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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SOLES, Robert (Bobby) Marshall (I7306)
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| 36552 |
Personally known to me. (DWM) She died of a ruptured intestine. I do not know if it was cancer related. | TALBOT, Ruth Jane (I533)
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| 36553 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | COOPER, Rachael Leigh (I13732)
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Possible father, was a judge in Perry Co. Kentucky
Taulbee, John 63 years old .b KY, m.b.NC f.b. NC farmer
census: 1880 NA roll 435 p.52 Morgan Co. KY
house/family on order of visitation: 198/198
Pheby: 49 b.KY m.b KY f.b. VA housekeeper can't read or write
David: 18 b. KY farmer attends school
Sarah: 15 b. KY at home attends school
Gramvil: 13 b.KY attends school can't read or write
Ellen: 10 b.KY attends school can't read or write | TAULBEE, John Dial (I23682)
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Posted on Facebook 11/24/2021 - DWM
Surry County, N.C. Genealogical Assn. formed in 1981
Elijah Smith · November t22c 95at ung8s24:36 0PMg ·
Here is a photo of my GG grandmother Nellie Marion. She was born 1913 to Charlie William Scott and Lucinda Scott and she died 2009 at 95 years old! She married my GG grandfather Posey Rains Marion of Surry County and had two children and a infant son Herman Thomas Marion. This photo was taken in the late 1920s. She is buried at the Union Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery in Surry County NC.
(I did not download the photo - DWM)
| SCOTT, Nellie Lou (I12036)
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| 36556 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | WENDORPH, Pamela Lynn (I22826)
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| 36557 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MARSHALL, Della Jo (I23115)
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| 36558 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HOROWITZ, Dr. Roberto (I23127)
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| 36559 |
Proof: Susie Marion's family Bible.
Notes: Ernest gave his mother-in-law her family
Bible. There is no date in the Bible. I have a copy of the title page and
pages with information. Rosa said that Emma put the information in for her
mother. Susie could read. Mary Sue Marion remembers seeing her in a rocking
chair reading her Bible. [These notes came with the GEDCOM file - DWM]
!Marion 0005 | AMBURN, Ernest Richard (I12035)
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| 36560 |
Proof: Susie Marion's family Bible. | WOOD, Daisy (I12034)
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| 36561 |
Proof: Susie Marion's family Bible. | SCOTT, Nellie Lou (I12036)
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| 36562 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MARION, Rosa Effie (I12031)
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| 36563 |
Proof: Susie Marion's family Bible. Was a truck driver for Mclean Trucking and
drove some with Wade, Sr. Died of lung cancer. | CLIFTON, Thomas Monroe "Coye" (I12039)
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| 36564 |
Public Records | WASLEY, Mary (I41071)
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| 36565 |
Publication: Mt Airy News; Date: Aug 2, 2006; Section: Front Page; Page: 3
Obituaries
MOUNT AIRY - Ms. Renee Wray Combs, 60, of 937 Sparger Road, Suite 2, Mount
Airy, went home to be with the Lord on Monday, July 31, 2006.
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Ms. Combs was born April 10, 1946, in Surry County to Edith Marie Poff Wray and the late Robert Graham Wray Sr. She was employed at Wal-Mart as a cake decorator and was a member of Westside Baptist Church.
She is survived by two sons and daughters-in-law, Donald Gray Combs Jr. and Jill Combs of Claudville, Va., and Benny Ray and Frances Combs of Mount Airy; five grandchildren, Mark Combs of Westfield, Miranda Combs of Claudville and Jessica Combs, Casey Combs and Hailey Combs, all of Mount Airy; a greatgranddaughter, Madilyn Grace Combs of Mount Airy; her mother, Edith Marie Poff Wray of Mount Airy; three sisters and a brother-in-law, Rosalie McMillian of Bassett, Va., Rhonda and Jerry Humphries of Mount Airy and Reva Elbertson of Ocala, Fla.; a brother, Robert Graham Wray Jr. of Mount Airy; and a special friend, Kristie Bledsoe of Mount Airy. In addition to her father, Ms. Combs was preceded in death by a son, Randy Gregg Combs; a grandson, Bradley Kyle Combs; and a sister, Evelyn Ramona Wray.
The funeral service will be held Thursday, Aug. 3, 2006, at 2 p.m. at Westside Baptist Church. The service will be conducted by the Rev. Steve Johnson and the Rev. Jack Anderson, and burial will follow in the Westside Baptist Church Cemetery. The family will receive friends Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Westside Baptist Church, and other times at the home of Edith Marie Poff Wray, 152 Critz St., Mount Airy.
Flowers will be accepted, or memorials may be made to Mountain Valley Hospice and Palliative Care, 401 Technology Lane, Suite 200, Mount Airy, NC 27030. Moody Funeral Services in Mount Airy is serving the Combs family. Online condolences may be made at www.moodyfuneralservices.com.
FindAGrave.com memorial #117426061
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-----Original Message-----
From: Charles Crabtree [mailto:ccrabtree4@triad.rr.com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2006 9:08 AM
To: Sam Crabtree; Sam and Ruth Marshall; Paul M. Crabtree; Paul
Crabtree; Henry Eugene Wray; Deanna Marshall Brewer; David and Betsy
Marshall; Becky Siedlecki
Subject: Renee
All,
Joyce Renee Wray Combs passed away at her home in Mt. Airy, NC Monday July
31, 2006, at approximately 10:30 PM. Tentative arrangements are for the
Wake to be tomorrow evening or night Wednesday August 2, 2006, at the West
Side Baptist Church, with funeral on Thursday July 3, 2006 at West Side
with burial in the West Side Baptist Church Cemetery.
These arrangements have not been confirmed. I will get back to you with
firm arrangements hopefully today when they are final.
Charles | WRAY, Joyce Renee (I2547)
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| 36566 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SMITH, Jennifer Vaden (I11439)
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| 36567 |
Quoting Kandra Dickerson :
> Proposed Change: Family: William BOSWELL / Margaret MARSHALL
> Tree: Marshall and Allied Families
> Link:
> http://marshallgenealogy.org/tng/familygroup.php?familyID=F6566&tree=Marshall
>
> Description: Children:
> 1.Garrett Boswell born 1800 in Albemarle County, VA, died April
> 8,1856 in Audrain County, MO. Married Martha Ann Dollins born Nov 22,
> 1819 in Orange County, VA., died Nov 30, 1877 in Audrain Co, MO
> 2.Davis Boswell, born August 4,1805
> 3.Eleanor Boswell, born 1810
> 4.Richard M. Boswell, born 1814
> 5.William Jr. Boswell, born Feb 3,1816
>
> Kandra Dickerson
> jwdickerson111@gmail.com | BOSWELL, Davis (I185)
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| 36568 |
Quoting Kandra Dickerson :
> Proposed Change: Family: William BOSWELL / Margaret MARSHALL
> Tree: Marshall and Allied Families
> Link:
> http://marshallgenealogy.org/tng/familygroup.php?familyID=F6566&tree=Marshall
>
> Description: Children:
> 1.Garrett Boswell born 1800 in Albemarle County, VA, died April
> 8,1856 in Audrain County, MO. Married Martha Ann Dollins born Nov 22,
> 1819 in Orange County, VA., died Nov 30, 1877 in Audrain Co, MO
> 2.Davis Boswell, born August 4,1805
> 3.Eleanor Boswell, born 1810
> 4.Richard M. Boswell, born 1814
> 5.William Jr. Boswell, born Feb 3,1816
>
> Kandra Dickerson
> jwdickerson111@gmail.com | DOLLINS, Martha Ann (I33768)
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| 36569 |
Quoting Kandra Dickerson :
> Proposed Change: Family: William BOSWELL / Margaret MARSHALL
> Tree: Marshall and Allied Families
> Link:
> http://marshallgenealogy.org/tng/familygroup.php?familyID=F6566&tree=Marshall
>
> Description: Children:
> 1.Garrett Boswell born 1800 in Albemarle County, VA, died April
> 8,1856 in Audrain County, MO. Married Martha Ann Dollins born Nov 22,
> 1819 in Orange County, VA., died Nov 30, 1877 in Audrain Co, MO
> 2.Davis Boswell, born August 4,1805
> 3.Eleanor Boswell, born 1810
> 4.Richard M. Boswell, born 1814
> 5.William Jr. Boswell, born Feb 3,1816
>
> Kandra Dickerson
> jwdickerson111@gmail.com | BOSWELL, Eleanor (I33769)
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| 36570 |
Quoting Kandra Dickerson :
> Proposed Change: Family: William BOSWELL / Margaret MARSHALL
> Tree: Marshall and Allied Families
> Link:
> http://marshallgenealogy.org/tng/familygroup.php?familyID=F6566&tree=Marshall
>
> Description: Children:
> 1.Garrett Boswell born 1800 in Albemarle County, VA, died April
> 8,1856 in Audrain County, MO. Married Martha Ann Dollins born Nov 22,
> 1819 in Orange County, VA., died Nov 30, 1877 in Audrain Co, MO
> 2.Davis Boswell, born August 4,1805
> 3.Eleanor Boswell, born 1810
> 4.Richard M. Boswell, born 1814
> 5.William Jr. Boswell, born Feb 3,1816
>
> Kandra Dickerson
> jwdickerson111@gmail.com | BOSWELL, Richard M. (I33770)
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| 36571 |
Quoting Kandra Dickerson :
> Proposed Change: Family: William BOSWELL / Margaret MARSHALL
> Tree: Marshall and Allied Families
> Link:
> http://marshallgenealogy.org/tng/familygroup.php?familyID=F6566&tree=Marshall
>
> Description: Children:
> 1.Garrett Boswell born 1800 in Albemarle County, VA, died April
> 8,1856 in Audrain County, MO. Married Martha Ann Dollins born Nov 22,
> 1819 in Orange County, VA., died Nov 30, 1877 in Audrain Co, MO
> 2.Davis Boswell, born August 4,1805
> 3.Eleanor Boswell, born 1810
> 4.Richard M. Boswell, born 1814
> 5.William Jr. Boswell, born Feb 3,1816
>
> Kandra Dickerson
> jwdickerson111@gmail.com | BOSWELL, William Jr. (I33771)
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| 36572 |
Quoting Kandra Dickerson :
Proposed Change: Family: William BOSWELL / Margaret MARSHALL
Tree: Marshall and Allied Families
Link:
http://marshallgenealogy.org/tng/familygroup.php?familyID=F6566&tree=Marshall
Description: Children:
1.Garrett Boswell born 1800 in Albemarle County, VA, died April 8,1856 in Audrain County, MO. Married Martha Ann Dollins born Nov 22, 1819 in Orange County, VA., died Nov 30, 1877 in Audrain Co, MO
2.Davis Boswell, born August 4,1805
3.Eleanor Boswell, born 1810
4.Richard M. Boswell, born 1814
5.William Jr. Boswell, born Feb 3,1816
Kandra Dickerson
jwdickerson111@gmail.com
| BOSWELL, Garrett (I33767)
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| 36573 |
RALPH KEELER WILSON and EDNA PEARL HAYNES were divorced. | HAYNES, Edna Pearl (I13290)
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| 36574 |
RALPH KEELER WILSON and EDNA PEARL HAYNES were divorced. | HAYNES, Edna Pearl (I27041)
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| 36575 |
Ralph Turner via shared68.accountservergroup.com
Oct 18, 2018, 6:39 AM (8 days ago)
to David
Proposed Change: Family: Ralph Edwin TURNER / Ruth Marie DELAP
Tree: Marshall and Allied Families
Link: http://marshallgenealogy.org/tng/familygroup.php?familyID=F7514&tree=Marshall
Description: Ash Burial of Ralph Edwin Turner at Castle Rock was on 24 October 1983 | TURNER, Ralph Edwin (I21621)
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| 36576 |
Records of Moody Funeral Services, Mount Airy, North Carolina, 1903-1914, by Betty J. Camin and Ann B. Stewart, 1990. North Carolina State Library Card Catalog number GR 929.3 N8su C183r - This source says that he died of Apoplexy.
ISBN 0-9614123-3-X
| MARSHALL, Murlin Lafayette (I40)
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| 36577 |
Records of Moody Funeral Services, Mount Airy, North Carolina, 1903-1914, by Betty J. Camin and Ann B. Stewart, pg. 4 line 168. - This source says she died from an accident. What kind of accident was not specified.
| SPARGER, Christina (I37)
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| 36578 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | PARSONS, Johann Rebecca (I746)
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| 36579 |
Rev. Edward Talbott was the only child of Edward and Margaret (Slade) Talbott and was born after his father's death and raised by his grandmother Slade. He was one of the first Methodist ministers. The following is from a sketch by Rev. L. W. Berry, D.D., president of Indiana Asbury University, made after an interview with him on his eighty-eighth birthday anniversary, when a large number of his kindred and friends gathered around his table and altar:
"Intimately associated with Bishops Asbury and McKendree in planting early Methodism in the West--his house for years, being the home of itinerant ministers, when houses were scarce and far distant from each other--bearing a name of which Asbury makes honorable mention in his journal.
**Father Talbott was born in Baltimore Co., Md on what was called My Lady's Manor, April 6, 1764. His parents were not members of any church, and he enjoyed in his early life, few advantages either religious or scientific. At the age of seventeen he was drafted in the second draft of the select militia of the Maryland line.
He was not subject to be called out until the first draft was exhausted. Before this took place the Revolutionary War terminated, by the defeat of Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown. At the age of twenty-six, Mr. Talbott united with the
Methodist Episcopal Church. At that time, this was a step often involving serious consequences. Not unfrequently did it alienate friends, affect injuriously one's reputation, and the result was very annoying, if not dangerous, persecutions. The small band of devoted Christians with whom Mr. Talbott united did not exceed half a dozen. In holding their meetings, especially at night, they were often assailed, and all means employed short of actual violence to intimidate them.
In December, 1783, he was married to Miss Elizabeth Standiford. In 1841, she departed this life.
***In 1796, with a family consisting of his wife, eight sons and two slaves, he emigrated to Shelby co., Kentucky. His journey to his new home was attended with some peril. When he reached his new residence, he found, of the church of his
choice, only four members. These he organized into a class. Great was the success of his ministry. Associated with Thomas Mitchell, another local preacher, he traveled extensively.
**In this way, societies were formed.
**Few
men in a local sphere ever labored more or realized greater success. Mr. Talbott was too conscientious to be the permanent owner of slaves. He manumitted those he brought with him to the West. In 1801 he was ordained in Kentucky a deacon by Bishop Asbury, and in1810 the Western Conference met at New Chapel, in his neighborhood, and it ministers (among them Asbury and McKendree) were entertained at his house.
In October 1831, he moved to Putnam Co. Indiana. He was the father of thirteen children, twelve of whom were raised to maturity, and eight of whom are now living, the oldest being
sixty-eight. All but two of these children are members of the church. He has lived to see his children of the fourth generation. All reside within a circuit of two miles.
There are sixty-seven grandchildren and five dead; ninety-six great grandchildren living and thirteen dead; two great-great grandchildren. Thus he has seen one hundred and ninety-six of his descendants.
His family Bible, with its record, was destroyed by fire, and a book in which his grandson, Thomas E. Talbott, noted many things which he had told him about the family, has been mislaid or lost.
The Baltimore co. license for the marriage of Edward Talbott and Elizabeth Standiford is dated 22 Nov. 1783, and the minister's name given is Rev. Davis, Baptist. About sixteen months after his marriage, his grandfather died, bequeathing him nearly all his estate.
During the Whiskey insurrection, 1794, he was drafted into the army, and while standing in line with his company, preparatory to being mustered in, his class leader presented him with a license to preach, and his captain promptly
discharged him. This incident is recalled by his grandson, Thomas E. Talbott, who has preserved the parchment certificate of ordination, 1801, signed by Bishop Asbury.
In Sept., 1802, a quarterly meeting continuing four days was
held at Edward Talbott's, four miles from Shelbyville, a great crowd of people and preachers attended, and this also was a time of power of God to many souls.
I will give here a specimen of Kentucky hospitality on such occasions. I think Brother Talbott must have provided for forty or fifty person, besides a number of horses. He prepared a large pen for the horses. Every man took care
of his own horse, and had directions to go into the cornfield and cut as much corn as he pleased to give to his horse. Perhaps an acre or more was cut down in this way."
(Recollections and Reflections of an Old Itinerant, by Rev.
Henry Smith.
William Slade, 15 Feb. 1785, bequeathed to his wife, Elizabeth, one-third of his land, with reversion to his grandson, Edward Talbott; and to said grandson the remaining two-thirds of the land, known as William's lot; gray horse called Chester, and negro Shandy; to his granddaughter, Cassandra Hughes, negro Pompey and feather bed and furniture; to his daughter Margaret Hughes, 20 pounds
specie; all the rest of his estate to his wife during widowhood, and if she married, to his to said grandchildren.
The will was proved 9 April 1785 (Balto Co. Wills Vol.__, p. 15) | TALBOTT, Rev. Edward (I10519)
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| 36580 |
Richard's parents are Andy Martin Key--
I have some info on the rest of the kids--of Andy and Laura...
Do you know a Donald Edmonds--I saw his site, too!!
Thanks for the reply..
Take Care & God Bless You
A Hui Hou Malama Pono
Aloha,
Lydia
| KEY, Andy Martin (I16154)
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| 36581 |
RICHARDSON FAMILY
Subj: Re: Richardson Line
Date: 6/3/2001 1:03:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: Comptonml
To: DMarsh1041
File: Marsh - Richardson - text only.txt (23709 bytes) DL Time (28800 bps): < 1 minute
David -
I have been slowly going through the data I have and have computerized a small fraction of what I have to give youa sense of what I have. I think this will explain the John and Mary Richardson question - the hypothesis is that there were two Mary Richardsons, the first wife being Mary Easterwood and the second Mary Terrel. More work probably needs to confirm this.
I hope this helps. As I get more time I'll keep filling in teh many blanks here.
Take care,
Mike
Michael L. Compton
Tulsa, OK
June 3, 2001
57. Nancy Jane Richardson was born July 13, 1849, in Indiana. She married Jesse Spriggs Powell on January 24, 1867 at Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. Jesse was born on February 2, 1847, probably at South Bethany, Bartholomew County, Indiana.
The Powells moved from Monroe County, Indiana, to Nevada, Missouri, sometime after 1870. They lived in Missouri for a time and later relocated to Aliza, Illinois. Aliza is about five miles east of Muscatine, Iowa. Jesse was a farmer there, owning some 640 acres at one time.
Nancy Jane died on July 6, 1891, possibly with another child. After her death, Jesse lost most of his wealth . He lived at such places as Wataga, Illinois, and LaCrosse, Wisconsin. He may have remarried but no proof of that has been found. Jesse died on March 4, 1923, and both he and Nancy are interred at Edgington Cemetery, Rock Island County, Edgington, Illinois.
Their children:
71. i John William Powell, born October 22, 1867
72. ii Sarah Jane Powell, born January 30, 1871.
73. iii Minnie Mae Powell, born December 18, 1872.
74. iv Luella Powell, born April 25, 1874.
75. v Bertha Powell, born May 23, 1877.
+76. vi Anna "Annie" Mae Powell, born September 25, 1879.
77. vii Ollie Powell, born September 25, 1881.
78. viii Jesse Samuel Powell, born September 18, 1883.
79. ix Grover Cleveland Powell, born July 19, 1885.
80. x George Kell Powell, born July 7, 1887. | POWELL, Jesse Spriggs (I38476)
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| 36582 |
RICHARDSON FAMILY
Subj: Re: Richardson Line
Date: 6/3/2001 1:03:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: Comptonml
To: DMarsh1041
File: Marsh - Richardson - text only.txt (23709 bytes) DL Time (28800 bps): < 1 minute
David -
I have been slowly going through the data I have and have computerized a small fraction of what I have to give youa sense of what I have. I think this will explain the John and Mary Richardson question - the hypothesis is that there were two Mary Richardsons, the first wife being Mary Easterwood and the second Mary Terrel. More work probably needs to confirm this.
I hope this helps. As I get more time I'll keep filling in teh many blanks here.
Take care,
Mike
Michael L. Compton
Tulsa, OK
June 3, 2001
57. Nancy Jane Richardson was born July 13, 1849, in Indiana. She married Jesse Spriggs Powell on January 24, 1867 at Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. Jesse was born on February 2, 1847, probably at South Bethany, Bartholomew County, Indiana.
The Powells moved from Monroe County, Indiana, to Nevada, Missouri, sometime after 1870. They lived in Missouri for a time and later relocated to Aliza, Illinois. Aliza is about five miles east of Muscatine, Iowa. Jesse was a farmer there, owning some 640 acres at one time.
Nancy Jane died on July 6, 1891, possibly with another child. After her death, Jesse lost most of his wealth . He lived at such places as Wataga, Illinois, and LaCrosse, Wisconsin. He may have remarried but no proof of that has been found. Jesse died on March 4, 1923, and both he and Nancy are interred at Edgington Cemetery, Rock Island County, Edgington, Illinois.
Their children:
71. i John William Powell, born October 22, 1867
72. ii Sarah Jane Powell, born January 30, 1871.
73. iii Minnie Mae Powell, born December 18, 1872.
74. iv Luella Powell, born April 25, 1874.
75. v Bertha Powell, born May 23, 1877.
+76. vi Anna "Annie" Mae Powell, born September 25, 1879.
77. vii Ollie Powell, born September 25, 1881.
78. viii Jesse Samuel Powell, born September 18, 1883.
79. ix Grover Cleveland Powell, born July 19, 1885.
80. x George Kell Powell, born July 7, 1887. | POWELL, John William (I38477)
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| 36583 |
RICHARDSON FAMILY
Subj: Re: Richardson Line
Date: 6/3/2001 1:03:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: Comptonml
To: DMarsh1041
File: Marsh - Richardson - text only.txt (23709 bytes) DL Time (28800 bps): < 1 minute
22. Jonathan Richardson was born in Kentucky in 1810. He married Mary Young, the daughter of David and Christiana (VanSycle) Young. She was born on March 12, 1811, in Kentucky, and died November 24, 1863.
NOTE: I am not positive about Isaac - if he belongs here - and if Armsteads dates are correct he must have been a child of the first marriage. Needs more research.)
The children of Jonathan and Mary (Young) Richardson:
+50. i Abraham Richardson, born about 1832.
+51. ii Mahala Elizabeth Richardson, born about 1834.
+52. iii Mary Christiana Richardson, born Feb 17, 1835.
+53. iv Susan Jane Richardson, born July 16, 1838.
+54. v Joseph Richardson, born about 1839 or 1841.
+55. vi David A. Richardson, born about 1842 - 1844.
+56. vii John Richardson, born about 1845 - 1846.
+57. viii Nancy Jane Richardson, born July 13, 1849.
+58. ix Millie E. "Minta" Richardson , born in 1851 or 1852.
+59. x Isaac Richardson (?)
58. Millie E. "Minta" Richardson married William Robert Hash. | HASH, William Robert (I38496)
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| 36584 |
RICHARDSON FAMILY
Subj: Re: Richardson Line
Date: 6/3/2001 1:03:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: Comptonml
To: DMarsh1041
File: Marsh - Richardson - text only.txt (23709 bytes) DL Time (28800 bps): < 1 minute
22. Jonathan Richardson was born in Kentucky in 1810. He married Mary Young, the daughter of David and Christiana (VanSycle) Young. She was born on March 12, 1811, in Kentucky, and died November 24, 1863.
NOTE: I am not positive about Isaac - if he belongs here - and if Armsteads dates are correct he must have been a child of the first marriage. Needs more research.)
The children of Jonathan and Mary (Young) Richardson:
+50. i Abraham Richardson, born about 1832.
+51. ii Mahala Elizabeth Richardson, born about 1834.
+52. iii Mary Christiana Richardson, born Feb 17, 1835.
+53. iv Susan Jane Richardson, born July 16, 1838.
+54. v Joseph Richardson, born about 1839 or 1841.
+55. vi David A. Richardson, born about 1842 - 1844.
+56. vii John Richardson, born about 1845 - 1846.
+57. viii Nancy Jane Richardson, born July 13, 1849.
+58. ix Millie E. "Minta" Richardson , born in 1851 or 1852.
+59. x Isaac Richardson (?)
59. Isaac Richardson married Cora B. Kerr on July 3, 1898. Their children (are likely others):
81. i Leonard Richardson | KERR, Cora B. (I38497)
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| 36585 |
RICHARDSON FAMILY
Subj: Re: Richardson Line
Date: 6/3/2001 1:03:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: Comptonml
To: DMarsh1041
File: Marsh - Richardson - text only.txt (23709 bytes) DL Time (28800 bps): < 1 minute
22. Jonathan Richardson was born in Kentucky in 1810. He married Mary Young, the daughter of David and Christiana (VanSycle) Young. She was born on March 12, 1811, in Kentucky, and died November 24, 1863.
NOTE: I am not positive about Isaac - if he belongs here - and if Armsteads dates are correct he must have been a child of the first marriage. Needs more research.)
The children of Jonathan and Mary (Young) Richardson:
+50. i Abraham Richardson, born about 1832.
+51. ii Mahala Elizabeth Richardson, born about 1834.
+52. iii Mary Christiana Richardson, born Feb 17, 1835.
+53. iv Susan Jane Richardson, born July 16, 1838.
+54. v Joseph Richardson, born about 1839 or 1841.
+55. vi David A. Richardson, born about 1842 - 1844.
+56. vii John Richardson, born about 1845 - 1846.
+57. viii Nancy Jane Richardson, born July 13, 1849.
+58. ix Millie E. "Minta" Richardson , born in 1851 or 1852.
+59. x Isaac Richardson (?)
59. Isaac Richardson married Cora B. Kerr on July 3, 1898. Their children (are likely others):
81. i Leonard Richardson | RICHARDSON, Leonard (I38498)
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| 36586 |
RICHARDSON FAMILY
Subj: Re: Richardson Line
Date: 6/3/2001 1:03:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: Comptonml
To: DMarsh1041
File: Marsh - Richardson - text only.txt (23709 bytes) DL Time (28800 bps): < 1 minute
57. Nancy Jane Richardson was born July 13, 1849, in Indiana. She married Jesse Spriggs Powell on January 24, 1867 at Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. Jesse was born on February 2, 1847, probably at South Bethany, Bartholomew County, Indiana.
The Powells moved from Monroe County, Indiana, to Nevada, Missouri, sometime after 1870. They lived in Missouri for a time and later relocated to Aliza, Illinois. Aliza is about five miles east of Muscatine, Iowa. Jesse was a farmer there, owning some 640 acres at one time.
Nancy Jane died on July 6, 1891, possibly with another child. After her death, Jesse lost most of his wealth . He lived at such places as Wataga, Illinois, and LaCrosse, Wisconsin. He may have remarried but no proof of that has been found. Jesse died on March 4, 1923, and both he and Nancy are interred at Edgington Cemetery, Rock Island County, Edgington, Illinois.
Their children:
71. i John William Powell, born October 22, 1867
72. ii Sarah Jane Powell, born January 30, 1871.
73. iii Minnie Mae Powell, born December 18, 1872.
74. iv Luella Powell, born April 25, 1874.
75. v Bertha Powell, born May 23, 1877.
+76. vi Anna "Annie" Mae Powell, born September 25, 1879.
77. vii Ollie Powell, born September 25, 1881.
78. viii Jesse Samuel Powell, born September 18, 1883.
79. ix Grover Cleveland Powell, born July 19, 1885.
80. x George Kell Powell, born July 7, 1887. | POWELL, Sarah Jane (I38487)
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| 36587 |
RICHARDSON FAMILY
Subj: Re: Richardson Line
Date: 6/3/2001 1:03:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: Comptonml
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57. Nancy Jane Richardson was born July 13, 1849, in Indiana. She married Jesse Spriggs Powell on January 24, 1867 at Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. Jesse was born on February 2, 1847, probably at South Bethany, Bartholomew County, Indiana.
The Powells moved from Monroe County, Indiana, to Nevada, Missouri, sometime after 1870. They lived in Missouri for a time and later relocated to Aliza, Illinois. Aliza is about five miles east of Muscatine, Iowa. Jesse was a farmer there, owning some 640 acres at one time.
Nancy Jane died on July 6, 1891, possibly with another child. After her death, Jesse lost most of his wealth . He lived at such places as Wataga, Illinois, and LaCrosse, Wisconsin. He may have remarried but no proof of that has been found. Jesse died on March 4, 1923, and both he and Nancy are interred at Edgington Cemetery, Rock Island County, Edgington, Illinois.
Their children:
71. i John William Powell, born October 22, 1867
72. ii Sarah Jane Powell, born January 30, 1871.
73. iii Minnie Mae Powell, born December 18, 1872.
74. iv Luella Powell, born April 25, 1874.
75. v Bertha Powell, born May 23, 1877.
+76. vi Anna "Annie" Mae Powell, born September 25, 1879.
77. vii Ollie Powell, born September 25, 1881.
78. viii Jesse Samuel Powell, born September 18, 1883.
79. ix Grover Cleveland Powell, born July 19, 1885.
80. x George Kell Powell, born July 7, 1887. | POWELL, Luella (I38489)
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Subj: Re: Richardson Line
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57. Nancy Jane Richardson was born July 13, 1849, in Indiana. She married Jesse Spriggs Powell on January 24, 1867 at Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. Jesse was born on February 2, 1847, probably at South Bethany, Bartholomew County, Indiana.
The Powells moved from Monroe County, Indiana, to Nevada, Missouri, sometime after 1870. They lived in Missouri for a time and later relocated to Aliza, Illinois. Aliza is about five miles east of Muscatine, Iowa. Jesse was a farmer there, owning some 640 acres at one time.
Nancy Jane died on July 6, 1891, possibly with another child. After her death, Jesse lost most of his wealth . He lived at such places as Wataga, Illinois, and LaCrosse, Wisconsin. He may have remarried but no proof of that has been found. Jesse died on March 4, 1923, and both he and Nancy are interred at Edgington Cemetery, Rock Island County, Edgington, Illinois.
Their children:
71. i John William Powell, born October 22, 1867
72. ii Sarah Jane Powell, born January 30, 1871.
73. iii Minnie Mae Powell, born December 18, 1872.
74. iv Luella Powell, born April 25, 1874.
75. v Bertha Powell, born May 23, 1877.
+76. vi Anna "Annie" Mae Powell, born September 25, 1879.
77. vii Ollie Powell, born September 25, 1881.
78. viii Jesse Samuel Powell, born September 18, 1883.
79. ix Grover Cleveland Powell, born July 19, 1885.
80. x George Kell Powell, born July 7, 1887. | POWELL, Bertha (I38490)
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Subj: Re: Richardson Line
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57. Nancy Jane Richardson was born July 13, 1849, in Indiana. She married Jesse Spriggs Powell on January 24, 1867 at Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. Jesse was born on February 2, 1847, probably at South Bethany, Bartholomew County, Indiana.
The Powells moved from Monroe County, Indiana, to Nevada, Missouri, sometime after 1870. They lived in Missouri for a time and later relocated to Aliza, Illinois. Aliza is about five miles east of Muscatine, Iowa. Jesse was a farmer there, owning some 640 acres at one time.
Nancy Jane died on July 6, 1891, possibly with another child. After her death, Jesse lost most of his wealth . He lived at such places as Wataga, Illinois, and LaCrosse, Wisconsin. He may have remarried but no proof of that has been found. Jesse died on March 4, 1923, and both he and Nancy are interred at Edgington Cemetery, Rock Island County, Edgington, Illinois.
Their children:
71. i John William Powell, born October 22, 1867
72. ii Sarah Jane Powell, born January 30, 1871.
73. iii Minnie Mae Powell, born December 18, 1872.
74. iv Luella Powell, born April 25, 1874.
75. v Bertha Powell, born May 23, 1877.
+76. vi Anna "Annie" Mae Powell, born September 25, 1879.
77. vii Ollie Powell, born September 25, 1881.
78. viii Jesse Samuel Powell, born September 18, 1883.
79. ix Grover Cleveland Powell, born July 19, 1885.
80. x George Kell Powell, born July 7, 1887.
76. Anna "Annie" Mae Powell was born on September 25, 1879, in Edgington, Rock Island County, Illinois. Her slate school blackboard has her birth date and Milan, Illinosi, which may be her real birth place or where she was attending school. She married Jasper "Jap" H. Gearhart on December 18, 1902, by L. H. Runalls, Pastor of the Congregational Church of Lawn Ridge, Marshall County, Illinois. Rev. J. Charles Evans and Nellie M. Runalls witnessed the event. Jasper was a farm laborer from Laprarie, Illinois. He was born on November 6, 1874, to John M. and Elizabeth C. (Crab) Gearhart in Greene County, Illinois.
The Gearharts separated in the early 1920's, and neither ever remarried nor did they divorce. Jasper returned to Erie, Kansas, where the Gearharts had settled, and Annie remained with their two daughters in Stark County, Illinois. Annie died on March 30, 1943, at Peoria, Illinois. Interment was at Lawn Ridge Cemetery, Marshall County, Illinois. Jasper died on February 28, 1949, at Erie, Kansas, and was interred at Richland (aka Gearhart) Cemetery at St. Paul, Kansas. Their children:
+92. i Irene Lillian Gearhart, born May 25, 1906.
+93. ii Verla Jane Gearhart, born February 6, 1909. | POWELL, Anna Mae (Annie) (I38491)
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Subj: Re: Richardson Line
Date: 6/3/2001 1:03:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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57. Nancy Jane Richardson was born July 13, 1849, in Indiana. She married Jesse Spriggs Powell on January 24, 1867 at Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. Jesse was born on February 2, 1847, probably at South Bethany, Bartholomew County, Indiana.
The Powells moved from Monroe County, Indiana, to Nevada, Missouri, sometime after 1870. They lived in Missouri for a time and later relocated to Aliza, Illinois. Aliza is about five miles east of Muscatine, Iowa. Jesse was a farmer there, owning some 640 acres at one time.
Nancy Jane died on July 6, 1891, possibly with another child. After her death, Jesse lost most of his wealth . He lived at such places as Wataga, Illinois, and LaCrosse, Wisconsin. He may have remarried but no proof of that has been found. Jesse died on March 4, 1923, and both he and Nancy are interred at Edgington Cemetery, Rock Island County, Edgington, Illinois.
Their children:
71. i John William Powell, born October 22, 1867
72. ii Sarah Jane Powell, born January 30, 1871.
73. iii Minnie Mae Powell, born December 18, 1872.
74. iv Luella Powell, born April 25, 1874.
75. v Bertha Powell, born May 23, 1877.
+76. vi Anna "Annie" Mae Powell, born September 25, 1879.
77. vii Ollie Powell, born September 25, 1881.
78. viii Jesse Samuel Powell, born September 18, 1883.
79. ix Grover Cleveland Powell, born July 19, 1885.
80. x George Kell Powell, born July 7, 1887. | POWELL, Jesse Samuel (I38493)
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Subj: Re: Richardson Line
Date: 6/3/2001 1:03:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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57. Nancy Jane Richardson was born July 13, 1849, in Indiana. She married Jesse Spriggs Powell on January 24, 1867 at Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. Jesse was born on February 2, 1847, probably at South Bethany, Bartholomew County, Indiana.
The Powells moved from Monroe County, Indiana, to Nevada, Missouri, sometime after 1870. They lived in Missouri for a time and later relocated to Aliza, Illinois. Aliza is about five miles east of Muscatine, Iowa. Jesse was a farmer there, owning some 640 acres at one time.
Nancy Jane died on July 6, 1891, possibly with another child. After her death, Jesse lost most of his wealth . He lived at such places as Wataga, Illinois, and LaCrosse, Wisconsin. He may have remarried but no proof of that has been found. Jesse died on March 4, 1923, and both he and Nancy are interred at Edgington Cemetery, Rock Island County, Edgington, Illinois.
Their children:
71. i John William Powell, born October 22, 1867
72. ii Sarah Jane Powell, born January 30, 1871.
73. iii Minnie Mae Powell, born December 18, 1872.
74. iv Luella Powell, born April 25, 1874.
75. v Bertha Powell, born May 23, 1877.
+76. vi Anna "Annie" Mae Powell, born September 25, 1879.
77. vii Ollie Powell, born September 25, 1881.
78. viii Jesse Samuel Powell, born September 18, 1883.
79. ix Grover Cleveland Powell, born July 19, 1885.
80. x George Kell Powell, born July 7, 1887. | POWELL, Grover Cleveland (I38494)
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Subj: Re: Richardson Line
Date: 6/3/2001 1:03:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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57. Nancy Jane Richardson was born July 13, 1849, in Indiana. She married Jesse Spriggs Powell on January 24, 1867 at Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. Jesse was born on February 2, 1847, probably at South Bethany, Bartholomew County, Indiana.
The Powells moved from Monroe County, Indiana, to Nevada, Missouri, sometime after 1870. They lived in Missouri for a time and later relocated to Aliza, Illinois. Aliza is about five miles east of Muscatine, Iowa. Jesse was a farmer there, owning some 640 acres at one time.
Nancy Jane died on July 6, 1891, possibly with another child. After her death, Jesse lost most of his wealth . He lived at such places as Wataga, Illinois, and LaCrosse, Wisconsin. He may have remarried but no proof of that has been found. Jesse died on March 4, 1923, and both he and Nancy are interred at Edgington Cemetery, Rock Island County, Edgington, Illinois.
Their children:
71. i John William Powell, born October 22, 1867
72. ii Sarah Jane Powell, born January 30, 1871.
73. iii Minnie Mae Powell, born December 18, 1872.
74. iv Luella Powell, born April 25, 1874.
75. v Bertha Powell, born May 23, 1877.
+76. vi Anna "Annie" Mae Powell, born September 25, 1879.
77. vii Ollie Powell, born September 25, 1881.
78. viii Jesse Samuel Powell, born September 18, 1883.
79. ix Grover Cleveland Powell, born July 19, 1885.
80. x George Kell Powell, born July 7, 1887. | POWELL, George Kell (I38495)
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Subj: Re: Richardson Line
Date: 6/3/2001 1:03:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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David -
I have been slowly going through the data I have and have computerized a small fraction of what I have to give youa sense of what I have. I think this will explain the John and Mary Richardson question - the hypothesis is that there were two Mary Richardsons, the first wife being Mary Easterwood and the second Mary Terrel. More work probably needs to confirm this.
I hope this helps. As I get more time I'll keep filling in teh many blanks here.
Take care,
Mike
Michael L. Compton
Tulsa, OK
June 3, 2001
50. Abraham Richardson was born about 1832. He married Elizabeth Ann Boltinghouse. | BOLTINGHOUSE, Elizabeth Ann (I38470)
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Subj: Re: Richardson Line
Date: 6/3/2001 1:03:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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57. Nancy Jane Richardson was born July 13, 1849, in Indiana. She married Jesse Spriggs Powell on January 24, 1867 at Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. Jesse was born on February 2, 1847, probably at South Bethany, Bartholomew County, Indiana.
The Powells moved from Monroe County, Indiana, to Nevada, Missouri, sometime after 1870. They lived in Missouri for a time and later relocated to Aliza, Illinois. Aliza is about five miles east of Muscatine, Iowa. Jesse was a farmer there, owning some 640 acres at one time.
Nancy Jane died on July 6, 1891, possibly with another child. After her death, Jesse lost most of his wealth . He lived at such places as Wataga, Illinois, and LaCrosse, Wisconsin. He may have remarried but no proof of that has been found. Jesse died on March 4, 1923, and both he and Nancy are interred at Edgington Cemetery, Rock Island County, Edgington, Illinois.
Their children:
71. i John William Powell, born October 22, 1867
72. ii Sarah Jane Powell, born January 30, 1871.
73. iii Minnie Mae Powell, born December 18, 1872.
74. iv Luella Powell, born April 25, 1874.
75. v Bertha Powell, born May 23, 1877.
+76. vi Anna "Annie" Mae Powell, born September 25, 1879.
77. vii Ollie Powell, born September 25, 1881.
78. viii Jesse Samuel Powell, born September 18, 1883.
79. ix Grover Cleveland Powell, born July 19, 1885.
80. x George Kell Powell, born July 7, 1887. | POWELL, Minnie Mae (I38488)
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Subj: Re: Richardson Line
Date: 6/3/2001 1:03:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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57. Nancy Jane Richardson was born July 13, 1849, in Indiana. She married Jesse Spriggs Powell on January 24, 1867 at Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. Jesse was born on February 2, 1847, probably at South Bethany, Bartholomew County, Indiana.
The Powells moved from Monroe County, Indiana, to Nevada, Missouri, sometime after 1870. They lived in Missouri for a time and later relocated to Aliza, Illinois. Aliza is about five miles east of Muscatine, Iowa. Jesse was a farmer there, owning some 640 acres at one time.
Nancy Jane died on July 6, 1891, possibly with another child. After her death, Jesse lost most of his wealth . He lived at such places as Wataga, Illinois, and LaCrosse, Wisconsin. He may have remarried but no proof of that has been found. Jesse died on March 4, 1923, and both he and Nancy are interred at Edgington Cemetery, Rock Island County, Edgington, Illinois.
Their children:
71. i John William Powell, born October 22, 1867
72. ii Sarah Jane Powell, born January 30, 1871.
73. iii Minnie Mae Powell, born December 18, 1872.
74. iv Luella Powell, born April 25, 1874.
75. v Bertha Powell, born May 23, 1877.
+76. vi Anna "Annie" Mae Powell, born September 25, 1879.
77. vii Ollie Powell, born September 25, 1881.
78. viii Jesse Samuel Powell, born September 18, 1883.
79. ix Grover Cleveland Powell, born July 19, 1885.
80. x George Kell Powell, born July 7, 1887. | POWELL, Ollie (I38492)
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Salem Funerals & Cremations
Winston Salem, NC
December 12, 2007
http://www.salemfh.com/obitsList.aspx
Mrs. Betty Craver Adams, 81, died Monday morning at the Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home. Mrs. Adams was born in Winston-Salem, July 26, 1926 daughter of Odell Foltz and Johnsie Marshall Craver. She graduated from James A. Gray High School in 1943 and from Mitchell College in 1946. Mrs. Adams was a member of Trinity Moravian Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, John W. Adams and a daughter, Dr. Elizabeth (Ellie) Craver Pryor.
Surviving are two daughters: Amanda Marshall Adams, Winston-Salem, Meredith Adams Boggs and her husband, Rev. Derek Boggs, Lexington, three grandchildren: Seth Boggs, Zachary Boggs and Jacob Boggs, one sister, Nancy Foster, Lexington and a niece, Suzanne Bennett, Lexington.
Graveside services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday in Salem Moravian Graveyard by Rev. John Jackman. In lieu of flowers the family requests memorials be made to the Trinity Moravian Church Youth Group.
General Information
Name - Betty Craver Adams
Born - Monday, July 26, 1926
Died - Monday, December 10, 2007
Place - Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home, Winston-Salem, NC
Visitation Information
Map
Location
Salem Moravian Graveyard
Address - Cemetery Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101
When - Wednesday, December 12, 2007 from 2:00 PM | BOGGS, Rev. Derek (I41809)
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Salem Funerals & Cremations
Winston Salem, NC
December 12, 2007
http://www.salemfh.com/obitsList.aspx
Mrs. Betty Craver Adams, 81, died Monday morning at the Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home. Mrs. Adams was born in Winston-Salem, July 26, 1926 daughter of Odell Foltz and Johnsie Marshall Craver. She graduated from James A. Gray High School in 1943 and from Mitchell College in 1946. Mrs. Adams was a member of Trinity Moravian Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, John W. Adams and a daughter, Dr. Elizabeth (Ellie) Craver Pryor.
Surviving are two daughters: Amanda Marshall Adams, Winston-Salem, Meredith Adams Boggs and her husband, Rev. Derek Boggs, Lexington, three grandchildren: Seth Boggs, Zachary Boggs and Jacob Boggs, one sister, Nancy Foster, Lexington and a niece, Suzanne Bennett, Lexington.
Graveside services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday in Salem Moravian Graveyard by Rev. John Jackman. In lieu of flowers the family requests memorials be made to the Trinity Moravian Church Youth Group.
General Information
Name - Betty Craver Adams
Born - Monday, July 26, 1926
Died - Monday, December 10, 2007
Place - Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home, Winston-Salem, NC
Visitation Information
Map
Location
Salem Moravian Graveyard
Address - Cemetery Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101
When - Wednesday, December 12, 2007 from 2:00 PM | BENNETT (I41810)
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Scanned document in Johnson folder - "Moss, Annie (Bryant) - Death Notice - 8-28-1919" | MOSS, Annie (I2047)
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Second of four generations of pharmacists, he led his community in government,
public service, church and professional life. His funeral was at the St. James
United Church of Christ in Mt. Pleasant where he was elder emeritus.
Interment was in the church cemetary next to his wife, Polly. Mr. Moose,
former mayor and town board of commissioners member, owned and operated Moose
Drug Co. The company was founded in about 1882 by his father, the late Dr. A.
W. Moose, and his uncle, Dr. Paul Moose. Past president of the N. C.
Pharmaceutical Association, he was named North Carolina Pharmacist of the Year
in 1966. In 1969 he was Mount Pleasant Jaycees' first Man of the Year. He
helped form the town's first volunteer fire department and once was its chief.
He also helped start the Eastern Cabarrus Historical Society, which renovated
the former Mount Pleasant Collegiate Institute into a history museum. After
graduating from Mount Pleasant Collegiate Institute, he earned his pharmacy
degree from the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Pharmacy in 1927. He was a charter
member of the Mount Pleasant Lions Club and a founder of the Mount Pleasant
Booster Club.
Second of four generations of pharmacists, he led his community in government,
public service, church and professional life. His funeral was at the St. James
United Church of Christ in Mt. Pleasant where he was elder emeritus.
Interment was in the church cemetary next to his wife, Polly. Mr. Moose,
former mayor and town board of commissioners member, owned and operated Moose
Drug Co. The company was founded in about 1882 by his father, the late Dr. A.
W. Moose, and his uncle, Dr. Paul Moose. Past president of the N. C.
Pharmaceutical Association, he was named North Carolina Pharmacist of the Year
in 1966. In 1969 he was Mount Pleasant Jaycees' first Man of the Year. He
helped form the town's first volunteer fire department and once was its chief.
He also helped start the Eastern Cabarrus Historical Society, which renovated
the former Mount Pleasant Collegiate Institute into a history museum. After
graduating from Mount Pleasant Collegiate Institute, he earned his pharmacy
degree from the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Pharmacy in 1927. He was a charter
member of the Mount Pleasant Lions Club and a founder of the Mount Pleasant
Booster Club. | MOOSE, Hoy Archibald (I21373)
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Sent: Saturday, February 27, 2021 8:58 PM
To: David Marshall
Subject: Proposed Change: Ellen Lucille BRANHAM (I43864)
Proposed Change: Ellen Lucille BRANHAM (I43864)
Tree: Marshall and Allied Families
Link: http://marshallgenealogy.org/tng/getperson.php?personID=I43864&tree=Marshall
Description: I am a granddaughter of Ellen Lucille Branham, daughter of Alice LaRue Neel, daughter of Mattie Marshall.
Ellen Lucille Branham Liford, known as Lucille, had five children (only one is listed on your website). They are:
Jerry Dewey Liford, Jr.
Jean Liford
T. JoAnn Liford
Danny Liford
Karen Sue Liford
I can give you the children and grandchildren of the above people if you wish.
My Grandma, Ellen Lucille, did not know this side of her family due to her mother, Alice LaRue, passing away when she was about 2 years old. I am rediscovering this side of my family through Ancestry.com.
Joyce Rogers
jrogers@lightbound.com
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