Notes
Matches 5,101 to 5,150 of 5,572
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| 5101 | The census lists: One male 30-40: Nicholas would have been 33 One male <5: His son, Perry, would have been 3. | BARTLETT, Nicholas (I8717)
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| 5102 | The census lists: One male 30-40: Nicholas would have been 33 One male <5: His son, Perry, would have been 3. | BARTLETT, William Perry (I11237)
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| 5103 | The census recorded that she was three months old. | AVANT, Iva Nell (I5063)
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| 5104 | The census recorded that they had been married 43 years and that four of their eight children were still living. | Family: BRANAN, Carswell H. / RIVERS, Gilla (F1558)
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| 5105 | The census recorded that they had been married five years and that two of their four children were living. | Family: HAYNES, Robert Anderson / RAMIREZ, Margarita (F2175)
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| 5106 | The census recorded that they had been married for 32 years and that eight of 13 children born to Amanda were still living. | Family: BELCHER, William / MOORE, Amanda (F2867)
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| 5107 | The census recorded that they had been married for twenty-two years and that five of the seven children born to them were still living. | Family: MCKEE, John Thomas / STORM, America (F2959)
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| 5108 | The census recorded that they had eight children of which five were still living. | Family: INGRAM, Washington / MALONE, Mattie Elizabeth (F1752)
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| 5109 | The census records that ten of their eleven children were still living. | Family: BURKE, Daniel Lee / HARDY, Millie B. (F414)
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| 5110 | The census records that they had been married for 36 years and that five of seven children born to them were still living. They were living in the household of their son, Walter. | Family: MCKEE, John Thomas / STORM, America (F2959)
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| 5111 | The census reported that she had 12 children, 10 of which were living. | Family: BROWN, William Monroe / HOLLAND, Mary Ann ("Molly") (F3)
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| 5112 | The census reported that they had been married for 47 years and that of nine children only three were living. | Family: DURAN, Jose N. / UNKNOWN, Agapita (F2248)
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| 5113 | The census reported that they had been married for nineteen years and that only of of two children was still living. | BROYLES, James Cain (I1150)
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| 5114 | The census reported that they had been married for twenty-five years and that all four children were still living. | Family: EDMUNDSON, Capt. Jesse Wright / LEONARD, Ada Hyacynth (F3102)
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| 5115 | The census reported: 1 Male 40_50: Cain would have been 42 2 Males 10-15: Erasmus Seneca-15, John Milton-12 2 Males 5-10: Aaron-9, George-7 2 Males <5: William-4, Edwin-1 1 Female 30-40: Lucinda about 40 1 Female 15-20: Francis about 17 | BROYLES, John Milton (I252)
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| 5116 | The census reported: 1 Male 40_50: Cain would have been 42 2 Males 10-15: Erasmus Seneca-15, John Milton-12 2 Males 5-10: Aaron-9, George-7 2 Males <5: William-4, Edwin-1 1 Female 30-40: Lucinda about 40 1 Female 15-20: Francis about 17 | Family: BROYLES, Major Cain / NASH, Lucinda (F92)
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| 5117 | The census reports that there were: Males over 16 years: 5 Males 16 years or less: 1 Females: 5 Slaves: 4 | Family: WILSON, Dr. James Crawford / PACE, Eliza Ann Woodward (F3379)
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| 5118 | The census reports that they had been married for 15 years and all four children were still living. | Family: WILLIAMS, Crawford Herbert / RICHEY, Mary Clara (F3351)
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| 5119 | The census reports that they had been married for three years and their only child was still living. | Family: MCKEE, Walter C / KARR, Savannah (F2961)
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| 5120 | The census reports that they had been married for two years and their only child was still living. | Family: EDMUNDSON, William L. / UNKNOWN, Jessie H. (F3501)
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| 5121 | The Census reports: One male (40-50): William Three males: (15-20): Two males: (10-15): Two males: (5-10): One female: (40-50): Pearcy One female: (10-15): Mary One female: ( 5- 10): Pearcy (8) | Family: MORRIS, William / EDMUNDSON, Pearcy (F3285)
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| 5122 | The census says that Emerson completed one year of college, and Janice, four years of college. | Family: HARRIS, Emerson Miller / PICKLE, Janice Katherine (F4133)
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| 5123 | The census says that she could neither read nor write. | WILHOIT, Nancy (I13277)
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| 5124 | The census says that there were: Two males between 20 and 30: Probably Benjamin (21) and his younger brother, Josiah One male between 50 and 60: Probably Lemuel, their father (52) Two females between 15 and 20: Probably Catherine (26) and someone unknown One female between 60 and 70: Nancy Hardy Sugg would have been 58 | Family: SUGG, Benjamin Hardy / CUNNINGHAM, Nancy (F1169)
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| 5125 | The census says that there were: Two males between 20 and 30: Probably Benjamin (21) and his younger brother, Josiah One male between 50 and 60: Probably Lemuel, their father (62) Two females between 15 and 20: Probably Catherine (26) and someone unknown One female between 60 and 70: Nancy Hardy Sugg would have been 58 | Family: SUGG, Lemuel / HARDY, Nancy (F800)
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| 5126 | The census says that they had been married for three years. This was his second marriage and her first. They had two children who were still living. | Family: EDMUNDSON, Jesse Wright Jr. / UNKNOWN, Cecile M. (F3502)
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| 5127 | The census seems to have too many males in the household for Cain and Lucinda. Perhaps they were not all their children. It lists one male and one female between 26 and 45. These would have been Cain (32) and Lucinda (30). It lists two females less than ten (Mary and Frances). Listed are two males less than ten (Erasmus Seneca and John Milton). Listed is one male between ten and sixteen (unknown) and one male between sixteen and eighteen (unknown). | BROYLES, John Milton (I252)
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| 5128 | The census seems to have too many males in the household for Cain and Lucinda. Perhaps they were not all their children. It lists one male and one female between 26 and 45. These would have been Cain (32) and Lucinda (30). It lists two females less than ten (Mary and Frances). Listed are two males less than ten (Erasmus Seneca and John Milton). Listed is one male between ten and sixteen (unknown) and one male between sixteen and eighteen (unknown). | BROYLES, Mary Amanda (I1132)
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| 5129 | The census seems to have too many males in the household for Cain and Lucinda. Perhaps they were not all their children. It lists one male and one female between 26 and 45. These would have been Cain (32) and Lucinda (30). It lists two females less than ten (Mary and Frances). Listed are two males less than ten (Erasmus Seneca and John Milton). Listed is one male between ten and sixteen (unknown) and one male between sixteen and eighteen (unknown). | BROYLES, Erasmus Seneca (I1133)
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| 5130 | The census seems to have too many males in the household for Cain and Lucinda. Perhaps they were not all their children. It lists one male and one female between 26 and 45. These would have been Cain (32) and Lucinda (30). It lists two females less than ten (Mary and Frances). Listed are two males less than ten (Erasmus Seneca and John Milton). Listed is one male between ten and sixteen (unknown) and one male between sixteen and eighteen (unknown). | BROYLES, Frances Emeline (I1134)
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| 5131 | The census seems to have too many males in the household for Cain and Lucinda. Perhaps they were not all their children. It lists one male and one female between 26 and 45. These would have been Cain (32) and Lucinda (30). It lists two females less than ten (Mary and Frances). Listed are two males less than ten (Erasmus Seneca and John Milton). Listed is one male between ten and sixteen (unknown) and one male between sixteen and eighteen (unknown). | Family: BROYLES, Major Cain / NASH, Lucinda (F92)
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| 5132 | The census shows his age as 12 which means he was born about 1858. | HARDY, William Britten (I11003)
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| 5133 | The census shows: One free white male of 16 & upwards: Aaron (30) Two free white males under 16: Moses (7) and Thomas (1) Three free white females: Elizabeth (28), Annie (4), Elizabeth (3) | WELBORN, Thomas (I1360)
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| 5134 | The census shows: One free white male of 16 & upwards: Aaron (30) Two free white males under 16: Moses (7) and Thomas (1) Three free white females: Elizabeth (28), Annie (4), Elizabeth (3) | WELBORN, Moses (I4423)
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| 5135 | The census shows: One free white male of 16 & upwards: Aaron (30) Two free white males under 16: Moses (7) and Thomas (1) Three free white females: Elizabeth (28), Annie (4), Elizabeth (3) | WELBORN, Annie (I4424)
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| 5136 | The census shows: One free white male of 16 & upwards: Aaron (30) Two free white males under 16: Moses (7) and Thomas (1) Three free white females: Elizabeth (28), Annie (4), Elizabeth (3) | WELBORN, Elizabeth Isabel (I4425)
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| 5137 | The census shows: One free white male of 16 & upwards: Aaron (30) Two free white males under 16: Moses (7) and Thomas (1) Three free white females: Elizabeth (28), Annie (4), Elizabeth (3) | Family: WELBORN, Aaron / YOUNGER, Elizabeth (F1296)
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| 5138 | The ceremony was conducted in the Presbyterian Church, and the wedding officiants were L. Z. Wilds (Presbyterian minister) and J. T. McLeod (Methodist minister). | Family: MCLEOD, Lionel Powers / WILDS, Annie Edmunds (F3690)
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| 5139 | The Cherokee Advance 28 Apr 1881 p 3 The death of Gen. A. J. Hansell, of Cobb county, is announced. He died of pneumonia on last Sunday evening. We regret that space forbids a further notice this week. | HANSELL, General Andrew J. (I13183)
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| 5140 | The clearest writing and apparent spelling of her given name was found on the 1860 Census. | RANDALL, Arthusa Bascom (I6345)
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| 5141 | The County Line Cemetery Register listing of burials comes from a physical inventory, family histories, death records and funeral home records. It says that this infant was the child of William Monroe Brown and his wife, Mary Holland Brown. | BROWN, Twin (I220)
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| 5142 | The County Line Cemetery Register listing of burials comes from a physical inventory, family histories, death records and funeral home records. It says that Willie was the child of William Monroe Brown and his wife, Mary Holland Brown. | BROWN, Willie (I219)
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| 5143 | The Cunningham family In memory of Hilary Herbert "Herb" Cunningham, Jr. 12/2/1934 - 1/15/2006. Herb was a friend and contributor to Looking Back. We shared many memories of Malakoff together. I mourn his passing. The Cunningham family moved to Malakoff in 1905. Family members were: James Davidson Cunningham - father of the family. Mary Josephine "Molly" (Moore) Cunningham - mother of the family. Leona Belle (Cunningham) - worked for the post office in Malakoff. Married Lee Roy Anderson. They had one son, Roy Drennon Anderson. She lived to be 100 years old. Roy Edwin Cunningham - worked for the Cotton Belt Railroad as a fireman on freight trains and a conductor on passenger trains. He served in the US Navy during WWII. Roy married Lucille Lena Hoffman. They lived in Tyler for the remainder of their lives. He was extremely active in the Masonic Lodge and she in the Eastern Star. Willard Linton Cunningham - worked the Cunningham family farm until WWII when he enlisted in the Seabees and served in the South Pacific. After WWII, he returned to civilian life and served as the foreman for the carpenters working maintenance at Ft. Chaffee located near Ft. Smith, Arkansas. He served as choir director at the First Methodist Church of Ft. Smith for most of the remainder of his life. Lutie Delma (Cunningham) Anderson - cared for her mother and worked at Kirby's store in Malakoff until after her mother's death. She then moved to Tyler. Lutie married Reverend Willard Moultry Anderson, a Methodist minister, who died at an early age. They had two children, Willard Moultry Anderson, Jr., and Charles Sylvester Anderson, who both graduated from Malakoff High School. Hilary Herbert Cunningham, Sr. - was on the first Malakoff High School basketball team. He worked at Kirby's store until he met and married Bettie Byars (Stallcup) Cunningham. He lived and farmed the remainder of his life in the North Texas area. He was an active lay leader in the Methodist Church and a civic leader serving on two school boards. They had one child, Hilary Herbert Cunningham, Jr. Edna (Cunningham) Broyles - worked for the Malakoff telephone company for 55 years. She and Roby I. Broyles eloped. Roby Broyles died a few years later when a tree that he was chopping down fell on him. They had one daughter, Vanice (Broyles) Oster/James. Vanice graduated from Malakoff High School, and she then went to work on the staff of Senator W. Lee "Pappy" O'Daniel. Edna Broyles is remembered by a great many because of her extended service as the telephone operator in Malakoff. | CUNNINGHAM, James Davidson (I209)
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| 5144 | The date comes from the Hall Family Tree on Ancestry.com | PICKEL, Jacob (I7911)
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| 5145 | The date is a guess; the birthplace comes from Roger Bartlett's website. | PORTER, Robert H (I1438)
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| 5146 | The date is simply an approximation. The fact of the marriage is taken from the Ancestry.COM Message Board posting where the couple are identified as Stephen Blann and Martha Raynor. Moreover, others have identified Stephen Blann as the husband of Martha Rainer. | Family: BLANN, Stephen / RAINER, Martha (F3175)
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| 5147 | The date of 14 Dec 1846 comes from cemetery records and supports the fact that she was three years old in the 1850 Census | BROYLES, Florence Edna (I1168)
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| 5148 | The death certificate provided some erroneous information such as his birth date and place of birth, but it says that he died of "general breakdown and starvation." | KILLION, George M (I11765)
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| 5149 | The death certificate says he was born in Russia, but the 1930 Census says Poland; therefore, it is likely he was born in Russian occupied Poland. His army enlistment lists his birthplace, but the handwriting is very poor and seems to say Mogzyrowo. The closest thing to this that I could find on Google Earth is Mzó gowo, Poland which is just south of Gdansk. | DANILAVEZ, Steven Joseph (I5225)
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| 5150 | The death record says that he was a truck driver for Sinclare Bulk and that the "truck driven by the deceased and a train crashed head on." | MAYO, Alfred David (I12515)
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