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"Rev. Barnabas Pipkin was the son of Stephen Pipkin and Amelia Thomson. The family moved to Darlington, SC circa 1800 from Wayne Co., NC. They moved to Pulaski Co, GA ca. 1810, Conecuh Co., AL ca. 1818. Rev. B. Pipkin became a Methodist minister about 1818 and served in Mississippi and Louisiana." | Family: F503
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According to marriage license, W. E. Harris as Principal and L. W. Dew as Security. | Family: F30
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F41
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CORE-HOSTETLER,--At the same place, August 26th by the same, Mr. Henry D. Core to Miss Emily Hostetler, both of German Township, Fayette county, Pa.
* refers to "At the Parsonage,... by Rev. H.O Rosborough"
The Genius of Liberty, Uniontown, Sept. 9, 1869 | Family: F1625
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Era Leader 07-29-1920 Last Sunday, Fannie Tate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.M. Tate, and Dr. Connell of Osyka were married. | Family: F1547
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July 24, 1890, Mr. R. R. Radford. This is to certify that you are authorized to ishu (sic) licens (sic) for M. H. Harris x Kittie Allen. Signed A. J. Allen. M. C. Harris as Principal and T. P. Nobles as Security. M. C. was 27, and Kittie was 17. (M. C. was referenced as M. H. by A. J. Allen.) | Family: F2
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Marriage index has 23 Dec 1866 | Family: F1574
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Marriage index has Feb 3rd. | Family: F1590
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Marriage index has the 12th | Family: F1569
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Marriage license no. 1426, State of Texas, Dewitt County, filed at office of Clinton with J. J. Cocke, clerk; on October 11, 1875 was married by Elder I. H. Garey (grandfather of groom); witnessed by P. P. Pearson and S. S. Pearson; recorded in Volume D, page 141 of Marriage records of DeWitt County, Texas | Family: F278
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Mt. Hermon News 06-14-1917 - Mr. D.H. Ott and Miss Aline Tate motored to Amite last Sunday and were married leaving immediately for New Orleans where they spent a few days. The groom is the son of your correspondent (?Leland) and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.M. Tate. | Family: F1545
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Online Louisiana Marriages has them married on the 31st | Family: F1561
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F58
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F56
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quote from letter from Russell Fisher, Utica, Mississippi, Feb. 14, 1958 to Nellie Hanna Love Sydnes, High Island, Texas
"Am sending the Robinson ancestry as I have which carries back to just prior 1700 in Maryland John Robinson Sr. is buried near Hermanville, Miss. Benj. and William F. two of his sons are buried near Rocky Springs, a daughter is buried at Port Gibson. I don't know where James, your ancestor, is buried; however, I believe at Port Gibson, though I've never been able to locate his grave. Nancy who married Elijah Clarke in Claiborne County, is buried in the Clarke Cemetery near Carlisle, Mississippi. Uncle George Fisher's first wife was a niece of Elijah Clarke, then Benj. Robinson bro. to your James wed Lavinia Taylor who was a sister to the great grandmother of Lawrence Mallette. She was Sarah Ann Taylor, the first thing you know you will be your own grandmother, as soon as I can work it out I'll send what I have on the Hanna family."
letter quoted also in the Love family notes
Facts about this marriage:
Divorce Abt. 1760 | Family: F351
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ST. LANDRY'S CHURCH Opelousas, Louisiana CERTIFICATE OF MARRIAGE THIS IS TO CERTIFY; THAT Samuel Reed, native of Attakapas son of John Reed and Genevieve West and Marie Josephe LeJeune, native of E. Felifrisia daugher of Joseph LeJeune and Perrine Haize were lawfully married on the 1 day of February 1802 according to the rites of the Catholic Church and in conformity with the laws of the State of Louisiana. Rev. Louis Burot officiating in the presence of Joel West, William Bundie, Baptiste Lejeune, witnesses, as appears from the marrioage register of this church. Dated.....................19.... Vol I page 103 Rev. James W.(?) Dorion Ass't Pastor | Family: F153
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The Louisiana Marriage index had them married on the 25th. | Family: F1562
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Their bible has the date as 4 Dec 1832 | Family: F1452
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They married in Georgia and went to Mississippi in 1812 to Bogue Chitto, two miles south of Holmesville. | Family: F358
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They remarried 8/26/1974 in Orange, Orange, Texas, #098093. | Family: F135
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This second wife of William Hanna was a cousin, probably the neice mentioned in his father Henry's will
from Wilkinson County, Mississippi Marriage Records (1805-1899) Texas State Archives 976.225 W651 page 29 | Family: F341
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1920 Census Police Jury Ward 3, Saint Tammany, Louisiana
Name Age
Alice Givens 41
Bertha Core 18 (niece) | Alice
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Lena P., age 99, of Orange Park, passed away 8/31/01, Helm Funeral Home of Green Cove Springs, FL.
Florida Times-Union, The (Jacksonville, FL) - September 6, 2001 | Lena P
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With the exception of four years spent in Greensburg and two years in Fairchance Mr. and Mrs. Abraham have spent their entire married life in Smithfield, Pennsylvania. | ABRAHAM James W
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CPL CO B 301st BN 305th BRIG TANK CORPS WWI | ABRAHAM John C
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1910 Census, Clinton Ward 3, Henry, Missouri
Name «tab»Age
John W Alexander «tab»55
Mary Alexander «tab»50
William L Alexander «tab»19
Grant W Alexander «tab»15
Rose A Alexander «tab»12
Lillie Plemkett «tab»26
Clyde M Plemkett «tab»10
Mary J Plemkett «tab»7
Marrie M Plemkett «tab»5
Silas L Plemkett «tab»2 | ALEXANDER John William
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1910 Census, Clinton Ward 4, Henry, Missouri
Name «tab»Age
Perry Alexander «tab»28
Hattie Alexander «tab»19 | ALEXANDER Perry Oliver
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1920 Census, Clinton Ward 4, Henry, Missouri
Name «tab»Age
William Alexander «tab»27
Lucy Alexander «tab»25
Frances Alexander «tab»7
William Alexander «tab»3
Flora Wilma Alexander 0 | ALEXANDER William L.
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HANNA CITY, IL - Mary Frances Barton, 93, of Rosewood Care Center in Peoria, and formerly of 209 Pinkerton Road in Hanna City, passed away at 5:51 p.m. Sunday, June 19, 2011, at Methodist Medical Center.
She was born June 13, 1918, in Peoria, to Matt and Mary Zupan Aljanich. She was a first-generation American of Slovenian heritage.
She graduated from St. John's Grade School and Manual High School. She married John Maher in 1943. He died in 1950. She then married Melvin Barton in 1951. Mel died in 2001.
She had no children. Her parents; brothers, Matthew and Ludwig; and niece, Mollie Nash, preceded her in death.
She is survived by her nephew, Michael Aljanich; her niece, Sallie Matonis; her great-nephews, Michael and Matthew Aljanich and Matthew and Peter Nash; her great-nieces, Laura DeFelice, Aimee Sumner and Melissa Laspisa; and her care provider, Dennis Nash.
Mary lived a long and happy life. She enjoyed travels with her husband and their hobbies of gardening, bee raising, card games and friendships.
She was very independent and self-sufficient. She enjoyed a good sense of humor.
She worked in clerical positions for various local companies over her lifetime. She was a good lady who hurt no one. She will be missed.
She will be interred at St. Joseph Cemetery.
Published in Peoria Journal Star on June 21, 2011 | ALJANICH Mary Frances
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | ALLEN Alicia Ann
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According to a family member, she sold the 300 acres of land in Arkansas. | ALLEN Anna Adele
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According to the Port Arthur City Directory, he was emp Texas Co (-1948), Supvr Lummis Construction (1961-1964). | ALLEN Ardis Hyleman
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1900 Census
Linwood, Butler, Nebraska
Name Age
Arthur Allen 25
Gertrude Allen 18
1910 Census
Pascagoula Ward 3, Jackson, Mississippi
Name Age
Arthur Allen 34
Gertrude Allen 27
Marie Allen 8
Naomi Allen 5
Channey Hookiter 2 (nephew)
1920 Census
Pascagoula, Jackson, Mississippi
Name Age
Arthur Allen 45
Gertrude Allen 38
Marie Allen 18
Naomi Allen 15
Arthur Allen 7
Robert Allen 1
1930 Census
Pascagoula, Jackson, Mississippi
Name Age
Arther Allen 55
Gertrude Allen 48
Arther Allen 17
Robert G Allen 12
Hettie Chenoweth 57 (sister)
Myra Chenoweth 20 (niece) | ALLEN Arthur
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According to the Port Arthur City Directory, he was a sheet metal worker at Laurents Sheet Metal Shop for some time.
Port Arthur News Jan. 1, 1979 According to his obituary, he was a native of Mansfield, Louisiana (DeSoto County) and had lived in Port Arthur for 56 years. He was a retired sheet metal worker and a member of the Sheet Metal Workers Union No. 196. He was a member Central Baptist Church, El Mina Shrine Temple of Galveston and Scottish Rite 32nd Degree of Galveston. He was a member and past master of Cosmopolitan Lodge 872 AF & AM.
Survivors include his wife, Ruth Allen of Groves, Texas; one daughter, Mrs. David Rhodes of San Francisco, California; one brother, Ardis H. Allen of Port Arthur, Texas; and three sisters, Mrs. Lucy Perkins of Shreveport, Louisiana, Mrs. Myrtis Powers and Mrs. J. Harold Wood, both of Port Arthur, Texas.
Masonic grave side rites and burial.
~SSN 454-10-0554 | ALLEN Charles Chalmers
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1880 Census
Oak Creek, Butler, Nebraska
H J Allen 34
K E Allen 21
Arthur Allen 5
Claribell Allen 4
Hettie Allen 3
Daisy Allen 1
1900 Census
Scranton, Jackson, Mississippi
Name Age
Heinline Allen 57
Ellen Allen 42
Hettie Allen 22
Daisey Allen 21
Josephine Allen 19
Elbert Allen 16
Lester Allen 13
1910 Census
Pascagoula Ward 3, Jackson, Mississippi
Name Age
Hauline Allen 63
K E Allen 62
Elbert Allen 26
Lester Allen 24
1920 Census
New Orleans Ward 8, Orleans, Louisiana
Name Age
Herline J Allen 73
Keturah Ellen Allen 62
Lester D Allen 33
Annie Allen 20
Hettie Chenoweth 41
Elmina Chenoweth 10
1930 Census
New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana
Name Age
Hainlan Allen 84
Keturah Allen 72 | ALLEN Hainline Jesse
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According to the Port Arthur City Directory, she was a clerk at Model Grocery and Market (1949-1952), bookkeeper at Harvey L. Warren (1953-). | ALLEN Myrtice Lockwood
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | ANDERSON Phillip Henry
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1850 Census
Northern Division, Carroll, Mississippi
Name Age
David Bain 27
Nancy Bain 57
1860 Census
Ferguson, Drew, Arkansas
Name Age
D B Bain 40
Elizabeth Bain 39
Jinnetty Bain 14
Jackson Bain 12
William Bain 10 | BAIN David B
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Served as Pvt. 12th and 13th Consolidated Regt, La. Militia from 23 Dec 1814 to 10 Mar 1815 and found in the battle of New Orleans 8 Jan 1815 under Andrew Jackson. (Register of the General Society of the War of 1812) | BANKSTON John
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The headstone has 1827 yet many other records have him dying in 1823. | BANKSTON John
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BOGALUSA - Roy V. Bankston, Sr., 79, a native of Mt. Hermon, a former resident of New Orleans, and a resident of Franklinton, died at 6:30 p.m. Friday, October 25th, at the East Jefferson General Hospital in Metairie. A retired civil engineer with over 30 years of service with the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, he was a member of the Franklinton First Baptist Church, the Franklinton Rotary Club, the Franklinton Chamber of Commerce, and was very active in the Washington Parish Fair Association and with Mile Branch Settlement.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Kate T. Bankston of Franklinton; four sons, Julian Bankston of
Salisbury, Maryland, Paul Bankston of New Orleans, Victor Bankston of Marriette Island, Florida, and Roy V. Bankston, Jr. of Augusta, South Carolina; two step-children, Edward Lessard of Dallas, Texas, and Mrs. Judy Brown of Bossier City; three sisters, Mrs. Harold (Marie) Scoggins of Bogalusa, Mrs. William (Theresa) Powell of Groves, Texas, and Mrs. Zula Swetman of Charleston, South Carolina; three brothers, Jesse Bankston and Leo Bankston, both of Baton Rouge, and Jake Bankston of Alexandria; and 11 grandchildren.
The body lay in state at the Crain Funeral Home in Franklinton until the time for funeral services, which were conducted at 3 p.m. Sunday, October 27th, in the funeral home chapel with Dr. Jerry Barlow officiating. Interment was in the Ellis Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Walter Bankston, Mark Carter, Larry Bankston, Albert Bankston, Douglas Kemp, and Dale Bankston.
The Daily News, Bogalusa, LA, 30 Oct 1985 | BANKSTON Roy Van, Sr,
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1910 Census
1920 Census Police Jury Ward 2, St Tammany, Louisiana
Name Age
Horace Barker 31
Hazel Barker 23
Enice Barker 6
Stanley Barker 3 11/12
Noma Barker 1/12
1930 Census Police Jury Ward 2, St Tammany, Louisiana
Name Age
Horace Barker 42
Hazel Barker 36
Lillie B Barker 15
Stanley Barker 13
Norma Barker 10
Harry Barker 7
Angie Barker 4 | BARKER Horace Marvin
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Services were 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 13, at Montgomery-Viets Chapel with the Rev. Henry Thomas officiating. Recorded music selections of "Amazing Grace," Precious Memories" and "Go Rest High on that Mountain" were played. Susan Potter was the pianist. Burial was in Gann Cemetery under the direction of Montgomery-Viets Funeral Home of Buffalo. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society and Hospice.
Visitation was 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, at the funeral home.
Escorts were Roger Bradley, Jacob Friend, Ronnie Friend, Deryle Potter, Jared Satterfield and Ryan Satterfield.
Rosa May (Barr) Parscale was born Aug. 3, 1938, in Joplin, the daughter of Claude and Gertrude Barr. She died Nov. 10, 2010, at her home in Conway from cancer, at the age of 72 years, 3 months and 7 days.
She was saved at the age of 8 and attended the First Baptist Church of Joplin. She later joined the Second Baptist Church of Springfield.
She was united in marriage with Harold Satterfield on Feb. 14, 1954, and to this union two sons were born, Claude and Terry.
She was united in marriage with Carl Parscale on Nov. 21, 1961, and with this union she added his two children to their family, Carlann and Danny.
She loved to ride motorcycles and go on trail rides. In 1962 they moved to the farm in Dallas County where she loved to work on the farm and milked for years. All the animals became pets to her.
Her favorite pastime was doing crossword puzzles, and she did them as long as her health would let her.
She was preceded in death by her parents; and one son, Carl Daniel Parscale Jr.
Survivors include her husband, Carl, of the home; two sons: Claude and wife, Stacy Satterfield, and Terry Satterfield, all of Buffalo; one daughter, Carlann and husband, Ronnie Friend, Neosho; four grandchildren: Ryan Satterfield and Jared Satterfield, both of Columbia, Rebecca and husband, Andy Collins, Welch, Okla., and Jacob Friend, Neosho; one great-granddaughter, Naomi Collins, Welch, Okla.; and her little dog and best friend, Missy. She will be sadly missed by all her friends and family.
Buffalo Reflex | BARR Rosa May
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1880 Census, Cass, Stone, Missouri
Name Age
Andrew Borton 19
Nancy Borton 25
Jane Borton 2m
1900 Census, Clinton, Texas, Missouri
Name Age
Andrew J Barton 39
Sophia F Barton 20
John M Barton 17
William T Barton 14
Samuel D Barton 11
Rebecca J Barton 8/12 | BARTON Andrew Jackson
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1910 Census, Current, Texas, Missouri
Name Age (Peter M as head)
Betha L Armstrong 22 (dau)
Beck Armstrong 4
Ralph Armstrong 1 4/12 | BARTON Bertha Lavina
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1930 Census, Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Name Age
B B Barton 29
Ethel Barton 20 | BARTON Bryan B.
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BARTON Cecil M
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1930 Census, Carroll, Texas, Missouri
Name Age
Charlie M Barton 33
Delah Barton 30
Sarah B Barton 14
Ola M Barton 12
Thelma L Barton 9
Virgil L Barton 7
Henry C Barton 6
James E Barton 3 3/12
Mildred I Barton 1 5/12
Peter M Barton 60 | BARTON Charles Monroe "Charley"
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Delah June (Barton) departed this life Sept. 27, 2005, at Medicalodge of Neosho, Mo. She was 78 years, six months, and 22 days old. She was born March 5, 1927, in Springfield, Mo., to James Ephram and Aletha Elizabeth (Crabtree) Barton. Delah lived | BARTON Delah June
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BARTON Dolores Mae
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