Notes
Matches 4,851 to 4,900 of 5,572
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| 4851 | Shares a grave marker with her parents. | PICKLE, Lula (I1718)
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| 4852 | Shares a gravestone with her husband, and it is marked "Annie D. Burke" | DENSON, Lonnie Annie (I8969)
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| 4853 | She and her brother, James, were living in the home of Richard and Eliza Howett, their maternal grandparents. | MANNING, Frances Howett (I9725)
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| 4854 | She and her children were living with her married sister where also her parents were living. The census shows her as married but does not list her husband or her two elder daughters, Lilla and Stella. | FOUTE, Mary Lucinda (I2611)
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| 4855 | She and her children were living with her parents, Thomas and Willie Bartlett. | BARTLETT, Theora Willie (I34)
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| 4856 | She and her children were living with her parents. | COATES, Lena Theressa (I90)
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| 4857 | She and her daughter were living with her parents. Her name was listed as Mamie A. | WELBORN, Mary A. (I5215)
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| 4858 | She and her father were living with her grandparents, John and Louisa Pickle. | DILL, Myrtle (I1994)
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| 4859 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HOLLAND, Betty Ruth (I4036)
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| 4860 | She and her son, Archie T. Jones, were living with her parents. She was listed as Mary, but Archibald and Charity did not have a daughter, Mary; her age says that she must have been Nancy Jane. | DAVIS, Nancy Jane (I6816)
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| 4861 | She and her son, George, were living with her mother. She was listed as Tallie Cutts, widow. | LOCKHART, Thomas Taliaferro (I8833)
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| 4862 | She and James share a gravestone, and on it her name is written Theresa Pickell Cason. | PICKEL, Theresa (I1183)
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| 4863 | She appears to be listed as Amanda, but later census clarifies that she was America Storm. Birthdate from data furnished by Ann Guinn Adamson. | STORM, America (I9952)
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| 4864 | She appears to have been listed as Ethel Watkins. | Family: WATKINS, Joseph Emerson Jr. / UNKNOWN, Ethel G. (F1629)
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| 4865 | She attended school in Springfield, near Montalba, then in Modoc. | PICKLE, Charlotte Hazel (I4260)
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| 4866 | She does not show in the 1870 Census, but there is a child called Eliza C. Pickel who is only three who is listed. Is this a Census error? | ARIAIL, Eliza Clinela (I1232)
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| 4867 | She had been married for 26 years and had nine children. She was living in the household of her mother, Mary | JOHNSON, Mary Theresa (I7299)
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| 4868 | She is listed as "Amelia" Pickle. | Family: PICKLE, William Chesley / HUDDLESTON, Almedia E. A. (F246)
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| 4869 | She is listed as Dulcina A. Tompson and he, as James Avriett. | Family: AVRIETT, Lt. James / HOLLAND, Dulcinea Ann (F278)
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| 4870 | She is listed as M.C. Pickrel ,a widow, and has her two children living with her. The census says that she had six children, four of who were living. | WYNN, Martha Cornelia (I4339)
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| 4871 | She is listed as Stella M. DeLany, widow. She was living with her married sister, Bessie and had a daughter, Mary E. living with them. | GALLAHER, Stella May (I11471)
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| 4872 | She is listed as the sister of B.S. Carswell but it listed in the household of George Martin who lived two residences away and where she was a housekeeper. | CARSWELL, Penelope T. (I3085)
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| 4873 | She is missing from the 1860 Census. | HOLLAND, Cornelia A (I4149)
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| 4874 | She is not listed in the 1850 census which suggests that she died before that time. | WILLIAMS, Eunice (I706)
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| 4875 | She is not listed in the home during the 1860 Census. | BRINKLEY, Susannah (I9814)
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| 4876 | She lived with her daughter, Louise. | WHIPPLE, Mildred Ruth (I1390)
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| 4877 | She married Benjamin Hawkins May 31, 1843 in Hall County, Georgia. This record has her maiden name spelled Lyle. "Sarah was age 97 at time of her death according to letter from Otto Hudgin dated Feb. 28, 1969, he also stated that Benjamine Hawkins and Sarah Lyles were his grandparents. He also wrote that his great grandfather Lyles came with his father's family from Dublin, Ireland and one of his sisters was born on the ship intransit according to Sarah Lyles Hawkins, Otto's grandmother. Otto also wrote that he had a chest that was part of the furniture brought over on that trip that came into his family by his grandmother living with his mother, Cynthia Hawkins Hudgins, at the time of her death. Her father had given her the chest at the time of her marriage to Benjamine Hawkins. She was also 15 old when she got married. Otto also stated that Sarah Lyles Hawkins died while he was away in World War 1 in 1917 although her gravestone marker states her date of death as Jan. 10, 1918." Letter contributed by Marilyn, Find a Grave contributor (48075108) | LILES, Sarah (I12102)
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| 4878 | She may have been born in 1830 as her age shows two years younger than George in various census records. | RODEN, Catherine (I1650)
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| 4879 | She moved to Houston, TX on September 24th, 1945, where she lived by her son Relda. Relda and Elbert built her a little house so she could have something of her own. She lived in her little house 14 years. She became sick and asked to be taken back to Mississippi. | PICKLE, Amelia Ann (I1786)
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| 4880 | She must have been born in Georgia because her father served on a jury in that state in 1802. | RAINER, Mary (I9367)
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| 4881 | She probably died before 18 Apr 1910 because her husband is listed as a widower in that census. | RAMIREZ, Margarita (I7579)
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| 4882 | She seems to have been listed as Stella M. Watkins in the 1920 Census. | WATKINS, Minnie S. (I5581)
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| 4883 | She was 14 when she was married. However, her father and three siblings had died the previous year; so marriage may have been the best situation for her under the circumstances. | Family: CARSWELL, Dr. Beniah S. / SEARS, Caroline Julia Matilda (F963)
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| 4884 | She was a boarder in the home of Georgia Maxwell. | EDMUNDSON, Burnice Woodard (I11799)
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| 4885 | She was a boarder in the home of Georgia Maxwell. | EDMUNDSON, Burnice Woodard (I11799)
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| 4886 | She was a saleswoman in the candy store. Census records that she had four children, all of who were living at the time. | Family: SHIRLEY, William / HALL, Nancy (F921)
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| 4887 | She was a widow listed as Sarah J. Hodges. Only six of her eight children were still living at the time. | UNKNOWN, Sarah J. (I6391)
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| 4888 | She was a widow living in the home of her married daughter, Annie Laurie Hamlett Smith. | MCCLURE, Mary Ellen (I11513)
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| 4889 | She was a widow living with her married brother, Ben Richardson. | RICHARDSON, M. A. (I9576)
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| 4890 | She was a widow living with her parents, Aaron and Martha Broyles. | BROYLES, Clara G. (I1171)
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| 4891 | She was a widow living with her son, Owen. The census describes this place as "Mountainous County, No Villages." | HARRISON, Harriet (I8720)
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| 4892 | She was a widow whose three children were still living and all of them were living with her parents. | WILLIAMS, Carrie M. E. (I8151)
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| 4893 | She was a widow, and the census records that only four of eleven children were still living, and they were living with her. | DUBOIS, Dora (I7448)
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| 4894 | She was an infant when the family moved from Tennessee to Illinois and was not quite eight years old when they arrived in Texas in late 1831. She died in the home of her nephew, J. M. Bartlett,[INDEX:]BARTLETT;Jesse Marshall ('J.M.') (1841-1922)[:INDEX] in Rice, where she lived in her later years, and was buried in an unmarked grave in J. M. and Mollie Bartlett's[INDEX:]CLOPTON;Mary Hester ('Mollie') (1850-1928)[:INDEX] plot at the Rice cemetery. SOUR: @S469@ PAGE: (stating that he arrived in Texas in December 1831; presumably sister Frances and the rest of the family made the same trip) SOUR: @S471@ | BARTLETT, Frances Emmaline (I696)
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| 4895 | She was cremated. | JUSTICE, Elaine (I13573)
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| 4896 | She was head of household and a widow. Her only child, Fanny Adams and three of Fannie's children were living with her. | UNKNOWN, Margaret A (I11019)
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| 4897 | She was listed as 36 and insane. She lived in the household of her brother, Conrad. | OSTER, Sarah A. (I6536)
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| 4898 | She was listed as a self-employed artist. | ECKFORD, Jessie Jo (I13476)
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| 4899 | She was listed as a widow living with her step children. Her stepson, John W. Pickle, was listed as head of household. | BLAYLOCK, Susan (I1675)
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| 4900 | She was listed as a widow, and her divorced son, Flavius, was living with her. | ARMSTRONG, Nellie (I3170)
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