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851	Cemetery Records of Rockingham and Stokes Counties, N. C. Daughters of the American Revolution, Madison, N. C., Vol I: Eden Methodist Church Cemetery	WEBSTER, Manora Harden (I5134)
852	Cemetery Records of Rockingham and Stokes Counties, N. C. Daughters of the American Revolution, Madison, N. C., Vol I: Eden Methodist Church Cemetery	SHARP, Sarah M. (I5186)
853	Cemetery Records of Rockingham and Stokes Counties, N. C. Daughters of the American Revolution, Madison, N. C., Vol I: Eden Methodist Church Cemetery	WEBSTER, Pleasant Richard (I5492)
854	Cemetery Records of Rockingham and Stokes Counties, N. C. Daughters of the American Revolution, Madison, N. C., Vol I: Eden Methodist Church Cemetery	SIMPSON, Maryless (I5493)
855	Cemetery Records of Rockingham and Stokes Counties, N. C. Daughters of the American Revolution, Madison, N. C., Vol I: Eden Methodist Church Cemetery	WEBSTER, Frank Washington (I5494)
856	Cemetery Records of Rockingham and Stokes Counties, N. C. Daughters of the American Revolution, Madison, N. C., Vol I: Eden Methodist Church Cemetery	WEBSTER, Eugene R (I5495)
857	Cemetery Records of Rockingham and Stokes Counties, N. C. Daughters of the American Revolution, Madison, N. C., Vol I: Eden Methodist Church Cemetery	WEBSTER, Lena Maud (I5496)
858	Cemetery Records of Rockingham and Stokes Counties, N. C. Daughters of the American Revolution, Madison, N. C., Vol I: Eden Methodist Church Cemetery	WEBSTER, Walter (I5497)
859	Cemetery Records of Rockingham and Stokes Counties, N. C. Daughters of the American Revolution, Madison, N. C., Vol I: Eden Methodist Church Cemetery	WEBSTER, Sara Matilda (I5498)
860	Census data: The 1880 North Carolina census lists Adeline Wilson, age 39, born in South Carolina, the wife of Fenna Wilson. Adeline's occupation is "Keeping House". Both of her parents were born in SC. ======================================================	UNK, Adeline (I5219)
861	Census data: The 1880 North Carolina census lists Fenna Wilson, age 46, born in NC, and living with his wife Adeline and several children. Fenna's occupation is "Farmer". Both of his parents were born in NC. Among the children are: Mary J age 13 Dau Julia age 12 Dau ======================================================== Sources 1. "Tenth Census of the United States," North Carolina, 1880, Rockingham Co, E.D. 231, New Bethel Twp, p. 95, Sheet 25B, #250/256, 1 Jun 1880. 2. The Heritage of Rockingham County North Carolina, Charles D. Rodenbough, Rockingham Historical Society / Hunter Publishing Co., Winston-Salem, 1983, p. 678. 3. Marriage record, James W Webster & Mary Jane Wilson, 7 Apr 1887, Book 13, p. 2083, Rockingham County Courthouse, Wentworth, NC. 4. "Thirteenth Census of the United States," North Carolina, 1910, Rockingham Co, E.D. 151, Huntsville Twp, p. 9, Sheet 9A, #155/155, 29 Apr 1910. 5. "Fifteenth Census of the United States," North Carolina, 1930, Rockingham Co, E.D. 79-2, Huntsville Twp, p. ?, Sheet 9B, #165/168, 21 Apr 1930. 6. Marriage record, George Webster & Julia V. Wilson, 18 Nov 1891, Book 13, p. 2161, Rockingham County Courthouse, Wentworth, NC. ========== END ==========	WILSON, Fennes (I5218)
862	Census Publishing, State Census Records, West Jordan, Utah: Census Publishing, 2003-2009	Source Source: S698 (S698)
863	Census shows birth date of 1859	FULP, Andrew J. (I4319)
864	Charles broke his leg from a fall in the barn. He went to the hospital in Kosciusko. He died from a blod clot in his lung. When he died the 6 children went to live with Trafton until he died. ~~~~~~ Social Security Death Index Name: Charles Fletcher SSN: 426-74-9060 Born: 1 Jul 1918 Died: Aug 1969 State (Year) SSN issued: Mississippi (1955) Source Citation: Number: 426-74-9060;Issue State: Mississippi;Issue Date: 1955. Source Information: Ancestry.com. Social Security Death Index [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration.	FLETCHER, Charles Taylor (I16198)
865	Charles Deaton was first husband of Leona, need to trouble shoot charts to show this rather than it now listing Wilbert as husband number 1.	DEATON, Charles Benton (I6080)
866	Charles was stabbed with a knife at home and bleed to death from a severed jugular vein.	PHELPS, Charles Tipton (I15757)
867	Charles was stabbed with a knife at home and died from a severed Jugular Vein	PHELPS, Charles Tipton (I15757)
868	Charlotte Co., VA, Marr Bond Frederick Black & Elizabeth Lockett, Married 13Jan1790 by Rev. John Williams. SOI: Linda Vernon Elizabeth and husband were separated by 1804, SOI: NC Genealogical Journal Feb 1977. He had returned to NC by 1800 census Note: he disappears from the R'ham Co records after this. SOI: Linda Vernon Note: Also in Linda Vernon's notes were "Sur: Royal Lockett" and "Note: Frederick Black of Campbell Co, VA	Family F688
869	Charlotte Co., VA, Marr Bond Frederick Black & Elizabeth Lockett, Married 13Jan1790 by Rev. John Williams. SOI: Linda Vernon Elizabeth and husband were separated by 1804, SOI: NC Genealogical Journal Feb 1977. He had returned to NC by 1800 census Note: he disappears from the R'ham Co records after this. SOI: Linda Vernon Note: Also in Linda Vernon's notes were "Sur: Royal Lockett" and "Note: Frederick Black of Campbell Co, VA	Family F688
870	Child died at early age Middle name uncertain, being checked out by Irene Lee	EDWARDS, Thomas J. (James) (I1378)
871	Children adopted by #2 Husb	FULP, Carolyn Jean (I3178)
872	Children's names were taken from Samuel Jahile's Bible which was in the possession of Elaine Tiller Duty. Hyram and Holyday spelled with "y".	TILLER, Holyday McCue (I61101)
873	Children's names were taken from Samuel Jahile's Bible which was in the possession of Elaine Tiller Duty. Hyram and Holyday spelled with "y".	TILLER, Hyram (I61097)
874	Christopher was killed by a car while riding his bicycle on Country Club Drive in Greensboro, NC. Source: Greensboro News and Record	FULP, Christopher Robert (I2718)
875	Chronicles of Henry Miller (WFT #1326) December 1818 Henry Miller buys an ax at the sale of the estate of John Walls. Wills Vol. I 1813 Henry Miller signs over 114 acres of land to John McClung. Vol. 5 P. 593 of Greenbrier, West Virginia Records. 1820 Census Greenbrier County (West) Virginia, Henry Miller listed as head of household with total of 9 persons in the house - 5 males and 4 females. 1 m under 10 3 m 10/16 1 m over 45 2 f under 10 1 f 10/16 1 f 26/45 1824, 1825, 1826, 1827, 1828 and 1829 Tax records of Greenbrier County, (West) Virginia show that Henry Miller paid taxes on 114 acres of land and one building being 8 miles SW of Court House on Muddy Creek for the years listed. 1829 Henry Miller shows up in Symmes Township, Lawrence County, Ohio. He shows up on records paying chattel taxes on one horse and one cow. 1830 Census Henry Miller, head of household is listed in Addison Township of Gallia County, Ohio. He is the only male and is listed as between 50-60 years old. His wife is 30/40 and four females of younger vintage in family. 1840 Census Henry Miller, head of household, is listed in Symmes Township, Lawrence County, Ohio. He is the only male and is 60/70 years old. His wife is 40/50 1 female 0/5 1 female 10/15 1 female 15/20 1850 Census Henry Miller is listed in Symmes Township, Lawrence County, Ohio. He is 79 years old and his wife Barbara (Rife) is 60. Daughter Ellen is 14. The census taker failed to mark the country of birth of any person in this family. This family is #44 of Symmes Township. Several of his children are living in the same community and given in the same census. Before 1860 The date of death of Henry Miller is not known but the place of his burial is. Since Henry did not appear in the 1860 census, but his wife is living with one of the daughters it is assumed that he was dead before the census was taken. Stories of Henry Miller (as told by Rev. William M. Miller - WFT #1326) "The first of our Miller's in this country were two little boys. They came over here from Germany. Their parents died on the ship coming over and the boys were reared by friends by the name of Ruffner. John served in the American Revolution. Henry substituted for his brother for two months while John came home to make shoes for the family. During this time Henry lost a finger. They were reared in either Botetourt or Old Fincastle County, Virginia. John died a bachelor so our Miller's come through Henry." Five different family sources, all descended from Henry, have given the above story, with, perhaps slights variations, but the main parts were the same. One family Bible had a penciled note about this. Another family descendant wrote: "Cholera struck among the German emigrants aboard ship, and many died including the parents of John and Henry. Some of the survivors told later of the English ship men yelling in fear 'let's throw all the Germans overboard!'." One story mentioned a little Miller girl, a sister to the two boys, but they never knew if she lived or not, and if she lived what became of her. Stories of Henry Miller (WFT #1326) It has been told that Henry, though reared by the German element in this country, did at times, even though he spoke English, whenever excited, reverted back to his mother language until when he died. One deed where Henry signed for the sale of land, his signature bears the unmistakable semblance of his Germanic origin, or training. Henry Miller's first marriage was to the daughter of Adam and Mary Arbaugh, Barbara. This was in 1796. They lived, farmed, reared their children, and paid taxes in Greenbrier County, Virginia. He, with his sons, gathered stones from the fields of Jacob Hockman, which were used to construct a formidable stone house that stood for a century and a half. The rubble of that edifice can still be seen a few miles north of Alderson, West Virginia at a placed known as Blakers Mill. After locating on Buffalo Creek, Symmes Township, Lawrence County, Ohio, Henry built his buildings, house, barn, and sheds of hickory trees. The little run back of his house and spring house were known as "Hickory House Hollow." While living here a sort of feud developed between his family and that of the Bandy's, his neighbors. While away from home with the family his house burned. His wife, Barbara, claimed to recognize a certain bed cover which turned up in the Bandy's wash. So they were accused of burning the Miller home and of robbing it first. Later on marriages developed between these families, so all must have been eventually settled. Before moving to Ohio, Barbara Arbaugh Miller, Henry's first wife passed away. It is said he told the weeping children: "Never thee worry for I will get thee another Barbara." His next marriage was to Barbara Rife.
876	Chronicles of Henry Miller (WFT #1326) December 1818 Henry Miller buys an ax at the sale of the estate of John Walls. Wills Vol. I 1813 Henry Miller signs over 114 acres of land to John McClung. Vol. 5 P. 593 of Greenbrier, West Virginia Records. 1820 Census Greenbrier County (West) Virginia, Henry Miller listed as head of household with total of 9 persons in the house - 5 males and 4 females. 1 m under 10 3 m 10/16 1 m over 45 2 f under 10 1 f 10/16 1 f 26/45 1824, 1825, 1826, 1827, 1828 and 1829 Tax records of Greenbrier County, (West) Virginia show that Henry Miller paid taxes on 114 acres of land and one building being 8 miles SW of Court House on Muddy Creek for the years listed. 1829 Henry Miller shows up in Symmes Township, Lawrence County, Ohio. He shows up on records paying chattel taxes on one horse and one cow. 1830 Census Henry Miller, head of household is listed in Addison Township of Gallia County, Ohio. He is the only male and is listed as between 50-60 years old. His wife is 30/40 and four females of younger vintage in family. 1840 Census Henry Miller, head of household, is listed in Symmes Township, Lawrence County, Ohio. He is the only male and is 60/70 years old. His wife is 40/50 1 female 0/5 1 female 10/15 1 female 15/20 1850 Census Henry Miller is listed in Symmes Township, Lawrence County, Ohio. He is 79 years old and his wife Barbara (Rife) is 60. Daughter Ellen is 14. The census taker failed to mark the country of birth of any person in this family. This family is #44 of Symmes Township. Several of his children are living in the same community and given in the same census. Before 1860 The date of death of Henry Miller is not known but the place of his burial is. Since Henry did not appear in the 1860 census, but his wife is living with one of the daughters it is assumed that he was dead before the census was taken. Stories of Henry Miller (as told by Rev. William M. Miller - WFT #1326) "The first of our Miller's in this country were two little boys. They came over here from Germany. Their parents died on the ship coming over and the boys were reared by friends by the name of Ruffner. John served in the American Revolution. Henry substituted for his brother for two months while John came home to make shoes for the family. During this time Henry lost a finger. They were reared in either Botetourt or Old Fincastle County, Virginia. John died a bachelor so our Miller's come through Henry." Five different family sources, all descended from Henry, have given the above story, with, perhaps slights variations, but the main parts were the same. One family Bible had a penciled note about this. Another family descendant wrote: "Cholera struck among the German emigrants aboard ship, and many died including the parents of John and Henry. Some of the survivors told later of the English ship men yelling in fear 'let's throw all the Germans overboard!'." One story mentioned a little Miller girl, a sister to the two boys, but they never knew if she lived or not, and if she lived what became of her. Stories of Henry Miller (WFT #1326) It has been told that Henry, though reared by the German element in this country, did at times, even though he spoke English, whenever excited, reverted back to his mother language until when he died. One deed where Henry signed for the sale of land, his signature bears the unmistakable semblance of his Germanic origin, or training. Henry Miller's first marriage was to the daughter of Adam and Mary Arbaugh, Barbara. This was in 1796. They lived, farmed, reared their children, and paid taxes in Greenbrier County, Virginia. He, with his sons, gathered stones from the fields of Jacob Hockman, which were used to construct a formidable stone house that stood for a century and a half. The rubble of that edifice can still be seen a few miles north of Alderson, West Virginia at a placed known as Blakers Mill. After locating on Buffalo Creek, Symmes Township, Lawrence County, Ohio, Henry built his buildings, house, barn, and sheds of hickory trees. The little run back of his house and spring house were known as "Hickory House Hollow." While living here a sort of feud developed between his family and that of the Bandy's, his neighbors. While away from home with the family his house burned. His wife, Barbara, claimed to recognize a certain bed cover which turned up in the Bandy's wash. So they were accused of burning the Miller home and of robbing it first. Later on marriages developed between these families, so all must have been eventually settled. Before moving to Ohio, Barbara Arbaugh Miller, Henry's first wife passed away. It is said he told the weeping children: "Never thee worry for I will get thee another Barbara." His next marriage was to Barbara Rife.
877	Chronicles of Henry Miller (WFT #1326) December 1818 Henry Miller buys an ax at the sale of the estate of John Walls. Wills Vol. I 1813 Henry Miller signs over 114 acres of land to John McClung. Vol. 5 P. 593 of Greenbrier, West Virginia Records. 1820 Census Greenbrier County (West) Virginia, Henry Miller listed as head of household with total of 9 persons in the house - 5 males and 4 females. 1 m under 10 3 m 10/16 1 m over 45 2 f under 10 1 f 10/16 1 f 26/45 1824, 1825, 1826, 1827, 1828 and 1829 Tax records of Greenbrier County, (West) Virginia show that Henry Miller paid taxes on 114 acres of land and one building being 8 miles SW of Court House on Muddy Creek for the years listed. 1829 Henry Miller shows up in Symmes Township, Lawrence County, Ohio. He shows up on records paying chattel taxes on one horse and one cow. 1830 Census Henry Miller, head of household is listed in Addison Township of Gallia County, Ohio. He is the only male and is listed as between 50-60 years old. His wife is 30/40 and four females of younger vintage in family. 1840 Census Henry Miller, head of household, is listed in Symmes Township, Lawrence County, Ohio. He is the only male and is 60/70 years old. His wife is 40/50 1 female 0/5 1 female 10/15 1 female 15/20 1850 Census Henry Miller is listed in Symmes Township, Lawrence County, Ohio. He is 79 years old and his wife Barbara (Rife) is 60. Daughter Ellen is 14. The census taker failed to mark the country of birth of any person in this family. This family is #44 of Symmes Township. Several of his children are living in the same community and given in the same census. Before 1860 The date of death of Henry Miller is not known but the place of his burial is. Since Henry did not appear in the 1860 census, but his wife is living with one of the daughters it is assumed that he was dead before the census was taken. Stories of Henry Miller (as told by Rev. William M. Miller - WFT #1326) "The first of our Miller's in this country were two little boys. They came over here from Germany. Their parents died on the ship coming over and the boys were reared by friends by the name of Ruffner. John served in the American Revolution. Henry substituted for his brother for two months while John came home to make shoes for the family. During this time Henry lost a finger. They were reared in either Botetourt or Old Fincastle County, Virginia. John died a bachelor so our Miller's come through Henry." Five different family sources, all descended from Henry, have given the above story, with, perhaps slights variations, but the main parts were the same. One family Bible had a penciled note about this. Another family descendant wrote: "Cholera struck among the German emigrants aboard ship, and many died including the parents of John and Henry. Some of the survivors told later of the English ship men yelling in fear 'let's throw all the Germans overboard!'." One story mentioned a little Miller girl, a sister to the two boys, but they never knew if she lived or not, and if she lived what became of her. Stories of Henry Miller (WFT #1326) It has been told that Henry, though reared by the German element in this country, did at times, even though he spoke English, whenever excited, reverted back to his mother language until when he died. One deed where Henry signed for the sale of land, his signature bears the unmistakable semblance of his Germanic origin, or training. Henry Miller's first marriage was to the daughter of Adam and Mary Arbaugh, Barbara. This was in 1796. They lived, farmed, reared their children, and paid taxes in Greenbrier County, Virginia. He, with his sons, gathered stones from the fields of Jacob Hockman, which were used to construct a formidable stone house that stood for a century and a half. The rubble of that edifice can still be seen a few miles north of Alderson, West Virginia at a placed known as Blakers Mill. After locating on Buffalo Creek, Symmes Township, Lawrence County, Ohio, Henry built his buildings, house, barn, and sheds of hickory trees. The little run back of his house and spring house were known as "Hickory House Hollow." While living here a sort of feud developed between his family and that of the Bandy's, his neighbors. While away from home with the family his house burned. His wife, Barbara, claimed to recognize a certain bed cover which turned up in the Bandy's wash. So they were accused of burning the Miller home and of robbing it first. Later on marriages developed between these families, so all must have been eventually settled. Before moving to Ohio, Barbara Arbaugh Miller, Henry's first wife passed away. It is said he told the weeping children: "Never thee worry for I will get thee another Barbara." His next marriage was to Barbara Rife.	MILLER, Henry (I60630)
878	CHUCK Griep FURNISHED THE FOLLOWING COMMENTS: The 1860 census for William Moore says he was married to "Eliza Jane". It also has baby "Andrew J.". The 1870 census shows William Moore married to "Anna E." with "Jackson" being 12 years old. You found a marriage record for William and Anna in 1867. Believe it or not, all of this is consistent and gives a couple of snapshots into the William Moore family. I believe these to be the same two families because the location is the same and the data is generally consistent between the two families and with data we have from other sources. The inconsistencies tell a story: something happened to "Eliza Jane" between 1860 and 1867, probably she died since divorce was not common. Note that names may be reported differently between censuses: "Andrew J." vs. "Jackson". ~~~~~~~ 1894 Indiana Deaths, 1882-1920 Name: William Moore Date: 2 Jun 1894 Location: Indianapolis Age: 65 yr Gender: Male Race: White Source Location: County Board of Health, Indianapolis Source Notes: The source of this record is the book H-5 on page 153 within the series produced by the Indiana Works Progress Administrati ~~~~~~~ 1860 United States Federal Census Name: William Moore Age in 1860: 35 Birth Year: abt 1825 Birthplace: Indiana Home in 1860: Silver Creek, Clark, Indiana Gender: Male Post Office: Hamburg Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age William Moore 35 Eliza Jane Moore 26 Franklin P Moore 7 Margarete M Moore 3 Andrew J Moore 5/12 1860 census of Silver Creek Township, Clark County, Indiana, page 12, household 447, William Moore, 35, born in Indiana, Eliza Jane, 26, born in Indiana, Franklin P, 7, born in Indiana, Margaret M, 3, born in Indiana, Andrew Jackson, 5 months, born in Indiana. ~~~~~~~ 1870 United States Federal Census Name: William Moore Birth Year: abt 1825 Age in 1870: 45 Birthplace: Indiana Home in 1870: Silver Creek, Clark, Indiana Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: View image Post Office: Sellersburg Household Members: Name Age William Moore 45 Anna E Moore 48 Francis Moore 16 Matilda Moore 14 Jackson Moore 12 George Moore 10 ~~~~~~~ 1870 217 Moore William 45 William Moore abt 1825 Male White Indiana Silver Creek, Clark, Indiana Sellersburg 217 Moore Anna E 48 Anna E Moore abt 1822 Female White Virginia Silver Creek, Clark, Indiana Sellersburg 217 Moore Francis 16 Francis Moore abt 1854 Male White Indiana Silver Creek, Clark, Indiana Sellersburg 217 Moore Matilda 14 Matilda Moore abt 1856 Female White Indiana Silver Creek, Clark, Indiana Sellersburg 217 Moore Jackson 12 Jackson Moore abt 1858 Male White Indiana Silver Creek, Clark, Indiana Sellersburg 217 Moore George 10 George Moore abt 1860 Male White Indiana Silver Creek, Clark, Indiana Sellersburg ~~~~~~~ 1870 State: Indiana County: Clark City: Silver Creek Township Post Office: Sellersburg Enumeration date: August 3 1870 Name: William Moore Age: 45 Sex: M Color: W Occupation: Laborer Place of birth: Indiana Cannot read: 1 Cannot write: 1 Male Citizens of US of 21 years of age and upwards: 1 Name: Anna E. Moore Age: 48 Sex: F Color: W Occupation: Keeping house Place of birth: Virginia Cannot write: 1 Name: Francis Moore Age: 16 Sex: M Color: W Place of birth: Indiana Cannot write: 1 Name: Matilda Moore Age: 14 Sex: F Color: W Place of birth: Indiana Name: Jackson Moore Age: 12 Sex: M Color: W Place of birth: Indiana Name: George Moore Age: 10 Sex: M Color: W Place of birth: Indiana ~~~~~~~ Extract: 1880 United States Census Dwelling: District 34 Census Place: Silver Creek, Clark, Indiana Source: FHL Film 1254269; National Archives Film T9-0269; Page 243D Household: Rel Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace William MOORE Self Male W W 55 IN Occ: Work At Cement Mill Fa: TN Mo: OH Andrew MOORE Son Male S W 19 IN Occ: Laborer Fa: IN Mo: IN George MOORE Son Male S W 15 IN Occ: Home Fa: IN Mo: IN ~~~~~~~ Indiana Deaths, 1882-1920 Name: William Moore Date: 2 Jun 1894 Location: Indianapolis Age: 65 Yr Gender: Male Race: White Source Location: County Board of Health, Indianapolis Source Notes: The source of this record is the book H-5 on page 153 within the series produced by the Indiana Works Progress Administration. Source Information: Ancestry.com. Indiana Deaths, 1882-1920 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004. Original data: Various Indiana county death records indexed by the Indiana Works Projects Administration. Indiana: circa 1938-1941.	MOORE, William H (I20649)
879	Cindy Burnette stated the following , July 2012 "Savannah and Jacob were adopted by David and I August 7th 2009. They do not know but will in time. Their biological mother is my sisters daughter. She drank while pregnant causing Jake to have brain damage, Savannah seems to be ok, She is a very bright little girl. We got custody of Jake at 8 months and got Savannah at birth. We changed her name, we knew all parental rights were going to be terminated, so we named her what we wanted, and it was changed on her social security card and birth Certificate "	TRAVIS, Savannah Cheyenne (I15562)
880	Coffer may be spelled Cofer	COFER, Mary Elizabeth Ann (I439)
881	College: BA Pol Sci FL State, MA Physiology	FULP, Donald Keith (I1228)
882	Companion	Family F795
883	Companion	Family F795
884	Companion:	LOPEZ, Lepita (I1336)
885	Conflict - birth 1798 (1850 census), 1804 (1860 census)	BLACK, Joseph (I3660)
886	Conflict in marriage date, may be June 6, 1846 per marriage bond Stokes Co, NC Marriage date of June 11 is per Family Bible	Family F591
887	Conflict in marriage date, may be June 6, 1846 per marriage bond Stokes Co, NC Marriage date of June 11 is per Family Bible	Family F591
888	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	COOK, Alton Everett (I14135)
889	Corie Cook gave this information John A Petersen. Born as John A Peterson 5 Jul 1904 in Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada. His parents moved from Iowa to Canada. When they returned to Iowa, the US Government said they had to change the spelling of their surname from Peterson to Petersen. Married: 26 Dec 1927 Died: 27 Aug 1963. I was told he died at home (Cedar Mill, Washington, Oregon) from a heart attack, but the Oregon Death Index says he died in Multnomah County, so maybe he was pronounced dead at the hospital (about 7 miles away in Multnomah County). I was looking at some old Polk's Portland directories and saw that in 1937, John and Ethel were living on NW Wilson in Portland. He was a chipper for ESFCO (the company later became the well-known ESCO). The following year is when he and Ethel are shown with an address of RD 5 Box 451, which is near Cedar Mill. When they first moved near Cedar Mill, they rented a home until the construction on their permanent home was finished. I couldn't find a 1939 directory, but in 1940 they are shown living in their permanent home. The home, torn down in the 90's to make way for road construction, was beautiful. The outside was mostly Red Cedar and Redwood. John became a bigshot at the ESCO Portland office, but always made lots of time to go out hunting and fishing. Ethel always went fishing, crabbing and clamming with him. John and Ethel fought a lot, because Ethel was jealous of the secretaries John had. I don't remember ever visiting them when they didn't end up fighting.	PETERSEN, John Andrew (I16185)
890	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	PETERSEN, Joan Eleanor (I16183)
891	Corie Cook provided this information After John died, Ethel remarried and ended up moving to Hillsboro, Oregon. She had a house moved to my mom's small farm - not a small mother-in-law type house, but a large 2-story one which dwarfed my mom's home...lol. She wanted it set right on top of the garden, so that's where it was placed. That was the only area we had that was good for a garden (most of the rest was for livestock), so I never again had to spend time weeding there...lol. Ethel later moved near the coast, into a mobile home, close to one of her favorite fishing areas. She died of smoke inhalation in a fire.It was claimed she was intoxicated, and probably left a lit cigarette smoldering when she feel asleep. They said she probably did not wake up, so didn't feel any pain. ~~~~~~ 1920 United States Federal Census Name: Ethel Phelps Home in 1920: Amity, Yamhill, Oregon Age: 9 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1911 Birthplace: Tennessee Relation to Head of House: Daughter Father's Name: Charles N Phelps Father's Birth Place: Tennessee Mother's Name: Ina Phelps Mother's Birth Place: Tennessee Marital Status: Single Race: White Sex: Female Household Members: Name Age Charles N Phelps 28 Ina Phelps 27 Ethel Phelps 9 Paul Phelps 7 Source Citation: Year: 1920;Census Place: Amity, Yamhill, Oregon; Roll: T625_1506; Page: 5B; Enumeration District: 449; Image: 251. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1920 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010. Images reproduced by FamilySearch. ~~~~~~ 1930 United States Federal Census Name: Ethel Phelps Home in 1930: Lenoir City, Loudon, Tennessee Age: 19 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1911 Birthplace: Tennessee Relation to Head of House: Wife Spouse's Name: Lloyd Phelps Race: White Parents' birthplace: View image Household Members: Name Age Lloyd Phelps 21 Ethel Phelps 19 Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Lenoir City, Loudon, Tennessee; Roll: 2261; Page: 14B; Enumeration District: 6; Image: 409.0. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. ~~~~~~ 1940 United States Federal Census Name: Ethel Petersen Respondent: Yes Age: 29 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1911 Gender: Female Race: White Birthplace: Tennessee Marital Status: Married Relation to Head of House: Wife Home in 1940: Washington, Oregon Street: Cornell Road Inferred Residence in 1935: Portland, Multnomah, Oregon Residence in 1935: Portland, Multnomah, Oregon Sheet Number: 6A Household Members: Name Age John A Petersen 35 Ethel Petersen 29 Joanne Petersen 8 Lally Petersen 4 Source Citation: Year: 1940; Census Place: , Washington, Oregon; Roll: T627_3383; Page: 6A; Enumeration District: 34-48. ~~~~~~ 1973 Oregon, Death Index, 1898-2008 Name: Ethel L Hawkins Age: 62 Birth Date: Sep 1910 Death Date: 25 Feb 1973 Death Place: Tillamook Certificate: 73-03418 Source Citation: Oregon State Library; 1966-1970 Death Index; Reel Title: State of Oregon Death Index; Year Range: 1971-1980. ~~~~~~ from Corie coriedcook@gmail.com to paulcchasteen@gmail.com date Sat, Sep 10, 2011 at 5:19 AM subject ethel phelps Important mainly because of the people in the conversation. My grandma's obituary says her name was actually Ethyl Lenore Phelps. Her funeral notice was published in the Oregonian, March 1, 1973 Her obituary said she was born 19 Sep 1910. Her daughter, Sally, was shown with the wrong surname in the obit. Sally was born 28 Nov 1935 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon and is married to Norman K Sperling (born 3 Nov 1927). Her mom's (Dora Loop) obituary was published in The Oregonian, February 27, 1942, but wasn't completely copied onto the site to which I recently subscribed. It looks like it says she died in the McMinnville general hospital (in Yamhill County, OR). I found a high school photo of my cousin, Gary Lawrence Sperling (born 16 Jun 1956 in Oregon). he's the son of Ethyl's younger daughter (Sally Marie, born 28 Nov 1935 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon) and Norman K Sperling (born 3 Nov 1927) ~~~~~~ 1973 Oregon Death Index, 1903-98 Name: Hawkins, Ethel L County: Tillamook Death Date: 25 Feb 1973 Certificate: 73-03418 Age: 62 Birth Date: Sep 1910 Source Information: Ancestry.com. Oregon Death Index, 1903-98 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000. Original data: State of Oregon. Oregon Death Index, 1903-1998. Salem, OR, USA: Oregon State Archives and Records Center ~~~~~~.	PHELPS, Ethel Lenore (I16184)
892	CORIE PROVIDED THE FOLLOWING Nelson's spouse ***AKA nelson Phelps Ester Manerva ROSENBALM (also shown in various trees as Minerva Rosenbalm, Easter Rosenbalm, and Esther M Rosenbaum. Most of the censuses show her as Manerva, a couple as Minerva, one as Easter, and one as Manervey Phelps.) B: 15 May 1848 in , Claiborne, Tennessee. She was married about 1867. In the 1910 Census, it says they've been married 43 years D: 10 Feb 1933 in , Claiborne, Tennessee	ROSENBALM, Ester Manerva (I15800)
893	Corie states I have a note in my tree that her 3rd husband=Joseph Beeler. However, I did not write down the source of that info. ~~~~~~	SHELBY, Susan Anna (I16001)
894	Could not find Susan in any of the census indexes (Kristina Turner-2000)	TURNER, Susan (I1148)
895	County Treasurer for many years. Was a farmer and possibly a moonshiner.	BARNETT, Robert Evan (I60074)
896	Crossroads Baptist Church Cementary, MS or Pine Grove Cemetery Benjamin Holston informs me that he was killed, while on a trip from Washington State to Mississippi. He had picked up 2 hitchikers. He was seen with them, when he filled up with gas in the next town (Rockport, WA]. ~~~~~~ Social Security Death Index Name: Mark Holston SSN: 553-78-8285 Born: 20 Dec 1952 Last Benefit: 98223 Arlington, Snohomish, Washington, United States of America Died: Jun 1977 State (Year) SSN issued: California (1965) Source Citation: Number: 553-78-8285;Issue State: California;Issue Date: 1965. Source Information: Ancestry.com. Social Security Death Index [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration.	HOLSTON, Mark Trafton (I15553)
897	Crossville Chronicle, November 25, 1970 Funeral services for M C "Mack" McGuffin, 71 year old Harriman businessman, who once taught at Pleasant Hill Academy here, were held Friday at Maxwell Funeral Home in Harriman with burial in Willard Park cemetery. Mr McGuffin died Tuesday, November 17 at Harriman General Hospital of a heart attack while under treatment for a viral infection. A lifelong bachelor, his survivors include 2 sisters and several nieces and nephews. He operated Harriman Electric Co since 1939, before which he was a bookkeeper for a Knoxville firm and during the 1930's a teacher at Pleasant Hill.	MCGUFFIN, Mack Guess (I6934)
898	Customer pedigree.	Source Source: S4718 (S4718)
899	Customer pedigree.	Source Source: S4719 (S4719)
900	Customer pedigree.	Source Source: S8506 (S8506)

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