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Matches 106,401 to 106,450 of 122,413

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106401	Parents: George Dempster (1851 - 1923) Alice Amelia Kingsley Dempster (1852 - 1907)	DEMPSTER, Mary Kingsley (I65433)
106402	Parents: George Dempster (1851 - 1923) Alice Amelia Kingsley Dempster (1852 - 1907)	DEMPSTER, Mary Kingsley (I65433)
106403	Parents: George Dempster (1851 - 1923) Alice Amelia Kingsley Dempster (1852 - 1907)	DEMPSTER, Mary Kingsley (I65433)
106404	Parents: James Maxwell Ulm (1873 - 1959) Chloe Vern Ward Ulm (1877 - 1967)	ULM, Mary Gladys (I81294)
106405	Parents: James Maxwell Ulm (1873 - 1959) Chloe Vern Ward Ulm (1877 - 1967)	ULM, Mary Gladys (I81294)
106406	Parents: James Maxwell Ulm (1873 - 1959) Chloe Vern Ward Ulm (1877 - 1967)	ULM, Mary Gladys (I81294)
106407	Parents: John D. Perry (1811 - 1885) Sallie Maria Finch Perry (1814 - 1889	PERRY, Sarah M. (I36391)
106408	Parents: John Lewis Thompson (1856 - 1928) Harriett Freelove Cooley Thompson (1858 - 1935)	THOMPSON, Mahala Ann (I102310)
106409	Parents: John Slaughter (1795 - 1865) Sarah Slaughter (1790 - 1851)	SLAUGHTER, Esther Ann (I63900)
106410	Parents: John Thomas Haney (1890 - 1969) Bessie Jeanette Steward Haney (1900 - 1981	HANEY, James Willard (I123497)
106411	Parents: John Thomas Haney (1890 - 1969) Bessie Jeanette Steward Haney (1900 - 1981	HANEY, James Willard (I123497)
106412	Parents: John Thomas Haney (1890 - 1969) Bessie Jeanette Steward Haney (1900 - 1981	HANEY, James Willard (I123497)
106413	Parents: John Thomas Haney (1890 - 1969) Bessie Jeanette Steward Haney (1900 - 1981	HANEY, James Willard (I123497)
106414	Parents: John Thomas Haney (1890 - 1969) Bessie Jeanette Steward Haney (1900 - 1981	HANEY, James Willard (I123497)
106415	Parents: John Thomas Haney (1890 - 1969) Bessie Jeanette Steward Haney (1900 - 1981	HANEY, James Willard (I123497)
106416	Parents: Mason Haynesworth Peebles (1899 - 1961) Alice Jeanette Newman Peebles (1897 - 1998	PEEBLES, Thomas Arthur (I125614)
106417	Parents: Randolph D. Ramsey (1871 - 1935) Sophia Elizabeth Loftis Ramsey (1874 - 1944	RAMSEY, Alexander Z. (I120240)
106418	Parents: Randolph D. Ramsey (1871 - 1935) Sophia Elizabeth Loftis Ramsey (1874 - 1944	RAMSEY, Alexander Z. (I120240)
106419	Parents: Randolph D. Ramsey (1871 - 1935) Sophia Elizabeth Loftis Ramsey (1874 - 1944	RAMSEY, Alexander Z. (I120240)
106420	Parents: Randolph D. Ramsey (1871 - 1935) Sophia Elizabeth Loftis Ramsey (1874 - 1944	RAMSEY, Alexander Z. (I120240)
106421	Parents: Randolph D. Ramsey (1871 - 1935) Sophia Elizabeth Loftis Ramsey (1874 - 1944	RAMSEY, Alexander Z. (I120240)
106422	Parents: Randolph D. Ramsey (1871 - 1935) Sophia Elizabeth Loftis Ramsey (1874 - 1944	RAMSEY, Alexander Z. (I120240)
106423	Parents: Thomas Jefferson Hensley (1829 - 1907) Elizabeth Ann Butcher Hensley (1837 - 1911)	HENSLEY, Mary Elizabeth (I125790)
106424	Parents: Thomas Jefferson Hensley (1829 - 1907) Elizabeth Ann Butcher Hensley (1837 - 1911)	HENSLEY, Mary Elizabeth (I125790)
106425	Parents: Thomas Jefferson Hensley (1829 - 1907) Elizabeth Ann Butcher Hensley (1837 - 1911)	HENSLEY, Mary Elizabeth (I125790)
106426	Parents: Thomas Jefferson Hensley (1829 - 1907) Elizabeth Ann Butcher Hensley (1837 - 1911)	HENSLEY, Mary Elizabeth (I125790)
106427	Parents: Thomas Jefferson Hensley (1829 - 1907) Elizabeth Ann Butcher Hensley (1837 - 1911)	HENSLEY, Mary Elizabeth (I125790)
106428	Parents: William A. Lees (1882 - 1963) Effie Roberts Lees (1881 - 1977)	LEES, Lowell (I123047)
106429	parents: Fernando D. Byers & Sarah Cordelia Davis World War I Draft Registration, Jackson Co., TN, 6/5/17 Benton McMillin Byers, age 27, born Jan. 23, 1890 wife & 3 children Height: Medium, Build: Slender, Eyes: Blue, Hair: Dark California Death Index Name: Benton M Byers Sex: MALE Birth Date: 23 Jan 1890 Birthplace: Tennessee Death Date: 17 Feb 1942 Death Place: Los Angeles Mother's Maiden Name: Davis Father's Surname: Byers Burial: Westminster Memorial Park, Westminster, Orange Co., Calif.	BYERS, Benton MacMillan (I122077)
106430	parents: Fernando D. Byers & Sarah Cordelia Davis World War I Draft Registration, Jackson Co., TN, 6/5/17 Benton McMillin Byers, age 27, born Jan. 23, 1890 wife & 3 children Height: Medium, Build: Slender, Eyes: Blue, Hair: Dark California Death Index Name: Benton M Byers Sex: MALE Birth Date: 23 Jan 1890 Birthplace: Tennessee Death Date: 17 Feb 1942 Death Place: Los Angeles Mother's Maiden Name: Davis Father's Surname: Byers Burial: Westminster Memorial Park, Westminster, Orange Co., Calif.	BYERS, Benton MacMillan (I122077)
106431	parents: Fernando D. Byers & Sarah Cordelia Davis World War I Draft Registration, Jackson Co., TN, 6/5/17 Benton McMillin Byers, age 27, born Jan. 23, 1890 wife & 3 children Height: Medium, Build: Slender, Eyes: Blue, Hair: Dark California Death Index Name: Benton M Byers Sex: MALE Birth Date: 23 Jan 1890 Birthplace: Tennessee Death Date: 17 Feb 1942 Death Place: Los Angeles Mother's Maiden Name: Davis Father's Surname: Byers Burial: Westminster Memorial Park, Westminster, Orange Co., Calif.	BYERS, Benton MacMillan (I122077)
106432	parents: Fernando D. Byers & Sarah Cordelia Davis World War I Draft Registration, Jackson Co., TN, 6/5/17 Benton McMillin Byers, age 27, born Jan. 23, 1890 wife & 3 children Height: Medium, Build: Slender, Eyes: Blue, Hair: Dark California Death Index Name: Benton M Byers Sex: MALE Birth Date: 23 Jan 1890 Birthplace: Tennessee Death Date: 17 Feb 1942 Death Place: Los Angeles Mother's Maiden Name: Davis Father's Surname: Byers Burial: Westminster Memorial Park, Westminster, Orange Co., Calif.	BYERS, Benton MacMillan (I122077)
106433	parents: Fernando D. Byers & Sarah Cordelia Davis World War I Draft Registration, Jackson Co., TN, 6/5/17 Benton McMillin Byers, age 27, born Jan. 23, 1890 wife & 3 children Height: Medium, Build: Slender, Eyes: Blue, Hair: Dark California Death Index Name: Benton M Byers Sex: MALE Birth Date: 23 Jan 1890 Birthplace: Tennessee Death Date: 17 Feb 1942 Death Place: Los Angeles Mother's Maiden Name: Davis Father's Surname: Byers Burial: Westminster Memorial Park, Westminster, Orange Co., Calif.	BYERS, Benton MacMillan (I122077)
106434	parents: Fernando D. Byers & Sarah Cordelia Davis World War I Draft Registration, Jackson Co., TN, 6/5/17 Benton McMillin Byers, age 27, born Jan. 23, 1890 wife & 3 children Height: Medium, Build: Slender, Eyes: Blue, Hair: Dark California Death Index Name: Benton M Byers Sex: MALE Birth Date: 23 Jan 1890 Birthplace: Tennessee Death Date: 17 Feb 1942 Death Place: Los Angeles Mother's Maiden Name: Davis Father's Surname: Byers Burial: Westminster Memorial Park, Westminster, Orange Co., Calif.	BYERS, Benton MacMillan (I122077)
106435	Parents: Prent & Zaida Kale Crow Husband: Harley Stafford Died May 18, 1978 Married: July 5, 1930	CROW, Lolita C. (I126106)
106436	Paris M. Ellison served in the Mexican War, 1846-1848, after which time he returned home to Muray, KY to enter politics. He served as Calloway County Court Clerk from November of 1849 to 1851, Calloway County Judge, and twice Calloway County Circuit Court Clerk. In the early part of 1863, he was driven out of the county clerk's office at the point of a bayonet by a squad of Yankees that had traveled from Paducah to Murray. At the same time they also drove his brother Robert Lewis Ellison out of his position as Circuit Court Clerk and took both of them back to Paducah where they were imprisoned because they would not take an oath of alligiance to the Union. Later on in 1863 these same Yankees returned to Murray to burn the east and north side of the court square. In 1864 they robbed Paris M. Ellison of his "money, horses, and bacon." Paris M. Ellison, his wife, Mildred Rebecca Churchill, madetheir home in Murray until their death in 1904. When he passed away in January of 1904, she wrote her will on March 12, 1904, knowing well that her time was not long on this earth. She died just four months later in 1904 and her will was probated in Calloway Coiunty Court on July 25, 1904.	ELLISON, Paris M. (I10582)
106437	Paris M. Ellison served in the Mexican War, 1846-1848, after which time he returned home to Muray, KY to enter politics. He served as Calloway County Court Clerk from November of 1849 to 1851, Calloway County Judge, and twice Calloway County Circuit Court Clerk. In the early part of 1863, he was driven out of the county clerk's office at the point of a bayonet by a squad of Yankees that had traveled from Paducah to Murray. At the same time they also drove his brother Robert Lewis Ellison out of his position as Circuit Court Clerk and took both of them back to Paducah where they were imprisoned because they would not take an oath of alligiance to the Union. Later on in 1863 these same Yankees returned to Murray to burn the east and north side of the court square. In 1864 they robbed Paris M. Ellison of his "money, horses, and bacon." Paris M. Ellison, his wife, Mildred Rebecca Churchill, madetheir home in Murray until their death in 1904. When he passed away in January of 1904, she wrote her will on March 12, 1904, knowing well that her time was not long on this earth. She died just four months later in 1904 and her will was probated in Calloway Coiunty Court on July 25, 1904.	ELLISON, Paris M. (I10582)
106438	Paris M. Ellison served in the Mexican War, 1846-1848, after which time he returned home to Muray, KY to enter politics. He served as Calloway County Court Clerk from November of 1849 to 1851, Calloway County Judge, and twice Calloway County Circuit Court Clerk. In the early part of 1863, he was driven out of the county clerk's office at the point of a bayonet by a squad of Yankees that had traveled from Paducah to Murray. At the same time they also drove his brother Robert Lewis Ellison out of his position as Circuit Court Clerk and took both of them back to Paducah where they were imprisoned because they would not take an oath of alligiance to the Union. Later on in 1863 these same Yankees returned to Murray to burn the east and north side of the court square. In 1864 they robbed Paris M. Ellison of his "money, horses, and bacon." Paris M. Ellison, his wife, Mildred Rebecca Churchill, madetheir home in Murray until their death in 1904. When he passed away in January of 1904, she wrote her will on March 12, 1904, knowing well that her time was not long on this earth. She died just four months later in 1904 and her will was probated in Calloway Coiunty Court on July 25, 1904.	ELLISON, Paris M. (I10582)
106439	Paris M. Ellison served in the Mexican War, 1846-1848, after which time he returned home to Muray, KY to enter politics. He served as Calloway County Court Clerk from November of 1849 to 1851, Calloway County Judge, and twice Calloway County Circuit Court Clerk. In the early part of 1863, he was driven out of the county clerk's office at the point of a bayonet by a squad of Yankees that had traveled from Paducah to Murray. At the same time they also drove his brother Robert Lewis Ellison out of his position as Circuit Court Clerk and took both of them back to Paducah where they were imprisoned because they would not take an oath of alligiance to the Union. Later on in 1863 these same Yankees returned to Murray to burn the east and north side of the court square. In 1864 they robbed Paris M. Ellison of his "money, horses, and bacon." Paris M. Ellison, his wife, Mildred Rebecca Churchill, madetheir home in Murray until their death in 1904. When he passed away in January of 1904, she wrote her will on March 12, 1904, knowing well that her time was not long on this earth. She died just four months later in 1904 and her will was probated in Calloway Coiunty Court on July 25, 1904.	ELLISON, Paris M. (I10582)
106440	Paris M. Ellison served in the Mexican War, 1846-1848, after which time he returned home to Muray, KY to enter politics. He served as Calloway County Court Clerk from November of 1849 to 1851, Calloway County Judge, and twice Calloway County Circuit Court Clerk. In the early part of 1863, he was driven out of the county clerk's office at the point of a bayonet by a squad of Yankees that had traveled from Paducah to Murray. At the same time they also drove his brother Robert Lewis Ellison out of his position as Circuit Court Clerk and took both of them back to Paducah where they were imprisoned because they would not take an oath of alligiance to the Union. Later on in 1863 these same Yankees returned to Murray to burn the east and north side of the court square. In 1864 they robbed Paris M. Ellison of his "money, horses, and bacon." Paris M. Ellison, his wife, Mildred Rebecca Churchill, madetheir home in Murray until their death in 1904. When he passed away in January of 1904, she wrote her will on March 12, 1904, knowing well that her time was not long on this earth. She died just four months later in 1904 and her will was probated in Calloway Coiunty Court on July 25, 1904.	ELLISON, Paris M. (I10582)
106441	Parke Co., Indiana Marriage Record Harriett Stafford to John Pierce, 25 May 1851	PIERCE, John (I122554)
106442	Parke Co., Indiana Marriage Record Harriett Stafford to John Pierce, 25 May 1851	PIERCE, John (I122554)
106443	Parke Co., Indiana Marriage Record Harriett Stafford to John Pierce, 25 May 1851	PIERCE, John (I122554)
106444	Parke Co., Indiana Marriage Record Harriett Stafford to John Pierce, 25 May 1851	PIERCE, John (I122554)
106445	Parke Co., Indiana Marriage Record Harriett Stafford to John Pierce, 25 May 1851	PIERCE, John (I122554)
106446	Parke Co., Indiana Marriage Record Harriett Stafford to John Pierce, 25 May 1851	PIERCE, John (I122554)
106447	Partly through the fortune of his wife, grand daughter of Governor Thomas Pence, Ezra owned large tracts of land in Plymouth Colony. He swore the "Oath of Fedelity" in 1678. His will left his wife, Rebecca, the use and improvement of all real and personal estate. Son, Ebenezer received all upland, meadow, and swampy meadow in Rochester, and Ezra, the eldest, got 'all the land before my dwelling".	PERRY, Ezra (I24395)
106448	Partly through the fortune of his wife, grand daughter of Governor Thomas Pence, Ezra owned large tracts of land in Plymouth Colony. He swore the "Oath of Fedelity" in 1678. His will left his wife, Rebecca, the use and improvement of all real and personal estate. Son, Ebenezer received all upland, meadow, and swampy meadow in Rochester, and Ezra, the eldest, got 'all the land before my dwelling".	PERRY, Ezra (I24395)
106449	Partly through the fortune of his wife, grand daughter of Governor Thomas Pence, Ezra owned large tracts of land in Plymouth Colony. He swore the "Oath of Fedelity" in 1678. His will left his wife, Rebecca, the use and improvement of all real and personal estate. Son, Ebenezer received all upland, meadow, and swampy meadow in Rochester, and Ezra, the eldest, got 'all the land before my dwelling".	PERRY, Ezra (I24395)
106450	Partly through the fortune of his wife, grand daughter of Governor Thomas Pence, Ezra owned large tracts of land in Plymouth Colony. He swore the "Oath of Fedelity" in 1678. His will left his wife, Rebecca, the use and improvement of all real and personal estate. Son, Ebenezer received all upland, meadow, and swampy meadow in Rochester, and Ezra, the eldest, got 'all the land before my dwelling".	PERRY, Ezra (I24395)

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