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116001 | The birthdate given for Samuel, the son of Nathan Perry. | PERRY, Samuel (I22760)
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116002 | The birthdate given for Samuel, the son of Nathan Perry. | PERRY, Samuel (I22760)
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116003 | The birthdate given for Samuel, the son of Nathan Perry. | PERRY, Samuel (I22760)
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116004 | The birthdate given for Samuel, the son of Nathan Perry. | PERRY, Samuel (I22760)
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116005 | The birthdate given for Samuel, the son of Nathan Perry. | PERRY, Samuel (I22760)
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116006 | The birthdate given for Samuel, the son of Nathan Perry. | PERRY, Samuel (I22760)
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116007 | The birthdate given for Samuel, the son of Nathan Perry. | PERRY, Samuel (I22760)
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116008 | The birthdate given for Samuel, the son of Nathan Perry. | PERRY, Samuel (I22760)
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116009 | The birthdate given for Samuel, the son of Nathan Perry. | PERRY, Samuel (I22760)
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116010 | The birthdate given for Samuel, the son of Nathan Perry. | PERRY, Samuel (I22760)
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116011 | The birthdate given for Samuel, the son of Nathan Perry. | PERRY, Samuel (I22760)
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116012 | The book, General Leroy Augustus Stafford has him as a potential grandson of Col. William Stafford 5th. | STAFFORD, James C. (I39281)
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116013 | THE BURLEY BULLETIN, Burley, Idaho Thursday, February 23, 1939 H. PRATT STAFFORD Dies on Wednesday H. Pratt Stafford, 50, died at 6 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 22, from a heart attack at his home in this city. He was born Sept. 20, 1888, in North Carolina, the son of Jos. and Sarah Critchfield Stafford. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Anna Fairchild Stafford, and the following sons and daughters: Echo Anderson, Noan( sic), Billy, Leon, Margaret, Parella and Shirley, all of this city, one sister, residing in North Carolina. | STAFFORD, Hamilton Pratt (I36386)
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116014 | THE BURLEY BULLETIN, Burley, Idaho Thursday, February 23, 1939 H. PRATT STAFFORD Dies on Wednesday H. Pratt Stafford, 50, died at 6 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 22, from a heart attack at his home in this city. He was born Sept. 20, 1888, in North Carolina, the son of Jos. and Sarah Critchfield Stafford. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Anna Fairchild Stafford, and the following sons and daughters: Echo Anderson, Noan( sic), Billy, Leon, Margaret, Parella and Shirley, all of this city, one sister, residing in North Carolina. | STAFFORD, Hamilton Pratt (I36386)
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116015 | THE BURLEY BULLETIN, Burley, Idaho Thursday, February 23, 1939 H. PRATT STAFFORD Dies on Wednesday H. Pratt Stafford, 50, died at 6 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 22, from a heart attack at his home in this city. He was born Sept. 20, 1888, in North Carolina, the son of Jos. and Sarah Critchfield Stafford. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Anna Fairchild Stafford, and the following sons and daughters: Echo Anderson, Noan( sic), Billy, Leon, Margaret, Parella and Shirley, all of this city, one sister, residing in North Carolina. | STAFFORD, Hamilton Pratt (I36386)
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116016 | The Cain Stafford Cemetery has no monuments, it is only believed that William & Delilah are buried here. It is located on Pumpkin Branch which I think is in Trousdale Co, TN | STAFFORD, Delilah Susan (I40950)
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116017 | The Cain Stafford Cemetery has no monuments, it is only believed that William & Delilah are buried here. It is located on Pumpkin Branch which I think is in Trousdale Co, TN | STAFFORD, Delilah Susan (I40950)
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116018 | The Cain Stafford Cemetery has no monuments, it is only believed that William & Delilah are buried here. It is located on Pumpkin Branch which I think is in Trousdale Co, TN | STAFFORD, Delilah Susan (I40950)
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116019 | The ceremony was performed by Jacob MAURER (book II,page 89).Flossie CAREY (Mrs.Samuel S.STAFFORD) was a daughter to Edwin Miller and Emma Nancy BATTERSHELL CAREY. | Family F15973
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116020 | The children attributed to Tamsy may have been Mary Chapman's children. | HARDIN, Tamsy (I12963)
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116021 | The children attributed to Tamsy may have been Mary Chapman's children. | HARDIN, Tamsy (I12963)
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116022 | The children attributed to Tamsy may have been Mary Chapman's children. | HARDIN, Tamsy (I12963)
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116023 | The children attributed to Tamsy may have been Mary Chapman's children. | HARDIN, Tamsy (I12963)
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116024 | The children attributed to Tamsy may have been Mary Chapman's children. | HARDIN, Tamsy (I12963)
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116025 | The children Ida, born 1866, and Marion, born 1870, though named Staffo rd inthe 1880 census must be Harriet's children from a previous marriag e; the 1870 has no sign of them in connection with Francis, and he did n ot marry Harriet Louisa Norris until 1873. | NORRIS, Harriet Louisa (I54640)
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116026 | The children listed are possible siblings. James Stafford's will of 1822 in Richland Co., Ohio mentions money that his brother Thomas owes him. George Moore and Nathan Stafford witness the will.. There is no mention of William. | STAFFORD (I47979)
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116027 | The children Ruth and Isaac came to Geauga, OH in 1818 with Roger and Elizabeth Butts Antisdale. They returned to Palmyra for schooling. | BUTTS, Abner (I111334)
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116028 | The children Ruth and Isaac came to Geauga, OH in 1818 with Roger and Elizabeth Butts Antisdale. They returned to Palmyra for schooling. | BUTTS, Abner (I111334)
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116029 | The children Ruth and Isaac came to Geauga, OH in 1818 with Roger and Elizabeth Butts Antisdale. They returned to Palmyra for schooling. | BUTTS, Abner (I111334)
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116030 | The children Ruth and Isaac came to Geauga, OH in 1818 with Roger and Elizabeth Butts Antisdale. They returned to Palmyra for schooling. | BUTTS, Abner (I111334)
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116031 | The children Ruth and Isaac came to Geauga, OH in 1818 with Roger and Elizabeth Butts Antisdale. They returned to Palmyra for schooling. | BUTTS, Abner (I111334)
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116032 | The children Ruth and Isaac came to Geauga, OH in 1818 with Roger and Elizabeth Butts Antisdale. They returned to Palmyra for schooling. | BUTTS, Abner (I111334)
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116033 | The children Ruth and Isaac came to Geauga, OH in 1818 with Roger and Elizabeth Butts Antisdale. They returned to Palmyra for schooling. | BUTTS, Abner (I111334)
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116034 | The children Ruth and Isaac came to Geauga, OH in 1818 with Roger and Elizabeth Butts Antisdale. They returned to Palmyra for schooling. | BUTTS, Abner (I111334)
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116035 | The children Ruth and Isaac came to Geauga, OH in 1818 with Roger and Elizabeth Butts Antisdale. They returned to Palmyra for schooling. | BUTTS, Abner (I111334)
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116036 | The children Ruth and Isaac came to Geauga, OH in 1818 with Roger and Elizabeth Butts Antisdale. They returned to Palmyra for schooling. | BUTTS, Abner (I111334)
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116037 | The children Ruth and Isaac came to Geauga, OH in 1818 with Roger and Elizabeth Butts Antisdale. They returned to Palmyra for schooling. | BUTTS, Abner (I111334)
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116038 | The children were born about 1900-1920. | STAFFORD, Hamuel Felix (I38321)
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116039 | The children were born about 1900-1920. | STAFFORD, Hamuel Felix (I38321)
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116040 | The children were born about 1900-1920. | STAFFORD, Hamuel Felix (I38321)
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116041 | The children were born about 1900-1920. | STAFFORD, Hamuel Felix (I38321)
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116042 | The children were born about 1900-1920. | STAFFORD, Hamuel Felix (I38321)
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116043 | The Crawfordsville Review Thursday, Jan. 5, 1911 pg. 6, col. 3 Mrs. Ollie Remley Stafford, wife of Charles O. Stafford, of this city, died at 3:30 o'clock Saturday morning at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Remley of East Jefferson street, from a complication of diseases with which she has been a sufferer for 10 years. Her illness, it is thought, was caused primarily by a fall which she sustained about 10 years ago and from the effects of which she never fully recovered. Mrs. Stafford was 36 years of age. She was born May 22, 1874, while her parents were living on their farm east Crawfordsville. She was married in 1896 to Mr. Stafford. Her husband and three children --- Ruth, aged 12 years; Ruby, aged 11 and Weldon, aged 8 ---survive. She is also survived by her parents, Daniel and Angie (Stout) Remley; one brother, Albert J. Remley, living south of the city, and one sister, Miss Ethel Remley, of this city. Although suffering with sickness for so many years, Mrs. Stafford bore her affliction with remarkable patience and Christian fortitude. Throughout the 10 years that she was ill, during a part of which time she was an invalid, she never complained. Her life was an inspiration to those who knew her. During the past week, when it became known the end was so near, she expressed sorrow because she would be called away from her family and her children, yet she said she would die happy. Mrs. Stafford was a member of the Presbyterian church for 24 years, joining when a little girl 12 years of age. For many months she made her home with her parents as she was unable to do household work. A year ago, she was taken to St.Petersburg, Fla., in the hope that the southern climate might prove beneficial, but the trip, it seemed, was in vain. Since May 8, Mrs. Stafford had been paralyzed in her lower limbs. | REMLEY, Olive Elizabeth (I43704)
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116044 | The Crawfordsville Review Thursday, Jan. 5, 1911 pg. 6, col. 3 Mrs. Ollie Remley Stafford, wife of Charles O. Stafford, of this city, died at 3:30 o'clock Saturday morning at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Remley of East Jefferson street, from a complication of diseases with which she has been a sufferer for 10 years. Her illness, it is thought, was caused primarily by a fall which she sustained about 10 years ago and from the effects of which she never fully recovered. Mrs. Stafford was 36 years of age. She was born May 22, 1874, while her parents were living on their farm east Crawfordsville. She was married in 1896 to Mr. Stafford. Her husband and three children --- Ruth, aged 12 years; Ruby, aged 11 and Weldon, aged 8 ---survive. She is also survived by her parents, Daniel and Angie (Stout) Remley; one brother, Albert J. Remley, living south of the city, and one sister, Miss Ethel Remley, of this city. Although suffering with sickness for so many years, Mrs. Stafford bore her affliction with remarkable patience and Christian fortitude. Throughout the 10 years that she was ill, during a part of which time she was an invalid, she never complained. Her life was an inspiration to those who knew her. During the past week, when it became known the end was so near, she expressed sorrow because she would be called away from her family and her children, yet she said she would die happy. Mrs. Stafford was a member of the Presbyterian church for 24 years, joining when a little girl 12 years of age. For many months she made her home with her parents as she was unable to do household work. A year ago, she was taken to St.Petersburg, Fla., in the hope that the southern climate might prove beneficial, but the trip, it seemed, was in vain. Since May 8, Mrs. Stafford had been paralyzed in her lower limbs. | REMLEY, Olive Elizabeth (I43704)
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116045 | The Crawfordsville Review Thursday, Jan. 5, 1911 pg. 6, col. 3 Mrs. Ollie Remley Stafford, wife of Charles O. Stafford, of this city, died at 3:30 o'clock Saturday morning at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Remley of East Jefferson street, from a complication of diseases with which she has been a sufferer for 10 years. Her illness, it is thought, was caused primarily by a fall which she sustained about 10 years ago and from the effects of which she never fully recovered. Mrs. Stafford was 36 years of age. She was born May 22, 1874, while her parents were living on their farm east Crawfordsville. She was married in 1896 to Mr. Stafford. Her husband and three children --- Ruth, aged 12 years; Ruby, aged 11 and Weldon, aged 8 ---survive. She is also survived by her parents, Daniel and Angie (Stout) Remley; one brother, Albert J. Remley, living south of the city, and one sister, Miss Ethel Remley, of this city. Although suffering with sickness for so many years, Mrs. Stafford bore her affliction with remarkable patience and Christian fortitude. Throughout the 10 years that she was ill, during a part of which time she was an invalid, she never complained. Her life was an inspiration to those who knew her. During the past week, when it became known the end was so near, she expressed sorrow because she would be called away from her family and her children, yet she said she would die happy. Mrs. Stafford was a member of the Presbyterian church for 24 years, joining when a little girl 12 years of age. For many months she made her home with her parents as she was unable to do household work. A year ago, she was taken to St.Petersburg, Fla., in the hope that the southern climate might prove beneficial, but the trip, it seemed, was in vain. Since May 8, Mrs. Stafford had been paralyzed in her lower limbs. | REMLEY, Olive Elizabeth (I43704)
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116046 | The Crawfordsville Review Thursday, Jan. 5, 1911 pg. 6, col. 3 Mrs. Ollie Remley Stafford, wife of Charles O. Stafford, of this city, died at 3:30 o'clock Saturday morning at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Remley of East Jefferson street, from a complication of diseases with which she has been a sufferer for 10 years. Her illness, it is thought, was caused primarily by a fall which she sustained about 10 years ago and from the effects of which she never fully recovered. Mrs. Stafford was 36 years of age. She was born May 22, 1874, while her parents were living on their farm east Crawfordsville. She was married in 1896 to Mr. Stafford. Her husband and three children --- Ruth, aged 12 years; Ruby, aged 11 and Weldon, aged 8 ---survive. She is also survived by her parents, Daniel and Angie (Stout) Remley; one brother, Albert J. Remley, living south of the city, and one sister, Miss Ethel Remley, of this city. Although suffering with sickness for so many years, Mrs. Stafford bore her affliction with remarkable patience and Christian fortitude. Throughout the 10 years that she was ill, during a part of which time she was an invalid, she never complained. Her life was an inspiration to those who knew her. During the past week, when it became known the end was so near, she expressed sorrow because she would be called away from her family and her children, yet she said she would die happy. Mrs. Stafford was a member of the Presbyterian church for 24 years, joining when a little girl 12 years of age. For many months she made her home with her parents as she was unable to do household work. A year ago, she was taken to St.Petersburg, Fla., in the hope that the southern climate might prove beneficial, but the trip, it seemed, was in vain. Since May 8, Mrs. Stafford had been paralyzed in her lower limbs. | REMLEY, Olive Elizabeth (I43704)
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116047 | The Crawfordsville Review Thursday, Jan. 5, 1911 pg. 6, col. 3 Mrs. Ollie Remley Stafford, wife of Charles O. Stafford, of this city, died at 3:30 o'clock Saturday morning at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Remley of East Jefferson street, from a complication of diseases with which she has been a sufferer for 10 years. Her illness, it is thought, was caused primarily by a fall which she sustained about 10 years ago and from the effects of which she never fully recovered. Mrs. Stafford was 36 years of age. She was born May 22, 1874, while her parents were living on their farm east Crawfordsville. She was married in 1896 to Mr. Stafford. Her husband and three children --- Ruth, aged 12 years; Ruby, aged 11 and Weldon, aged 8 ---survive. She is also survived by her parents, Daniel and Angie (Stout) Remley; one brother, Albert J. Remley, living south of the city, and one sister, Miss Ethel Remley, of this city. Although suffering with sickness for so many years, Mrs. Stafford bore her affliction with remarkable patience and Christian fortitude. Throughout the 10 years that she was ill, during a part of which time she was an invalid, she never complained. Her life was an inspiration to those who knew her. During the past week, when it became known the end was so near, she expressed sorrow because she would be called away from her family and her children, yet she said she would die happy. Mrs. Stafford was a member of the Presbyterian church for 24 years, joining when a little girl 12 years of age. For many months she made her home with her parents as she was unable to do household work. A year ago, she was taken to St.Petersburg, Fla., in the hope that the southern climate might prove beneficial, but the trip, it seemed, was in vain. Since May 8, Mrs. Stafford had been paralyzed in her lower limbs. | REMLEY, Olive Elizabeth (I43704)
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116048 | THE CREMATED REMAINS OF INTERRED HEREIN | STAFFORD, Harry C. (I128721)
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116049 | The date of birth is approximate and I believe was computed backwards by Justly Arnold Hill. He states that the information is 100% accurate. In some cases I have put "?" because I can not always read his writing on my print and it is possible that I read and transcribed some data incorrectly. | HILL, Robert (I11823)
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116050 | The daughter of Milton & Lanah Harris. She married James O. Morris 1894 in Vinita, Ok. She married Leroy Bosseck in 1948. She was a member of the LaFontaine Christian Church. Survivors include sons Tom, Homer H & Michael J. Morris, daughters Mrs Pearl E. Parsons & Mrs Bessie H. Haynes, foster daughter Mrs Christine Butler, brothers John & Sam Harris, half-brother Frank Totman, 18 grandchildren & 23 great grandchildren. | HARRIS, Laura B. (I115894)
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