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Matches 3,151 to 3,200 of 7,468
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| 3151 | In 1850 living with husband and children on land valued at $100 next to father James. In 1870 still living on this land, but in 1880 she and Howard are gone and son John Ethridge is living on the land. | McFarland, Anna (I29384)
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| 3152 | In 1850 Walter Easton, age 16 is living with William McFarland 45, who is married to Julia Ann Easton. Also there is a Fanny Easton, age 80, born N.C. who I assume is Julia Ann's mother. | Easton, Walter (I13137)
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| 3153 | In 1851 Janet worked in a tobacco factory at High Street, Stirling. | Cullens, Janet Dawson (I12026)
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| 3154 | In 1851 John farmed 30 acres of "cheeply" pasturage at Dallhilloch, Landward Part of the Parish of Bayran, Balforn, Stirling with wife Sarah and children Janet and George. (Research):name: John Mcfarlan gender: Male baptism/christening date: 14 Mar 1812 baptism/christening place: PORT OF MONTEITH,PERTH,SCOTLAND birth date: 06 Mar 1812 father's name: George Mcfarlan mother's name: Margt. Mckeich indexing project (batch) number: C11388-4 system origin: Scotland-ODM source film number: 1040201 Source The Ancestors of Brian Doig-http://www.doig.net/Ken.html shows him as John McF b. 29 Feb 1812 Port of Menteith s/o John McF & Janet Forrester. | Macfarlane, John (I15537)
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| 3155 | In 1851 John was a blacksmith at Strangs Land, Hardgate, Old Kilpatrick, Dumbarton with his wife Elizabeth and children Jane, Janet, and Peter. John and his family arrived in Portland, Victoria in 1854, and his brother Robert arrived in 1862. | McLaren, John Smith (I15342)
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| 3156 | In 1851 Peter Cullens was a flesher in Doune, Kilmadock, Perth with his wife Jane, 4 children, and sister-in-law Elizabeth Miller (cotton weaver). | Cullens, Peter (I19286)
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| 3157 | In 1851 William was a laborer at 11 Waterloo, Waterloo, Auchtergaven, Perth with wife Margaret and children Peter and Ann. | McFarlane, William Bartholemew (I15422)
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| 3158 | In 1860 census in Jasper Co. as R. McFarlane, 28, overseer, born TN with wife Mary 20 Ala. | McFarland, Richard James (I29885)
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| 3159 | In 1860 Emily is found living with her aunt Becky and Robert Lane in Fannin County, Prec. 2. In 1870 she is listed as Emma C. Lane in that family. Her name appears in various land settlements concerning John McFarland. Her tomb is next to Rebecca and Robert Lane's in the Bailey Inglish Cemetery in Bonham. | DeGuire, Emily C. (I31146)
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| 3160 | In 1870 the family was living in Liberty, St. Francois Co. MO. Daugher says father born in Tenn. on 1900 census question Fannin Co., p. 19, #325 According to 1900 census, daughter Nancy Bayless Horn says both parents were born in Tennessee. | Horn, Dudley (I30757)
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| 3161 | In 1900 Parlane was a lake Captain residing at 30 Normal Avenue, Buffalo, NY with his wife Mary and daughter Bella. He had entered the US in 1860 and become a naturalized citizen. | Macfarlane, Parlan "Parley" (I19566)
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| 3162 | In 1900 what looks to be John P. Cox was living with the family of James Eaton. States he was a nephew, Jan. 1876, born in Texas with both parents born in Missouri. | Cox, John W. (I9774)
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| 3163 | In 1900, daughter Blanche, age 38, is unmarried and boarding in Fordyce, Dallas co, Arkansas. | McFarland, Blanche (I76)
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| 3164 | In 1901 census was with his aunt Annabella Lamb in Ladybank, Fife and is listed as a Scholar (age 11) born in England. 2 - The Willises emigrated to Canada. Sometime around 1990 James died without issue, aged 100 years and a firm of professional researchers was employed to find any living first cousins, to whom he had willed his estate. About 2.5 million Canadian dollars were belived to be involved. The eventual outcome of this search is unknown, but it is belived that the housekeeper contested the will and won, some if not all the inheritance due to the years of serice she had given looking after him and nursing him in his old age. Research undertaken by Leslie Lyons in Canada. | Willis, James (I10206)
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| 3165 | In 1910 census William, Mable, Gilbert and Joseph were living in Etna, Ward 3, Allegheny Co. PA and William was working as a Bartender at a Hotel. In 1920 census William J Miller Sr. is 40 with Mable 36, son Gilbert 16, Joseph 14 and Willliam J. 3 yrs and 7 months. They are in Pittsburg, Allegheny Co. PA. In 1930 census William J. Miller, 50, born PA, is a steam fitter in pipe engineering, living in Aspinwall, Allegheny, PA with wife Mabel C. 47, and son William J. Jr. 14, PA, and mother-in-law Annie R. Gilbert, 74, PA. In 1940 census: William and Mabel are still in Aspinwall, living with John Gilbert, age 60, who I assume is her brother. William has a Spanish Civil War pension application made while he as living in Aspinwall, at 107 Western Ave. and it lists his parents names, as well as his wife. | Miller, William John Hanlon (I224)
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| 3166 | In 1910 census, Charley is living with his Wilkerson uncle, Charles and wife Katie, in Muskogee County, OK. In 1918, when he registers for the draft, he has moved to Tolleson, Maricopa Co., Arizona, where he can also be found in the 1920 census. Notes from his sister Ida's diary written in 1943: She states that Charles was 3 when their parents died (of spinal-minigitis), and she had married at age 16, and kept Charles for a few years, but then "Uncle Charles Wilkerson stole brother away fromm us. He took him to Arizona. He (brother) was drafted and sent to the war (WW I). He served our country for two or three years. Stood the hardships but never was strong anymore. Charles married a good girl after he came home, Chloe Edwards. She seemed to think a lot of him. He had to be treated at the soldier's hospital so often. At last he took suddenly ill with a heart attack. He was able to go homme, his home being in Glendale, Arizona, but he didn't live long as he got worse fast. The Lord was so good to him. Jist the day he passed away he sang good gospel songs and read his bible." | Mabry, Charles Lee (I30709)
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| 3167 | In 1920, William A. and James A. are living next to one another in Elk Garden, Russell Co. Dist. 78, fam. 139 and 140 | McFarlane, William Alexander (I30311)
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| 3168 | In Book C, p. 306 of the deed records of Fannin Co., James Pettit sold to Eliza Deguire, wife of Francis P. Deguire for $170. two slaves. A man, Jason, 40 years old, and a woman Isabella. Date is 1849. | McFarland, Elizabeth (I29542)
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| 3169 | In early land documents and will, his name is Robbs. | Robb, John JoR03 (I2132)
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| 3170 | In Goodspeed's History of Southeast Missouri's history of religion in the area, H.S. Watts is listed as the Reverend of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in 1853 in Fredericktown (there is an H.N. Watts listed in 1852 in Fredericktown--is that another or is it a misunderstanding of the handwritten record?) H.S. Watts is mentioned as 1856 and 1857 in Cape Girardeau. Another Rev. mentioned is J.L. McFarland in 1854 in Charleston, 1857 in Ste. Genevieve, and 1858 in Fredericktown. This John L. McFarland is from Virginia, and not a known relative. He is in the 1860 census in St. Francois Co., Liberty twn. Will Record, Vol 1, p. 297-302. H.S. Watts leave to daughter Mary McFarland, wife of John McFarland, and my son Wm. J. Watts, $5.00 each. To son Jerome H. Watts, he forgives his debts. and to wife Mary A. Watts the estate. Also mentions his daughter Jennie T. Williams, wife of Joseph Williams, and son Jerome H. Watts and his wife Susan P. Watts. Dated January 31, 1888 FHL #915206. In Goodspeed's History of Southeast Missouri's history of religion in the area, H.S. Watts is listed as the Reverend of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in 1853 in Fredericktown (there is an H.N. Watts listed in 1852 in Fredericktown--is that another or is it a misunderstanding of the handwritten record?) H.S. Watts is mentioned as 1856 and 1857 in Cape Girardeau. Another Rev. mentioned is J.L. McFarland in 1854 in Charleston, 1857 in Ste. Genevieve, and 1858 in Fredericktown. This John L. McFarland is from Virginia, and not a known relative. He is in the 1860 census in St. Francois Co., Liberty twn. Will Record, Vol 1, p. 297-302. H.S. Watts leave to daughter Mary McFarland, wife of John McFarland, and my son Wm. J. Watts, $5.00 each. To son Jerome H. Watts, he forgives his debts. and to wife Mary A. Watts the estate. Also mentions his daughter Jennie T. Williams, wife of Joseph Williams, and son Jerome H. Watts and his wife Susan P. Watts. Dated January 31, 1888 FHL #915206. | Watts, Henry S. (I30617)
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| 3171 | In his marriage certificate, it states his name is William Thompson. Why would he go by Thomas? Was there a mistake in his marriage certificate? William T. and this family is somewhat a mystery. In 1850, Wm. T. is the son of John H. in the census in St. Francois County. He is 14 and there seems no question of that, considering he falls in the middle of a slew of children born 2 years apart. In the 1860 census he is married, age 24, and living with his wife Irena in Iron Mt. in the Liberty township and has a male child W. H. that is 6 months old. In the 1870 census, he is going by Thomas and now says he is 40, which is off by 4 years and now has two more children, Jennie, 7, and Edward, 5. In the 1880 census they are all gone. John H., his father, moved to East St. Louis between 1870 and 1880. It seems that William Thomas did also, but it is a mystery about his wife Irene and the children. Is the William McFarland, husband of Elisabeth McKensie, the same person as William T. McFarland? We know by DNA testing of a descendant of William McFarland and wife Elizabeth that they are part of the same group of McFarlands, but have not seen definite proof that the two Williams are the same. In 1880 there is a McFarland, living in East St. Louis, age 40, with wife Lissie, born in Ohio, parents both from Ireland, and a daughter named Jennie age 9, born in Missouri, father MO and mother Ohio, so appears to be their child. In 1900, William McFarland, with birth date listed as January 1840 is living in East St. Louis, married 25 years to Elisabeth. She has given birth to 4 children all alive still and living with them. The oldest, James, was born in Missouri, the rest in Illinois. In 1910, T. W. McFarland, 69, born MO, with father born NC and mother born MO lis living in Ward 1, Dist. 102, in East St. Louis, St. Clair Co. Illinois with wife Lizzie, 55, born Ohio, parents from Ireland. Both T.W. and Lizzie have been married before, and have been married 34 years. She has given birth to 4 children, all alive. There is a daughter, Goldie, 23, born in Illinois, and another daughter Frances, 18, now married for half a year, to Ben Trilley, also 18, born in east St. Louis and living with them. In 1920, Lizzie McFarland is living in East St. Louis, and is listed as a widow. | McFarland, William Thompson (I30688)
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| 3172 | In Jacob's will, she is listed as Angeline M. | McFarland, Elvira A. (I30692)
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| 3173 | In Loving Memory Of Isabella Fulford Beloved Wife Of Parlane MacFarlane Merchant Stirling Born 9 Sept. 1845, Died 30 March 1882 And Their Children Jane Adam Born 13 Jany. 1871, Died 13 Jany. 1873 Catherine Born 10 March 1870, Died 5 May 1873 And Of The Above Parlane MacFarlane Born 24th Sept. 1843, Died 18th Sept. 1904 Elizabeth Born 11th October 1880, Died 25th February 1906 Isabella Fulford Born 1st March 1877, Died 29th June 1910 Jessie Cumming Wife Of The Above P. MacFarlane Who Died 24th December 1936 Jamesina Cumming MacFarlane Died 12th April 1968 (MI transcription - Holy Rude Cemetery, Stirling) | Macfarlane, Parlane (I16807)
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| 3174 | In Loving Memory Of Our Father Andrew MacFarlane Who Died at Couttie 4 Feby 1903 Aged 83 Years Also Of Our Mother Agnes Baxter or MacFarlane Who Died There 11th March 1900 Aged 81 Years. And Of Our Sister Catherine MacFarlane Who Died There 15th July 1902 Aged 52 Years (MI transcription - Bendochy Parish Churchyard, Coupar Angus, Perthshire) | Baxter, Agnes (I23850)
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| 3175 | In loving memory of Sarah Reid who died 14th Oct. 1978 aged 72 years beloved wife of Archibald Macfarlane who died 30th Jan. 1986 aged 78 years «i»The days are long The nights are drear But now I'm with you Once again my dear «/i»and daughter Bell 1931-2000 [MI Callander New cemetery from photo by Andrew Macfarlane ref:P7290034 & 35 - 26 Jul 2006] | Reid, Sarah (I14846)
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| 3176 | In loving memory of Sarah Reid who died 14th Oct. 1978 aged 72 years beloved wife of Archibald Macfarlane who died 30th Jan. 1986 aged 78 years «i»The days are long The nights are drear But now I'm with you Once again my dear «/i»and daughter Bell 1931-2000 [MI Callander New cemetery from photo by Andrew Macfarlane ref:P7290035 - 26 Jul 2006] | Macfarlane, Isabella Millar (I10140)
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| 3177 | In memory of ANDREW McFARLANE, Gamekeeper, who died at Careston Cottages, 19th June 1909 aged 53 years; and of his only son, ANDREW Who died 6th March 1915 aged 20 years; also his daughter MARY COCKIE who died 12th September 1941 aged 51 years: also of his wife ISABELLA WALLACE who died 11th January 1949 in her 93rd year. [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/181431083/andrew-mcfarlane] (Research):Name: Andrew Mc Farlane Gender: Male Birth Date: 04 Jun 1856 Birthplace: BENHOLM,KINCARDINE,SCOTLAND Father's Name: Andrew Mc Farlane Mother's Name: Mary Cockie Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C11253-1 , System Origin: Scotland-ODM , GS Film number: 6035516 , | McFarlane, Andrew Gamekeeper (I15669)
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| 3178 | In memory of ANDREW McFARLANE, Gamekeeper, who died at Careston Cottages, 19th June 1909 aged 53 years; and of his only son, ANDREW Who died 6th March 1915 aged 20 years; also his daughter MARY COCKIE who died 12th September 1941 aged 51 years: also of his wife ISABELLA WALLACE who died 11th January 1949 in her 93rd year. [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/181431083/andrew-mcfarlane] | McFarlane, Andrew (I10807)
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| 3179 | In memory of Elsie Easson who died 2nd Jan 1963 and of her husband Peter Macfarlane who died 20th May 1967 [MI - New Callander graveyard from photo by Andrew Macfarlane ref:P8020001 1 Aug 2006] | Easson, Elsie (I14784)
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| 3180 | In only census record, 1841, it says born abt. 1804 | Mcfarlane, Daniel DanM05 (I19964)
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| 3181 | in same village as Rose and family | McAnlly, John (I1747)
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| 3182 | In the "History of Johnson County" written in 1881 there are many McFarland references. http://cdm16795.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/mocohist/id/76209 p. 202 mentions McFarland's farm with a white sulphur spring, neath mouth of Post Oak, in Warrensburg township, one half mile west of town of Post Oak p. 401 discusses the founding of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in 1866. Among the founders were Robert and Elizabeth McFarland, an A.C. McFarland, and the Rev. J.B. Morrow. 1850 census in Johnson Co., Post Oak Township. Fam. #607. Robert, 23 MO, Elizabeth 24 | McFarland, Robert (I29217)
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| 3183 | In the 1789 listings of members in Communion at Big Springs Presbyterian Church in Newville, in Hugh Laughlin's district (p. 49) is Margaret McElhenny 33, Hugh McElhenny 30, and Hugh Kirkpatrick, age 13. If this is correct, Hugh was born in 1759. Hugh was married to the daughter of Robert Shannon, as witnessed in Robert's will of 1795 where he mentions his son-in-law Hugh McElhenny and his son Robert McElhenny. Robert must have died before Hugh's will of 1823 where he leaves his estate to his son Samuel and daughters Jane and Rebecca. | McElhenny, Hugh (I29131)
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| 3184 | In the 1850 census for Texas Co. MO, there is a widow named Trifame McFarland, 30 years old, from Tennessee, living with the children Horatio, Horace, Elizabeth, Sarah Ellen, and three more, Alonzo, 7, Margaret C. 5, and William W. one year old. This branch of the family was recorded by Elsa McFarland Turner, in 1969 from her home in Albany, Texas. It is a booklet called Dear Folks: A McFarland Family 1764-1970. She especially centers on the descendants of Horatio Harris McFarland. She provides the birth, death, and marriage information about the descendants. I did not put everyone in this tree, it is quite extensive. | McFarland, Arthur (I29989)
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| 3185 | In the 1850 census in Clinton, Putnam Co. Indiana, ther is a boy aged 6, James H. Justice living in the household. I assum he is a grandson. | Justice, George (I30396)
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| 3186 | In the 1850 census, Emily is living with her mother Catherine McFarland in the household of Archibald and Mary Organ in Ralls Co. MO Dist. 73. | McFarland, Emily (I12981)
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| 3187 | In the 1850 census, Harvey P. Easton is living with the Smith family in Lewis Co. MO. | Easton, Harvey P. (I13087)
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| 3188 | IN the 1860 census his name was spelled Edwrard F. McFarland. | McFarland, Edmund F. (I8349)
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| 3189 | In the 1860 census, Willoughby gives his birth state as North Carolina. | Miller, Willoughby (I559)
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| 3190 | In the 1861 census record, Peter and Jane are the same age rather than 2 years apart as the 1851 record states. | Lennox, Peter (I522)
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| 3191 | In the 1880 census of Joel Hulsey in Coleman Co. Texas, his wife, Ann K, says her father was from Tennessee, and mother from North Carolina. Has a mistake been made somewhere? Is this Ann K. not Anna Rebecca? Needs further investigation. | Pettit, Anna Rebecca (I31258)
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| 3192 | In the 1881 census in Govan, Lanarkshire, found a William Mellar, age 29, born in London, Ayrshire. wife Marion Mellar, 31, born in Kilmaurs, Aryshire, with a Margaret M. Mellar, 6, born in Govan, and John Peter Mellar, 1, born in Govan In 1900 census in Manhatten, NY is William Miller, born May 1852, in Scotland, a stonecutter, with wife Marion 50, Margaret 22, John 20, William 16 and Mary 12, all born in Scotland. In the 1910 census they are living in the Bronx, he is still a stonecutter, and he came to America in 1888. | Millar, William WiMi01 (I552)
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| 3193 | In the 1900 census, Mollie states that she has given birth to 2 children, both are dead. Her mother Louisa Cox is living with her at age 84, and she states she had 3 children, one living. She also says she was born in Missouri and both her parents were born in North Carolina. | Cox, Mary Emily (I30744)
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| 3194 | In the 1900 census, when Mary is living with her son Samuel, she states she was born in Indian Territory, which I take to mean that Arkansas was not yet a state. | Wagnon, Mary Elizabeth (I30236)
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| 3195 | In the 1920 census, George W. McFarland is 34, born in Illinois from parents born in Missouri, and married to Z. Gertrude, 30, born in Illinois, father KY and mother Illinois. there are two children, Donald george, 10 and John B 6. George is working as a fireman of the steam railroad, and they are living on Ohio Street. In the 1930 census, George W. McFarland is working as a Locomotive Engineer and the family is living on Ohio St. in East St. Louis, St. Clair Co., Illinois, Dist. 53, Image 39. Notes from his grandson, Jonathan Drew McFarland: My father marked that it was his parents. My grandfather Geo. William McF. worked most of his career for the Missouri & Ohio Railroad (later the Gulf, Mobile & Ohio). Originally an Alabama based railroad, he worked from what would have been it's northern terminus during a lot of its history at St. Louis or rather E. St. Louis, Illinois, where his grandfather, John H. moved with the whole immediate clan from the Liberty area late in life. He was promoted from fireman to Engineer in 1920...a position he kept till the late 1950s when he retired. 1906-20 he was a fireman...the guy that shovels the coal and keeps the fire going...that shovel may mean it's before he was promoted, or when he was? His pinnacle was for many years running the The Rebel, from St. Louis to the Gulf...that was the M&O's flagship passenger train. This engine doesn't seem to me to be the sort running a high speed passenger line...and oddly, that cab either should be marked M&O or the number (decommissioned? can't even tell if there is smoke coming out in that pic) I'm sure it would have been the sort he'd have run earlier in his career. I have his detailed job history. Interestingly, his first job, I think age 12, was a messenger for the Wiggins Street Ferry Company. It's not hard to imagine that his uncle Milton P., the Riverboat pilot, may've put a good word in for him or suggested it as a good place to start. He ran The Rebel when it converted over to diesel, and on it's very last run when he was 72 years old. He was also president of his union local for decades. | McFarland, George William (I28770)
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| 3196 | In the 1925 Kansas State Census listing, Neva M Elliott a 14 was livin g with her sisters Carmen M Elliott a 17, Noel E Elliott a 16 in thei r grandmother Mary E Hoagland's home in Osbourne, Kansas. | Elliot, Neva Meriam (I16256)
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| 3197 | In the 1930 census, Elizabeth McFarland, age 70, is living still in East St. Louis, she is living at the school where she is a janitress, and according to the 1920 census, that is the Douglas school. It lists her parents as being, father from Northern Ireland, and mother from the Irish Free State. In her family in 1930 is Goldie Pinkerton, 42, daughter, and Eleanor Smith, granddaughter, 15. | McKensie, Elizabeth (I30869)
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| 3198 | In the 1930 census, the family is living on 36th Street, East St. Louis, Dist. 58, Image 24, fam. #286. Harold is 23 (which means he should have been born in 1907) and was 18 when married. He was born in Illinois, but does not know where his parents were born. He is married to Lucille, who is 21 and 17 when married. He is working as a clerk for the Railroad company. Their children are William 2 and Betty Mae, one month old. | McFarland, Harold Fred (I29719)
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| 3199 | In the 8th Army in the Middle East fighting Rommel. Met his brother Jock who was posted in the Air Force walking down a street in Cairo. Met his wife an Austrian girl while posted ther during the war. (Research):Speaking to Ronnie Forbes who runs the Flaming Cross takeaway shop across the road from the Waverley Hotel about the Hotel setup when it was still individual housing. The proprietor of the Waverley suggested I talk to him as he was born in the hotel when it was still housing. He said he knew of a couple of Macfarlanes one of whom was son of a Jolly Macfarlane. | Macfarlane, James 'Jolly' (I14789)
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| 3200 | In the area are three sons of Edward Williams (1731-1804) married to Jemimah. One son is Daniel (1763-1820), one is Joshua (abt. 1775) and Caleb (1782) | Williams, Caleb (I1738)
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