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Died at home in Denton Montana. | Rood, Henry Clyde (I5724)
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| 2102 |
Died at home in Denton, Montana. | Rood, Henry Walter (I5722)
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| 2103 |
Died at home in Lebannon Oregon. | Starr, Frank Kendall (I5585)
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| 2104 |
Died at home in Portland Oregon. | Smith, Austin Ivan (I0508)
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died at Morehead Hospital in Eden. | Reynolds, Ruby Mae (I7451)
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| 2106 |
Died at St. Joseph Regional Medical Center in Lewiston Idaho. | Ankney, Jayson Lee (I1469)
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Died at St. Vincent's Hospital in Portland Oregon. Services held at Mt. Scott Funeral Home in Portland, Oregon. Officiating Rev. Charles Tarr - Vault Entombment at Portland Memorial Mausoleum, Casketbearers, Robert Myers, Keith Tucker | Tucker, Byrd T. (I5590)
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Died at two months. | Beck, Mickey Gene (I2724)
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| 2109 |
Died at Wilamette Natl.
DOB from Soc. Sec. Index; say POD = Marion Co OR | Benge, Hazel Louise Padberg (I0602)
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| 2110 |
Died blind. Source: The Heritage of Caswell County, North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at 140-141 (Article #101 "Louise Powell Butler" by Louise Powell Butler). | Powell, Mary Catherine (I31784)
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Died during WWII
From Hudelson info | Devin, Clay (I3132)
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died enroute to Oregon. Victim of the Meek Cutoff disaster. | Hawkins, Laura (I6321)
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| 2113 |
Died from child birth per DC | Scates, Carrie Lena (I68275)
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| 2114 |
Died in Baltimore after 1923 without issue | Reynolds, John B. (I8313)
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| 2115 |
Died in fire with twin sister Minnie. | Downey, Maria (I1226)
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| 2116 |
Died in Hunsley? or Rowley, E R Yorkshire, England. | Northend, John (I4915)
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| 2117 |
Died in infancy | Holley, Nancy J. (I7714)
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| 2118 |
Died in infancy. | Killingsworth, Larry J. (I0214)
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| 2119 |
Died in Mental hospital as a result of injury. | Devin, Joseph Franklin (I1275)
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died in Milford or Fairfield Connecticut. | Birdseye, John (I4900)
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| 2121 |
Died in San Francisco Co CA as Harry Goodrich. | Goodrich, Herschel (I2730)
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| 2122 |
Died in Seattle Washington ??
No grandchildren
From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 669
Amos who is a railway mail clerk, lives in Seattle Washington. (this may be for the wrong person)
Amos, who is now superintendent of cement plant at Tridant, served 18 months in the U. S. Military during the World War (I) | Dawes, Floyd Amos (I1769)
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Died in South Carolina or Alabama | Crawford, William L. (I4699)
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| 2124 |
Died of a heart attack at age 81. | Hughes, Deoma Clayton (I2539)
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| 2125 |
Died of bronchial pneumonia. | Browning, Esther (I0748)
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| 2126 |
Died of Consumption. | Butcher, Esther (I9013)
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| 2127 |
Died of diptheria at age of 12 - 14. | Wilson, Walter (I0792)
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died of Diptheria when she was almost 4 years old. | Holley, Kitty Ester (I7486)
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| 2129 |
Died of Diptheria. | Jefferson, Mary Roxana (I12403)
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| 2130 |
Died of TB. Death reported in Newport News 15 June 1865 at age 21. | Reynolds, Joseph David (I9984)
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Died of whopping cough @ 3 mos Buried in Forest Grove Cemetery | Cones, Bennie (I13234)
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Died while in the Union Army during the Civil War. | Crawford, William Lindey (I4656)
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died young | Patterson, James W. (I4743)
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died young | Smith, James Alexander (I1352)
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died young | Smith, Susan Devin (I1351)
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| 2136 |
Died Young | Hitchcock, Samuel (I5776)
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died young at 15 years 6 months 21 days. | Smith, George Washington (I1350)
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| 2138 |
Died young.
[riverrat1981.ged]
William Hitchcock died of Lung Fever, age 6 yrs, 1 mo. | Hitchcock, William (I6689)
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| 2139 |
Died young.
Source: The Heritage of Caswell County, North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at 387-388 (Article #496 "Alexander "Sandy" Banks Moore and Blanche Lydia Moore" by Lois Moore Gardner) | Moore, Felix A. (I26697)
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Died young. | Hitchcock, Fred S. (I6690)
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Died young. Source: Research of Mrs. Jayne Davis Szaz in the CCHA Files | Holt, Spurgeon (I30097)
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| 2142 |
Digital photograph of gravestone available from the CCHA | Varner, Nannie Mae (I25728)
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Digital photograph of gravestone available from the CCHA | Royal, J. Grady (I25727)
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Directionsd to Gravesite:
From Hwy 41 you will travel about a mile down the Dry Fork Road.
You will see Stowe Lane on your left.
You will turn on to Stowe Lane and follow this road which will turn into a farm road..you will pass some barns and a Stowe Cemetery on your left (keep going), you will then come to a house, it is white, looks like two houses joined together with another house close beside it (in the summer this house is used for the Mexican workers to live in)...you will keep to the right , pass that house and drive across a creek. After you cross the creek you will go on maybe 5 or 6 car lengths and stop. You will then walk across a field on your right and into the woods where the cemetery is located. I call this the Joel T. Stowe Cemetery since he is the oldest person buried there. This is where William Addison Wells is buried: his tombstone reads:
W. A. Wells
Born 1862
March 22 1899 (I have seen his death also listed as in April?)
Now, lets go back to Hwy 41
Again you will go down the Dry Fork, as before just under a mile. You will see Johnson Road on your left. You will not go down Johnson Road, this is just a starting point. Directly across the Dry Fork Road from Johnson Road is a field. You will need to cross this field to the woods, at the woods stay to the right and you will see the cemetery shortly. In the last year the woods have been cut down so now the cemetery is right in the edge of the woods. I call this the Davis/Wells Cemetery since the Davis Family were the first to be buried here. (the Davis family are my husbands family). This is where Lelia E. Stowe Wells is buried; Her tombstone reads:
Lelia E. Stowe
wife of W. A. Wells
Jan. 3, 1868
July 1, 1930
In loving memory
of our dear mother
It has been quite some time since I was in this cemetery...when we were there the Davis family was buried in the woods and the Wells graves were in grass over 6 foot tall. My husband went into the grass to read the stones to me and I couldn't even see him. There were close to 20 graves there and some, I don't know how many had been moved away.
Hope this is helpful to you...I enjoyed the Devintimber site. It helped me to draw some families together that I already had, but hadn't connected them to each other. I am anxious to look at your site. Have a great afternoon....Judy
-----Original Message-----
From: Mary Frances Eggleston
To: jhstoe
| Stowe, Lelia Ella (I8015)
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| 2145 |
Divens, William.
Rank: Sergeant.
Service: Army.
See papers, 1785.
Certificate of Discharge from Christn. Febiger, Colonel.
Voucher 1780. | Source (S67491)
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| 2146 |
Division of Henry Adkins' estate on this date. | Adkins, Henry (I8061)
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| 2147 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1054)
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| 2148 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1675)
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| 2149 |
Divorced from Nancy Elizabeth Boydell Sept 1973 in Boise Idaho | Long, Gerald Max (I1370)
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| 2150 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F0130
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