) in present Delaware. At the New Castle Court on 17 October 1683 he appeared as a witness in a land dispute. The Dutch scribe reported:[51] Andries Tilly sayeth that he has been 25 or 26 years here in town, and that there were houses on both ends of the ground in controversy but knows nothing of any street. The 1671 English Census of the Delaware, under the caption of New Castle, listed a head of household named “Anna Pieterson marryed to Andreas ---,” which we believe to be Anders Stille... ***** "Swedish Colonial News" Volume 1, Number 16, Fall 1997 By Peter Craig Page 2 - "Anders Stille, born in 1640 in Roslagen, moved to New Castle about 1658 and married there, by 1671, Annetje Pieters, daughter of the Dutch brewer, Pieter Wolfertsen van Couwenhoven. Soon after his marriage, he moved to Christina Creek, taking up residence next to his niece, Elisabeth Petersdotter Ogle. Later, they moved to White Clay Creek in New Castle County, where he died between 1688 and 1692, survived by two sons, John and Jacob, and one daughter thus far identified, Elisabeth, who married Charles Hedges." | Pieters, Annetje "Anna" (I5287)
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| 10347 | Note on Find a Grave: A note in the Browning Leader-Record, issue 3 May 1966, Browning MO; W.P. Barclay, 91, a patient, and wife also a patient in Brookfield nursing home, died 2 May 1966. | Barclay, William P. (I1725)
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| 10348 | Note on Find a Grave: Anders was born in Lanna Parish, Humlo, Roslagen, Sweden. The exact date is not kinown. He died between 1688–1692 in White Clay Creek, New Castle, Delaware. The exact date is not known nor is the date or place of burial. | Stille, Anders (I5286)
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| 10349 | Note on Find a Grave: Anna was born about 1640 in Holland, however the exact date and place are not known. The date and place of death and burial is not known. ***** Also known as Annetje Pieters | Pieters, Annetje "Anna" (I5287)
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| 10350 | Note on Find a Grave: Christina was born about 1643 in New Sweden, Dalaware, the daughter of Olof Persson Stille. Her exact date and place of birth are not known. She was the second wife of Marten Roosemond, a Dutch "cleinsmit" (toolmaker), who moved from New Castle to Moyamensing after his marriage. Her date and place of death and burial are also not known. | Roosemond, Marten (I5717)
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