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104101	Obituary of Grant Corwin Stafford, DAYTON DAILY NEWS; 1973; film dtd 11 Aug 1973; p 10; Montgomery Co Public Library, Dayton OH."***STAFFORD, GRANT CORWIN, age 81, formerly of Dayton, passed away Thursday [9 Aug 1973] in Detroit. He is survived by his wife Dolores; 1 daughter, Nancy Hager, of Livonia, Mich.; 2 grandchildren, David Hager, of Livonia, MI, and Mrs. Carolyn Renaud, of Pontiac, MI; 4 great-grandchildren, David and Stephen Hager, and Michelle and Jimmy Renaud.He was a well-known Dayton barber for 43 years. He last owned a barber shop at 128 E. Third St. for 16 years until ill health forced his retirement. He was born in New Carlisle, O., Feb 5 1892, and was graduated from New Carlisle High School in 1911. His parents, will be remembered as well-known owners and trainers of race horses.He was married to Dolores Maree (nee Kirby) in 1913, and in 1916 they moved from New Carlisle to Dayton. In 1950 they moved to Carey, O., and in 1962 to Cape Cod, Mass. to be with their daughter and family. They have resided in Detroit, Mich. since 1963. Funeral services 1:00 p.m. Monday, Tobias Funeral Home, 548 Watervliet Ave [Dayton, OH]; interment New Carlisle Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2-6 p.m. Sunday."	STAFFORD, Grant Corwin (I109365)
104102	Obituary of Grant Corwin Stafford, DAYTON DAILY NEWS; 1973; film dtd 11 Aug 1973; p 10; Montgomery Co Public Library, Dayton OH."***STAFFORD, GRANT CORWIN, age 81, formerly of Dayton, passed away Thursday [9 Aug 1973] in Detroit. He is survived by his wife Dolores; 1 daughter, Nancy Hager, of Livonia, Mich.; 2 grandchildren, David Hager, of Livonia, MI, and Mrs. Carolyn Renaud, of Pontiac, MI; 4 great-grandchildren, David and Stephen Hager, and Michelle and Jimmy Renaud.He was a well-known Dayton barber for 43 years. He last owned a barber shop at 128 E. Third St. for 16 years until ill health forced his retirement. He was born in New Carlisle, O., Feb 5 1892, and was graduated from New Carlisle High School in 1911. His parents, will be remembered as well-known owners and trainers of race horses.He was married to Dolores Maree (nee Kirby) in 1913, and in 1916 they moved from New Carlisle to Dayton. In 1950 they moved to Carey, O., and in 1962 to Cape Cod, Mass. to be with their daughter and family. They have resided in Detroit, Mich. since 1963. Funeral services 1:00 p.m. Monday, Tobias Funeral Home, 548 Watervliet Ave [Dayton, OH]; interment New Carlisle Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2-6 p.m. Sunday."	STAFFORD, Grant Corwin (I109365)
104103	Obituary of Grant Corwin Stafford, DAYTON DAILY NEWS; 1973; film dtd 11 Aug 1973; p 10; Montgomery Co Public Library, Dayton OH."***STAFFORD, GRANT CORWIN, age 81, formerly of Dayton, passed away Thursday [9 Aug 1973] in Detroit. He is survived by his wife Dolores; 1 daughter, Nancy Hager, of Livonia, Mich.; 2 grandchildren, David Hager, of Livonia, MI, and Mrs. Carolyn Renaud, of Pontiac, MI; 4 great-grandchildren, David and Stephen Hager, and Michelle and Jimmy Renaud.He was a well-known Dayton barber for 43 years. He last owned a barber shop at 128 E. Third St. for 16 years until ill health forced his retirement. He was born in New Carlisle, O., Feb 5 1892, and was graduated from New Carlisle High School in 1911. His parents, will be remembered as well-known owners and trainers of race horses.He was married to Dolores Maree (nee Kirby) in 1913, and in 1916 they moved from New Carlisle to Dayton. In 1950 they moved to Carey, O., and in 1962 to Cape Cod, Mass. to be with their daughter and family. They have resided in Detroit, Mich. since 1963. Funeral services 1:00 p.m. Monday, Tobias Funeral Home, 548 Watervliet Ave [Dayton, OH]; interment New Carlisle Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2-6 p.m. Sunday."	STAFFORD, Grant Corwin (I109365)
104104	Obituary of Lavinia Stafford, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1937; film dtd 13 Sep 1937; p 3; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield OH. "LAVINIA STAFFORD DIES AT AGE 76. Widow Succumbs After Illness of 15 Months. Mrs. Lavinia E. Stafford, 76, widow of ***CHARLES E. STAFFORD, died about 7:30 a.m. Monday [9/13/37] at her home, 909 Woodlawn av., following a 15 months' illness. She was born in New Carlisle and had been a resident of Clark County all of her life.... She leaves a son, Roger, Cleveland; two daughters, Mrs. Bessie L. Dillahunt of Minneapolis, Minn., and Mrs. Beulah Rohrer of this city; two grandchildren [Martha & Katherine Stafford]; three brothers, Jacob Stitzel and Ernest Stitzel, both of this city, and John Stitzel of Cincinnati."	STITZELL, Lavinia Ella (I42702)
104105	Obituary of Lavinia Stafford, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1937; film dtd 13 Sep 1937; p 3; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield OH. "LAVINIA STAFFORD DIES AT AGE 76. Widow Succumbs After Illness of 15 Months. Mrs. Lavinia E. Stafford, 76, widow of ***CHARLES E. STAFFORD, died about 7:30 a.m. Monday [9/13/37] at her home, 909 Woodlawn av., following a 15 months' illness. She was born in New Carlisle and had been a resident of Clark County all of her life.... She leaves a son, Roger, Cleveland; two daughters, Mrs. Bessie L. Dillahunt of Minneapolis, Minn., and Mrs. Beulah Rohrer of this city; two grandchildren [Martha & Katherine Stafford]; three brothers, Jacob Stitzel and Ernest Stitzel, both of this city, and John Stitzel of Cincinnati."	STITZELL, Lavinia Ella (I42702)
104106	Obituary of Lavinia Stafford, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1937; film dtd 13 Sep 1937; p 3; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield OH. "LAVINIA STAFFORD DIES AT AGE 76. Widow Succumbs After Illness of 15 Months. Mrs. Lavinia E. Stafford, 76, widow of ***CHARLES E. STAFFORD, died about 7:30 a.m. Monday [9/13/37] at her home, 909 Woodlawn av., following a 15 months' illness. She was born in New Carlisle and had been a resident of Clark County all of her life.... She leaves a son, Roger, Cleveland; two daughters, Mrs. Bessie L. Dillahunt of Minneapolis, Minn., and Mrs. Beulah Rohrer of this city; two grandchildren [Martha & Katherine Stafford]; three brothers, Jacob Stitzel and Ernest Stitzel, both of this city, and John Stitzel of Cincinnati."	STITZELL, Lavinia Ella (I42702)
104107	Obituary of Lavinia Stafford, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1937; film dtd 13 Sep 1937; p 3; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield OH. "LAVINIA STAFFORD DIES AT AGE 76. Widow Succumbs After Illness of 15 Months. Mrs. Lavinia E. Stafford, 76, widow of ***CHARLES E. STAFFORD, died about 7:30 a.m. Monday [9/13/37] at her home, 909 Woodlawn av., following a 15 months' illness. She was born in New Carlisle and had been a resident of Clark County all of her life.... She leaves a son, Roger, Cleveland; two daughters, Mrs. Bessie L. Dillahunt of Minneapolis, Minn., and Mrs. Beulah Rohrer of this city; two grandchildren [Martha & Katherine Stafford]; three brothers, Jacob Stitzel and Ernest Stitzel, both of this city, and John Stitzel of Cincinnati."	STITZELL, Lavinia Ella (I42702)
104108	Obituary of Lavinia Stafford, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1937; film dtd 13 Sep 1937; p 3; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield OH. "LAVINIA STAFFORD DIES AT AGE 76. Widow Succumbs After Illness of 15 Months. Mrs. Lavinia E. Stafford, 76, widow of ***CHARLES E. STAFFORD, died about 7:30 a.m. Monday [9/13/37] at her home, 909 Woodlawn av., following a 15 months' illness. She was born in New Carlisle and had been a resident of Clark County all of her life.... She leaves a son, Roger, Cleveland; two daughters, Mrs. Bessie L. Dillahunt of Minneapolis, Minn., and Mrs. Beulah Rohrer of this city; two grandchildren [Martha & Katherine Stafford]; three brothers, Jacob Stitzel and Ernest Stitzel, both of this city, and John Stitzel of Cincinnati."	STITZELL, Lavinia Ella (I42702)
104109	Obituary of Lottie Kester [Minkle Bower], newspaper unknown; photocopy supplied by Cathy Kissinger Powers, Dayton, OH. "**LOTTIE KESTER, daughter of Arnold Kester, was born in Erie County, NY 3 Nov 1848 and departed this life Feb 15, 1923, aged 75y-3m-12d. She came to Ohio with her parents early in life. She was united in marriage to John H. Minkle 3 Jul 1867. To this union was born one daughter, Nellie Ivanillia. The father, Mr. Minkle departed this life 14 Nov 1870. In the year 1891 Mrs. Minkle was united again in marriage to Mr. M.C. Bowers. She united with the M.E. Church about 40 years ago, but changed her relationship to the Christian church about one year ago of which she was a member. She was a kind mother, always tried to discharge her duties that belong to motherhood. She bore her afflictions with great patience. She has been in ill health for six years but one week ago she became very ill and last Thursday afternoon at 3 p.m. her spirit took a flight back to God who gave it. She leaves to mourn their loss, one daughter, Mrs. W. E. Stafford, residing here in New Carlisle; one grandson, Grant Stafford of Dayton; one great grand-daughter; one brother Marion [Myron] Kester of New Carlisle, and many friends. * * Morris C. Bower, son of Jacob F. and Nancy Bower, was born in Adams County, PA, 3 Mar 1853, and departed this life 21 Feb 1923, aged 69y-11m-18d. He was united in marriage with Charlotte Minkle, 10 Dec 1891, and she passed into the Great Beyond six days previous to his death. About a year ago, he with his wife, became members of the Christian Church. The only surviving members of his immediate family are a sister, Mrs. Ella McMillan of Indianapolis, Ind., two nieces and two nephews. A sister Mrs. Sarah Strouse preceded him in death 13 May 1913. He was a kind and devoted husband and an obliging friend and neighbor and will be greatly missed by his many friends. /// Some day all doubt and mystery Will be made clear; The threatening clouds which we see Will disappear. /// Some day what seems a punishment And brings us pain, Will prove to be Gods' blessing sent For every gain. /// Some day our weary feet will rest In sweet content. And we will know how we were blest By what was sent. /// And looking back with clearer eyes O'er life's short span, Will see with wondering, glad surprise God's perfect plan. /// And knowing that the path he went Was God's own way, We'll understand His wise intent Some day, some day.	KESTER, Charlotte E. (I109535)
104110	Obituary of Lottie Kester [Minkle Bower], newspaper unknown; photocopy supplied by Cathy Kissinger Powers, Dayton, OH. "**LOTTIE KESTER, daughter of Arnold Kester, was born in Erie County, NY 3 Nov 1848 and departed this life Feb 15, 1923, aged 75y-3m-12d. She came to Ohio with her parents early in life. She was united in marriage to John H. Minkle 3 Jul 1867. To this union was born one daughter, Nellie Ivanillia. The father, Mr. Minkle departed this life 14 Nov 1870. In the year 1891 Mrs. Minkle was united again in marriage to Mr. M.C. Bowers. She united with the M.E. Church about 40 years ago, but changed her relationship to the Christian church about one year ago of which she was a member. She was a kind mother, always tried to discharge her duties that belong to motherhood. She bore her afflictions with great patience. She has been in ill health for six years but one week ago she became very ill and last Thursday afternoon at 3 p.m. her spirit took a flight back to God who gave it. She leaves to mourn their loss, one daughter, Mrs. W. E. Stafford, residing here in New Carlisle; one grandson, Grant Stafford of Dayton; one great grand-daughter; one brother Marion [Myron] Kester of New Carlisle, and many friends. * * Morris C. Bower, son of Jacob F. and Nancy Bower, was born in Adams County, PA, 3 Mar 1853, and departed this life 21 Feb 1923, aged 69y-11m-18d. He was united in marriage with Charlotte Minkle, 10 Dec 1891, and she passed into the Great Beyond six days previous to his death. About a year ago, he with his wife, became members of the Christian Church. The only surviving members of his immediate family are a sister, Mrs. Ella McMillan of Indianapolis, Ind., two nieces and two nephews. A sister Mrs. Sarah Strouse preceded him in death 13 May 1913. He was a kind and devoted husband and an obliging friend and neighbor and will be greatly missed by his many friends. /// Some day all doubt and mystery Will be made clear; The threatening clouds which we see Will disappear. /// Some day what seems a punishment And brings us pain, Will prove to be Gods' blessing sent For every gain. /// Some day our weary feet will rest In sweet content. And we will know how we were blest By what was sent. /// And looking back with clearer eyes O'er life's short span, Will see with wondering, glad surprise God's perfect plan. /// And knowing that the path he went Was God's own way, We'll understand His wise intent Some day, some day.	KESTER, Charlotte E. (I109535)
104111	Obituary of Lottie Kester [Minkle Bower], newspaper unknown; photocopy supplied by Cathy Kissinger Powers, Dayton, OH. "**LOTTIE KESTER, daughter of Arnold Kester, was born in Erie County, NY 3 Nov 1848 and departed this life Feb 15, 1923, aged 75y-3m-12d. She came to Ohio with her parents early in life. She was united in marriage to John H. Minkle 3 Jul 1867. To this union was born one daughter, Nellie Ivanillia. The father, Mr. Minkle departed this life 14 Nov 1870. In the year 1891 Mrs. Minkle was united again in marriage to Mr. M.C. Bowers. She united with the M.E. Church about 40 years ago, but changed her relationship to the Christian church about one year ago of which she was a member. She was a kind mother, always tried to discharge her duties that belong to motherhood. She bore her afflictions with great patience. She has been in ill health for six years but one week ago she became very ill and last Thursday afternoon at 3 p.m. her spirit took a flight back to God who gave it. She leaves to mourn their loss, one daughter, Mrs. W. E. Stafford, residing here in New Carlisle; one grandson, Grant Stafford of Dayton; one great grand-daughter; one brother Marion [Myron] Kester of New Carlisle, and many friends. * * Morris C. Bower, son of Jacob F. and Nancy Bower, was born in Adams County, PA, 3 Mar 1853, and departed this life 21 Feb 1923, aged 69y-11m-18d. He was united in marriage with Charlotte Minkle, 10 Dec 1891, and she passed into the Great Beyond six days previous to his death. About a year ago, he with his wife, became members of the Christian Church. The only surviving members of his immediate family are a sister, Mrs. Ella McMillan of Indianapolis, Ind., two nieces and two nephews. A sister Mrs. Sarah Strouse preceded him in death 13 May 1913. He was a kind and devoted husband and an obliging friend and neighbor and will be greatly missed by his many friends. /// Some day all doubt and mystery Will be made clear; The threatening clouds which we see Will disappear. /// Some day what seems a punishment And brings us pain, Will prove to be Gods' blessing sent For every gain. /// Some day our weary feet will rest In sweet content. And we will know how we were blest By what was sent. /// And looking back with clearer eyes O'er life's short span, Will see with wondering, glad surprise God's perfect plan. /// And knowing that the path he went Was God's own way, We'll understand His wise intent Some day, some day.	KESTER, Charlotte E. (I109535)
104112	Obituary of Lottie Kester [Minkle Bower], newspaper unknown; photocopy supplied by Cathy Kissinger Powers, Dayton, OH. "**LOTTIE KESTER, daughter of Arnold Kester, was born in Erie County, NY 3 Nov 1848 and departed this life Feb 15, 1923, aged 75y-3m-12d. She came to Ohio with her parents early in life. She was united in marriage to John H. Minkle 3 Jul 1867. To this union was born one daughter, Nellie Ivanillia. The father, Mr. Minkle departed this life 14 Nov 1870. In the year 1891 Mrs. Minkle was united again in marriage to Mr. M.C. Bowers. She united with the M.E. Church about 40 years ago, but changed her relationship to the Christian church about one year ago of which she was a member. She was a kind mother, always tried to discharge her duties that belong to motherhood. She bore her afflictions with great patience. She has been in ill health for six years but one week ago she became very ill and last Thursday afternoon at 3 p.m. her spirit took a flight back to God who gave it. She leaves to mourn their loss, one daughter, Mrs. W. E. Stafford, residing here in New Carlisle; one grandson, Grant Stafford of Dayton; one great grand-daughter; one brother Marion [Myron] Kester of New Carlisle, and many friends. * * Morris C. Bower, son of Jacob F. and Nancy Bower, was born in Adams County, PA, 3 Mar 1853, and departed this life 21 Feb 1923, aged 69y-11m-18d. He was united in marriage with Charlotte Minkle, 10 Dec 1891, and she passed into the Great Beyond six days previous to his death. About a year ago, he with his wife, became members of the Christian Church. The only surviving members of his immediate family are a sister, Mrs. Ella McMillan of Indianapolis, Ind., two nieces and two nephews. A sister Mrs. Sarah Strouse preceded him in death 13 May 1913. He was a kind and devoted husband and an obliging friend and neighbor and will be greatly missed by his many friends. /// Some day all doubt and mystery Will be made clear; The threatening clouds which we see Will disappear. /// Some day what seems a punishment And brings us pain, Will prove to be Gods' blessing sent For every gain. /// Some day our weary feet will rest In sweet content. And we will know how we were blest By what was sent. /// And looking back with clearer eyes O'er life's short span, Will see with wondering, glad surprise God's perfect plan. /// And knowing that the path he went Was God's own way, We'll understand His wise intent Some day, some day.	KESTER, Charlotte E. (I109535)
104113	Obituary of Lottie Kester [Minkle Bower], newspaper unknown; photocopy supplied by Cathy Kissinger Powers, Dayton, OH. "**LOTTIE KESTER, daughter of Arnold Kester, was born in Erie County, NY 3 Nov 1848 and departed this life Feb 15, 1923, aged 75y-3m-12d. She came to Ohio with her parents early in life. She was united in marriage to John H. Minkle 3 Jul 1867. To this union was born one daughter, Nellie Ivanillia. The father, Mr. Minkle departed this life 14 Nov 1870. In the year 1891 Mrs. Minkle was united again in marriage to Mr. M.C. Bowers. She united with the M.E. Church about 40 years ago, but changed her relationship to the Christian church about one year ago of which she was a member. She was a kind mother, always tried to discharge her duties that belong to motherhood. She bore her afflictions with great patience. She has been in ill health for six years but one week ago she became very ill and last Thursday afternoon at 3 p.m. her spirit took a flight back to God who gave it. She leaves to mourn their loss, one daughter, Mrs. W. E. Stafford, residing here in New Carlisle; one grandson, Grant Stafford of Dayton; one great grand-daughter; one brother Marion [Myron] Kester of New Carlisle, and many friends. * * Morris C. Bower, son of Jacob F. and Nancy Bower, was born in Adams County, PA, 3 Mar 1853, and departed this life 21 Feb 1923, aged 69y-11m-18d. He was united in marriage with Charlotte Minkle, 10 Dec 1891, and she passed into the Great Beyond six days previous to his death. About a year ago, he with his wife, became members of the Christian Church. The only surviving members of his immediate family are a sister, Mrs. Ella McMillan of Indianapolis, Ind., two nieces and two nephews. A sister Mrs. Sarah Strouse preceded him in death 13 May 1913. He was a kind and devoted husband and an obliging friend and neighbor and will be greatly missed by his many friends. /// Some day all doubt and mystery Will be made clear; The threatening clouds which we see Will disappear. /// Some day what seems a punishment And brings us pain, Will prove to be Gods' blessing sent For every gain. /// Some day our weary feet will rest In sweet content. And we will know how we were blest By what was sent. /// And looking back with clearer eyes O'er life's short span, Will see with wondering, glad surprise God's perfect plan. /// And knowing that the path he went Was God's own way, We'll understand His wise intent Some day, some day.	KESTER, Charlotte E. (I109535)
104114	Obituary of Mrs. Anna F. Counts, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1936, film dtd 29 Sep 1936; p 8; Clark Co Publ Lib, Springfield, Ohio; copy in poss of Dominique Delphine, P.O. Box 154, Suquamish, WA 98392. "MRS. ANNA F. COUNTS. Mrs. Anna F. Counts, 69, died Monday [9/28/36] at 10 a.m. in her home at 802 Woodlawn av. [Springfield], of a cerebral hemorrhage. Mrs. Counts was born on a farm near New Carlisle, Oct. 10, 1867. Survivors are one daughter, Dorothy of Springfield; two sisters; Mrs. Fanny B. Freeman, of Tippecanoe [Tipp] City; and Miss Edna B. Stafford, of Christiansburg; and one brother, ***HORACE W. STAFFORD, of Springfield. Funeral services will be held Wednesday [9/30/36] at 2 p.m. in the residence. Burial will be made in New Carlisle Cemetery."	STAFFORD, Anna Fair (twin) (I45911)
104115	Obituary of Mrs. Anna F. Counts, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1936, film dtd 29 Sep 1936; p 8; Clark Co Publ Lib, Springfield, Ohio; copy in poss of Dominique Delphine, P.O. Box 154, Suquamish, WA 98392. "MRS. ANNA F. COUNTS. Mrs. Anna F. Counts, 69, died Monday [9/28/36] at 10 a.m. in her home at 802 Woodlawn av. [Springfield], of a cerebral hemorrhage. Mrs. Counts was born on a farm near New Carlisle, Oct. 10, 1867. Survivors are one daughter, Dorothy of Springfield; two sisters; Mrs. Fanny B. Freeman, of Tippecanoe [Tipp] City; and Miss Edna B. Stafford, of Christiansburg; and one brother, ***HORACE W. STAFFORD, of Springfield. Funeral services will be held Wednesday [9/30/36] at 2 p.m. in the residence. Burial will be made in New Carlisle Cemetery."	STAFFORD, Anna Fair (twin) (I45911)
104116	Obituary of Mrs. Anna F. Counts, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1936, film dtd 29 Sep 1936; p 8; Clark Co Publ Lib, Springfield, Ohio; copy in poss of Dominique Delphine, P.O. Box 154, Suquamish, WA 98392. "MRS. ANNA F. COUNTS. Mrs. Anna F. Counts, 69, died Monday [9/28/36] at 10 a.m. in her home at 802 Woodlawn av. [Springfield], of a cerebral hemorrhage. Mrs. Counts was born on a farm near New Carlisle, Oct. 10, 1867. Survivors are one daughter, Dorothy of Springfield; two sisters; Mrs. Fanny B. Freeman, of Tippecanoe [Tipp] City; and Miss Edna B. Stafford, of Christiansburg; and one brother, ***HORACE W. STAFFORD, of Springfield. Funeral services will be held Wednesday [9/30/36] at 2 p.m. in the residence. Burial will be made in New Carlisle Cemetery."	STAFFORD, Anna Fair (twin) (I45911)
104117	Obituary of Mrs. Anna F. Counts, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1936, film dtd 29 Sep 1936; p 8; Clark Co Publ Lib, Springfield, Ohio; copy in poss of Dominique Delphine, P.O. Box 154, Suquamish, WA 98392. "MRS. ANNA F. COUNTS. Mrs. Anna F. Counts, 69, died Monday [9/28/36] at 10 a.m. in her home at 802 Woodlawn av. [Springfield], of a cerebral hemorrhage. Mrs. Counts was born on a farm near New Carlisle, Oct. 10, 1867. Survivors are one daughter, Dorothy of Springfield; two sisters; Mrs. Fanny B. Freeman, of Tippecanoe [Tipp] City; and Miss Edna B. Stafford, of Christiansburg; and one brother, ***HORACE W. STAFFORD, of Springfield. Funeral services will be held Wednesday [9/30/36] at 2 p.m. in the residence. Burial will be made in New Carlisle Cemetery."	STAFFORD, Anna Fair (twin) (I45911)
104118	Obituary of Mrs. Anna F. Counts, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1936, film dtd 29 Sep 1936; p 8; Clark Co Publ Lib, Springfield, Ohio; copy in poss of Dominique Delphine, P.O. Box 154, Suquamish, WA 98392. "MRS. ANNA F. COUNTS. Mrs. Anna F. Counts, 69, died Monday [9/28/36] at 10 a.m. in her home at 802 Woodlawn av. [Springfield], of a cerebral hemorrhage. Mrs. Counts was born on a farm near New Carlisle, Oct. 10, 1867. Survivors are one daughter, Dorothy of Springfield; two sisters; Mrs. Fanny B. Freeman, of Tippecanoe [Tipp] City; and Miss Edna B. Stafford, of Christiansburg; and one brother, ***HORACE W. STAFFORD, of Springfield. Funeral services will be held Wednesday [9/30/36] at 2 p.m. in the residence. Burial will be made in New Carlisle Cemetery."	STAFFORD, Anna Fair (twin) (I45911)
104119	Obituary of Mrs. Dolores Maree (Kirby) Stafford, DAYTON DAILY NEWS; 1976; film dtd 21 Feb 1976; p 10; Montgomery Co Public Library, Dayton OH. "***STAFFORD, MRS. DOLORES MAREE (KIRBY), age 80, formerly of Dayton passed away Thursday [19 Feb 1976] in Detroit Mich. after a long illness. She was born in Lovell, Ohio, March 15, 1895. She was the last of a family of 12, born to John & Olive Kirby. She came to Dayton at a very early age and worked as a telephone operator and as a seamstress of fine furs. She married the late Grant C. Stafford of New Carlisle, O. Nov 6, 1913, and came to Dayton in 1916. In 1959 they moved to Carey, OH, and in 1962 they moved to Cape Cod, Mass. to be with their daughter & her family. In 1963 the family moved to Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Stafford was among the first group of patients in the country to have a pacemaker implanted at Ford Hospital in Detroit in 1963. She is survived by a daughter, Nancy H. Hager, 2 grandchildren, George David Hager of Livonia, Mich. & Mrs. Carolyn Renaud (Hager) of Pontiac, Mich., 4 great-grandchildren: David & Stephen Hager of Livonia; Michelle & Jimmy Renaud of Pontiac. Several nieces & nephews: John & Edward Long of Akron, OH & Cuyahoga Falls, OH; Mrs. Maxine Tracey of Washington C.H., OH; Mrs. Leone Wolfe of New Vienna, OH, & Mrs. Alma Kauffman of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Funeral services 10 a.m. Monday [23 Feb 1976] at the Tobias Funeral Home, 648 Watervliet Av. [Dayton, OH]. Interment New Carlisle Cemetery. Friends may call 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home." CONFLICT: There is no Lovell, OH in NACO; however, there is Lowell in Washington Co.	KIRBY, Dolores Maree (I109366)
104120	Obituary of Mrs. Dolores Maree (Kirby) Stafford, DAYTON DAILY NEWS; 1976; film dtd 21 Feb 1976; p 10; Montgomery Co Public Library, Dayton OH. "***STAFFORD, MRS. DOLORES MAREE (KIRBY), age 80, formerly of Dayton passed away Thursday [19 Feb 1976] in Detroit Mich. after a long illness. She was born in Lovell, Ohio, March 15, 1895. She was the last of a family of 12, born to John & Olive Kirby. She came to Dayton at a very early age and worked as a telephone operator and as a seamstress of fine furs. She married the late Grant C. Stafford of New Carlisle, O. Nov 6, 1913, and came to Dayton in 1916. In 1959 they moved to Carey, OH, and in 1962 they moved to Cape Cod, Mass. to be with their daughter & her family. In 1963 the family moved to Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Stafford was among the first group of patients in the country to have a pacemaker implanted at Ford Hospital in Detroit in 1963. She is survived by a daughter, Nancy H. Hager, 2 grandchildren, George David Hager of Livonia, Mich. & Mrs. Carolyn Renaud (Hager) of Pontiac, Mich., 4 great-grandchildren: David & Stephen Hager of Livonia; Michelle & Jimmy Renaud of Pontiac. Several nieces & nephews: John & Edward Long of Akron, OH & Cuyahoga Falls, OH; Mrs. Maxine Tracey of Washington C.H., OH; Mrs. Leone Wolfe of New Vienna, OH, & Mrs. Alma Kauffman of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Funeral services 10 a.m. Monday [23 Feb 1976] at the Tobias Funeral Home, 648 Watervliet Av. [Dayton, OH]. Interment New Carlisle Cemetery. Friends may call 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home." CONFLICT: There is no Lovell, OH in NACO; however, there is Lowell in Washington Co.	KIRBY, Dolores Maree (I109366)
104121	Obituary of Mrs. Dolores Maree (Kirby) Stafford, DAYTON DAILY NEWS; 1976; film dtd 21 Feb 1976; p 10; Montgomery Co Public Library, Dayton OH. "***STAFFORD, MRS. DOLORES MAREE (KIRBY), age 80, formerly of Dayton passed away Thursday [19 Feb 1976] in Detroit Mich. after a long illness. She was born in Lovell, Ohio, March 15, 1895. She was the last of a family of 12, born to John & Olive Kirby. She came to Dayton at a very early age and worked as a telephone operator and as a seamstress of fine furs. She married the late Grant C. Stafford of New Carlisle, O. Nov 6, 1913, and came to Dayton in 1916. In 1959 they moved to Carey, OH, and in 1962 they moved to Cape Cod, Mass. to be with their daughter & her family. In 1963 the family moved to Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Stafford was among the first group of patients in the country to have a pacemaker implanted at Ford Hospital in Detroit in 1963. She is survived by a daughter, Nancy H. Hager, 2 grandchildren, George David Hager of Livonia, Mich. & Mrs. Carolyn Renaud (Hager) of Pontiac, Mich., 4 great-grandchildren: David & Stephen Hager of Livonia; Michelle & Jimmy Renaud of Pontiac. Several nieces & nephews: John & Edward Long of Akron, OH & Cuyahoga Falls, OH; Mrs. Maxine Tracey of Washington C.H., OH; Mrs. Leone Wolfe of New Vienna, OH, & Mrs. Alma Kauffman of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Funeral services 10 a.m. Monday [23 Feb 1976] at the Tobias Funeral Home, 648 Watervliet Av. [Dayton, OH]. Interment New Carlisle Cemetery. Friends may call 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home." CONFLICT: There is no Lovell, OH in NACO; however, there is Lowell in Washington Co.	KIRBY, Dolores Maree (I109366)
104122	Obituary of Mrs. Dolores Maree (Kirby) Stafford, DAYTON DAILY NEWS; 1976; film dtd 21 Feb 1976; p 10; Montgomery Co Public Library, Dayton OH. "***STAFFORD, MRS. DOLORES MAREE (KIRBY), age 80, formerly of Dayton passed away Thursday [19 Feb 1976] in Detroit Mich. after a long illness. She was born in Lovell, Ohio, March 15, 1895. She was the last of a family of 12, born to John & Olive Kirby. She came to Dayton at a very early age and worked as a telephone operator and as a seamstress of fine furs. She married the late Grant C. Stafford of New Carlisle, O. Nov 6, 1913, and came to Dayton in 1916. In 1959 they moved to Carey, OH, and in 1962 they moved to Cape Cod, Mass. to be with their daughter & her family. In 1963 the family moved to Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Stafford was among the first group of patients in the country to have a pacemaker implanted at Ford Hospital in Detroit in 1963. She is survived by a daughter, Nancy H. Hager, 2 grandchildren, George David Hager of Livonia, Mich. & Mrs. Carolyn Renaud (Hager) of Pontiac, Mich., 4 great-grandchildren: David & Stephen Hager of Livonia; Michelle & Jimmy Renaud of Pontiac. Several nieces & nephews: John & Edward Long of Akron, OH & Cuyahoga Falls, OH; Mrs. Maxine Tracey of Washington C.H., OH; Mrs. Leone Wolfe of New Vienna, OH, & Mrs. Alma Kauffman of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Funeral services 10 a.m. Monday [23 Feb 1976] at the Tobias Funeral Home, 648 Watervliet Av. [Dayton, OH]. Interment New Carlisle Cemetery. Friends may call 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home." CONFLICT: There is no Lovell, OH in NACO; however, there is Lowell in Washington Co.	KIRBY, Dolores Maree (I109366)
104123	Obituary of Mrs. Dolores Maree (Kirby) Stafford, DAYTON DAILY NEWS; 1976; film dtd 21 Feb 1976; p 10; Montgomery Co Public Library, Dayton OH. "***STAFFORD, MRS. DOLORES MAREE (KIRBY), age 80, formerly of Dayton passed away Thursday [19 Feb 1976] in Detroit Mich. after a long illness. She was born in Lovell, Ohio, March 15, 1895. She was the last of a family of 12, born to John & Olive Kirby. She came to Dayton at a very early age and worked as a telephone operator and as a seamstress of fine furs. She married the late Grant C. Stafford of New Carlisle, O. Nov 6, 1913, and came to Dayton in 1916. In 1959 they moved to Carey, OH, and in 1962 they moved to Cape Cod, Mass. to be with their daughter & her family. In 1963 the family moved to Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Stafford was among the first group of patients in the country to have a pacemaker implanted at Ford Hospital in Detroit in 1963. She is survived by a daughter, Nancy H. Hager, 2 grandchildren, George David Hager of Livonia, Mich. & Mrs. Carolyn Renaud (Hager) of Pontiac, Mich., 4 great-grandchildren: David & Stephen Hager of Livonia; Michelle & Jimmy Renaud of Pontiac. Several nieces & nephews: John & Edward Long of Akron, OH & Cuyahoga Falls, OH; Mrs. Maxine Tracey of Washington C.H., OH; Mrs. Leone Wolfe of New Vienna, OH, & Mrs. Alma Kauffman of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Funeral services 10 a.m. Monday [23 Feb 1976] at the Tobias Funeral Home, 648 Watervliet Av. [Dayton, OH]. Interment New Carlisle Cemetery. Friends may call 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home." CONFLICT: There is no Lovell, OH in NACO; however, there is Lowell in Washington Co.	KIRBY, Dolores Maree (I109366)
104124	Obituary of Mrs. Florence Kneisley, SPRINGFIELD DAILY NEWS; 1931, film dtd 15 Jan 1931; p 14; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield, Ohio. "LAST RITES ARRANGED. New Carlisle, O. Jan 15. Funeral services will be held at the Trostel Funeral Home here at 2 p.m. Friday [1/16/31] for ***MRS FLORENCE KNEISLEY, 56, a former resident of this community, who died Tuesday [1/13/31] at the home of a sister, Mrs. C. C. Wilson, in Dayton. Burial will be made in the New Carlisle cemetery. Besides her husband, she is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Stafford; another sister, Mrs. John Peoples of Cleveland, and two brothers, Ross Stafford of Dayton, and Walter Stafford of New Carlisle."	STAFFORD, Florence M. (I31860)
104125	Obituary of Mrs. Florence Kneisley, SPRINGFIELD DAILY NEWS; 1931, film dtd 15 Jan 1931; p 14; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield, Ohio. "LAST RITES ARRANGED. New Carlisle, O. Jan 15. Funeral services will be held at the Trostel Funeral Home here at 2 p.m. Friday [1/16/31] for ***MRS FLORENCE KNEISLEY, 56, a former resident of this community, who died Tuesday [1/13/31] at the home of a sister, Mrs. C. C. Wilson, in Dayton. Burial will be made in the New Carlisle cemetery. Besides her husband, she is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Stafford; another sister, Mrs. John Peoples of Cleveland, and two brothers, Ross Stafford of Dayton, and Walter Stafford of New Carlisle."	STAFFORD, Florence M. (I31860)
104126	Obituary of Mrs. Florence Kneisley, SPRINGFIELD DAILY NEWS; 1931, film dtd 15 Jan 1931; p 14; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield, Ohio. "LAST RITES ARRANGED. New Carlisle, O. Jan 15. Funeral services will be held at the Trostel Funeral Home here at 2 p.m. Friday [1/16/31] for ***MRS FLORENCE KNEISLEY, 56, a former resident of this community, who died Tuesday [1/13/31] at the home of a sister, Mrs. C. C. Wilson, in Dayton. Burial will be made in the New Carlisle cemetery. Besides her husband, she is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Stafford; another sister, Mrs. John Peoples of Cleveland, and two brothers, Ross Stafford of Dayton, and Walter Stafford of New Carlisle."	STAFFORD, Florence M. (I31860)
104127	Obituary of Mrs. Florence Kneisley, SPRINGFIELD DAILY NEWS; 1931, film dtd 15 Jan 1931; p 14; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield, Ohio. "LAST RITES ARRANGED. New Carlisle, O. Jan 15. Funeral services will be held at the Trostel Funeral Home here at 2 p.m. Friday [1/16/31] for ***MRS FLORENCE KNEISLEY, 56, a former resident of this community, who died Tuesday [1/13/31] at the home of a sister, Mrs. C. C. Wilson, in Dayton. Burial will be made in the New Carlisle cemetery. Besides her husband, she is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Stafford; another sister, Mrs. John Peoples of Cleveland, and two brothers, Ross Stafford of Dayton, and Walter Stafford of New Carlisle."	STAFFORD, Florence M. (I31860)
104128	Obituary of Mrs. Florence Kneisley, SPRINGFIELD DAILY NEWS; 1931, film dtd 15 Jan 1931; p 14; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield, Ohio. "LAST RITES ARRANGED. New Carlisle, O. Jan 15. Funeral services will be held at the Trostel Funeral Home here at 2 p.m. Friday [1/16/31] for ***MRS FLORENCE KNEISLEY, 56, a former resident of this community, who died Tuesday [1/13/31] at the home of a sister, Mrs. C. C. Wilson, in Dayton. Burial will be made in the New Carlisle cemetery. Besides her husband, she is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Stafford; another sister, Mrs. John Peoples of Cleveland, and two brothers, Ross Stafford of Dayton, and Walter Stafford of New Carlisle."	STAFFORD, Florence M. (I31860)
104129	Obituary of Mrs. Ida Alice Stafford, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1948; film dtd 8 Oct 1948; p 28; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield OH. "MRS. IDA ALICE STAFFORD. Mrs. Ida Alice Stafford, 87, a resident of the Ohio Knights of Pythias Home for the Aged, died at 2:20 p.m. Wednesday [6 Oct 1948] in a Dayton hospital following an illness of several months. Mrs. Stafford was born in Laura, O. 10 Feb 1861, the daughter of Henry and Mary Ditmer. She was the widow of ***THOMAS STAFFORD who died in Springfield in 1937. Survivors include a foster-daughter, Mrs. John Shaw of Springfield..."	DITMER, Ida Alice (I45939)
104130	Obituary of Mrs. Ida Alice Stafford, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1948; film dtd 8 Oct 1948; p 28; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield OH. "MRS. IDA ALICE STAFFORD. Mrs. Ida Alice Stafford, 87, a resident of the Ohio Knights of Pythias Home for the Aged, died at 2:20 p.m. Wednesday [6 Oct 1948] in a Dayton hospital following an illness of several months. Mrs. Stafford was born in Laura, O. 10 Feb 1861, the daughter of Henry and Mary Ditmer. She was the widow of ***THOMAS STAFFORD who died in Springfield in 1937. Survivors include a foster-daughter, Mrs. John Shaw of Springfield..."	DITMER, Ida Alice (I45939)
104131	Obituary of Mrs. Ida Alice Stafford, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1948; film dtd 8 Oct 1948; p 28; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield OH. "MRS. IDA ALICE STAFFORD. Mrs. Ida Alice Stafford, 87, a resident of the Ohio Knights of Pythias Home for the Aged, died at 2:20 p.m. Wednesday [6 Oct 1948] in a Dayton hospital following an illness of several months. Mrs. Stafford was born in Laura, O. 10 Feb 1861, the daughter of Henry and Mary Ditmer. She was the widow of ***THOMAS STAFFORD who died in Springfield in 1937. Survivors include a foster-daughter, Mrs. John Shaw of Springfield..."	DITMER, Ida Alice (I45939)
104132	Obituary of Mrs. Ida Alice Stafford, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1948; film dtd 8 Oct 1948; p 28; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield OH. "MRS. IDA ALICE STAFFORD. Mrs. Ida Alice Stafford, 87, a resident of the Ohio Knights of Pythias Home for the Aged, died at 2:20 p.m. Wednesday [6 Oct 1948] in a Dayton hospital following an illness of several months. Mrs. Stafford was born in Laura, O. 10 Feb 1861, the daughter of Henry and Mary Ditmer. She was the widow of ***THOMAS STAFFORD who died in Springfield in 1937. Survivors include a foster-daughter, Mrs. John Shaw of Springfield..."	DITMER, Ida Alice (I45939)
104133	Obituary of Mrs. Ida Alice Stafford, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1948; film dtd 8 Oct 1948; p 28; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield OH. "MRS. IDA ALICE STAFFORD. Mrs. Ida Alice Stafford, 87, a resident of the Ohio Knights of Pythias Home for the Aged, died at 2:20 p.m. Wednesday [6 Oct 1948] in a Dayton hospital following an illness of several months. Mrs. Stafford was born in Laura, O. 10 Feb 1861, the daughter of Henry and Mary Ditmer. She was the widow of ***THOMAS STAFFORD who died in Springfield in 1937. Survivors include a foster-daughter, Mrs. John Shaw of Springfield..."	DITMER, Ida Alice (I45939)
104134	Obituary of Thomas Stafford, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1937; film dtd 3 Feb 1937; p 3; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield OH. "THOMAS E. STAFFORD. Thomas E. Stafford, 76, died at 9 p.m. Tuesday [2/2/37] at his home, 417 Cedar st [Springfield]. He was born on a farm north of New Carlisle. He was married to Ida A. Ditmer in New Carlisle in 1884, where they lived until 1905 when they moved to Springfield. Mr. Stafford leaves one [foster] daughter, Mrs. John H. Shaw; one brother, William, and two grandsons. He was an employe[e] of The Springfield Metallic Casket Co. for 20 years."	STAFFORD, Thomas E. (I45935)
104135	Obituary of Thomas Stafford, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1937; film dtd 3 Feb 1937; p 3; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield OH. "THOMAS E. STAFFORD. Thomas E. Stafford, 76, died at 9 p.m. Tuesday [2/2/37] at his home, 417 Cedar st [Springfield]. He was born on a farm north of New Carlisle. He was married to Ida A. Ditmer in New Carlisle in 1884, where they lived until 1905 when they moved to Springfield. Mr. Stafford leaves one [foster] daughter, Mrs. John H. Shaw; one brother, William, and two grandsons. He was an employe[e] of The Springfield Metallic Casket Co. for 20 years."	STAFFORD, Thomas E. (I45935)
104136	Obituary of Thomas Stafford, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1937; film dtd 3 Feb 1937; p 3; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield OH. "THOMAS E. STAFFORD. Thomas E. Stafford, 76, died at 9 p.m. Tuesday [2/2/37] at his home, 417 Cedar st [Springfield]. He was born on a farm north of New Carlisle. He was married to Ida A. Ditmer in New Carlisle in 1884, where they lived until 1905 when they moved to Springfield. Mr. Stafford leaves one [foster] daughter, Mrs. John H. Shaw; one brother, William, and two grandsons. He was an employe[e] of The Springfield Metallic Casket Co. for 20 years."	STAFFORD, Thomas E. (I45935)
104137	Obituary of Thomas Stafford, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1937; film dtd 3 Feb 1937; p 3; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield OH. "THOMAS E. STAFFORD. Thomas E. Stafford, 76, died at 9 p.m. Tuesday [2/2/37] at his home, 417 Cedar st [Springfield]. He was born on a farm north of New Carlisle. He was married to Ida A. Ditmer in New Carlisle in 1884, where they lived until 1905 when they moved to Springfield. Mr. Stafford leaves one [foster] daughter, Mrs. John H. Shaw; one brother, William, and two grandsons. He was an employe[e] of The Springfield Metallic Casket Co. for 20 years."	STAFFORD, Thomas E. (I45935)
104138	Obituary of Thomas Stafford, SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN; 1937; film dtd 3 Feb 1937; p 3; Clark Co Public Library, Springfield OH. "THOMAS E. STAFFORD. Thomas E. Stafford, 76, died at 9 p.m. Tuesday [2/2/37] at his home, 417 Cedar st [Springfield]. He was born on a farm north of New Carlisle. He was married to Ida A. Ditmer in New Carlisle in 1884, where they lived until 1905 when they moved to Springfield. Mr. Stafford leaves one [foster] daughter, Mrs. John H. Shaw; one brother, William, and two grandsons. He was an employe[e] of The Springfield Metallic Casket Co. for 20 years."	STAFFORD, Thomas E. (I45935)
104139	Obituary read: "After many long weeks of suffering, Mrs. A. N. Hendrix passed away Tuesday evening at her country home, three miles east of this city. For more than a year she had been in very poor health, and for thirteen weeks before her death, she could not leave the bed. Everything known to medical science was enlisted in her fight for life, and she was given every comfort that a loving husband and children could administer, but her time had come, and death relieved her of her suffering. She was born near Newtown, in this county, on October 23, 1853 and lived her entire life in this county. She was 56 years, 7 months, and 8 days of age when she died. She was married to A. N. Hendrix, one of the substantial farmers of the county on November 11, 1874, and four children were born to them, all of whom survive her. They are, Mrs. Jones Yerkes, of Wabash Township, Mrs. Ross DeHaven and Mrs. Myron Gardner, both of whom reside on farms east of this city, and Guy, the only son who lives at home. Mrs. Hendrix was a most estimable and excellent woman. She was loved by all who knew her. Before sickness came upon her, she was very active in church and social circles. She was a consistent Christian woman, and practiced the teaching of Christianity in all her daily life. Her loss is keenly felt, and the sympathy of the community is extended to the bereaved husband and children.	CLARK, Zoe (I124639)
104140	Obituary read: "After many long weeks of suffering, Mrs. A. N. Hendrix passed away Tuesday evening at her country home, three miles east of this city. For more than a year she had been in very poor health, and for thirteen weeks before her death, she could not leave the bed. Everything known to medical science was enlisted in her fight for life, and she was given every comfort that a loving husband and children could administer, but her time had come, and death relieved her of her suffering. She was born near Newtown, in this county, on October 23, 1853 and lived her entire life in this county. She was 56 years, 7 months, and 8 days of age when she died. She was married to A. N. Hendrix, one of the substantial farmers of the county on November 11, 1874, and four children were born to them, all of whom survive her. They are, Mrs. Jones Yerkes, of Wabash Township, Mrs. Ross DeHaven and Mrs. Myron Gardner, both of whom reside on farms east of this city, and Guy, the only son who lives at home. Mrs. Hendrix was a most estimable and excellent woman. She was loved by all who knew her. Before sickness came upon her, she was very active in church and social circles. She was a consistent Christian woman, and practiced the teaching of Christianity in all her daily life. Her loss is keenly felt, and the sympathy of the community is extended to the bereaved husband and children.	CLARK, Zoe (I124639)
104141	Obituary read: "After many long weeks of suffering, Mrs. A. N. Hendrix passed away Tuesday evening at her country home, three miles east of this city. For more than a year she had been in very poor health, and for thirteen weeks before her death, she could not leave the bed. Everything known to medical science was enlisted in her fight for life, and she was given every comfort that a loving husband and children could administer, but her time had come, and death relieved her of her suffering. She was born near Newtown, in this county, on October 23, 1853 and lived her entire life in this county. She was 56 years, 7 months, and 8 days of age when she died. She was married to A. N. Hendrix, one of the substantial farmers of the county on November 11, 1874, and four children were born to them, all of whom survive her. They are, Mrs. Jones Yerkes, of Wabash Township, Mrs. Ross DeHaven and Mrs. Myron Gardner, both of whom reside on farms east of this city, and Guy, the only son who lives at home. Mrs. Hendrix was a most estimable and excellent woman. She was loved by all who knew her. Before sickness came upon her, she was very active in church and social circles. She was a consistent Christian woman, and practiced the teaching of Christianity in all her daily life. Her loss is keenly felt, and the sympathy of the community is extended to the bereaved husband and children.	CLARK, Zoe (I124639)
104142	obituary says he is survived by his wife. CENSUS 1920 OK, Payne County, EdenTownship GIBSON WILL HEAD MALE WHITE 51 MISSOURI GIBSON ALMA SISTER FEMALE WHITE 58 MISSOURI GIBSON ALMA NEICE FEMALE WHITE 12 OKLAHOMA	GIBSON, William (I105220)
104143	OBITUARY, 10 Nov 1897	BISHOP, Rachel (I36740)
104144	OBITUARY, 11 Dec 1895	COMPTON, Jessie Elnore (I105433)
104145	OBITUARY, sent by Cindy Stafford Fenimore, 02-2005 Leonard L. Stafford, aged 39, of 416 East Broadway, Mishawaka, died at 9:50 a.m. Thursday in Billings Hospital, Chicago. He had been ill a few days following an operation. Mr. Stafford was born April 23, 1898, in Sidney, Indiana. He moved to MIshawaka two months ago from South Bend. He was married April 23, in Goshen, Indiana, to Miss Esther George, who survives. He was employed seven years by the Stevens Oil company, South Bend. Surviving besides his widow are a son, Richard Stafford, Indianaoplis; three sisters, Mrs. Minnie Holben, Union, Mont., and Mrs. E.E. Stevens and Mrs. Harry R. Wilkinson, South Bend, and two brothers, Charles A. Stafford, South Bend, and Ora E. Stafford, this city. Mr. Stafford was a member of Eel River Christian church, Kosciusko county, Indiana. The body may be viewed in the Bubb chapel, Mishawaka, from tonight until noon Sunday, when it will be taken to First Methodist Episcopal church, Mishawaka. There it may be viewed from 1 P.m. until the funeral at 2 p.m. Rev. S. H. Turberville, D.D., pastor, will conduct services and burial will be in Spring Creek Cemetery, Pierceton, Indiana. HEADSTONE, with parents, Springreek Cemetery, pics sent by Cindy Stafford Feniwell Leonard L. Stafford, 1898-1937 CENSUS 1920 with Eppards 1930 IN St. Joseph County, South Bend, page 37A: Leonard L. & Laverne Stafford	STAFFORD, Leonard Lee (I36945)
104146	OBITUARY, sent to me by Cindy Stafford Fenimore, 02-2005 Ford L. Stafford, aged 20, of 911 South Laurel street, died of exhaustion and pneumonia at 2:20 o'clock this morning in St. Jospeh Hospital. He had been ill two weeks. He was born Sept. 28, 1915, in Union, Mont., and came here 15 years ago from Warsaw, Ind. He was married May 21 to Miss Donnabelle Anderson, who survives. Surviving also are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ora E. Stafford, of Mishawaka; three brothers Lorain, Archie and John of Mishawaka; four sisters, Louise, Marie, Wanda, and Wanita Ruth, of Mishawaka; his grandfather, Marion Stafford of South Bend, and his grandmother Mrs. Charles Circle of Warsaw, Ind. The body may be viewed in the Fred H. Bubb chapel until the funeral at 1:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Rev. G.B. Rowe, pastor of Midway Gospel tabernacle will conduct the service in the chapel. Burial will be in Springcreek cemetery, near Warsaw.	STAFFORD, Ford Leroy (I42475)
104147	OBITUARY, sent to me by Cindy Stafford Fenimore, 02-2005 Headline: EX-RESIDENT OF MISHAWAKA DIES IN CRASH Leo L. Stafford, 63, of Linton, Ind., formerly of Mishawaka, was killed and his wife, Barbara Deane Stafford, was injured critically in a two-car, head-on crash about 4:15 p.m. Monay. The accident occurred on Indiana 54, about a mile east of LInton, according to Indiana State Police in Bloomington. Police said Stafford was driving east on Indian 54 when a westbound behicle attempting to pass another vehicle collided with Stafford's car. Mrs. Stafford was listed in critical condition today in Terre Haute Union Hospital, where Mr. Stafford was pronounced dead on arrival. Mr. Stafford was employed by the State Highway Department. He had work ed at the Dodge Division of Reliance Electric for 30 eyars. He was born Feb. 11, 1924, in Mishawaka, and had lived in the area until 1975, when he moved to Linton. On May 21, 1974, in Linton, he married Barbara Deane Risher. Also surviving area daughter Connie Garrabrant of Osceola; two sons, Dennis of South Bend and Robert of Mishawaka; a step-daughter, Honey Lou Poole of Indianapolis; a stepson, Jack Perry of Linton; six grandchildren; four sisters, Louise Praklet of Mishawaka, Marie DeWitte of Edwardsburg, Nita Abraham of South Bend, and Wanda Hayden of Winter Garden, Fla; and two brothers, A.D. of Mishawaka, and Dr. John W. of Tampa, Fla. Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Anderson & Poidexter Memory Chapel, Linton, where friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery, Linton. OBITUARY, same source as above. Stafford--Services for Leo L. Stafford, 63, of LInton, Ind., former ly of Mishawaka, who was killed Monday in an auto accident east of Linton, will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Anderson & Poindexter Memory Chapel, Linton. Friends may call until 9 p.m. today at teh funeral home. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery, Linton. Among the survivors are three daughters, Renee Koontzand Angela K. Stafford-Tirotta, both of Mishawaka, and Cynthia Fenimore of South Bend; two sons, Leo Jr. and Timothy H.O., both of Mishawaka, and six grandchildren. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ ~~~South Bend Tribune~~~ Ex-resident of Mishawaka dies in crash Leo L. Stafford, 63, of Linton, Ind., formerly of Mishawaka, was killed and his wife, Barbara Deane Stafford, was injured criticaly in a two-car, head-on crash about 4:15 p.m. Monday. The accident occurred on Indiana 54, about a mile east of Linton, according to Indiana State Police in Bloomington. Police said Stafford was driving east on Indiana 54 when a westbound vehicle attempted to pass another vehicle collided with Stafford's car. Mrs. Stafford was listed in critical condition today in Terre Haute Union Hospital, where Mr. Stafford was pronounced dead on arrival. Mr. Stafford was employed by the State Highway Department. He had worked at Dodge Division of Reliance Electric for 30 years. He was born Feb. 11, 1924, in Mishawaka, and had lived in the area until 1875, when he moved to Linton. On May 21, 1974, in Linton, he married Barbara Deane Risher. Also surviving are a daughter, Connie Garrabrant of Osceola; two sons, Dennis of South Bend and Robert of Mishawaka; a step-daughter, Honey Lou Poole of Indianapolis; a step-son, Jack Perry of Linton; six grandchildren; four sisters, Loise Praklet of Mishawaka, Marie DeWitte of Edwardsburg, Nita Abraham of South Bend and Wanda Hayden of Winter Garden, Fla.; and two brothers, A.D. of Mishawaka and Dr. John W. of Tampa, Fla. Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Anderson & Pointdexter Memory Chapel, Linton, where friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery, Linton. ~~~South Bend Tribune~~~ Services for Leo. L Stafford, 63, of Linton, Ind., formerly of Mishawaka, who was killed Monday in an auto accident east of Linton, will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Anderson & Pointdexter Memory Chapel, Linton. Friends may call until 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Burial wil be in Fairview Cemetery, Linton. Among the survivors are three daughters, Renee Koontz and Angela K. Stafford-Tirotta, both of Mishawaka, and Cynthia Fenimore of South Bend; two sons, Leo Jr. and Timothy H. O., both of Mishawaka; and six grandchildren.	STAFFORD, Leonard Lorraine Sr. (I42479)
104148	OBITUARY, sent to me by Cindy Stafford Fenmiore, 02-2005 Mrs. Ida M. StaffordBurkett, 77, of 215 Helen St., died at 4:30 a.m. tod ay in St. Joseph Hospital, where she had been a patient for three week s. She had been in failing health for seven years. She was born in Sidne y, Indi., on July 22, 1895, and came to Mishawaka 50 years ago from the Wa rsaw, Ind., area. As Ida M. Cirlce she was married to Ora E. Staffo rd on Dec. 19, 1914. He died Aug. 9, 1965. She married Alva Burkett on F eb 18, 1968, in Mishawaka. He survives, in addition to three sons: John Stafford of Tampa, Florid a, Leo Stafford of Mishawaka, and A.D. Stafford of Elendive, Mont.; four d aughters: Mrs. Paul Praklet and Mrs. George Hayden of Mishawaka, Mrs. Rob ert Davis Jr. of South Bend, and Mrs Albert De Witt of Edwardsburg, a brot her, Harry Circle of Leesburg, Fla; 22 grandchildren adn 19 great-grandhci ldren. Friends may call from 7 to 9 pm.m today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. DEATH CERTIFICATE, copy sent to me by Cindy Stafford Fenimore, 02-2005	CIRCLE, Ida Mae (I36948)
104149	OBITUARY--STAFFORD Died, at his home northeast of Woodstock, on Wednesday, Nov 23, 1892, J.P. Stafford, in the 77th year of his age. Jacob P. Stafford was born in the state of New York, Otseka county, Jan 2, 1816. He was married Dec. 25, 1839 to Sarah A. Smith, who still survives him. During 53 years of married life Mr. and Mrs. Stafford have walked side by side and borne the burdens of life together. Besides the wife, four daughters mourn a father's loss, Mrs. R A. Johnson, of Seneca, Mrs. David Duffield, of Abingdon, Ill., Mrs. Ralph Bush, of McHenry, and Mrs. M.E. Hitchcock, of Woodstock. Mr. Stafford and wife and two daughters moved to Illinois in 1854 and settled in Seneca, near Franklinville where he lived until about seven years ago when he rented his farm and moved to Woodstock. He was among the earliest settlers of the county and until his health failed him was a hard-working and industrious farmer. Deceased was in usual health and was reading the following "poem" from the weekly Inter Ocean of Nov 17, when the messenger came: AS THE YEARS ROLL ON As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer cleave together As the years roll on. Though the union of this couple, has endured for fifty years, Through all life's strage vicissitudes, their trials, smiles and tears, though oft their sun was clouded o'ver, When hope seemed nearly gone, Yet they love each other better As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, they grow dearer to each other As the years roll on. O'er half a century ago John told the old, old story, So often said, yet always new, To beauty in her glory, and then she blushed and turned her head, Nor dared to say "I'm won," And their courting days continue As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer grow, and dearer, As the years roll on. Oh, glorious is the summer sun When sinking in the West, And glorious are declining years, Blessing and being blessed And glorious are the hopes of two whom love has made but one! While they near the better country As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, They get nearer to the Father As the years roll on. The funeral services were held from this late home last week Friday, the Rev. F.R.. McNamer officiating, and the remains were laid at rest in Oakland cemetery. Source: McHenry County Democrat, 12/3/1992, microfilm copy, obtained at Abraham Lincoln Library, Springfield, IL	STAFFORD, Jacob P. (Branch 048) (I55597)
104150	OBITUARY--STAFFORD Died, at his home northeast of Woodstock, on Wednesday, Nov 23, 1892, J.P. Stafford, in the 77th year of his age. Jacob P. Stafford was born in the state of New York, Otseka county, Jan 2, 1816. He was married Dec. 25, 1839 to Sarah A. Smith, who still survives him. During 53 years of married life Mr. and Mrs. Stafford have walked side by side and borne the burdens of life together. Besides the wife, four daughters mourn a father's loss, Mrs. R A. Johnson, of Seneca, Mrs. David Duffield, of Abingdon, Ill., Mrs. Ralph Bush, of McHenry, and Mrs. M.E. Hitchcock, of Woodstock. Mr. Stafford and wife and two daughters moved to Illinois in 1854 and settled in Seneca, near Franklinville where he lived until about seven years ago when he rented his farm and moved to Woodstock. He was among the earliest settlers of the county and until his health failed him was a hard-working and industrious farmer. Deceased was in usual health and was reading the following "poem" from the weekly Inter Ocean of Nov 17, when the messenger came: AS THE YEARS ROLL ON As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer cleave together As the years roll on. Though the union of this couple, has endured for fifty years, Through all life's strage vicissitudes, their trials, smiles and tears, though oft their sun was clouded o'ver, When hope seemed nearly gone, Yet they love each other better As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, they grow dearer to each other As the years roll on. O'er half a century ago John told the old, old story, So often said, yet always new, To beauty in her glory, and then she blushed and turned her head, Nor dared to say "I'm won," And their courting days continue As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, Oh, they closer grow, and dearer, As the years roll on. Oh, glorious is the summer sun When sinking in the West, And glorious are declining years, Blessing and being blessed And glorious are the hopes of two whom love has made but one! While they near the better country As the years roll on. As the years roll on, As the years roll on, They get nearer to the Father As the years roll on. The funeral services were held from this late home last week Friday, the Rev. F.R.. McNamer officiating, and the remains were laid at rest in Oakland cemetery. Source: McHenry County Democrat, 12/3/1992, microfilm copy, obtained at Abraham Lincoln Library, Springfield, IL	STAFFORD, Jacob P. (Branch 048) (I55597)

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