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| 4401 | Massachusetts Vital Records, 1840–1911. New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Massachusetts.<br>Massachusetts Vital Records, 1911–1915. New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Massachusetts. | Source (S323)
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| 4402 | Massachusetts Vital Records, 1840–1911. New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Massachusetts.<p>Massachusetts Vital Records, 1911–1915. New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Massachusetts.</p> | Source (S324)
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| 4403 | Massachusetts. 1855–1865 Massachusetts State Census [microform]. New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Massachusetts. | Source (S476)
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| 4404 | MASSEY, Winston Barton, Sr. -- 1 May 1999 Winston Barton Massey, Sr. of Cottonwood, Arizona was born September 9, 1919 in Oatmeal. His parents were Perry Floyd and Dora Eva Kincheloe Massey, long time residents of Oatmeal. Mr. Massey graduated from Oatmeal School and had been a member of the Bertram Masonic Lodge for 48 years. A resident of Arizona for 45 years, he died May 1, 1999 in Flagstaff, Arizona. Mr. Massey was preced in death by his parents, Perry and Dora Massey; his sister, Grace Palmer; his brothers, Doug and Tom Massey. His isurvived by his wife of 57 years, Dorothy (Kelley), of Cottonwood, AZ, his daughter Martha Ann Pritchard, of Cornville, AZ; daughter-in-law's Donna and Sandy, both of Flagstaff, AZ. Other survivors are nine grandchildren, Edward, Sephen, Bryan, and Amy Pritchard; Winston Barton III, Matthew, and Christopher Massey, Stephanie Marquardt and Eran DoBell and eight great grandchildren. His is also survived by his brother, Gail Massey, of Tucson, AZ. Services for Mr. Massey were held on May 5, in Cottonwood, Arizona. Burial was in the Valley View Cemetery in Clarkdale, Arizona. Burnet Bulletin, September 8, 1999, pg. 12 MASSEY, Winston Barton, Sr. -- 1 May 1999 Winston Barton Massey, Sr. of Cottonwood, Arizona was born September 9, 1919 in Oatmeal. His parents were Perry Floyd and Dora Eva Kincheloe Massey, long time residents of Oatmeal. Mr. Massey graduated from Oatmeal School and had been a member of the Bertram Masonic Lodge for 48 years. A resident of Arizona for 45 years, he died May 1, 1999 in Flagstaff, Arizona. Mr. Massey was preced in death by his parents, Perry and Dora Massey; his sister, Grace Palmer; his brothers, Doug and Tom Massey. His isurvived by his wife of 57 years, Dorothy (Kelley), of Cottonwood, AZ, his daughter Martha Ann Pritchard, of Cornville, AZ; daughter-in-law's Donna and Sandy, both of Flagstaff, AZ. Other survivors are nine grandchildren, Edward, Sephen, Bryan, and Amy Pritchard; Winston Barton III, Matthew, and Christopher Massey, Stephanie Marquardt and Eran DoBell and eight great grandchildren. His is also survived by his brother, Gail Massey, of Tucson, AZ. Services for Mr. Massey were held on May 5, in Cottonwood, Arizona. Burial was in the Valley View Cemetery in Clarkdale, Arizona. Burnet Bulletin, September 8, 1999, pg. 12 | Massey, Winston Barton Sr. (I28452)
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| 4405 | MATILDA (MCFARLAND) PRICE (1826 to ca 1891) (Research by Peter Folsom McFarlin - May 2012, revised Oct 2018) William (son of "John") McFarland, "...reared a large family. Eleven c hildren arrived at years of maturity. But one son is living, Anderson , at Coitsville. Four of his daughters are living, viz: Mrs Lydia Maha n, Liberty, Trumbull county; Miss J emima McFarlin, Niles; Mrs Matild a Price, Coitsville, and Mrs Lavina Harris, Youngstown..." (*1 p 168) . In the sketch for Elizabeth Loveland (*1 p 165), Williams wrote, ".. .Elizabeth became the mother of six sons and six daughters." All abo v e written in 1881-1882. Matilda Elizabeth McFarland was born in 1826 on her parents farm in Co itsville, Ohio. She was the eighth of the twelve children above, and w as enumerated in the 1830 and 1840 censuses as part of her father's ho usehold. She married William B Price of nearby Hubbard about 1847, and in the 1 850 Coitsville census they were living quite close to her parent's far m, with one daughter, aged one. When her father William McFarland, die d in 1853, Matilda, with husband W illiam and children, are reported t o have, " moved into the stone house", with her widowed mother, Bets y (Loveland) McFarland (*2 p 859). Their stay there was short, as the y were in their own, different, homestead by 1860. At that time, the y h ad two daughters living with them, Betsy C Price, age ten, and Mar y M Price, age two. Also in their household was her sister Lavina McFa rland, age twenty-five. By 1870, she and William were still at their farmstead with daughter s Ellen B (age twenty-one, at home), and Mary M (age twelve, at home a nd attending school). Then, again in 1880, Matilda and William Price a re in Coitsville, but now living alo ne. In this census, Matilda identi fies that her mother (Elizabeth Loveland) was born in Vermont, and tha t her father, (William McFarland), was born in Ireland. Both daughter s had married and moved to homes with their new husbands. Daughter El l en Price had married Thomas Creed in 1871, and was bringing up her fam ily on the farm right next door to her mother's farm. Daughter Mar y M Price had married Henry Creed in 1878, and perhaps lived in nearb y Youngstown. Matilda was still alive in 1882 (*1 p 168), but she died sometime befo re 1900, since her husband William Price, widower, appeared then witho ut her, living with their daughter Mary Creed and her husband Henry Cr eed. his obituary in the Youngstow n Vindicator of Aug 19 1901is quote d here; ''...His first wife, who in her maidenhood was known as Matild a McFarland, died some ten years ago..." (Research):PFM's SOURCES for Matilda E (McFarland) Price; 1830 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 249; with William McFarland (Matilda' s age under 5) 1840 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 190; with William McFarland (Matilda' s age 10-15) 1850 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 577; with William Price (her age 23, b orn in Ohio) 1860 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 32; with William Price (her age 34, bo rn in Ohio) 1870 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 94; with William Price (her age 44, bo rn in Ohio, keeping house) 1880 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 87; with William Price (her age 54, bo rn in Ohio, f b in Ireland, m b in Vt) 1890 census; not extant 1900 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 108; William Price age 76, widower, bo rn in Ohio Other REFERENCES *1 History of Mahoning and Trumbull Counties, Williams, 1882 v 2 *2 Sanderson; 1907 | McFarland, Matilda Elizabeth (I14052)
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| 4406 | Maud Alice Bunbury, w.D.O'Conel Fitzsimon, of Glancullen, co. Dublin. (Burkes Landed Gentry of Ireland pub.1912) | Macfarlane, Maud Alice Bunbury (I18595)
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| 4407 | Maude McFarland's death certificate was discovered in St. Louis County, Missouri. Maude was listed as married with husband Fred McFarland. She died of tuberculosis in the Robert Koch Hospital, at age 33 years, 10 months, and 16 days on Feb. 2, 1919, which puts her birth at March 17, 1885 if I did the math correctly. She is buried at the Green Wood Cemetery, in French Village, Illinois and the undertaker was Martin Schroeppel of Collinsville, Illinois. She was working as a maid at a hotel called Illmo Hotel and although she was born in Minnesota, her parents were born in Missouri. The death certificate was very faded, so the full names of her parents were not clear, but further research made it clear as Austin Cranmer and Addie Dickerson. | Cranmer, Ida Maude (I29490)
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| 4408 | May be a natural daughter of Robert as no mothers name given on birth entry.-Ed. (Research):Name Agnes Mcfarlane Gender Female Birth Date 19 Feb 1834 Birthplace PORT OF MONTEITH,PERTH,SCOTLAND Father's Name Robt. Mcfarlane Indexing Project (Batch) Number C11388-5 System Origin Scotland-ODM GS Film number 1040201 | McFarlane, Agnes (I12546)
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| 4409 | may be same person as John Gordon which the source that shows this son Jack doesn't show.-Ed. | MacFarlane, Jack (I1364)
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| 4410 | Maybe him, but not sure. | McFarlane, Archibald (I571)
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| 4411 | MBA Degree | McGaw, Barbara Louise (I1075)
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| 4412 | mcfarland Family Tree Owner: bmcfarland54; Tree gives surname as McFarland but with no parents shown I suspect that that is her married name.-Ed. | Sarah H. (I16079)
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| 4413 | McFARLAND, Albert W. Big Creek Township 1919 History of Henry Co MO, Uel W. Lamkin, Historical Publishing Co pg 707 Albert W. McFarland, a prominent farmer and stockman of Big Creek township, is a member of one of the pioneer families of Henry County, whose residence in Missouri dates back to territorial date. Albert W. McFarland was born in Henry County, six miles southeast of where Blairstown now stands February 4, 1878. He is a son of William J. and Mary E. (Mitchell) McFarland. William J. McFarland was born in Moniteau County, Missouri, September 26, 1834, and died December 21, 1893. His wife, Mary E. (Mitchell) McFarland, was born in Cooper County, Missouri, December 25, 1843, and died May 12, 1913. William J. McFarland was a soldier in the Confederate army, serving under Gen. Sterling Price. He came to Henry County in the fall of 1867 and settled in Big Creek township, where he first purchased 160 acres of land and became one of the successful farmers of Henry County. At the time of his death he was the owner of about 600 acres. William J. McFarland was a son of Jesse McFarland, who came to Missouri in 1809, and was here during the time of the disastrous earthquake in 1811. Jesse McFarland was a son of Jacob McFarland, who was a member of the first territorial legislature of Missouri. He died in Moniteau County. Jesse McFarland was the first sheriff of Cooper County, Missouri. He also was the first Government surveyor of what later became Rives County, receiving his appointment in 1821, when he was twenty-one years of age. He died at Pleasant Hill, Missouri. Albert W. McFarland received his education in the public schools of Henry County and the State Normal School at Warrensburg, Missouri. Later he attended the Gem City Business College at Quincy, Illinois, where he was graduated in the class of 1906. He then returned to Henry County, where he has since been successfully engaged in general farming and stock raising, and is recognized as one of the leading agriculturists of Henry County. His farm consists of 300 acres of valuable farm land, which is well improved. Mr. McFarland was united in marriage July 24, 1901, with Miss Hattie Woodruff, a daughter of R. B. and Rosa (Young) Woodruff, pioneers of Johnson County, Missouri. The Woodruff family came to Henry County forty-five years ago and now reside in Big Creek township. Mrs. McFarland has two brothers: John D. and Edgar, both residing at home with their parents. To Mr. and Mrs. McFarland have been born eight children, as follow: Augusta L., Inga, Courtney L., Ruth V., Mattie M., William J., Olive M. and Douglass W. Mr. McFarland takes an active interest in public affairs and is one of the progressive and capable citizens of Big Creek township. He has held local office at various times and was president of the first high school board of the consolidated district, and is a member of that board now. He is also president of the township board. | McFarland, Albert W. (I28891)
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| 4414 | McFarland, Benjamin F. (1815-1876) SENATE, 31st General Assembly, 1855-57, representing Hancock, Jefferson, and Hawkins counties; political affiliation not given. Born in Jefferson County in 1815, son of Colonel Robert and Mrs. Mary (Neal) Cox McFarland. Studied medicine; practicing physician at Bell Springs, Jefferson County. Married to Sarah Cox; one daughter: Virginia (Mrs. Robert M. Barton, Jr.). In 1846 he was living in Grainger County, where he was on courthouse and county jail committees. Removed to Chattanooga, Hamilton County, in March 1876, where he died on August 8, 1876. Buried at Mossy Creek (now Jefferson City), Jefferson County. Half-brother of Robert McFarland and John McFarland, father-in-law of Robert M. Barton, Jr., sometime members Tennessee General Assembly. Sources: Goodspeed, History of Grainger County, 855; Armstrong, Some Tennessee Heroes, pamphlet 4; D. A. R. Lineage Book, No. 77, p. 46; Jefferson County Will Book, No. 3, 1826-40, pp. 432-34; Chattanooga Times, August 12, 1876. McFarland, Benjamin F. (1815-1876) SENATE, 31st General Assembly, 1855-57, representing Hancock, Jefferson, and Hawkins counties; political affiliation not given. Born in Jefferson County in 1815, son of Colonel Robert and Mrs. Mary (Neal) Cox McFarland. Studied medicine; practicing physician at Bell Springs, Jefferson County. Married to Sarah Cox; one daughter: Virginia (Mrs. Robert M. Barton, Jr.). In 1846 he was living in Grainger County, where he was on courthouse and county jail committees. Removed to Chattanooga, Hamilton County, in March 1876, where he died on August 8, 1876. Buried at Mossy Creek (now Jefferson City), Jefferson County. Half-brother of Robert McFarland and John McFarland, father-in-law of Robert M. Barton, Jr., sometime members Tennessee General Assembly. Sources: Goodspeed, History of Grainger County, 855; Armstrong, Some Tennessee Heroes, pamphlet 4; D. A. R. Lineage Book, No. 77, p. 46; Jefferson County Will Book, No. 3, 1826-40, pp. 432-34; Chattanooga Times, August 12, 1876. | McFarland, Benjamin F. (I29420)
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| 4415 | MCFARLAND, James Dorr Sr. -- 16 Jan 1999 Source: Austin American-Statesman, January 20, 1999 . James Dorr McFarland Sr., age 95, died peacefully on Monday, January 16, 1999, at the Retirement and Nursing Center in Austin, Texas. He was born February 7, 1903, to Robert Ray and Mary Debo McFarland in Burnet, Texas. He grew up in Cleburne, Texas, and attended the University of Texas, where he obtained Bachelor and Master Degrees in Engineering. He subsequently taught in the College of Engineering's Drawing Department for 41 years, attaining full professorship, directing the Engineer's Loan Fund and administering as Departmental Chairman from 1949 until his retirement in 1968. On June 1, 1930, he married Phyllis Short and had two sons, James and Sam, who died in 1989. Dorr was a member of the Wilshire Presbyterian Church (now Genesis Presbyterian) for 48 years. He achieved his Life Certificate in the Masonic Lodge and became only one of few Masons in the State of Texas to achieve his 70 year Certificate in Masonic work as a member of University Lodge #1190 (since 1924), serving as Past Master in that period. For many years he enjoyed hunting, fishing and other outdoor activities, at which he was quite proficient. He is survived by his loving wife of 68 years, Phyllis Short McFarland; son, James and his wife, Pat, of Austin; daughter-in- law, Carolyn McFarland, of Austin; grandsons, Paul, of Austin, Joel and wife, Mary, of Austin; granddaughter, Molly Pieroni and husband, Greg, of Dallas; nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. He will also be remembered by the countless thousands of young engineering students whose lives and careers were indelibly marked by his remarkable teaching and counseling skills. Honorary pallbearers will be James McFarland, Paul McFarland, Joel McFarland, Greg Pieroni and Jimmy DeGarmo. Services will be under the direction of Reverend Larry Lacy and the University Masonic Lodge #1190. Visitation is from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, January 20, 1999, at Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Home, 3125 N. Lamar. Graveside services will be 2:30 p.m. Thursday, January 21, 1999, at Austin Memorial Park, 2800 Hancock Drive, Austin, Texas. Memorial contributions may be made to the Engineers Loan Fund, Engineering Foundation, College of Engineering, University of Texas at Austin, ECJ, 10th Floor, Austin, Texas 78712-1080. Arrangements by Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Home, 3125 N. Lamar, 512-452- 8811. ************** IN MEMORIAM JAMES DORR MCFARLAND, SR. James Dorr McFarland, Sr. was born in Burnet, Texas, on February 7, 1903, the son of Robert Ray and Mary Debo MacFarland. He grew up in Cleburne, Texas, where he graduated from high school in the spring of 1921. He entered the University of Texas at Austin in September, 1921, to study electrical engineering. During this era as a student, he roomed with Byron Short, a future UT engineering faculty member and the brother of Phyllis Short, who later became Dorr McFarland's wife. Upon graduation with a BSEE in June 1926, McFarland took a job with General Electric Company in Schenectady, New York. At that time this job offer was extended only to the top of the graduating class. His job at GE involved testing of large motors and turbines. He returned to Texas in the spring of 1928 to interview in GE's Dallas office. Fortuitously, on a return visit to his former professors at UT, he was offered a teaching position by Professor C. E. Rowe, who at that time was chairman of the Department of Drawing. He began as an instructor of drawing at UT on April 1, 1928, starting with a salary of $200 per month. McFarland, along with Rowe and W. H. McNiel, were the first three faculty members in the Department of Drawing. In June 1930, McFarland married Phyllis Short, and they had two sons, James and Sam. McFarland was preceded in death by Sam, in 1989. In 1939, McFarland built a house on East 38 1/2 Street, where he and his wife lived until his death. In the 1930s, McFarland worked during summer months as a draftsman for the Texas Highway Department. McFarland was co-author, along with C. E. Rowe, of the popular textbook Engineering Descriptive Geometry, which was published by D. Van Nostrand Company in 1939 and again in 1953. At one time, the textbook was used by 85 colleges in the United States and Latin America. During this era, McFarland taught courses in engineering drawing, drafting, and descriptive geometry. He was promoted to assistant professor in 1937, to associate professor in 1943, and to professor in 1950. He became registered as a Professional Engineer and made Who's Who in Engineering. He also found time to complete his master's degree in electrical engineering at UT during this tim McFarland was a trustee of the UT Engineers' Loan Fund for thirty-two years, and served as chairman for seven years. He took special pride in helping students who were in financial need to continue with their engineering studies. Each student who applied was given serious consideration for a loan through a personal interview, where a full inventory of the student's needs and accomplishments was assessed. Then, a loan of $200 was considered large. Dorr was usually a serious professor, but he had a wry sense of humor appreciated by others. Students affectionately gave him the nickname of "Smiling Jack" from the Dick Tracy cartoon series. It is estimated that, during his long tenure at UT, McFarland formally taught over 10,000 student In 1951, he became chairman of the Department of Drawing and remained in that position for seventeen years, until his retirement in May 1968. At that time, the engineering drawing department was merged with the mechanical engineering department, and it is now the area of computer graphics and engineering. McFarland achieved the status of professor emeritus in 1969, and he stayed loyal to the University throughout his remaining years. Dorr McFarland enjoyed hunting and fishing, and befriended many students who would accompany him on his outdoor trips. He took special pride in his house on Lake Travis, where he spent much of his spare time. He was quite proficient in many outdoor activities, and no fisherman could catch white bass as he could, due to his tedious study of their habits. Hunting season brought another source of pleasure, with the deer and turkey in the hill country around Medina, Texas, being a favorite target. At the request of his wife, Dorr encapsulated many of his favorite outdoor hunting and fishing experiences in a booklet titled Long and Short Tales, which he self-published in 1983. McFarland was active in the Wilshire Presbyterian Church for forty-eight years, and achieved a 70-year Certificate from the University Masonic Lodge. At age 95, James Dorr McFarland, Sr. passed away peacefully on Monday, January 16, 1999. <signed> Larry R. Faulkner, President The University of Texas at Austin <signed> John R. Durbin, Secretary The General Faculty This memorial resolution was prepared by a special committee consisting of Professors Ronald E. Barr (chair), H. Grady Rylander, Jr., and Archie W. Straiton. . Distributed to the Dean of the College of Engineering, the Executive Vice President and Provost, and the President on December 7, 1999. Copies are available on request from the Office of the General Faculty, FAC 22, F9500. This resolution is posted under "Memorials" at: http://www.utexas.edu/faculty/council/ . MCFARLAND, James Dorr Sr. -- 16 Jan 1999 Source: Austin American-Statesman, January 20, 1999 . James Dorr McFarland Sr., age 95, died peacefully on Monday, January 16, 1999, at the Retirement and Nursing Center in Austin, Texas. He was born February 7, 1903, to Robert Ray and Mary Debo McFarland in Burnet, Texas. He grew up in Cleburne, Texas, and attended the University of Texas, where he obtained Bachelor and Master Degrees in Engineering. He subsequently taught in the College of Engineering's Drawing Department for 41 years, attaining full professorship, directing the Engineer's Loan Fund and administering as Departmental Chairman from 1949 until his retirement in 1968. On June 1, 1930, he married Phyllis Short and had two sons, James and Sam, who died in 1989. Dorr was a member of the Wilshire Presbyterian Church (now Genesis Presbyterian) for 48 years. He achieved his Life Certificate in the Masonic Lodge and became only one of few Masons in the State of Texas to achieve his 70 year Certificate in Masonic work as a member of University Lodge #1190 (since 1924), serving as Past Master in that period. For many years he enjoyed hunting, fishing and other outdoor activities, at which he was quite proficient. He is survived by his loving wife of 68 years, Phyllis Short McFarland; son, James and his wife, Pat, of Austin; daughter-in- law, Carolyn McFarland, of Austin; grandsons, Paul, of Austin, Joel and wife, Mary, of Austin; granddaughter, Molly Pieroni and husband, Greg, of Dallas; nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. He will also be remembered by the countless thousands of young engineering students whose lives and careers were indelibly marked by his remarkable teaching and counseling skills. Honorary pallbearers will be James McFarland, Paul McFarland, Joel McFarland, Greg Pieroni and Jimmy DeGarmo. Services will be under the direction of Reverend Larry Lacy and the University Masonic Lodge #1190. Visitation is from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, January 20, 1999, at Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Home, 3125 N. Lamar. Graveside services will be 2:30 p.m. Thursday, January 21, 1999, at Austin Memorial Park, 2800 Hancock Drive, Austin, Texas. Memorial contributions may be made to the Engineers Loan Fund, Engineering Foundation, College of Engineering, University of Texas at Austin, ECJ, 10th Floor, Austin, Texas 78712-1080. Arrangements by Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Home, 3125 N. Lamar, 512-452- 8811. ************** IN MEMORIAM JAMES DORR MCFARLAND, SR. James Dorr McFarland, Sr. was born in Burnet, Texas, on February 7, 1903, the son of Robert Ray and Mary Debo MacFarland. He grew up in Cleburne, Texas, where he graduated from high school in the spring of 1921. He entered the University of Texas at Austin in September, 1921, to study electrical engineering. During this era as a student, he roomed with Byron Short, a future UT engineering faculty member and the brother of Phyllis Short, who later became Dorr McFarland's wife. Upon graduation with a BSEE in June 1926, McFarland took a job with General Electric Company in Schenectady, New York. At that time this job offer was extended only to the top of the graduating class. His job at GE involved testing of large motors and turbines. He returned to Texas in the spring of 1928 to interview in GE's Dallas office. Fortuitously, on a return visit to his former professors at UT, he was offered a teaching position by Professor C. E. Rowe, who at that time was chairman of the Department of Drawing. He began as an instructor of drawing at UT on April 1, 1928, starting with a salary of $200 per month. McFarland, along with Rowe and W. H. McNiel, were the first three faculty members in the Department of Drawing. In June 1930, McFarland married Phyllis Short, and they had two sons, James and Sam. McFarland was preceded in death by Sam, in 1989. In 1939, McFarland built a house on East 38 1/2 Street, where he and his wife lived until his death. In the 1930s, McFarland worked during summer months as a draftsman for the Texas Highway Department. McFarland was co-author, along with C. E. Rowe, of the popular textbook Engineering Descriptive Geometry, which was published by D. Van Nostrand Company in 1939 and again in 1953. At one time, the textbook was used by 85 colleges in the United States and Latin America. During this era, McFarland taught courses in engineering drawing, drafting, and descriptive geometry. He was promoted to assistant professor in 1937, to associate professor in 1943, and to professor in 1950. He became registered as a Professional Engineer and made Who's Who in Engineering. He also found time to complete his master's degree in electrical engineering at UT during this tim McFarland was a trustee of the UT Engineers' Loan Fund for thirty-two years, and served as chairman for seven years. He took special pride in helping students who were in financial need to continue with their engineering studies. Each student who applied was given serious consideration for a loan through a personal interview, where a full inventory of the student's needs and accomplishments was assessed. Then, a loan of $200 was considered large. Dorr was usually a serious professor, but he had a wry sense of humor appreciated by others. Students affectionately gave him the nickname of "Smiling Jack" from the Dick Tracy cartoon series. It is estimated that, during his long tenure at UT, McFarland formally taught over 10,000 student In 1951, he became chairman of the Department of Drawing and remained in that position for seventeen years, until his retirement in May 1968. At that time, the engineering drawing department was merged with the mechanical engineering department, and it is now the area of computer graphics and engineering. McFarland achieved the status of professor emeritus in 1969, and he stayed loyal to the University throughout his remaining years. Dorr McFarland enjoyed hunting and fishing, and befriended many students who would accompany him on his outdoor trips. He took special pride in his house on Lake Travis, where he spent much of his spare time. He was quite proficient in many outdoor activities, and no fisherman could catch white bass as he could, due to his tedious study of their habits. Hunting season brought another source of pleasure, with the deer and turkey in the hill country around Medina, Texas, being a favorite target. At the request of his wife, Dorr encapsulated many of his favorite outdoor hunting and fishing experiences in a booklet titled Long and Short Tales, which he self-published in 1983. McFarland was active in the Wilshire Presbyterian Church for forty-eight years, and achieved a 70-year Certificate from the University Masonic Lodge. At age 95, James Dorr McFarland, Sr. passed away peacefully on Monday, January 16, 1999. <signed> Larry R. Faulkner, President The University of Texas at Austin <signed> John R. Durbin, Secretary The General Faculty This memorial resolution was prepared by a special committee consisting of Professors Ronald E. Barr (chair), H. Grady Rylander, Jr., and Archie W. Straiton. . Distributed to the Dean of the College of Engineering, the Executive Vice President and Provost, and the President on December 7, 1999. Copies are available on request from the Office of the General Faculty, FAC 22, F9500. This resolution is posted under "Memorials" at: http://www.utexas.edu/faculty/council/ . | McFarland, James Dorr Sr. (I28356)
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| 4416 | McFARLAND, Mrs. Sam - 27 Jan 1964 Burnet Bulletin 30 Jan 1964 Mrs. Sam McFarland, born March 2, 1883 in Ladonia, Texas, passed away January 27, 1964 in a local hospital following an extended illness. On Feb. 7, 1903 she was married in Goldthwaite, Texas to Mr. Sam McFarland, who preceded her in death in Sept. 1943. Surviving her are: 3 daughters: Mrs. Lou Helen Box of Burnet, Mrs. Frances Webb of Shreveport, La., and Mrs. Carmen Parker of Burnet; her son, Don C. McFarland of Albuquerque, N.M.; and her sister, Mrs. Rosa Brown of Waco. Also surviving are 10 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren, other close relatives and a host of friends. Funeral services were held Tuesday, January 28, 1964 at 10:30 a.m. at the First Baptist Church with the Rev. H. D. Christian and the Rev. Ted Knies officiating. Pallbearers were Melvin Kincheloe, B. Pogue, Charlie Kroeger, Dick Feild, Bunk Gibbs, and Raymond Kuykendall. Interment was in the Burnet Cemetery with the Edgar Funeral Directors in charge. McFARLAND, Mrs. Sam - 27 Jan 1964 Burnet Bulletin 30 Jan 1964 Mrs. Sam McFarland, born March 2, 1883 in Ladonia, Texas, passed away January 27, 1964 in a local hospital following an extended illness. On Feb. 7, 1903 she was married in Goldthwaite, Texas to Mr. Sam McFarland, who preceded her in death in Sept. 1943. Surviving her are: 3 daughters: Mrs. Lou Helen Box of Burnet, Mrs. Frances Webb of Shreveport, La., and Mrs. Carmen Parker of Burnet; her son, Don C. McFarland of Albuquerque, N.M.; and her sister, Mrs. Rosa Brown of Waco. Also surviving are 10 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren, other close relatives and a host of friends. Funeral services were held Tuesday, January 28, 1964 at 10:30 a.m. at the First Baptist Church with the Rev. H. D. Christian and the Rev. Ted Knies officiating. Pallbearers were Melvin Kincheloe, B. Pogue, Charlie Kroeger, Dick Feild, Bunk Gibbs, and Raymond Kuykendall. Interment was in the Burnet Cemetery with the Edgar Funeral Directors in charge. | Teagle, Pearl (I29992)
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| 4417 | McFARLAND, William J. Big Creek Township 1883 History of Henry County Missouri, National Historical Co pg 705 William J. McFarland, section 2, is a prominent farmer and stock dealer, of this township, and was born in Cooper County, Missouri, September 26, 1834. Jesse McFarland, his father, a native of North Carolina, was born April 17, 1800. He removed to Missouri with his parents in 1811, and in 1816 located in Cooper County, and was among the earliest settlers of Missouri. He grew to manhood in Cooper County and married Ann McFarland, a distant relative. The former was a farmer and mechanic and also a surveyor by occupation and when nineteen years old he assisted in the surveying of Rives County, and held several local offices in the county. He now resides at Pleasant Hill, Missouri, and celebrated his sixtieth wedding anniversary January 7, 1880. W. J. McFarland spent his youth on a farm in Cooper County and received a common school education. He was married there October 10, 1865, to Miss M. E. Mitchel, also of Cooper County, and a daughter of William J. Mitchel. They have three children: Edith L., Clarence W. and Albert W. After his marriage Mr. McFarland resided about two years in Cooper County and then removed to Henry County, buying land and improving the farm where he now resides. He has 355 acres, with 320 in good cultivation and under improvements, with an orchard of 100 choice bearing apple trees and a variety of other fruits. Mr. McFarland makes a specialty of raising and handling stock, and feeds on an average two car loads of steers and fifty hogs annually. He has some good graded stock. He and his wife are members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. McFARLAND, William J. Big Creek Township 1883 History of Henry County Missouri, National Historical Co pg 705 William J. McFarland, section 2, is a prominent farmer and stock dealer, of this township, and was born in Cooper County, Missouri, September 26, 1834. Jesse McFarland, his father, a native of North Carolina, was born April 17, 1800. He removed to Missouri with his parents in 1811, and in 1816 located in Cooper County, and was among the earliest settlers of Missouri. He grew to manhood in Cooper County and married Ann McFarland, a distant relative. The former was a farmer and mechanic and also a surveyor by occupation and when nineteen years old he assisted in the surveying of Rives County, and held several local offices in the county. He now resides at Pleasant Hill, Missouri, and celebrated his sixtieth wedding anniversary January 7, 1880. W. J. McFarland spent his youth on a farm in Cooper County and received a common school education. He was married there October 10, 1865, to Miss M. E. Mitchel, also of Cooper County, and a daughter of William J. Mitchel. They have three children: Edith L., Clarence W. and Albert W. After his marriage Mr. McFarland resided about two years in Cooper County and then removed to Henry County, buying land and improving the farm where he now resides. He has 355 acres, with 320 in good cultivation and under improvements, with an orchard of 100 choice bearing apple trees and a variety of other fruits. Mr. McFarland makes a specialty of raising and handling stock, and feeds on an average two car loads of steers and fifty hogs annually. He has some good graded stock. He and his wife are members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. | McFarland, William J. (I29026)
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| 4418 | McFarlane - 1861 Scottish Census (part 2) http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=98d7b020-9197-469c-bf23-288d6ff17914&tid=53056884&pid=371 Death Margaret Marshall McFarlane 27 December 1937 http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=b61a294f-d327-497b-98b6-8088741904cb&tid=53056884&pid=371 | McFarlane, Margaret Marshall (I14939)
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| 4419 | McFarlane - 1871 Scottish Census http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=46d92bc5-cde0-49d4-be0d-7acbb299f860&tid=53056884&pid=239 | McFarlane, John (I15154)
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| 4420 | MCFARLANE DONALD Parents: JOHN MCFARLANE/SUSAN GRANT Bapt:05/05/1834 Parish: 362/ Ref: 50 126 Parish: Kilmadock | Macfarlane, Donald (I12977)
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| 4421 | McFarlane Veryl5 Harold McFarlane [John4 Harold, John3 Clark, James2, Peter1, JamesA, GeorgeB] Veryl & Richard are cousins. From information provided by Richard Stevens McFarlane they are descended from brothers Arthur and John Clark, sons of James and Mary (Clark) McFarlane. Information is sought on the ancestors of my great great grandfather Peter McFarlane, b 28 Aug 1819 in Glasgow, Scotland. V«i»eryl H. McFarlane, 2089 Walker Lane, Salt Lake City, UT 84ll7-7613«/i» (Research):[Submitted this line to CMSI & published Macfarlanes Lantern Summer 1997 #No.64] | McFarlane, Veryl Harold (I13393)
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| 4422 | McFarlane, Andrew, labourer, Caversham, assessesed for a property worth 130pounds in Caversham borough. This was his total property value in the colony. [ Freeholders of NZ Oct 1882 - Assesment Rolls of the Property-Tax Dept NZ ] (Research):Name: Andrew Mcfarlane Gender: Male Christening Date: 15 Nov 1835 Christening Place: AUCHTERARDER,PERTH,SCOTLAND Birth Date: 07 Nov 1835 Father's Name: Alexander Mcfarlane Mother's Name: Margaret Hanton Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C11329-6 , System Origin: Scotland-ODM , GS Film number: 993515 | McFarlane, Andrew (I15231)
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| 4423 | MCFARLANJAMESJOHN MCFARLAN/MARGARET MONACH FR1227 (FR1227)015/04/1770488/30 473St Ninians MACFARLANEJAMESJOHN MACFARLANE/CATHERINE PEDDIE016/01/1785387/80 148Perth MCFARLANJAMESJOHN MCFARLAN/MARGARET MCFARLAN FR9 (FR9)028/09/1779516/10 5Kilcalmonell and Kilberry MCFARLANDJAMESJOHN MCFARLAND/JEAN DOW015/09/1782330/10 102Auchtergaven MCFARLANEJAMESJOHN MCFARLANE/CATHARINE GRAHAM FR147 (FR147)012/05/1771388/10 258Port Of Menteith MCFARLANEJAMESJOHN MCFARLANE/AGNES PETRIE014/11/1779362/30 337Kilmadock | McFarlane, James JaM11 (I21918)
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| 4424 | MCFARLIN, Mrs. Wm. - Mrs. Wm. McFarlin died at her home in the south part of Rogers last Thursday morning. Death was a result of a stroke of paralysis. She had been quite feeble for some time and her age precluded much chance for recovery. Funeral services were held at the South Methodist church Friday afternoon and were conducted by Rev. Sherman of Van Buren, a former pastor of the church here and a particular friend of Mrs. McFarlin. Mrs. McFarlin was seventy- seven years old and was born in Bedford county, Kentucky. She united with the Methodist church when she was twenty years old. She was married to Wm. McFarlin, who survives her, in 1881. They came to Rogers that same year and were therefore among the first residents fo the town. She was an aunt and step-mother of H.G. McFarlin, Mrs. Allen Tribble, and Miss Lizzie McFarlin. The deceased was held in high esteem by all friends and neighbors and her death closes a long career filled with many acts of Christian love and good fellowship. [Rogers Democrat 5/3/05] ( OBIT 05 Mrs. William McFarlin, Compiled by Barbara P. Easley, Obituaries of Benton County, Arkansas; Volume 3 1905-1909 (Heritage Books, Inc.; 1995). ) | Miller, Mary R. (I22503)
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| 4425 | McVurich - in Gaelic Mac Mhuirich but in Argyll it seems to have been abandoned in favour the more English sounding Curry or Currie or, apparently in some instances, Morrison. McVorish is a similar name claimed by MacGilrays of Argyll. Alt Birth: Abt 1746 Of, Glenorchy And Inishail, Argyll, Scotland All IGI entries are submissions which give no parents. | McVurich, Katherine (I14514)
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| 4426 | MEDI: Bible _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y | Source (S12)
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| 4427 | MEDI: Bible _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y | Source (S2077)
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| 4428 | MEDI: Book _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y | Source (S2142)
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| 4444 | MEDI: Census/Tax _TAG: _PAREN: Y | Source (S2121)
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