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| 251 | MHH notes: In the 1860 census of Elizabeth McFarland, 46, appear two infants, 8 months old, William T. and Robert A. They are not in the 1870 census, so probably did not survive. | McFarland, William T (I7312)
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| 252 | Moscato, Kathleen "Mickey", of Pompano Beach, Florida passed away on W ednesday, April 16, 2008. Kathleen was a daughter of Robert and Elizab eth McFarlin. She was the former owner of Tap-A-Line Manufacturing Co . She is survived by a son Raymond M-(Chandra) Doucette and 2 grandchi ldren Heather and Raymond, III. Fam ily and friends may call from 12:0 0 noon to 1:00 PM, M-Monday, April 21, 2008 at the Kraeer Funeral Home , 200 N. Federal Highway, Pompano Beach, Florida 33062, where Funera l M-Services will be held at 1:00 PM. | McFarlin, Kathleen A (I14382)
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| 253 | My guess is that William (b 1769) may have been a younger son of James (1). The birth dates certainly permit this with the Rev. Mr. James M'F having been born circa 1759. [E-mail from Terrance Gach MacFarlane to Richard Becker & Scott Macfarlane Aust. cc'd to editor 6 Mar. 2011] | MacFarland, William WiM04 (I14025)
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| 254 | Name Christina Macfarlane Baptism Date 01 Sep 1889 Baptism Place St David's Ramshorn church, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland Father's Name Peter Macfarlane Mother's Name Eliz Wallace "Scotland Church Records and Kirk Session Records, 1658-1919," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2HR-YZF5) | MacFarlane, Christina (I11985)
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| 255 | Name Malcolm Mc Farlane Baptism Date 10 Jul 1887 Baptism Place St David's Ramshorn church, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland Father's Name Peter Mc Farlane Mother's Name Eliz Wallace "Scotland Church Records and Kirk Session Records, 1658-1919," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2HR-YQ9K) | McFarlane, Malcolm (I17159)
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| 256 | Name Peter Wallace Mcfarlane Baptism Date 02 Mar 1884 Baptism Place St David's Ramshorn church, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland Father's Name Peter Mcfarlane Mother's Name Eliz Wallace "Scotland Church Records and Kirk Session Records, 1658-1919," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2HR-Y7PY) | Mcfarlane, Peter Wallace (I11979)
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| 257 | Name Andrew Mc Farlane Sex Male Birth Date 13 Sep 1859 Birthplace Drymen, Stirlingshire, Scotland Father's Name Peter Mc Farlane Mother's Name Christina Mc Laren or Smith "Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F7SB-17H) | McFarlane, Andrew (I12050)
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| 258 | name Angus Macfarlane gender Male baptism/christening date 03 Oct 1819 baptism/christening place BARVAS,ROSS AND CROMARTY,SCOTLAND father's name John Macfarlane mother's name Ann Maciver indexing project (batch) number C11086-2 system origin Scotland-ODM source film number 990662 | MacFarlane, Angus (I9994)
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| 259 | Name Elizabeth Wallace Sex Female Baptism Date 14 Dec 1896 Baptism Place Govan-Dean Park, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland Father's Name Peter Macfarlane Mother's Name Elizabeth Wallace "Scotland Church Records and Kirk Session Records, 1658-1919," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2HR-2BKW) | MacFarlane, Elizabeth Wallace (I17086)
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| 260 | Name Jessie Sex Female Baptism Date 05 Jun 1901 Baptism Place Govan-Dean Park, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland Father's Name Peter Macfarlane Mother's Name Elizabeth Wallace "Scotland Church Records and Kirk Session Records, 1658-1919," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2HR-NPMK) | MacFarlane, Jessie (I11994)
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| 261 | Name Margaret Wallace Sex Female Baptism Date 04 Feb 1894 Baptism Place Govan-Dean Park, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland Father's Name Peter Macfarlane Mother's Name Elizabeth Wallace "Scotland Church Records and Kirk Session Records, 1658-1919," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2HR-LSL6) | MacFarlane, Margaret Wallace (I11990)
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| 262 | Name shown at bottom of family gravestone but no dates. | Mcfarlane, Margaret (I10226)
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| 263 | Name Walter Sex Male Baptism Date 06 Oct 1895 Baptism Place Govan-Dean Park, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland Father's Name Peter Macfarlane Mother's Name Elizabeth Wallace "Scotland Church Records and Kirk Session Records, 1658-1919," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2HR-L3QQ) | MacFarlane, Walter (I17074)
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| 264 | Name Walter Mc Farlane Sex Male Birth Date 23 Oct 1857 Birthplace Drymen, Stirlingshire, Scotland Father's Name Peter Mc Farlane Mother's Name Christina Mc Laren "Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F7S1-W8Y) | McFarlane, Walter (I17170)
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| 265 | Name William Mc Farlane Sex Male Birth Date 21 Sep 1861 Birthplace Drymen, Stirlingshire, Scotland Father's Name Peter Mc Farlane Mother's Name Christina Mc Laren or Smith "Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F7S1-99P) | McFarlane, William (I12058)
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| 266 | Name: Hugh McFarlane Gender: male Birth: 26 Jun 1867, Portage, Wisconsin, United States Death: 19 Dec 1952, Rural Norwood Park Township, Cook, Illinois, United States Burial: Dec 22, Portage, , Wisconsin | MacFarlane, Hugh (I9840)
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| 267 | No known children. | McFarlin, Wendell Herschel (I14664)
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| 268 | Notes by PFM - Aug 2018 James was always listed as a 'teamster' in the census reports. James and Mary McFarland listed no children born in their 1900 Pittsbu rgh, PA census return. They were married 23 years at that time. (= ma r 1877) His date of birth was given as June 1850 in 1900 and Sarah's w as listed as Aug 1851. James McFarlin died in Philadelphia Feb 8 1915 "Fract Skull accd rec' d by falling from his team." His father was listed as William McFarli n and his mother as Sarah Johnson. | McFarlin, James (I14537)
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| 269 | Notes found on Delilah Caroline Law on Ancestry tree: MargaretBoruff originally shared this to McFarland Family Tree In 2007 It is believed that Delila Caroline Law is related to R.C. McFarland's first wife. It appears from what records I have seen that cousin fits. Her mother is listed some places as Jane/Jennet and one place Jennetta. I was told that they were sisters, if they were ......they would have to be stepsisters according to the info that I have found. She is listed on one census as a servant in Richard's household in Ga. She has several children and after Mary dies she marries Richard. The story that I was told is that she came to help out in the home after her sister Mary became sick. She then started having children by Richard and then the story repeats when my grandmother, the third wife [Catherine Curtis], moves into the home. She has children by Richard and marries him after Caroline dies. Caroline is listed on one census as a "widow" so.... are all of her children Richard's or are some of them from her previous marriage? It appears from everything that I have seen that they are Richard's. I have always been told that Richard fathered about 22 children by 3 wives. I have been told that the research on this family caused many feuds among the researchers.....the descendants of the older children calling the descendants of the other children "bastards". My grandfather would never allow the word "bastard" to be spoken in his home and instilled that feeling in his older children if not the younger ones. Richard Clay McFarland, my grandfather, was the last child born to R.C. and his 3rd wife. Mable Thornton [researcher from Rockwood, Tn.] told me that after he was born his father passed away and Catherine was driven off the farm by the children of the first wife, Mary. According to the Ga. census she went to live and farm her brother's farm. According to my grandfather they went to live with Hardy Garren. Hardy Garren took Richard in and he moved to Calhoun, Ga. Two of the Garren girls married two of the McFarland boys and they bought the homeplace that my grandfather was evicted from. I also was told that my grandmother was given a "widows share" of the estate which was 1/3 and the other 2/3 went to some of the children. From member chkrdflag Half-Sisters: You may have already come to this conclusion, but in case you have not, here it is. Jennet Lambert(maiden name) married James Walker. They had 3 children, one of them being Mary Walker. After James died she married Anderson Law, and had 4 children, one of them being Delilah Caroline Law. So Mary Walker McFarland and Delilah Law McFarland were half sisters, sharing the same mother yet a different father. If you got any questions feel free to email me. I've no doubt that Mary got sick and help was needed, and that's what brought Delilah there. This extra wife and kids thing was common in those days and not looked upon as we do today. | Law, Delila Caroline (I25123)
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| 270 | Notes on Hiram's career as a Cumberland Presbyterian minister: http://www.cumberland.org/hfcpc/minister/HunterHA.htm The subject of this brief biographical sketch was a son of James and Elizabeth Hunter. He was born on the thirteenth of August, 1800, in Campbell county, Virginia, and was a Scotch-Irish extraction. About the year 1804 his father removed with his family to Kentucky and settled in Russellville, Logan county. Here he was raised and educated. His father was in good circumstances and gave his son as good an education as the facilities of the country at that time would afford. He studies all the branches of an English education, and as his father intended him for the bar he became a pretty fair Latin scholar. The death of his father occurred in 1814, and having no special preference for his father's choice of a profession for him he asked his mother's permission to learn a trade and chose that of a saddler. At this trade he worked about two years, or till he made profession of religion in September, 1817, at Liberty meeting-house, about three miles from Russellville, at a Cumberland Presbyterian camp-meeting conducted by Rev. Messr. Wm. Harris and Alex. Chapman, assisted by a young licentiate named Buoy.... he at once engaged to study theology with Rev. Finis Ewing, preparatory to the work of the ministry. Upon his return home preparation was being made to carry out this engagement; but just as his clothes were ready and well packed, and the day appointed when he should start to Christian county, then the residence of Rev. Finis Ewing, a letter came from General Andrew Jackson, calling for a company of volunteers to go against the Seminole Indians, who had invaded some of the Southern States, and were destroying the lives and property of the citizens. Forthwith he addressed a letter to Rev. Finis Ewing setting forth the facts and asked his advice as to the propriety of his going on that expedition. Mr. Ewing answered at once and advised him to go. A very hasty preparation was now made for the departure of the company. Mr. Hunter joined it, and by the voice of the company served it as orderly sergeant. They left Russellville in January, 1818, reported at Nashville,... REV. HIRAM ABIFF HUNTER and his twin brother, Rev. Howlett Hunter, were born August 13, 1800, near Lynchburg, Virginia. They were the children of James Hunter and Elizabeth Howlett Hunter, and with their parents removed to Logan county, Kentucky, in 1804. Work upon a farm and in a saddler's shop occupied the time that was not spent in school, and thus the hands as well as the head were prepared for usefulness in after life. Hiram's first public act was to enlist in the war of 1812, but as his parents did not approve of the act he was permitted to return home. He was designed by his father for the law, and accordingly his education took that direction; but his conversion, at the age of seventeen, at a camp-meeting near Russellville, Ky., turned him at once toward the ministry. His father was dead, and his mother a widow living in Russellville with her children. Occasionally boarders were there attending school; but the young convert braved it all, set up the family altar, and conducted family worship... In 1839 he removed to Owensboro, Ky, where he remained as pastor of the church ten years, in 1844 marrying Emma M. Griffith, who is now his widow. In 1849 he removed to Uniontown, Pa. Here he was pastor of the church four years, then four years pastor in Philadelphia. In 1857 he took up his residence in Louisville, Ky., and remained pastor of the church there till 1861, when he became chaplain of the 28th Kentucky Volunteers. After some service in the field he was transferred to the hospitals at Louisville, and remained there till the close of the war. Since that time he has traveled and preached in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky until increasing age and failing health compelled him to give up regular work, but he still continued to preach occasionally until a short time before his death. His last public act was to assist Dr. Detwiler in administering the Lord's Supper in the Lutheran church in Louisville.... Mr. Hunter was four times married, and was the father of thirteen children. Two died at Logansport, Ind., one at Princeton, two at Owensboro, Ky., and one at Nashville, Tenn. Of the six living children, and their wives and husbands, all but two have been or are teachers. Hiram A. Hunter, Jr., whose mother was Agnes Cowardin, resides in Topeka, Kansas. D. E. Hunter, whose mother was Susannah R. Robb, resides at Bloomington, Indiana, but for seven years past has been Supt. of Public Schools, at Washington, Indiana. Robt. H. Hunter, whose mother was Mary J. McNeely, is a resident of Las Vegas, New Mexico. Mrs. Mary E. Foskett, wife of the Rev. Geo. E. Foskett, of the M.E. Church South, is stationed with her husband at Elizabethtown, Ky. Misses Emma H., and Alice G. Hunter, teachers in the public schools at Louisville, are residing with their mother at 435 East Madison street Louisville, Ky. His last illness was of two months duration, and during most of the time he was delirious. His death, which was peaceful, took place on Sunday, Nov. 4, 1883, at his residence in Louisville, Ky. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. J. S. Grider, of Bowling Green, Ky., the burial by Excelcion Lodge F. & A.Masons, at that beautiful city of the dead, Cave Hill. After the burial, many beautiful floral tributes were brought by loving friends, and his own children placed them upon his grave. | Hunter, Hiram Abiff (I7701)
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| 271 | Obituary Jimmy Edward “Jim” McFarland, 78, of Winfield, KS died Saturday, October 7, 2017, at the South Central Kansas Medical Center. Funeral services have been scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, October 11, 2017, at the Rindt-Erdman Funeral Home. Burial will follow in the Memorial Lawn Cemetery. Friends may greet the family 6-8 p.m. Tuesday evening at the funeral home. Jim was born July 30, 1939, to Leonard R. and Beulah M. (Boyer) McFarland in Winfield, KS. He attended country schools around Cowley County and graduated from Ark City High School in 1957. On May 29, 1960, Jim married Mary L. Kanelakos in Arkansas City. The couple made their home in Winfield, KS. They later divorced. Jim was a lifelong farmer, driving a tractor before his feet could touch the pedals. He would drive in circles until his dad came out and popped the clutch. Jim was a member of the FFA in high school, was a member of Kansas Livestock Association, served several years on the Pleasant Valley Township Board, but most of all he cherished spending time with his friends and family. Survivors include his children Leslie Grant of Rogers, AR; Justin McFarland of Eureka Springs, AR; Spencer McFarland and wife Kristin of Winfield, KS; Kevin McFarland and wife Megan of Arkansas City, KS; sister Loretta McFarland of Emporia, KS; grandchildren Andra, Jeff, Katie, Samantha, Ivy, Hannah, Ellie, June; 14 great-grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews. Jim was preceded in death by his parents, a son Joel Ryan, brother Phillip McFarland, and sister Rosetta McFarland. A memorial has been established with the Ronald McDonald House. Contributions may be made through the funeral home. Arrangements are under the direction of the Rindt-Erdman Funeral Home and Crematory. Online condolences may be made at www.rindt-erdman.com. | McFarland, Jimmy Edward (I20580)
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| 272 | Obituary: Mrs. Glasscock is dead; last rites set for Tuesday Mrs. F. T. Glasscock, 63, nee Ms. Martha May McFarlan, passed away Sunday afternoon at 6:30 o'clock at her home, 1314 E. Cornelia St. following an illness of five weeks duration. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday at 2 PM in the Lamar Baptist Church and burial is to be at Clinton. Mrs. Glasscock was born January 5, 1876 and resided in Hunt County near Caddo Mills her entire life, until four years ago when she moved to Greenville. April 5, 1891 she was married to Frank T Glasscock, and to this union 10 children were born, five of them preceded her in death. Mrs. Glasscock was a devout Christian, having professed faith in Christ at the age of 15. At that time she united with the Elm Creek Baptist Church. Later she joined the Pleasant Valley Baptist Church, and was a member there at the time of her death. Her life was spent in unselfish service to her many friends, children, and relatives. During the time of her illness she bore her suffering patiently, according to the teachings of her master. She is survived by her husband Frank Glasscock, five children, Mrs. J. A. Shields, Quinlan; Murray Glasscock, Lubbock; Chanel Glasscock, Floyd; Mrs. Ida Newkirk of the Winnsboro, and George Truett Glasscock, Farmersville; 24 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren; three brothers and two sisters, WM McFarlan, Quinlan; J A McFarlin and Tobie D McFarland, Houston; Mrs. Emma Floyd, Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Rose Crossman, Oklahoma. | McFarland, Martha Mae (I26174)
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| 273 | Obituary: Pleasanton Express Serving the citizens of Charlotte, Jourdanton, Pleasanton, Poteet, Atascosa County and the Brush Country. ALFRED CLEMENT Alfred Gene Clement passed away October 22, 2014. He had resided in Pleasanton since 1972. Born in Bellevue, Gene was the second son of Thomas Albert and Nina (Deaver) Clement. He attended Whitesboro High School and graduated from Texas A&M where he obtained his B.S. in Civil Engineering in May, 1959. Gene held a Texas Certificate of Registration as a Professional Engineer Where's the story? 9 Points Mentioned Gene started his career with the Texas Highway Department in 1959 and he retired as an Area Engineer in 1998. He was instrumental in supervising the construction of Interstate 10 in the Seguin area and Interstate 37 from Bexar through Live Oak Counties. He was also active as a Boy Scout leader from 1979- 1987. It was during this time that his son obtained his Eagle Scout rank. In 1981, Gene became a member of Rotary International and was elected District 5840 Governor for the 2002-2003 year. From 1991-2003 he was chairman of the District 5840 Youth Exchange Committee, which selected inbound and outbound exchange students. His daughter Whitney spent a year studying in Denmark from 1989-1990. Gene was also a Rotary Paul Harris Fellow. Gene and his wife, Beverly, spent many years traveling abroad, and on occasion visited foreign students who had studied in Pleasanton. Gene is survived by his wife of 53 years, Beverly Farmer Clement, two children: Steven Kyle Clement (wife Sophie Saunders) of Waikanae, New Zealand; and Whitney Lynne Clement of New Orleans, Louisiana, and grandson Caspar Clement of New Zealand. He is also survived by brothers Alton Clement, John L. Clement, and sister Linda Clement Ward, and numerous Clement family nieces and nephews. Other surviving relatives include brother-inlaw William Farmer (Carole) and sister-in-law Darlene Farmer Oostermeyer (Tom), and numerous Farmer family nieces and nephews. Gene will be interred in the Richland (Lyda) Cemetery in Burnet County, Texas, in a private family service at a later date. | Clement, Alfred Gene (I7921)
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| 274 | Obituary: Dallas Morning News Jan. 14, 1994 McFarland Mildred (Mrs. Gordon B.) was born on November 13, 1904 in Goldthwaite, Texas. She moved with her parents to Lubbock where she graduated from Texas Tech in its first graduating class. She married Dr. Gordon B McFarland and moved to Dallas, Texas where he was a leading pediatrician for many years. Mildred McFarland served as president of the Dallas County Doctors Wives and the Highland Park High School PTA. She was a member of the Dallas Women's Club and served on its board of governors, a member of the Mary K. Craig class, Dallas Country Club, Pleaides Club and a longtime member of Northway Christian Church. She is survived by three sons, Gordon and Betty McFarland of New Orleans, LA, John and Linda McFarland of Dallas and Michael McFarland of Dallas; five grandsons, Gordon McFarland III, Wright McFarland, John McFarland Jr, Michael McFarland and David McFarland; two sisters, Mrs. Ben Pope and Mrs. A. M. Justice; one niece, Mrs. Tom Whaley, all of Marshall Texas; and one nephew, Arley Justice of Seattle, Washington. A memorial service will be held at 2 PM Saturday, January 15, 1994 at Northway Christian church with private burial preceding in Restland Memorial Park. The family will receive friends from 5-7 PM Friday evening at the funeral home. The family requests in lieu of usual remembrances that memorials be made to Northway Christian Church building fund or the Visiting Nurses Association hospice program. Sparkman - Hillcrest Northwest Highway 7405 W. Northwest Hwy. 363 - 5401 Notes: Gordon must have known Mildred's brother Alvin from college at T.C.U.(?) In the WW I letters that Gordon wrote he occasionally mentioned Mildred and Alvin Street. | Street, Mildred Hines (I27058)
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| 275 | On the Cooper County tax list for 1819 to 1822. William Bell purchased several properties in Cooper Co. 1825: June 1. William B. McFarland, assignee of Reuben A. Ewing, #1409, 80 acres, Sect. 19, 46N, 18W (Lebanon township) (Reuben Ewing is related to Rev. Finis Ewing.) Feb. 1, 1828 : two properties, 80 acres each, #2669, 2722: both 46 N, 19 W, Sect. 24. Nov. 14, 1835, 40 acres, 46N, 18W, Sect. 1 In Ste. Genevieve Co. MO Deed Book G. p. 65 and 66, William B. McFarland and wife Nancy are relinguishing claim to land of his father John McFarland, in that county for $90.00. Also included in this document is Alexander Sloan and wife Nancy, and Carrol George and wife Sally, all of Cooper County. Date, July 1, 1831. On the Cooper County tax list for 1819 to 1822. In Ste. Genevieve Co. MO Deed Book G. p. 65 and 66, William B. McFarland and wife Nancy are relinguishing claim to land of his father John McFarland, in that county for $90.00. Also included in this document is Alexander Sloan and wife Nancy, and Carrol George and wife Sally, all of Cooper County. Date, July 1, 1831. | McFarland, William Bell RoM02 (I26550)
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| 276 | One source has him as a son. However, where is he in the 1850 census? Harrison McFarland, born abt. 1832, 31 years old when he enlisted in the Union army in the Civil War. He was in the 11th Kentucky Cavalry, Co. L. He enlisted as a Private, and became a Sergeant. His last muster record was August 31, 1864. There is nothing after that. His wife filed for a pension in 1866. 40. HARRISON7 MCFARLAND (JAMES C6, ALEXANDER5, WILLIAM4, DUNCAN3, ROBERT2, ROBERT1) was born 1833 in Fentress Co. Tennessee. He married SARAH J. She was born 1838. Notes for HARRISON MCFARLAND: 1860 census of Fentress Co. Tn. Children of HARRISON MCFARLAND and SARAH J are: i. JACKSON J8 MCFARLAND, b. 1855, Fentress Co. Tn.. ii. LUCY E MCFARLAND, b. 1857, Fentress Co. Tn.. iii. DELIA A MCFARLAND, b. 1860, Fentress Co. Tn.. | McFarland, Harrison J. (I26372)
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| 277 | p. 137 Vol. II Chalkey records in Augusta Co. White vs. Moore--O. S. 168; N. S. 59--Bill, June, 1808. Complainants are, viz: John, Nathaniel, James, William White, Margaret (White), wife of James McFarland, Rebecca (White), wife of William McFarland, Mary (White), wife of Robert Snodgrass, David Greenlee and his children (infants), heir of their mother Jane, who was Jane White, all being heirs and legal representatives of John White, who was only heir-at-law and legal representative of Thomas Boyd, who was son of Andrew Boyd, who died many years ago, leaving a tract in Augusta County, 240 acres. Andrew died testate in Augusta, devising to his wife and sons, Thomas and John. Andrew's widow died intestate and her part descended to Thomas, the eldest son. After Andrew's death, a patent issued in Andrew's name for an entry of his for 115 acres, but some one struck out Andrew and inserted John. John died testate, without issue, devising his lands to his wife, Elizabeth, for her life, with reversion to her son, John Varnum. Then Thomas Boyd died intestate, leaving complainants his heirs. But Elizabeth Boyd and William Moore, who bought claim of Varnum, set up an adverse claim. Answer says Andrew Boyd died 1750. A patent for the 115 acres issued in 1759 in name of John, when he was not more than 12 or 15 years old. Andrew Boyd's will dated 26th February, 1749, proved in Augusta 22d May, 1750, to cousin, John White, if he came here to live. Wife, Rebecca. [Mcfarlan.ged.GED] PARENTS: John WHITE and Katherine EVANS. COMMENT: Sister of Margaret WHITE (married Joseph McFarland) and Mary Ann (Polly) White (b.1757 Fayette Co, VA d. 1819 Cynthiana, Harrison County, KY, married Robert Benjamin Snodgrass). LINKS: 1789, John White had gone to Fayette Co., Ky., where he was killed by Indians in 1791. LINKS: Chronicles of the Scotch Irish Settlement in Virginia by Lyman Chalkley. Book 2 Page 137. Circuit Court Causes Ended: Augusta County. O.S. (Old Series) 168 N.S. (New Series) 59 Bill June 1808. White vs Moore. Complainants are viz: John, Nathaniel, Jams, William White, Margaret (White), wife of James McFarland, Rebecca (White), wife of William McFarland, Mary (White), wife of Robert Snodgrass, David Greenlee and his children (infants, heir of their mother Jane, who was Jane White, wife of John White, who was only heir and legal representative of Thomas Boyd, who was son of Andrew Boyd (died 1750 Augusta County). Andrew Boyd will dated 26 Feb 1749, proved in Augusta 22 May 1750 to cousin John White, if he came her to live. CONFLICT: Note that record says James, not Joseph McFarland. TO-DO: I believe there is the possibility in error of Lyman Chalkleys transcription. If the record said Jos. (for Joseph), it could have been misinterpreted as Jas. (for James). Recheck original record. [Mcfarlan.ged] PARENTS: John WHITE and Katherine EVANS. COMMENT: Sister of Margaret WHITE (married Joseph McFarland) and Mary Ann (Polly) White (b.1757 Fayette Co, VA d. 1819 Cynthiana, Harrison County, KY, married Robert Benjamin Snodgrass). LINKS: 1789, John White had gone to Fayette Co., Ky., where he was killed by Indians in 1791. LINKS: Chronicles of the Scotch Irish Settlement in Virginia by Lyman Chalkley. Book 2 Page 137. Circuit Court Causes Ended: Augusta County. O.S. (Old Series) 168 N.S. (New Series) 59 Bill June 1808. White vs Moore. Complainants are viz: John, Nathaniel, Jams, William White, Margaret (White), wife of James McFarland, Rebecca (White), wife of William McFarland, Mary (White), wife of Robert Snodgrass, David Greenlee and his children (infants, heir of their mother Jane, who was Jane White, wife of John White, who was only heir and legal representative of Thomas Boyd, who was son of Andrew Boyd (died 1750 Augusta County). Andrew Boyd will dated 26 Feb 1749, proved in Augusta 22 May 1750 to cousin John White, if he came her to live. CONFLICT: Note that record says James, not Joseph McFarland. TO-DO: I believe there is the possibility in error of Lyman Chalkleys transcription. If the record said Jos. (for Joseph), it could have been misinterpreted as Jas. (for James). Recheck original record. Facts about this person: Burial Endicott Church, Harrison, Kentucky Source: Mcfarlan.ged.GED Medium: Other Date of Import: Feb 21, 1999 Source: Mcfarlan.ged.GED Medium: Other Date of Import: Feb 21, 1999 Source: Mcfarlan.ged Medium: Other Date of Import: Feb 21, 1999 | White, Rebecca (I24897)
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| 278 | p. 1370 Opening the Ozarks 1835-1839 "She is believed to be the sister of Robert Willson who married Isabella McFarland and daughter of Abraham and Mary (Baker) Willson of Jefferson County, Tennessee. Children listed on a family group sheet provided by Dorcas Hobbs." | Willson, Levina (I25448)
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| 279 | P. 94a from Lola McFarland Hill's 1966 book. Florence McKibben Williams - Married to Orville Reagin, Sept. 2, 1936 at the home of her uncle Dr. Gordon b. McFarland, on Golf Drive, Dallas. She was born March 13, 1914 in Forth Worth Texas to Rev. W.M. and Flornece McFarland Williams. She attended High schools in St. Louis and Indianapolis and colleges at Southern Methodist University and west texas state College at Canyon, Texas. She received her degree from North Texas Teachers College at Denton, texas. She taught school in the public schools in Richardson and Forney. After her marriage to Mr. Reagin in Forney she was connected with the Forney State Bank as an official and at the death of her husband she succeeded him as president of the Bank. Obituary: Reagin Florence Williams, age 87, passed away on April 11, 2002 at Windsor Care Ctr., Terrell. Prior to moving to the Windsor facility she had been a resident of Forney, Texas, for more than 67 years. Florence Williams was born on March 13, 1914, in Fort Worth, Texas, where her father, the Rev. William McKibben Williams, was a Christian church (Disciples of Christ) minister, official of Texas Christian University, and editor of the Christian Courier. Upon graduation from North Texas State Teachers College in 1934 she moved to Forney to take a job as an elementary school teacher. In 1936 she married Orville W Reagin, an officer of Forney State Bank. In 1941 Mrs. Reagin began working in the bank and upon the death of her husband in 1962 succeeded him as its president. She retired from the bank in 1971 but continued to operate O.W. Reagin insurance agency in Forney for several more years, finally retiring in 1988. She was an avid reader, traveler, and supporter of the cultural arts and historic preservation. Mrs. Reagan served her community in various capacities, including membership on the Kaufman County Historical Commission, the Kaufman County History Publication Committee, the Forney Tax Equalization Board, the Kaufman County Committee on Aging, the Forney Centennial Committee, and the Forney Library Board. In 1989 she was named Citizen of the Year by the Forney Chamber of Commerce, and recently was elected to the Forney schools Hall of Honor. She was a member of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and was for several years Treasurer of the Forney congregation. Mrs. Reagan is survived by a Niece, Laurie Espensen of San Antonio; two nephews, James W Jernigan of San Diego, California, and Robert Gaines of Austin; and by her dear friend, Mick C Spellman of Forney. Services for Mrs. Reagin will be held at 10:30 AM Saturday, April 13, 2002 at Anderson - Clayton Brothers Chapel with Rev. Jerry D Griffin officiating. Private burial will be held at Hillcrest Cemetery. Family will receive friends from 6 PM to 8 PM Friday, April 12, 2002 at Anderson - Clayton Brothers funeral home. Memorials may be made to Hillcrest Cemetery Association, PO Box 1033; Forney, TX 75126 or to the charity of your choice. Anderson - Clayton Brothers funeral home 301W. Nash St., Terrell 972-524-6417 | Williams, Florence McKibben (I27121)
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| 280 | P. 95 from Lola McFarland's 1966 book. "James Coffey Jernigan- married to Frances Williams. In addition to the above information the following quote from (AP) - ....James Jernigan earned B.S. and M.S. degrees at North Texas State College, and has been elected president of the Association of Texas Colleges and Universities. See notes on his wife for the rest of the information. Obituary: The Dallas Morning News Tuesday, August 13, 1996 Jernigan James Coffey, former president of Texas A & I University, died August 10, 1996 at Baylor Richardson Medical Center of Richardson. Funeral service will be at 10 AM Thursday, August 15 at the first Christian Church, Richardson, burial at Restland Cemetery under the direction of Flesher Funeral Home, Van Alstyne, Texas. He was predeceased by his beloved wife of 55 1/2 years, Frances Williams Jernigan in January, 1996, his parents, Austen and Blanche Jernigan and brother Stuart Jernigan. He is survived by son and daughter-in-law, James William and Tyler Jernigan of San Diego; daughter and son-in-law, Laura Frances and Ken Espensen of San Antonio; five grandchildren, Jennifer and Scott Espensen, Corey, Shelley and Dana Frances Jernigan; brother and sister-in-law, Jack and Jean Jernigan of McKinney; sisters in law, Florence Reagin of Forney and Mary Jernigan of Brian, Texas; nephews, nieces and a host of friends. Dr. Jernigan was born December 20, 1914 in Sedalia, near Van Alstyne, Texas, attended school in Sedalia and graduated from McKinney High School. He received a Bachelors and Masters degrees from North Texas State College, now the University of North Texas, and the PhD degree from the University of Chicago. His distinguished career as an educator began in 1934 at Rosamond Chapel, a one teacher school in Collin County. He was teacher and principal at Whitewright High School where he met his wife, Frances Williams Jernigan, also a teacher. He was elected superintendent of schools, Pilot Point, Texas in 1939 and became Deputy State Superintendent of Schools in Texas in 1941. In 1942 he entered the U.S. Army and was discharged as a Capt. in 1946. He was an ETO combat officer with the 29th division earning the Bronze Star and campaign stars for Normandy, Northern France, the Rhineland and Central Europe. In May, 1945 Jernigan was named director of men's activities of Texas A & I, now A & M University at Kingsville; he became Dean of Student Life the following September. He took a leave of absence in 1947 to attend the University of Chicago where he completed work for a PhD in 1949. Dr. Jernigan returned to A & I and became Director of Student Personnel and Associate Professor of Education. He was appointed Dean in 1950 and served in that capacity until becoming President of the college in 1963. He was named Chancellor of the Texas A & I in 1972 and retired in 1975. Since retirement he lived in Richardson, Texas where he was also a consultant to the Plano public schools, Grayson County Community College, and the University of Oklahoma. He and his wife were active members of the Christian church, both in Kingsville and Richardson. For many years he taught a couple's class at the First Christian church and held many other positions of leadership. The family will be at the Flesher Funeral home in Van Alstyne from 7 - 8 PM Tuesday for visitation and at the first Christian Church in Richardson from 7 - 8 PM Wednesday for visitation, 601 E. Main St. Memorials in his memory may be made to the First Christian Church, 601 E. Main St., Richardson, TX 75081; the James C Jernigan Library, Texas A & M at Kingsville, Kingsville, TX 78363 or the charity or church of your choice. Flesher Funeral Home Van Alstyne 903 - 482 - 5225 | Jernigan, James Coffey (I27091)
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| 281 | Parents Hugh Taylor 1822– 1889 Helen Parker 1827– 1886 | Taylor, Elizabeth (I16170)
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| 282 | Parents James Noble 1859– Martha Parker 1862– | Noble, Margaret Caldwell (I15177)
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| 283 | Parents Robert Rankin Mary Laird | Rankin, Mary (I18623)
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| 284 | Parents names come from Nancy's sister, Jane, who died a spinster and whose death record gives Dennis and Betty as her parents names. | McFarlin, Nancy NaM01 (I17248)
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| 285 | Patented land on Falling River. Various trees say he married Nov. 24, 1784 in Bedford to Nancy taylor Jones. They differ on his death. Most say 1804. Others say 1818, and one says 1830. | Hunter, Alexander (I24777)
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| 286 | Peter F McFarlin June 7 2018; Asa F McFarlin, age 4, is found in the 1930 census for Oxford Illinoi s with his parents and siblings. Could not locate him further in 194 0 census. In May 1941; Name listed as Asa Frederic McFarlin Rec'd SS # 346189923 He served in the U.S. Navy W.W. II in 1946 In 1951 Rock Island Moline, Illinois city directory lists; Asa F McFar lin (Vivian C) appr barber H T Walton h1410 8th apt 9. Also other McFa rlins; John A (Laura N), Mary F (Mrs), R Ward (Grace), Wendell H (Mar y F) He died 1 March 2003 and was buried in Shaul Cemetery in Ottumwa, Iowa . Listed in Veteran's Gravesites as "Asa F McFarlin Sr. U. S. Navy WW I I died Mar 1 2003, buried Shaul Cemetery Bluegrass Rd, Ottumwa, IA 525 01" | McFarlin, Asa Frederic (I14634)
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| 287 | PFM notes Aug 3 2018 William McFarlane age 23 was a canal boatman in 1860 while living wit h his parents and siblings in Poland, Ohio. Could not find more info in this William although he may have been th e W W McFarlin who was the informant on Alexander J McFarlin's death c ert in 1906. Possibly his brother?? | McFarlan, William (I4)
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| 288 | Priscilla must have been divorced from her husband, or he deserted her. He moved to Missouri and married Sarah Ann Snow in 1843 in Stone Co. MO In 1850 in Fentress with James. Showing children in the family from first marriage: Rebecca Prichit 16, Lane 14, Sarah 13, Levina 10, Thomas 18 , then Delilah McFarland 3, Young McFarland 13. In 1860 in Clinton Co. KY with James. In 1870 still in Clinton but a widow. Temperance Wilson's family has moved in. In 1880 moved back to Fentress, living with Temperance Wilson's family. | Mullinex, Priscilla (I26664)
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| 289 | Pvt, Co E, 44 Wisconsin Infantry, Civil War | McFarlin, William (I12661)
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| 290 | Received this e-mail through Ancestry: Subject: Lewis McMahan Dear Ms. Haines, My uncle Art Herrmann was the pilot of the B-29 aircraft on which Lewis was the Aircraft Commander. It is my understanding that the plane was called the "Fancy Nancy" and that the name came from Lewis' daughter. There are TWO things I would like to have if possible: 1. Confirmation regarding the name. 2. Any recollections or related items Lewis may have created regarding his time on Tinian. Thank you. Art Vaughan | McMahan, Lewis Coleman (I26873)
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| 291 | Residence 1900 — Age: 51 Poland, Mahoning, Ohio, USA Age: 50; Marital Status: Divorced; Relation to Head of House: Head | Stewart, Aurelia Vienna (I21592)
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| 292 | Robert and Samuel stayed living in Iredell, while their brothers had moved to Rutherford. In the 1850 census the brothers are living next to each other. Iredell Co. NC, stamp 128: fam. 1836: Robt Mcfarland, 70, farmer, $900, NC; Margaret 66, NC; James A. 29 NC; Mira R. 24 NC. fam. 1837: Sam'l Mcfarland, 65 NC, James 36 NC; Carolina A. 25 NC; Elizabeth 3 NC, Mary 1 NC, Elizabeth 60 NC. | McFarland, Samuel (I18751)
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| 293 | Robert E.(Col) McFarland was born in Hartford Twp, Trumbull Co. Ohio. The son of Thomas and Martha (Fell) McFarland. He started a harness making business in 1838 on the north side of State St. west of the river. He served the office of Burgess for the city of Sharon in 1851, 1861, 1879 and 1881 and was a member of Coucil and the School Board several times. His home was on the corner of S. Main and Wahington Ave. in Sharon. They were members of the Methodist Church. He was a founding member of the Masonic Lodge. His Wife Chole (Fuller) McFarland is a decendent of Edward Fuller of the Mayflower. [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/79198542] OBJE: _STYPE jpeg OBJE: _SIZE 29390 OBJE: _WDTH 375 OBJE: _HGHT 500 OBJE: RIN c152b63e-1c14-4514-9055-f57c531de269 OBJE: _CREA 2023-12-01 20:21:31.529 OBJE: _USER 44MGCGWxo70qpLOB505eO38hkUVf4UtBt0QayVsUdM4vxsvnUf22U+Z0o3bEjJGQYg9NhLsr+paT1dG+h2442g== _ENCR 1 OBJE: _CLON _TID 117065031 _PID 150165796094 _OID bbc664bd-36e9-4dbd-a024-522aad9a54b5 _USER pKSqJDYOnHqneEYs12n9vkmRadrWBHGffbhMT8+1rOTe/AmApijMmy8ugwOlRcplkJmhjr1geedEu7QA9w9NWA== _ENCR 1 _DATE 2021-01-17 21:41:56.000 OBJE: _ORIG u OBJE: _MSER _LKID bbc664bd-36e9-4dbd-a024-522aad9a54b5 OBJE: _ATL N OBJE: _MTYPE story OBJE: _STYPE x-inline OBJE: _SIZE 3190 OBJE: RIN 795a6a07-afc3-4afa-a094-7dfac3f20fd0 OBJE: _META <metadataxml><content><line><p><span style="font-family: monospace; font-size: medium;">ROBERT MC FARLAND, retired harness maker, was born in Hartford Township, Trumbull Co., Ohio, March 10, 1815. His grandparents, Robert McFarland an CONC d wife, immigrated from Ireland to the vicinity of Harrisburg, Penn., whence they removed to Washington County, Penn., and settled near Steubenville, Ohio. In 1800 they removed to Hartford Township, Trumbull Co., Ohio, where Robert died May 1, 1815 CONC , and his widow several years afterward. They reared three sons and four daughters: Thomas, Archibald, John, Martha, Polly, Jane and Peggy. The sons lived and died in Hartford Township; Martha married William Dugan, and after his death Azariah Dunh CONC am; Polly married Hugh McDowell, and Jane married John Canon, and subsequently George Shilling. Thomas, the father of our subject, was born near Harrisburg, Penn., in 1794, and grew up under the parental roof. He married Martha, daughter of Natha CONC n Fell, of Pymatuning Township, Mercer Co., Penn., who bore him five children: Nathan, Robert, Smith,!</span><br style="font-family: monospace; font-size: medium;"><span style="font-family: monospace; font-size: medium;">George an CONC d Cynthia, wife of Lewis Holland, of Trumbull County, Ohio. The mother died in 1827, and he again married, Mrs. Nancy McKnight, and reared three children by this union: Thomas F., Amelia and Phoebe. He and his brother, Archibald, served under Harri CONC son in the War of 1812, and he survived until 1882, dying on the old homestead in Trumbull County. Our subject left home at the age of seventeen, and went to learn the harness business, at which he served a full apprenticeship, and then spent eight CONC een months in a jouring tour through the Eastern States and Canada, reaching Sharon in February, 1838. The following month he went to Pittsburgh in a one-horse sleigh, purchased a small stock of leather and hardware, and, returning to Sharon, opene CONC d a harness shop on the north side of State Street, west of the river. He began business on a capital of $18, but by steady industry and rigid economy he accumulated through the passing years a handsome estate. Mr. McFarland was marrie!</span> CONC ;<br style="font-family: monospace; font-size: medium;"><span style="font-family: monospace; font-size: medium;">d May 29, 1838, to Chloe Fuller, of Hartford Township, Trumbull Co., Ohio, who bore him one son, Thomas D., of Sharon. Ou CONC r subject has been a lifelong Democrat, filled the office of burgess four years, and has been a member of the council and school board several terms. He is one of the two living charter members of Sharon Lodge No. 347, I. 0. 0. F., J. J. Spearman CONC , Esq., being the other, and is also a member of the Masonic fraternity. He has lived in Sharon over half a century, and is one of the successful pioneer fathers of the town.</span><br style="font-family: monospace; font-size: medium;"> CONC <br style="font-family: monospace; font-size: medium;"><span style="font-family: monospace; font-size: medium;">History of Mercer County, PA, 1888, page 741</span></p></line></content></metadataxml> OBJE: _CREA 2023-12-01 20:38:02.871 OBJE: _USER mGnn+tXzIraoGDFc/UVg3+5U4/HjyNpjIL36SrX46+yzpl4m6PpQm2uX/D5WX9uL/k2ii38+ItENrB2yhYi4VA== _ENCR 1 _TID 17128241 _PID 18175207284 _OID cfedcb80-bcf7-438e-af9c-7f30f6235ad9 _USER vj7LUQAwDm4hbO66gMlj0JVm/ByEi8NOv/ZL+fzTX9f3Y7bNsv1Hp+Y6VcBkIG1w/mapZNg+3KWRKN+c2MSfRw== _ENCR 1 _DATE 2012-09-06 23:47:57.213 _LKID cfedcb80-bcf7-438e-af9c-7f30f6235ad9 | McFarland, Robert (I21529)
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| 294 | Robert McFarland (d. 1815) and Martha Burnside (1753-1836), both of Scottish ancestry, were married in Ireland and immigrated to America shortly after their wedding. They settled first in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, near Harrisburg. They had eight children, 1779-ca. 1794. After the Revolutionary War, the family settled in Washington County, Pennsylvania, and Hartford Township, Trumbull County, Ohio. Descendants listed lived in Ohio, Pennsylvania and elsewhere. Includes the Fell, Dugan, Banning, Hull, Robinson and other related families. | Burnside, Martha (I23197)
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| 295 | Robert, born 1829 in Cumbernauld. He was the son of Thomas McFarlane and Christian Grinlay. They married 1825, also in Cumbernauld. I have now found that Robert McFarlane's grandparents were Thomas McFarlane and Elisabeth Baird. They were of Condorrat (now part of Cumbernauld). When I was doing research into this branch of my family (my paternal grandmother's), I found a Thoma s McFarlane of Condorrat sentenced to transportation during the Radical War ... however, not confirmed it the same person but would be interesting to see if it is. [ http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,301739.0.html ] | MacFarlane, Robert (I16156)
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| 296 | Served in the U.S. Army during World War II. Participated in the Phillipine invasion of January 9, 1945 as a First Lieutenant with the 756th Field Artillery Battalion, Assistant Recon and Survey Officer. Lt. Col. Elisha K. Kane commanding. Subsequently promoted to Captain and awarded a Bronze Star for gallantry under fire. [http://fairespirit.tripod.com/extended/pafn01.htm#2] | McFarland, Myron Boyd "Little Mac" (I20043)
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| 297 | She must have died before her father's death. She is not in the list of heirs. | McFarland, Rachel E. (I8767)
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| 298 | So is this the Sally McFarland of the 1830 Orange Co. census, North District, living all by herself, aged 60 to 69? p. 330. If so, then she would have been born bet. 1760 and 1770. If Henry died, and she stayed living on the land he inherited from Henry Horton, she would be in the census records in Orange Co. Where is she in 1820? Other researchers said she died before Henry did. 3 Sarah Sallie Mattison/Madison b. 1776 or 1780-1785 Granville d. 1815 Granville NC md 6-16-1800 Orange. William Tilley bm.+ Henry McFarland b. 8-12-1770 NC d. 10-4-1820 Granville Co NC md 6-16-1800 Orange Co NC | Madison, Sarah (I15385)
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| 299 | Some have her maiden name as Lebow. If that is the case, then she was probably the sister of Catherine Lebow McFarland married to John McFarland, brother to Benjamin A. 1870 census in Grayson Co. Prec. 4, P.O. Kentucky Town, p. 25 stamp 142, Sept. 1870 fam. 182: Bradford, J.T. 49, Dr. and Farmer, 800, TN, Eliza 41 TN, Margaret 20 MO, Mary W. 14 Kansas McFarland, Sarah, 56 TN, Mary 46 TN, Margaret 43 TN (Mary and Margaret were the daughters of Benjamin and Margaret McFarland, living with the widowed Margaret in Benton Co. MO in 1850, with Eliza Bradford, her daughter Elizabeth, who had just married that year.) | Lebow, Sarah (I25523)
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| 300 | Some trees have her as Louisa McFarland, wife of Benjamin F. Hickey. Benjamin F. Hickey and wife are neighbors of George and Rebecca in the 1880 census, and are buried in the McFarland Cemetery. | McFarland, Maria J (I7760)
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