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Matches 116,201 to 116,250 of 122,413

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116201	The family moved to Plattsburg after his death.	GARRET, Samuel (I19547)
116202	The family moved to Plattsburg after his death.	GARRET, Samuel (I19547)
116203	The family moved to Plattsburg after his death.	GARRET, Samuel (I19547)
116204	The family moved to Plattsburg after his death.	GARRET, Samuel (I19547)
116205	The family was living in Gilbert, Logan Co, in 1870 census (p. 548), in Oceana, Wyoming County, WV in 1880 census, and in Gilbert, WV in 1900 census. James: James "Bullneck" Hatfield was a first cousin to "Devil" Anse Hatfield, the leader of the Hatfield clan during the Hatfield & McCoy feud - their fathers were brothers.	HATFIELD, James P. (I37345)
116206	The family was living in Gilbert, Logan Co, in 1870 census (p. 548), in Oceana, Wyoming County, WV in 1880 census, and in Gilbert, WV in 1900 census. James: James "Bullneck" Hatfield was a first cousin to "Devil" Anse Hatfield, the leader of the Hatfield clan during the Hatfield & McCoy feud - their fathers were brothers.	HATFIELD, James P. (I37345)
116207	The family was living in Gilbert, Logan Co, in 1870 census (p. 548), in Oceana, Wyoming County, WV in 1880 census, and in Gilbert, WV in 1900 census. James: James "Bullneck" Hatfield was a first cousin to "Devil" Anse Hatfield, the leader of the Hatfield clan during the Hatfield & McCoy feud - their fathers were brothers.	HATFIELD, James P. (I37345)
116208	The family was living in Gilbert, Logan Co, in 1870 census (p. 548), in Oceana, Wyoming County, WV in 1880 census, and in Gilbert, WV in 1900 census. James: James "Bullneck" Hatfield was a first cousin to "Devil" Anse Hatfield, the leader of the Hatfield clan during the Hatfield & McCoy feud - their fathers were brothers.	HATFIELD, James P. (I37345)
116209	The family was living in Gilbert, Logan Co, in 1870 census (p. 548), in Oceana, Wyoming County, WV in 1880 census, and in Gilbert, WV in 1900 census. James: James "Bullneck" Hatfield was a first cousin to "Devil" Anse Hatfield, the leader of the Hatfield clan during the Hatfield & McCoy feud - their fathers were brothers.	HATFIELD, James P. (I37345)
116210	The Fayette Co. 1860 census, page 419B, Entry 175/175 (Some of the ages have been written over.) B. R. Stafford 53 M Farmer NC Julia A. " 31 F " R. " 30 M NC W. H. " 31 M " R. G. " 25 M " C. A. " 22 M Tenn. B. J. " 20 F " J. B. " 18 F " J. G. " 13 M " M. F. " 12 M " Elvira " 9 F " B. F. " 7 F " Susan " 2 F " H. J. " 2/12 M " Nancy " 23 F "	STAFFORD, Byrd Reed (I32735)
116211	The Fayette Co. 1860 census, page 419B, Entry 175/175 (Some of the ages have been written over.) B. R. Stafford 53 M Farmer NC Julia A. " 31 F " R. " 30 M NC W. H. " 31 M " R. G. " 25 M " C. A. " 22 M Tenn. B. J. " 20 F " J. B. " 18 F " J. G. " 13 M " M. F. " 12 M " Elvira " 9 F " B. F. " 7 F " Susan " 2 F " H. J. " 2/12 M " Nancy " 23 F "	STAFFORD, Byrd Reed (I32735)
116212	The Fayette Co. 1860 census, page 419B, Entry 175/175 (Some of the ages have been written over.) B. R. Stafford 53 M Farmer NC Julia A. " 31 F " R. " 30 M NC W. H. " 31 M " R. G. " 25 M " C. A. " 22 M Tenn. B. J. " 20 F " J. B. " 18 F " J. G. " 13 M " M. F. " 12 M " Elvira " 9 F " B. F. " 7 F " Susan " 2 F " H. J. " 2/12 M " Nancy " 23 F "	STAFFORD, Byrd Reed (I32735)
116213	The Fayette Co. 1860 census, page 419B, Entry 175/175 (Some of the ages have been written over.) B. R. Stafford 53 M Farmer NC Julia A. " 31 F " R. " 30 M NC W. H. " 31 M " R. G. " 25 M " C. A. " 22 M Tenn. B. J. " 20 F " J. B. " 18 F " J. G. " 13 M " M. F. " 12 M " Elvira " 9 F " B. F. " 7 F " Susan " 2 F " H. J. " 2/12 M " Nancy " 23 F "	STAFFORD, Byrd Reed (I32735)
116214	The Fayette Co. 1860 census, page 419B, Entry 175/175 (Some of the ages have been written over.) B. R. Stafford 53 M Farmer NC Julia A. " 31 F " R. " 30 M NC W. H. " 31 M " R. G. " 25 M " C. A. " 22 M Tenn. B. J. " 20 F " J. B. " 18 F " J. G. " 13 M " M. F. " 12 M " Elvira " 9 F " B. F. " 7 F " Susan " 2 F " H. J. " 2/12 M " Nancy " 23 F "	STAFFORD, Byrd Reed (I32735)
116215	The Fayette Co. 1860 census, page 419B, Entry 175/175 (Some of the ages have been written over.) B. R. Stafford 53 M Farmer NC Julia A. " 31 F " R. " 30 M NC W. H. " 31 M " R. G. " 25 M " C. A. " 22 M Tenn. B. J. " 20 F " J. B. " 18 F " J. G. " 13 M " M. F. " 12 M " Elvira " 9 F " B. F. " 7 F " Susan " 2 F " H. J. " 2/12 M " Nancy " 23 F "	STAFFORD, Byrd Reed (I32735)
116216	The first person by the name of Durfee in America, of whom any record can be found, was Thomas Durfee, who came to Portsmouth in the colony of Rhode Island previous to the year 1664, and by traditional information we are led to believe in the year 1660.	DURFEE, Thomas (I26814)
116217	The first person by the name of Durfee in America, of whom any record can be found, was Thomas Durfee, who came to Portsmouth in the colony of Rhode Island previous to the year 1664, and by traditional information we are led to believe in the year 1660.	DURFEE, Thomas (I26814)
116218	The first person by the name of Durfee in America, of whom any record can be found, was Thomas Durfee, who came to Portsmouth in the colony of Rhode Island previous to the year 1664, and by traditional information we are led to believe in the year 1660.	DURFEE, Thomas (I26814)
116219	The first person by the name of Durfee in America, of whom any record can be found, was Thomas Durfee, who came to Portsmouth in the colony of Rhode Island previous to the year 1664, and by traditional information we are led to believe in the year 1660.	DURFEE, Thomas (I26814)
116220	The first person by the name of Durfee in America, of whom any record can be found, was Thomas Durfee, who came to Portsmouth in the colony of Rhode Island previous to the year 1664, and by traditional information we are led to believe in the year 1660.	DURFEE, Thomas (I26814)
116221	The first person by the name of Durfee in America, of whom any record can be found, was Thomas Durfee, who came to Portsmouth in the colony of Rhode Island previous to the year 1664, and by traditional information we are led to believe in the year 1660.	DURFEE, Thomas (I26814)
116222	The first person by the name of Durfee in America, of whom any record can be found, was Thomas Durfee, who came to Portsmouth in the colony of Rhode Island previous to the year 1664, and by traditional information we are led to believe in the year 1660.	DURFEE, Thomas (I26814)
116223	The first person by the name of Durfee in America, of whom any record can be found, was Thomas Durfee, who came to Portsmouth in the colony of Rhode Island previous to the year 1664, and by traditional information we are led to believe in the year 1660.	DURFEE, Thomas (I26814)
116224	The first person by the name of Durfee in America, of whom any record can be found, was Thomas Durfee, who came to Portsmouth in the colony of Rhode Island previous to the year 1664, and by traditional information we are led to believe in the year 1660.	DURFEE, Thomas (I26814)
116225	The first person by the name of Durfee in America, of whom any record can be found, was Thomas Durfee, who came to Portsmouth in the colony of Rhode Island previous to the year 1664, and by traditional information we are led to believe in the year 1660.	DURFEE, Thomas (I26814)
116226	The first person by the name of Durfee in America, of whom any record can be found, was Thomas Durfee, who came to Portsmouth in the colony of Rhode Island previous to the year 1664, and by traditional information we are led to believe in the year 1660.	DURFEE, Thomas (I26814)
116227	The firstborn son of Hiram and Louisa Stafford Matthews. Named for the Cary family who lived nearby and were dear friends of his parents. Spent his boyhood in Morgan County, Indiana. Married on March 10, 1844 to Hannah Van Winkle, the daughter of Hartness and Sarah King Van Winkle. Moved to Lafayette Co., Wisconsin in 1846. Father of five children. Daughter Elmyra was born in 1845; they then had four sons: Hiram (born June 6, 1847), Albert Edward (born Dec. 31, 1849), Ward (born Dec. 20, 1853), and Walter Clarence (born March 26, 1857). Family links: Parents: Hiram D Matthews (1797 - 1876) Levica Stafford Matthews (1801 - 1837) Spouse: Hannah Jeanette VanWinkle Matthews Children: Hiram Matthews (1847 - 1937)* Ward Matthews (1853 - 1900)* Walter Clarence Matthews (1857 - 1891)*	MATTHEWS, Carey (I125440)
116228	The following biograph has some contrary information. Birth: May 3, 1831 Death: May 11, 1906 Samuel Stafford, born in TN, lived in both Andrew and Holt County MO. Folklore says that he was well-known in the community and was involved in politics. He moved with his parents from Tennessee to Iowa. At the age of sixteen he crossed the plains to the state of Oregon with William Kunkel of New Point, Mo., and Wash and Tom Crowley of Andrew Co., Mo. He was elected Captain of Co C of the first Regiment of Oregon Mounted Volunteers and landed in Puerto Rico in Feb. of 1856, later coming to Cass Co., Nebr., where he was appointed Captain of the company of State Militia during the Indian uprising. He held his commission under Governor Alvin Sanders. He spent some years freighting with oxen teams from Rock Bluff, Nebr. to Denver, Colo., came from Nebraska to Fillmore, Mo., in 1864, and carried Mail from Savannah, Mo., to Clearmont, Ia. for several years. He later carried mail from Fillmore, Mo., to Savannah, Mo., and at the time of his death, he had lived in Fillmore, Mo. for forty-two years and was a druggist there. He died at Richville, MO at the home of his son, J. S. Stafford. His father was Maj. Robert William Stafford (b: ABT 1801 in NC/VA) and his mother was Elizabeth Davison who was reported to be the first woman to die in the new county of Page in Iowa on November 9, 1844, and was buried in the first graveyard. Samuel married three times and was the father of 14 children. His first marriage was to Nancy Hester Randell (b: ABT 1842 in Missouri) in 1857 in Nebraska. The two had several children born in Rock Bluff, Cass County Nebraska, including: Francisco Hal Stafford b: 26 FEB 1859; Albert D. Stafford b: 20 MAY 1860; Zelma Ida Stafford b: 28 JUL 1862; Mary Blanche Stafford b: 30 JUN 1865; and Frances Stafford b: ABT 1866 in Missouri. Nancy died of consumption in 1869 and Samuel married. Cordelia Sparks (b: 1849 in Kentucky) on 11 APR 1869. The two had several children in Missouri. William Marion Stafford b: JAN 1870; Mahlon Stafford b: 1872; Emma Jane Stafford b: 1873; Elsie Stafford b: 1876; John S. Stafford b: 1877; and an unnamed baby Stafford b: MAY 1879. This last childbirth killed Cordelia on May 30, 1879. I don't know if the baby surived or not, but her cause of death is listed as "peritoneal inflammation or gangrene." She was only about 30 years old. In June, 1880, he married Mary Elizabeth Calvert (b: OCT 1847 in Kentucky) in Andrew Co. The two had two children: Georgia Stafford b: JAN 1883 and Lessie Stafford b: APR 1886 in Missouri. Samuel is buried in Holt County Missouri. I'm not sure which cemetery, but will update this page after I research his history further.	STAFFORD, Capt. Samuel Blair (I47204)
116229	The following biograph has some contrary information. Birth: May 3, 1831 Death: May 11, 1906 Samuel Stafford, born in TN, lived in both Andrew and Holt County MO. Folklore says that he was well-known in the community and was involved in politics. He moved with his parents from Tennessee to Iowa. At the age of sixteen he crossed the plains to the state of Oregon with William Kunkel of New Point, Mo., and Wash and Tom Crowley of Andrew Co., Mo. He was elected Captain of Co C of the first Regiment of Oregon Mounted Volunteers and landed in Puerto Rico in Feb. of 1856, later coming to Cass Co., Nebr., where he was appointed Captain of the company of State Militia during the Indian uprising. He held his commission under Governor Alvin Sanders. He spent some years freighting with oxen teams from Rock Bluff, Nebr. to Denver, Colo., came from Nebraska to Fillmore, Mo., in 1864, and carried Mail from Savannah, Mo., to Clearmont, Ia. for several years. He later carried mail from Fillmore, Mo., to Savannah, Mo., and at the time of his death, he had lived in Fillmore, Mo. for forty-two years and was a druggist there. He died at Richville, MO at the home of his son, J. S. Stafford. His father was Maj. Robert William Stafford (b: ABT 1801 in NC/VA) and his mother was Elizabeth Davison who was reported to be the first woman to die in the new county of Page in Iowa on November 9, 1844, and was buried in the first graveyard. Samuel married three times and was the father of 14 children. His first marriage was to Nancy Hester Randell (b: ABT 1842 in Missouri) in 1857 in Nebraska. The two had several children born in Rock Bluff, Cass County Nebraska, including: Francisco Hal Stafford b: 26 FEB 1859; Albert D. Stafford b: 20 MAY 1860; Zelma Ida Stafford b: 28 JUL 1862; Mary Blanche Stafford b: 30 JUN 1865; and Frances Stafford b: ABT 1866 in Missouri. Nancy died of consumption in 1869 and Samuel married. Cordelia Sparks (b: 1849 in Kentucky) on 11 APR 1869. The two had several children in Missouri. William Marion Stafford b: JAN 1870; Mahlon Stafford b: 1872; Emma Jane Stafford b: 1873; Elsie Stafford b: 1876; John S. Stafford b: 1877; and an unnamed baby Stafford b: MAY 1879. This last childbirth killed Cordelia on May 30, 1879. I don't know if the baby surived or not, but her cause of death is listed as "peritoneal inflammation or gangrene." She was only about 30 years old. In June, 1880, he married Mary Elizabeth Calvert (b: OCT 1847 in Kentucky) in Andrew Co. The two had two children: Georgia Stafford b: JAN 1883 and Lessie Stafford b: APR 1886 in Missouri. Samuel is buried in Holt County Missouri. I'm not sure which cemetery, but will update this page after I research his history further.	STAFFORD, Capt. Samuel Blair (I47204)
116230	The following biograph has some contrary information. Birth: May 3, 1831 Death: May 11, 1906 Samuel Stafford, born in TN, lived in both Andrew and Holt County MO. Folklore says that he was well-known in the community and was involved in politics. He moved with his parents from Tennessee to Iowa. At the age of sixteen he crossed the plains to the state of Oregon with William Kunkel of New Point, Mo., and Wash and Tom Crowley of Andrew Co., Mo. He was elected Captain of Co C of the first Regiment of Oregon Mounted Volunteers and landed in Puerto Rico in Feb. of 1856, later coming to Cass Co., Nebr., where he was appointed Captain of the company of State Militia during the Indian uprising. He held his commission under Governor Alvin Sanders. He spent some years freighting with oxen teams from Rock Bluff, Nebr. to Denver, Colo., came from Nebraska to Fillmore, Mo., in 1864, and carried Mail from Savannah, Mo., to Clearmont, Ia. for several years. He later carried mail from Fillmore, Mo., to Savannah, Mo., and at the time of his death, he had lived in Fillmore, Mo. for forty-two years and was a druggist there. He died at Richville, MO at the home of his son, J. S. Stafford. His father was Maj. Robert William Stafford (b: ABT 1801 in NC/VA) and his mother was Elizabeth Davison who was reported to be the first woman to die in the new county of Page in Iowa on November 9, 1844, and was buried in the first graveyard. Samuel married three times and was the father of 14 children. His first marriage was to Nancy Hester Randell (b: ABT 1842 in Missouri) in 1857 in Nebraska. The two had several children born in Rock Bluff, Cass County Nebraska, including: Francisco Hal Stafford b: 26 FEB 1859; Albert D. Stafford b: 20 MAY 1860; Zelma Ida Stafford b: 28 JUL 1862; Mary Blanche Stafford b: 30 JUN 1865; and Frances Stafford b: ABT 1866 in Missouri. Nancy died of consumption in 1869 and Samuel married. Cordelia Sparks (b: 1849 in Kentucky) on 11 APR 1869. The two had several children in Missouri. William Marion Stafford b: JAN 1870; Mahlon Stafford b: 1872; Emma Jane Stafford b: 1873; Elsie Stafford b: 1876; John S. Stafford b: 1877; and an unnamed baby Stafford b: MAY 1879. This last childbirth killed Cordelia on May 30, 1879. I don't know if the baby surived or not, but her cause of death is listed as "peritoneal inflammation or gangrene." She was only about 30 years old. In June, 1880, he married Mary Elizabeth Calvert (b: OCT 1847 in Kentucky) in Andrew Co. The two had two children: Georgia Stafford b: JAN 1883 and Lessie Stafford b: APR 1886 in Missouri. Samuel is buried in Holt County Missouri. I'm not sure which cemetery, but will update this page after I research his history further.	STAFFORD, Capt. Samuel Blair (I47204)
116231	The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- -- MERGED NOTE ------------ The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- He has three other children who died in infancy as follows: R.J. 1901-1901 A.M. 1914-1914 I.L. 1907-1908 Their deaths are not listed in Genesee County though they were born and died there. Unable to identify names or sexes.	STAFFORD, William H. (I25868)
116232	The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- -- MERGED NOTE ------------ The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- He has three other children who died in infancy as follows: R.J. 1901-1901 A.M. 1914-1914 I.L. 1907-1908 Their deaths are not listed in Genesee County though they were born and died there. Unable to identify names or sexes.	STAFFORD, William H. (I25868)
116233	The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- -- MERGED NOTE ------------ The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- He has three other children who died in infancy as follows: R.J. 1901-1901 A.M. 1914-1914 I.L. 1907-1908 Their deaths are not listed in Genesee County though they were born and died there. Unable to identify names or sexes.	STAFFORD, William H. (I25868)
116234	The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- -- MERGED NOTE ------------ The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- He has three other children who died in infancy as follows: R.J. 1901-1901 A.M. 1914-1914 I.L. 1907-1908 Their deaths are not listed in Genesee County though they were born and died there. Unable to identify names or sexes.	STAFFORD, William H. (I25868)
116235	The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- -- MERGED NOTE ------------ The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- He has three other children who died in infancy as follows: R.J. 1901-1901 A.M. 1914-1914 I.L. 1907-1908 Their deaths are not listed in Genesee County though they were born and died there. Unable to identify names or sexes.	STAFFORD, William H. (I25868)
116236	The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- -- MERGED NOTE ------------ The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- He has three other children who died in infancy as follows: R.J. 1901-1901 A.M. 1914-1914 I.L. 1907-1908 Their deaths are not listed in Genesee County though they were born and died there. Unable to identify names or sexes.	STAFFORD, William H. (I25868)
116237	The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- -- MERGED NOTE ------------ The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- He has three other children who died in infancy as follows: R.J. 1901-1901 A.M. 1914-1914 I.L. 1907-1908 Their deaths are not listed in Genesee County though they were born and died there. Unable to identify names or sexes.	STAFFORD, William H. (I25868)
116238	The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- -- MERGED NOTE ------------ The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- He has three other children who died in infancy as follows: R.J. 1901-1901 A.M. 1914-1914 I.L. 1907-1908 Their deaths are not listed in Genesee County though they were born and died there. Unable to identify names or sexes.	STAFFORD, William H. (I25868)
116239	The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- -- MERGED NOTE ------------ The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- He has three other children who died in infancy as follows: R.J. 1901-1901 A.M. 1914-1914 I.L. 1907-1908 Their deaths are not listed in Genesee County though they were born and died there. Unable to identify names or sexes.	STAFFORD, William H. (I25868)
116240	The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- -- MERGED NOTE ------------ The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- He has three other children who died in infancy as follows: R.J. 1901-1901 A.M. 1914-1914 I.L. 1907-1908 Their deaths are not listed in Genesee County though they were born and died there. Unable to identify names or sexes.	STAFFORD, William H. (I25868)
116241	The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- -- MERGED NOTE ------------ The following grave sites are next to William and Ada's graves. Waylon H. 1904-1959 Mary E. 1912- He has three other children who died in infancy as follows: R.J. 1901-1901 A.M. 1914-1914 I.L. 1907-1908 Their deaths are not listed in Genesee County though they were born and died there. Unable to identify names or sexes.	STAFFORD, William H. (I25868)
116242	The funeral of the late Mrs. Shelby Stafford, which occured on Monday was the largest ever held in that part of the county. Cummins and Edwards conducted the funeral.	IZOR, Maria (I31242)
116243	The Hartford Courant 1 Feb 2001 Obituary Alta B. Stafford, 72, of Fennbrook Road, West Hartford, died Friday (26 Jan 2001) in Winter Springs, FL of cancer. Mrs. Stafford was a retired bookkeeper and a knitting instructor. Born in Ashley Falls, MA, she moved to Connecticut in 1953. She was a member of the Ladies Guild of First Congregational Church of West Hartford. She was preceded in death by her son, Bryan Hart, in 1962. She is survived by her husband, ***PAUL; her daughter, Linda Price, and a grand daughter Amanda Price, both of Winter Springs, FL; her sisters Martha Root of Greenwich, NY and Phyllis Rosenberg of Miami, FL; her stepchildren, Paula Bigley, Thomas Stafford, Kenneth Stafford, and David Stafford, all of Connecticut and five step grandchildren. Funeral services will be this Friday [2 Feb 2001], 10 a.m. at the Taylor & Modeen Funeral Home. Burial will follow in the Henry Lee Cemetery in Southfield, MA. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 45 Wintonbury Ave., Bloomfield [CT] 06002, or to Hospice of the Comforter, 595 Montgomery Road, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714."	Alta B. (I98254)
116244	The Hartford Courant 1 Feb 2001 Obituary Alta B. Stafford, 72, of Fennbrook Road, West Hartford, died Friday (26 Jan 2001) in Winter Springs, FL of cancer. Mrs. Stafford was a retired bookkeeper and a knitting instructor. Born in Ashley Falls, MA, she moved to Connecticut in 1953. She was a member of the Ladies Guild of First Congregational Church of West Hartford. She was preceded in death by her son, Bryan Hart, in 1962. She is survived by her husband, ***PAUL; her daughter, Linda Price, and a grand daughter Amanda Price, both of Winter Springs, FL; her sisters Martha Root of Greenwich, NY and Phyllis Rosenberg of Miami, FL; her stepchildren, Paula Bigley, Thomas Stafford, Kenneth Stafford, and David Stafford, all of Connecticut and five step grandchildren. Funeral services will be this Friday [2 Feb 2001], 10 a.m. at the Taylor & Modeen Funeral Home. Burial will follow in the Henry Lee Cemetery in Southfield, MA. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 45 Wintonbury Ave., Bloomfield [CT] 06002, or to Hospice of the Comforter, 595 Montgomery Road, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714."	Alta B. (I98254)
116245	The Hartford Courant 1 Feb 2001 Obituary Alta B. Stafford, 72, of Fennbrook Road, West Hartford, died Friday (26 Jan 2001) in Winter Springs, FL of cancer. Mrs. Stafford was a retired bookkeeper and a knitting instructor. Born in Ashley Falls, MA, she moved to Connecticut in 1953. She was a member of the Ladies Guild of First Congregational Church of West Hartford. She was preceded in death by her son, Bryan Hart, in 1962. She is survived by her husband, ***PAUL; her daughter, Linda Price, and a grand daughter Amanda Price, both of Winter Springs, FL; her sisters Martha Root of Greenwich, NY and Phyllis Rosenberg of Miami, FL; her stepchildren, Paula Bigley, Thomas Stafford, Kenneth Stafford, and David Stafford, all of Connecticut and five step grandchildren. Funeral services will be this Friday [2 Feb 2001], 10 a.m. at the Taylor & Modeen Funeral Home. Burial will follow in the Henry Lee Cemetery in Southfield, MA. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 45 Wintonbury Ave., Bloomfield [CT] 06002, or to Hospice of the Comforter, 595 Montgomery Road, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714."	Alta B. (I98254)
116246	The Hartford Courant 1 Feb 2001 Obituary Alta B. Stafford, 72, of Fennbrook Road, West Hartford, died Friday (26 Jan 2001) in Winter Springs, FL of cancer. Mrs. Stafford was a retired bookkeeper and a knitting instructor. Born in Ashley Falls, MA, she moved to Connecticut in 1953. She was a member of the Ladies Guild of First Congregational Church of West Hartford. She was preceded in death by her son, Bryan Hart, in 1962. She is survived by her husband, ***PAUL; her daughter, Linda Price, and a grand daughter Amanda Price, both of Winter Springs, FL; her sisters Martha Root of Greenwich, NY and Phyllis Rosenberg of Miami, FL; her stepchildren, Paula Bigley, Thomas Stafford, Kenneth Stafford, and David Stafford, all of Connecticut and five step grandchildren. Funeral services will be this Friday [2 Feb 2001], 10 a.m. at the Taylor & Modeen Funeral Home. Burial will follow in the Henry Lee Cemetery in Southfield, MA. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 45 Wintonbury Ave., Bloomfield [CT] 06002, or to Hospice of the Comforter, 595 Montgomery Road, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714."	Alta B. (I98254)
116247	The Hartford Courant 1 Feb 2001 Obituary Alta B. Stafford, 72, of Fennbrook Road, West Hartford, died Friday (26 Jan 2001) in Winter Springs, FL of cancer. Mrs. Stafford was a retired bookkeeper and a knitting instructor. Born in Ashley Falls, MA, she moved to Connecticut in 1953. She was a member of the Ladies Guild of First Congregational Church of West Hartford. She was preceded in death by her son, Bryan Hart, in 1962. She is survived by her husband, ***PAUL; her daughter, Linda Price, and a grand daughter Amanda Price, both of Winter Springs, FL; her sisters Martha Root of Greenwich, NY and Phyllis Rosenberg of Miami, FL; her stepchildren, Paula Bigley, Thomas Stafford, Kenneth Stafford, and David Stafford, all of Connecticut and five step grandchildren. Funeral services will be this Friday [2 Feb 2001], 10 a.m. at the Taylor & Modeen Funeral Home. Burial will follow in the Henry Lee Cemetery in Southfield, MA. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 45 Wintonbury Ave., Bloomfield [CT] 06002, or to Hospice of the Comforter, 595 Montgomery Road, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714."	Alta B. (I98254)
116248	The Henderson Directory for Moose Jaw shows information on Ida C. Hale as follows: 1908 - Rooming House Owner at 19 9th Ave Ive 1909 - " " " " 1910 - Owner of La Hale Lodge 23 1/2 River St. W. Ive From 1915 to 1928 she owned the Empress Hotel. Her obituary noted that she was the proprietress of the hotel until the time of her death. She was a member of the Red Cross Society, a life time member of the Daughters of the Empire, a member of the Canadian Club, and the Ladies Aid of St. Andrews United Church.	RUTTAN, Ida Caroline (I22782)
116249	The Henderson Directory for Moose Jaw shows information on Ida C. Hale as follows: 1908 - Rooming House Owner at 19 9th Ave Ive 1909 - " " " " 1910 - Owner of La Hale Lodge 23 1/2 River St. W. Ive From 1915 to 1928 she owned the Empress Hotel. Her obituary noted that she was the proprietress of the hotel until the time of her death. She was a member of the Red Cross Society, a life time member of the Daughters of the Empire, a member of the Canadian Club, and the Ladies Aid of St. Andrews United Church.	RUTTAN, Ida Caroline (I22782)
116250	The Henderson Directory for Moose Jaw shows information on Ida C. Hale as follows: 1908 - Rooming House Owner at 19 9th Ave Ive 1909 - " " " " 1910 - Owner of La Hale Lodge 23 1/2 River St. W. Ive From 1915 to 1928 she owned the Empress Hotel. Her obituary noted that she was the proprietress of the hotel until the time of her death. She was a member of the Red Cross Society, a life time member of the Daughters of the Empire, a member of the Canadian Club, and the Ladies Aid of St. Andrews United Church.	RUTTAN, Ida Caroline (I22782)

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