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A Family Tribute and Scrapbook This site is an online resource for the ancestry of Bruce Eugene Shirey and Gloria Julene Hughey, and Dr. LeRoy Cecil Mims and Nancy Grace Blackistone. This resource encompasses over 15,000 individuals including direct, collateral, and allied lines. The site also presents over 10,000 scanned images. We would like to thank all who have contributed to this ongoing project. If you have any questions, comments, information, or items to include please Contact The Site Manager. |
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C B Hollowell & C C Dulaney |
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| 1701 | Verna "Vernie" M. Ross Wright died from a knife wound to the neck. At first her death was ruled as "self inflicted", but after an inquest into her death, her death was ruled as a homicide. | Ross, Verna "Vernie" M. (I3307)
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| 1702 | Viola Roberta "Roberta" Hughes and James Gilbert "Bert" Coman had no children. | Hughes, Viola Roberta "Roberta" (I1360)
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| 1703 | Viola Roberta "Roberta" Hughes and James Gilbert "Bert" Coman had no children. | Coman, James Gilbert "Bert" (I1361)
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| 1704 | Virgie Viola Ross had auburn hair. | Ross, Virgie Viola "Ollie" (I0717)
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| 1705 | Virginia C. Dulaney Galloway and Sarah Ann Galloway are living with their son and brother, Joshua C. Galloway, on the 1910 Bollinger County, Missouri census. Joshua C. Galloway and Mary Lucretia Stoltz have been married seven years, and their daughter, Eula Indabel Galloway, is three years old. | Galloway, Joshua Calvin (I1762)
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| 1706 | Virginia Gibson Chambers Wilkins died 3 months after giving birth to Mary L. Wilkins. | Chambers, Virginia Gibson (I0156)
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| 1707 | Vivian V. King and Carl Jacob Stricker had no children. | King, Vivian V. (I2456)
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| 1708 | Vivian V. King and Carl Jacob Stricker had no children. | Stricker, Carl Jacob (I3081)
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| 1709 | Wade Harrison was a farmer and was licensed to preach in the Methodist Church. He attended Murray State University and Candler School of Theology in Atlanta. He was also a Corporal in the army during WWII. | Harrison, Wade (I6167)
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| 1710 | Walter Henry Breeze and Estella Florence "Stella" Ford Breeze had no children. Sometime before 1920 they adopted Lillie E. Breeze - Nelson. | Ford, Estella Florence "Stella" (I11506)
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| 1711 | Walter Henry Breeze and Estella Florence "Stella" Ford Breeze had no children. Sometime before 1920 they adopted Lillie E. Breeze - Nelson. | Breeze, Walter Henry (I11516)
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| 1712 | Walter Horace Dulaney never married. | Dulaney, Walter Horace (I1766)
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| 1713 | Walter Raleigh Ford is buried with his first wife. | Ford, Walter Raleigh (I12094)
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| 1714 | Walter William Ford was a civilian government employee. | Ford, Walter William (I6721)
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| 1715 | Was a DAR member. | Shira, Margaret A. "Madge" (I2427)
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| 1716 | Was a dentist. | Kelly, Dr. James Grant (I2522)
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| 1717 | Was a distinguished flyer, and earned a Purple Heart. | Dennison, Leo Andrew (I2289)
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| 1718 | Was a doctor and first Lieutenant with the Ninth Tennessee Infantry,Company A. | Bucy, Dr. Andrew Jackson (I4529)
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| 1719 | 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 (I2261)
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| 1720 | Was a Methodist Preacher. | Dulaney, Alvin Harmer (I1801)
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| 1721 | Was a school teacher before marriage. | Lamberton, Bessie May (I4361)
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| 1722 | Was a stage coach driver, and carried the mail. | Waldrop, Alfred F. (I1878)
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| 1723 | Was a well known Baptist preacher. | Fletcher, Rev. John (I8074)
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| 1724 | Was adopted by a Guiliano family. | Guiliano, Albert (I2106)
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| 1725 | Was adopted by Reuben Kuhns of 19 Mar 1884. His original name was Alfred Leonard. His mother was Dora Leonard. | Kuhns, Alfred (I3109)
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| 1726 | Was an oil driller by trade. | Grimm, Jeremiah Reighner "Jerry" (I1216)
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| 1727 | Was in the Mecklenburg County Militia. Was a Revolutionary War soldier. | Jetton, Lewis John (I0665)
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| 1728 | Was in the State Hospital Number 2 for 8 years. He suffered with epilepsy, and died from a stroke. | Ross, Pleasant Peter (I0788)
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| 1729 | Was killed during the Civil War at Murfreesboro, Rutherford, Tennessee. | Bucy, Dr. Andrew Jackson (I4529)
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| 1730 | Was killed while duck hunting. | Gardiner, James Jr. (I7216)
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| 1731 | Was married only 7 days before she died. | Dulaney, Victoria A. (I2402)
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| 1732 | Was murdered by his brother in law, Henry Davis Carlton. They had been playing cards and drinking before it happened. He was killed in front of family members. | Jones, Emmet Beck (I2825)
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| 1733 | Was operated on for appendicitis, but died 40 days later. | Jetton, Charles Wickliff (I1629)
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| 1734 | Was struck and killed by a neighbor's son, while he was walking on the road in front of his house. | Doron, Alfred Louis (I0291)
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| 1735 | Was with Company B, 2nd IA Calvary. | Kuhns, John B. (I3116)
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| 1736 | When applying for her marriage license, the Comanche County Clerk asked Pasty Brown how old she was. She replied that she was over 16. Patsy had put a dime, nickel, and penny in her shoe. She and Delbert Richard Ford were married at the Fort Sill Indian School in Lawton, Comanche, Oklahoma. | Brown, Patsy (I10318)
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| 1737 | When her parents divorced Ida Mae "Brownie" Brown stayed with her mother, Martha Jane Harbert Brown. | Brown, Ida Mae "Brownie" (I10331)
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| 1738 | When her parents divorced Lena Brown stayed with her father, John Houston Brown. | Brown, Lena (I10332)
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| 1739 | When her parents divorced Patsy Brown stayed with her father, John Houston Brown. | Brown, Patsy (I10318)
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| 1740 | When her parents divorced Willie Brown stayed with her father, John Houston Brown. | Brown, Willie (I10333)
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| 1741 | When Julene's mother, Lucetta, went into labor with the next child (Afton Norvell), the family gathered up everyone and left. However, they neglected to take Julene, who had hid under the bed that her mother was about to deliver in. And there Julene hid until after the baby was born and the family returned. | Wilkins, Lee Julene "Julene" (I0115)
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| 1742 | When Mabel Irene Brown married Charles Harward, he was 30 years her senior. They never had any children. | Brown, Mabel Irene (I2444)
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| 1743 | When Rev. Josephus Wesley Ford died, his brother, Rev. James Alexander Ford, made his coffin as he at one time requested. | Ford, Rev. James Alexander (I12161)
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| 1744 | When the slaves of Samuel Davis Douthit were released after the Civil War, many refused to leave since they had been treated so well. Jane Dosier Douthit had taken care of Margaret Pepper Douthit her whole life. Before Margaret died in 1896, she requested that "Aunt" Jane Dosier Douthit be buried beside her. The cemetery founders would not allow that, but allowed her to be buried at the feet of Margaret. | Dosier Douthit, Jane "Aunt Jane" (I4164)
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| 1745 | While helping with a Boy Scout Troup, Guy Atwood Ruggles drowned while saving a drowning girl who had been swimming at Turner Falls, Davis, Garvin, Oklahoma. | Ruggles, Guy Atwood Jr. (I12320)
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| 1746 | While on leave during the war Charles Murrell "Murrell" Hughey bought his first alcohol. He purchased a bottle of wine, drank the entire bottle, and got very sick. He never drank again his whole life. | Hughey, Charles Murrell "Murrell" (I0116)
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| 1747 | Wilbur Beneway fought for the Union in the Civil War. He enlisted as a Corporal in Company K, Eleventh Infantry on 24 Aug 1861 in Deerfield, Michigan for 3 years. He stated he was 23 years old. He mustered into service on 1 Sep 1861 and mustered out of service on 30 Sep 1864 in Sturgis, Michigan. | Beneway, Wilbur D. (I13085)
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| 1748 | Wilford Earnest Hills was a house painter. He died after injuring the palm of his hand on a window frame. The injury became infected with staphylococcus. This infection then spread to his chest wall. He injured his hand on 8 Mar 1938, and he died 14 days later without ever seeing a doctor. | Hills, Wilford Earnest (I13805)
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| 1749 | Wilhelmina Ovink Rowe arrived in Preston, Ontario, Canada in 1912. She arrived in the United States in 1915. Her citizenship was issued on 21 Nov 1938 in Ogden, Weber, Utah. | Ovink, Wilhelmina "Minnie" (I13190)
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| 1750 | Will of Robert Hollowell In the name of the benevolent Father of all, I Robert Hollowell of the County of Orange and State of Indiana being sound mind and memory do make and publish this my last will and testament. Item 1: It is my will that my body be decently buried and debts be paid and funeral expenses. Item 2: It is my will that at my decease all my estate to be equally distributed between my son Smithson Hollowell and to my daughter Margaret Hall and to my Daughter Abbey Musgrave. Item 3: It is my will that Lindley Hollowell receive that note due me provided he pays up the interest. Item 4: Nathan Hollowell heirs and William Hollowell heirs and Michael Lindley heirs and Peggy Lindley heirs these my two sons and two daughters all having received there portion of my estate. I do herbey revoke all other former wills by me made. I do appoint John E. Hall and Smithson Hollowell executors. In testimony thereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 11th day of March 1865. Witness his James H. Walker Robert X Hollowell Cyrus W. Trotter State of Indiana, Orange County I Cyrus W. Trotter do solemnly swear that this will of Robert Hollowell was duly executed by him that he at the time of signing and executing the same was competent to devise his property and not under restraint or coercion and that I and James H. Walker signed our names as witnesses thereto at the request of said Robert Hollowell in his presence and in the presence of each other and that said testator did at the time of signing the same declare this to be his last will and testament. Cyrus W. Trotter Subscribed and sworn to before me the 15 day of May 1865 attest my hand and seal of said court of common pleas of Orange County, John L. Megenity, CLK, State of Indiana, Orange County I John L. Megeritty Clerk Of The Court Of Common Pleas Of Orange County do certify the foregoing to be a complete record of the will of Robert Hollowell deceased and the testimony and attestation endorsed thereon this 15th day of May 1865 John L. Mergerrity, CLK | Hollowell, Robert (I1109)
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