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Matches 6,001 to 6,050 of 7,553
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| 6001 | RESIDENCE: Lived in Pulaski County, KY in 1870. | McFarland, John Wesley BY130163 (I29659)
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| 6002 | RESIDENCE: Migrated to Jasper Co, TX abt 1848. RESEARCHER-EMAIL: (1998) Roxane White <rwhite@c-con.net> Lives Sciily Island, LA. | McFarland, Catherine H. (I29841)
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| 6003 | RESIDENCE: Settled in Pennsylvania. | Bratton, John (I29873)
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| 6004 | RESIDENCE: Will of William Buckner, Sr. Will Book 3 page 47 1 Feb 1842 Green County, Kentucky (found on Internet, USGENWEB, Kentucky): Owns tract of land formerly owned by Robert Willock and James McFarland. CENSUS: 1830 KENTUCKY, Green County. Robert Willock 201111 (oldest 30-40). Fem 221001 (oldest 30-40). David Willock Jr. (adjacent to Robert) Males 1 0-5, 1 10-15, 1 15-20, 1 20-30. Females 2 0-5, 1 5-10, 1 15-20. Obviously brothers and sisters. Adjacent to Ben McFarland and James McFarland. | Willock, Robert (I28955)
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| 6005 | Residence: 1900 Age: 3 Militia Districts 1205, 1029, Flint Hill, Hot House, Fannin, Georgia, USA | McFarland [MacFarlane], Louella (I8434)
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| 6006 | Residence: 1900 Age: 5 Militia Districts 1205, 1029, Flint Hill, Hot House, Fannin, Georgia | McFarland [MacFarlane], Nella (I8426)
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| 6007 | Residence: 1900 Age: 11 Militia Districts 1205, 1029, Flint Hill, Hot House, Fannin, Georgia | McFarland [MacFarlane], Author (I8310)
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| 6008 | Residence: 1901 — Age: 53 Bromley, Renfrew (north/nord), Ontario, Canada Age: 51; Marital Status: Single; Relation to Head of House: Daughter | McFarlane, Isabel (I10885)
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| 6009 | Results from 3 testers: go back to terminal SNP R-BY121561 with Robert being the common ancestor, so dating to his birth. Before that A7804 dates to abt. 1650 and has 6 Black lineages from it. | Black, Robert RoB02 (I832)
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| 6010 | Reuben H. Deaver has Cert. #39, a Third Class claim. He keeps 80 acres of it and it becomes Patent #18. He sells 240 acres of it to Patentee Flether Stroud. 1856. Grayson Co., Texas | Deaver, Reuben H. (I9395)
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| 6011 | RG 099 Grand Army of the Republic, Membership Records, ca.1866-1949, State Historical Society of Iowa, State Archives, Des Moines, Iowa. | Source (S949)
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| 6012 | Richard Cable Hello, I am a feiend of Peter MacFarlane from BridgeEnd Callander, born about 1964. I haven't seen him in 18 years...... | Macfarlane, Peter (I14688)
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| 6013 | Rita Elaine Woodward passed away on October 27th, 2016. She is preceded in death by her husband of 55 years, Harold G. Woodward. She is survived by her four children, Geoffrey Harold, Christi Ann (Dockery), Mark Forrest, and Paul Scott Woodward; their spouses, seven grandchildren and five-great granchildren. She was a Registered Nurse and retired from Methodist Hospital. She was also a Substitute School Nurse. A life member of the Girl Scouts of the USA, she served as a troop leader, neighborhood chairman, Trainer of Leaders, Day Camp Director and Board Committee member. She was one of the first two La Leche League leaders in San Antonio and was the Area Professional Liason. A member of St. John Neumann Catholic Church, she was very active on the Building Committee. Among her other interests was a love of geneology. Having traced her own family roots, she helped many others find their own ancestors, and traveled to Salt Lake City twice a year to do research in the largest Family History Center in the world and was a member and past president of the San Antonio Geneological Society and member of the Scottish Society of San Antonio. A Vigil will be held on Sunday, October 30th, 2016 from 5:00 PM untill 9:00 PM at Chapel Hill Funeral Home, 7735 Gibbs Sprawl Rd., San Antonio, Tx 78239. A funeral service will be held at St. John Neumann Catholic Church on Monday, October 31st., 2016 at 11:30 AM. Interment will follow at Chapel Hill Memorial Park. The family requests that, in lieu of flowers, donations in Rita's name be made to: the San Antonio Geneological Society, 911 Melissa Dr., San Antonio, Tx 78213-2024. Funeral Home Chapel Hill Funeral Home and Crematory 7735 Gibbs Sprawl Road San Antonio, TX 78239 Tel. (210) 599-2035 | Oliver, Rita Elaine (I29359)
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| 6014 | Rob came to live with Midge (Margaret Ellison Simonds) in 1973 when sh e and Terry were married. | Foltz, Living (I14151)
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| 6015 | Robert and Mary? had a daughter, Marion Thomas Macfarlane (my grandmother) DOB 05/03/1900 Govan (died 20/01/1965 in Sydney Australia). [E-mail from Garrie Ellice rec: 5 Jan. 2010] (Research):gadikeshga@optusnet.com.au | Macfarlane, Marion Thomas (I14716)
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| 6016 | Robert Black, is buried in the Boyd Cemetary, in Diamond, Newton co. MO. | Black, Robert RoB02 (I832)
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| 6017 | Robert H. Miller is present in the 1810 census in Nashville township, Rutherford Co. TN. His brothers Isaac, Mat, and John and present with widow Marg't in Jefferson township, Rutherford Co. | Miller, Robert H. (I875)
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| 6018 | Robert Lee died of cancer. | McFarland, Capt. Robert Lee (I23570)
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| 6019 | Robert Lee McFarlin: born 1935 in Peoria, Illinois, son of Loy Lester. Robert Lee is still alive, and this was put together by his daughter. [E-mail from Mary Helen Haines rec:28 Nov. 2010] | McFarlin, Dr. Robert Lee (I22546)
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| 6020 | Robert M. McFarlin (July 27, 1866 ? August 11, 1942) was an American oilman, cattle rancher, philanthropist, and businessman who is best known for amassing a fortune by drilling for oil near Glenpool, Oklahoma with his nephew and son-in-law, James A. Chapman. He was among the early pioneer oilmen who established the state of Oklahoma as a center of the oil industry in the early part of the 20th Century. Robert McFarlin was born July 27, 1866 to Porter and Caroline McFarlin in Ovilla, Texas (near Waxahachie). He married Ida Barnard in 1886. They moved to the town of Norman, then in Oklahoma Territory, in 1890, where they worked as cattle farmers and operated a feed store, During this time, their only son was born and died. They then moved to a farm in Indian Territory near the town of Holdenville in 1895. McFarlin and Chapman had first partnered in 1903, to create the Holdenville Oil and Gas Company, which owned 10 acres (4.0 ha) in the middle of the Glenn Pool oil field. In 1912, after the discovery of the even larger Cushing Oil Field, the two founded the McMan Oil Company, which they sold to the Magnolia Petroleum Company in 1916 for $39 million dollars. In 1918, McFarlin built an office building at 5th and Main in Tulsa, thereafter known as the McFarlin Building. The building still serves as a general office building. Also in 1918, McFarlin and Chapman organized the McMan Oil and Gas Company, which they sold to the Dixie Oil Company, a subsidiary of Standard Oil Company of Indiana, for $20 million in 1922. In 1910, McFarlin, Harry Sinclair and some others organized the Exchange National Bank of Tulsa, which later became the National Bank of Tulsa, and is now the Bank of Oklahoma (BOK). McFarlin's philanthropy centered on churches and higher education. The most significant projects funded by the McFarlin family included: McFarlin College was the proposed name of a college, to be located in the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was initially proposed that the new institution of higher education be a Methodist-affiliated college. It ceased to exist as an entity when it merged with Henry Kendall College in 1920 to form the University of Tulsa. In 1929, he contributed $450,000 to build the McFarlin Library of the University of Tulsa, which is still in use. In 1924, the Methodist Church South in Norman called on Robert McFarlin during a fund raising drive to build a new church building. Remembering the support given by the church when their infant son had died in Norman, the McFarlins made a generous contribution toward the new building. In addition, they established an endowment to support maintenance of the church. The contribution was valued at $600,000 in 1924. McFarlin Memorial United Methodist Church, located in Norman, Oklahoma stands in honor of his contributions to the United Methodist Church. In 1925, the McFarlin family donated $600,000 to build the McFarlin Auditorium on the Southern Methodist University campus in Dallas, Texas. He was married to Ida May Barnard (February 12, 1868 - November 18, 1938). Ida died of a cerebral hemorrhage in a San Antonio hospital, and was buried in the IOOF Cemetery in Norman, Oklahoma. Robert died August 11, 1942 in Kansas City, Missouri, and was also buried in the IOOF Cemetery in Norman. They had two daughters and one son. Their son, Robert Boger, was born in 1891 died of typhoid fever at the age of one month and 19 days. His nephew and partner, Chapman, had married their daughter, Leta Mae, in 1908. Both Robert and Ida McFarlin were inducted into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame in 1935. The McFarlin house at 1610 S. Carson Ave. in Tulsa, was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on December 25, 1979, under National Register Criteria C, and its NRIS number is 79002030. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_M._McFarlin#Personal_and_family] | McFarlin, Robert Martin (I22493)
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| 6021 | ROBERT MCFARLAND (ca 1823 to ?) (Research by Peter Folsom McFarlin - May, 2012, rev Oct 2018) Williams states that most of Alexander's seven sons and two daughter s "settled in this vicinity" (*1 p 168). This Robert's name and approx imate birthdate was taken from his father Alexander's estate settlemen t. In March, 1833, the inventory of his father's estate states, "... Ale x, late of Poland..." and, later that, "...Goods set off to widow an d children; Sale held 16 Apr 1833... Alex of Coitsville, some of the b uyers were: Andrew, Margaret, Willia m, and Alexander McFarlane... part ial settlement, mentions cash paid to Alex. McF, Jr and Andrew McF ". Further, that; "... William McClelland appt guardian to James McF an d Samuel McF until 21 years; to Robert McF til 14 yrs; to Peggy McF ti l 12... all minor children and heirs of Alexr. McFarlane late of Coits ville. James and Samuel made their o wn choice..." (*2) In 1850 Robert is living in Coitsville with his mother Margaret and br other James. She owns her home and is living next to her Blacksmith so n Alexander and his family. No further information was found for Robert. PFM's SOURCES for Robert McFarland 1830 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 249 with his father Alexander McFarlan d (Robert's age 5-10) 1840 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 188 with his mother Margaret McFarlan d (Robert's age 10-15) 1850 census; Coitsville, Ohio Margaret McFarland (head) a 69 b PA, wit h (son) Robert McFarland a 27 laborer b Ohio, and James McFarland (son ) a 35 laborer b Ohio. *1 History of Mahoning and Trumbull Counties, Williams, 1882 v 2 *2Trumbull county, Ohio Probate; 1833; 6-508, 6-531, 7-52, 7-53, 7-295 , 8-538 (Extracted by Carol Willsey Bell, 1972) | McFarland, Robert (I313)
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| 6022 | Robert McFarlane and sister Elaine McFarlane lived with various family members on their mothers side, the Brown's. [E-mail from Debbie McFarlane rec:28 Nov 2012] (Research):Robert McFarlane (87) passed away Nov 25th, 2011 in Portland, Oregon. Robert and his wife Jeri (Lesher) McFarlane have 4 children. Barre (McFarlane) Stoll of Portland, Oregon, Jaime McFarlane of Beaverton, Oregon, Todd R McFarlane of Boise, Idaho and Bruce L. McFarlane of Los Altos, California. They all have kids. If interested text me I will add to the list [E-mail from debbie mcfarlane rec: 22 Nov 2012] | McFarlane, Robert (I15635)
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| 6023 | ROBERT WARNER MCFARLIN (1837 - 1917) (Researched by Peter Folsom McFarlin, May 16th, 2018) Robert Warner McFarlin's father, James McFarland, was born about 179 5 in (County Tyrone?) Ireland and came to Pennsylvania in 1796 at abou t age one with his parents, three older brothers and two older sisters . They were early Scots pioneers who arrived in Hopewell (New Bedford ) western Pennsylvania about 1799 a nd then to Coitsville, Ohio about 1 802. Robert's parents, James and Melissa (Hard) McFarlin lived together i n Coitsville for about eighteen years after their marraige in 1819 o r 1820. They had seven children, while James was active in the busines s of distilling. Robert was born May , 1837 (*1 and 1900 census), likel y in Coitsville, Ohio. His father James died in 1838 at age fifty three and his estate finish ed probate in June 1841. A John Stewart was appointed guardian to al l the children including; Sarah M McFarlin, age 8, Lysander J McFarlin , age 6 and "Robert W McFarlin, ag e 4" (*2). However in the 1850 Coits ville census Robert, age thirteen, was not listed with his mother an d her other children, nor could I find him in other censuses. Robert m ay have been in another household at the time because by 1860, he i s l ikely the Robert McFarland laborer age 23, who is found in the Viola , Illinois household of the farmer John Sample. Also in 1860, his futu re wife, Frances L Gillespie was living with her parents in nearby Ale do, Illinois. The American Civil War came and Robert W McFarlin, age 24, joined th e Union Army as a private in Company H, 8th Reg't of the Kansas Infant ry. He was enrolled for three years on Aug 1st 1861 in Moline, Illinoi s and was mustered in Aug 8th 1861 i n Quincy, Illinois. He was in Frem ont's Cavalry Body Guard and Robert H Graham's Cavalry Co which was so on attached to the 14th Missouri Infantry (Union). Robert was, "Take n prisoner at Lexington, Sept 20th 1861, Released on taking oath Sep t 2 0th 1861" (*3). This was known as the 'First Battle of Lexingon' a s well as the 'Battle of the Hemp Bales' or the 'Seige of Lexington' , and lasted from Sept 13 to Sept 20th, 1861. Robert was apparently am ong the 3000 Union soldiers captured i n this Union loss. There was; "N o record subsequent to Sept 19th, 1861", perhaps because of his oath t aken for his release. He was mustered out Oct 16 1861 in St Louis Miss ouri. Later, Robert was granted 'Invalid Status', June 28th 1880, du e t o 'age'. He was then forty-three and apparently rec'd a pension fo r this. Robert returned to the Rivoli, Illinois area and married Frances Gille spie in 1863. In 1870 their P.O. was New Windsor where they had thre e children. His mother Melissa, age sixty-seven was also living wit h them. By 1880 they had seven childre n including William Herschel ag e five. In 1900 Robert and Frances had been married thirty-six years a nd were still on their home farm with James, Myrtle, Ada and Sylvanu s still with them. They reported that ten of their twelve children wer e st ill living. By 1910 Robert and Frances had moved to Long Beach, California with My rtle and Sylvanus. They owned their own home while living off their ow n income. He reported that he was a survivor of the Civil War. France s died in 1913 and Robert Warner Mc Farlin died in March of 1917 and wa s buried in Sunnyside Cemetery, Long Beach, California. All the following spellings of Robert's last name and family names ar e verbatum from the written records; 1820 census; Coitsville, Trumbull co, Ohio p 239; James McFarland (an d Melissa? age 16-26) no children yet. 1830 census; Coitsville, Trumbull co, Ohio p 249; James McFarland wit h children and female (Melissa) 1840 census; Coitsville, Trumbull co, Ohio p 190; Melissa McFarlan d a 30-40 with children. Robert was likely the youngest boy in 1840, a nd was listed in her household as under five. A John Stewart age 20-3 0 was also living nearby with his famil y. He was likely a friend of th e McFarlin family. 1841 Ohio Probate records; "Robert W McFarlin" named as being under gu ardianship of John Stewart (*2) 1850 census; at age 13, Robert W McFarlin not located in the censuse s (yet) 1860 census; Viola P.O., Twnshp 14, Mercer co, Illinois p 170; Rober t McFarland a 23 laborer, living with farm family of John Sample 1862 Kansas Civil War Enlst Papers 1862, 1863, 1868; 1863 Illinois Marraige Index; Mercer co, Illinois; Robert W McFarlin m arried Frances L Gillespie on Dec 23. 1870 census; New Windsor P.O., Rivoli Twnshp, Mercer co, Illinois p 36 6 Robert W McFarland a 33 farmer b OH, Francis a 24 b PA, Iv a H a 3 b IL, Celia A a 1 b IL, and with Robert's mother M McFarlan d a 67, b VT. Living next to the Hugh Breckenr idge family. 1880 census; Rivoli Twnshp, Mercer co, Illinois p 448b Robert McFarla n a 43 farmer, b Ohio, f b Ireland, m b Vermont, Frances a 34 b PA, ( b her parents b PA), Anna a 13, Alta a 11, Maud a 9, Herbert a 7, Hers hal a 5, Mary a 3, Clara a 1; all ch ildren born IL. 1900 census; Rivoli Twnshp, Mercer co, Illinois p 211b Robert W McFarl in a 63 farmer, b May 1837 Ohio, f lb Ireland, m b VT, wife Franci s L a 54 b Apr 1846, mar 36b yrs, 10 of 12 children living; Jame s H a 27 b Nov 1872, Myrtle J a 16 b Feb 188 4, Ada R a 14 b May 1886 , Syvanus P a 10 b Jan 1890, Nellie R Gibson grd, a 4 b Nov 1895. 1910 census; Long Beach ward 1, Los Angeles co , California p 55a, Rob ert W McFarlin a 72 retired (has own income) b OH, survivor of Civil w ar, Frances a 64, b PA, 10 of 12 children living, Myrtle J a 26 b IL , Sylvanus a 20. 1917 Mar 11, Robert W McFarlin died in Long Beach CA. Both he and Fran ces were interred in Sunnyside Cemetery, Long Beach, CA *1 Hopewell Cemetery Records, New Bedford, Lawrence co, PA; "IN Memor y of JAMES MCFARLIN who departed this life 11 june 1838 aged 43 years " (verbatum from headstone image) *2 Trumbull county (Ohio) Probate; James McFarlin Sr. 9-266, 9-313, 9- 316, 11-61, 11-150, and 11-168. *3 Service records of Volunteer Union Soldiers - serving from state o f Missouri. (fold3 image 2287 10731) (Research):6 May 1837 Athens, Harrison, Ohio, USA Source John McFarland c1750 Co. Tyrone descendants This Robert's place of birth is Coitsville, Trumbull Co. Ohio. That is confirmed by his Civil War enlistment papers. Many of the Ancestry trees have mixed the two Robert McFarlands together. The one born in Harrison Co. Ohio is a different person. [E-mail from MHH rec: 21 Jun 2018] | McFarland, Robert Warner (I14109)
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| 6024 | Robert Williamson who died 11/12/1830 at age 26 years, 5 months and 8 days. | McFarlane, Robert Williamson (I10478)
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| 6025 | Robert, 38 from NC, with wife Martha and children Thomas J and Mary E are living in Wilson Co. TN, next to Catherine McFarland, 80 from NC. This would probably be Ira's brother. Robert moves to Fannin Co. Texas before 1860 and dies there. OBJE: _TEXT Location: Fannin County, TX | McFarland, Robert (I17448)
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| 6026 | Rootsweb.com Worldconnect database "McFarland-Hill-Wieland-Mobley" <mhhaines@aol.com> | Source (S1847)
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| 6027 | Rootsweb.com Worldconnect database "My Famiily - Debby McDanel" <junelady@hotmail.com> | Source (S1848)
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| 6028 | Rory Scott McFarland was born on May 17, 1952 in Baton Rouge Louisiana to the late Dr. Osmyn William McFarland and Rose Lolita (Long) McFarland. His family moved to Boulder, Colorado in 1953, where he resided for most of his life. He attended Boul der Public Schools (Flatirons Elementary, Baseline Junior High). He graduated high school in 1970 from Fountain Valley School in Colorado Springs. He then attended Pomona College in Claremont, California one year. He married in 1976 and later divo rced. Rory started several businesses. He was president of Advanced Energy Technologies, which was engaged in the development of technical and mechanical products for which he held several patents. He previously owned rental properties in Boulder and se veral land parcels in Wyoming. He was also involved in some international business ventures. He loved wilderness ever since spending summers as a child at his family's ranch in the mountains of Wyoming near Saratoga. He liked living in the mountai ns where he could view wildlife and enjoy the outdoors. He always imagined that if he ever became a multi-millionaire, he would share his riches with others and set up a trust for animals. He traveled extensively. At one time or another, he had ho mes in Colorado, Wyoming and Hawaii. Rory was a diver, biker, hiker, pilot, cinema enthusiast and a voracious reader. He loved animals and often had a big dog, his favorite being a Bernese mountain dog named "Ziggy" as his constant companion. He is survived by two sisters, Marsha McFarland Budz (David) of Boulder, Colorado and Terry McFarland Fluke of Bozeman, Montana; five nieces and nephews; four great-nieces and nephews; and four first-cousins. Burial: Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend. | McFarland, Rory Scott (I12074)
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| 6029 | Rufus moved back to Hopkins Co. by the 1870 census. He is in Prec. 5. Rufus McFarland 21 TX Susan McFarland 16 TX Melvina McFarland 14 TX John Morgan 27 farmer MS Ann Morgan 34 TX (is this really sister Ann, and the birth year is wrong?) | McFarlane, Rufus (I30405)
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| 6030 | Sacred | to the Memory of | Lieut. Col. FRANCIS JOHN MACFARLANE | who died Decr. 19th 1894, aged 75 years | Served with H.M. 9th Lancers | in the Sutlej Campaign 1846 | also the Battle of Chilianwala and Goojerat 1849 | and with the 3rd Dragoon Guards | in the Mutiny 1862 | also | ELIZABETH FRANCES wife of the Late | Lieut. Co l. FRANCIS J. MACFARLANE | who fell asleep in Jesus | May 27th 1890 aged 84 years | Deeply mourned by her only child | "Fear not little flock for it is your Father's | pleasure to give you the Kingdom | also | MARION AGNES HINDS | niece of th e above and daughter of the late | HENRY J. and JANE MACFARLANE | of Huntstown House, Mulhuddart, Co. Dublin | "She hath done what she could" | also | MARY ELIZABETH MACFARLANE | who died March 13th 1917 | «b»DOROTHY MACFARLANE«/b» | died 30th Oct . 1984 | "By grace He hath made us accepted | in the beloved". (Monumental Inscription HEADSTONES AT CHRIST CHURCH, DELGANY No.110) [http://www.igp-web.com/igparchives/ire/wicklow/photos/tombstones/1headstones/delgany.txt] | Macfarlane, Dorothy Mary (I12972)
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| 6031 | Sagadahoc County was created in 1854 from Lincoln County Maine. | Temple, Abijah (I968)
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| 6032 | Sam Rayburn Library, Bonham, Texas | Source (S1789)
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| 6033 | SAMANTHA MCCLELLAND (1820 to 1896) (Research by Peter Folsom McFarlin - Oct, 2018) Samantha McClelland was married to William McFarland, 5 Dec 1850, b y A O Rockwell (*1). She was the daughter of William and Hannah McClel land, both born in Pennsylvania, who came to Poland, Ohio, the next to wn south of Coitsville, in the 1820's . Samantha is indicated in the 18 30 Poland census as their first daughter. By 1840, Samantha, with her parents, had moved north into Coitsville , quite near various McFarland families, including her future husband , William McFarland. Samantha and her parents are still found there i n 1850, living in the same neighborhoo d with the McFarlands, McBrides , Harris', Kimmels and Kirks, all future relatives of hers (by marryin g a McFarland, and then a Reed). After their wedding in late 1850, th e couple may have stayed in Coitsville with William's parents, Willia m an d Betsy, or with her family. Land records here would be the most h elp to see if they had been granted any land to start with on their ow n. They had two sons; Virgil and William Mason McFarland, and then appare ntly, her husband William died. The widow Samantha is found (with he r children) at her McClelland parents Coitsville home in 1860. March 4th 1863, at age thirty-five, she married John H Reed, (widowe r of Jane Kimmel, *2 p 175). John was also from the same 'neighborhood ' in Coitsville. He was twelve years older than she, and had four chil dren of his own. Samantha and Joh n had two more daughters; Althea an d Pluma. This new family is presented in the 1870 census, still livin g in the same general area of Coitsville. In their household is Samant ha's youngest McFarland son, Mason, age seventeen, helping out as a f a rm laborer on his stepfather's farm. In 1880, Mason is with the Willia m Reed family in Coitsville. Samantha (McClellend) McFarland Reed is listed in the 1880 Coitsvill e census with her farming husband John Reed and their two daughters. S amantha Reed died 12 March 1896 and was buried in the Oak Hill Cemetey , Youngstown, Ohio. (Research):PFM's SOURCES for Samantha (McClelland) McFarland 1830 census; Poland, Ohio p 242; with her father William McClelland (S amantha's age, under 5) 1840 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 188; with her father William McClellan d (Samantha's age 5-15) 1850 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 579; with her father William McClellan d (Samantha's age 23, born in Ohio) 1860 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 16; with her father William McClellan d (Samantha's age 32, born in Ohio) 1870 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 95; with John Reed (Samantha's age 42 , keeping house, born in Ohio, both par born in PA) 1880 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 89; with John Reed (Samantha's age 52 , keeping house, born in Ohio, both par born in PA) 1880 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 90; (Samantha's son Mason's age, 26, b orn in Ohio, farm laborer) 1890 census; not extant Other REFERENCES *1 Marraiges of Mahoning county, Ohio 1846-1851 p 177 *2 History of Mahoning and Trumbull Counties, Williams, 1882 v 2 | McClelland, Samantha (I14049)
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| 6034 | SAMUEL MCFARLAND (ca 1818 -1895) - SHENANGO, PA BLACKSMITH (Research by Peter Folsom McFarlin - May 2012, updated Oct 2018) Williams states that most of Alexander's seven sons and two daughter s "settled in this vicinity" (*1 p 168). This Samuel's name and approx imate birthdate were taken from his father Alexander's estate settleme nt. In March, 1833, the inventory of his father's estate states, "... Ale x, late of Poland..." and, later that, "...Goods set off to widow an d children". Sale held 16 Apr 1833... Alex of Coitsville, some of th e buyers were: Andrew, Margaret, Willi am, and Alexander McFarlane... p artial settlement, mentions cash paid to Alex. McF, Jr and Andrew Mc F "(*2). Further, that; "... William McClelland appt guardian to James McF an d Samuel McF until 21 years; to Robert McF til 14 yrs; to Peggy McF ti l 12... all minor children and heirs of Alexr. McFarlane late of Coits ville. James and Samuel made their o wn choice...". In the Trumbull co Marraige index is found; "Samuel McFarland to Maria h Kirk, on 12 May 1842, at Coitsville by Wm Nisbbitt." 1850 is the first census listing Samuel, where he is living in Shenang o, Mercer co, PA with his wife Mary and sons Ralph K and Mead. Samuel' s occupation is a blacksmith. The 1860 census of Shenango, Mercer co, PA lists Samuel and Mary McFar land with three children; Samuel, Caleb, and Alice. No Ralph or Mead a re present - they died young. Also living with them is Elizabeth Kirkp atrick age 75 born in Pennsylvania . She is Elizabeth (Baldwin) Kirkpat rick, Samuel's mother. In 1870 Samuel McFarland is living next to his brother Andrew in Shena ngo, Mercer co, Pennsylvania, with only his Caleb, age sixteen. His wi fe Mary (Kirkpatrick) was not located in the 1870 census. The 1880 Shenango, PA census shows Samuel, as a widower, living only w ith a housekeeper and some boarders. He gives the information that hi s father (Alexander b 1770's) was born in Ireland and mother [Elizabet h (Baldwin) Kirkpatrick] was born i n Pennsylvania. However, in anothe r 1880 census from Canfield, Ohio, his wife Mary is found living wit h their son Caleb. She is listed as being married. A bit of a myster y here as to why Samuel and Mary are living apart. Samuel McFarlin's (sic) headstone (1818-1895) is found in the Haywoo d Cemetery, West Middlesex, Mercer co, PA along with his wife Mary's ( 10 June 1822 - 28 Jan 1909) and their two infant sons markers; R Mead e McFarlin (1848-1850) and Ralph K Mc Farlin (1848-1850). PFM's SOURCES for Samuel McFarland 1820 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 238; with his father Alexander McFarla nd (Samuel's age <10) 1830 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 249; with his father Alexander McFarla nd? 1840 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 188b; (widow) Margaret McFarlane age 5 0-60, male age 20-30 the farmer (son James or Samuel?), boy age 10-1 5 (Robert?), two girls age 10-15 (one is Peggy?) 1850 census; Shenango, Mercer co; Pennnsylvania p 231b; Samuel McFarla nd blacksmith a 31 b Ohio, Mary McF a 28 b O, Ralph K McF a 3 b O, Mea d McF a 1 b O. 1860 census; Shenango, Mercer co, Pennsylvania p 734; Saml McFarland f armer a 54 (sic=41) b Ohio, Mary McF a 37 b O, Samuel McF a 10 b Penna , Caleb McF a 5 b Penna, Alice McF a 1 b Ohio, Elizabeth Kirkpatric k a 75 b Penna. 1870 census; Shenango, Mercer co, Pennsylvania p 83b; Sam'l McFarlan d farmer a 51 b Ohio, Caleb McF a 16 b Penna. 1880 census; Shenango, Mercer co, PA Samuel McFarland a 61 b Ohio fath er b in Ireland, takes on boarders. Other REFERENCES *1 History of Mahoning and Trumbull Counties, Williams, 1882 v 2 *2 Trumbull county, Ohio Probate; 1833; 6-508, 6-531, 7-52, 7-53, 7-29 5, 8-538 (Extracted by Carol Willsey Bell, 1972) | McFarland, Samuel (I14000)
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| 6035 | SAMUEL McFARLAND (deceased) was the son of Samuel McFarland, who was born in Northern Ireland, and was married to Jane Fulton. He (the father) emigrated to America about the year 1793, first living in or about Philadelphia, Penn., then coming to Washington, Penn., and settling in Smith township. On April 6, 1804, he bought 159 acres of land of Thomas Glass, and on September 3, of the same year, purchased 102 acres of Ephraim Chidester. He settled upon the former piece of land, and his family were all born and reared there. The farm remained in the family name until about the year 1890, when the heirs of his son Thomas sold it to Maxiel Work. The children of Samuel McFarland are now all dead except Andrew. The son William settled upon one of his father's farms, near the home place. John settled on another farm, sold it and removed to Ohio. David, a Presbyterian minister was married to Amanda Reed, first located in Peoria, Ill., then at Santa Fe, NM; then at San Diego, Cal., and finally became a missionary to the Indians, and died at Lapwai, Idaho; his widow afterward went into the Alaska mission field, being the first woman there. Joseph went to California during the gold fever of 1849, and died there. Thomas lived on the old home farm until a few years before his death, then removed to the borough of McDonald in the same county, where he died in December, 1886. Andrew spent most of his life in Cross Creek village, Washington county, then removed to Burgettstown, and thence to Missouri, where he is living with his son. Mary never married, but died in the household of her brother Samuel in 1859. Catherine married Thomas Farrar, and died in 1880 at the residence of her daughter in Peoria, Ill. Jane married James Farrar, and afterward died in Ohio.Text taken from page 957 of: Beers, J. H. and Co., Commemorative Biographical Record of Washington County, Pennsylvania (Chicago: J. H. Beers & Co., 1893). Transcribed September 1997 by Cathy Cadd of Redmond, WA as part of the Beers Project. | McFarland, Samuel FT63468+2 SaM02 (I26246)
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| 6036 | Sandy Morgan's ancestor. OBJE: _STYPE jpeg OBJE: _SIZE 32349 OBJE: _WDTH 250 OBJE: _HGHT 188 OBJE: RIN 883a8e6e-1dbf-4a0c-8e13-f82c096c2b35 OBJE: _META <metadataxml><cemetery /><transcription /></metadataxml> OBJE: _CREA 2021-07-18 15:28:39.000 OBJE: _USER xWEkQjkdGAEWYZdXU0NkMSqYbIg3mpi05FBqqZWe9mB31tgwmWt0hxmqTwG9lRA+aG3lV0tBS3QJRb8HE8tayA== _ENCR 1 OBJE: _CLON _TID 15653425 _PID 294451091 _OID f7e129da-c4c0-407f-aa13-3118065b8c32 _USER nrlouQVrmJn57qitEtndAwhjf1/go8zV7MaWYsqQK0PEM0RQdRq+yl5el63r6lfMlmmMAmdg78xGvx8mJzd8nA== _ENCR 1 _DATE 2013-05-11 23:27:33.000 OBJE: _ORIG u OBJE: _ATL N | McFarland, William BY97795 WiM01 (I17555)
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| 6037 | SARAH (MCFARLAND) HOGG (1833 to after 1900) (Research by Peter Folsom McFarlin - May, 2012) PFM's SOURCES 1860 census; Coitsville, Mahoning co, Ohio p 15b; Leonard Hogg farme r a 31 b Ohio, Sarah H a 27 b Ohio, Herschell H a 6 b Ohio, Alic e H a 2 b Ohio, 1870 census; Viola PO, Greene, Mercer co, Illinois p197; Leonard Hog g farmer a 39 b PA, Sarah M Hogg a 37 b Ohio, Herschel M Hogg a 16 b O hio, Alice N Hogg a 12 b Ohio, Herbert S Hogg a 3 b Ill 1880 census Greene, Mercer co, Illinois p 285b; Leonard Hogg farme r a 51 b Ohio, wife Sarah H a 47 b O, dau Mary A H a 22 b O, Herber t H a 13 b O 1900 census; precinct 3, San Miguel, Colorado p 223a; Leonard Hogg fa rmer b jan 1829 Ohio m 47 yrs, wife Sarah Hogg b Oct 1832 Ohio 3 o f 3 children alive | McFarland, Sarah M. (I14101)
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| 6038 | SARAH (MOORE) MCFARLAND (1827 to 1901) (Research by Peter Folsom McFarlin - draft of Jan 17, 2011, revised Oc t 2018) Sarah Moore was born in Ireland about 1827 and married John McFarlan d about 1850. John was the son of William and Elizabeth (Loveland) McF arland, and in 1850 had been living on the Amos Loveland farm in the s outheast corner of Coitsville, Ohio . John and Sarah married about 1850 . By 1860, Sarah and John had moved a few miles north, near Thorn Hill , had substantial real estate and three children. In 1870 she was without John, living to the north, in Brookfield, Ohi o with all three children. Next door are living the Alvah Clark family . Sarah was now a widow. The 1880 census finds her listed as a widow, age fifty- five, still i n Brookfield, and now with just her son James and a granddaughter, Can dis Clark, age two. The next door neighbors are the same Clark family , likely relatives of Candis'. In 1900 at seventy-three, she is still living in Brookfield, now wit h her unmarried son James who is head of household. Sarah was born i n Ireland as were her parents. In 1910 her son James is living alone on his own farm. Sarah has passed in 190 1. (Research):PFM's SOURCES for Sarah Moore McFarland 1860 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 4a with John McFarland (her age 33, bo rn in Ireland) 1870 census; Brookfield, Trumbull co, Ohio p 64b (widow? Sarah McFarla nd age 40?, born in Ireland, keeping house, real val $3,600) 1880 census; Brookfield, Trumbull co, Ohio p 55 (her age 53, widow, bo rn in Ireland, both par b in Ireland) 1890 census; not extant 1900 census; Brookfield, Trumbull co, Ohio p 54A; James McFarlane farm er single b Feb 1852 Ohio, Sarah McF b July 1827 Ireland, f and m b Ir eland. 1910 census; Weathersfield, Trumbull co, Ohio p 213A; James McFarlan d farmer a 58 single b Ohio. f and m b O | McGill, Sarah (I14037)
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| 6039 | Sarah A. Nelson, age 30, is living with Robert McFarland's family in Chilhowee, Johnson Co. MO in the 1860 census. If she is the daughter of George and Abigail, her birth must have been the cause of Abigail's death. | McFarland, Sarah A. (I29140)
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| 6040 | Sarah C. McFarland, widow of Newton McFarland, filed a petition on Sept. 20th, 1873 in behalf of the will of Jane McFarland on behalf of the minor children of her marriage to Newton. In 1874 she petitions to be the guardian for her children's estate from Newton. p. 543 Book H, probate minutes. She then petitions the court to sell the estate of her children. p. 545. Sarah marries Johnson in 1874, then he dies in 1876 and the final disposition of the property occurs July 18, 1878. In 1880 they are found on the census as Sarah Luster, husband W.L. Luster as family 385 in Fannin Co., Prec. 4. Judging from the location in the 1880 census, it looks like she stayed living on the family McFarland land. She is living near John Etheridge, the son of Howard and Anna McFarland Etheridge, who must have both died bet. 1870 and 1880. | Tucker, Sarah Carolyn (I29477)
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| 6041 | Sarah Edea born about 1856, baptized at Christ Church, Hartford, Connecticut, on 13 June 1866 with her brother Richard and sister Hetty. The only references to her are found in the 1880 census record for W. W. MacFarland where she is listed as hi s daughter, and the church records for Connecticut. A Sarah MacFarland was listed in the New York City Directories as having residences at: 119 E. 46th, 1900; 130 E. 43rd, 1905-1908. [http://freepages.family.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~furnissvohsfamilies/Spencer/Spencer.html] | MacFarland, Sarah Edea (I19561)
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| 6042 | Sarah is absent from the 1850 census with the rest of the family. However a Sarah McFarland appears in the 1860 census with what appears to be some of the younger children. 1860 census: Sugar Creek township, Cass Co. MO P.O. Austin, Image 12/48 p. 38 fam. 260: Sarah McFarland 58 KY, Nancy K 26 MO, Robert S. 19 MO, Martha E 16 MO, Alex. J.T.B. 12 MO. next door is fam. 259 Geo W. McFarland 51 NC, Anna 47 KY, Elizabeth 18 MO, John 16 MO, John J. Gillet 25 MO, Martha J. 21 MO George W. 2 MO and John G. 4/12 MO. | Hix, Sarah (I30466)
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| 6043 | Sarah Jane went by Sallie, and appears in the 1900 census married to Frank E. Brady, in Indian Territory, Township 12, District 41, Image 15. Below is communication from 2010 concerning this line: Dear Mary Helen, I passed through Dallas last week...would also like to come back again! How do you do DNA? Do you know anyone that is still around doing our reunions here; in TX? I met with Bonnie Peebles in Sapulpa, she is ever young. We are the great grand daughters of Sallie Jane McFarland, daughter of Horatio. Sallie Jane married a Mr. Daniel. Her next marriage was to John West Markham, on the direct Nancy Ward line in the tribe of Cherokee. Sallie Jane put her only child, Lonzo Burk Markham on the Dawes/Final Rolls... Widowed Sallie Jane married a Mr. Brady and he helped raise our grandfather, L. Burk Markham, on the Markham Ranch in Warner, OK. Do you have ancestry.com? I have been trying to form our tree, and I have always wanted to come to the reunions Mcfarland. Now we are the eldest and have a little time to take an intrest. It is very special to go to the old country, love to feel the sweetness of the natural beauty left there for us. Sallie Jane and Sue in Gilbert AZ from suetango@live.com Dear Ms Mary Helen and Jim, We are in Cherokee capitol and I am now at the NSU library to check email... glad I did. We went to the Porum Coleman cemetery and at the top of the hill next to a rusty little square fence cluster of family plots belonging to the overseers ancestry, I saw Rebbecca Wilkerson, her husband and other Wilkerson members. The gentleman who happened to be there will send photos of the headstones to me to me. He refused payment. Yesterday, we ventured again to Webbers Falls, slowed down and enjoyed a local carwash drive while all the cherokee, apache, and whites got on their cell phones to find that " Micfar land cemetery". They did give us accurate details on how to find DURDEE CRICK just across I 40. Once at Mcfarland Cemetery I admired the handsome granite monument and was spellbound when I found Greatgranmas 1st husband Tribble Daniel tombstone and of course the blessed McFarlands amongst the lilac and nicely landscaped abode. No sooner did we get in the car a landscaper cherokee showed up and called a man for us in regards to Nell Francis who is connected with us. By 12:00 we went to meet with a dozen folks to caravan out to the old ranch allotement and see the cemetery on the hill pond surrounded by 5 beau d'arc trees ggranpa John West Markham planted 140 years ago in Warner- this trip is like a dream getting better. AND WHERE is our GGrandma Sallie Jane McFarlands headstone? I found some rocks ONLY out next to J.W. (1st wife Martha C. Riley Markham is laid to rest in full regalia). Going to Locust Grove is an adventure and took us completly by suprise. Such hospitality is leaving us hungry to move back. We won't brag to much to strangers. Sallie Jane and Sue Elaine, daughters of the Markham girls | McFarland, Sarah Jane (I29510)
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| 6044 | Sarah11 Bailey was born 3 January 1832-38 at Middletown, Connecticut. The exact year of birth for Sarah Bailey is difficult to discern since no record of her birth can be found. In the 1900 census her month and year of birth was listed as Januar y 1836. From the 1880 census her year of birth, based on her reported age, would be 1838. On her death certificate she was listed as being 72 years and 14 days old, which means she would have been born in 1833. The interment record indicates she w as 72 years, 7 months and 14 days old which means she would have been born in 1832. She died on 17 January 1908 at a boarding house at 93 Madison Ave, New York City. She was buried in the Moravian Cemetery on Staten Island on 21 January 1908 in lo t 90-D. The cause of her death was listed as gangrene of the right foot and leg, and septicaemia (blood poisoning) with a contributory cause of arterial sclerosis. She was the founder and first president of the Staten Island Diet Kitchen, an institution that furnished food to the sick upon a physician's request. She was married on 20 September 1855 at Middletown, Connecticut, by Rev. J.L. Dudley to William W allace MacFarland. [http://freepages.family.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~furnissvohsfamilies/Spencer/Spencer.html] | Bailey, Sarah (I19392)
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| 6045 | Saved her husband from taking to the bottle like his brothers. | Fuchs, Hermine Rosa Maria (I14678)
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| 6046 | Says father Duncan and mother Ellen. Lives at Rose Place, and he is a painter. Not sure if this is correct matching. | McFarlan, Mary Jane (I14351)
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| 6047 | Scotland Census 1871 31 Mar — Age: 9 Cassfour Farm, Port of Menteith, Perthshire, Scotland John More (49) farmer, is living with wife Mary (36) and children: Margrete Jane (12) Mary (9) John (7) George (6) Elisabeth (5) and Jane (11 months). | Moir, Mary (I15515)
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| 6048 | Scotland, Select Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 Name: Elisabeth Cumming Gender: Female Birth Date: 2 May 1837 Baptism Date: 4 Jun 1837 Baptism Place: , Bo'ness, West Lothian, Scotland Father: Andrew Cumming Mother: Elisabeth Mcfarlane FHL Film Number: 1066626 Reference ID: - 2:17GZFM41841 Scotland Census 1841 Scotland Census Name: Elizabeth Cumming Age: 4 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1837 Gender: Female Where born: West Lothian, Scotland Civil Parish: Borrowstounness County: West Lothian Address: Upper Kinneil Parish Number: 663 Household Members: Name Age Elizabeth Cumming 4 | Cumming, Elisabeth (I493)
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| 6049 | Scotland. <i>1851 Scotland Census.</i> Reels 1-217. General Register Office for Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland. | Source (S780)
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| 6050 | Scotland. <i>1851 Scotland Census.</i> Reels 1-217. General Register Office for Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland. | Source (S2704)
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