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1	Filed in error in Stokes County, North Carolina, with 58 others, along with Bonds.	Family: F220
2	Never married.	Aldridge Angela Josephine (Daisy)
3	Margaret McKnitt was the first wife; Sophia Unknown was the second wife and Abigail McKnitt was the third wife.	Alexander James Robert
4	Died as a child.	Alexander Jemima
5	In her father's will, her name was "Femina".	Alexander Jemima
6	Adopted	Belcher Norman
7	Was given to Mildred Thompkins Belcher at the St. Louis Union Train Station. He was later in WWII.	Belcher Norman
8	Died at Veteran's Hospital.	Boyd Elmo Leroy
9	He was a French Huguenot. He married two sisters: Katherine and Mary, as well as their half sister, Jane.	Brevard John\Jean
10	Died at age 21.	Butterworth Jean
11	Murdered his brother in law, Beck Jones. They had been playing cards and drinking. It happened in front of family members	Carlton Henry Davis
12	Died as an infant.	Carlton Mary Lou
13	Never married	Carlton William Henry
14	Copied from the Murray, Kentucky Ledger and Times, dated 1885: Uncle Amos Chambers, living nine miles west of Murray was found dead on a pond of ice on 24 January 1885. No one can account for his death but it must have been caused from heart disease or a fall upon the ice, he being 80 years of age and quite feeble. He came to this county in 1830, and was one of the pioneer citizens.	Chambers Amos Carroll
15	Died at birth.	Chambers Beauton
16	Died at age 6.	Chambers Samuel
17	Enlisted in the army in North Carolina in 1775.	Cooper Malachi
18	Was fatally burned when she went back into a burning house for a pet chicken.	Dennison Ida
19	Was a distinguished flyer, and earned a Purple Heart.	Dennison Leo A.
20	Mary Elizabeth Dennison Ross and Robert Murray Ross went to California, in a covered wagon. But, she was afraid of the Indians, so they went back home to Illinois.	Dennison Mary Elizabeth
21	Died from a stroke.	Dennison Peter Andrew
22	It is family history that Peter's brother, Stephen Clayton Dennison, fought and died at the Alamo.	Dennison Peter L
23	Fought and died at the Alamo.	Dennison Stephen
24	Enlisted in Company E., 40th Iowa Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War.	Dodd Charles E.
25	Was struck and killed by a neighbor's son, while he was walking on the road in front of his house.	Doron Alford Lewis
26	Born in the home of his parents, Ambrose and Rebecca Doron.	Doron Ambrose Manville
27	Died in the home he was born in.	Doron Ambrose Manville
28	Drowned as a child in the Little Obion River.	Doron Epsy
29	Came the the USA as a stow away when he was 10-12.	Doron John
30	Christian divorced C.C. Dulaney on the 27 September 1878. Christina Catherine Dulaney Galloway Carlton Hollowell Waldrop died in home of daughter, Lucy Wilkins.	Dulaney Christina Catherine
31	David T. Delaney fought for the Union in the Civil War. He enlisted in Ironton, MO on 5 Sep 1864, and mustered out in Benton, MO on 28 Mar 1865. He fought with Co. E, 47th Missouri Inf.	Dulaney David Thomas
32	Tombstone reads Daves Dulaney.	Dulaney Davis B.
33	Never married.	Dulaney John B.
34	Never married.	Dulaney Marvin Joseph
35	Commited suicide with a shotgun.	Dulaney William Henry
36	Had no children.	Eaker Ellen
37	Had no children.	Eaker George Washington
38	Had no children.	Eaker Mendoza (Doza) Jane
39	Was a Lay Deacon, and his name figures prominately in the old church records of Martin's Chapel Methodist Church in Calloway County Kentucky.	Farmer Anderson Carrol
40	John Ford was killed by Union soldiers in Missouri. They lived in Missouri at the time, and after his death, she returned to Kentucky.	Ford John A.
41	Died in the home of Ambrose and Rebecca Doron.	Freeman Elizabeth
42	Brother to Wiley T. Galloway	Galloway John Enos
43	Died as an infant.	Galloway William C
44	Died at six months.	Gibson Ruth
45	Joel Gossett was the bondsman for Davis and Altena Gordon Dulaney.	Gossett Joel
46	Died from typhoid fever while a soldier in the Civil War. After his death his father, Levi enlisted at the age of 43.	Grimm Daniel
47	Levi Grimm was 44 when he enlisted in the Civil War. He was discharged 28 Jul 1863 because of the injury he sustained at the Battle of Fredericksburg on 13 Dec 1862. This injury involved the loss of his right leg. It can be noted in the picture of him and Mariah that he has a wooden leg.	Grimm Levi
48	Died as a child.	Grimm Sarah
49	Was adopted by a Guiliano family.	Guiliano Albert
50	Had no children.	Hahn Frona Belle

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