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| 501 | Birthdate may be different. Old Pendleton Database suggests actual birthdate is About 1818. ! They are on the 1850 census for Floyd Co., GA. 1880 Census Stone Co. AR, Franklin George W. Pilgrim S M M W 59 SC SC SC farmer Pernina W F M W 59 SC SC SC Robert S M S W 14 GA SC SC | *George Washington Pilgrim, Sr.
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| 502 | My information on his birthdate came from Sylvester Hall Reddin, who is a descendant of George Washington Pilgrim II. Information originally came was 5/10/1846 - from notes that Greg took when talking to Grandma Sylvester. I've changed the birthdate to reflect the date given to me by Aunt Martha Reddin Mooneyhan (2003). Personal information:"WASH was a bit of a rogue. After Nancy C. died he kind of went nuts. He left for a while, so the story goes, then he ended up married to Emma Petty. There was a child and it is not known whether he was the father, but he claimed to be although Van was born before they married. I talked to some gals in a Texas museum that knew a bit of the history of the Pilgrim family. They said George (Wash) sold off some of Emma's land, and was not nice to her at all. She brought a judgement against him. Also there was a divorce." Information provided by Dorothy Doyleen Poole Turner, Sept 2003. | *George Washington Pilgrim, Jr.
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| 503 | They are on the 1850 census for Floyd Co., GA. 1880 Census Stone Co. AR, Franklin George W. Pilgrim S M M W 59 SC SC SC farmer Pernina W F M W 59 SC SC SC Robert S M S W 14 GA SC SC | *George Washington Pilgrim, Sr.
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| 504 | (Research):Link with additional information, which has been included:http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I12496 | *Myrtle Mae Pilgrim
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| 505 | Information received from a direct descendant of Myrtle Mae Pilgrim's - Sylvester Hall Reddin, my grandmother. | *Myrtle Mae Pilgrim
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| 506 | (Research):Website link: http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I9610 Publication: E-mail: Ckenter838@aol.com | *Thomas Pilgrim, Sr.
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| 507 | 1790 Census Abbeville SC Thomas Pilgrim 11100 1800 Census Pendleton SC Thomas Pilgrim 1810 Census Pendleton SC Thomas Pilgrim 00301-02010000 1820 Census Pendleton SC Thomas Pilgrim 100010-00100 | *Thomas Pilgrim, Sr.
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| 508 | Old Pendelton Database suggests that his birthdate was About 1756. | *Thomas Pilgrim, Sr.
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| 509 | PILGRIM, THOMAS (1790 U.S. Census) South Carolina , ABBEVILLE, NO TWP LISTED, Series: M637 Roll: 11 Page: 476 | *Thomas Pilgrim, Sr.
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| 510 | PILGRIM, THOMAS (1800 U.S. Census) South Carolina , PENDLETON, NO TWP LISTED, Series: M32 Roll: 50 Page: 118 | *Thomas Pilgrim, Sr.
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| 511 | PILGRIM, THOS (1810 U.S. Census) South Carolina , PENDLETON, NO TWP LISTED, Series: M252 Roll: 61 Page: 251 | *Thomas Pilgrim, Sr.
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| 512 | 1800 Pendleton Dist. SC Amos Pilgrim 1810 Pendleton SC Amos Pilgrim 01110-1201100 http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I9593 | Amos Franklin Pilgrim, Jr.
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| 513 | 1800 Pendleton Dist. SC Amos Pilgrim 1810 Pendleton SC Amos Pilgrim 01110-1201100 http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I9593 | Amos Franklin Pilgrim
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| 514 | Patricia Bank's website link notes: "Children were put on here only because they had the temple work done for them. I don't believe the dates could be correct even if they are their children." | Amos Franklin Pilgrim
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| 515 | http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I13914 1880 Census Cobb Co. GA Powder Springs Burill Pilgrim S M M W 53 SC SC SC farmer Sarah W F M W 53 SC SC SC F. Monroe S M S W 25 GA SC SC farmer J. Robert S M S W 22 GA SC SC farmer Janis D F S W 17 GA SC SC Polly Shields S-i-l F S W 51 SC SC SC Sources: Abbrev: 1880 Census Cobb Co. GA | Burrell Pilgrim
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| 516 | http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I13914 1880 Census Cobb Co. GA Powder Springs Burill Pilgrim S M M W 53 SC SC SC farmer Sarah W F M W 53 SC SC SC F. Monroe S M S W 25 GA SC SC farmer J. Robert S M S W 22 GA SC SC farmer Janis D F S W 17 GA SC SC Polly Shields S-i-l F S W 51 SC SC SC Sources: Abbrev: 1880 Census Cobb Co. GA | Burrell Pilgrim
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| 517 | http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I9558 | Elijah Marion Pilgrim, Sr.
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| 518 | http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I9558 | Elijah Marion Pilgrim
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| 519 | http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I9605 1790 Pendleton Dist. SC Ezekiel Pilgrim 20400 1800 Pendleton Dist. SC Ezekiel Pilgrim 1810 Pendleton Dist. SC Ezekiel Pilgrim 31301-2001000 | Ezekial Pilgrim, Sr.
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| 520 | http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I9605 1790 Pendleton Dist. SC Ezekiel Pilgrim 20400 1800 Pendleton Dist. SC Ezekiel Pilgrim 1810 Pendleton Dist. SC Ezekiel Pilgrim 31301-2001000 | Ezekiel Pilgrim
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| 521 | PILGRIM, EZEKIEL (1790 U.S. Census) South Carolina , PENDLETON, NO TWP LISTED, Series: M637 Roll: 11 Page: 8 | Ezekiel Pilgrim
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| 522 | PILGRIM, EZEKIEL (1800 U.S. Census) South Carolina , PENDLETON, NO TWP LISTED, Series: M32 Roll: 50 Page: 118 | Ezekiel Pilgrim
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| 523 | Abbrev: International Genealogical Index Publication: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints records Page: Source 1426139 item 3 Date: 22 Feb 2001 | George Pilgrim
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| 524 | Abbrev: International Genealogical IndexPublication: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints records Page: Source 1426139 item 3 Date: 22 Feb 2001 | George Pilgrim
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| 525 | Birthdate may be different. Old Pendleton Database suggests actual birthdate is About 1818. ! They are on the 1850 census for Floyd Co., GA. 1880 Census Stone Co. AR, Franklin George W. Pilgrim S M M W 59 SC SC SC farmer Pernina W F M W 59 SC SC SC Robert S M S W 14 GA SC SC | George Washington Pilgrim
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| 526 | http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I12492 BIrthdate changed from 1869 (found on internet) to 1868 as information provided to me by Aunt Martha Reddin Mooneyhan (2003). | George Washington Pilgrim, III
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| 527 | PILGRIM, GEORGE W (1870 U.S. Census) Georgia , FLOYD, N CAROLINA DIST, Age 52, Male, Race: White, Born: SC Series: M593 Roll: 149 Page: 119 | George Washington Pilgrim
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| 528 | PILGRIM, GEORGE W (1900 U.S. Census) Texas , UPSHUR, 3 J-PCT, Age 30, Male, Race: White, Born: AR Series: T623 Roll: 1674 Page: 90 | George Washington Pilgrim, III
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| 529 | They are on the 1850 census for Floyd Co., GA. 1880 Census Stone Co. AR, Franklin George W. Pilgrim S M M W 59 SC SC SC farmer Pernina W F M W 59 SC SC SC Robert S M S W 14 GA SC SC | George Washington Pilgrim
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| 530 | Loretta was the name given by my grandmother, Sylvester Hall Reddin. I'm keeping this as an alias, as I believe it is what she was known as and called. | Hariett Louetta "Loretta" Pilgrim
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| 531 | Loretta was the name given by my grandmother, Sylvester Hall Reddin. May have also gone by: Louetta, Luella & Luetta or Loretta. | Hariett Luetta Pilgrim
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| 532 | PILGRIM, ISAAC T (1870 U.S. Census) Georgia , FLOYD, N CAROLINA DIST, Age 26, Male, Race: White, Born: GA Series: M593 Roll: 149 Page: 108 | Issac Tims Pilgrim
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| 533 | Note: Old Pendleton Files Sources: Abbrev: 1880 Census Stone Co. AR Page: Franklin Date: 22 Feb 2001 | James Robert Pilgrim
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| 534 | Note: Old Pendleton Files Sources: Abbrev: 1880 Census Stone Co. AR Page: Franklin Date: 22 Feb 2001 | James Robert Pilgrim
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| 535 | Note: Old Pendleton Files | Jefferson Davis Pilgrim
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| 536 | Note: Old Pendleton Files | Jefferson Davis Pilgrim
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| 537 | Original information suggested he was born in Alabama, but I've changed that due to information provided by Martha Reddin Mooneyhan (2003). Middle name might also have a different spelling, Isic. | John Issac Pilgrim
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| 538 | Website link: http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I12495Website suggests that birthdate is different than information which I received from my grandmother, Sylvester Hall Reddin. I am keeping the date as communicated by my grandmother, which is two years later than website suggests. Birth: 29 Nov 1880 in St James,Stone,AR Death: 9 Apr 1940 in Watson,McCurtain,OK Lillie died from Pulmonary Tuberculosis on April 9, 1940. Lillie is buried with her husband, Maxie Poole. Beasley-Wood Funeral Home handled the arrangements for both Maxie and Lillie. Lillie and her husband, Maxie, must have lived on the border between Camp and Upshur Counties while they were in Texas, based on records found in either county. In some cases, events were recorded in both counties. Source of this information: Stella Mae Poole's daughter (Lillie Jane Ford Barton) and records in Camp & Upshur Counties, TX located by Maxie & Lillie's granddaughter, Dorothy Doyleen Poole Turner. | Lillie Beulah Pilgrim
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| 539 | 1820 Census Pendleton SC Martin Pilgrim 000010-10100-1 | Martin Pilgrim
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| 540 | 1820 Census Pendleton SC Martin Pilgrim 000010-10100-1 | Martin Pilgrim
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| 541 | Census: 1820 Pendleton Dist. SC Martin Pilgrim 26-45 Female 16-26 Female 0-10 Census: 1830 Habersham Co., GA Martin Pilgrim 40-50 Female 20-30 Female 10-15 2 Males 5-10 2 Females 0-5 Census: 1840 Habersham Co., GA Martin Pilgrim 50-60 Female 40-50 2 Males 15-20 2 Females 10-15 2 Males 5-10 Male 0-5 Census: 1850 Habersham Co., GA Mary Pilgrim F 50 NC Nancy F 20 GA F.M.P. M 14 GA T.(dec'd) M 12 GA Census: 1860 White Co. Mary Pilgrim F 59 SC Marion M 26 GA Census: 1870 White Co. 135 Subdivisions Marion Pilgrim M 34 NC Farming Mary F 70 NC Keeping house Resident of Jones District, entitled to 2 draws in 1832 Gold lottery http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I513 | Martin Pilgrim
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| 542 | Census: 1820 Pendleton Dist. SC Martin Pilgrim 26-45 Female 16-26 Female 0-10 Census: 1830 Habersham Co., GA Martin Pilgrim 40-50 Female 20-30 Female 10-15 2 Males 5-10 2 Females 0-5 Census: 1840 Habersham Co., GA Martin Pilgrim 50-60 Female 40-50 2 Males 15-20 2 Females 10-15 2 Males 5-10 Male 0-5 Census: 1850 Habersham Co., GA Mary Pilgrim F 50 NC Nancy F 20 GA F.M.P. M 14 GA T.(dec'd) M 12 GA Census: 1860 White Co. Mary Pilgrim F 59 SC Marion M 26 GA Census: 1870 White Co. 135 Subdivisions Marion Pilgrim M 34 NC Farming Mary F 70 NC Keeping house Resident of Jones District, entitled to 2 draws in 1832 Gold lottery http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I513 | Martin Pilgrim
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| 543 | Abbrev: International Genealogical Index Publication: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints records Page: Source 1426139 Item 3 Date: 22 Feb 2001 | Mary Pilgrim
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| 544 | Abbrev: International Genealogical IndexPublication: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints records Page: Source 1426139 Item 3 Date: 22 Feb 2001 | Mary Pilgrim
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| 545 | Received new information from Doyleen Poole Turner in Sept 2003 that actual birthdate was in 1858, not 1859 as indicated above. | Matilda Ann Pilgrim
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| 546 | http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I9591 Event: Military Service Note: Revolutionary War Living with Samuel Etris in Lumpkin Co., GA in 1841 at age 86 Michael Pilgrim, a resident of Habersham Co., drew land in Cherokee Co. in the 1832 lottery. 1800 Census Greenville, SC Michael Pilgrim 1830 Census Habersham Co., Ga Michael Pilgrim 0000000001000-0000000001000 | Michael Pilgrim
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| 547 | http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I9591 Event: Military Service Note: Revolutionary War Living with Samuel Etris in Lumpkin Co., GA in 1841 at age 86 Michael Pilgrim, a resident of Habersham Co., drew land in Cherokee Co. in the 1832 lottery. 1800 Census Greenville, SC Michael Pilgrim 1830 Census Habersham Co., Ga Michael Pilgrim 0000000001000-0000000001000 | Michael Pilgrim
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| 548 | PILGRIM, MICHAEL (1800 U.S. Census) South Carolina , GREENVILLE, NO TWP LISTED, Series: M32 Roll: 47 Page: 285 | Michael Pilgrim
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| 549 | Information received from a direct descendant of Myrtle Mae Pilgrim's - Sylvester Hall Reddin, my grandmother. Original information suggested her birthdate was 1 May 1887. This original information was based on notes that Greg Reddin took. Birthdate was changed to reflect newer information provided by Martha Reddin Mooneyhan (2003). Have seen May 1, 1887 as birthdate for Myrtle more than once in old family information, so her actual birthdate information may be either 4/8/1887 or 5/1/1887. Original information from Greg stated that Myrtle Mae Pilgrim was born in Alabama, but this information was changed to Stone County, AR per information provided by Martha Reddin Mooneyhan (2003). She died on a on a Thursday afternoon at 4:31 PM in 1958. Day & month is unknown. | Myrtle Mae "Myrtie" Pilgrim
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| 550 | Note: Old Pendleton Files http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I9607 | Nancy Pilgrim
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| 551 | Note: Old Pendleton Files http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I9607 | Nancy Pilgrim
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| 552 | 1790 Census Abbeville SC Phillip Pilgrim 12400 1810 Census Spartanburg SC Phillip PIlgrim 20010-0010000 | Phillip Pilgrim
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| 553 | 1790 Census Abbeville SC Phillip Pilgrim 12400 1810 Census Spartanburg SC Phillip PIlgrim 20010-0010000 | Phillip Pilgrim
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| 554 | http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I9606 | Phillip Pilgrim
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| 555 | http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I9606 | Phillip Pilgrim
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| 556 | PILGRIM, PHILIP (1810 U.S. Census) South Carolina , SPARTANBURG, NO TWP LISTED, Series: M252 Roll: 61 Page: 314 | Phillip Pilgrim
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| 557 | PILGRIM, PHILLIP (1790 U.S. Census) South Carolina , ABBEVILLE, NO TWP LISTED, Series: M637 Roll: 11 Page: 476 | Phillip Pilgrim
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| 558 | Robert Columbus Pilgrim and Irene WIlliams have three Living children, as of May 2003. http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I12638 | Robert Columbus Pilgrim
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| 559 | Birthdate information received from descendant, my grandmother Sylvester Hall Reddin. Birthdate varies by two years from this website link: http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I12478 | Robert E. Lee Pilgrim
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| 560 | Abbrev: International Genealogical Index Publication: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints records Page: Source 1426139 item 3 Date: 22 Feb 2001 | Sarah Pilgrim
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| 561 | Abbrev: International Genealogical IndexPublication: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints records Page: Source 1426139 item 3 Date: 22 Feb 2001 | Sarah Pilgrim
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| 562 | Moved to Texas in 1896, and moved to Goree, Texas in 1906. | Walter Paul Pilgrim
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| 563 | 1790 Pendleton Dist. SC William Pilgrim 23500 | William Pilgrim
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| 564 | 1790 Pendleton Dist. SC William Pilgrim 23500 | William Pilgrim
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| 565 | http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I12479 | Rachel Letitcia Pilkington
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| 566 | POLLARD- Mrs Lena Brueilly, widow of Peter Brueilly, of Elmira, formerly of Covington, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ester Clark, February 16, 1944. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Clark, of Elmira; Mrs. Marjorie Devitt, of Millerton; one son , Raymond of Covington,; two sisters, Mrs Henry Williams, of Conrad, and Mrs. William Knickerbocker of Redlands, Calif. : eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday; burial in the Odd Fellows cemetery, Blossburg. | Lena Pollard
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| 567 | http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I12647Birthdate & death dates were furnished by his granddaughter, Dorothy Doyleen Poole Turner in September 2003. Maxie died in an Oklahoma City, OK hospital, and was taken to Mena, AR to be buried. Maxie is buried with his wife, Lillie Beulah Pilgrim Poole. Beasley-Wood Funeral Home handled the arrangements for both Maxie and Lillie. Maxie & his wife Lillie must have lived on the border between Camp and Upshur Counties while they were in Texas, based on records found in either county. In some cases, events were recorded in both counties. Source of this information: Stella Mae Poole's daughter (Lillie Jane Ford Barton) and records in Camp & Upshur Counties, TX located by Maxie & Lillie's granddaughter, Dorothy Doyleen Poole Turner. | Maxie Million Poole
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| 568 | founder of III royal tribe wales arms Or a lion ramp gu aarmed & langded az[Arnold.FTW] founder of III royal tribe wales arms Or a lion ramp gu aarmed & langded az[Arnold.FTW] founder of III royal tribe wales arms Or a lion ramp gu aarmed & langded az[ArnoldWalesMar02.FTW] founder of III royal tribe wales arms Or a lion ramp gu aarmed & langded az[Arnold.FTW] founder of III royal tribe wales arms Or a lion ramp gu aarmed & langded az[Arnold.FTW] founder of III royal tribe wales arms Or a lion ramp gu aarmed & langded az | Bleddyn King Powis
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| 569 | first husband [Arnold.FTW] first husband [Arnold.FTW] first husband [ArnoldWalesMar02.FTW] first husband [Arnold.FTW] first husband [Arnold.FTW] first husband | Cynfyn Ap Gwerstan King Powis
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| 570 | Source: http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1998319&id=I15767 | Mary B. Price
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| 571 | Middle name Caroline came from direct descendant of Nancy Pruetts, who was my grandmother: Sylvester Hall Reddin. Middle name Samantha came from the following website link: http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I12466 Birthdate information received from Nancy Pruett's direct descendant: Sylvester Hall Reddin, who was my grandmother. | *Nancy (Caroline Or Samantha) Pruett
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| 572 | She is listed a "Prewett" instead of Pruett on Marriage record out of a book. Middle intial might be "V". | Harriett E. Pruett
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| 573 | Existence of all siblings to Nancy Caroline Pruett Pilgrim came from Dorothy Doyleen Poole Turner in Colorado Springs, CO. | James Luther Pruett
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| 574 | Melinda worked at Scroll Technologies in Arkadelphia, AR for 12 years (1991-2003) as CMM Programmer in the quality department and Senior Lab Coordinator. She then changed jobs and went to work in Pine Bluff, AR at Stant Manufacturing as a Quality Supervisor/CMM Programmer (2003-2007). In January 2008, she started work at Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control as a Senior Quality Engineer in Camden, AR. | Melinda Bella Pruett
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| 575 | William and Phebe are found in Cherokee Co. AL in the 1850 and 1860 census. He is reportedly killed in the Civil War. Phebe is in Floyd County, Georgia in 1870 and Stone County, Arkansas in 1880. | William Pruett
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| 576 | Had one glass eye. Salem Cemetery is located Southeast of Bearden turn at Millville on Ouachita 247 at junction of 247 and Ouachita 83. | Martha Ann "Mattie" Quillen
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| 577 | Source: http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1998319&id=I27339 | Louis Ratcliff
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| 578 | Source: http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1998319&id=I27339 | Louis Ratlift
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| 579 | Served in US Army during WWI and was stationed in France. He was a Doughboy - repaired telephone lines. Residence: Leola, AR (Grant County) Zip Code: 72084 SSN: 431-05-7463Veteran's Administration #: C-1-922-310. Card shows the number as: 01922310. Mack Reddin's immediate cause of death was ventricular arrhythmia, pulmonary edema which was due to organic heart disease with left ventricular hypertrophy, which was due to or as a result of adenocarninoma of the prostate with metastases to the liver. | *William Mack Reddin
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| 580 | For text of obituary, see attached photo. | *William Mack Reddin
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| 581 | Served in the Army during WWI and was stationed in Europe (specifically in France). He was a doughboy - repaired telephone lines during the war. | *William Mack Reddin
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| 582 | Married name: Mosely SSN: 431-05-6444 Residence in Bearden, AR (Ouachita County) Zip code: 71720Last Social Security Benefit: 71701 Camden, AR (Ouachita County) | Annie Reddin
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| 583 | Married name: Mosely SSN: 431-05-6444 Residence in Bearden, AR (Ouachita County) Zip code: 71720Last Social Security Benefit: 71701 Camden, AR (Ouachita County) | Annie Emilene Reddin
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| 584 | Charles Edward Reddin is believed to have been at his daugther's house when he died in Hampton, AR. | Charles Edward Reddin
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| 585 | Residence in Bearden, AR (Ouachita County) Zip code: 71720 SSN: 429-10-7229 | Clifton Reddin
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| 586 | Residence in Bearden, AR (Ouachita County) Zip code: 71720 SSN: 429-10-7229 | Clifton Clary Reddin
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| 587 | May have changed her name from Eliza Estherlee to Esther Lee. Was 86 years old when she died. | Eliza Estherlee Reddin
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| 588 | Residence: Bearden, AR (Ouachita County) Zip Code: 71720 SSN: 431-14-8065 | George Reddin
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| 589 | Residence: Bearden, AR (Ouachita County) Zip Code: 71720 SSN: 431-14-8065 Social security information online suggests that his birthdate was 10/30/1905. Family information suggests that it was actually one year later, 10/30/1906. | George Allen Reddin
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| 590 | Dr. McKnight was his doctor. Buried at Newton Cemetery out from Tinsman, AR in Calhoun County. William Mack Reddin said that his dad (George Asberry Reddin) had been working in the fields and came in and laid down on the bed to rest. When Martha (his wife) came in to check on him, he was dead. His son (William Mack Reddin) says that George died from a heart attack. Occupation: Farmer (per 1900 Census, Calhoun County, AR information) | George Asberry Reddin
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| 591 | Residence in Bearden, AR (Ouachita County) Zip Code: 71720 SSN: 429-07-4510 | Henry Reddin
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| 592 | Residence in Bearden, AR (Ouachita County) Zip Code: 71720 SSN: 429-07-4510 Social security information suggested that his birthday was 2/26/1903 not 2/25/1903. Family information shows 2/26/1903. | Henry Benton Reddin
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| 593 | Lived in Tennessee | Isac (Issac?) Reddin
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| 594 | Her chinese name was: Ming Zhi Chang. Joelle returned to the USA with her mom & dad on June 15, 2003 to Dallas, TX. | Joelle Christine Reddin
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| 595 | John Franklin Reddin died when he was 1 year, 3 months and 14 days old. | John Franklin Reddin
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| 596 | Residence: Leola, AR (Grant County) Zip Code: 72084 1st Marriage: John Pyle - Marriage ended in divorce. 2nd Marriage: Glen Mooneyhan Birth information: Martha was born in the dining room of the old house in Leola, AR. It was a stormy day. Her father, Mack Reddin, went to get the doctor in Carthage. Trees were down and delayed his return. By the time he and the doctor got there, Martha was already born. Midwives in Leola helped deliver her. Sylvester, her mom, had a difficult time with the birth, but survived. | Martha Mae Reddin
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| 597 | Mary Catherine died while she was visiting her parents in Tinsman, AR (Calhoun County). She lived at Summersville, AR near Hampton, AR. | Mary Catherine Reddin
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| 598 | Sarh Frances Reddin died when she was 3 months and 21 days old. Family info passed down suggested that her birthday was 5/9/1878, but cemetery transcriptions were located online, and said that her actual birthdate was 5/7/1878 - two days earlier. | Sarah Frances Reddin
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| 599 | Family info passed along suggested that he died on 2/29/1920, but I'm using dates provided from the cemetery tombstone transcriptions that state he was actually died three days earlier, on 2/26/1920. Born in Tennessee. Information received from my review of the 1900 Census for George A. Reddin (William's son). Dr. McKnight was his doctor. Discharged from the army at French Port near Camden, AR. Was living with his son, Robert, when he died. | William Taylor Reddin
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| 600 | Series: T623 Roll: 52 Page: 68 Spelled as William T. Redding Supervisor District: 6 ED: 27 Sheet: 27 Page: 68A | William Taylor Reddin
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| 601 | # Note: Anna Catherine [Gertrud] REINSCHMIDT left GERMANY with husband,[Joseph] "Jost" CUNTZE (KOONTZ) [COUNTS] and three children forGermanna, Virginia, USA in 1714. She died (probably) in childbirth of fourth child, Catherine, inEngland, or on board ship to Germanna, Virginia, or shortly after arrival in Germana, Virginiain 1714. Contact TNShad@aol.com and add information connecting COUNTS families to John COUTTS [CUNTZE] (COUNTS)of Glade Hollow, Russell County, VA here. | Anna Catherine Reinschmidt
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| 602 | # Author: S.N.COUNTS with noted researchers Title: GEDCOM file imported on 8 Oct 2000. # Author: Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS Title: GEDCOM file imported on 5 Apr 1999.Publication: Maryville, Blount County, TN. Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS 5 Apr 1999 Text: COUNTS.GED Note:Information from personal knowledge and E.J.SUTHERLAND's book : "SomeDescendantsof John COUNTS of Glade Hollow (Southwest Virginia)." Continuingresearch from submissionsby COUNTS cousins and friends. Contact Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS ....TNShad@aol.co Repository: Name: Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS 5101 Old Niles Ferry Road Maryville, TN 37801 # Author: Shad's import Title: GEDCOM file imported on 13 Aug 1999. # Author: Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS & collected files Title: GEDCOM file imported on 28 Sep 1999. # Author: S.N.COUNTS and kin Import Title: GEDCOM file imported on 27 Apr 2000. # Author: Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS and kin Title: GEDCOM file imported on 13 Oct 2000. | Martin Reinschmidt
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| 603 | for more info contact: mkm828@msn.com | Count Of Corbeill Robert
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| 604 | for more info contact: mkm828@msn.com | Count Of Evreux Robert, Archbishop Of Rouen
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| 605 | for more info contact: mkm828@msn.com | Einar "Turf" Rognvaldsson
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| 606 | http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2233602&id=I120178853 | Hrollanger Rognvaldsson
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| 607 | for more info contact: mkm828@msn.com | Ivar Rognvaldsson
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| 608 | for more info contact: mkm828@msn.com | Ascrida (Aseda) Rognvalsdatter
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| 609 | for more info contact: mkm828@msn.com | *Rollo Rongvaldsson
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| 610 | Daughter of Robert Seabrook, an old man who died not long after arrriving in the Connecticut wilderness with his family. | Emma Seabrooke
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| 611 | Father Simkow wrote his sermons in Hungarian and delivered them in Russian. | Desiderius (Dezso) Antonius Simkow
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| 612 | 1850 1396 Skeene Stephen 62 SC s/Peter Skeene & Sarah Sargent 1396 Skeene Susannah KISER 53 Russ. d/Joseph Kiser & Susannah Stacey 1396 Skeene William 16 Russ. 1396 Skeene Richard S. 14 Russ. 1396 Skeene George H. 12 Russ. 1396 Skeene Sarah J. 10 Russ. one researcher says birth was in Caswell Co., NC | Stephen Sargarent Skeen
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| 613 | Obituaries and Death Notices of Russell County Confederate Veteran Death notice of several veterans 1916 DEATHS IN MCELHANEY CAMP J.W. Bausell, Commander, reports the following deaths in McElhaney Camp, U.C.V., Pulaski, Va.: J.E. Boardman, 22nd Virginia Cavalry.H.W. Martin, first sergeant, Company C, 29th Virginia Regiment. Abel Smith, 21st Virginia Cavalry. James Bartel, 37th Virginia Infantry.These comrades were true and loyal soldiers and model citizens. | Abel Smith
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| 614 | 1850 Russell County Virginia Census 643 Smith George W. 39 Russ. s/James Smith & Sarah Counts 643 Smith Phoebe MUSICK 38 Russ. d/Elexious Musick & Lydia Thompson 643 Smith David 18 Russ. 643 Smith James 16 Russ. 643 Smith Sarah 13 Russ. 643 Smith Squire 8 Russ. 643 Smith Elexious 7 Russ. 643 Smith George W. 5 Russ. 643 Smith Emaline 3 Russ. 643 Smith Lydia 6 m Russ. | George Washington Smith
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| 615 | (Research):http://www.rootsweb.com/~varussel/census/1850/266A.HTM | George Washington Smith
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| 616 | Smith George Washington 29th A 7/10/61 Civil War Soldiers and Units of Russell County 29th Virginia Infantry Soldiers recruited in Russell County 1850 Census of Russell County, VA p.266A 24 643 643 Smith George W. 39 M Farmer Russell Co. VA 25 643 643 Smith Phoebe 38 Russell Co. VA X 26 643 643 Smith David 18 M Laborer Russell Co. VA X 27 643 643 Smith James 16 M Russell Co. VA X 28 643 643 Smith Sarah 13 F Russell Co. VA 29 643 643 Smith Squire 8 M Russell Co. VA 30 643 643 Smith Elexious 7 M Russell Co. VA 31 643 643 Smith George W. 5 M Russell Co. VA 32 643 643 Smith Emaline 3 F Russell Co. VA 33 643 643 Smith Lydia 6/12 F Russell Co. VA | George Washington Smith
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| 617 | 1850 Census of Russell County, VA p.316A 5 1327 1327 Smith James 67 M Farmer 1,120 Russell Co. VA 6 1327 1327 Smith Sarah 63 F Russell Co. VA 7 1328 1328 Smith Mary 34 F Russell Co. VA X 8 1328 1328 Smith Riteson 7 M Russell Co. VA X 9 1328 1328 Smith James 5 M Russell Co. VA X 10 1328 1328 Smith Jasper 3 M Russell Co. VA 11 1328 1328 Smith Sarah 1/12 F Russell Co. VA | James Smith
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| 618 | (Research):Source: Max Ervin (MaxErvin@prodigy.net) provided, 1/13/2000 a GEDCOM file with over 1000 descendants of James "Jeams" Smith. I have recorded here those lines which intermarry with the Jessee or related families. Source: a photograph, pedigree and descendants information for James Smith is posted under the Thompson Family of Russell Co., VA on www.rootsweb.com/~varussel/families/thompson/. Source: Mary Knight McGarr, Katy, TX [Icemom617@aol.com] posted on VARussel-L@Rootsweb.com the following, to which Michael Dye responds.I read with interest the "Recollections of George William Settle" and the references to the Smith family. I have my line back to James "Jeams" Smith (b. abt. 1784 in Kentucky and d. 1874 in Russell County, m. to Sarah Counts).My line is James "Jeams" Smith (m. Sarah Counts), James M. Smith (m. Sarah "Sallie" Artrip), Henry Clinton Smith (m. Rachel Elmira Cook), Stafford George Smith, Clarice Emma Smith Knight, Mary Knight McGarr. [Michael Dye's response]I'm not so sure about James Smith being from KY. That came from an interview with Mollie "Smith" Jessee in 1930, however, if you look at the 1850-70 census records, they indicate that James was from Russell Co. (on the 1850) and Virginia (on the 1860 & 70). I tend to think he may have come from one of the early Russell Co. Smith families. A search of the tax lists and deed records may give additional clues. So far I only have up through the 1802 tax list online. I would think he would be listed in the upper district where the Counts family is listed, but at that time he not yet listed. This would not be surprising as he would have only been abt 18 years old. I would expect him to show up about 1805. There are several Smith's in the upper district of the 1802 tax list. Two of those, Ely Smith & William Smith have two tithables in their households. It would be interesting to see if one of them had their number of tithables drop to one in the same year that James Smith first shows up. Source: LeeCole@aol.com Sent: Wednesday, December 26, 2001 9:26 PMI also am the GGGG-grandaughter of James Smith. My line is as follows: James Smith and Sarah Counts/George Washington Smith and Phoebe Musick/Elexious Smith and Margaret Counts/Mary Ellen Smith and John Buchanan Floyd Counts/Abraham Kester Counts and Blanche Susan Compton/Laura Jean Counts and Leroy William Cole/Lauretta Cole (me) married Charles Ferranti.According to the 1850 Russell County, Virginia Census (Line 1327) James Smith age 67 farmer was born in Russell County, Virginia. His wife Sarah Smith age 63 was also born in Russell County, Virginia. I have also read the accounts by Elihu Jasper Sutherland in "John Counts of Gladehollow" and "Pioneer Recollections" which state that he was NOT related to the other Smith's from Russell County, Virginia and also indicated that he was from Kentucky.Unfortunately, I don't have much proof either way to help any of us...but just thought I'd mention the 1850 Russell County, Virginia census info. I'd also love to hear if any of you comes across any information to substatiate where he was from and who his parents were. Type: Web Site Title: Huerta/Smith Genealogy and Related Families Date: 11 April 2001 Author: Paul & Patricia Smith pnp95@yahoo.com Abbrev: Imported GEDCOM file Title: GEDCOM file imported on 5 Apr 1999. Author: Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTSPublication: Maryville, Blount County, TN. Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS 5 Apr 1999 Text: COUNTS.GED Note:Information from personal knowledge and E.J.SUTHERLAND's book : "SomeDescendantsof John COUNTS of Glade Hollow (Southwest Virginia)." Continuingresearch from submissionsby COUNTS cousins and friends. Contact Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS ....TNShad@aol.com Repository: Name: Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS 5101 Old Niles Ferry Road Maryville, TN 37801 Note: On home/office PC. Call Number: COUNTS.FOW7 Abbrev: Imported GEDCOM file Title: GEDCOM file imported on 13 Aug 1999. Author: Shad's import Abbrev: Imported GEDCOM file Title: GEDCOM file imported on 28 Sep 1999. Author: Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS & collected files http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jimjessee&id=I4402 http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jimjessee&id=I331 http://www.rootsweb.com/~varussel/census/1850/316A.HTM | James Smith
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| 619 | General Notes: James was the pioneer of the Smith family in Russell Co., VA. He came there when a young man in the early 1800s from KY, and settled in the Sink Hole area, north of Cleveland, VA. - The Musick Book by Egbert S. Musick, 1978. The names of his parents are unknown to his descendants. They lived in the Sink Holes Section of Russell Co., where it is said all their children were born. He was living there when the 1820 Census was taken, with a wife, four sons, and two daughters. Earliest existing records of Reeds Valley Baptist Church show both as members in 1823. The 1850 Russell Co. Census states he was 67 years of age and a native of that county; however, in 1930, a grandaughter, Mollie Jessee said that her grandfather, James "Jeams" Smith came to Russell Co. from KY; that she had heard he was from Scotland, and that she did not think any other branch of the Smith Family in Russell Co. was related to him. On 4-10-1854 James Smith executed four deeds to his sons and grandchildren for parts of his farm - 205 acres to James M. Smith; 146 acres to Joshua; 60 acres to William; and 151 acres to Ritison Smith, James Smith, Jasper Smith and Sarah Smith (children of his deceased son, Henry). His will was dated 01-12-1874 and probated 4-7-1874, therefore it iscertain he died between those dates. The 1860 Census shows his age as 76 and that James and Sarah "Sally" were in the household of his son, James M. Smith, who lived at the old homestead. In 1940, Martha Smith recalled that she had seen James Smith "a lot"; that he stayed with his son Jim at the old home in the Sink-Holes; "sometimes he would get mad and leave home and come over to Henry's and stay until his mad spell wore off, then go back to Jim's;" that she had seen him take his hoe and cane and go to the field and hoe corn and do other work; that he came to the home of Henry's widow in his last days and stayed until he got so weak they took him back home." He was about 90 years old at death. Both are buried in a field on their homeplace. - Some Descendants of John Counts of Glade Hollow by Elihu Jasper Sutherland.Robert & Samuel may not be sons of James & Sarah. See notes on Nancy Thompson. Source: Michael Dye [madye@fuse.net] posted, 3/21/2001, on VARussel-L@Rootsweb.com, this IMPORTANT NOTICE about the pedigree of James "Jeams" Smith. I asked Mike to look at the pedigree I have here recorded for James Smith. He responded as follows. I suspected I knew what I was going to see before I checked your sight and I was correct. I've seen where others have places James "Jeams" Smith as a son of John & Jane Smith [See RIN 331 John Smyth Esq.] In my opinion though, he was not their son. The first and biggest problem that has to be overcome is the mention in John Smith's will of his grandson, Solomon Smith, son of James Smith. The descendants of James Smith is fairly well documented and I have never seen a mention of a son named Solomon. Further, John Smith mentions several other granchildren in his will, which apparently were the ones that had been born at the time he wrote the will in Dec. 1825. By that time James "Jeams" Smith had 8 children. If he was in fact John Smith's son, then why would John mention a grandson named Solomon who there is no record of in James family, yet not mention any of James other children. They lived in Sink Holes section of Russell Co, where it is said alltheir children were born. Earliest records of Reeds Valley Baptist Church show both as members in 1823. Washington District Baptist Association Web Site: http://www.ls.net/~newriver/va/washpba.htm Record of James Smith as a Minister: Minister Address First Last Deceased Smith, John Clinchfield, Va. 1825 1839 Notes from: RUSSELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA LAW ORDER BOOK 3 (1799 - 1808) Part 2 P362 - Isam Hall & John Smith be fined for not attending as witnesses when summoned for William Moore vs John Fuget, unless they show cause p363 - Henry Runnels pay Nathan Hobbs, Joshua Martin, James Smith, Isaac Hobbs, Oliver Hughes & Joseph Grammer for 1 day as witness for him vs Richard Price P367 - Indenture from William Combs & wife to William Howerton, oaths of Isaac O'Donald & John Smith, continued for further proof P378 - Joseph Dorton recommended as Capt 2nd batallion, 72nd regiment in place of John Damron, resigned. James Smith recommended as Lt in same in place of John Fugit removed. Benjamin George recommended for Ensign in same in place of Joseph Dorton, promoted P406 - Levi Pedigo vs James smith, case, dismissed agreed P415 - Levi Pedigo pay Daniel Neel for 1 day as witness for him vs James Smith P418 - Henry Runnels vs Richard Price, trespass, Jury: Austin Bush, Robert Large, Thompson Mobley, James Smith, Joseph Grammar, John Woodson, William Hinds, Oliver Hughes, Robert Mitchell, Surrinus Emmons, Henry Dickenson & Thomas Large, could not agree in decision, continued for a new trial P430 - James Smith recommended for Capt in the 2nd Batallion, 72nd Regiment of Militia in place of John Damron, resigned. Benjamin George recommended for Lt in same in place of John Fugit, removed. Michael Kelley recommended as Ensign in same in place of Joseph Dorton, resigned P444 - Henry Runnels pay Oliver Hughes, Henry Pippin, Richard Price, Jr., Isaac Hobbs, James Hobbs, William James, Jr. for 2 days as witness for him vs Richard Price. Also pay James Smith for 4 days as witness for him vs Price P456 - Andrew Hebourn & James Smith appointed Comm. of the Revenue for 1806 P534 - Jonathan Wood, adm of Jonathan Wood, decd, vs John Woodson, Colebird Fugate, James Smith, William Fugate & Drury Wood, motion on forthcoming bond, pltf permitted to issue against the def a new execution P553 - Andrew Heburn & James Smith be comm. of the Revenue for 1807 | James Smith
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| 620 | WILL OF JAMES SMITH Russell County, Virginia Will Book 9, Page 158 Executed 07 Apr 1874 Know all men by these presents that I james Smith of the County of Russell and State of Virginia do hereby will that my property be divided at my death as follows. To my son John Smith I will and bequeath out of my Estate one dollar. To my son Joshua Smith I will one dollar. To my son George Smith I will one dollar. To my son William Smith I will one dollar. To my son Joseph Smith I will one dollar. To my son James M. Smith I will two dollars. To the heirs of my son Henry Smith dec'd I will one dollar to be equally divided between them. To my daughter Elizabeth Musick I will one dollar. To my daughter Sarah Artrip I will one dollar. To the heirs of my daughter Peggy Rasnake I will one dollar to be equally divided between them. To the heirs of my daughter Mary Whitt I will one dollar to be equally divided between them. The remainder of my Estate I will and bequeath to the heirs of J. M. Smith to be equally divided between them. I do hereby certify that this is my last Will and Testament, Given under my hand and seal this 12th day of January 1874 his James X Smith {seal} mark Witness Joseph Breeding R. L. Smith At a Court held for Russell County at the Court House on the 7th day of April 1874. The last will and testament of James Smith was this day produced in Court and proved by the oaths of Joseph Breeding and R. L. Smith the two subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded. On motion of James M. Smith who took the oath of an administrator prescribed by law and entered into and acknowledged a bond in the penalty of $200.00 together with J. C. Gent as his security thereto conditioned according to law, a certificate is therefore granted him for obtaining letters of administration with the will annexed on the estate of James Smith dec'd in due form. Teste J. C. Gent Clk | James Smith
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| 621 | (Research):http://www.rootsweb.com/~varussel/census/1860B/63.HTM | James M Smith
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| 622 | 1860 Census of Russell County, VA p.63 22 408 408 Smith James M. 31 M W Farmer 2,000 150 Va 23 408 408 Smith Sally 36 F W Va X 24 408 408 Smith Albert 11 M W Va X 25 408 408 Smith Henry 9 M W Va X 26 408 408 Smith Joseph 7 M W Va X 27 408 408 Smith Fullen 5 M W Va 28 408 408 Smith Nancy F W Va 29 408 408 Smith Floyd 2 M W Va 30 408 408 Smith James 76 M W Farmer 200 Va 31 408 408 Smith Sally 72 F W Va X | James M Smith
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| 623 | http://www.rootsweb.com/~varussel/cemeteries/rasnakesmithcem.html Rasnake/Smith CemeteryLocated on Rt. 600, in Sink Hole Valley abt. 2 miles out of Cleveland, just past the Ivy Ridge Chapel Church. I visited this cemetery August 12, 1998. There are actually four cemeteries that are located here. Two are beautiful and well cared for. They are situated beside each other with a fence seperating the two. The Smith Cem's. are in the woods at the end of the first two cem's. and are overgrown. There are numerouse graves here that are marked with field stones. Note: Items in brackets ( ) added by the compiler Cpl. John B. Smith, Co. A 29th VA Inf. C.S.A. (s/o William Smith & Matilda Kiser. Born abt. 1840, Died 24 Oct 1904 in Marion, Va.) | John B Smith
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| 624 | Sutherland Samuel B 2nd VSL Civil War Soldiers and Units of Russell County 2nd Virginia State Line Soldiers recruited in Russell County. | Samuel J Smith
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| 625 | 1850 Census of Russell County, VA p.284B 24 910 910 Smith William 33 M Farmer 1,120 Russell Co. VA 25 910 910 Smith Matilda 30 F Russell Co. VA X 26 910 910 Smith Cynthia 12 F Russell Co. VA 27 910 910 Smith John B. 10 M Russell Co. VA 28 910 910 Smith Abel 8 M Russell Co. VA 29 910 910 Smith Allen 6 M Russell Co. VA 30 910 910 Smith Andrew 4 M Russell Co. VA 31 910 910 Smith Pendleton 2 M Russell Co. VA | William "Old Billy" Patton Smith, Sr.
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| 626 | 1860 Census of Russell County, VA p.46 38 294 294 Smith William 43 M W Farmer 100 Va 39 294 294 Smith Mitilad 40 F W Va X 40 294 294 Smith John B. 19 M W Farmer Va X | William "Old Billy" Patton Smith, Sr.
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| 627 | 1860 Census of Russell County, VA p.47 1 294 294 Smith Abel 14 M W Farmer Va X 2 294 294 Smith Allen 15 M W Farmer Va 3 294 294 Smith Andrew 13 M W Va 4 294 294 Smith Penilton 11 M W Va 5 294 294 Smith Polly 9 F W Va 6 294 294 Smith Tarvis 7 M W Va 7 294 294 Smith Elizabeth 5 F W Va 8 294 294 Smith William ?. 4/12 M W Va | William "Old Billy" Patton Smith, Sr.
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| 628 | 1870 Census of Russell County, VA p.323A 23 240 240 Smith William 53 M W farmer 1,775 460 Virginia X 24 240 240 Smith Matilda 50 F W keeping house Virginia X X 25 240 240 Smith Tivis 16 M W farm hand Virginia X 26 240 240 Smith Elizabeth 14 F W at home Virginia X X X 27 240 240 Smith William 10 M W at home Virginia X X X 28 240 240 Smith Japhet 6 M W at home Virginia | William "Old Billy" Patton Smith, Sr.
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| 629 | 1880 Census of Russell County, VA P. 9b Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace William SMITH Self M Male W 65 VA Farmer VA VA Motildy SMITH Wife M Female W 61 VA Keeping House VA VA William P. SMITH Son S Male W 20 VA Laborer VA VA Japath SMITH Son S Male W 16 VA Laborer VA VA Maggie ADISON Other S Female W 10 VA Servant VA VA | William "Old Billy" Patton Smith, Sr.
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| 630 | "It is with sadness we chronicle the death of William Smith, one of the oldest and most respected citizens of our county, which sad event occurred on the 17th day of April, 1910, at the home of his son, Tivis J. Smith, in Russell county, Virginia. The subject of this brief notice was born on the 4th of February, 1817, and lived to the advanced age of 93 years, 2 months and 23 days. He was the son of James Smith and was the last of quite a number of boys and girls all of whom preceded him to the great beyond. This family was widely known and highly esteemed by many who knew them best. About the year 1837 he was married to Matilda Kiser, who preceded him to the better land in August 1892 at the age of 71 years, hence they were permitted to live together about 55 years in which they toiled together for the good of their family, a blessing to the community in which they lived. To their union were born 13 children who grew up to call them blessed, seven of whom preceded their father to the spirit world, six remain to mourn their loss, namely Abel Smith, Tivis J. Smith, Elizabeth Combs, Mollie Jessee, Andrew Smith and P. Smith all of whom now live near the place of their nativity as honored and respected citizens of the county. I am informed brother Smith professed faith in Christ early in life and united with Reed's Valley (Ant. Mission or Old) Baptist church in which he lived a devoted member until about the year 1864 when he changed his church relations and united with the Sulphur Springs Missionary Baptist Church in which relation he remained until the day of his death. It can truly be said of Brother Smith that in all the relations of life he was a model man, one worthy of love and respect of all who knew him. As a citizen he had a warm place in the hearts of all who knew him on account of his honesty and integrity; as a husband he was ever kind and forbearing, ever laboring for the comfort and happiness of his companion, as a father he was faithful in all his domestic and religious duties, ruling his own household well, as a result and proof of which we find, most all of this children following in the path which their father trod. In his home the wayfaring man always found a welcome for he was fained for his kindness and hospitality. But it was as a christian that he was seen at his best. I speak from experience for in a long acquaintance of near forty-five years, I do not remember of ever having a conversation with him but what he had something to say about his hopes and fears and prospects for a better home where he would be united with his long gone friends. He was ever found in the house of God when circumstances would permit, an inspiration to his pastor and a blessing to his people, ever ready to speak a good word and work, hence his christian influence was vividly felt. But uncle Billy, as he was familiarly called is gone, we shall see his face no more in this world. While the world is poorer, heaven is richer by his going, and we hope some sweet day we will meet him again in the world where sickness, pain and sorrow will never come and where sad partings are not known. What shall I say to his children, grandchildren and his many relations and friends - only "Sorrow not as those who have no hope for Faith looks beyond." When what we now deplore, shall rise in full immortal prime, and bloom to fade no more; trust his Savior, imitate his virtue, walk in his footsteps, and meet him in heaven is the prayer of one who loves you all. J. B. KENDRICK | William "Old Billy" Patton Smith, Sr.
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| 631 | (Research):Abbrev: Imported GEDCOM file Title: GEDCOM file imported on 5 Apr 1999. Author: Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTSPublication: Maryville, Blount County, TN. Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS 5 Apr 1999 Text: COUNTS.GED Note:Information from personal knowledge and E.J.SUTHERLAND's book : "SomeDescendantsof John COUNTS of Glade Hollow (Southwest Virginia)." Continuingresearch from submissionsby COUNTS cousins and friends. Contact Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS ....TNShad@aol.com Repository: Name: Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS 5101 Old Niles Ferry Road Maryville, TN 37801 Note: On home/office PC. Call Number: COUNTS.FOW7 Abbrev: Imported GEDCOM file Title: GEDCOM file imported on 13 Aug 1999. Author: Shad's import Abbrev: Imported GEDCOM file Title: GEDCOM file imported on 28 Sep 1999. Author: Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS & collected files Source: William Smith's Obituary: Source: Michael Dye [madye@fuse.net] Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2002 2:10 PM http://www.rootsweb.com/~varussel/cemeteries/rasnakesmithcem.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~varussel/census/1850/285A.HTM http://www.rootsweb.com/~varussel/census/1860B/46.HTM http://www.rootsweb.com/~varussel/census/1860B/47.HTM http://www.rootsweb.com/~varussel/census/1870/323A.HTM | William "Old Billy" Patton Smith, Sr.
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| 632 | William Smith's Obituary: Lived on Island Branch near Cleveland in Russell Co., VA The death date of William Patton Smith is 25 Apr 1916 (From tombstone). Rasnake/Smith CemeteryLocated on Rt. 600, in Sink Hole Valley abt. 2 miles out of Cleveland, just past the Ivy Ridge Chapel Church. I visited this cemetery August 12, 1998. There are actually four cemeteries that are located here. Two are beautiful and well cared for. They are situated beside each other with a fence seperating the two. The Smith Cem's. are in the woods at the end of the first two cem's. and are overgrown. There are numerouse graves here that are marked with field stones. Note: Items in brackets ( ) added by the compiler. William Smith (Son of James Smith & Sarah Counts) February 04, 1817 - April 25, 1916 Age 98 years 2 months 23 days SMITH, WILLIAM (1870 U.S. Census)Virginia , RUSSELL, CASTLEWOOD TWP, Age 53, Male, Race: White, Born: VA Series: M593 Roll: 1677 Page: 323 | William "Old Billy" Patton Smith, Sr.
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| 633 | 1910 Census of Russell County VA, Pg 5A 71 73 Smith William P Head M W 49 W X X X Virginia Virginia Virginia X X English Retail Merchant General Store Emp X X Yes Yes X 0 71 71 X X X X Roy Son M W 19 S X X X Virginia Virginia Virginia X X English Salesman General Store W No 0 Yes Yes Yes X X X X X X X Edward Son M W 13 S X X X Virginia Virginia Virginia X X English None X X X X Yes Yes Yes X X X X X X X | William Patton Smith
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| 634 | 1870 Census of Russell County, VA p.323A 23 240 240 Smith William 53 M W farmer 1,775 460 Virginia X 24 240 240 Smith Matilda 50 F W keeping house Virginia X X 25 240 240 Smith Tivis 16 M W farm hand Virginia X 26 240 240 Smith Elizabeth 14 F W at home Virginia X X X 27 240 240 Smith William 10 M W at home Virginia X X X 28 240 240 Smith Japhet 6 M W at home Virginia | William Patton Smith
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| 635 | (Research):http://www.rootsweb.com/~varussel/census/1870/323A.HTM | William Patton Smith
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| 636 | Rasnake/Smith CemeteryLocated on Rt. 600, in Sink Hole Valley abt. 2 miles out of Cleveland, just past the Ivy Ridge Chapel Church. I visited this cemetery August 12, 1998. There are actually four cemeteries that are located here. Two are beautiful and well cared for. They are situated beside each other with a fence seperating the two. The Smith Cem's. are in the woods at the end of the first two cem's. and are overgrown. There are numerouse graves here that are marked with field stones. Web Site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~varussel/cemeteries/rasnakesmithcem.html Note: Items in brackets ( ) added by the compiler. William P. Smith (s/o William Smith & Matilda Kiser) December 09, 1859 - November 04, 1924 | William Patton Smith
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| 637 | (Research):# Abbrev: Mark W. Stevens' Rootsweb GEDCOM Title: Rootsweb GEDCOM. Author: Stevens, Mark W. Publication: stevensm@yahoo.com # Abbrev: Don Chesnut's Rootsweb GEDCOM Title: Rootsweb GEDCOM Author: Chesnut, Don Publication: chesnut@kgs.mm.uky.edu Sources: Submitted by: Lorraine Keyser, Sydney, Australia Family History:Souplis/Suplee/Supplee Family: Philadelphia/Montgomery Cos, PAContributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Ginger Hoffmann. Biographical Annals of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, Vol. II, 1904 pp 251-257 | Andreis Souplis
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| 638 | BIOGRAPHY: To America 1686Philadelphia Co. Pennsylvania, USA, Wills and Administration 1- 1682-1726, p.501 [No. 29. Recorded p.26] French Army Officer Christening: Came To America 1684 Burial: Wiccoco Church Occupation: Officer French Army; Burgher, New York 1700; Sheriff, Gmt. Religion: Huguenot Education: aka Andrew Souplea Change Date: 22 JAN 2000 Marriage 1 Anneke Children Bartholomew SOUPLIS Margaret SOUPLIS b: 1682 Andrew SOUPLIS b: 1688 in Germantown, PA Jacob SOUPLIS Ann SOUPLIS Marriage 2 Goetra Or Gertrude STRESSINGER b: 1642 # Note: Andreas Souplis was a Huguenot. He served in the French Army as anofficer. He fled to Germany in 1682 because of religiouspersecution. He married first Anneckie, who is supposed to be themother of his children. He married second Gertrude Stressinger.Andreas was naturalized on 7-5-1691. He was sheriff of Germantown in1691 also. [This information on the Souplis/Supplee line was sent tome by Ginger Hoffman, 4/27/96, and came originally from an articleentitled: " A Supplee Line of Descent" Pennsylvania German Magazine,January, 1911 - E. Lamar Ross]. 1 2 Andreas Souplis was a Huguenot. He served in the French Army as an officer. He fled to Germany in 1682 because of religiouspersecution. He married first Anneckie, who is supposed to be themother of his children. He married second Gertrude Stressinger.Andreas was naturalized on 7-5-1691. He was sheriff of Germantown in1691 also. [This information on the Souplis/Supplee line was sent tome by Ginger Hoffman, 4/27/96, and came originally from an articleentitled: " A Supplee Line of Descent" Pennsylvania German Magazine, January, 1911 - E. Lamar Ross]. Notes for Andris Souplis:There is some question as to whether Andris was married before he left France (and possibly widowed) and whether he was married 2 or 3 times in this country, one wife allegedly one Anneka or Anneckie Keyser around 1692. I have included only the two marriages for which there appears to b a preponderance of evidence. "On an old page in the Records Book of the Merion Meeting of the Society of Friends: Gwynedd, Plymouth and Upper Merion twps. Of Montgomery County, Pa. Is the following statement: 'The families of Suplee and Supplee of Blockley and Merion are descended from Andreas, or Andrew Souplis, a Huguenot who left France at the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes. He first came to the New Netherlands and was a Burgomaster in New Amsterdam. Andrew was a Colonel in the French Army and a native of Alsace-Lorraine. With 30 followers, he escaped toward Germany; all but seven were killed before reaching the frontier. Andris was born in 1634 and died in Philadelphia, 1726, age 92 and is buried at the Old Swedes Church, Wicaco.' (Old name for Gloria Dei, Philadelphia) "He was 48 years old when he left France and went to Mulheim, Germany where he met and married Gertrude (Goetra) Stressinger (born 1642). Several accounts say he had been married to a woman in France who may have been deceased by this time. He was born in 1634 of distinguished upper class parents and was a Huguenot, a member of the French Reformed Church and not the state church of France. At this time in history there was church and state unity in almost all Eurpean countries and to oppose the church was to oppose the government. Compulsory military service was required of every man. To serve in the army was to defend the state faith. To oppose the state faith was equal to being a heretic and the penalty for this was death." (Bertine 1988, v II 325, 328) "DENIZATION OF ANDRIS SOUPLIS 1685 The documentary evidence not cited in Pennypacker, The Settlement of Germantown, Phila., for the statement on page 133 that Andris Souplis of that town 'was admitted a burgher and denizen of the city of New York' was obviously this original item in the manuscript collections of the Historical Society of Penna.: Whereas Andries Suplie, being admitted a Burger of this Citty and haveing an Intent to Reside in these Parts, hath requested of mee that he may be a free Denizen of his Majestyes Colony, for an encouragement to Merchants and others who are willing to settle or traffique into these parts, KNOW YE that by virtue of the Commission and Authority unto mee given I doe declare and confirm him the said Andries Suplie to be a free Denizen of this Colony, and doe further hereby strictly order & enjoyn the said Andries Suplie (to) be in all things and matters so held treated reputed and esteemed, he having by virtue of These Letters of Denization priviledg and power to purchase receive and take, have, hould, buy, occupy, possess, and enjoy, any lands, tenemts. and hereditaments within this Government, and them may give, sell, alyen, and bequeath as he shall see cause, and the said Andries Suplie hath likewise liberty and freedome to trade or traffique in this place or in any other of his Majestyes Dominions and Plantacons as other his Majestyes good subjects may lawfully do, without any matter of lett, hindrance or molestacon whatsoever. Given under my hand and sealed with the seale of the Province at Fort James in New York this 17th day of Setemb. In the first year of the raign of our Soveraigne Lord James the Second by the grace of God King of England Scotland France & Ireland, Defender of the faith &c Annoq. Dom. 1685. (Signed) Tho: Dongan (Lieut. Governor & Vice-Admirall of New York and its dependencies.)" (The Pennsylvania Genealogical magazine, Volume xviii, December 1950, page 78) "From the corporate records of the German Township (Germantown, PA) it seems that he arrived sometime between 1683, when the first settlers came (he was not in this first group) and 1691 when he appears in official records as the first Sheriff of Philadelphia. There is as original agreement for the lease of 50 acres from William Strepers to Andres Souplis dated June 12, 1686. Yearly rent was the equivalent of $3." [Germantown Historical Society] "Records and maps from 1689 show Souplis owning a 50 acre lot and an additional side lot; the next recorded owner or this land is Christian Warmer in 1714. Also in 1689, Strepers owns a different 50 acre lot with a wide side piece; this may have been the property Souplis rented. The Souplis lot, number 18, is located on the east side of Germantown Avenue about where Walnut Lane is today, the Strepers lot, number 20, is located on the east side of Germantown Avenue about where Tulpehocken St. is today. In between there is one lot; each lot is about a city block wide." (Germantown Historical Society) On May 7, 1691 Andreas Souplis along with 61 others was naturalized by Thomas Lloyd, Deputy Governor of PA. [many sources} "On October 6, 1691 the first court of record was held at Germantown, in the public meeting house, (of Friends,) before Francis Daniel Pastorius, bailiff, Jacob Tellner, Dirk Isaacs op den Graef, and Herman Isaacs, the three eldest burgesses. Isaac Jacobs van Bebber, recorder; Paul Wolf, clerk; Andrew Souplis, sheriff; Jan Lucken, constable. Proclamation being made by Andrew Souplis, the charter was read, and the officers attested. Caspar Carsten and his wife, who were bound over to this court for menacing the constable, when about to serve a warrant upon them, were called, and, submitting to the bench, were fined two pounds, ten shillings. The court adjourned until the 17th of November next."[Watson 1905, 'Annals of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania in the Olden Time', Vol II, p29] Will of "Souplis, Andrew, Kingsessing township, County of Philadelphia, a weaver, was sighned March 25 1724/25 and proved March 20, 1726, recorded page 26. Will Book E, 501, Philadelphia, PA. More About Andris Souplis: Immigration: October 17, 1684, came to America Souplis, Andris B: 1634, France D: M: Gertrude Stressinger, b. 1642, Germany FN: Unknown MN: Unknown The pioneer of the Suplee family in America was Andris Souplis, a Frenchman, born in France, in the year 1634, a man of distinguished parentage, a soldier, an officer in the French army, and also a Huguenot. He left France in 1682. France at that time was a monarchical government, and the established religion was Roman Catholic. The Huguenots, on account oftheir religious belief, were persecuted by the Roman Catholics under the reign of Louis XIV, who was then King of France. These persecutions became intolerable, and tens of thousands of Huguenots left France to seek homes in foreign lands. Amongst them was Andris Souplis, who left France in 1682 and went to Germany. He was virtually a refugee, fleeing from persecution. Whilst in Germany he married a German lady, Gertrude Stressinger, who was born in Germany in 1642. They left Germany in 1683, and with a party of German emigrants came to America, arriving in Philadelphia in the early part of 1684. History informs us that Andris Souplis was a man of great intelligence and ability, and was held in high esteem by William Penn, who was then residing in Philadelphia, and was governor of the province of Pennsylvania at that time. Andris Souplis was sheriff of Philadelphia county in 1691. With his wife he settled in Germantown. [NOTE: There may have been an earlier marriage and the older two children may have been from the first one.] Andris Souplis, in his will dated March 25th, 1724, stated that he was aged, but of sound mind and good health. He also states that he was then living upon his plantation in Kingsessing township, Philadelphia County, in the province of Pennsylvania. He died in the early part of the year 1726, aged ninety-two years. His wife survived him, but no record has been found of the time of her death. Children of Andris Souplis and Gertrude Stressinger: Bartholomew Souplis (eldest son) B: D: M: Their eldest son Bartholomew settled upon a farm in Blockley township, which territory is now within the city limits of Philadelphia. His dwelling house stood whereon the Cathedral cemetery is now located in West Philadelphia. The remainder of the farm is now covered with streets and buildings. Upon this farm was erected a grist and saw mill. The ground whereon the Blockley Baptist church now stands was a portion of this farm, and was donated by John Suplee. Margaret Souplis (eldest daughter) B: D: M: (1) Peter Dirck Keyser M: (2) Peter Cayson Andrew Souplis B: 1688, Germantown, PA D: 1747, age 59 M: (1) Anna Stackhouse M: (2) Deborah Thomas Ann Souplis B: D: M: Charles Yocum Jacob Souplis B: D: M: Elizabeth EnochThey purchased a farm in Upper Merion, Philadelphia (now Montgomery) county, near Swedeland, and some of their descendants lived in that neighborhood. | Andreis Souplis
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| 639 | http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1703211&id=I3019 | Ethel Spakle
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| 640 | http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1703211&id=I3018 | Patsy Spakle
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| 641 | http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1703211&id=I3017 | Robert Spakle
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| 642 | http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1703211&id=I3020 | Robert Spakle
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| 643 | (Research):-----Original Message----- From: Rdvsr@aol.com [ Sent: Sunday, May 11, 2003 11:24 AM To: VARUSSEL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [VARUSSEL] Justices Martha = Patsy, Mary = Polly, Margaret = Peggy. I read years ago that these were "standard" nicknames because Queens of England with those names had used those nicknames. John = Jack, comes from the French spelling of John. Rodney Veitschegger, Bowling Green, Ky ==== VARUSSEL Mailing List ====Remember, if you want to reply to a message that has been forwarded to the mailing list from the Russell County Message Board, you should go to the message board and post your reply there, not direclty to the mailing list. A message that has been forwarded to the mailing list will begin as follows: "This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list." A link will be incuded in the message to allow you to go to the message board and post your reply. | Margaret "Peggy" Stacy
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| 644 | Susannah was born in Stafford Co, Va 10 Jul 1754. Susannah was the daughter of John Stacy Jr. and Elizabeth Ashby. Susannah died in Russell Co, Va. | Susannah Stacy
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| 645 | (Research):Repository: Name: World Wide Web Title: Bev Qualheim's Geneology Author: Bev QualheimPublication: http://www.osmond.net/osnet/family/ccpals/bev/genealogy.html Abbrev: Bev Qualheim's Geneology Note:Some of this was taken from the actual paper Pedigree Charts of Bev. These will be published on the page. sq 7-14-1999 | Goetra Gertrude Stessinger
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| 646 | Note: Will proved 30 Nov 1738. Marriage 1 Andrew SUPPLEE b: 1634 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Children: Jacob SUPPLEE b: ABT. 1680 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Andrew SUPPLEE , Jr. b: ABT. 1686 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Anna SUPPLEE b: ABT. 1687 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Goetra Gertrude STESSINGER Given Name: Goetra Gertrude Surname: Stessinger Sex: F Note: this is a second wife Marriage 1 Andreis SOUPLIS b: 1634 in Alsace, France Children Margaret SOUPLIS | Goetra Gertrude Stessinger
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| 647 | Occupation: High School Mathnatics Teacher Info Source: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1703211&id=I3016 | Elizabeth Jeanette Stewart
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| 648 | Occupation: Elementary School Teacher Information source: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1703211&id=I3013 Mary Eleanor Stewart had 2 sons and 1 daughter who are still alive today, as of May 2003. | Mary Eleanor Stewart
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| 649 | http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1703211&id=I3012 | Robert Leslie Stewart
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| 650 | (Research):Known as Allen Stiles for this link:http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=poole&id=I11869Verified the accuracy by comparing the names of Al Stiles' siblings to those on this database. Names match up. This link is accurate. Siblings names came from Aunt Irma (Al & Lizzie Stiles granddaugther in May 2003.) | *Alvin "Al & Allen" Stiles
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| 651 | Cemetery Records: Stiles, Alvin, b. 1884, d. 1955, metal marker, L-4-S R-1 L-4-S R-1 = Location of grave. Lane 4 South, Row 1 Website link: http://www.interment.net/data/us/wa/okanogan/omak_mem/ | *Alvin "Al & Allen" Stiles
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| 652 | STILES, ALL (1920 U.S. Census) Arkansas , GRANT, LEOLA; TENNESSEE, Age 34, Male, Race: White, Born: AR Series: T625 Roll: 64 Page: 38 | *Alvin "Al & Allen" Stiles
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| 653 | Tennessee Township, Grant County, AR Series: T623 Roll: 59 Page: 235 Living with his parents Frank & Nancy Stiles | *Alvin "Al & Allen" Stiles
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| 654 | There is a birthdate discrepancy. His cemetery marker states that he was born in 1884. The ancestry.com link states that he was born in May 1885. I do not know which year is accurate, so I've used May 1884. Possibly Scottish.There is a birthdate discrepancy. His cemetery marker states that he was born in 1884. The ancestry.com link states that he was born in May 1885. I do not know which year is accurate, so I've used May 1884. Family members remember him saying that he was part Scottish, but that is unproven based on geneaology research that I've done. Marriage Information Source: Mary Barnes STILES, ALLA MAE 18 FINLEY, JOE 24 9-Sep-1939 T-215 ****STILES, ALLIE 21 JACKSON, LIZZIE 22 1-Oct-1907 I-450****STILES, BETTY SUE 18 KNICKERBOCKER, WALTER R. 21 19-Mar-1953 X-515 STILES, C.L. 23 LOTT, LILLA 18 4-Jul-1901 H-51STILES, CHARLES ORBEL 26 SULLIVAN, HELEN AGNES 22 24-Jun-1945 V-318 STILES, ERMA 18 ORR, J.W. 31 17-Oct-1936 S-116 STILES, EVELYN 19 HOLLOWAY, LIEBURNE 21 17-Jun-1933 Q-465 STILES, H.L. 33 WOOD, BESSIE 24 14-Sep-1943 V-34 STILES, HAZEL 18 WOOD, WILLIS W. 28 21-Jan-1923 N-464STILES, JOHN R. 22 WILLIAMS, BETTY BEATRICE 17 16-May-1947 W-115 STILES, JOHNIE 23 WALLINGSFORD, MARY 18 26-Dec-1897 G-182STILES, ROY WILLIAM 24 WYLIE, MATTIE ELLIOT 18 31-May-1941 U-143 STILES, VELLA 18 LAWRENCE, F.D. 21 28-Mar-1925 O-179-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (File: ardalmas2.txt) MARRIAGES OF DALLAS COUNTY, ARKANSAS Submitted by Dwight Shubert 02-19-03 email: dshubert@comcast.net | *Alvin "Al & Allen" Stiles
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| 655 | (Research): | *Roxy Allamae Stiles
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| 656 | 536-34-3658 | *Roxy Allamae Stiles
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| 657 | Roxy Allamae Styles Finley changed her name when she was in her 50's because she did not like the name Roxy. Her legal name was then changed to Alla Mae Finley. Residence in Leola, AR (Grant County) Zip Code: 72084 Buried at Hopewell Baptist Cemetery; this cemetery is located between Leola & Carthage in an area known to locals as "Cooney" in Arkansas. This cemetery is located in either Dallas or Grant County, AR.Roxy Allamae Styles Finley changed her name when she was in her 50's because she did not like the name Roxy. Her legal name was then changed to Alla Mae Finley. Residence in Leola, AR (Grant County) Zip Code: 72084 Buried at Hopewell Baptist Cemetery; this cemetery is located between Leola & Carthage in an area known to locals as "Cooney" in Arkansas. This cemetery is located in either Dallas or Grant County, AR. Marriage Record Information from Mary Barnes: Dallas Co., AR number T-215Alla Mae 18 (which is incorrect, cause grandma lied about her age, in order to get married) Joe 24 married Sept. 09, 1939 Marriage Information Source: Mary Barnes ****STILES, ALLA MAE 18 FINLEY, JOE 24 9-Sep-1939 T-215**** STILES, ALLIE 21 JACKSON, LIZZIE 22 1-Oct-1907 I-450STILES, BETTY SUE 18 KNICKERBOCKER, WALTER R. 21 19-Mar-1953 X-515 STILES, C.L. 23 LOTT, LILLA 18 4-Jul-1901 H-51STILES, CHARLES ORBEL 26 SULLIVAN, HELEN AGNES 22 24-Jun-1945 V-318 STILES, ERMA 18 ORR, J.W. 31 17-Oct-1936 S-116 STILES, EVELYN 19 HOLLOWAY, LIEBURNE 21 17-Jun-1933 Q-465 STILES, H.L. 33 WOOD, BESSIE 24 14-Sep-1943 V-34 STILES, HAZEL 18 WOOD, WILLIS W. 28 21-Jan-1923 N-464STILES, JOHN R. 22 WILLIAMS, BETTY BEATRICE 17 16-May-1947 W-115 STILES, JOHNIE 23 WALLINGSFORD, MARY 18 26-Dec-1897 G-182STILES, ROY WILLIAM 24 WYLIE, MATTIE ELLIOT 18 31-May-1941 U-143 STILES, VELLA 18 LAWRENCE, F.D. 21 28-Mar-1925 O-179-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (File: ardalmas2.txt) MARRIAGES OF DALLAS COUNTY, ARKANSAS Submitted by Dwight Shubert 02-19-03 email: dshubert@comcast.net | *Roxy Allamae Stiles
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| 658 | (Research):Title: Family of John Thomas Heard, Compiler Address: Leola, AR Abbrev: John Thomas Heard Publication: 1970-1990 http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=poole&id=I11614 | Candise "Candie" Stiles
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| 659 | (1910 U.S. Census) Arkansas Series: T624 Roll: 48 Page: 292 | Charles L. "Charley" Stiles
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| 660 | (Research):Burial Information Source: Title: Relatives and Ancestors of Martha Mays-Gillespie Abbrev: Martha Gillespie Author: Martha Lou Mays-Gillespie Publication: before 2000 http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=poole&id=I11868 | Charles L. "Charley" Stiles
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| 661 | Hunter's Chapel Cemetery - Dallas County, Arkansas Location: Highway 9, 13 miles south of Malvern, Arkansas, between the two little towns of Lono and Tulip. NameBornDiedNotations ---------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- F.M. Stiles25 Dec 184327 Sep 1917Husband of Nancy A. Stiles Nancy A. Stiles26 Dec 184823 Jan 1925Wife of F.M. Stiles Charles L. Stiles18791948Son of Nancy & F.M. Stiles Lilla D. Stiles18831962Wife of Charles L. Stiles Neva Hogg Stiles23 Aug 19117 Aug 1942 & Infant Effie Leria Stiles18901950Wife of Homer Stiles | Charles L. "Charley" Stiles
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| 662 | Series: T623 Roll: 57 Page: 11 Supervisor District: 5 ED: 15 Sheet # 11 Page: 11B | Charles L. "Charley" Stiles
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| 663 | STYLES, CHARLIE (1920 U.S. Census) Arkansas , DALLAS, SMITH, Age 42, Male, Race: White, Born: AR Series: T625 Roll: 61 Page: 148 | Charles L. "Charley" Stiles
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| 664 | Harold Dean Davis' The Fitzhugh Family of Dorchester County Maryland 1684 to 1993 Vol. III published 1993, says DanielStiles died in Civil War at Camden AR. Also, he states in hisbook Cemeteries East of the Ouachita River, New Hope Haven of Rest Cemetery listing on page 28.2, the following: Daniel Stiles died in a Yankee hospital at Camden. 1860 census ofHot Spring County, Arkansas shows Daniel and Frances living in Clear Creek Township (house #517) Page 74 of census records. Also, shows Daniel as a farmer and Frances as housekeeper. Note: Information from Mary Barnes suggests a different date for his death: 1864, Hot Spring County, AR. | Daniel Stiles
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| 665 | Source of marriage information below is Mary Barnes. Original source denoted below also. STILES, ALLA MAE 18 FINLEY, JOE 24 9-Sep-1939 T-215 STILES, ALLIE 21 JACKSON, LIZZIE 22 1-Oct-1907 I-450STILES, BETTY SUE 18 KNICKERBOCKER, WALTER R. 21 19-Mar-1953 X-515 STILES, C.L. 23 LOTT, LILLA 18 4-Jul-1901 H-51STILES, CHARLES ORBEL 26 SULLIVAN, HELEN AGNES 22 24-Jun-1945 V-318 ****STILES, ERMA 18 ORR, J.W. 31 17-Oct-1936 S-116 STILES, EVELYN 19 HOLLOWAY, LIEBURNE 21 17-Jun-1933 Q-465 STILES, H.L. 33 WOOD, BESSIE 24 14-Sep-1943 V-34 STILES, HAZEL 18 WOOD, WILLIS W. 28 21-Jan-1923 N-464STILES, JOHN R. 22 WILLIAMS, BETTY BEATRICE 17 16-May-1947 W-115 STILES, JOHNIE 23 WALLINGSFORD, MARY 18 26-Dec-1897 G-182STILES, ROY WILLIAM 24 WYLIE, MATTIE ELLIOT 18 31-May-1941 U-143 STILES, VELLA 18 LAWRENCE, F.D. 21 28-Mar-1925 O-179-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (File: ardalmas2.txt) MARRIAGES OF DALLAS COUNTY, ARKANSAS Submitted by Dwight Shubert 02-19-03 email: dshubert@comcast.net | Erma Stiles
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| 666 | Married name: Holliway Marriage Information Source: Mary Barnes STILES, ALLA MAE 18 FINLEY, JOE 24 9-Sep-1939 T-215 STILES, ALLIE 21 JACKSON, LIZZIE 22 1-Oct-1907 I-450STILES, BETTY SUE 18 KNICKERBOCKER, WALTER R. 21 19-Mar-1953 X-515 STILES, C.L. 23 LOTT, LILLA 18 4-Jul-1901 H-51STILES, CHARLES ORBEL 26 SULLIVAN, HELEN AGNES 22 24-Jun-1945 V-318 STILES, ERMA 18 ORR, J.W. 31 17-Oct-1936 S-116****STILES, EVELYN 19 HOLLOWAY, LIEBURNE 21 17-Jun-1933 Q-465**** STILES, H.L. 33 WOOD, BESSIE 24 14-Sep-1943 V-34 STILES, HAZEL 18 WOOD, WILLIS W. 28 21-Jan-1923 N-464STILES, JOHN R. 22 WILLIAMS, BETTY BEATRICE 17 16-May-1947 W-115 STILES, JOHNIE 23 WALLINGSFORD, MARY 18 26-Dec-1897 G-182STILES, ROY WILLIAM 24 WYLIE, MATTIE ELLIOT 18 31-May-1941 U-143 STILES, VELLA 18 LAWRENCE, F.D. 21 28-Mar-1925 O-179-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (File: ardalmas2.txt) MARRIAGES OF DALLAS COUNTY, ARKANSAS Submitted by Dwight Shubert 02-19-03 email: dshubert@comcast.net | Evelyn Stiles
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| 667 | (Research):http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=poole&id=I11629 Burial information came originally from this source: Title: Relatives and Ancestors of Martha Mays-Gillespie Abbrev: Martha Gillespie Author: Martha Lou Mays-Gillespie Publication: before 2000 | Francis M. "Frank" Stiles
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| 668 | Francis M. Stiles was in Company E, 12th Regiment, Arkansas Infantry, CSA | Francis M. "Frank" Stiles
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| 669 | Marriage recorded at Clark Co. Courthouse, Arkadelphia, AR, Book K, page 91. Helen Heard, 18, Lono, to W. C. Stiles, 23, Lono, by O. C. Miller. | Francis M. "Frank" Stiles
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| 670 | Green Stiles was living in Jefferson County, AR in 1880. | Green B. Stiles
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| 671 | STILES, GREEN B (1870 U.S. Census) Arkansas , DREW, SPRINGHILL TWP, Age 53, Male, Race: Mulatto, Born: NC Series: M593 Roll: 52 Page: 675 | Green B. Stiles
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| 672 | (Research):http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=poole&id=I11871 | Homer Stiles
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| 673 | Have seen info from Mary Barnes saying he was born in 1890. | Homer Stiles
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| 674 | STYLES, HOMER (1920 U.S. Census) Arkansas , DALLAS, SMITH, Age 29, Male, Race: White, Born: AR Series: T625 Roll: 61 Page: 143 | Homer Stiles
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| 675 | Married name: Orr | Irma Stiles
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| 676 | (Research):http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=poole&id=I11867 Burial info originally came from the following source: Title: Relatives and Ancestors of Martha Mays-Gillespie Abbrev: Martha Gillespie Author: Martha Lou Mays-Gillespie Publication: before 2000 | James Evan "Ev" Stiles
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| 677 | Died at birth. | Jerldene Stiles
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| 678 | Married name: Grizzle | Jewel Stiles
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| 679 | (Research):Death information source:Title: White and Ozment Families of Drew County Arkansas, Compiler Address: Utah Abbrev: White's and Ozment's Author: Lamar White Publication: 1960s Note: Lamar White was a member of LDS and assembled group sheets for a large number of White and Ozment relatives. http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=poole&id=I11635 | John Stiles, Sr.
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| 680 | (Research):http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=poole&id=I11615 | John Stiles, Jr.
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| 681 | John Stiles Jr. was married twice. The second wife is unknown. It's also unknown which of the 18 total children came from his first marriage or second marriage. | John Stiles, Jr.
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| 682 | Series: T623 Roll: 57 Page: 11 Supervisor District: 5 ED: 15 Sheet # 11 Page: 11B | John Franklin Stiles
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| 683 | (Research):http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=poole&id=I11859 Burial information source: Title: Relatives and Ancestors of Martha Mays-Gillespie Abbrev: Martha Gillespie Author: Martha Lou Mays-Gillespie Publication: before 2000 | Lee F. Stiles
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| 684 | Information from Mary Barnes suggests that Lee F. Stile's birthdate was two years earlier than listed above - November 18, 1876. Additional information from Mary Barnes also suggests that Lee F. Stiles deathdate was two years after I've listed above - October 2, 1964. | Lee F. Stiles
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| 685 | Died at birth. | Leonard Stiles
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| 686 | LONO CEMETERY - HOT SPRING CO., AR Hot Spring Co., AR, Volume III, 1979 Cemetery Inscriptions East of the Ouachita River, Hot Spring Co. Historical Society Located 13 miles south of Malvern on Highway 9. Typed from copied records above mentioned: Submitted by Lou Ann Phillips Lunsford ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stiles, Helen M., 1879 to 1936 *Stiles, Levi., died September 20, 1904 (Nancy Stiles's husband) *Stiles, Nancy, December 23, 1830 to December 29, 1925 (Levi Stiles' wife) *Stiles, Phillip, January 13, 1881 to February 18, 1957 (Francis “Frank” Stiles' son) Stiles, T.J., August 31, 1872 to September 11, 1891 Stiles, Valverda, Wife of B.D. Stiles, October 29, 1869 to December 24,1906 *Stiles, William C. 1874 to 1932 (Francis “Frank” Stiles' son) Stiles, William R. Died July 1943 | Levi Stiles
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| 687 | I've seen previous information online that suggests he was born 4 years earlier, in 1826, in Lincoln County, TN. | Levi Stiles
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| 688 | STYLES, LEVI (1870 U.S. Census) Arkansas , HOT SPRING, CLEAR CRK TWP, Age 40, Male, Race: White, Born: TN Series: M593 Roll: 54 Page: 519 | Levi Stiles
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| 689 | Married name: Wylie | Mary "Adelene" Stiles
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| 690 | (Research):http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=poole&id=I11627 | Mary Ann Stiles
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| 691 | Note: I've seen previous information online saying that he died one day later - March 8, 1901. | Nathan Stiles
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| 692 | STILES, NATHAN (1870 U.S. Census) Arkansas , GRANT, TENNESSEE TWP, Age 50, Male, Race: White, Born: SC Series: M593 Roll: 53 Page: 237 | Nathan Stiles
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| 693 | LONO CEMETERY - HOT SPRING CO., AR Hot Spring Co., AR, Volume III, 1979 Cemetery Inscriptions East of the Ouachita River, Hot Spring Co. Historical Society Located 13 miles south of Malvern on Highway 9. Typed from copied records above mentioned: Submitted by Lou Ann Phillips Lunsford ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stiles, Helen M., 1879 to 1936 *Stiles, Levi., died September 20, 1904 (Nancy Stiles's husband) *Stiles, Nancy, December 23, 1830 to December 29, 1925 (Levi Stiles' wife) *Stiles, Phillip, January 13, 1881 to February 18, 1957 (Francis "Frank" Stiles' son) Stiles, T.J., August 31, 1872 to September 11, 1891 Stiles, Valverda, Wife of B.D. Stiles, October 29, 1869 to December 24,1906 *Stiles, William C. 1874 to 1932 (Francis "Frank" Stiles' son) Stiles, William R. Died July 1943 | Nathan Andrew "Phillip" Stiles
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| 694 | Information from Mary Barnes: Phillip wasn't his real name. His name was Nathan Andrew Stiles; when he was young, there was a big burly man named Phillip that he was scared of. The family started teasing him by calling him Phillip, and the name stuck to him. On all documents and gravestone the name Phillip was used. Phillip wore a hearing aid, and was unable to sign his name; he made an X on his marriage certificate, then the clerk wrote his name for him. | Nathan Andrew "Phillip" Stiles
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| 695 | Series: T623 Roll: 57 Page: 11 Supervisor District: 5 ED: 15 Sheet # 11 Page: 11B | Nathan Andrew "Phillip" Stiles
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| 696 | (Research):Burial Info Source: Title: Lono Cemetery Census Abbrev: Cem. Lono Ark Publication: 1/1/1996 | Phillip Stiles
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| 697 | Source: http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1998319&id=I27333 | Phillip Stiles
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| 698 | (Research):http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=poole&id=I11870 | Rufus Stiles
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| 699 | STYLES, RUF M (1920 U.S. Census) Arkansas , DALLAS, SMITH, Age 36, Male, Race: White, Born: AR Series: T625 Roll: 61 Page: 143 | Rufus Stiles
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| 700 | "Polly" had muscular dystrophy. He came down with the disease when he was 3 years old. | Venson J. "Polly" Stiles
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| 701 | Cemetery Records: Stiles, Venson J 'Polly', b. 1916, d. 1969, 2 markers, shares w/ Edythe M., L-4-S R-3 L-4-S R-3 = Tombstone location. Lane 4 South, Row 3. Website link: http://www.interment.net/data/us/wa/okanogan/omak_mem/ | Venson J. "Polly" Stiles
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| 702 | William was married 3 times to Unknowns | William Stiles
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| 703 | (Research):http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=poole&id=I10960 | William Columbus Stiles
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| 704 | LONO CEMETERY - HOT SPRING CO., AR Hot Spring Co., AR, Volume III, 1979 Cemetery Inscriptions East of the Ouachita River, Hot Spring Co. Historical Society Located 13 miles south of Malvern on Highway 9. Typed from copied records above mentioned: Submitted by Lou Ann Phillips Lunsford ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stiles, Helen M., 1879 to 1936 *Stiles, Levi., died September 20, 1904 (Nancy Stiles's husband) *Stiles, Nancy, December 23, 1830 to December 29, 1925 (Levi Stiles' wife) *Stiles, Phillip, January 13, 1881 to February 18, 1957 (Francis "Frank" Stiles' son) Stiles, T.J., August 31, 1872 to September 11, 1891 Stiles, Valverda, Wife of B.D. Stiles, October 29, 1869 to December 24,1906 *Stiles, William C. 1874 to 1932 (Francis "Frank" Stiles' son) Stiles, William R. Died July 1943 | William Columbus Stiles
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| 705 | STILES, WM C (1910 U.S. Census) Arkansas , GRANT, TENNESSEE TWP, Age 35, Male, Race: White, Born: AR Series: T624 Roll: 51 Page: 46 | William Columbus Stiles
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| 706 | Name from Daisy's GEDCOM database See : Jim Jessee disk from aol line 72093 & -4 from GEDCOM file Some info from J.L. STIVER, Jr. flstiver@aol.com Abbrev: Imported GEDCOM file Title: GEDCOM file imported on 5 Apr 1999. Author: Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTSPublication: Maryville, Blount County, TN. Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS 5 Apr 1999 Text: COUNTS.GED Note:Information from personal knowledge and E.J.SUTHERLAND's book : "SomeDescendantsof John COUNTS of Glade Hollow (Southwest Virginia)." Continuingresearch from submissionsby COUNTS cousins and friends. Contact Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS ....TNShad@aol.com Repository: Name: Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS 5101 Old Niles Ferry Road Maryville, TN 37801 Note: On home/office PC. Call Number: COUNTS.FOW7 Abbrev: Imported GEDCOM file Title: GEDCOM file imported on 13 Aug 1999. Author: Shad's import Abbrev: Imported GEDCOM file Title: GEDCOM file imported on 28 Sep 1999. Author: Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS & collected files | Anna Elizabetha "Catherine" Stoever
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| 707 | Abbrev: Imported GEDCOM file Title: GEDCOM file imported on 5 Apr 1999. Author: Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTSPublication: Maryville, Blount County, TN. Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS 5 Apr 1999 Text: COUNTS.GED Note:Information from personal knowledge and E.J.SUTHERLAND's book : "SomeDescendantsof John COUNTS of Glade Hollow (Southwest Virginia)." Continuingresearch from submissionsby COUNTS cousins and friends. Contact Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS ....TNShad@aol.com Repository: Name: Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS 5101 Old Niles Ferry Road Maryville, TN 37801 Note: On home/office PC. Call Number: COUNTS.FOW7 Abbrev: Imported GEDCOM file Title: GEDCOM file imported on 13 Aug 1999. Author: Shad's import Abbrev: Imported GEDCOM file Title: GEDCOM file imported on 28 Sep 1999. Author: Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS & collected files | John Casper Stoever
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| 708 | Middle initial W possibly stood for "Wilson". LIved with Elizar F. Strickland. Elisha W. Strickland never married, and may have died in Texas. Elisha W. Strickland owned the land in Conroe, TX near Houston, TX. | Elisha W. Strickland
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| 709 | Jane Emaline was living with her son Robert, when she died. Born in Alabama, per the 1900 Census for George A. Reddin (her son). | Jane Emaline Strickland
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| 710 | Death date could be 6-25-1814 | Mary Magdalene Summers
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| 711 | Susannah Artrip is in the 1790 Montgomery County Tax record as head of household. She also is witness to the marriage of Elizabeth Artrip and Peter Loar in 1795 in Montgomery County. | Susan\Susanna
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| 712 | A Primitive Baptist but got kicked out of the church for arguing with Rachel La Force Rasnake. (a cousin) | Caroline Sutherland
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| 713 | They lived up the Clinch River from where Catherine and her children got land as a War of 1812 widow--at Carbo, VA. We now maintain the Cemetery where her property was--it went to James as he stayed with her and took care of her. She lived longer than his wife Dicie and helped him raise his younger kids. James and Dicie have a stone but Catherine doesn't but I know she is buried there. Also, her dau Sarah has no stone. She was the mother of John Wesley La Force. never married The youngest son Aaron La Force sold the property to the Clinchfield Coal Co and it is now a coal car siding and sludge pit from where they wash coal. If you type in Carbo, Va on the US Tiger Map website you can see where it was. Near where the county road 615 is--just further to the east. SUTHERLAND, HENRY (1820 U.S. Census) Virginia , RUSSELL, NO TWP LISTED, Series: M33 Roll: 141 Page: 163 Henry Sutherland, son of James & Sarah "Sally" (Buchanan) Sutherland died during the winter following General W H Harrison's election at the home of his daughter, Mary "Pop" Artrip and was buried in the Artrip Graveyard at Clinchfield on Dumps Creek, near where the county road 615 is--just further to the east. Agnes lived longer than Henry, she became a cripple and lived among her children. They lived up the Clinch River from where Catherine and her children got land as a War of 1812 widow--at Carbo, VA. We now maintain the Cemetery where her property was--it went to James (LaForce) as he stayed with her (Catherine) and took care of her. She lived longer than his (Jame’s) wife Dicie (Kiser) and helped him raise his younger kids. James and Dicie have a stone but Catherine doesn't but I know she is buried there. Also, her dau Sarah has no stone. She was the mother of John Wesley La Force. Never married. Aaron La Force sold the property to the Clinchfield Coal Co and it is now a coal car siding and sludge pit from where they wash coal. The Clinchfield Coal Company moved the remains of Henry, Agnes and 6 others (probably Mary “Pop” Sutherland Artrip) to the Elijah Sutherland cemetery where they are now located (in an unmarked grave) within the cemetery. The exact spot is known. The move occurred around 1967. Clinchfield Coal obtained permission of Overton Sutherland, owner of property in which the closest family cemetery existed (Elijah Sutherland Cemetery) The digging up of the remains was approved by the state of Virginia, and transferred with a police escort. Tthe exact location of Henry and Aggies remains in the Elijah Sutherland Cemetery where they were re-buried is now known and was supervised by cemetery caretaker CB Parrott. He remembered the re-interment and that it is a mass grave with only remains (no coffins) delivered (I assume buried together in a vault, not just thrown in the ground). Note: A search should be conducted to obtain the deeds for the exact locations of the Henry and Mary "Pop" Atrip farms. Patrick Sources: - Lucy Jo Sutherland Pagenhardt (deceased) notes: discovered Aug 2004 - CB Parrott (Caretaker – Elijah Sutherland Cemetery) – Age 87 as of Aug 2004 - Joseph “Joe Tink” Kiser – grandson of Jesse & Mahala Kiser Sutherland, Age 88 as of Aug 2004 - Overton & Becky Sutherland – Descendants of Elijah Beauregard & Winnie (Kiser) Sutherland & owners of Property where Elijah Sutherland Cemetery is located and where Henry and Agnes “Aggie” LaForce Sutherland are now buried. - Artrip Family History Book - Some Descendants of John Counts of Glade Hollow, Vol 1. Judge EJ & Hetty Sutherland - Louise LaForce Roberson Researchers: Patrick Visser, Becky Sutherland Chafin, Lois Sutherland Wark, Kay Sutherland Kuchan | Henry S Sutherland
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| 714 | Source: Vivian Bales, Lebanon, OH (27 Dec. 1997). "James Sutherland from Scotland, ancestor of the Sutherlands of Russello Co., VA, also Buchanan and Dickenson Co.s, VA. Came across the ocean before the American Revolution... Among his descendant he is known as "Jamie" the Scotchman. 1781 he owned land in Bedford Co., VA.Feb. 24, 1783 he secured a deed for 700A. same county. 1799 he moved to a fram in Botetourt Co. 1802 200A. in Russell Co., VA., Carbo on Clinch River. 1811, 100 A., from John hackney and his wife. Migrations to Russell County VirginiaName Migration Date State CountySutherland, James & Sarah "Buchanan" 1807 VA Botetourt | James Sutherland
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| 715 | Note: Source: Vivian Bales, Lebanon, OH (27 Dec. 1997). "James Sutherland from Scotland, ancestor of the Sutherlands of Russell Co., Va., also Buchanan and Dickenson Co.s, Va., Came across the ocean before the American Revolution. Among his descendant he is known as "Jamie" the Scotchman. 1781 he owned land in Bedford Co., Va. Feb. 24, 1783 he secured a deed for 700A. same county. 1799 he moved to a farm in Botetourt Co., Va. 1802 - 200A. in Russell Co., Va., Carbo on Clinch River. 1811, 100 A., from John hackney and his wife. | James "The Scotchman" Sutherland
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| 716 | Moved to Claib. Co., TN in 1855 and lived there during Civil War: later moved to Arkansas where he died | Joseph/Joel Sutherland
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| 717 | (Research):-----Original Message----- From: Rdvsr@aol.com [ Sent: Sunday, May 11, 2003 11:24 AM To: VARUSSEL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [VARUSSEL] Justices Martha = Patsy, Mary = Polly, Margaret = Peggy. I read years ago that these were "standard" nicknames because Queens of England with those names had used those nicknames. John = Jack, comes from the French spelling of John. Rodney Veitschegger, Bowling Green, Ky ==== VARUSSEL Mailing List ====Remember, if you want to reply to a message that has been forwarded to the mailing list from the Russell County Message Board, you should go to the message board and post your reply there, not direclty to the mailing list. A message that has been forwarded to the mailing list will begin as follows: "This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list." A link will be incuded in the message to allow you to go to the message board and post your reply. | Mary "Polly" Sutherland
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| 718 | Mary Kiser 1859 54y F 22 Mar Botetourt Dropsy Blank, consort of Ephraim Kiser | Mary "Polly" Sutherland
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| 719 | m. Virginia "Jennie" Ervin, dau of Micajah and Sally Sutherland Ervin. They were 1st cousins | Mont Moncier Sutherland
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| 720 | for more info contact: mkm828@msn.com | Svanhild
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| 721 | for more info contact: mkm828@msn.com | Halfdan "The Aged" Sveidasson
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| 722 | for more info contact: mkm828@msn.com | Sveidi (Sveithi) "The Sea King" Svidrasson
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| 723 | Gig Harbor, WA | Dewey L. Taylor
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| 724 | Omak, WA | Marla Taylor
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| 725 | Seattle, WA | Pete Taylor
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| 726 | # Abbrev: 1860 Federal Census of Russell Co, VA Title: 1860 Federal Census of Russell Co, VA Page: Bickley's Mill District. # Abbrev: 1850 Federal Census of Russell County, VA Title: 1850 Federal Census of Russell County, VA Publication: Russell County, VA GenWeb (Dec 22, 1999) transcribed by Michael A. Dye # Abbrev: Edna Golihew Colley Title: Edna Golihew Colley, Bryans Road, MD # Abbrev: Eleanor Webb McCallum Title: Eleanor Webb McCallum 10529 Homestead Dr., Tampa, FL 33618 Text: Letters and text written in 1983 # Abbrev: Bob Hancock Title: Bob Hancock Publication: Meade Family Genealogy Forum Re: Henry Meade of Louisa Co, VA Oct 24, 1998 | Mary "Polly" Thacker
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| 727 | (Research):-----Original Message----- From: Rdvsr@aol.com [ Sent: Sunday, May 11, 2003 11:24 AM To: VARUSSEL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [VARUSSEL] Justices Martha = Patsy, Mary = Polly, Margaret = Peggy. I read years ago that these were "standard" nicknames because Queens of England with those names had used those nicknames. John = Jack, comes from the French spelling of John. Rodney Veitschegger, Bowling Green, Ky ==== VARUSSEL Mailing List ====Remember, if you want to reply to a message that has been forwarded to the mailing list from the Russell County Message Board, you should go to the message board and post your reply there, not direclty to the mailing list. A message that has been forwarded to the mailing list will begin as follows: "This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list." A link will be incuded in the message to allow you to go to the message board and post your reply. | Mary "Polly" Thacker
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| 728 | Cemetery Records: Stiles, Edythe M, b. 1930, d. no date, s/w Venson, L-4-S R-3 L-4-S R-3 = Tombstone location - Lane 4 South, Row 3 As of May 2003, Edythe (sometimes referred to as Edith) is still alive and residing in Omak, WA. Website link: http://www.interment.net/data/us/wa/okanogan/omak_mem/ | Edythe M. Thomas
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| 729 | for more info contact: mkm828@msn.com | Unknown
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| 730 | for more info contact: mkm828@msn.com | Unknown
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| 731 | Freda & Lafayette Straight Wylie Jr. had two daugthers, who are still living as of May 2003. | Freda Unknown
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| 732 | 1752 Administration Bond Mary Atrup: Inventory Colbert Artrup Deceased Spotsylvania County Records, Will Book B, page 58, July 7, 1752 Know all men by these presents that we Mary Artrup and Joseph Steward are held and firmly bound to John Chen, Larkin Chen, Fielding Lewis and Charles Dirk Gent Justices of the Court of Spotsylvania County now sitting in the sum of fifty pounds current money to the payment whereof well and truly so made to the said Justices and their successors we bind ourselves and each of us our and each of our heirs executors and administrators jointly and severally firmly by these presents sealed with our seals this seventh day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and fifty two and in the twenty sixth year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord King George the second. The Condition of this obligation is such that if the above bound Mary Artrup administrator of all the goods, chattels and credits of Colbert Artrup deceased do make or cause to make a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the goods chattels and credits of the said deceased, which have or shall come to the hand, possession or knowledge of her, the said Mary Artrup into her hand or possession of any other person or persons for her and the same so made to exhibit or cause to be exhibited into the County Court of Spotsylvania at such time after shall be thereunto required by the said Court and the same goods chattels and credits of the said deceased at the time of his death which at any time after shall come to the hands or possession of the said Mary Artrup or into the hands and possession of any other person or persons for her, do well and truly administer according to law and further to make a just and true account of her acting and doings therein, when thereto required by the said Court, and all the rest and residue of the said goods chattels and credits which shall be found remaining upon the said administrators account the same being first examined and allowed by the Justices of the Court for the time being shall deliver and pay unto such person or persons respectively as the said Justices by their order or judgment shall direct pursuant to the - that case made and provided if it shall hereafter appear that any last will and testament was made by the said deceased and the executor or executors therein named to exhibit the same to the said Court making request to have it allowed and approved accordingly if the said Mary Artrup being thereunto required to render and deliver up her letters of administration approbation of such testament being first had and made in the said Court then this obligation to be void and none effect or else to remain in full force and virtue. her Sealed and Delivered Mary Artrup In the Presence of mark Jonathan Gibson Joseph Steward At Court held for Spotsylvania County on Tuesday July the Seventh 1752 Mary Artrup and Joseph Steward acknowledged this their Bond in Court which is ordered to be Recorded. Test Wm. Waller Cl Crt A complete transcription of the record by John Edwin Snyder from a copy of the original document. | Mary Unknown
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| 733 | From New York. Information provided by Mary Barnes. | Rhoda Pauline Unknown
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| 734 | Was in a nursing home in Hampton, AR before she died. She is no longer living now. | Sudie Unknown
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| 735 | Census Place: Precinct 2, Hunt, Texas Source: FHL Film 1255312 National Archives Film T9-1312 Page 445A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Henry W. HALL Self M M W 29 AL Occ: Farmer Fa: AL Mo: GA Samanta HALL Wife F M W 30 TN Occ: Keeping House Fa: GA Mo: KY Hosea HALL Son M S W 8 TN Fa: AL Mo: TN Martin HALL Son M S W 5 TN Fa: AL Mo: TN Annie M. HALL Dau F S W 6M TX Fa: AL Mo: TN Ann C. HALL Mother F W W 55 GA Occ: Helping In House Fa: GA Mo: GA Elmira HALL Sister F S W 21 AL Occ: At Home Fa: AL Mo: GA Mary JENKINS Sister F W W 20 AL Occ: Helping At Home Fa: AL Mo: GA Nettie HALL Sister F S W 16 TN Occ: Helping At Home Fa: AL Mo: GA Jonah HALL Brother M S W 11 TN Occ: At Home Fa: AL Mo: GA Noel HALL Nephew M S W 1M TX Fa: MO Mo: AL Source for census info above: Donna De Graw (granny01@uci.net) | Ann C. Unknown (Love?)
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| 736 | Occupation per the 1880 Hunt Co., TX Census was "Helping in the House". | Ann C. Unknown (Love?)
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| 737 | for more info contact: mkm828@msn.com | Asperling Vaudreuil
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| 738 | #31 463 p.188 #3 425 | Adelaide Adelheid Vermandois
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| 739 | #15 463 p.188 | Isabel Vermandois
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| 740 | (Research):Francis A. Viel, only son of Francis Louis Viel, was born on the Isle of Jersey, August 23,1847. He received a common school education, and served an apprenticeship to the mason’s trade. Coming to Pennsylvania in 1873, he located in Blossburg, Tioga county, where he followed contracting and building until December, 1894, when he bought out the hardware and tinsmith establishment of Miller & Russell. Mr. Viel was married January 2,1867, in the Isle of Jersey, to Ann LeVesconte, to which union there have been born four children, viz: Anna, deceased ; Florence, wife of William Besanceney, of Blossburg; Francis, and Annie. Mr. Viel is a stanch Democrat, and has filled the office of borough assessor. He is a member of the Protestant Episcopal church, and is also connected with the Masonic and Odd Fellows’ societies. He carried on a general hardware and tinsmith business up to November, 1896, and is now engaged in contracting and building. | Francois Alzie Viel
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| 741 | Arrived New York | Francois Alzie Viel
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| 742 | Francis A. VIEL aged 74 years, for more than half a century one of Blossburg's most highly esteemed citizens, died at his home, Oct. 19, 1921, after an illness of several months. He was born on Jersey Island, France, and came to the United States in 1873, bringing with him, his wife, who before her marriage on January 1, 1867, was MIIe. Ann LeVacont, who, besides one son, Frank J. Viel, of Blossburg, and a daughter, Mrs. William LLoyd, of Rochester, N.Y. surviving him. He is also survived by three sisters, Mrs. Mary Ann Vasseline and Mrs. Peter Brueilly, of Blossburg; a sister in New Zealand; two grandchildren, Francis Besanceney, of Elmira, and Marion Lloyd of Rochester, N.Y. The funeral in charge of Arbon Lodge, I.O.O.F. of Blossburg, was held at 2 O'clock Wednesday, Rev. Joseph Bond, of Tioga, officiated; burial in Arbon cemetery, Blossburg. | Francois Alzie Viel
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| 743 | VIEL, Francis A.; age 31; born in Jersey Islands; arrived at New York in October 1873; settled in Blossburg; renounced the Queen of Great Britain; declaration made 10 October 1878. | Francois Alzie Viel
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| 744 | (Research):1841 Census: Francis Vielle 20 Farmer F Douce 25 Y Annetta? 60 F http://members.shaw.ca/Jerseymaid/martins.html St Martin Parish, Isle of Jersey, Channel Islands 1851 Census: Ann Louisa Viel abt 1845 St Martin, Jersey, Channel Islands Daughter St Saviour Jersey Douce Mary Ann Viel abt 1843 St Martin, Jersey, Channel Islands Daughter St Saviour Jersey Esther Eliz Viel abt 1850 St Saviour, Jersey, Channel Islands Daughter St Saviour Jersey Francois Alzie Viel abt 1848 St Saviour, Jersey, Channel Islands Son St Saviour Jersey Jane Modeste Viel abt 1851 St Saviour, Jersey, Channel Islands Daughter St Saviour Jersey Francois Louis Viel abt 1817 Owille, France Head St Saviour Jersey Douce Viel abt 1815 St Martin, Jersey, Channel Islands Wife St Saviour Jersey 1871 Census [2.19.5] Francis L. VIEL - 54 - born France, Mason, Head, md Mary VIEL - 56 - born St Martin, France Esther E. ROMERIL - 21 - born St Saviour, daughter, md Peter ROMERIL - 2 - born St Saviour, Grandson----------------------- next household --------------------------------------- Francis VIEL - 23? - born St Saviour, Mason, Head, md Ann VIEL - 23 - born Grouville, Wife 1871 Census: Rue A La Dame, St Saviour, JerseyFrancois VIEL M 64 M Portbail, France Rel: Head Occ: BricklayerDouce VIEL M 66 F St Martins, Jersey, Channel Islands Rel: Wife Occ: Bricklayer's WifeJules LA MOTE U 36 M Fleury, France Rel: Lodger Occ: General Laborer Anne Francois VIEL Head M Male 64 Portbail, France Bricklayer Douce VIEL Wife M Female 66 St Martins, Jersey, Channel Islands Bricklayers Wife Jules LA MOTE Lodger U Male 36 Fleury, France General Laborer Source Information: Dwelling Rue A La Dame Census Place St Saviour, Jersey, Channel Islands Family History Library Film 1342349 Public Records Office Reference RG11 Piece / Folio 5616 / 135 Page Number 11 http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/Census/individual_record.asp?indi_code=1881BR%5F5835986%5F0&lds=5®ion=1®ionfriendly=1881+British+Census&frompage=99http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/Census/household_record.asp?HOUSEHOLD_CODE=1881BR_5835986&HOUSEHOLD_SUB=1&frompage=99 Francis Louis Viel, was born in France, about the year 1815, and while yet a young man, removed to the Isle of Jersey, where he married Duce LeHuquet, who bore him five children, viz: Mary Ann wife of B. Vaselin, of Blossburg; Ann, wife of Mr. Lamare, a resident of France; Francis A. of Blossburg; Elizabeth, wife of Peter Russell, of Aukland, New Zealand, and Jane, wife of Peter Bruielly, of Blossburg. Mr. Viel, who was a contractor and builder, came to the United States in 1881, and made his home with his son , Francis A., of Blossburg, Tioga county, until his death. He died March 10, 1886, and his wife, in 1884. | Francois Louis Viel
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| 745 | VIEL Francois L. E. Feb 13,1817 1887 | Francois Louis Viel
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| 746 | Anna was Hungarian. | Anna Vislocky
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| 747 | Census Place: Precinct 2, Hunt, Texas Source: FHL Film 1255312 National Archives Film T9-1312 Page 445A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Henry W. HALL Self M M W 29 AL Occ: Farmer Fa: AL Mo: GA Samanta HALL Wife F M W 30 TN Occ: Keeping House Fa: GA Mo: KY Hosea HALL Son M S W 8 TN Fa: AL Mo: TN Martin HALL Son M S W 5 TN Fa: AL Mo: TN Annie M. HALL Dau F S W 6M TX Fa: AL Mo: TN Ann C. HALL Mother F W W 55 GA Occ: Helping In House Fa: GA Mo: GA Elmira HALL Sister F S W 21 AL Occ: At Home Fa: AL Mo: GA Mary JENKINS Sister F W W 20 AL Occ: Helping At Home Fa: AL Mo: GA Nettie HALL Sister F S W 16 TN Occ: Helping At Home Fa: AL Mo: GA Jonah HALL Brother M S W 11 TN Occ: At Home Fa: AL Mo: GA Noel HALL Nephew M S W 1M TX Fa: MO Mo: AL Source for census info above: Donna De Graw (granny01@uci.net) | Samantha Waldrop
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| 748 | #7 463 p.188 | Gundred Warenne
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| 749 | Information I received from Mary Kelso suggests that she was not born in Arkansas, but instead in North Carolina. | Frances Williams
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| 750 | Robert Columbus Pilgrim and Irene WIlliams have three Living children, as of May 2003. http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pbanks&id=I12638 | Irene Williams
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| 751 | Note: Information from Mary Barnes in Kelso, WA suggests that Nancy Williams was actually born on March 5, 1831. Information from Mary Barnes also suggests that Nancy Williams died one day later than I have listed - April 26, 1921. | Nancy Williams
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| 752 | http://www.ayrshireroots.com/ | Andrew Lambie Wilson
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| 753 | http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1998319&id=I12956 | Samuel Wesley Wilson
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| 754 | Source: http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1998319&id=I27335 | Laura Bell Woodall
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| 755 | Nickname: Brick DVM = Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. He was a veterinarian. | Dvm William Dekalb "Brick" Wylie
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| 756 | Owned and Operated General Store, New Edinburg, Arkansas Information source: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1703211&id=I3005 | Mayonia Wylie
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| 757 | Married name: Beck Link to Susie: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1703211&id=I3022 | Susy Antonia Wylie
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| 758 | As of June 3, 1958 she resided in Goree, TX. Have a letter from this return address that she wrote: Goree Hardware Company, Berkeley Pumps, PO Box 98, Goree, TX. | Ella Young
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| 759 | (Research):# Abbrev: St. James Northram Parish Register Title: St James Northram Parish Register Goochland Co, VA Text: Marriage record p 248 Douglas Register (info from Edna Colley) # Abbrev: Louisa Co, VA Abstracts of Wills 1743-1801 Title: Louisa Co, VA Abstracts of Wills 1743-1801 Page: Will Of leonard Young, husband of Anne Young | Frances Young
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| 760 | (Research):# Abbrev: Louisa Co VA Abstracts of Wills 1743-1801 Title: Louis County, VA Abstracts of Wills 1743-1801 # Abbrev: Edna Golihew Colley Title: Edna Golihew Colley, Bryans Road, MD # Abbrev: Bob Hancock Title: Bob Hancock Publication: Meade Family Genealogy Forum Re: Henry Meade of Louisa Co, VA Oct 24, 1998 | Leonard Young
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| 761 | Information from personal knowledge and E.J.SUTHERLAND's book : "Some Descendants of John COUNTS of Glade Hollow (Southwest Virginia)." Continuing research from submissions by COUNTS cousins and friends. Contact Shadrick [Nyle] COUNTS .... TNShad@aol.com | Source: GEDCOM file imported on 5 Apr 1999.
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| 762 | On home/office PC. |
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