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| 251 | He lost eg in Civil War. | ALEXANDER, John W. (I30129074959)
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| 252 | He received a league of land from Mexican Govt. in the DeWitt Colony on Plum Creek. He was killed at the Alamo | GEORGE, James (I30129075358)
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| 253 | He registered a cattle brand "7A" in Caldwell County on May 21, 1858 | RICE, Joseph Henry (I30129075511)
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| 254 | He signed his mark with an "E" instead of an "X". His "E" was made of one "c" on top of another "c". | BUTLER, Edmund (I30129075213)
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| 255 | He was a Barber and was a Charter Member of Texas's Barber Association. | ALEXANDER, Shuford Morgan (I30129075030)
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| 256 | He was a leader in the community and believed in education. He was a trustee for the Tanglewood School. At one time working for the A.S.C. Farm Program, he was selected to go to Washington D.C. where he meet President Delano Roosevelt. When he died he left his wife, three children, nine grandchildren, fourteen great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. | LYNN (LINN), Shirley Evans (I30129075682)
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| 257 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BROWN, Allen Ethridge (I30129075165)
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| 258 | He was only child not born in Missouri. He was born in Colorado. | MIDDLETON, Elbert (I30129075608)
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| 259 | He was soldier in the American Revolution from Virginia. | PLANT, William (I30129075788)
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| 260 | He worked for Houston Natural Gas until his death. He also was a Beekeeper and at one time had a 100 hives of Honey Bees. | BROWN, Allen (I30124597311)
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| 261 | Her middle name may be Osbourne | GATTLEY, Sarah (I30124597194)
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| 262 | Her mother died when she was less than one year old and she was raised by her sisters and brother. | PATTERSON, Lulu Duff (I30129075776)
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| 263 | Herbert Cook was security for marriage of Elizabeth Coook and Richard U. Lemay | COOK, Elizabeth (I30124596903)
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| 264 | http://histfam.familysearch.org/getperson.php?personID=I252850&tree=Welsh | MASSEY, John (I30124597237)
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| 265 | Husband's surname from will of Henry Turney | BARNS, John (I30124597101)
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| 266 | Hve his WW! Draft Registration Card. He and Fruzzy were married by then. He was an accountant Katy -- Katy Railroad????? They were living at 2527 Ross Ave., Dallas, TX Now I know why she knew so much about Sanger harris Dept Store. :) | KELLOGG, Oliver Morton (I30124596611)
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| 267 | I suspect that this is WJ Wilson, son of Ester and Perry 1900 Census, Williamson Co., TX Justice Pct. 1, SD 10, ED 121, sheet 3 Wilson, W. J. head, white male, Aug, 1857, 42, married 17 years, b. SC parents same M. G., wife, white female, 32, married 17 years, eight children, all living, b. NC, father b. SC, mother NC Louies, son, white male, b. April, 1885, 15, single, b. NC. fther b. SC, M b. NC Russie, son, white male, April 1887, 13, son b. SC parents same Elisha, son, white male, Aprr, 1890 10, son, b. SC, parents same Sallie, daughter, white, female, Mar, 1891., 9, single, b. SC Caradine, son, white male, Mar, 1893, 7, single, b. 1893 RoxieDaughter, White, female, July 1894, 5 single. B. SC Mc (what) , son, white, male, b. 1896, 3 , single, b. SC Annie, daughter white, female, Sept, 1898 1, single. B. SC So --- this family must have moved 1989-1900. Also, must have moved back to SC from NC around 1886 | WILSON, William J. (I30124596668)
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| 268 | I am not sure this is the Elizabeth Pelham in my line --- dates appear to be off. | PELHAM, Elizabeth (I30124596978)
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| 269 | I believe she did not marry. She was, I believe, the eldest child of William Letter and Annie Mary (Mary Ann) Kreitner She was a nurse at St. Vincent's Home for the Aged. Buried from Gundlach Funeral Home. Obit mentions JOHN Letter, her brother. Lived 1907 State St., East St. Louis 1930 Fed. Census for Il; St, Clair Co., Belleville City, 6th precinct. ED 82-20, pg. 1A, stamped page 11 line 8 & 9 --- copy in file Letter, Amelia, rents, $30/mo. f, w, 32, s, b. IL, father b. Germany, Mother b. IL, says no occupation, so maybe wasn't working at the time. Irwin, 23, single, not working -- same parental info. Obituary from Belleville Advocate, 4 May, 1948. Funeral Services for Miss amelia A. Letter, 50 of 1907 State St. East St. Louis, a nurse for many years at St. Vincent's Home for the Aged in Belleville will be held at 10 am. Wednesday in St. Mary's Church with burial in Green Mount Cemetery. The body is in the Gundlach Funeral Home. Miss Letter died in her home saturday afternoon following an extended illness. She was born in Belleville and had lived in East St. Louis for many years. She leaaves four brothers: Edward B. Letter of East St. Louis, Eugene W., Albert and John Letter of St. Louis, and three sisters: mrs. Theodore Ohl and Mrs. Hilda Schoenborn boh of Belleville, and Mrs. A. J. Galli of El Monte, Calif. 1930 Census for Illinois, Bellevlle, 6th District, SD 25, ED 82-29m Sheet 1 A, So. High St., lines 8/9 Letter, Amelia, head, rents, $30.00 female, white, 32, Single, b. Illinois, father b. Germany, mother b. IL, says no occupation -- I believe that she was a nurse, but possibly she was not working. Maybe a practical nurse? Letter, Irwin, 23, single, not working. | LETTER, Amelia (I30124596455)
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| 270 | I believe she was a Roman Catholic Nun -- SSND might be the order | SCHOENBORN, Diane E. Schoenborn (I30124596111)
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| 271 | I believe that her name was either Emelia Emma or Emma Emelia According to her sister, Mary Anna Whiteside's, obit, she was a nun, Sister Merola of the Order of Notre Dame, Holy Angels Coonvent, Belleville, IL Death cert. on file, Missouri St.Board of Health, #24177 Sister Merola Wuertz (nee Emma). died in St. Louis, MO, 14 Jul, 1930. Cause of death was chronic myocarditis, complicated by mani depressive insanity. She was buried in Sancta Maria Cem., I am not certain whether this would have been in MO or IL> | WUERTZ, Emma (Emelia) (I30124596746)
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| 272 | I believe that the Kinney fammily was living in Littleton, Arapahoe Co., CO, n 1920-1930. Anna Lettter was still alive, I think in the late 1910's. However, in her mother's obit, she's listed as living in St. Louis, so this may not be her. In 1920, US Census for CO, Arapahoe Co., Littletown Town, SD2, ED 16, p. 5B, ward 7, lines 94-96 Kinney, Charles K. Owns home, Head, white, male, 29, married, b. CO. Father b. NY, Mother b. NJ. Employed as machinist at Engineerng Co. Gertrude E. wife, white, female, 29, married. B. IL. Both parents b. Germany (don't think this is correct). Almond, John, boarder, white, male, 30, b. Canada, emigrated 1892, naturalized. Both parents b. Canada. Have copy of probate settlement of his estate on file. Only heirs were his wife, Gertrude E. Kinney, and a daughter, Ruth M. Hoppel. At the time of Charles' death, the family , including Ruth, resided at 246 Dowling Ave, Littleton, CO> | KINNEY, Charles H. (I30124596312)
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| 273 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | LETTER, Patricia Ann (I30124596182)
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| 274 | I son, Brad | MCNAIR, Donald (I30124595966)
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| 275 | I think this man is related to emely/Emeline/Eveline Clark Turney. So -- I am keeping this info 1870 Census for TN, DeKalb Co., Dist 3, Liberty, Series M593, Roll"1524; page 131 Line 19, Clark, William, 40, male, white, farmer Value of real estate $2000; personal property - $1000, b. TN Caroline, wife, 38, white, female, keeps house, b. TN Elizabeth, daughter, 19, white, female, b. TN (all children b. TN) Tennessee, daughter, 17, female, whte Jenny, daughter, 11, white, female, Lucy, daughter, 6, William, son, 4 Wingate, son, 1 They live right smack in the middle of a bunch of Turneys. Suspicious. 1880 Census for TN, Warren, 15th Civil District, SD2, ED 187, page 20 Clark, W, C, white, male, 51, Farmer Caroline, wife, white, female, 49, keeps house Jennie B., 18, daughter, white, female Loula (looked like Lucy in 1870), daughter, 15 Wm, son, 14, Wingate, son, 12 Thos, son, 10, Nannie, daughter, 7 !900 Census for TN, Cannon Co., Civil Dist 10, SD 258; ED 24, p.4, stamped # 111 line 4, Clark, William C, headd, male, white, b. Sept, 1829, age 70, married 50 years, b. KY, both parents b. KY; Farmer, rented land Caralin, wife, white, female, b. Nov., 1831, 68, married 50 years, had borne 14 children, 7 survivig,B. TN, both parents b. TN Lula, daughter, 37, white, female, born May, 1863 Thomas, son, white, male, b. May (illegible, 1875, 25. He is employed as a "Churn" Agent Nannie, daughter, white, female, b. June 1878, 21. This reinforces the idea that William Clark and emeline Clark are related. The link is the b. KY, b. parents b. KY data. | CLARK, William (I30124597272)
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| 276 | IGIv. 50/ possibly correct/ possibly not! | JARVIS, Ann? (I30124596632)
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| 277 | IIs Anna Wuertz McCoy Whiteside the mother of Mildred.? Mildred was born in 1911. In 1910 Anna was a widow. SS#355-01-2707 Submitted by Philip Beimbrink -- from the Bellevllle News Democrat, nov. 24, 2001 Mildred D. Fenn, nee Whiteside 91, of Belleville, Il, b. 13 October, 1910 in Belleville, IL, died Thursday, 22 Nov, 2001, at Four Fountains Convalescent Center, Belleville, IL. Mildred was preceded in death by her husband, Harry M. Fenn, her parents, Raymond and Mary Ann, nee Wuertz, Whiteside, three stepbrothers and two stepsisters. Surviving are a siser, Marion Vail of Belleville, IL, nieces and nephews, and great nieces and great nephews. Mildred was a retired clerical worker for Edison Brothers Shoes, St. Louis ,MO. She was a member of St. Teresa Catholic Church, Belleville, Il, St. Clair Cl Historical Society and the Daughters of Isabella Circle 326. Services were held at Mount Hope Cemetery on 24 Nov., 2001. | WHITESIDE, Mildred (I30124596308)
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| 278 | In 1860 Census, Perry and Ester are living w/Sampson and Melinda. 1870 US census forr Notyh Carolina, Transylvania Co., Brevard Township, p. 18 (also # 405) house 141; family 148, lines11-17 Wilson, Perry, 40, M, W, Brickmasson, no real estate, value personal property $200, b. SC Ester, 33, F,W, b. SC Wm J, 11, m, w, at home, b. SC Elizabeth, 9, f,w, b. SC MARTHA, 6, f, w b. SC Mattie A, 4, f, w, b. sc (Is this DFora? If not, who is it?) Addie M (can't read age) W, F, b. SC The 1870 US Crndud for North Carolina, Transylvania Co., Brevard Township, p. 18, handwritten # 405, lines 11-17, enumerates drelling # 141, family # 143 Wilson, Perry m, 41, white, maleBrick mason, value of personal property $200, b. SC Ester, 33. white, female, b. SC Wm J, 11, white, male, at home, b. SC Elizabeth, 9, white, female, (all subseuent children are "at home" and b. SC) Martha, 6, white, female, Mattie, 4, white, female, Addie M., can't read age, white, female. 1880 Census for NC, Transylvania County, Davidson River Township, page 52 (?). SD 4, ED 156, stamped page A 235, lines 10-20 Wilson, Perry , white, married, 47, married, Stone Mason, b. SC, parents b. SC Ester, white female, 42, wife, married, keeping house, b. SC, parents b. SC William J. w, M, 20, son, single, works on farm, b. SC parents SC Mary E., white, single, 19, daughter, single, at home, birth data same. Martha A. w, F., 17, daughter, single, at home, at home, birth data same Dora M, w, f, 13, daughter, single at home, attended school w/i year, . born NC. Alice/ Adie C (?), F, W, 9, daughter, single, attended School w/i yeear, b. NC, parents same Maria E., w, f, 7, daughter, attended school, b. NC Sampson B. w, m, 4, son, b. NC Perry M. w, M, 1, son, b. NC By this data, if Martha was born in SC in 1863, and Dora was born NC in 1867, the family must have moved between those years. Sampson Brooks, Sr. apparently died ca 1864 In 1900, TX Census for Lee County, Justice Precinct 3, SD 10, ED 58, Shhet 7A, stamped 52 lines 28-31. Wilson, Perry A. w., m., b. Jan, 1831, 69, married 45 yrs. b. SC. both parents b. SC. farmer, rented farm Esther. wife. B. Aug., 1837. 62, w, f, m. 45 yrs. 10 children. 9 living. b. SC. m & f b. SC Clara R. daughter, w, f, b. Oct., 1884, 15. single. b. NC, parents b. SC Michel, son, w, m., b. Nov. 77, 22, single. b. NC, parents b. SC. farm laborer | WILSON, Perry A. (I30124596666)
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| 279 | In 1900 census, wife gives her name as Jane, both say married 24 years, so think it is the same person. | WILSON, Elizabeth J. (I30124597074)
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| 280 | in 1910 , he was enumerated with his brother, Albert. In his father's obituary, he is said to be living in St. Louis | LETTER, William (I30124596447)
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| 281 | In 1910 Census for TX, Harris Co., City of Houston, Justice Precint1, SD8, ED 99, Sheet 10A, stamped # 217 Rush (Roush??) Ave., # 169, family # 215. Ferrell, F. F. head. male, white, 37, 1st marriage, married 13 years. B. AL. Father b. Al. Mother's birthplace unknown. Engineer on the Railroad. Lillian, wife, female, white, 31, 1st marriage, m. 13 years, b. NC, parents' birthplaces UNK, Houseewife Bethel, son, male, white, 11, single. B. TX. father b. AL, mother b. NC Lucile, daughter, female, white, 9, single. B. TX I found his grave, in Chamberlain Cm. in Kingsville. Bethel is buried next to him. I fouond an online scan of his death cert. info on the FamilySearch test site. He never remarried. | FERRELL, Fredrick F. (I30124596033)
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| 282 | In 1910 census he is listed as EDWARD McCoy In 1930 Census for MO, St. Louis City, ward 7, ED 96-367; SD9, sheet 10A, stamped # 55, lines 9-12; 138 S. Jefferson St., family # 180 McCoy, Edward H - head, Rents $45/mo; male, white 33, married at 23; b. Il, father b. IL, Mother b. PA; Merchants in own store Gertrude - wife, female, white , 33, married at 23; b. MO; Father b. MO, mother b. Indiana' Deloras - daughter, female, white, 3, b. MO Pugh, Mary - mother -in-law, female, white widow, age 52, b. In; both parents b. Germany daes of birth and death from SSDI -- | MC COY, Edward (I30124596290)
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| 283 | In 1910 Census, he is listed as ALVIS (ALVIE) 1920 Census for Il, St. Clair Co., East St. Louis, SD 14, ED184, P. 6, lines 19-21 - St Clair Ave, St. # 1704; house # 131, family # 131 McCoy, Alvie (Alvis) , Head, rents, male, white 26, Married, b. IL IL; father b. ?; Mother b. PA; Machinist at Ford Motor CO Lois, wife, Female, white, 25, married, b. IL, both parents b. IL Barbara, daughter, female, white; 2 1/2, b. IL Al McCoy was alive in 1942, as he was pallbearer for Bertha Wuertz Neff. (see her obit) | MC COY, Aloysius T. (Alvie) (I30124596257)
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| 284 | In 1920 census for ILLINOIS, St. Clair Co., Belleville City, 2nd Precinct, SD 14, ED 123, p. 4b: lines 1 - 5, 403 W. Lincoln St. LETTER, Mary Head, rented home, female, white 53, widow b. IL, both parents b. Germany, housekeeper - working out Emelia, daughter , Female, white 22, single, B. IL, Father b. Germany, Mother, b. IL, worked as saleslady Edward B. Son, male, white, 20, single, birth data same as aabove, worked as Janitor Eugene W. , male, white, 15, single, birth data same, laborer in foundry Irwin T., male, white, 13, single, birth data same, at home. Obituary: Belleville Advocate, 04 June, 1921. Mrs. mary A. Letter, nee Haumesser, widow of the late William Letter, of 403 W. Lincoln Street, died at St. Vincent Hospital this morning after an operation, aged 54 years 9 months and 3 days. The deceased was born in this cityy Sept 1, 1866 and was united in marriage to William Letter, who preceeded her in death. She is survived by the following children: Mrs. Theodore Ohl, Emelia, Edward, Eugene and Ervin Letter and one brother Andrew Haumesser. (Klaus Sibbux spelled this HAmesser) She was a member of st. Peter's Cathedral. The funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock from the residence to St. Peter's Cathedral. Interment will be made in Green Mount CemeterGeorge Letter was also a child of Mary Haumesser Kreitner Letter St. Peter's Cathedral, Death Records, 1910-1928, p. 119. 4 June, 1921. Mary Letter, widow of William, age 55. Buried 7 June, 1921. Green Mount | HAUMESSER, Annie Mary (I30124596446)
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| 285 | In 1920 Census for Tx, Jefferson Co, JP 1, Beaumoont City, SD 26, ED 97, sheet 1B, Railroad Ave, #1526, 12th house, 15th family, lines 61-65 Dupree Henry W. head , rents, male, white 36, married, b. TX, baker in bakery shop. May, wife, female, white, 34, married, b. TX Helen, daughter, female, white, 11 William W. son, male, white 6 Jack, son, male, white 1 4/12 On same page, in same house, lines 66-68, family # 16 Dupree, Earl, head rents, male, white 38, b. TC, also baker in bakery shop Ada - wife, female, white 34 Maybell, daugter, female, white, 14 | DUPREE, Henry W. (I30124596293)
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| 286 | In 1920 they lived in Polk, Cass, Missouri. | MIDDLETON, William R. (I30129075605)
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| 287 | In 1930 census for IL, Stl Clair Col, Belleville, Ward 3, Ed 82-8; SD 25, p. 11B N. 34th st., house # 211, enumerated in the household of William MURDOCH, Wright, Fred; son-in-law, 23, white, mzle, married at 21. Em;loyed as Mouunter in Stove Factory Vera - daughter, 19, married @@ 17 Robert - Grandson, white, male, 2/0/12 | WRIGHT, Frederick (I30124596749)
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| 288 | In 1930 Census for TX, El Paso City El Paso County, JP1, ED 71-53; SD 20' sheet 6B, lines 47-49 Dupree, Esther, head, rents, $30/mo, no radio, female, white 35, Divorced (must have taken back her maiden name; b. SC, father b. SC,, mother b. NC 9no) saleswoman at Gragoods store Mattie - mother, female, white, 67, widow, b. NC, parennts b. SC Bulah - sister, female, white, 26, single, b. TX not working | DUPREE, Ester (I30124597041)
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| 289 | In 1930 census, for TX, Anderson County, Palestine City, Pct 1, ED 1-3; SD 18, p. 14!, stamped #38, North Queen St, #1102, house 255, family 359, lines 9-14 Dupree, J. Earl - head, rents, rental $15/mo; no radio, male, white, 49,, Ada A. wife, white, female May E. *(DuPree) owned house, $3500, white, female, widow, 44, b. TX; ssaleslady in Gry goods. Helen M., female, white 21, single, b. TX, Stenographer for Ins. Co. William W. white, male, 16, file clerk for railroad Jack EE., male, white, 11 | MAY (I30124596294)
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| 290 | In 1930 US census, TN, Lawrence County, the Riviera Dist, ED 8-4, pg. 3A, line 1-=15 copy of census in file. Pelham, John. owns home, value of home - $300; w, m, 63, marred 22, not in school, can read and write, b. TN, both parents b. TN - farmer Rebecca Ann, , wife, f, w, 52, 35 years married (????), b. TN Ethel J., s, w, f, 19 Sylvia, s, w, f, 13 Palmer, s, w, m, 15 (may be 18) works as farm laborer. 1900 Census for TN, Cannon County, 5th District, Series T 623, roll 1560, SD 5, ED 25, p. 46B Pelham, John, head, white, male, b. John, 1862, age 38, married 12 years, b. TN, both parents b. TN, farmer Etta, wife, white, female, oct., 1870, 29, married 12 years, 6 children, 3 living, b. TN, father b. TN, Mother b. NC Vester, son, white male, b. April, 1889, 11, b. TN Brevis, son, white, male, b. April, 1893, 7. b. TN Hulsey/Hubsey/Hubey, son, white, male, Deec., 1894, 3 *Mattie, mother, white, female, b. March, 1829, 71, widow, 7 children, 5 living, b. NC, both parents b. NCC 1920 census has John with family as given in 1930, plus father-in-law, Zachari (sic) Conner,72, farmer. | PELHAM, John (I30124596138)
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| 291 | In 1978 Swiss based Nestle Intrernational bought Alcon Labs for 280 million dollars from Robert. | ALEXANDER, Robert Dingle (I30129075020)
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| 292 | In Martha Jane's file folder is quite a good summary (IMHO), with sources, of the info which I have on her children and their descendants. | LESTER (LEISTER), Martha Jane (I30124596402)
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| 293 | In the 1860 census, John was still living at home. Also enumerated were Elizabeth Lemay, age 19, and Robert, age 2. I do not know who is Robert's Mother, or if Elizabeth was a niece or cousin of Sarah Lemay. But -- do not think she was the Elizabeth in the 1850 census, for she would have been 23 -- guess it is possible, though. Robert, age 2, however, CANNOT be the Robert T., age 17, in the 1850 census | LEMAY, Sarah Cook (I30124596494)
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| 294 | In the 1900 Census for IL, Vandenburg Co, Perry Township, Series T623, Roll 408, p. 109, SD 1, ED 138, sheet 13, stamped 109 A McCoy, Frank. Head, white, male, b. Oct., 1870, both parents b. IL, Brakeman Mary A. Wife, white, female, marreied, b. PA, parents b. Germany, married 8 years, 4 children, 3 living Aloysius T. son, white, male, b. June, 1893, age 6, b. IL, father b. IL, mother b. PA, at school Gertrude, daughter, white, female, b. Aug., 1894, b. IL, age 5 Edwin B. Son, white male, b. 1896, age 3 Enumerated with this family is WUERTZ, Henry, brother-in-law, white, male, b, July, 1875, b. PA, , age 25, single, brakeman Frank McCoy is not listed with his family in the 1910 Census; presumably, he is dead. | MC COY, Frank (I30124596776)
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| 295 | In the 1900 Census for Indian Teritory, Chickasaw Nation, Township 5, Range 6 E, Series T623, Roll 1847, p. 277, SD 72, ED 127, page 20 B, line 76 Pelham, Willis M. Head, white, male, B. Nov., 1857, 42, married, 21 yrs. , B. TN, both parents born TN, Farmer, rented land Nannie - wife, white, female, b. Oct., 1857, 42, married, 21 yrs., 11 children, 6 living, b. TN, both parents b. TN Marshall G. Son, white, male, b. Aug., 1887, age 12, single, b. TX Roy C., son, white, male, b. June, 189e, age 6, b. Indian Territory Etter/Ester daugter, white, female, born March, 1896 4 yrs. old Saddie ddaughter, white, female, b. May, 1899 1 year old In the 1910 Ceensus for Texas, San Patricio County, Aransas Pass, Precent #6, Series T624, Roll 1583, p. 274, SD 15, ED 112, p 11A Pelhalm, Willis M. Head, white, male, 52, married -- 1st marr., 28 yrs. b. TN, parents b. TN Laborer for Public Works Nannie E, wife, white, female, 52, married -- 1st marriage 28 yrs. 10 children, 7 living, b. TN parents b. TN Marshall G. son, white male, 21, single, b. TX Roy C. son, white male, 16 B. OK Ester M. - daughter, white, female, 14, b. OK Sadie - daughter, white, female, 10 b. OK Jimmie - daughter, white, female, 8 b. OK | PELHAM, Willis (I30124596977)
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| 296 | In the 1900 census, Barbry PARIS is living with Grandma and Grandpa Hayes. She is listed as a servat (??!!). She was 16 years old, born TN, both parents born TN. Did not accompany them to TX 1900 Census, Cannon Co., TN, 7th Civil District, SD 8. ED 47, Sheet 4 B, lines , 84-8 Hayes, Luther, head, w, m, b. April, 1869, 31, married 5 years, b. TN, parents TN Farmer, can read, write and speak English Sallie, wife, w, f, Sept, 1873,, 26, married 5 years, two children born, two living. born TN, both parents b. TN, can read, write and speak English Clyde, son, m, w, June, 1897, 2, b. TN, parents b. TN Kirby, son, m, w, March, 1899 1 Paris, Barbry, servant, w, f, birth month unknown, b. 1884, 16 (so probabl they didn't really know how old she was) b. T, both parentsb. TN, could read,w rite and speak english 1920 Census, Almost illegible (Hill CO?), TX. SD 11, ED -1) Sheet #2 lines 61-68 Hayes, LE Head, m, w, 40, married (this copy is useless -- need to try Ancestry) Sallie, wife, f, w, 45, m. Willie, son, m, w, 19, single Jessie, daughter, 14, single, w, f, Harvey, son, w, m, 11, single (this would make him b. 1909,not 8) Raymond, son, m, w, 10 s, Woodrow, son m, w, 7, s, Vera, daughter, f, w, 2 The family is enumerated in the 1910 US Census as the HAYE family. The page is almost comppletely illegible -- they are enumerated as follows (ancestry.com images) 1910 US Federal Census for Texas, Hill County, Justice Precinct 8, ED 174/194??, p. 6b Haye, Latin L, age 41 Sarah J., age 36 Cammie C, 12 (Uncle Clyde) Kerby, age 11 Morris L, 4 (Aunt Jessie!!) James H. 2 (Daddy) Rosemond J, 4/12 (Uncle Raymond) This fits with info on Daddy's birth cert., giving place of birth as Hill CO, TX. In 1930, I finally found them: Ancestry.com had them indexed under Huger, Lather E and Sarah J However, on the census itself, they are clearly listed as HAYES, LUTHER etc 1930 Census for TX, Nueces, Line 20, House 31, family 83, Hayes, Luther E. Head, rents, had radio, head, white, 62, 27 when married, b. TN, both parents born TN, Farmer, not a veteran Sarah J - wife, female, white, 57, married @@22; b. TN, both parents b. Tx Harvey, son, male, white, 22, single, b. TX raymond, son, male, white, 19, single, B. TX Woodrow, son, male, white, 17, b. TX Vera, daughter, female, white 14, single, b. TX (they are misidentified on ancestry as HUGER, Lather and family -- rest of first names are okay) | HAYES, Luther Elmore (I30124596400)
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| 297 | In the 1910 Ceensus for IL, St. Clair Co., Belleville, SD 113, ED 11, p. 8 A McCoy, Mary (Anna), head, female, white, 38, marital status too smudged to read, b. PA, both parents B. Germany,. 6 children, 5 living. Alvis (Alvie?) Son, male, white, 16, b. IL, father b. Il, mother b. PA, works as Stamper in packing house. Gertrude, daughter, 15, female, white, single, b. IL Same Census, page 8B McCoy, Edward, son, male, white, 12, single. Raymond, son, male, white 7 Margrette, daughter, female, white 5. In the 1920 Census for IL, Stl Clair Co., East. St. Louis Township, SD 14, ED 173, p. 9A, lines 1-7 Whiteside, Raymond T., head, rents home, male, white 42, married, b. IL, both parents b. VA, occupation stock?? Mary, wife, female, white, 47, married, b. PA, both parents b. Germany Mildred (Mildreth?), daughter, female, white, 9, single, b. IL, father b. IL, mother b. PA Maren/ Marion) daughter, female, white 1/1/2, b. IL McCoy, ExertH (??) Stepson, male, white, 22, single,. b. IL, father b. IL, mother b. PA Raymond, T/F - Stepson, male, white, single, 17 Margarite, step-daughter, female, white, 14 OBITUARY FOR ANNA WUERTZ WHITESIDE Submitted by Philip Beimbrink -- from the East St. Louis Journal -- 31 )ct and 1 Nov, 1928. Mary Ann Whiteside, nee Wuertz, formerly of Belleville, Illinos, died at her home, 709 Ohio Avenue in East St. Louis, Illinois, Tuesday, 30 Oct, 1928. Mary is survived by her husband, Ray whiteside, and seven children: Mildred and Marion Whiteside of East St. Louis, IL, Alvie T. McCoy, of Daytona Beach, FL, Edward H and Raymond F. Mc Coy, Mrs. Gertrude Kinney and Mrs. Margaret Grieshaber , all of St. Louis, MO, and the following brothers and sisters: William F. Wuertz of East St. Louis, Henry A and Joseph J Wuertz of St. Louis Mo, Sister Merola in the Order of Notre Dame, Holy Angels Convent, East St. Louis, IL, Katherine (Edward) Wright of belleville, IL, Bertha (George) Neff of St. Louis, MO, and Ida Barbara (Arthur) Gantner of Collinsville, IL. Funeral from Walsh Funeral Home to St.Patrick's Church, Friday, 2 Nov, 1928. Interment at Mount Carmel Cemetery, Belleville, IL, | WUERTZ, Anna (I30124596241)
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| 298 | In the 1910Census for Texas, Navarro County, SD 6, ED 71, Sheet 4A, lines 7- 12: King, Jasper L., Male, white, 50, b. TN, both parents b. TN, farmer on general farm Malinda E, female, white, wife, 50, b. TN, both parents b. TN Clellie M, fenale, white, daughter, 25, b. TN, both parents b. TN Dollie L., female, white, 18, b. TN Audie V., female, white, daughter, 10, b. TN Oakley, male, white, son, 5., b. TX Soo -- theyprobably moved to TX sometime between 1900 and 1905. Enumerated just above this family is the family of James Kng, his wife Mattie and brother Louis L., also all from TN. I could not find htis family in l920, but did find Jasper in 1930, enumerated with his son's family. I believe that this is Jasper King w/ his family 1860 Census for cannon Co. TXn, p. 171, stamped pg# 369 King, Wm, 23, male, farmer, goods valued at $450. farmer, b. TN Frances, 25, wife, b. TB Mary, 3, female Wm Ann??? 2 -- can't tell on name jasper 3/12 | KING, J. L. (I30124596560)
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| 299 | In the 1930 census for Texas, Navarro County JP1, ED 175-10, Sheets 11-A and line 1 of sheet 11 B, King, Lonnie L., Head, had radio, rented house, male, white 40, married at 22. b. TN, farmer on general farm Laura, wife, white, female, 38, married @@ 20, b. TX Arlee, son, white, male, 13 (all children b. TX) Norman, son, white, male, 10. Clarence son, white, male, 5 King, Jasper L., father, white, male, 70, b. TN IN THE 1920 ensus for TX, Navarro County, east 1/2 of JP 1, Sd6, ED 240, shet 2B, lines81-85 KING, Lonnie L., rents home, male, white 30, b. TN farmer Laura - wife, white, female, 28, b. TX R. L., son, white, male, 3, b. TX Shaver/Shiver, Lester (Peter?) - boarder, male, white, 19, b. TX | KING, Lonnie L. (I30124596301)
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| 300 | In the parish records of St. Peter's Cathedral is a notice for Theresa Schlecter, illegitimate wife of Wm Trost, age 63.. Buried in Green Mount Cemetery | SCHESTER, Therese (I30124597008)
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