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| 3001 | Gladys Harrington Public Library, Plano, Texas | Source (S1571)
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| 3002 | Goodspeed's for South East Missouri has an article about Andrew J. McFarland on page 875. " Andrew J. McFarland, farmer who was born in Madison County, Mo., in 1837, is a son of Arthur and Louisa (Morrow) McFarland, and grandson of John McFarland, a native of Virginia, who immigrated to Christian County, Kentucky at an early age. Arthur McFarland was born in Christian county, Ky. in 1795 and was of Scotch-Irish descent. He left his native county and State in 1816, and began working at the Mine La Motte mines, but in connection with this followed farming until 1832, when her married Miss Louisa Morrow, who was born in the territory of Upper Louisiana in 1810. Her father Thomas Morrow, who was of Irish descent was born in 1773 in Canada, and came to Missouri about 1797. He settled at St. Charles, while there he was married. In 1803 he moved to Farmington Mo., and a year later he settled six miles southwest of St. Michael (now Fredericktown). He died in 1867. Arthur McFarland settles three miles west of Fredericktown after his marriage, and was occupied the principal part of his life in tilling the soil. He died in 1881. Mr. McFarland and Mr. Morrow were two of the pioneer settlers of Southeast Missouri, and especially Madison County. Mrs. Louisa McFarland is yet living and has a remarkably good memory, relating facts with accuracy that occured when she was a little girl. She is the mother of eight children, six now living: Andrew J, James E, Mary Jane, Martha Ann (wife of Bynum Maze), Eliza E. and Henry B.W. Andrew J. attained his majority on the farm and in 1850 married Miss Sarah F. daughter of John M. Gholson. Mrs. McFarland was born in the house in which she now resides in 1840, and by her marriage became the mother of two children-William A. and John G. Mr. McFarland has resided in his native county all his life, and has never lived over six and one half miles from Fredericktown. He has made his home three years where he now resides. He is a sucessful farmer, and now owns 195 acres of land. He is politically a Democrat, casting his first vote for J.C. Bell in 1860. He and his wife have been members of the Methodist Episcopal Church South for the past twenty years. His mother has also been a member of the same church for forty years." In 1910 Andrew McFarland is living in Castor township, Madison Co. with his two sisters and his aunt Elizabeth Morrow. Another source says he (John McFarland) married February 23, 1798 in Christian Co. KY to Elizabeth Turnheart. | McFarland, Andrew J. (I23501)
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| 3003 | got name date and place, ordinances from IGI | Bearden, Fonzo Randolph (I28375)
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| 3004 | Grace Beal Frazer Author: jm Date: 9 Dec 1998 12:00 PM GMT Surnames: BEAL, FRAZER, BOWMER, WARDEN, PITTSFORD, POTTHAST Classification: Biography In Reply to: Biographical Sketches - Bertram High School, Class of 1925 by: JoAnn Myers Post Reply | Mark Unread | Report Abuse Print Message I was born on a farm near Bertram August 23, 1908. My parents were Lawrence L. and Nora E. Beal. My maternal grandparents were Jesse W. and Margaret Bowmer Warden. My paternal grandparents were Oliver O. and Nancy E. Beal. I was the oldest of four s. I attended the Bertram schools, graduating with the class of 1925. I then entered the College of Industrial Arts at Denton, Texas. It is now Texas Womens University. I taught school four years in Burnet County Schools. I married Upton Frazer May 4, 1929. We have two children, a boy and a . Our son, Lawrence (Hoot) is married to the former Emma Pittsford. They live in Houston and have one son, James Clayton. Our daughter, Laura (Sally) married Albert thast. They live in San Antonio and have four children living and one (Lillian) who died in infancy. Their boys are Albert, Karl, and Paul, and a daughter Laura. Upton worked in heavy construction for many years. We have lived in Texas from Coleman to Palestine to Austin to Houston and points between, as well as Louisiana, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. We also lived in India for two and one-half years, which was a most interesting experience. Upton developed arthritis, and when it became too painful to continue in construction, we bought a small "Papa and Mama" store in Austin which we operated for fourteen years. In 1969 we moved back to Burnet. I worked as receptionist for Dr. Joe Shepperd and Upton worked in a machine shop until our retirement recently Grace Beal Frazer Author: jm Date: 9 Dec 1998 12:00 PM GMT Surnames: BEAL, FRAZER, BOWMER, WARDEN, PITTSFORD, POTTHAST Classification: Biography In Reply to: Biographical Sketches - Bertram High School, Class of 1925 by: JoAnn Myers Post Reply | Mark Unread | Report Abuse Print Message I was born on a farm near Bertram August 23, 1908. My parents were Lawrence L. and Nora E. Beal. My maternal grandparents were Jesse W. and Margaret Bowmer Warden. My paternal grandparents were Oliver O. and Nancy E. Beal. I was the oldest of four s. I attended the Bertram schools, graduating with the class of 1925. I then entered the College of Industrial Arts at Denton, Texas. It is now Texas Womens University. I taught school four years in Burnet County Schools. I married Upton Frazer May 4, 1929. We have two children, a boy and a . Our son, Lawrence (Hoot) is married to the former Emma Pittsford. They live in Houston and have one son, James Clayton. Our daughter, Laura (Sally) married Albert thast. They live in San Antonio and have four children living and one (Lillian) who died in infancy. Their boys are Albert, Karl, and Paul, and a daughter Laura. Upton worked in heavy construction for many years. We have lived in Texas from Coleman to Palestine to Austin to Houston and points between, as well as Louisiana, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. We also lived in India for two and one-half years, which was a most interesting experience. Upton developed arthritis, and when it became too painful to continue in construction, we bought a small "Papa and Mama" store in Austin which we operated for fourteen years. In 1969 we moved back to Burnet. I worked as receptionist for Dr. Joe Shepperd and Upton worked in a machine shop until our retirement recently | Beal, Grace (I28611)
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| 3005 | Graduation 1941 Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas; Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture Retirement 1975 After years with Levingston Shipbuilding, joined Cooper Realty and began clearing land on 3 acres for the dream house, however lung cancer was discovered and he died after a 5 month struggle. | Bryant, Maurice Leroy (I18587)
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| 3006 | Graham James McFarlane grave monument in Municipal (part 1d) Cemetery, Hazelwood Graham James McFarlane grave monument: legible names and details full name age birth death relationship notes Graham James McFarlane 67 1925 1992 Jean McFarlane wife of Graham James McFarlane [http://www.gravestonephotos.com/] | McFarlan, Graham James (I15438)
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| 3007 | Grandfather Godfrey Spruill willed him 600 acres of land. | Boutwell, Buttonhead (I1200)
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| 3008 | Graves Registration Cards Collection, Ohio History Connection, Columbus, Ohio. | Source (S1281)
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| 3009 | Had 8 children, John and Jane also. | Black, Henry (I297)
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| 3010 | Had a large family. [ History of Clan Macfarlane by Mrs C.M. Little pub. 1893 p221] | Macfarlane, dau. (I13196)
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| 3011 | Had issue by first wife. | Evans, Isaac (I15189)
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| 3012 | Had issue. Details here http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cmoss/html/nefzger%20line/g003.html#I62 (Research):Notes: DEATH: certificates OTHER:family records of Ruby McFARLANE Olwein,Iowa. Milo GORLEY, Washington Ruth MOSS, Renton wa. SOURCE:Family bible of Catherine McFARLANE ( in possesion of brenda tjon, Wolf Point MT. GRAVES: grave records of Fayette co. W.P.A. 1930 MORTUARY: records SOURCE: McFarlane family history Fayette Co. Historical society | Macfarlane, John (I19633)
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| 3013 | Hannah is a big mystery. The only census record that is certainly her is the 1881 census record. There is a Hannah McFarlane who appears in Whitehaven, Cumberland Co. born 1836 to a John and Mary McFarlane from Scotland, but she appears to have married a man named Campbell by the 1871 census with a baby girl named Cathleen, born that year in Manchester England. Have not found any more information on Hannah's origins, her death, and/or information about husband James Wilson, born in Scotland in 1845. | McFarlane, Hannah HaM01 (I14341)
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| 3014 | Haplogroup I-M223. | McFarlane, Parlan of Ballawell ParM01 (I21439)
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| 3015 | Haplogroup R-M222 based on one tester. | McFarlan, Norman NoM01 (I19508)
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| 3016 | Hard to know what exactly happens with his marriages. It seems that his first wife is Sarah J. Smith, who possibly died in childbirth. They do not appear together in any census report, yet William E. was born in 1864, and there is a big gap between him and the next siblings that show up in the 1880 census. In the 1870 census William E. McFarland is living with another family in Madison Co., and Jesse is working as a clerk in a store in Iron, St. Francois Co. living in the household of Jesse McFarland, age 50, and wife Sarah J. | McFarland, Jesse Jason (I31123)
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| 3017 | Harold had open heart surgery and died on the third day after surgery. NEWS PAPER CLIPPING. Native Parisian Dies Following Heart Surgery Paris Native Harold V. McFarland, 47 died Saturday at Osteopathic Hospital in Chicago following open heart surgery . He resided at 11146 S. Champaign St. in Chicago Funeral services will be held at 1:30 P.M. Thursday at Ridgeway Morticians with the Rev. Buck Morton Officiation. Burial will be in Memorial Cemetery. The Body will arive in Paris about 1 pm Wednesday. Harold Married Laura Josephine Applegate. she had 1 daughter named Pa mela Pamela was adopted by Harold around 27 Sep 1971, after Harolds deat hPamelia was again adopted by her new stepfather in 1975. His social Security # 413-20-8096 | McFarland, Harold Veltman (I28028)
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| 3018 | Has 5 males of varying ages, 2 under 10. | Spruill, Evan (I1216)
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| 3019 | Has a wife same general age, but no children. Is this the same man? There is no James Spruill in Washington Co. NC in the 1850 census of this age. | Spruill, James Jackson (I1239)
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| 3020 | Has there been a big mix-up, or just lots of bad information in the census records? In the 1850 census, Wm. Jones and Charles L. Jones from Tennessee are living with the Sloan family in Lafayette Missouri. The Sloan daughter, Missouri, is living with the family next door. Then in 1860 Wm M. Jones, 34, from Illinois, is living with wife M.A.Jones, 29, in Beat 1, Bonham, in Fannin Co. with son Charles L. 9, and Wm. H. 6. So now Charles is two years younger than before, if he is the same boy. Then following this same family in Fannin Co. to 1880, three more children are added, and they are living a few homes away from Alexander and Nancy Sloan. In the 1900 census, Missouri is a widow, age 70, living with James Jones, 29, and his family. In this census, they state their birthdates, and Missouri says she was born in May 1830, instead of the Feb. 1831 date given by researchers. She also states her father was born in Virginia and her mother in Missouri, which is not the case, but who knows how together her mind may have been. | Sloan, Missouri Ann (I31227)
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| 3021 | Have no knowledge about this child. There is an unaccounted for John J. (or G.) McFarland in the 1840 census, living in Liberty with a wife and two children, one male, one female, and one older woman, on same page as the rest of the McFarlands of St. Francois Co. However, I believe this is Jesse Jackson McFarland, son of Jesse McFarland, living with his widowed mother. However, I believe that this John McFarland may have been a first son, born before Newton. He may have been the father of Robert McFarland, who appears as a one-seventh heir of the estate of John and Mary Fleming McFarland after John's death in Texas. He may also have been married to a Rebecca, because there is an unaccounted for Rebecca McFarland on the 1843 census for Texas in Fannin County. Mystery!! Have no knowledge about this child. There is an unaccounted for John J. (or G.) McFarland in the 1840 census, living in Liberty with a wife and two children, one male, one female, and one older woman, on same page as the rest of the McFarlands of St. Francois Co. However, I believe that this John McFarland may have been a first son, born before Newton. He may have been the father of Robert McFarland, who appears as a one-seventh heir of the estate of John and Mary Fleming McFarland after John's death in Texas. He may also have been married to a Rebecca, because there is an unaccounted for Rebecca McFarland on the 1843 census for Texas in Fannin County. Mystery!! | McFarland, John (I10106)
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| 3022 | Have not found a marriage record. However all the children were baptized at St. Fergus, Banff county | Robb, George GeR01 (I1442)
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| 3023 | Have not found any separate records about Newton. He does not appear in land records, nor in marriage records, nor does he appear in the census of 1830 or 1840. Have not found any separate records about Newton. He does not appear in land records, nor in marriage records, nor does he appear in the census of 1830 or 1840. 142b 29 McFarland Samuel 36 Ireland pg0142a.txt 142b 30 McFarland D. 27 TN pg0142a.txt 142b 31 McFarland Y. 11 TX pg0142a.txt 142b 32 McFarland Sarah 9 TX pg0142a.txt 142b 33 McFarland John 7 TX pg0142a.txt 142b 34 McFarland P. 5 TX pg0142a.txt 142b 35 McFarland Robert 3 TX pg0142a.txt 142b 36 McFarland M. Y. 3/12 TX pg0142a.txt 153a 34 McFarland Jas O. 22 Tenn pg0142a.txt 157a 25 McFarland Albert 28 MO pg0154a.txt 157a 26 McFarland E. 23 Ten pg0154a.txt 157a 27 McFarland Elizabeth 3/12 Tex pg0154a.txt 161a 8 McFarland Jas 5 Tenn pg0154a.txt 161a 9 McFarland Jane 50 KY pg0154a.txt 161a 10 McFarland Jas 17 MO pg0154a.txt 161a 11 McFarland Wm 16 MO pg0154a.txt 161a 12 McFarland M.G. 14 MO pg0154a.txt 161a 13 McFarland Newton 10 Tex pg0154a.txt 161a 14 McFarland Arthur 5 Tex pg0154a.txt 161b 15 McFarland Jasper 21 MO pg0154a.txt 161b 16 McFarland C. 24 Tenn pg0154a.txt 161b 17 McFarland M. 5/12 Tex pg0154a.txt 161b 30 McFarland Jno 62 Tenn pg0154a.txt 161b 31 McFarland Mary 64 VA pg0154a.txt 161a 36 McFarland Jackson 33 MO pg0154a.txt 161a 37 McFarland A. 20 KY pg0154a.txt 161a 38 McFarland Jas F. 21 Tex pg0154a.txt 161a 39 McFarland Jno W. 1 Tex pg0154a.txt | McFarland, Dr. Newton (I30739)
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| 3024 | Have not found this birth in Scottish records so far. | Galloway, William WiG01 (I1372)
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| 3025 | Haven't been found after this date. | Scullion, Patrick (I1704)
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| 3026 | Haven't found a descendant living in Scotland yet with this marker, but very likely. | A7803, SNP Cadet (I31685)
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| 3027 | Hayes Presidential Center Obituary Indexers and Volunteers. “Ohio Obituary Index.” Database. <i>Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center</i>. <a target="_blank" href="http://index.rbhayes.org/hayes/index/">http://index.rbhayes.org/hayes/index/</a> : 2009. | Source (S888)
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| 3028 | Hayes Presidential Center Obituary Indexers and Volunteers. “Ohio Obituary Index.” Database. <i>Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center</i>. <a target="_blank" href="http://index.rbhayes.org/hayes/index/">http://index.rbhayes.org/hayes/index/</a> : 2009. | Source (S312)
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| 3029 | Hazel B McFarlin lived at the Youngstown home with her parents at leas t until 1907 when she is listed as a 'student' in the Youngstown Cit y directory. | McFarlin, Hazel B. (I547)
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| 3030 | He is commonly given the middle name Bell, but no record showing that name has been shown. | "Bell" McFarland, William WiM14 (I19369)
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| 3031 | He is named in grandfather's (Samuel Spruill) will in 1760 and inherits 115 acres in Boxen Swamp. He is named in his father's will of 1759. | Spruill, Evan (I1216)
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| 3032 | He is not mentioned in his father's will, nor any heirs listed. | Spruill, Joshua (I1173)
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| 3033 | He is not mentioned in Samuel Sr. will of 1760. | Spruill, Godfrey (I1179)
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| 3034 | He is not on the 1870 nor 1880 census. There is a Charles McFarland in San Antonio in 1920, but his birthdate in Missouri would have been 1867, so I assume this Charles Pettit McFarland died in infancy. | McFarland, Charles Pettit (I9842)
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| 3035 | He is not the son of Watson and Mahulda Robbs, who are living in Talledega, Alabama in 1850 with their son James, b. 1833 in South Carolina | Robbs, James JaRs01 (I186)
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| 3036 | He is noted as the eldest son. He is on the 1777 tax list for Caswell Co. and has a land grant. | Black, John (I473)
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| 3037 | He legally changed his surname from McFarland to MacFarland. | McFarland, Harold Eugene (I17962)
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| 3038 | He may have been an officer/Capt/Lieut in the US Army during the War of 1812, and died during that conflict. | McDougal [MacDougal], Sam (I19485)
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| 3039 | He outlived his son, and was named in son's will, written in 1705. | Galloway, William WiG01 (I1372)
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| 3040 | He probably died in the Civil War, but haven't found any records yet. His wife purchased property in 1866 with her brother in Copiah Co. and the document said she was living in Simpson Co. | Savage, Jasper (I32346)
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| 3041 | He served in tugboats on the west coast as a Mate before the Second World War. He was elected as an Alderman of Central Saanich BC for 14 years after retirement. He was qualified to command a frigate or destroyer. He carried the King's Colour in t he Royal Guard for Princess Elizabeth during the Royal Visit of 1951. He was the Commander of Royal Guard for Princess Margaret during Royal Visit of 1958. He was the Commander of the Parade for Queen Elizabeth II in Victoria in 1959. He was appoi nted as Trustee of the Maritime Museum of British Columbia 1959. He held a Master Mariner's Certificate of Service (Foreign Going). He operated a market garden in Central Saanich from 1972 to 1992. [http://www.nauticapedia.ca/dbase/Query/Biolist2.php?name=MacFarlane,%20George%20Richard&id=13462&Page=1&input=MacFarlane,%20George] | Macfarlane, George Richard R.C.N. (I18582)
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| 3042 | He was a Captain in Wilson Co. Tennessee Tax District. He lived in Sumner Co. Tennessee in 1799. Served in the war of 1812. Left Tennessee about 1816-1817 for Louisiana with wife's parents. He established Baptist churches in North Louisiana. Lived in Claiborne Parish Louisiana in the earely 1820's. He and his wife were charter members of Providence Church (June 11, 1825) near Athens, Louisiana. | Brinson, Rev James Jesse (I26338)
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| 3043 | He was a veteran of World War II. | McFarland, Vernon Franklin (I15755)
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| 3044 | He was a veteran of World War II. | McFarland, Robert Lloyd (I15690)
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| 3045 | He was an executor to his father's will, therefore born about 1746, therefore could not be the son of Elizabeth Speller. | Spruill, John Read (I427)
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| 3046 | He was born on Bank Street, in the Ferryhill district of Aberdeen. He died from stomach problems three weeks later, on 14 Sep 1858. The cause of death was recorded as "Inflammatory softening of the mucous membranes of the stomach, about five days". He was buried at Spital Cemetery, Aberdeen. (Research):Douglas Kerr dokerr@gmail.com | Macfarlane, John (I10269)
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| 3047 | He was deceased at the time of the lawsuits over the estate of his grandfather John McFarland in 1876. He does not show up in the 1870 census with his brothers, so probably died before that. | DeGuire, John F. (I9737)
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| 3048 | He was veteran of World War II. | White, Albert Reeves (I15888)
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| 3049 | heart trouble (rheumatic fever as a child) | Stewart, Frederick Alexander Major (I8)
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| 3050 | Henry and Helens desendants live mainly in the USA and Australia. | Duncan, Henry Anderson Horn (I14251)
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