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1401 Rachel Louisa Jetton died at 2 am. She was not married and was the first person buried in Jetton Cemetery. Jetton, Rachel Louisa (I0795)
 
1402 Rainey Lurinna Elizabeth "Ramey" Ford never married. Ford, Rainey Lurinna Elizabeth "Ramey" (I11716)
 
1403 Ray Hollowell never married. Hollowell, Ray (I0558)
 
1404 Ray Hollowell suffered with tuberculosis for over 2 years before he died from an intestinal hemorrhage. His brother, John Albert Vernon Hollowell, was the informant on his death certificate. Hollowell, Ray (I0558)
 
1405 Raymond T. Downey was a private in World War II. He enlisted on 9 Sep 1942 in Washington County, Oklahoma. Downey, Raymond T. (I9792)
 
1406 Rebecca Howard never married. Howard, Rebecca (I9451)
 
1407 Reginald Eugene "Jelly" Gatewood and Lelia Opal Wilker are divorced by the 1940 census. Gatewood, Reginald Eugene "Jelly" (I8301)
 
1408 Reginald Eugene "Jelly" Gatewood and Lelia Opal Wilker are divorced by the 1940 census. Wilker, Lelia Opal (I8302)
 
1409 Rev. James Calvin Scivally's granddaughter stated that at his funeral the cars were four miles long. Scivally, Rev. James Calvin (I11189)
 
1410 Rev. Josephus Wesley Ford and Markley Stanford "Sandy" Ford married sisters, Eliza Ann Young and Lurana Elizabeth "Luraney" Young. And their brother, Rev. William Henry Ford, Sr., married the aunt, Elizabeth E. "Bet" Young, of these Young sisters. Young, Eliza Ann (I11436)
 
1411 Rev. Josephus Wesley Ford and Markley Stanford "Sandy" Ford married sisters, Eliza Ann Young and Lurana Elizabeth "Luraney" Young. And their brother, Rev. William Henry Ford, Sr., married the aunt, Elizabeth E. "Bet" Young, of these Young sisters. Ford, Rev. Josephus Wesley (I11435)
 
1412 Rev. Josephus Wesley Ford and Markley Stanford "Sandy" Ford married sisters, Eliza Ann Young and Lurana Elizabeth "Luraney" Young. And their brother, Rev. William Henry Ford, Sr., married the aunt, Elizabeth E. "Bet" Young, of these Young sisters. Young, Lurana Elizabeth "Luraney" (I11700)
 
1413 Rev. Josephus Wesley Ford and Markley Stanford "Sandy" Ford married sisters, Eliza Ann Young and Lurana Elizabeth "Luraney" Young. And their brother, Rev. William Henry Ford, Sr., married the aunt, Elizabeth E. "Bet" Young, of these Young sisters. Ford, Markley Stanford "Sandy" (I11701)
 
1414 Rev. Josephus Wesley Ford and Markley Stanford "Sandy" Ford married sisters, Eliza Ann Young and Lurana Elizabeth "Luraney" Young. And their brother, Rev. William Henry Ford, Sr., married the aunt, Elizabeth E. "Bet" Young, of these Young sisters. Ford, Rev. William Henry "Uncle Billy" Sr. (I11919)
 
1415 Rev. Josephus Wesley Ford and Markley Stanford "Sandy" Ford married sisters, Eliza Ann Young and Lurana Elizabeth "Luraney" Young. And their brother, Rev. William Henry Ford, Sr., married the aunt, Elizabeth E. "Bet" Young, of these Young sisters. Young, Elizabeth E. "Bet" (I11918)
 
1416 Rev. Josephus Wesley Ford was one of the organizers of the New Salem Free Will Baptist Church on 4 Apr 1893 at the old Perrin School House near Decatur, Wise County, Texas.  Ford, Rev. Josephus Wesley (I11435)
 
1417 Rev. Marmaduke Blackistone was the Vicar of Woodborne, Rector of Redmarshall in 1585, Rector of Sedgefield in 1599, and Prebendary of Durham. Blackistone, Rev. Marmaduke (I13607)
 
1418 Reverend Howard D. McMichael and Margaret "Madge" Shira were married in 1899. Less than 2 years later he was injured in a fall on a runaway horse. He died almost a year later from pulmonary issues that were caused by the accident.  McMichael, Howard Williams Rev. (I2438)
 
1419 Reverend Howard D. McMichael and Margaret "Madge" Shira were married in 1899. Less than 2 years later he was injured in a fall on a runaway horse. He died almost a year later from pulmonary issues that were caused by the accident. Margaret "Madge" Shira McMichael never remarried. Shira, Margaret A. "Madge" (I2427)
 
1420 Rhoda (Rody) Rains Bailey and Robert Bailey are living 6 houses away from her mother and step father, Delphia Jane Tubbs Rains Cummings and William Cummings. Rains, Rhoda "Rody" (I5711)
 
1421 Rhoda (Rody) Rains Bailey and Robert Bailey are living 6 houses away from her mother and step father, Delphia Jane Tubbs Rains Cummings and William Cummings. Bailey, Robert (I5712)
 
1422 Rhoda A. "Emma" Ford Freiley's obituary:
Alex Tribune, Alex, Grady Co., OK, Friday, December 9, "Mother and Babe Rest In The Same Grave - Mrs. Emma Freiley wife of J. Freiley died at her home 1 1/2 miles west of Alex, Thursday at 8:30 o'clock after giving birth to a son, who also died and is buried with its mother. She was born in Wise county, Texas, 1890 and was married to J. W. Freiley at Lawton in 1908. To this union were born eight children four boys and four girl, one surviving their mother. She was converted at the age of 13 years and united with the Free Will Baptist church, and continued a faithful member until about three years ago when she transferred her membership to the Missionary Baptist church. She was a true Christian as shown in her daily walk and utilized to its fullness by her family and neighbors especially during the last year of her life, when she suffered greatly much of the time when everything possible was done for her by skilled physicians and was under a nurse's care, but human care could not save her. She seemed to realize that her time on earth was short and made preparations to meet her savior. She is survived by her husband, 4 daughters and 3 sons, her mother, 4 brothers and 4 sisters. Her mother, 2 brothers and 1 sister were here for the funeral. The funeral services were held at the Missionary Baptist church Friday afternoon conducted by Rev. H. P. Robertson, pastor of the Methodist church, in the presence of a large crowd of relatives, neighbors and friends, and burial was made in the Morris cemetery east of Alex. 
Ford, Rhoda Ardilla "Emma" (I11584)
 
1423 Rhonda Marlana Houston was shot and killed by her husband. She had no children. Houston, Rhonda Marlana (I0024)
 
1424 Richard Angus "Uncle Angus" Ridgill fought for the Confederacy during the Civil War. He was a corporal in the 23rd Regiment, South Carolina Infantry. Ridgill, Richard Angus "Uncle Angus" (I6664)
 
1425 Richard Dulaney Crisman never married. Crisman, Richard Dulaney (I15178)
 
1426 Richard E. Ford and Emoline P. Myers Ford had no children. Myers, Emoline P. (I12158)
 
1427 Richard E. Ford and Emoline P. Myers Ford had no children. Ford, Richard E. Jr. (I12131)
 
1428 Richard E. Ford was a Free-Will Baptist minister, who traveled from Tennessee to Arkansas and Missouri in a cart pulled by oxen. He had three sons, Josephus Wesley Ford, James Alexander Ford, and William Henry Ford who also became Free-Will Baptist ministers. The 1850 census listed Richard E. as a wagon maker. Ford, Rev. Richard E. Sr. (I12119)
 
1429 Richard H. Shelton never married. Shelton, Richard H. (I2396)
 
1430 Richard Lee "Dick" Summers/Conkle Prisoner of War Information: The most significant experience occurred on 16 February 1945 as consequence of bombing mission of Gelsenkirchen oil refinery. Because of flak damage to aircraft during and following bomb run, we were unable to return to England and were forced to ditch in the North Sea about 10 miles off Holland. The aircraft broke in two just aft of radio room. The 9-man crew survived the ditching and subsequent very cold and wet exposure for over 12 hours until washing ashore at a German coastal installation near Haarlem, Holland. All became Prisoner of War until liberated by U. S. Forces from Stalag VIIA at Mooseberg, Germany on 29 April 1945. Plane was B-17 'Carrie B' #4338187. Summers/Conkle, Dr. Richard Lee "Dick" (I12634)
 
1431 Richard Lee "Dick" Summers/Conkle was a Sergeant in the Air Force. He was a Bombardier/Togglier. Summers/Conkle, Dr. Richard Lee "Dick" (I12634)
 
1432 Richard Lee "Dick" Summers/Conkle was the biological son of Leroy Henry Conkle. He was adopted by Ray Summers. Summers/Conkle, Dr. Richard Lee "Dick" (I12634)
 
1433 Richard Ridgill was the Magistrate for Clarendon County, South Carolina. Ridgill, Richard (I6673)
 
1434 Richard Ridgill's will was written on 9 Jan 1804, and it was filed on 2 Jul 1813. Ridgill, Richard (I13634)
 
1435 Richard Simpson Ford and Menecy Elizabeth "Nettie" Ford were first cousins. Ford, Menecy Elizabeth "Nettie" (I11438)
 
1436 Richard Simpson Ford and Menecy Elizabeth "Nettie" Ford were first cousins. Ford, Richard Simpson (I11505)
 
1437 Richard W. Shelton states that he was born in Butler County, Kentucky on his marriage record. Shelton, Richard W. (I2016)
 
1438 Robert A. Lewis was a carpenter. Lewis, Robert A. (I13394)
 
1439 Robert Clifford Payne was the state manager of Woodmen of the World. Payne, Robert Clifford Sr. (I6685)
 
1440 Robert Clinton Dulaney never married. Dulaney, Robert Clinton (I1800)
 
1441 Robert Frank Sutton and Ethel Leola Moore Brown Sutton didn't have any children. Sutton, Robert Frank (I2451)
 
1442 Robert Frank Sutton and Ethel Leola Moore Brown Sutton didn't have any children. Brown, Ethel Leola Moore (I2445)
 
1443 Robert Hal Wilkins never married. Wilkins, Robert Hal (I0367)
 
1444 Robert Hollowell and Elizabeth Cox Hollowell were Quakers. Cox, Elizabeth (I1110)
 
1445 Robert Hollowell and Elizabeth Cox Hollowell were Quakers. Hollowell, Robert (I1109)
 
1446 Robert Isaac Thrash never married. Thrash, Robert Isaac (I11353)
 
1447 Robert Lee Payne was a blacksmith. Payne, Robert Lee (I7905)
 
1448 Robert Lee Payne was killed when he tried to help a coworker that had become entangled in a live electrical wire. Payne, Robert Lee (I7905)
 
1449 Robert Murry Ross and Mary B. Ferguson didn't have any children. Ross, Robert Murry (I0735)
 
1450 Robert Murry Ross and Mary B. Ferguson didn't have any children. Ferguson, Mary B. (I0741)
 

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