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| 1251 | Burial Plot: Section A, Drive B, Path X(1), Site 10BC (Research):Word doc. chart attached to e-mail from Janet Marsh rec:15. Mar. 2008 | McFarlane, Clifford Kayser (I21347)
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| 1252 | Burial Plot: Section H, Drive B, Path 5(38), Site 16 (Research):Word doc. chart attached to e-mail from Janet Marsh rec:15. Mar. 2008 | McFarlane, Daphne May (I95)
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| 1253 | Burial Plot: Section N, Drive C, Path 10(32), Site 360S | McFarlane, Harold (I530)
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| 1254 | Burial: PLOT Section P, Drive C, Path 1(42), Site 15BS | Wade, Nora (I21285)
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| 1255 | Burial: PLOT Rose Bed Woodstock Street, Sub-Section 2, Bed 4, Site 1 | Whitlock, Alice Ellen Helga (I21445)
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| 1256 | Burial: Plot J (Research):Word doc. chart attached to e-mail from Janet Marsh rec:15. Mar. 2008 | McFarlane, Christina (I21388)
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| 1257 | Burial: Plot J (Research):Word doc. chart attached to e-mail from Janet Marsh rec:15. Mar. 2008 | Noel, John (I21383)
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| 1258 | Burial: Plot Meditation, Lot 314, Space 6 [Fina-a-grave] | Macfarlane, Ivey Keturah (I13068)
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| 1259 | Burial: Road 3 (Research):Word doc. chart attached to e-mail from Janet Marsh rec:15. Mar. 2008 | McFarlane, Alexander John Duncan (I149)
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| 1260 | Buried in Col. Robert McFarland cemetery. | McFarland, Levinia (I25927)
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| 1261 | Buried in same plot as his mother. | Macfarlane, James Malcolm (I9275)
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| 1262 | Buried in the Pioneer Methodist Cemetery, Coitsville, Ohio PFM's sources for William Brackenridge; Farmer 1830 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 246 with William Brackenridge sr (Will iam jr's age15-20) 1840 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 190 with Melissa McFarland (William' s age 20-30, engaged in agriculture) 1850 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 581 (his age 40, farmer, born in Pa, r eal val $1,000) 1860 census; ? (Research):PFM's sources for William Brackenridge; Farmer 1830 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 246 with William Brackenridge sr (William jr's age15-20) 1840 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 190 with Melissa McFarland (William's age 20-30, engaged in agriculture) 1850 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 581 (his age 40, farmer, born in Pa, real val $1,000) 1860 census; ? | Breckenridge, William Crawford (I12630)
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| 1263 | Buried in the Upper Old Athens Cemetery behine the New Hope Baptist Church on the Old Athens Road. | Eliza, Virginia (I23693)
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| 1264 | Buried in the Upper Old Athens Cemetery behine the New Hope Baptist Church on the Old Athens Road. | McFarland, James Richard (I23613)
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| 1265 | Buried: PLOT Section C, Drive A, Path 3(14), Site 67 (Research):Word doc. chart attached to e-mail from Janet Marsh rec:15. Mar. 2008 | Brimage, Lillian Gelsthorpe (I21400)
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| 1266 | BURNET BULLETIN. The Burnet Bulletin, a weekly newspaper first published in January 1873, was edited until 1874 by George Whitaker. According to other sources, T. A. Stone may have founded and first edited the paper as the Burnet County Exponent, then sold it to Whitaker, who changed the name. Subsequent publishers included C. W. Miller, Charles M. Harris and Company (1875), Swift Ogle and Company (1876), S. L. McFarland and James Kibbee (1876), and James Kibbee (1877). C. W. Macune,qv Charles M. Harris, and Swift Ogle were successive editors. Ogle became editor and owner in 1878 but disappeared with some of the paper's funds in 1879, after which Capt. T. E. Hammond served as editor with financial assistance from Gen. Adam R. Johnson.qv James A. Stevens ran the paper from 1880 to 1898, when it was acquired by L. C. and Hardee (J. H.) Chamberlain, in whose family it remained until 1960. Ward Lowe, D. C. (Chester) Kincheloe, Lowell C. Welch, Ted C. Polk, and Mr. and Mrs. George Puckett of the Bluebonnet Publishing Company published the paper between 1961 and 1975. Another weekly paper known as the Bulletin and Bertram Enterprise was published briefly by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Polk and Mrs. Marvin Dodd in 1974. The weekly Burnet County Bulletin appeared from 1974 to 1987 and the Bulletin and Marble Falls Messenger after February of the latter year. Former Dallas newsman Tom Graham and associates purchased the paper in 1981 but sold it later that year to Mac B. McKinnon. In the 1990s the paper was published by Rick Espitia and had a circulation of 3,550. bibliography: Texas Newspaper Directory (Austin: Texas Press Service, 1991). Diana J. Kleiner BURNET BULLETIN. The Burnet Bulletin, a weekly newspaper first published in January 1873, was edited until 1874 by George Whitaker. According to other sources, T. A. Stone may have founded and first edited the paper as the Burnet County Exponent, then sold it to Whitaker, who changed the name. Subsequent publishers included C. W. Miller, Charles M. Harris and Company (1875), Swift Ogle and Company (1876), S. L. McFarland and James Kibbee (1876), and James Kibbee (1877). C. W. Macune,qv Charles M. Harris, and Swift Ogle were successive editors. Ogle became editor and owner in 1878 but disappeared with some of the paper's funds in 1879, after which Capt. T. E. Hammond served as editor with financial assistance from Gen. Adam R. Johnson.qv James A. Stevens ran the paper from 1880 to 1898, when it was acquired by L. C. and Hardee (J. H.) Chamberlain, in whose family it remained until 1960. Ward Lowe, D. C. (Chester) Kincheloe, Lowell C. Welch, Ted C. Polk, and Mr. and Mrs. George Puckett of the Bluebonnet Publishing Company published the paper between 1961 and 1975. Another weekly paper known as the Bulletin and Bertram Enterprise was published briefly by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Polk and Mrs. Marvin Dodd in 1974. The weekly Burnet County Bulletin appeared from 1974 to 1987 and the Bulletin and Marble Falls Messenger after February of the latter year. Former Dallas newsman Tom Graham and associates purchased the paper in 1981 but sold it later that year to Mac B. McKinnon. In the 1990s the paper was published by Rick Espitia and had a circulation of 3,550. bibliography: Texas Newspaper Directory (Austin: Texas Press Service, 1991). Diana J. Kleiner | McFarland, Samuel Lewis (I25813)
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| 1267 | BURNET CO; TEXAS FUNERAL NOTICE: CUMMINS, Adam R.,.....1959 02 20, E, Odd Fellows ************* OBITUARY: BURNET BULLETIN, 26 Feb 1959 CUMMINS, Adam Rankin - 18 Feb. 1959 Adam Rankin Cummins, 70, a resident of Agua Dulce for 40 years, died Wednesday, Feb. 18, after a short illness. Funeral services were held at Agua Dulce at 9:30 a.m., Friday in the Moyer Mortuary Chapel in Alice. The Rev. David Robertson, minister of the Methodist Church in Agua Dulce, officiated. Masonic burial rites by the Burnet Masonic Lodge were held at the graveside in the Odd Fellows' Cemetery at 5:00 p.m. with the Edgar Funeral Home in charge of the burial. Mr. Cummins was born at Burnet, October 27, 1888. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cummins. He left Burnet when a young man. He was superintendent of the Agua Dulce schools for seven years. He served as City Secretary and Justice of the Peace at that place and was also manager of a cotton gin. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Nora Cummins of Agua Dulce, a son, A. R. Cummins, Jr., of Sinton; a daughter, Mrs. Reba Widran of Waukegan, Ill., three sisters, Mrs. Lillie Kinser, Mrs. Vivian Crow and Mrs. Wanda Foster all of Burnet. Two grandchildren, Kathy and Adam Rankin, III, also survive. BURNET CO; TEXAS FUNERAL NOTICE: CUMMINS, Adam R.,.....1959 02 20, E, Odd Fellows ************* OBITUARY: BURNET BULLETIN, 26 Feb 1959 CUMMINS, Adam Rankin - 18 Feb. 1959 Adam Rankin Cummins, 70, a resident of Agua Dulce for 40 years, died Wednesday, Feb. 18, after a short illness. Funeral services were held at Agua Dulce at 9:30 a.m., Friday in the Moyer Mortuary Chapel in Alice. The Rev. David Robertson, minister of the Methodist Church in Agua Dulce, officiated. Masonic burial rites by the Burnet Masonic Lodge were held at the graveside in the Odd Fellows' Cemetery at 5:00 p.m. with the Edgar Funeral Home in charge of the burial. Mr. Cummins was born at Burnet, October 27, 1888. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cummins. He left Burnet when a young man. He was superintendent of the Agua Dulce schools for seven years. He served as City Secretary and Justice of the Peace at that place and was also manager of a cotton gin. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Nora Cummins of Agua Dulce, a son, A. R. Cummins, Jr., of Sinton; a daughter, Mrs. Reba Widran of Waukegan, Ill., three sisters, Mrs. Lillie Kinser, Mrs. Vivian Crow and Mrs. Wanda Foster all of Burnet. Two grandchildren, Kathy and Adam Rankin, III, also survive. | Cummins, Adam Rankin (I25724)
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| 1268 | BURNET CO; TEXAS FUNERAL NOTICE: LIGON, Bessie,.....1951 12 14, --, Bluffton Marriage Book G, page 218 William A. McFarland and Miss Bessie McCoy Married 9/28/1892 License issued 9/28/1892 Filed 10/31/1892 | McCoy, Bessie (I25797)
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| 1269 | BURNET CO; TEXAS FUNERAL NOTICE: MCFARLAND, Bennie, Mrs., 1958 06 01, E, Burnet ********* OBITUARY: BURNET BULLETIN, JUNE 5,1958 BENNIE McFARLAND (1886-1958) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MRS. McFARLAND CALLED BY DEATH AT AUSTIN,FRIDAY Mrs. Bennie McFarland of Austin, was called by death at her home, Friday,May 30th, 1958. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon, June 1st, at 3:00 p.m. in the Edgar Funeral Home with Bro. McCurin Harwell officiating. Burial was in the Burnet Cemetery. Deceased was born in Llano County, June 17,1886. She resided at this place for many years, moving to Austin a number of years ago to make her home. She was a member of the Church of Christ. Mrs. McFarland is survived by a son, Jack McFarland of Austin. ************ OBITUARY: AUSTIN AMERICAN,JUNE 2,1958 BENNIE McFARLAND -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MRS. BENNIE McFARLAND Burnet-Funeral services for Mrs. Bennie McFarland, 71 who died Friday at Austin, were held Sunday at Edgar Funeral Home here with McCurin Harwell officiating. Burial was in Burnet Cemetery. Survivors include one son, Jack McFarland of Austin. BURNET CO; TEXAS FUNERAL NOTICE: MCFARLAND, Bennie, Mrs., 1958 06 01, E, Burnet ********* OBITUARY: BURNET BULLETIN, JUNE 5,1958 BENNIE McFARLAND (1886-1958) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MRS. McFARLAND CALLED BY DEATH AT AUSTIN,FRIDAY Mrs. Bennie McFarland of Austin, was called by death at her home, Friday,May 30th, 1958. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon, June 1st, at 3:00 p.m. in the Edgar Funeral Home with Bro. McCurin Harwell officiating. Burial was in the Burnet Cemetery. Deceased was born in Llano County, June 17,1886. She resided at this place for many years, moving to Austin a number of years ago to make her home. She was a member of the Church of Christ. Mrs. McFarland is survived by a son, Jack McFarland of Austin. ************ OBITUARY: AUSTIN AMERICAN,JUNE 2,1958 BENNIE McFARLAND -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MRS. BENNIE McFARLAND Burnet-Funeral services for Mrs. Bennie McFarland, 71 who died Friday at Austin, were held Sunday at Edgar Funeral Home here with McCurin Harwell officiating. Burial was in Burnet Cemetery. Survivors include one son, Jack McFarland of Austin. | Ligon, Bennie F. (I25405)
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| 1270 | BURNET CO; TEXAS FUNERAL NOTICE: MCFARLAND, King,.....1954 03 21, E, Burnet ********** OBITUARY: BURNET BULLETIN, MARCH 25, 1954 SAMUEL KING McFARLAND (1888-1954) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- S.K. McFARLAND DIES IN AUSTIN Samuel King McFarland, a former resident of this place suddenly called by death at his home in Austin, Friday afternoon, March 19th. Funeral services for Mr. McFarland were held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in the Edgar Funeral Home with Rev. C.M. Nyquist officiating. Burial was in the Burnet Cemetery. Pallbearers were: V.H. Potts, Glen D. Potts, Roy Potts, Jr., Pete Plum, George Davenport and Clarence McFarland. Deceased was born in Burnet County, April 25, 1888, and was for many years engaged in farming and ranching near Burnet. He was a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Bennie McFarland, a son, Jack McFarland, four sisters, Mrs. A.R. Cummins, Agua Dulce; Mrs. Willie Gibson, Montica, Calif, Mrs. Thelena Coupland, Castroville, Texas, Mrs. C.B. Raney, Montica, Calif, and two brothers, Clifton McFarland, California and Rufus McFarland of San Antonio. ********** OBITUARY: AUSTIN AMERICAN,MARCH 20,1954 SAMUEL KING McFARLAND Samuel King McFarland died suddenly at his home, 8317 El Mirando, Friday evening. He was a retired farmer and rancher, a member of the Masonic Lodge in Burnet, and had been a resident of Austin for six years. He is survived by his widow Mrs. Bennie McFarland; one son Jack McFarland, of Austin; three sisters and two brothers. The body has been sent to Burnet by Cook Funeral Home. BURNET CO; TEXAS FUNERAL NOTICE: MCFARLAND, King,.....1954 03 21, E, Burnet ********** OBITUARY: BURNET BULLETIN, MARCH 25, 1954 SAMUEL KING McFARLAND (1888-1954) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- S.K. McFARLAND DIES IN AUSTIN Samuel King McFarland, a former resident of this place suddenly called by death at his home in Austin, Friday afternoon, March 19th. Funeral services for Mr. McFarland were held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in the Edgar Funeral Home with Rev. C.M. Nyquist officiating. Burial was in the Burnet Cemetery. Pallbearers were: V.H. Potts, Glen D. Potts, Roy Potts, Jr., Pete Plum, George Davenport and Clarence McFarland. Deceased was born in Burnet County, April 25, 1888, and was for many years engaged in farming and ranching near Burnet. He was a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Bennie McFarland, a son, Jack McFarland, four sisters, Mrs. A.R. Cummins, Agua Dulce; Mrs. Willie Gibson, Montica, Calif, Mrs. Thelena Coupland, Castroville, Texas, Mrs. C.B. Raney, Montica, Calif, and two brothers, Clifton McFarland, California and Rufus McFarland of San Antonio. ********** OBITUARY: AUSTIN AMERICAN,MARCH 20,1954 SAMUEL KING McFARLAND Samuel King McFarland died suddenly at his home, 8317 El Mirando, Friday evening. He was a retired farmer and rancher, a member of the Masonic Lodge in Burnet, and had been a resident of Austin for six years. He is survived by his widow Mrs. Bennie McFarland; one son Jack McFarland, of Austin; three sisters and two brothers. The body has been sent to Burnet by Cook Funeral Home. | McFarland, Samuel King (I25616)
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| 1271 | Burnet County Marriages Book A 1852-1868 212 Bowmer, B. T. Barton, Margaret A. 6 Feb 1862 | Bowmer, Theopilus Birkett (Buck) (I25767)
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| 1272 | Burnet County Marriages Book A 1852-1868 212 Bowmer, B. T. Barton, Margaret A. 6 Feb 1862 | Barton, Margaret Ann "Mag" (I25782)
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| 1273 | Burried at Bethesdia Cem. on 69 Hwy. | Dunn, Evlynn Larue (I7647)
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| 1274 | Burried in the Antioch Cemetery #1 North of Paris, Henry, Tenn. | Pillow, Mary Alice (I21070)
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| 1275 | By the time Don was trying to talk to Gordon and Jo about their early lives and relationships, Jo was getting quite forgetful but did provide the following information(some of it subsequently verified from her passports and nursing records: She was born in Johannesburg and grew upon a farm in the Johannesburg area as Dorothy (Jo) Jenkins. She was an Army nurse in Italy in WW2 and left South Africa in 1952. In NZ she was admitted to the NZ Register of Nurses (#19660) on 19 Nov 1953. She undertook obstetrical training in 1954 and passed the State Examination for Maternity Nurses in Dec 1954. She worked as a midwife in New Plymouth (registered midwife #10405 from 4 Mar 1955) and then moved to Queen Mary Hospital at Hanmer Springs to undertake a 6 month course in Functional Nervous Disorders, passing the State Examination in Nov 1955. In 1956 she undertook Plunket training at Karitane Hospital, Dunedin. She then went to England to train as a psychiatric nurse (1957-60) and in 1960 moved to Ontario Canada where she lived for 20 years, eventually returning to NZ in 1979 where she was granted permanent resident status. Primrose always thought that she was Jo Smith before she married Gordon. Following Gordon's death we found a Supreme Court order issued in British Columbia on 10 Nov 1978 to allow her to revert to her maiden name. The marriage certificate for Gordon and Jo (3 Aug 1979) showed that her divorce from Burton Smith became absolute on 20 October 1978. | Jenkins, Dorothy Lavinia (I29578)
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| 1276 | C. E. Sebastian et al conveys James McF. land grant land to E. M. Lackey and wife Flora Lackey on Oct. 11, 1937, as recorded in Book 236, p. 305. Then E. M. Lackey conveys it to R. H. Stepp in Vol. 261, p. 36. | Sebastian, Clarence Earl (I27811)
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| 1277 | C.M. Little: "John, married and went to Ohio." ? TAXLIST: 1762-1779 PENNSYLVANIA, Cumberland County, West Pennsboro Township. John MC FARLANE. 1762: John McFarlin (133 acres). 1764 John McFarlan 110 acres. 1765 John McFarland 200 acres 2 horse, 3 cows, 3 sheep. 1766 John McFarlan 200 acres 2 horse, 2 cows, 6 sheep. 1767 John McFarland 200 acres 3 horse, 4 cows, 10 sheep, 1 servant. 1768 John McFarlan 200 acres, 2 horse 2 cows. 1770 John McFarland 200 acres (30 clear), 2 horse, 2 cows. 1771 John McFarland 100 acres (20 clear), 2 horse, 8 cows, 6 sheep. 1776 John McFarland 148 acres, 1 horse, 1 cow, 4 sheep. 1779 John McFarland 200 acres, 3 horse, 3 cows. 1780 John McFarland 250 acres, 4 horse, 5 cows. SOURCE: Cumberland County Tax Lists 1750-1780. FHC microfilm # 21087, 21088, 21089. DEATH: Before 1783, as listed as deceased in will of brother Robert. CHURCH: 1789 PENNSYLVANIA, Cumberland County, Newville. Big Springs Presbyterian Church. Communion List 1789. Names and ages of members. MC FARLANE: Margaret, 55, Robert 22, Ann 19, Mary 16, Elizabeth 13, Hannah 10, James 27, Elizabeth 23, John 60, Elizabeth 50, Sarah 20, James 16, Robert 14, Andrew 14, William 56, Elizabeth 50. ............ John 50, Mary 50, James 26, Margaret 24, Elizabeth 15, John 13, Ann 10, William 8............. Alexander 11. | McFarland, John (I17911)
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| 1278 | C.M. Little: served as Lieutenant of Infantry in the revolutionary army at 19 | McFarland, James (I17954)
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| 1279 | CALIFORNIA DEATH INDEX (CADI): MCFARLAND CLIFTON CHOAT 08/13/1901 JONES MCFARLAND M TEXAS CONTRA COSTA 11/03/1955 451-14-3250 54 yrs Marriage Book 9, page 459 Clifton C. McFarland and Annie Lee Hester Married 10/30/1919 License issued 10/30/1919 Filed 11/1/1919 | McFarland, Clifton Choat (I25422)
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| 1280 | CALIFORNIA DEATH INDEX (CADI): YENA THELENA MCFARLAND 12/10/1907 F TEXAS SAN JOAQUIN 11/03/1978 457-09-0845 70 yrs Add | McFarland, Thelena (I26401)
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| 1281 | California Death Records: HEREFORD WILLA J 1893 09 07 JONES MCFARLAND FEMALE TX SAN JOAQUIN 1984 12 29 567120029 91 0 California Death Records: HEREFORD WILLA J 1893 09 07 JONES MCFARLAND FEMALE TX SAN JOAQUIN 1984 12 29 567120029 91 0 | McFarland, Willie J. (I25536)
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| 1282 | California Death Records: MEPPEN DOROTHY JANE 1920 10 24 MCFARLAND HEREFORD FEMALE TX SAN JOAQUIN 1991 09 28 454165528 70 0 California Death Records: MEPPEN DOROTHY JANE 1920 10 24 MCFARLAND HEREFORD FEMALE TX SAN JOAQUIN 1991 09 28 454165528 70 0 | Hereford, Dorothy Jane (I25418)
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| 1283 | Cannot find in the 1860 census. | Bailey, Robert Robin (I25153)
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| 1284 | Catherine Louden MacFarlane BIRTH unknown DEATH 26 Nov 1903 BURIAL Alva Cemetery, Alva, Clackmannanshire, Scotland MEMORIAL ID 133465804 Inscription Sacred to the memory of Robert MacFarlane who died at Breenburn, Doune 18th August 1895 aged 80 Catherine Louden his wife who died at Alva 26th Nov 1903 aged 88 Thomas J MacFarlane his son who died at Stirling 27th May 1881 aged 25 years Joan his daughter died in infancy August 1861. [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/133465804/catherine-macfarlane] FSID 9752-386 | Louden, Catherine (I19281)
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| 1285 | Catherine McFarlane died in Callander on 24 Sep 1863, aged 81. She was unmarried. Her neighbour Donald (unreadable surname) was the informant. [E-mail from Douglas Kerr rec: 31 Mar 2020] | Macfarlane, Catharine (I9312)
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| 1286 | Catherine, born Sept. 28, 1787; lost in the Atlantic, 1821. [ History of Clan Macfarlane by Mrs C.M. Little pub. 1893] | Macfarlane, Catherine (I12278)
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| 1287 | Catrina/Caty Mcfarlan married 1st Sam McDougal (on 13 April 1809 in Schnectady New York) Caty married 2nd Frederick CLUTE before 1819 in Schenectady New York. Their eldest son Norman McFarlin Clute is mentioned with them in Norman's 1828 Will. (The McFarlans of Schenectady and Schoharie by William Bruce MacFarland contained in Norman McFarlan in New York lineage.pdf rec: as e-mail attachment from MHH 20 Oct 2015) FSID LYN6-5QK | McFarlane, Catherine "Caty" (I17394)
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| 1288 | Cemetery Name: Wodonga Cemetery Epitaph: A precious one from our home is gone. A voice we loved is stilled: A place is vacant in our home. That never can be filled. Headstone Inscription In loving remembrance of my dear son and brother Aged 42 years and 9 months Peace Perfect Peace [https://billiongraves.com/grave/Eskine-William-Charles-McFarlane/6176463] FSID LY7P-LWK (Research):https://billiongraves.com/grave/Eskine-William-Charles-McFarlane/6176463 | McFarlane, Erskine William Charles (I28074)
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| 1289 | Cemetery Name:Wodonga Cemetery Headstone Inscription FREDERICK MALCOLM AGED 59 YEARS ALICE MCFARLANE AGED 74 YEARS [https://billiongraves.com/grave/FREDERICK-MALCOLM-MCFARLANE/5582187] FSID LY99-42M | McFarlane, Frederick Malcolm (I19343)
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| 1290 | CEMETERY-BIRTH-CONFLICT: Tombstone says born 1859, which is incorrect. CENSUS: 1900 WEST VIRGINIA, Cabell County, Grant District. Virgini(ni) Lovejoy Aug 1858 Md 16 yrs WV WV WV Blacksmith. Laura Aug 1864 OH Dora M. Jan 1886 WV James L. Jun 1888 WV Fannie O. Nov 1890 WV CENSUS: 1910 WEST VIRGINIA, Cabell County, Grant District. Virginis Lovejoy 52 WV VA WV (md 24 years) (merchant General Store) Laura H. 45 OH OH VA James L. 22 WV WV OH. RESEARCHER-EMAIL: (2000) Connie (Carolyn A.Seymore) <cseymore@zebra.net>. Granddaughter of Onnie France & Dora Lovejoy. | Lovejoy, Virginis M. (I20898)
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| 1291 | CEMETERY: James Kendrick Cemetery, located on Rt 80, near Old Rosedale Estates. Clarissa Kindrick, w/o James Kindrick (d/o James McFarland and Jane Price) d. 2 Aug 1877, age 77 yr, 10m, 24 d. James Kindrick d. 19 Jan 1882, age 82yr 10, 19d. HISTORY: Recollections of George William Settle [These papers are found in the Russell County Library in Lebanon, Virginia attributed to George William Settle and as copied by Robert Franklin Jackson. They are also found in the Buchanan County Public Library in Grundy, Virginia attributed to O. W. Settle. George William Settle is the correct author. Neither library has a title page, and neither appears to have an original copy.] The Kendrick Family: His wife was Clarissa McFarlane, both born in the year 1800. Below is an obituary of Clarissa McFarlane Kendrick written by her grandson, William J. Kendrick: OBITUARY: IN MEMORIAM OF CLARISSA KENDRICK: Wife of James Kendrick, who died in Elk Garden Russell County, Virginia, August 2nd 1877, aged about seventy-seven years......She had lived a member of the Methodist Church South fifty-five years.....James Kendrick's father must have been Captain Kendrick in the Revolutionary days of Washington County, when it included all of southwest Virginia. His wife's mother was a Price, a daughter of Colonel James McFarlane and his father was William, who was in the great Indian battle at Point Pleasant in 1774. He was wounded in this battle having one of his eyes knocked out by an Indian arrow. William McFarlane was a Captain during the Revolution. He was an Indian fighter, a Captain of his company in case of Indian raids. His son, James, also was a Colonel in the War of 1812. He had a son, Alexander, who was the father of John McFarlane who was the father of the present McFarlane generation. SOURCE: INTERNET: of the present McFarlane generation. SOURCE: INTERNET: The Kendrick children were, four sons and six daughters, Evans, William, Drayton and John. Girls: Mary, Cosby, Malinda, Rachel, Caroline and Nancy Patton. Evans married a Lockhart and their children were Lizzie, Tobe and Thad. Liz is married to Jones and lived in Roanoke. Tobe was a school teacher and married English Hammett from Kentucky, Thad married Daisy Clarke and acquired considerable wealth in the lumber business. William married Harve Honaker's sister and their children were: Evans was born in 1856 and moved to Bristol in 1882, was twice in the Legislature from Bristol and Washington County in 1889-1890. He got a bill through the Legislature changing Goodson to the City of Bristol. Drayton married Barnett Reynold's daughter, Liza. They had one daughter, Minnie, who married Judge W.N. Kendricks. Drayton died when he was only twenty-six years | McFarlane, Clarissa (I26922)
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| 1292 | CEMETERY: Mt Zion Baptist Church Cemetery; tombstone says Fannie Ballingee, no dates, on a metal stick. MARRIAGE: 1871 WEST VIRGINIA, Kanawha County. 6 March 1871 Addison Bellengee 39 born Fayette County. Married to Fanny Lovejy age 31 born Kanawha County. Parents Bolin and Rebecca Bellengee and Jno and ___ Lovejoy. CENSUS: 1870 WEST VIRGINIA, Kanawha County, Union District, Sissonville; Fannie and children lived near her parents. Fanny Lovejoy 30 OH, Virginia M. 13 WV Samuel A. V. 11 Robert L. 9 Charles P. 3 Agnes T. 2. CENSUS: 1880 WEST VIRGINIA, Putnam County, Buffalo District (near Village of Fraziers Bottom). Fannie Ballinger 40 OH WV WV CHILDREN: V.M.Lovejoy 22 WV VA OH (Blacksmith), Samuel Lovejoy 21, Robert L. 18, Chas P. 14, Agnes T. 11, Jane R. Ballinger 8 WV VA OH, Roxie L. 6, M. Viola 3. CENSUS: 1900 WEST VIRGINIA, Putnam County, Buffalo District CENSUS: 1910 WEST VIRGINIA, Putnam County, Buffalo District, Evergreen Road. Charles P. Lovejoy 40 WV OH OH, Fanny Ballinger 70 OH OH OH (mother) (9 children, 6 living), Andrew R. Ball, nephew 19 WV WV WV. RESIDENCE: Fannie lived in Fraziers Bottom most of her life. STORY: According to daughter, Fannie (who relayed information on to granddaughter, Millie Deal Doss, who lived with Fannie until her death, Matilda's mother was a full blood Indian. [NOTE: (2001) Family has now been assigned to Wright and Walker, and there is no evidence of Native American Heritage]. NOTE: (2002) There is a new link to Indian origin, but that is on the McFarland side, through grandmother, Martha ( ) Hayslett. See her reference. | McFarland, Fannie (Frances) (I26399)
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| 1293 | CEMETERY: No death date on tombstone, only birth date. DEATH: One person has 26 Jul 1864 in Adair, Missouri. NAME: Maiden name from records of James Michael Johnson, researcher. RESEARCHER-EMAIL: 2003: CQSkym@aol.com | Saxon, Mary Ann (I24974)
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| 1294 | CEMETERY: SPRING HILL CEMETERY RECORDS LIST BIRTH AS 6/21/1888 | Byrd, Esther E. (Ellen) (I28246)
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| 1295 | CEMETERY: TENNESSEE, Davidson County, Buchanan Cemetery (Located 4 miles East of Fort Nashborough [Nashville], on Mill Creek). Robert McFarland born March 30, 1795, died Jan 16, 1823 or 1828 (difficult to read). Mrs. Winifred Buchanan, constort of R. P. McFarland Oct 1793, d. April 1863, age 69 yrs, 6 mos. SOURCE: "Tennessee Records: Bible Records and marriage Bonds" by Jeannette T. Acklen 1974 Bellingham Library R929.3 A page 261. | Lloyd, Winifred (I23854)
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| 1296 | CEMETERY: The Watts Hill Cemetary was originally named Beech Hill Cemetary; it was later known as the Higginbotham, the Humphreys, the Parsons, and finally is being listed offically in the genealogy recordings as Watts Hill. Previous record state death as 2 Feb 1916. Sring Hill Cemetery Records by Rose Peterson/informant at time of death was mother Georgianna McFarland Byrd CONFLICT: Birth from census lists 1866/1867. | Byrd, Nancy Jane (I26057)
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| 1297 | Census 1891 13 Park Road, Hedworth Monkton & Jarrow, Durham, England FSID GW58-7Q4 | Scott, Mary N. (I11321)
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| 1298 | Census Place Precinct 3, Llano, Texas Family History Library Film 1255317 NA Film Number T9-1317 Page Number 483D Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Tom MCFARLAND Self M Male W 28 TX Farmer MO --- Mattie MCFARLAND Wife M Female W 25 TX Keeping House TN --- Lou MCFARLAND Dau S Female W 5 TX TN TX Henry MCFARLAND Son S Male W 3 TX TN TX Samuel MCFARLAND Son S Male W 10M TX TN TX Jim STEGALL Other S Male W 19 TX Farm Laborer TN IA Charles TUTHILL Other S Male W 22 ENG Farm Laborer ENG ENG Marriage Book, Vol D 1874 - 1877 65 MCFARLAND, Thomas ADKINS, Martha Jane 11 March 1875 H.B. Rose, M.G. | McFarland, Thomas Marion (I25764)
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| 1299 | CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: TX COUNTY: Williamson DIVISION: Milam/Williamson PAGE NO: 338b 13 111 122 Hill James 23 M . Farmer 100 Tennessee X . X . . 14 111 122 Hill Sarah A.17 F . . . Missouri X . . . . ************** Burnet County Federal Census 1870 452* Hill James 45 m w farmer Tenn Sarah 37 f w keeping house Mo Robert 17 m w works on farm Tx Louisa 15 f w Tx Percilla 14 f w Tx Susan 12 f w Tx Margaret 9 f w Tx Melcina 2 f w Tx James 5/12 m w b. Feb. Tx Mary 66 f w Tenn CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: TX COUNTY: Williamson DIVISION: Milam/Williamson PAGE NO: 338b 13 111 122 Hill James 23 M . Farmer 100 Tennessee X . X . . 14 111 122 Hill Sarah A. 17 F . . . Missouri X . . . . ************** Burnet County Federal Census 1870 452* Hill James 45 m w farmer Tenn Sarah 37 f w keeping house Mo Robert 17 m w works on farm Tx Louisa 15 f w Tx Percilla 14 f w Tx Susan 12 f w Tx Margaret 9 f w Tx Melcina 2 f w Tx James 5/12 m w b. Feb. Tx Mary 66 f w Tenn | Hill, James Carmichael (I25758)
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| 1300 | CENSUS: 1880 OHIO, Gallia County, Morgan Township William P. Eblin 38 OH OH VA, Mary E. 22 OH OH OH. | Eblen, William P. (I25987)
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