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Matches 1,901 to 1,950 of 3,022
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| 1901 | value of estate: $300 Witness Role: Principal: [I450] Samuel Payne WILLIAMSON Witness Role: head of household: [I450] Samuel Payne WILLIAMSON Witness Role: wife: [I451] Mary Matilda DUCK Witness Role: daughter: [I503] Frances Marion WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I504] John Willis WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I505] James Madison WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I506] Margaret Elizabeth WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I514] Mary Matilda WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I507] Samuel Robert WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I508] Jefferson Hubbard WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I509] Amanda Lucy WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I446] Catherine Echols WILLIAMSON | Williamson, Margaret Elizabeth (I506)
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| 1902 | value of estate: $300 Witness Role: Principal: [I450] Samuel Payne WILLIAMSON Witness Role: head of household: [I450] Samuel Payne WILLIAMSON Witness Role: wife: [I451] Mary Matilda DUCK Witness Role: daughter: [I503] Frances Marion WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I504] John Willis WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I505] James Madison WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I506] Margaret Elizabeth WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I514] Mary Matilda WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I507] Samuel Robert WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I508] Jefferson Hubbard WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I509] Amanda Lucy WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I446] Catherine Echols WILLIAMSON | Williamson, Samuel Robert (I507)
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| 1903 | value of estate: $300 Witness Role: Principal: [I450] Samuel Payne WILLIAMSON Witness Role: head of household: [I450] Samuel Payne WILLIAMSON Witness Role: wife: [I451] Mary Matilda DUCK Witness Role: daughter: [I503] Frances Marion WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I504] John Willis WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I505] James Madison WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I506] Margaret Elizabeth WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I514] Mary Matilda WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I507] Samuel Robert WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I508] Jefferson Hubbard WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I509] Amanda Lucy WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I446] Catherine Echols WILLIAMSON | Williamson, Jefferson Hubbard (I508)
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| 1904 | value of estate: $300 Witness Role: Principal: [I450] Samuel Payne WILLIAMSON Witness Role: head of household: [I450] Samuel Payne WILLIAMSON Witness Role: wife: [I451] Mary Matilda DUCK Witness Role: daughter: [I503] Frances Marion WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I504] John Willis WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I505] James Madison WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I506] Margaret Elizabeth WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I514] Mary Matilda WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I507] Samuel Robert WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I508] Jefferson Hubbard WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I509] Amanda Lucy WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I446] Catherine Echols WILLIAMSON | Williamson, Amanda Lucy (I509)
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| 1905 | value of estate: $300 Witness Role: Principal: [I450] Samuel Payne WILLIAMSON Witness Role: head of household: [I450] Samuel Payne WILLIAMSON Witness Role: wife: [I451] Mary Matilda DUCK Witness Role: daughter: [I503] Frances Marion WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I504] John Willis WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I505] James Madison WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I506] Margaret Elizabeth WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I514] Mary Matilda WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I507] Samuel Robert WILLIAMSON Witness Role: son: [I508] Jefferson Hubbard WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I509] Amanda Lucy WILLIAMSON Witness Role: daughter: [I446] Catherine Echols WILLIAMSON | Williamson, Mary Matilda (I514)
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| 1906 | value of personal estate: $312, William cannot read or write, Lucinda can read but not write. Witness Role: head of household: [I452] William Gilwater PRICE Witness Role: wife: [I453] Lucinda Jane BUSSEY Witness Role: daughter: [I479] Mary Isabelle PRICE Witness Role: son: [I445] James Mordecai PRICE | Price, William Gilwater (I452)
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| 1907 | value of personal estate: $312, William cannot read or write, Lucinda can read but not write. Witness Role: Principal: [I452] William Gilwater PRICE Witness Role: head of household: [I452] William Gilwater PRICE Witness Role: wife: [I453] Lucinda Jane BUSSEY Witness Role: daughter: [I479] Mary Isabelle PRICE Witness Role: son: [I445] James Mordecai PRICE | Price, James Mordecai (I445)
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| 1908 | value of personal estate: $312, William cannot read or write, Lucinda can read but not write. Witness Role: Principal: [I452] William Gilwater PRICE Witness Role: head of household: [I452] William Gilwater PRICE Witness Role: wife: [I453] Lucinda Jane BUSSEY Witness Role: daughter: [I479] Mary Isabelle PRICE Witness Role: son: [I445] James Mordecai PRICE | Bussey, Lucinda Jane (I453)
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| 1909 | value of personal estate: $312, William cannot read or write, Lucinda can read but not write. Witness Role: Principal: [I452] William Gilwater PRICE Witness Role: head of household: [I452] William Gilwater PRICE Witness Role: wife: [I453] Lucinda Jane BUSSEY Witness Role: daughter: [I479] Mary Isabelle PRICE Witness Role: son: [I445] James Mordecai PRICE | Price, Mary Isabelle (I479)
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| 1910 | Value of real estate: $2,000 Value of personal estate: $600 Witness Role: head of household: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: wife: [I4357] Pheletia White TAYLOR Witness Role: daughter: [I4420] Mary Frances CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4424] Nancy Elizabeth CASH Witness Role: son: [I4419] John S. CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4421] Virginia Ann CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4415] Pherlecia Jane CASH Witness Role: son: [I4356] James Wesley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4422] Francis Marion CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4425] Sarah Permelia CASH Witness Role: son: [I4416] Reuben Tensley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4418] William Henry CASH Witness Role: son: [I4417] Thomas Blackwell CASH | Cash, Moses Reuben (I4358)
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| 1911 | Value of real estate: $2,000 Value of personal estate: $600 Witness Role: Principal: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: head of household: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: wife: [I4357] Pheletia White TAYLOR Witness Role: daughter: [I4420] Mary Frances CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4424] Nancy Elizabeth CASH Witness Role: son: [I4419] John S. CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4421] Virginia Ann CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4415] Pherlecia Jane CASH Witness Role: son: [I4356] James Wesley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4422] Francis Marion CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4425] Sarah Permelia CASH Witness Role: son: [I4416] Reuben Tensley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4418] William Henry CASH Witness Role: son: [I4417] Thomas Blackwell CASH | Cash, James Wesley (I4356)
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| 1912 | Value of real estate: $2,000 Value of personal estate: $600 Witness Role: Principal: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: head of household: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: wife: [I4357] Pheletia White TAYLOR Witness Role: daughter: [I4420] Mary Frances CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4424] Nancy Elizabeth CASH Witness Role: son: [I4419] John S. CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4421] Virginia Ann CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4415] Pherlecia Jane CASH Witness Role: son: [I4356] James Wesley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4422] Francis Marion CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4425] Sarah Permelia CASH Witness Role: son: [I4416] Reuben Tensley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4418] William Henry CASH Witness Role: son: [I4417] Thomas Blackwell CASH | Taylor, Pheletia White "Jane" (I4357)
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| 1913 | Value of real estate: $2,000 Value of personal estate: $600 Witness Role: Principal: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: head of household: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: wife: [I4357] Pheletia White TAYLOR Witness Role: daughter: [I4420] Mary Frances CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4424] Nancy Elizabeth CASH Witness Role: son: [I4419] John S. CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4421] Virginia Ann CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4415] Pherlecia Jane CASH Witness Role: son: [I4356] James Wesley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4422] Francis Marion CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4425] Sarah Permelia CASH Witness Role: son: [I4416] Reuben Tensley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4418] William Henry CASH Witness Role: son: [I4417] Thomas Blackwell CASH | Cash, Pherlecia Jane "PJ" (I4415)
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| 1914 | Value of real estate: $2,000 Value of personal estate: $600 Witness Role: Principal: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: head of household: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: wife: [I4357] Pheletia White TAYLOR Witness Role: daughter: [I4420] Mary Frances CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4424] Nancy Elizabeth CASH Witness Role: son: [I4419] John S. CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4421] Virginia Ann CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4415] Pherlecia Jane CASH Witness Role: son: [I4356] James Wesley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4422] Francis Marion CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4425] Sarah Permelia CASH Witness Role: son: [I4416] Reuben Tensley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4418] William Henry CASH Witness Role: son: [I4417] Thomas Blackwell CASH | Cash, Reuben Tensley (I4416)
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| 1915 | Value of real estate: $2,000 Value of personal estate: $600 Witness Role: Principal: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: head of household: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: wife: [I4357] Pheletia White TAYLOR Witness Role: daughter: [I4420] Mary Frances CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4424] Nancy Elizabeth CASH Witness Role: son: [I4419] John S. CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4421] Virginia Ann CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4415] Pherlecia Jane CASH Witness Role: son: [I4356] James Wesley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4422] Francis Marion CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4425] Sarah Permelia CASH Witness Role: son: [I4416] Reuben Tensley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4418] William Henry CASH Witness Role: son: [I4417] Thomas Blackwell CASH | Cash, Thomas Blackwell (I4417)
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| 1916 | Value of real estate: $2,000 Value of personal estate: $600 Witness Role: Principal: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: head of household: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: wife: [I4357] Pheletia White TAYLOR Witness Role: daughter: [I4420] Mary Frances CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4424] Nancy Elizabeth CASH Witness Role: son: [I4419] John S. CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4421] Virginia Ann CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4415] Pherlecia Jane CASH Witness Role: son: [I4356] James Wesley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4422] Francis Marion CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4425] Sarah Permelia CASH Witness Role: son: [I4416] Reuben Tensley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4418] William Henry CASH Witness Role: son: [I4417] Thomas Blackwell CASH | Cash, Rev. William Henry (I4418)
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| 1917 | Value of real estate: $2,000 Value of personal estate: $600 Witness Role: Principal: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: head of household: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: wife: [I4357] Pheletia White TAYLOR Witness Role: daughter: [I4420] Mary Frances CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4424] Nancy Elizabeth CASH Witness Role: son: [I4419] John S. CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4421] Virginia Ann CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4415] Pherlecia Jane CASH Witness Role: son: [I4356] James Wesley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4422] Francis Marion CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4425] Sarah Permelia CASH Witness Role: son: [I4416] Reuben Tensley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4418] William Henry CASH Witness Role: son: [I4417] Thomas Blackwell CASH | Cash, John S. (I4419)
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| 1918 | Value of real estate: $2,000 Value of personal estate: $600 Witness Role: Principal: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: head of household: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: wife: [I4357] Pheletia White TAYLOR Witness Role: daughter: [I4420] Mary Frances CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4424] Nancy Elizabeth CASH Witness Role: son: [I4419] John S. CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4421] Virginia Ann CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4415] Pherlecia Jane CASH Witness Role: son: [I4356] James Wesley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4422] Francis Marion CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4425] Sarah Permelia CASH Witness Role: son: [I4416] Reuben Tensley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4418] William Henry CASH Witness Role: son: [I4417] Thomas Blackwell CASH | Cash, Mary Frances (I4420)
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| 1919 | Value of real estate: $2,000 Value of personal estate: $600 Witness Role: Principal: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: head of household: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: wife: [I4357] Pheletia White TAYLOR Witness Role: daughter: [I4420] Mary Frances CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4424] Nancy Elizabeth CASH Witness Role: son: [I4419] John S. CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4421] Virginia Ann CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4415] Pherlecia Jane CASH Witness Role: son: [I4356] James Wesley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4422] Francis Marion CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4425] Sarah Permelia CASH Witness Role: son: [I4416] Reuben Tensley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4418] William Henry CASH Witness Role: son: [I4417] Thomas Blackwell CASH | Cash, Virginia Ann (I4421)
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| 1920 | Value of real estate: $2,000 Value of personal estate: $600 Witness Role: Principal: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: head of household: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: wife: [I4357] Pheletia White TAYLOR Witness Role: daughter: [I4420] Mary Frances CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4424] Nancy Elizabeth CASH Witness Role: son: [I4419] John S. CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4421] Virginia Ann CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4415] Pherlecia Jane CASH Witness Role: son: [I4356] James Wesley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4422] Francis Marion CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4425] Sarah Permelia CASH Witness Role: son: [I4416] Reuben Tensley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4418] William Henry CASH Witness Role: son: [I4417] Thomas Blackwell CASH | Cash, Francis Marion (I4422)
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| 1921 | Value of real estate: $2,000 Value of personal estate: $600 Witness Role: Principal: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: head of household: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: wife: [I4357] Pheletia White TAYLOR Witness Role: daughter: [I4420] Mary Frances CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4424] Nancy Elizabeth CASH Witness Role: son: [I4419] John S. CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4421] Virginia Ann CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4415] Pherlecia Jane CASH Witness Role: son: [I4356] James Wesley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4422] Francis Marion CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4425] Sarah Permelia CASH Witness Role: son: [I4416] Reuben Tensley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4418] William Henry CASH Witness Role: son: [I4417] Thomas Blackwell CASH | Cash, Nancy Elizabeth (I4424)
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| 1922 | Value of real estate: $2,000 Value of personal estate: $600 Witness Role: Principal: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: head of household: [I4358] Moses Reuben CASH Witness Role: wife: [I4357] Pheletia White TAYLOR Witness Role: daughter: [I4420] Mary Frances CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4424] Nancy Elizabeth CASH Witness Role: son: [I4419] John S. CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4421] Virginia Ann CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4415] Pherlecia Jane CASH Witness Role: son: [I4356] James Wesley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4422] Francis Marion CASH Witness Role: daughter: [I4425] Sarah Permelia CASH Witness Role: son: [I4416] Reuben Tensley CASH Witness Role: son: [I4418] William Henry CASH Witness Role: son: [I4417] Thomas Blackwell CASH | Cash, Sarah Permelia (I4425)
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| 1923 | Very tenuous connection to the gravestone image and the cemetery. Find a Grave links Rosanna Shipley to a daughter Elizabeth, who married William Brown. No evidence of these people as yet. | Shipley, Rosanna (I4181)
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| 1924 | Virginia militia, Private under Capt Sayler. | Cash, John (I5880)
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| 1925 | Walton's Company, Col Hunter's Regiment of Arkansas Cavalry, Jackman's Brigade, Shelby's Division Served with William Gilwater Price. His widow Malinda Price received a pension as an indigent Confederate Widow until her death. | Baker, Frances Marion (I3188)
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| 1926 | Was "engaged in business" in the US and Canada, nothing more specific. After the Civil War, he retired a wealthy man. | Fisher, Nathaniel Dean (I678)
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| 1927 | Was 4 months old in July 1870 at the time the census was taken | Matticks, Charles Harvey (I2533)
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| 1928 | Was a hotel waitress, living in what looks to be a boarding house | Moody, Charlotte Virginia "Lottie" (I4251)
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| 1929 | Was married when he filled out his WW1 Draft Registration. | Family: Charles Cyrus Taber / Eva Lavinia Sandstrom (F289)
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| 1930 | Was shown as a widower on the 1900 census, in the household of his sister. | Legge, Alonzo M (I2213)
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| 1931 | Was still living at the time of the writing of the History of Marshall County Mother's census of 1910 reported only 1 of her 7 children yet living. | Taber, John Heenan (I845)
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| 1932 | When God Winks at You: How God Speaks Directly to You Through the Power of Coincidence by Squire Rushnell is a book I haven't read, but would like to. The idea of coincidence being a little wink from God is one of those concepts I find exceedingly comforting. At any rate - there's a great story of coincidence in our very own family. Samuel Scott Riffle, known to most (even his wife) as Mr. Riffle, had the kind of tough upbringing that was sadly quite common in the South after the Civil War. To recap: His father died in the war before he was 7 years old. His mom remarried, had a daughter, we're hoping that life was good for them all at this point, though they were in Mississippi and the war and reconstruction were really tough on folks in this area. His mom got pregnant again, Mr. Riffle was in his early teens at this point. His stepfather (Mr. Murphy) died in an accident coming home from town, leaving Amanda, his pregnant widow, Josephine, his 5 year old daughter, and SS Riffle, his 13 year old stepson, to fend for themselves. Mr. Riffle had either already gone off to work somewhere, or he did so after his stepfather died, we don't know. All we do know is that he was, at the young age of 13 or 14 not at home with his mother when she had the baby. The baby, a boy, was either stillborn or died shortly thereafter. Amanda apparently lived for a short time, a week, a few months, we don't know, but then she died as well. Mr. Riffle couldn't get across the Mississippi river to get home immediately(flooding season apparently), and by the time he did get home, his mom was buried, and his sister Josephine was gone to live with other family. We aren't sure if he even knew where she was. He was completely on his own, it was 1870 and he was only 15. He survived, thrived actually. Became a successful farmer, a father many times over, and eventually ended up in the great state of Texas. But there must have been, always at the back of his mind, a desire to find his sister. To know if she had turned out ok, to find his own connections to his past. Flash forward to 1901. Mr. Riffle's first wife, Sarah Josephine Faucett, had died leaving him with 6 children. He remarried (Mary Elizabeth Embry) and had one more child (my grandmother, Katie Alma Riffle). While Miss Mary was pregnant with Katie, Mr. Riffle and his (former) father-in-law Andy Newt Faucett decided to go to a Civil War Veterans reunion, to see if there was any way for Mr. Riffle to find his family. Another gentleman, Bartholomew Roach, had gone to this reunion on behalf of his wife, Josephine Murphy, to find her brother. Bat Roach asked a nearby gentleman if he knew Samuel Scott Riffle. The gentleman he asked was Andy Newt Faucett. God winked. After that, the Roach and Riffle families stayed in touch. There was even a time that the Riffles stayed with the Roaches while their house was being built. Must have been a bit crowded - 7 Riffle children, 12 Roach children, 4 adults, and all the assorted farm animals. Over the years we've lost touch with the Roach side of the family, perhaps we can reunite again someday. The facts remain however - Terrible tragedy, extreme hardship, loss of family - survival and success in spite of it. As a descendant of this great man, I hope I can live up to his example. Personally, I find so much inspiration in the story of Samuel Scott Riffle, he's definitely one of the "dead ancestors" I'd love to meet. Please share your stories! | Riffle, Samuel Scott (I216)
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| 1933 | When Katie got her teaching degree, they returned to Follett and the farm. Homer continued to do much of the Traditional women's chores, Katie worked and never much liked housework anyway! Katie tells that she enjoyed sleeping late, but never really could because Homer would make such a racket in the kitchen with breakfast that she just HAD to wake up - she giggles when she says "I think he was noisy on purpose, he always liked to have me near him. | Price, Homer (I190)
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| 1934 | When Marquis de Lafayette made his Farewell Tour around America, Lucy was one of the children to welcome him to Trenton | Woodruff, Lucy Matilda (I5955)
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| 1935 | When Paul Jones Taber moved to Fort Wayne in 1819, he took his children, but not his wife, most likely because she had died. | Brown, Lucy (I883)
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| 1936 | where he was Class President of the Two-Year Bible Course | Nickell, Clarence Antrum Jr. (I469)
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| 1937 | where they went into the newspaper business | Price, James Malcolm "Mack" (I2)
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| 1938 | where they went into the newspaper business | Chamberlain, Deborah (I3)
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| 1939 | While not a member of the armed services during the Revolutionary War, he provided substantial patriotic service in caring for soldier's wives and protecting the home front. He was a member of the Committee of Safety, and served as sergeant on the Lexington Alarm. History of Norfolk: The since famous skirmishes of Lexington and Concord were fought, which precipitated the Revolutionary war. An alarm was immediately spread in every direction. The news quickly reached this distant town, and a most creditable response was made, twenty-four men being found ready to march at scarcely more than a moment's notice, for the assistance of the Massachusetts colonists. The names of the men found in the official ''List of the men who marched from the Connecticut towns for the relief of Boston in the Lexington alarm, April, 1775, from the town of Norfolk," are as follows: Timothy Gaylord, captain; Serggeants, Samuel Cowles, Titus Watson, Brotherton Seward; Clerk, William Hewett. Deacon Samuel Cowles, ensign, was in skirmish at White Plains, and perhaps also in Canada campaign. He marched after Lexington, also. Noah Cowles, son of Samuel, entered service very young as musician, probably a drummer. Was at Burgoyne's surrender at Saratoga. DAR listing: Service: CONNECTICUT Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, ENSIGN Service Description: 1) ALSO SGT; CAPT STANLEY'S CO, LEX ALARM,COMMITTEE TO CARE FOR SOLDIER'S FAMILIES | Cowles, Samuel (I808)
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| 1940 | While not a member of the armed services, his service as a civilian during the war was sufficient to earn him recognition as a patriot for inclusion in the DAR. DAR listing; Service: VIRGINIA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE Service Description: 1) SIGNED OATH OF ALLEGIANCE,HENRY CO 1777 2) PAID SUPPLY TAX 1780 | Denney, James (I2045)
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| 1941 | While not a member of the armed services, his service as a civilian during the war was sufficient to earn him recognition as a patriot for inclusion in the DAR. DAR listing: Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE Service Source: HAUN, ABSTRACTS OF LAND ENTRIES, WAKE CO, NC 1778-1846, P 25, #273 Service Description: 1) TOOK OATH OF ALLEGIENCE TO MAKE LAND ENTRY, WAKE CO, 1778 | Duck, Timothy (I2394)
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| 1942 | While not a member of the armed services, his service as a civilian during the war was sufficient to earn him recognition as a patriot for inclusion in the DAR. Georgia Land Grant Lottery list shows William Embry and Thomas "Fambrough", likely to be brother and father respectively. Also would have been revolutionary war patriots. DAR listing: Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, NONCOMM Service Description: 1) DRUMMER UNDER COL JOHN HINTON; PAID FOR HIRE OF HORSE 2) RECEIVED LAND IN 1827 GA LOTTERY | Embry, Joseph (I2571)
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| 1943 | While not a member of the armed services, his service as a civilian during the war was sufficient to earn him recognition as a patriot for inclusion in the DAR. "Provided a substitute" means that he paid someone else to go fight on his behalf. DAR listing: Service: VIRGINIA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE Service Description: 1) PROVIDED A SUBSTITUTE, 1779 From the Find a Grave entry: Charles appears on the Mecklenburg Virginia Militia at the age of 19 with Militia Lt John Farrar the second cousin of Thomas Jefferson as his substitute | O'Kelley, Charles Dean (I3001)
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| 1944 | Wife of A.C. Edgar | Embry, Nancy Jane (I456)
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| 1945 | Wife's name unknown. She was born c.1374 in London. | Family: Richard Rich / Name Unknown (F604)
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| 1946 | Wilburn is a widower. Witness Role: head of household: [I1470] Wilburn Jerome SUTTON Witness Role: son: [I4122] Jeff Davis SUTTON Witness Role: son: [I4118] Walter Chandler SUTTON Witness Role: daughter-in-law: [I5892] Zee Ella BARHAM | Sutton, Wilburn Jerome (I1470)
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| 1947 | Wilburn is a widower. Witness Role: Principal: [I1470] Wilburn Jerome SUTTON Witness Role: head of household: [I1470] Wilburn Jerome SUTTON Witness Role: son: [I4122] Jeff Davis SUTTON Witness Role: son: [I4118] Walter Chandler SUTTON Witness Role: daughter-in-law: [I5892] Zee Ella BARHAM | Sutton, Walter Chandler (I4118)
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| 1948 | Wilburn is a widower. Witness Role: Principal: [I1470] Wilburn Jerome SUTTON Witness Role: head of household: [I1470] Wilburn Jerome SUTTON Witness Role: son: [I4122] Jeff Davis SUTTON Witness Role: son: [I4118] Walter Chandler SUTTON Witness Role: daughter-in-law: [I5892] Zee Ella BARHAM | Sutton, Jeff Davis (I4122)
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| 1949 | Wilburn is a widower. Witness Role: Principal: [I1470] Wilburn Jerome SUTTON Witness Role: head of household: [I1470] Wilburn Jerome SUTTON Witness Role: son: [I4122] Jeff Davis SUTTON Witness Role: son: [I4118] Walter Chandler SUTTON Witness Role: daughter-in-law: [I5892] Zee Ella BARHAM | Barham, Zee Ella (I5892)
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| 1950 | Will Proved | Rich, Richard (I1732)
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