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| 1 | Education: 4 years of high school Marital Status: Single with dependents | Chihanick, Mary T. (I8103)
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| 2 | Source (S1177)
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| 3 | "Captain Bill", Book Three, 1990, by Robert J. Stevens, says that he migrated to TN with his parents about 1825-1828, then to AR, where he became a member of the Legislature in 1852. Buried in Drew Co., AR. Page 147 of "Heritage History of Chester County, South Carolina", 1982, says that moved to Fayette Co., TN, with his parents, then to Marshall Co., MS, by 1840, then to Drew Co., AR, by 1846. His descendants still live in South Arkansas. | Crook, Wylie Daniel (I1656)
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| 4 | "Heritage History of Chester County, South Carolina", 1982, gives an alternate Birth date of February 24, 1785. See page 150. Buried in Jordan's Old (Burying) Field, Chester Co., SC. Lineage Chart of James Wofford Kee, Jr., by same, Rt. 4 Box 511, Chester, SC 29706, dated 4 Oct 1983, says that Henry Culp lived (1780 - 1856), but the information given for Henry's wife is highly suspect. | Culp, Henry (I1718)
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| 5 | "Heritage History of Chester County, South Carolina", 1982, gives an alternate death date of September 22, 1854. See page 151 for two articles about him. Page 130 of "Tombstone Records of Chester County, South Carolina and Vicinity Volume I", 1970, by Louise Kelly Crowder, says that he is buried in the Jordan Burying Ground, Landsford section, Chester Co., SC: "JOHN CULP, Sr. / Born 8 January 1775 / Died 22 July 1854". | Culp, John (I1739)
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| 6 | #77 | Source (S2146)
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| 7 | *** per Family Bible Records **** Which is in the Possession of Chief Barry Bass of the Nansemond Tribe. Acopy of the original document can be found in the State Library ofVirginia and reads: Nathaniell Basse and Mary Jordan was married ye 21 day of May in ye yearof our blessed Lord and Saviour 1613 ******************************* | Family: Basse, Nathaniel / Jordan, Mary (F583)
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| 8 | 1900 census states he was widowed. Haven't yet found a marriage. | Reese, Charles Sherman (I61)
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| 9 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I8366)
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| 10 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I7599)
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| 11 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I8680)
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| 12 | ?, page 179, license #3298 | Source (S1451)
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| 13 | a body abcess | Sharpe, fFrederick Napoleon (I7)
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| 14 | a brain tumor | Dotherow, Olga Louise (I5335)
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| 15 | a broken neck | McLeod, John Prosser (I3728)
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| 16 | a car accident | Fenstermacher, Richard Henry Jr. (I5374)
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| 17 | a cerebral hemmorhage | Graff, Bertha (I8756)
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| 18 | a cerebral hemmorhage | Claycomb, Otis (I4225)
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| 19 | a cerebral hemmorhage | Vandyke, Jacob (I631)
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| 20 | a coronary embolism following an appendectomy | Bess, Walter Everet (I2290)
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| 21 | a coronary occlusion | Napton, John Reid (I3181)
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| 22 | a fall outside his home | Fambrough, Don Preston (I620)
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| 23 | a gunshot wound | Vandyke, Nancy Butler (I8530)
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| 24 | a gunshot wound | Hull, Will (I5019)
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| 25 | a heart attack | Madison, John Lattimore (I5330)
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| 26 | a heart attack | St. John, Ernest Jefferson (I5044)
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| 27 | a heart attack | Stout, Violet Malinda (I8)
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| 28 | a heart attack | Stout, Hugh Elmore (I148)
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| 29 | a heart attack caused by arteriosclerosis | Heyenbrock, Mary C. (I8773)
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| 30 | A nurse. Black sheep of the family. Found all her husbandsthroughpersonal ads. (According to Betty Simunac, my mother) | Elmore, Arminta (I344)
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| 31 | A physician, he migrated to Chambers County, AL, near Montgomery. His grandson, Reuben Kolb, was Commissioner of Agriculture for AL. "Heritage History of Chester County, South Carolina", 1982, gives an alternate birth date of July 9, 1803, | Culp, William (I1434)
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| 32 | a plane crash | Darnell, Willis Mack (I8163)
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| 33 | a stroke | McLeod, William Wallace (I3725)
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| 34 | a stroke | Elmore, Flora Mae (I146)
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| 35 | a stroke | Stout, Thomas Lawson (I824)
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| 36 | A train hit her horse and buggy as she was driving at the railroad crossing. | McLeod, Ada (I5050)
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| 37 | aboard the New Netherland. Arrived in New Amsterdam in May or June of 1624 | Du Chesne, Susannah (I1763)
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| 38 | aboard the New Netherland. Arrived in New Amsterdam in May or June of 1624 | Du Trieux, Phillipe Anton (I323)
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| 39 | ABRAHAM DU TRIEUX, b 1632 New Amsterdam, d bef 1660 Albany, NY. sources insufficient; lineage is a consensus, but this link is undocumented. source: Association of Philippe du Trieux Descendants. Lineage chart submitted by Billy J. Patterson of OK (b. Ripley, MO). APdTD material says the wife is unknown, may be 2 as names of Rosella and Hester have been found. Chronology by Ronald S. Taylor in APdTD newsletter. Says Abraham in Feb 1655 court was accused of stealing a boat; I've seen other references to that record; a second man was accused along with Abraham; the suit was dropped. In 1656, he was in Beverwyck, now known as Schenectady. Apparently was a ship's captain, said to have been a captain on the Hudson River. Little record exists. I don't know if any of his line remained in the Schenectady area, but note that Schenectady was burned and its inhabitants massacred by the French and Indians in Feb 1690. | Du Trieux, Abraham (I1778)
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| 40 | Abraham Sharp remarried in 1858 and he and Eliza Ann are with Elizabeth Wilkins on the 1860 Census. So I will assume that Martha died before 1858. | Lewallen, Martha (I7196)
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| 41 | According to Brythonic Gaelic, the name 'Watkins' means 'little Walt or Walter'. The suffix 'kin' is a diminutive of Walter. This information was told to me by a professor of Welsh in a local junior college. He has a PhD and is the head of the department. He gave me a book to readabout Welsh names that was fascinating. 'Ap' means 'son of' and isprobably the reason some Welsh names have changes--as 'Powell' which wasoriginally 'Howell', but with the 'Ap' was changed to 'Powell' (ApHowell= 'Powell'. SCHMID-KATHLEEN@worldnet.att.net says (via David Watkins), I am a directdescendant of the Henry Watkins of Henrico County., VA. b. 1637/38 m.1658 d. 1714/15. Based on information that was generously sent to me, theconnection back to England I seek to make is: James Watkins b. ?, Wales, Great Britain, Came to the US aboard the PHOENIX with Captain John Smith in 1608. James had a son named Henry Watkins b. 1585, Wales, Great Britain; and Henry was the father of theHenry Watkins which I referenced above. James Watkins apparently had three sons who came to America. Per one source: 'Henry's brother's Peregrin and Daniel, had come to Accomack County in 1621, Peregrin aboard the GEORGE. He was 20 years of age (hismuster of James City in 1624); 'Perregrim Watkinses, age 24, in theGEORGE, 1621.' Daniel came aboard the CHARLES to James City County,Virginia.' | Watkins, James (I1601)
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| 42 | According to family members, John M. deserted Kizza before 1910 and married Mary Elizabeth Harden (wife of John Harden). He also changed his last name from Raines to Moore. He then moved to Washington state. His son John got a letter from him in the 1920s asking him to come visit, but he ignored it. | Raines, John M. (I8949)
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| 43 | According to the 1850 census, she was born in Virginia. | Jordan, Sarah (I1740)
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| 44 | According to the 1900 census, he was born in Feb 1894. | Hunter, Charles Tucker (I5095)
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| 45 | According to the 1900 census, her birthdate is Nov. 1874. | McLeod, Ada (I5050)
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| 46 | According to the 1900 census, her birthdate is Nov. 1879. | Smith, Nannie Lula (I5150)
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| 47 | According to the 1900 census, her birthdate is Sep. 1882. | Smith, Frances Elizabeth (I5149)
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| 48 | According to the 1900 census, she was born in Aug 1895. | Hunter, Mattie Bettie (I5087)
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| 49 | According to the 1900 census, she was born in Sep 1871. | Tucker, Minnie Abigail (I5083)
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| 50 | According to the Daniel McLeod Peterson book , Everett was born 7 Oct 1893, but the 1890 census shows Charles (his brother) in the family (born in Feb 1894 according to the census) and no sign of Everett. I believe that Daniel got the names reversed and have changed the birthdates accordingly. | Hunter, Everett Edison (I5085)
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