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Matches 113,551 to 113,600 of 122,413

#	Notes	Linked to
113551	Stafford Lot.	STAFFORD, Almira (I22184)
113552	Stafford Lot.	STAFFORD, Almira (I22184)
113553	Stafford Lot.	ANDREWS, Ada Alice (I31948)
113554	Stafford Lot.	STAFFORD, Almira (I22184)
113555	Stafford Lot.	ANDREWS, Ada Alice (I31948)
113556	Stafford Lot.	STAFFORD, Almira (I22184)
113557	Stafford Lot.	ANDREWS, Ada Alice (I31948)
113558	Stafford Lot.	STAFFORD, Almira (I22184)
113559	Stafford Lot.	ANDREWS, Ada Alice (I31948)
113560	Stafford Lot.	STAFFORD, Almira (I22184)
113561	Stafford Lot.	ANDREWS, Ada Alice (I31948)
113562	Stafford Lot.	STAFFORD, Almira (I22184)
113563	Stafford Lot.	ANDREWS, Ada Alice (I31948)
113564	Stafford Lot.	STAFFORD, Almira (I22184)
113565	Stafford Lot.	ANDREWS, Ada Alice (I31948)
113566	Stafford Lot.	STAFFORD, Almira (I22184)
113567	Stafford Lot.	ANDREWS, Ada Alice (I31948)
113568	Stafford on Anslow - probable son of Baron Robert Stafford. Arms: A chevron gules charged with 3 besants of the first.	STAFFORD, Sir Robert of Anslow in Rolleston (I38224)
113569	Stafford papers (in Woodward-McGrady papers) call him Liss Jarret; Roberts, p. 256, probably correctly, since he also lists his children, calls him Ulysses S. Garred, and says he was commonly called "Lys." He was a prosperous farmer in Lawrence Co., KY.	GARRED, Ulysses S. "Liss" (I13279)
113570	Stafford papers (in Woodward-McGrady papers) call him Liss Jarret; Roberts, p. 256, probably correctly, since he also lists his children, calls him Ulysses S. Garred, and says he was commonly called "Lys." He was a prosperous farmer in Lawrence Co., KY.	GARRED, Ulysses S. "Liss" (I13279)
113571	Stafford papers (in Woodward-McGrady papers) call him Liss Jarret; Roberts, p. 256, probably correctly, since he also lists his children, calls him Ulysses S. Garred, and says he was commonly called "Lys." He was a prosperous farmer in Lawrence Co., KY.	GARRED, Ulysses S. "Liss" (I13279)
113572	Stafford papers (in Woodward-McGrady papers) call him Liss Jarret; Roberts, p. 256, probably correctly, since he also lists his children, calls him Ulysses S. Garred, and says he was commonly called "Lys." He was a prosperous farmer in Lawrence Co., KY.	GARRED, Ulysses S. "Liss" (I13279)
113573	Stafford papers (in Woodward-McGrady papers) call him Liss Jarret; Roberts, p. 256, probably correctly, since he also lists his children, calls him Ulysses S. Garred, and says he was commonly called "Lys." He was a prosperous farmer in Lawrence Co., KY.	GARRED, Ulysses S. "Liss" (I13279)
113574	Stafford Society Branch 006. Noted as the the son of John Stafford (1660) and Elizabeth Shropshire. Need proof that Thomas Stafford ever lived or had children.	STAFFORD, Thomas (Branch 006) (I16704)
113575	Stafford Society Branch 006. Noted as the the son of John Stafford (1660) and Elizabeth Shropshire. Need proof that Thomas Stafford ever lived or had children.	STAFFORD, Thomas (Branch 006) (I16704)
113576	Stafford Society Branch 006. Noted as the the son of John Stafford (1660) and Elizabeth Shropshire. Need proof that Thomas Stafford ever lived or had children.	STAFFORD, Thomas (Branch 006) (I16704)
113577	Stafford Society Branch 006. Noted as the the son of John Stafford (1660) and Elizabeth Shropshire. Need proof that Thomas Stafford ever lived or had children.	STAFFORD, Thomas (Branch 006) (I16704)
113578	Stafford Society Branch 006. Noted as the the son of John Stafford (1660) and Elizabeth Shropshire. Need proof that Thomas Stafford ever lived or had children.	STAFFORD, Thomas (Branch 006) (I16704)
113579	Stafford Society Branch 079. Samuel was mentioned in his Maternal Grandfather Josiah (Stover) Stafford's will. He also quit claimed property in Tiverton to his Uncle, David Stafford. On 30 Oct 1765, Nathan Simmons Jr. of Freetown, Mass. for 40 Spanish Milled Dollars, deeded David Stafford of Tiverton, RI, Yeoman, 3 acres 41 1/2 rods land (* which was the property of Sarah Stafford, mother of Samuel Stafford of the County of Pasolank (?) in the province of North Caroline, which said land I purchased of said Samuel Stafford who was party to the said premises by the last will and testement of Joisah Stafford of said Tiverton, deceased. At the death of Sarah Stafford, Grandmother to the said Samuel Stafford and said Sarah Stafford dying intestate and send unto the said Samuel, son and heir at Law unto the said Samuel Stafford, decease"). It being the 7th part of his land wereon he lived at his death in right of his said deceased mother, Sarah Stafford who was co-heir with Elizabeth, Bethiah, Bathsheba, Phebe, Hannah and Patience Stafford under will of Josiah Stafford deceased.. Signed by Nathan Simmons Jr. Acknowledged at Newport, RI October 30 1766 (?) Recorded at Newport, RI Oct. 31 1765, Restcome Sanford, Town Clerk ((L.E. 1:402)). On 19 June 1769, Samuel Stafford of Co. Pasquatank (?) North Caroline, ... we here unto moving, -- deeded David Stafford of Tiverton, RI, Yeoman, for L 40 in Spanish Milled Dollars, "Title, interest etc... I said Samel Stafford have by will of Hon. Grandfather Josiah Stafford ... In all land and housing set off to Hon. Grandmother Sarah Stafford, for her 2/3 rds of estate of Josiah Stafford." Deed signed by Samuel Stafford Acknowledged at North Caroline, Perqumans County (or county of Palquoland (?) 23 June 1769. Recorded at Tiverton, RI August 17, 1769. (( L.E. 1:142)) Louise Stafford Bates has another opinion as to Samuel's orgins. She believes that he is the son of William Stafford 4th. Thank you for your reply, Erin. Perhaps some day, I will find who the siblings of Samuel Stafford are. In the past, I have been contacted about the Stafford/Stover line and do see similiarities, but they are not ours. I am aware that some researchers have connected the two lines, but our documents and research show no connection to the Stover line. A professional genealogist in NC found church records for my Samuel and Josiah in Pasquotank that show them as residents in VA prior to moving to NC. The church records also show Josiah's wife, Sarah Ivey. This information ties in to the land and census records in NC. Josiah Stafford, son of Samuel, also participated in the Revolutionary War under Col. Shepherd of the North Carolina line. SAMUEL STAFFORD WILL Pasquatank County ) That I Samuel Stafford, being Sick and weak of body, but of sound and disposing Sense and Memory thanks be given to God therefore calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing it is apportioned for men once to die, do make and ordain these presents to contain my last will in manner and form as is hereafter mentioned- Imprimis- I give to my son Josiah Stafford, One ---- colt and hand gun and one large oval --- To him and his heirs - - - Item I give to my daughter Sarah Stafford one silver Sejanis chair and two silver spoons to her and her heirs. Item I give to my son Samuel Stafford one large Bible, One Ewe and Lamb and half dozen pewter plates to him and his heirs Item I give to my daughter Mary Stafford two silver Spoons and one case of bottles to her and her heirs. Item I give to my son Joseph Stafford one feather bed Furniture to him and his heirs. Item I give to wife the use of the above mentioned Legacies during her natural life Item I give to my wife all the residue and remaining part of my estate to her and her disposal Item I also nominate, constitute and appoint my wife Executrix And Robert Hosea and my son Josiah Stafford Executors Of this my last will and Testament, hereby revoking and Disallowing all other Wills before this time made by Me, ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my Last Will and testament in witness whereof I have --- --- set my hand and seal this 5th day of 1st month 1773 Signed, Sealed and delivered ) In presence of ) Samuel Stafford (seal) Test-Orpha (her mark) Brundy ) North Carolina Mary White ) Pasquatank County William Albertson ) June --- Court of Pleas and Grantis-Seprins 1774 Present his Majesties Justices The Last will and Testament of Samuel Stafford was exhibited by Naomi Stafford Executor ---- Named. found buy the solemn Affirmation of Mary White in due form of law at the same time the executrix qualified by taking the solemn Affirmation by law appointed, ordered to be recorded. Ordered JC Test Thomas Macknight C.C. Recorded this 29th day of July 1774 By T Macknight C.C. Transcribed June the 28th day ano 1875 By Miles Ammander	STAFFORD, Samuel I (Branch 079) (I26298)
113580	Stafford Society Branch 096.	STAFFORD, Tobias (I36052)
113581	Stafford Society Branches 75, 79, 81 & 92 have a common male ancestor. This Robert E. Lee Stafford of Branch 92 is probably Robert E. Stafford of Branch 75. More proof is needed.	STAFFORD, Robert E. Lee (I44762)
113582	Stafford, Admiral N., Veteran, age 18, Residence Germanville, Nativity Germany. Enlisted Jul 19, 1861. Mustered July 24, 1861. Wounded right thigh February 15, 1862 Fort Donelson, Tenn. Re-enlisted and re-mustered January 5, 1864. Promoted to 7th Corporal May 1, 1864, 3rd Corporal September 1, 1864, 4th Sergeant November 5, 1864. Mustered out July 12, 1865 Louisville, Ky., 7th Iowa Infantry, Co K.	STAFFORD, Admiral Nelson (I596)
113583	STAFFORD, Frank 1893-1945 RITES SUNDAY FOR CITY MAN Frank Stafford Victim Of Heart Attack WAS WELL KNOWN Frank Stafford, son of the late George and Molly Stafford, born November 29, 1893 died Friday, July 5, 1945, at his home in Paintsville following a heart attack. Born at Staffordsville he was well known throughout Johnson and Lawrence Counties. Mr. Stafford operated the first meat market established in Paintsville and later went into the restaurant business. At the time of his death he was employed at Robinson’s Restaurant. He had been a resident of Paintsville the last 26 years. He is survived by his wife Bertha Collins Stafford, three children, Pvt. Gladys S. Castle, Mrs. J. M. Cyrus, Prestonsburg, and Frank Stafford, Jr., city, one granddaughter, Joy M. Cyrus; one brother, Ballard of Mt. Sterling, four half-brothers, Sud, Proctor, Carl of Paintsville and W.M. Stafford of Cynthiana, O., three half sisters, Mrs. Ida Melvin Salyer, Mrs. Anna Ward and Mrs. Mae Phelphrey all of Paintsville. Funeral services were conducted at the residence by the undertaking department of the Paintsville Furniture Co., Sunday evening, July 8, the Reverend Geo. W. Townsend of Russell, Ky., the former pastor of the First Methodist Church here, officiating. Burial, made in the Melvin graveyard at Staffordsville, was delayed until Monday awaiting the arrival of Cpl. Gladys S. Castle who came from her station in California. Paintsville Herald Thursday 7-12-1945	STAFFORD, Frank (I81526)
113584	STAFFORD, Frank 1893-1945 RITES SUNDAY FOR CITY MAN Frank Stafford Victim Of Heart Attack WAS WELL KNOWN Frank Stafford, son of the late George and Molly Stafford, born November 29, 1893 died Friday, July 5, 1945, at his home in Paintsville following a heart attack. Born at Staffordsville he was well known throughout Johnson and Lawrence Counties. Mr. Stafford operated the first meat market established in Paintsville and later went into the restaurant business. At the time of his death he was employed at Robinson’s Restaurant. He had been a resident of Paintsville the last 26 years. He is survived by his wife Bertha Collins Stafford, three children, Pvt. Gladys S. Castle, Mrs. J. M. Cyrus, Prestonsburg, and Frank Stafford, Jr., city, one granddaughter, Joy M. Cyrus; one brother, Ballard of Mt. Sterling, four half-brothers, Sud, Proctor, Carl of Paintsville and W.M. Stafford of Cynthiana, O., three half sisters, Mrs. Ida Melvin Salyer, Mrs. Anna Ward and Mrs. Mae Phelphrey all of Paintsville. Funeral services were conducted at the residence by the undertaking department of the Paintsville Furniture Co., Sunday evening, July 8, the Reverend Geo. W. Townsend of Russell, Ky., the former pastor of the First Methodist Church here, officiating. Burial, made in the Melvin graveyard at Staffordsville, was delayed until Monday awaiting the arrival of Cpl. Gladys S. Castle who came from her station in California. Paintsville Herald Thursday 7-12-1945	STAFFORD, Frank (I81526)
113585	STAFFORD, Frank 1893-1945 RITES SUNDAY FOR CITY MAN Frank Stafford Victim Of Heart Attack WAS WELL KNOWN Frank Stafford, son of the late George and Molly Stafford, born November 29, 1893 died Friday, July 5, 1945, at his home in Paintsville following a heart attack. Born at Staffordsville he was well known throughout Johnson and Lawrence Counties. Mr. Stafford operated the first meat market established in Paintsville and later went into the restaurant business. At the time of his death he was employed at Robinson’s Restaurant. He had been a resident of Paintsville the last 26 years. He is survived by his wife Bertha Collins Stafford, three children, Pvt. Gladys S. Castle, Mrs. J. M. Cyrus, Prestonsburg, and Frank Stafford, Jr., city, one granddaughter, Joy M. Cyrus; one brother, Ballard of Mt. Sterling, four half-brothers, Sud, Proctor, Carl of Paintsville and W.M. Stafford of Cynthiana, O., three half sisters, Mrs. Ida Melvin Salyer, Mrs. Anna Ward and Mrs. Mae Phelphrey all of Paintsville. Funeral services were conducted at the residence by the undertaking department of the Paintsville Furniture Co., Sunday evening, July 8, the Reverend Geo. W. Townsend of Russell, Ky., the former pastor of the First Methodist Church here, officiating. Burial, made in the Melvin graveyard at Staffordsville, was delayed until Monday awaiting the arrival of Cpl. Gladys S. Castle who came from her station in California. Paintsville Herald Thursday 7-12-1945	STAFFORD, Frank (I81526)
113586	STAFFORD, Frank 1893-1945 RITES SUNDAY FOR CITY MAN Frank Stafford Victim Of Heart Attack WAS WELL KNOWN Frank Stafford, son of the late George and Molly Stafford, born November 29, 1893 died Friday, July 5, 1945, at his home in Paintsville following a heart attack. Born at Staffordsville he was well known throughout Johnson and Lawrence Counties. Mr. Stafford operated the first meat market established in Paintsville and later went into the restaurant business. At the time of his death he was employed at Robinson’s Restaurant. He had been a resident of Paintsville the last 26 years. He is survived by his wife Bertha Collins Stafford, three children, Pvt. Gladys S. Castle, Mrs. J. M. Cyrus, Prestonsburg, and Frank Stafford, Jr., city, one granddaughter, Joy M. Cyrus; one brother, Ballard of Mt. Sterling, four half-brothers, Sud, Proctor, Carl of Paintsville and W.M. Stafford of Cynthiana, O., three half sisters, Mrs. Ida Melvin Salyer, Mrs. Anna Ward and Mrs. Mae Phelphrey all of Paintsville. Funeral services were conducted at the residence by the undertaking department of the Paintsville Furniture Co., Sunday evening, July 8, the Reverend Geo. W. Townsend of Russell, Ky., the former pastor of the First Methodist Church here, officiating. Burial, made in the Melvin graveyard at Staffordsville, was delayed until Monday awaiting the arrival of Cpl. Gladys S. Castle who came from her station in California. Paintsville Herald Thursday 7-12-1945	STAFFORD, Frank (I81526)
113587	STAFFORD, Frank 1893-1945 RITES SUNDAY FOR CITY MAN Frank Stafford Victim Of Heart Attack WAS WELL KNOWN Frank Stafford, son of the late George and Molly Stafford, born November 29, 1893 died Friday, July 5, 1945, at his home in Paintsville following a heart attack. Born at Staffordsville he was well known throughout Johnson and Lawrence Counties. Mr. Stafford operated the first meat market established in Paintsville and later went into the restaurant business. At the time of his death he was employed at Robinson’s Restaurant. He had been a resident of Paintsville the last 26 years. He is survived by his wife Bertha Collins Stafford, three children, Pvt. Gladys S. Castle, Mrs. J. M. Cyrus, Prestonsburg, and Frank Stafford, Jr., city, one granddaughter, Joy M. Cyrus; one brother, Ballard of Mt. Sterling, four half-brothers, Sud, Proctor, Carl of Paintsville and W.M. Stafford of Cynthiana, O., three half sisters, Mrs. Ida Melvin Salyer, Mrs. Anna Ward and Mrs. Mae Phelphrey all of Paintsville. Funeral services were conducted at the residence by the undertaking department of the Paintsville Furniture Co., Sunday evening, July 8, the Reverend Geo. W. Townsend of Russell, Ky., the former pastor of the First Methodist Church here, officiating. Burial, made in the Melvin graveyard at Staffordsville, was delayed until Monday awaiting the arrival of Cpl. Gladys S. Castle who came from her station in California. Paintsville Herald Thursday 7-12-1945	STAFFORD, Frank (I81526)
113588	STAFFORD, Frederick Dial. 101 Park Av.; res. 854 West 181st St, New York, N. Y. Civil Engr; b. Keokuk, Iowa, Sept. 16, 1885; s. Frederick McKee and Alice (Montgomery) Stafford; grad. Va. Mil. Tnst. Concrete inspr, 1000-07; instrumentman on constrn work, 1008; asst to res. engr, 1000-10, res. engr, 1011-14, Hales Bar Lock ,v Dam; constrn engr, Chattanooga & Tenn. River Power Co., 1014-17: res. engr, Lockwood, Greene & Co., New York, N. Y., since 1019. Capt. 105th Engrs, ten months' service in France, five of which was at the front with 30th Div., in three maj. engagements. Asso. mem. Am. Soc. C.E. Recreation: Golf. Clubs: Mountain City, Chattanooga Golf & Country, Chattanooga Cotillon. Democrat. Presbyterian. Who's who in engineering, Volume 1 edited by John William Leonard, Winfield Scott Downs, M. M. Lewis Proceedings of the American Society of Civil Engineers â€“ Roll of Honor Military Service Stafford, Frederick Dial entered service Sept 3, 1917; Capt Engineers, NA to Sept 27, 1917; Overseas service May 26, 1918-March 1, 1919; Discharged Sept 4 1919; Company Commander, 105th Engineers; Engr. Purchasing office, Paris; Office Chf of Engineers, Wash DC; Four Stars.	STAFFORD, Frederick Dial (I87295)
113589	Stafford, Gideon P, age 28, Residence West Union, Nativity New York, Appointed 1st Lieutenant June 4, 1862. Mustered August 6, 1862. Promoted to Captain January 9, 1863. Died of disease June 5, 1863. 18th Iowa Infantry, Co H.	STAFFORD, Gideon P. (I25391)
113590	Stafford, Gideon P, age 28, Residence West Union, Nativity New York, Appointed 1st Lieutenant June 4, 1862. Mustered August 6, 1862. Promoted to Captain January 9, 1863. Died of disease June 5, 1863. 18th Iowa Infantry, Co H.	STAFFORD, Gideon P. (I25391)
113591	Stafford, Gideon P, age 28, Residence West Union, Nativity New York, Appointed 1st Lieutenant June 4, 1862. Mustered August 6, 1862. Promoted to Captain January 9, 1863. Died of disease June 5, 1863. 18th Iowa Infantry, Co H.	STAFFORD, Gideon P. (I25391)
113592	Stafford, Gideon P, age 28, Residence West Union, Nativity New York, Appointed 1st Lieutenant June 4, 1862. Mustered August 6, 1862. Promoted to Captain January 9, 1863. Died of disease June 5, 1863. 18th Iowa Infantry, Co H.	STAFFORD, Gideon P. (I25391)
113593	Stafford, Gideon P, age 28, Residence West Union, Nativity New York, Appointed 1st Lieutenant June 4, 1862. Mustered August 6, 1862. Promoted to Captain January 9, 1863. Died of disease June 5, 1863. 18th Iowa Infantry, Co H.	STAFFORD, Gideon P. (I25391)
113594	Stafford, Gideon P, age 28, Residence West Union, Nativity New York, Appointed 1st Lieutenant June 4, 1862. Mustered August 6, 1862. Promoted to Captain January 9, 1863. Died of disease June 5, 1863. 18th Iowa Infantry, Co H.	STAFFORD, Gideon P. (I25391)
113595	Stafford, Gideon P, age 28, Residence West Union, Nativity New York, Appointed 1st Lieutenant June 4, 1862. Mustered August 6, 1862. Promoted to Captain January 9, 1863. Died of disease June 5, 1863. 18th Iowa Infantry, Co H.	STAFFORD, Gideon P. (I25391)
113596	Stafford, Gideon P, age 28, Residence West Union, Nativity New York, Appointed 1st Lieutenant June 4, 1862. Mustered August 6, 1862. Promoted to Captain January 9, 1863. Died of disease June 5, 1863. 18th Iowa Infantry, Co H.	STAFFORD, Gideon P. (I25391)
113597	Stafford, Gideon P, age 28, Residence West Union, Nativity New York, Appointed 1st Lieutenant June 4, 1862. Mustered August 6, 1862. Promoted to Captain January 9, 1863. Died of disease June 5, 1863. 18th Iowa Infantry, Co H.	STAFFORD, Gideon P. (I25391)
113598	Stafford, Gideon P, age 28, Residence West Union, Nativity New York, Appointed 1st Lieutenant June 4, 1862. Mustered August 6, 1862. Promoted to Captain January 9, 1863. Died of disease June 5, 1863. 18th Iowa Infantry, Co H.	STAFFORD, Gideon P. (I25391)
113599	Stafford, Gideon P, age 28, Residence West Union, Nativity New York, Appointed 1st Lieutenant June 4, 1862. Mustered August 6, 1862. Promoted to Captain January 9, 1863. Died of disease June 5, 1863. 18th Iowa Infantry, Co H.	STAFFORD, Gideon P. (I25391)
113600	Stafford, Harvey, age 18, Residence West Union, Nativity Ohio. Enlisted July 7, 1862. Mustered August 6, 1862. Died of disease October 21, 1862 Sedalia, MO. Buried Nation Cemetery, Jefferson City, MO. Section 6, grave 1. 18th Iowa Infantry, Co H.	STAFFORD, Harvey (I25345)

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