Notes
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| 1401 | Gordon had completed four years of college, and Zedna had completed high school. | Family: PELHAM, John Gordon / UNKNOWN, Zedna W. (F3985)
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| 1402 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MUELLER, Anna Kristin (I1530)
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| 1403 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MUELLER, Aron Kenston (I1531)
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| 1404 | Grave Location: 10 029 1 | PARMLEY, Joseph Broyles (I3520)
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| 1405 | Grave Location: O-12-6-2-W | PICKLE, Mary Ellen (I2349)
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| 1406 | Grave Location: O-12-6-3-W | PICKLE, James Napleon (I2356)
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| 1407 | Grave Location: PARK-41-9-3-W | PITTS, Claude Edward (I3494)
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| 1408 | Grave Location: PARK-41-9-4-W | MCALLISTER, Dorothy Alein (I3493)
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| 1409 | Grave Location: PARK-41-9-5-W | BROYLES, Agnes Ann (I3480)
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| 1410 | Grave Location: WEST-IS-2-4-W | PARMLEY, Joseph (I3517)
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| 1411 | Grave Location: WEST-IS-2-5-W | BROYLES, Lillie Mary (I3481)
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| 1412 | Grave Location: WEST-IS-4-3-E | PARMLEY, Thomas Jennison (I3522)
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| 1413 | Grave says she was born in 1877 | PICKLE, Sybil (I1711)
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| 1414 | Grave stone says he was born 1872, but this disputes other records such as his death certificate. His birthplace may not be exactly in Plymouth, so far there is no documentation to support this, but the birthplace was somewhere in the vicinity of Plymouth. | MANNING, Robert James (I9669)
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| 1415 | Graveside services for Evelyn Stallcup, 88, of Palestine was held at the Chapel of the Air at Land of Memory Cemetery with Dr. Bill Newcomp officiating. Arrangements were inder the direction of Herrington Land of Memory Funeral Home. Mrs. Stallcup was a graduate of Palestine High School. She was a past matron of Palestine Chapter # 395 Order of the Eastern Star, a member of the Daughters of the Nile, a charter member of the Sharuhan Temple # 127 of Tyler and a member of Harvey Woman's Club. She also served in the US Army from August 11, 1943 to October 7, 1945 during WWII. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Palestine. She married Erwing Choice Stallcup 2/21/1948 in Anderson County, Texas who preceded her in death in July 1972. She is survived by her sister, Charlsye Reeves of Palestine and a nephew, Robert Reeves of Dallas. | RIDDLE, Evelyn Carra (I5357)
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| 1416 | Graveside services for Irene B. Presley, 86, of Dallas, and formerly of Palestine, will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Land of Memory Cemetery with the Rev. Scott Dornbush officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of Bailey and Foster Funeral Home, Palestine.Mrs. Presley died Tuesday at Richardson Regional Medical Center. She was born Nov. 26, 1920 in Palestine to Ragan L. and Tempe Perry Broyles. Mrs. Presley lived almost her entire life in Palestine; the last 10 years she has resided in Dallas. She graduated from Palestine High School and attended Nixon Business College. She worked in Houston for six years, returned to Palestine and married Bill Presley. She actively worked in the family grocery stores, Perry’s Food Stores and Minit Marts. Mrs. Presley was a member of the First United Methodist Church where she was in the Women’s Circle and taught children’s Sunday school class. She was also a member of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, served as treasurer for the Red Cross, and was a member of the PTA. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Bill Presley, in 1986; a sister, Virginia Glenn; and a brother, Bob Broyles. Mrs. Presley is survived by her daughter, Karen Bailey and husband Al of Dallas; a son, Bill Presley Jr. of Las Colinas; a daughter-in-law, Betsy Shroyer Presley of Plano; two grandchildren Austin Presley and Megan Kostibas. Pallbearers will be Danny Dean, Bob Herrington, Frank Glenn, Ragan Broyles and Jesse George Jr. Honorary pallbearers will be Johnnie Herrington, Frank George, Dr. Tom Hampton, Clifford Broyles, Susan Goodson, Joanie Konecny, Missy Broyles, Peggy Forster, Mack Presley, Doug Presley, Tim Presley and Phyllis McCulley. The family wishes to extend special thanks to the 25th Hr. Home Health Care team of Joyce, Libby, Shelia, Ella, and Patty for their care and support for Mrs. Presley. Condolence calls will be received from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Bailey and Foster Funeral Home, Palestine.Donations may be made to the Anderson County Animal Shelter, First United Methodist Church or to the American Diabetes Association. ------------------- Source: Palestine Herald-Press from 9/27/2007 - 9/28/2007. | BROYLES, Irene (I3784)
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| 1417 | Graveside services for Ruby Jack Rampy, 77, of Palestine will be at 10 a.m. Monday in the Bethel Cemetery with Rev. Harold Fox officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of Bailey & Foster Funeral Home. Mrs. Rampy died Saturday (Feb 17, 2007) in a Tyler hospital. She was born April 20, 1929 in the Springfield Community in Anderson County to Harvey Allen and Minnie Miller Allen. Mrs. Rampy was a Presbyterian. She was in management for 30 years at J.C. Penney Company. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband of 60 years Archie Rampy, who died in 2004; sister, Chris Allen Gail; brothers, Harvey "Bud" Allen, Uland Allen and Winston Allen; and grandchild, Terri Rampy. She is survived by her son Danny Joe Rampy and wife Eva; grandchildren, Chad Rampy and wife Brandy, and Danielle Rampy; and two great-grandchildren, Daniel Ross Rampy and Jayden Rampy; and numerous nieces and nephews. Palestine Herald-Press Feb 18, 2007 | ALLEN, Ruby Jack (I13001)
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| 1418 | Graveslab inscription: "Sacred to the Memory of Charles F Lay Who was born in Pickins Dist. South Carolina on 1st Day of May A.D. 1802, and in the year 1831 he moved near this place, where he departed this life on the 3rd day January, 1877. He had lived a consistent deacon in the Baptist Church over 40 years, and lived in the full triumph of the faith that he would see God. God has taken him to Himself where the wicked cease their troubling and the weary are at rest. | LAY, Charles F. (I8647)
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| 1419 | Gravestone calls him D. Arthur Tanner | TANNER, David Arthur (I12160)
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| 1420 | Gravestone inscription: "A little flower of love that blossomed but to die." | PICKLE, Rhoda C. (I1749)
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| 1421 | Gravestone inscription: "It was an angel that visited the green earth and took the flower." | PICKLE, Susan E. (I1748)
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| 1422 | Gravestone marked Ben Franklin Broyles | BROYLES, Benjamin Franklin (I11036)
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| 1423 | Gravestone marked Jeff C. Davis | DAVIS, Jefferson C. (I4092)
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| 1424 | Gravestone reads "Jamie M. Russell" | RUSSELL, James Mifflin (I32)
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| 1425 | Gravestone says he was born Aug 29 1846. | BROYLES, John Pendleton (I1274)
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| 1426 | Gravestone says she died 10/9/1868 | NASH, Lucinda (I255)
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| 1427 | Gravestone spells his surname "Boatmun" | BOATMUN, John Enoch (I10300)
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| 1428 | Greenwood SC, Feb 11 [1948] - William Rufus Pickell, 70, well known retired farmer of the Kirksey section of the county, passed away suddenly today at his home. He had been in declining health for some time, but his death came as a shock. He was a son of the late E. J. Pickell of Williamston and Mrs. Betty Ouzts Pickell of Edgefield county. Mr. Pickell has spent his entire life in the community where he died and had engaged in farming until his health failed. He had been a member of the Mountain Creek Baptist church for many years. Survivors include his widow, the former Miss Annie Faulkner of Greenwood county; three daughters, Mrs. J. B. Bock of Durham NC, Mrs. W. R. Denton of Camden, and Mrs. William M. Barnes of Columbia; four sons, William and Edward Pickell, both of Greenwood, Thomas Pickell of Columbia and Frank Pickell of Kirksey; two sisters, Mrs. Daisy Penn of Greenwood and Mrs. Ollie Timmerman of Edgefield; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Blyth Funeral Home. The State, Thursday, February 12, 1948. Interment in the Mountain Creek Baptist church cemetery. Source: The State, Friday, February 13, 1948. | PICKELL, William Rufus (I1204)
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| 1429 | Grover Cleveland McRee, Sr. was born in Stewart County, Georgia. He moved to Terrell County with his parents in 1896. He attended Gordon Military Institute, at Barnsville, Georgia, playing football with the team that won the championship of the South. After graduation he returned home to farm with his parents. Here he met Dola Calhoun, who was living with a relative, her aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Joines Rioden, and working in Mr. Will Rioden's wholesale grocery store. They were married in her hometown, Wadley, Georgia. Their first home was in Cuthbert, Georgia where Grover was engaged in the grocery business. Grover Cleveland, Jr. was born December 1, 1914. He built their family home in Terrill County that now stands on the G.C. McRee farm on land that was given to him by his father. Here he began to farm. In 1918, a second son, James Edwin was born September 15. In 1922 he became employed with the Central of Georgia Railroad and moved his family to Macon, Georgia. Here a third son, Jack Calhoun, was born on August 23, 1923 Since Grover was a land owner in Terrell County, Georgia, the love of the land brought him back to his home place in 1924. His devotion to his family and farm were characteristic traits. After settling down with his family this time, they became active in their church, respecting all it stood for. His sons were educated in the public schools and participated in sports. All three served proudly in World War II. In 1933 his wife of 21 years, Dola, became ill, and after a brief illness, died Jun 30, 1933 and was buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Her unselfish devotion to her family was unexcelled. In 1943 Grover married a second time to Mae Chambless of Parrot, Georgia. There were no children to this union. He died on May 27, 1955, and was buried beside his first wife, Dola. --------------------- Source: "The History of Terrell County, pg. 585 | MCREE, Grover Cleveland (I3033)
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| 1430 | Guessing that her maiden name was Reynolds because in the 1920 census there is a Sidney Reynolds, her brother, living with them. | REYNOLDS, Kathleen (I3302)
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| 1431 | Gustav Eschberger was born in 1848 in Germany. According to the Census, he was in Burleson County in 1860 and 1870, Lee County in 1880, Bastrop County in 1900, and Brown County in 1910. He married Elizabeth Lotsch Aug 22, 1875. They applied for their license in Bastrop County. We have no records of what happened to her. They had two children. In 1878, Gustav married Lena Letterman. Her birthplace was Germany. They had one child. On Aug 29, 1883, Gustav married Mary Elizabeth Sanders. She was the daughter of Thomas J. and Amanda Sanders. Her parents are buried in the Old Knobbs Cemetery on the Tenner Harrison Place. Gus and Mary Elizabeth divorced Jun 17, 1903. She died Feb 13, 1926 of pneumonia and is buried in the Oak Hill Cemetery -in Melvin, Texas. They had six children. In the 1910 Census, Gus was living in Brown County with his wife Mary. We have no information on her. Gus and Mary Elizabeth with his seven oldest children | ESCHBERGER, Gustav (I7252)
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| 1432 | H.B. Cox was born in IL and traveled with his Mother, Anna HUNNICUTT COX and 2 brothers, James M and Davis B COX to the Dallas area. Arriving around 1844. He served, as did his brothers, in the 19th Regiment, TEXAS Cavalry (BURFORD's), Co B, during the Civil War. He married about 4 times and had about 14 children. H.B. was a teacher, newspaper columnist, Postmaster, Lay Minister in the Rylie Christian Church, and farmer in his time. H.B. and his wife were among the founding members of the Rylie Christian Church which is still holding services today. | COX, Hartwell Bolin (I9900)
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| 1433 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SIMPSON, Frank James (I6083)
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| 1434 | Had lived in the county and state for 15 years. | MARTIN, John R (I12729)
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| 1435 | Hannah and two of her sons were living with her brother-in-law, Samuel Storm. | KEANE, Hannah (I9998)
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| 1436 | Hannah must have been born in that state because her father served on a jury in that state in 1802. | RAINER, Hannah (I9365)
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| 1437 | Harriet Bartlett is listed as the grandmother to the head of household, Frank Lord. Of six children born to her, four were still living. | HARRISON, Harriet (I8720)
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| 1438 | Have been unable to locate such a cemetery. | SANDERS, Mary Elizabeth (I7253)
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| 1439 | Have not really identified which of William Percy Bartlett's two wives was mother. | BARTLETT, Charles A (I11248)
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| 1440 | Have spelled his surname as "Pickell" since this shows even on his social security death record. | PICKELL, Charles Grady (I4763)
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| 1441 | Having made five trips to Europe for the purpose of travel and study of music and languages, from 1890 to 1921, Colberta was requesting a (renewal?) of her passport to continue visiting in Italy and to return to the United States | DAVIDSON, Colberta (I11266)
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| 1442 | Haynes Plot Sect 1 Lot 34 | WELLS, Anna Maria (I7588)
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| 1443 | He and his brother were living with an older relative, Jarrett Westbrook. | WESTBROOK, Zachariah (I6894)
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| 1444 | He and his brother, Howard S. White, were living in the household of his brother-in-law, Herman J. Daniel, and their sister, Effie White Daniel. | WHITE, Willis C. (I11056)
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| 1445 | He and his daughter were living in the home of James and Hannah Crocker and was listed as a son-in-law. But it is unclear who his wife was. | Family: INGRAM, Sidney Archibald / CROCKER, Unknown (F3244)
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| 1446 | He and his family were living in the household of his in-laws, C T and Sybil McConnico. | Family: MULLENS, John Franklin / MCCONNICO, Cora Mozell (F858)
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| 1447 | He and his family were living with her parents. | Family: NAFF, Adam Ferdinand / BROYLES, Sarah Virginia (F1098)
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| 1448 | He and his mother were living with her parents, William and Frances A. Manson. | BROWN, Frank W. (I13083)
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| 1449 | He and his mother were living with his grandparents, Archibald and Charity Davis. | JONES, Archie T (I6820)
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| 1450 | He and his siblings were living with their grandparents, W.E. and Texana Johnson. | AVANT, Millard Seals (I5061)
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