Notes
Matches 8,151 to 8,200 of 12,430
| # | Notes | Linked to |
|---|---|---|
| 8151 | LKH note: There is a marriage record in 1954 for Emily and Arnold Hedges' marriage in Oregon. It appears that they married each other a second time. Name Emily Hedges Gender Female Race White Age 36 Birth Date 1917 Birth Place Lander, Wyoming Marriage Date 2 Oct 1953 Marriage Place Prineville, Crook, Oregon, USA Father: Roy Iiams Mother: Christine Schutz Spouse: Arnold Hedges Name Arnold Hedges Gender Male Age 45 Birth Date abt 1908 Marriage Date 2 Oct 1953 Marriage Place Prineville, Crook, Oregon, USA Father: Jasper Hedges Mother: Jennie Dimick Spouse: Emily Hedges Certificate Number 8021 File Number 349497 | Iiams, Emily Margaret (I5352)
|
| 8152 | LKH note: There is a marriage record in 1954 for Emily and Arnold Hedges' marriage in Oregon. It appears that they married each other a second time. Name Emily Hedges Gender Female Race White Age 36 Birth Date 1917 Birth Place Lander, Wyoming Marriage Date 2 Oct 1953 Marriage Place Prineville, Crook, Oregon, USA Father: Roy Iiams Mother: Christine Schutz Spouse: Arnold Hedges Name Arnold Hedges Gender Male Age 45 Birth Date abt 1908 Marriage Date 2 Oct 1953 Marriage Place Prineville, Crook, Oregon, USA Father: Jasper Hedges Mother: Jennie Dimick Spouse: Emily Hedges Certificate Number 8021 File Number 349497 | Hedges, Arnold Melnott (I215)
|
| 8153 | LKH note: This seems to be the same man. G. C. Kennedy, patent attorney has received official notice from Washington of the allowance of a patent in favor of Mr. Frederick A. Fulghum of this city, on his invention of improvements in stone lifting and stump pulling machines. Mr. Fulghum has associated Mr. Peter Penne with himself in the business of manufacturing the machine in the Cascaden building near the I.C.R.R. shops, and another new and growing manufacturing industry has been added to Waterloo’s list of flourishing institutions. The Courier, Waterloo, Iowa. Wednesday, 21 November 1900. * * * * * Inventor Falls to Death A machine of his own invention, out of which he expected to make a fortune, brought Frederick A. Fulghum, forty-five years old, to his death, almost instantly, at Summit. After years of experiment he had perfected a device for lifting boulders and pulling trees and stumps out of the ground. Under the direction of the Commonwealth Water and Light company he was using his invention on the property of John L. Prescott, No.45 Mountain avenue. Two Poles were working with the inventor. Just before dusk he climbed one of the large trees on the lawn to attach a cable of the machine to one of the higher branches. In the gathering darkness he did not estimate the real strength of a limb, and when he swung his weight on it, the branch gave way. Fulghum fell to the concrete pathway, striking on the right side of his head. Dr. J. Boyd Risk, who was passing, realized the man’s plight and had the limp body taken on the run to the overlook Hospital. The inventor died when he was laid on a cot in the operating room. He came from Iowa five years ago. He leaves a widow. He had cleared off the Canoe Brook Club grounds with his invention. The Penn’s Grove Record, Penns Grove, New Jersey. Friday, 24 September 1909, page 1. | Fulghum, Frederick Adolphus (I775)
|
| 8154 | LKH note: William Thatcher Hiatt married a second time on 28 April 1836 in Gallia County, Ohio to Jemima Johnson. They had several children. In the 1850 census Esther Hiatt Markwell is the in the household of her son, Joel Markwell. Since she has reverted to the surname of Markwell, it it reasonable to assume that she and her third husband Thatcher William Hiatt had divorced before his next marriage in 1836. | Hunt, Esther (I6044)
|
| 8155 | LKH note: William Thatcher Hiatt married a second time on 28 April 1836 in Gallia County, Ohio to Jemima Johnson. They had several children. | Hiatt, Thatcher William (I6248)
|
| 8156 | LKH note: "Charles Hedges and Brother Joseph" has more information and links her to two husbands. | Hedges, Catherine (I5243)
|
| 8157 | LKH note: A child, Alice Kern, age 3, appears in the Kern household in 1860. And appears again in 1870 at age 12. It would appear from the wording of Polly Ann (Rice) Kern's will that Alice was not her biological child, but was treated as one. I can find no other records of Alice after Polly's 1880 will. | Rice, Polly Ann (I5467)
|
| 8158 | LKH Note: Abstract of Addie's obituary on Ancestry shows that she married a second time to James Nunnelley. Died in Lakeland, Florida. The obituary names her children with James Million. | Sparks, Addie (I4824)
|
| 8159 | LKH note: according to Social Security Death Index Ruth C. Ipsen b. 13 Aug 1925 d. 12 Oct 2007 issue state: Oklahoma last residence: Fresno, California last benefit: Madera, California Appears that there was a second marriage to an unknown Ipsen | Carroll, Ruth Evelyn (I1670)
|
| 8160 | LKH note: After Anthony Petero's death in 1934, Hattie married second in 1938 to Homer E. Cox. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/101187487/homer-e-cox | Hicks, Hattie Mae (I5002)
|
| 8161 | LKH note: After Ezra Kissick died in 1918, Mary’s second marriage was to Lewis S. Hill in 1927. In 1921 Mary’s daughter, Bessie, had married William Waymon Hill, the son of Lewis S. Hill. | Moody, Mary Blanche (I520)
|
| 8162 | LKH note: age matches for R.C. Lyons. R.C. Lyons Texas City - R.C. Lyons, 85, of Texas City died Sunday at his residence. Services are pending at James Crowder Funeral Home, La Marque. The Galveston Daily News, Galveston, Texas. Monday, 21 August 1989. | Lyons, R.C. (I5147)
|
| 8163 | LKH note: All information about Russell Adkins comes from family trees on Ancestry. | Adkins, Russell Norman / Martin (I1594)
|
| 8164 | LKH note: Also in Old Swedes Churchyard, lot 613 Johan Bird b.? d. 3 Feb 1754 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/27685370/johan-bird and John Bird Jr. b. 15 Jun 1737 d. 10 Dec 1776 m. Sarah Tossey in 1761. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/27685371/john-bird | Bird, John (I5759)
|
| 8165 | LKH Note: Although her illness is reported in three newspapers, I could find no report of her death. | May, Dessie Jane (I723)
|
| 8166 | LKH note: Although the articles below give a different home address for Charles Himes, the murder victim, than Charles William Himes obituary lists, it seems highly likely that they are the same man. It seems highly unlikely that there would be two different men with the same name, both 49 years old, both from Apopka, and both dying on the same day. * * * * Police identify murder victims Zellwood – Two Apopka men have been identified as the victims of an execution-style double murder. The Orange County Sheriff’s Department said James Dodson, 55, and Charles Himes, 49, were robbed and shot and killed early Tuesday at a tavern in this isolated town in rural Central Florida. One man was the bartender at Lola’s Tavern and the other a customer, police said. The bullet-riddled bodies were stuffed into a tiny men’s room. The bodies were “practically on top of each other,” said paramedic Skip Wathen of the Zellwood Fire Department. “It looked like an execution. Boca Raton News, Boca Raton, Florida. Thursday, 6 December 1979. * * * * Murder victims identified as Apopka men Two men killed during a hold up at a rural Zellwood bar Tuesday afternoon have been identified by Orange County deputy sheriffs as James E. Dodson, 55, 5126 Martingale Lane, owner of Lola’s Tavern, and a customer at the bar, Charles Himes, 49, 240 Grossenbacher St., both of Apopka. The two were in the isolated tavern near the intersection of Kelly Park and Plymouth Sorrento roads sometime after 4 p.m. Tuesday when they were shot to death, deputies said. Himes was found shot once in the head and Dodson shot in the head and chest. A passerby found the men, one dead the other dying, in the bar’s bathroom. Himes was pronounced dead on the scene, and Dodson died at Florida Hospital/Apopka about 15 minutes after he was admitted. A Zellwood Fire Department paramedic said it appeared the two men had been marched into the cramped men’s room and shot. Sheriff’s detectives Wednesday said robbery was the only apparent motive for the killings, but did not know how much money was taken. No arrests had been made by late Wednesday. A statewide bulletin for two men driving a white pickup truck remained posted Wednesday. A woman told deputies she saw the truck leave the tavern parking lot near the time of the shootings. The Orlando Sentinel, Orlando, Florida. Thursday, 6 December 1979. | Himes, Charles William (I3437)
|
| 8167 | LKH note: Ancestry family tree holden Family Tree 1 by HoldenKirkTree https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/7073200/person/-1168770994/facts This tree has image of the Turley Reunion typed text from the 7th Annual Turley Reunion held 4 September 1927 with the biography of David Harrison Turley, son of David and Polly Ribelin Turley. | Ribelin, Mary "Polly" (I410)
|
| 8168 | LKH note: Arnold's death certificate gives location of death at Hoodoo Ranch, S. of Cody, Park County, Wyoming. Cause of death as a skull fracture caused by fall backwards down sreps, hit head on concrete sidewalk. His marital status was divorced. Occupation ranch hand on stock ranch. | Hedges, Arnold Melnott (I215)
|
| 8169 | LKH note: Arthur is buried in the same cemetery as his parents, William Alexander Hughes and Frances (Frearson) Hughes. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/201840320/william-alexander-hughes https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/201849173/frances-hughes. From Arthur's headstone is appears he married a second time to Olive. From Ancestry family tree: After Grace's death in 1955, Arthur married Olive Jessuran in 1957 in Sydney, Australia. | Hughes, Arthur William (I3583)
|
| 8170 | LKH note: Both of her parents are buried in Putnam Heights Cemetery, Putnam, Windham County, Connecticut. | Cutler, Mary Olive (I3481)
|
| 8171 | LKH note: Brothers Carlisle and Harrison Hunt married sisters Rebecca and Sarah Craycraft. | Craycraft, Rebecca (I3636)
|
| 8172 | LKH note: Brothers Carlisle and Harrison Hunt married sisters Rebecca and Sarah Craycraft. | Hunt, Carlisle (I3635)
|
| 8173 | LKH note: Brothers Carlisle and Harrison Hunt married sisters Rebecca and Sarah Craycraft. | Craycraft, Sarah Ann (I3638)
|
| 8174 | LKH note: Brothers Carlisle and Harrison Hunt married sisters Rebecca and Sarah Craycraft. | Hunt, Harrison Hamson (I3637)
|
| 8175 | LKH note: Brothers Willie and Clayton Counts married sisters Louise and Dorothy Blaylock. | Counts, Willie (I1327)
|
| 8176 | LKH note: Brothers Willie and Clayton Counts married sisters Louise and Dorothy Blaylock. | Blaylock, Louise (I1318)
|
| 8177 | LKH note: Brothers Willie and Clayton Counts married sisters Louise and Dorothy Blaylock. | Counts, Clayton Howard (I1322)
|
| 8178 | LKH note: Brothers Willie and Clayton Counts married sisters Louise and Dorothy Blaylock. | Blaylock, Dorothy Marie (I1316)
|
| 8179 | LKH note: California birth index: Edwin Joseph Hauser b. 10 Dec 1925, Los Angeles County, California mother's maiden name: Hopkins. | Hedges, Harriet Alice (I5177)
|
| 8180 | LKH note: Can not confirm but possibly her parents were Elias Gilbert (1780-1837) and Catharine Fry Gilbert (1786-1865). Both buried East Fork Cemetery, Fearisville, Lewis County, Kentucky. Same cemetery as Frances and some of her children. | Gilbert, Frances (I1407)
|
| 8181 | LKH note: Carlisle married a second time on 30 July 1863, in Greenup County, Kentucky, to Mahala Howland. Born about 1832, Mahala was the daughter of Benjamin and Priscilla Howland. She first married Thomas S. Waring on 16 October 1860, Greenup County, Kentucky. | Hunt, Carlisle (I3635)
|
| 8182 | LKH note: Carrie is in the 1920 census record, but not in any after that. She is not listed as a surviving child in her father's obituary in 1947. | Pulliam, Carrie (I5339)
|
| 8183 | LKH note: Census and military registration records seem to show that Joseph married to Edna Unknown before 1917. They raised two daughters, Agnes and Hazel, who would be the correct ages for Hazel's daughters mentioned in her obit. | Hales, Joseph Robinson (I857)
|
| 8184 | LKH note: Census records point to her being the daughter of William Robert Henderson (1834-1865) and Mary Elizabeth (Atteberry) Henderson (1836-1903). In the 1870 census, Mary (29) is head of household including Francis (12), Thomas (10) and Mary E. (8). In the 1880 census, "Lizzie" (18), is in the household of her maternal grandparents, Stephen and Martha Atteberry. | Henderson, Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" (I3027)
|
| 8185 | LKH note: Change of surname spelling from the father Charles Develbiss to the son David DeVilbiss | DeVilbiss, David (I3393)
|
| 8186 | LKH note: Clues to Charley's biological father marriage record 25 Dec 1888, Buchanan County, Iowa. Charles M. Hurmance b. Columbia County, New York [no year given] father: Alfred Hermance mother: Catherine Clow spouse: Mary M. Hearn Mary M. Hearn b. 1959, Winthrop, Buchanan County, Iowa father Martin Hern Mother: Elizabeth Oliver spouse Charles M. Hurmance * * * * Find a Grave: Charles Albert Hurmance b. 17 Feb 1856 d. 18 Mar 1893 buried Oakwood Cemetery, Independance, Buchanan county, Iowa https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/80090691/charles_albert_hurmance linked to his parents: Alfred Albert Hurmance Catherine Elizabeth Clow Hurmance * * * * In the 1900 census in Simpson, Dewey County, Oklahoma. Charley Hermance (age 8) and his sister Ada Hermance (age 10) are listed as step children in the household of Mithias Clow (34) and wife Mary (37) and four Clow children ages 2 to 9. * * * * Mary Clow's Find a Grave gives her father as Martin Hearn. * * * * Iowa birth record for unnamed Harmance child matches information for Ada Hernance in the 1900 census. b. 24 Jan 1890, Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa father: Chas M. Harmance, b. New York mother: Mary M. Heary, b. Iowa | Hermance, Charley Clark (I1688)
|
| 8187 | LKH note: Contrary to info on Find a Grave, the news article about Frank Hedges' death states he is buried in Indianapolis, Indiana, and his pension documentation agrees with his death date of 3 August 1881. | Hedges, Francis Marion (I451)
|
| 8188 | LKH note: Daniel married 1st to Veda Garrett in 1918. They divorced some time before 1927. He married 2nd to Ruby Lee McCourty in 1937. | Nickell, Daniel Marion (I2557)
|
| 8189 | LKH note: date of birth based on Elizabeth's dat of death | Hartman, Infant Daughter (I6194)
|
| 8190 | LKH note: Date of death on Find a Grave is 23 May 1972. Date of death in his published obituary is 21 May 1972. | Parker, Edward Coone (I824)
|
| 8191 | LKH note: Dates and the reported age of 30 do not agree with dates on Henry Mattingly's headstone. However, Amy (Sweet) Mattingly was his wife, so that points to timing of his death. * * * * Death of Henry Mattingly. Mr. Henry B. Mattingly died at the residence of his brother-in-law, Henry Burch, at West Louisville, yesterday morning at 7 o'clock, of typhoid fever. He was ill less than three weeks. He was about 30 years old. He was a very popular young man, and the death of no one in that community would have caused more universal sorrow. The Owensboro Messenger, Owensboro, Kentucky. Thursday, 17 February 1887. * * * * * H.B. Mattingly Dead. Owensboro, Ky., Feb. 18 - (Special) - H.B. Mattingly, a prominent citizen of West Louisville, died this morning, aged thirty. * * * Mrs. Amy Mattingly has been qualified as administratrix of Henry Mattingly, with Samuel Sweet as surety. The Evening Bulletin, Mayeville, Kentucky. Friday, 25 March 1887. | Mattingly, Henry Bruce (I3200)
|
| 8192 | LKH note: daughter of John William Anderson and Rosa Lee Waltermire sister of Sarah Malvina Anderson who married Charles Anthony Tipton, then Solomon Cooper | Anderson, Elizabeth Marasalia (I1757)
|
| 8193 | LKH note: Death certificate for William H. Cassity, son of Thompson Cassity and Lydia W. Evans, gives date of birth as 8 January 1837 and date of death as 2 December 1921. Cemetery records for Purdin Cemetery gives date of birth as 4 March 1983 and date of death as 3 December 1923. | Cassity, William Harrison (I1787)
|
| 8194 | LKH note: Della married second in 1977 to James Franklin Buchanan Sr. | Cooper, Della C. (I4130)
|
| 8195 | LKH note: Died same day as their infant. | Gilkison, Amelia Rose (I1163)
|
| 8196 | LKH note: Donna's mother's maiden name was Mizer. | Mizer, Donna Mae (I1610)
|
| 8197 | LKH note: Dorothy married first to Roy Lamb on 3 May 1933 in Indiana. In the 1940 census she is a housekeeper (married) with her daughter Betty, in the household of James A. Milton (82) and his sop James J. Milton (28), in Danville, Illinois. Roy Lamb (married) is in the household of his step-father, Ernest Philipp and Elizabeth Philipp in Shawnee, Fountain County, Indiana. On Dorothy's Social Security Application her name is Dorothy Mae Lamb in July 1937; as Dorothy Mae McCain in November 1958; and Dorothy Mae Gilkison on 5 Nov 1999. | McCain, Dorothy Mae (I1596)
|
| 8198 | LKH note: Edith's parents: Samuel and Lucy both died typhoid fever within two and half months of each other leaving 4 children under the age of eight. In the 1930 census their three daughters, Lola May (age 11), Ruth (age 9) and Edith (age 8), are wards living in the Knights of Pythias Home in Fayette County, Kentucky. In the 1930 census their son, Raymond, age 6, is in the household of his maternal grandparents, Lambert and Mattie Hagedorn in Lee, Jessamine County, Kentucky. | Moody, Edith Louise (I4040)
|
| 8199 | LKH note: Edward was first married to Helen M. Imhoff on 5 April 1934 in Kitsap County, Washington. They had a son, Robert P Knuckey who was born in March 1936 and died in October 1936. Helen died in 26 Dec 1936. He married second to Maude Marie Jenkins in 1944. | Knuckey, Edward Joseph (I141)
|
| 8200 | LKH note: Edythe Beane and her sister, Mary Sidney Beane, married brothers, Joseph Henry and Burl Allan Sawyers. | Beane, Edythe I. (I4063)
|