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117201	Thomas Jefferson Stafford fought for the Union forces - Pvt. 6 Mos. E.M.M., Co. ordered into service July 4, 1864, Bloomfield, MO. Relieved from duty February 15, 1865.	STAFFORD, Thomas Jefferson (I3903)
117202	Thomas Jefferson Stafford fought for the Union forces - Pvt. 6 Mos. E.M.M., Co. ordered into service July 4, 1864, Bloomfield, MO. Relieved from duty February 15, 1865.	STAFFORD, Thomas Jefferson (I3903)
117203	Thomas Jefferson Stafford fought for the Union forces - Pvt. 6 Mos. E.M.M., Co. ordered into service July 4, 1864, Bloomfield, MO. Relieved from duty February 15, 1865.	STAFFORD, Thomas Jefferson (I3903)
117204	Thomas Jefferson Stafford was Union Army petitioned serving in Co. H. Murdock's 50 Reg. Inf. Vols. Enlisted Dec. 14, 1864 and mustered out Aug.5, 1865, Cape Girardeau, Missouri and at one time the pastor of Mt. ZionBaptist Church in Bloomfield, Missouri. His body rests in Walkers Cemetery near Mt. Zion Church. TRANSCRIPT OF ESTATE APPRAISAL Personal Property appraised in the estate of Thomas Jefferson Stafford as produced before us, by Sarah E. Stafford widow: 1 clock, 1.50; 4 bedsteads and 4 beds and bed clothing, 8.00; 2 safes, 3.00; 2 tables, 3.00; 2 family bibles, 2.00; 1 cook stove and vessels, 3.00; 6 chairs, .30; 2 cows, 16.00; 1 calf, 1.00; 1 hog, 2.00; 1 colt, 35.00; 3 wagons, 7.00; 1 hack, .50; 1 buggy, 1.50; 2 pr. plow gear, .50; 1 d'ble shovel plow, .75; 1 breaking plow, 1.50; 1 1-horse turning plow, .75; 2 cross-cut saws, (no value given); 2 sugars, 1.00; 2 drawing knives, .10; 1sorghum mill, 10.00; 6 colonies of bees, 6.00; 1 wash kettle, .50; 1 side saddle, .50; 1 man's saddle, .50; 1 dirt shovel, .10; 3 weeding hoes, .10; 1 grub hoe, .20; 2 iron wedges, .10; 10 acres growing corn, 50.00; 6 acres growing cotton, 15.00; 10 acres of wheat in shock, 12.00. Given under our hands, this 12th day of July A.D. 1891 M.S. Magee H.H. Edwards H.M. McCormic	STAFFORD, Rev. Thomas Jefferson (I3877)
117205	Thomas Jefferson Stafford was Union Army petitioned serving in Co. H. Murdock's 50 Reg. Inf. Vols. Enlisted Dec. 14, 1864 and mustered out Aug.5, 1865, Cape Girardeau, Missouri and at one time the pastor of Mt. ZionBaptist Church in Bloomfield, Missouri. His body rests in Walkers Cemetery near Mt. Zion Church. TRANSCRIPT OF ESTATE APPRAISAL Personal Property appraised in the estate of Thomas Jefferson Stafford as produced before us, by Sarah E. Stafford widow: 1 clock, 1.50; 4 bedsteads and 4 beds and bed clothing, 8.00; 2 safes, 3.00; 2 tables, 3.00; 2 family bibles, 2.00; 1 cook stove and vessels, 3.00; 6 chairs, .30; 2 cows, 16.00; 1 calf, 1.00; 1 hog, 2.00; 1 colt, 35.00; 3 wagons, 7.00; 1 hack, .50; 1 buggy, 1.50; 2 pr. plow gear, .50; 1 d'ble shovel plow, .75; 1 breaking plow, 1.50; 1 1-horse turning plow, .75; 2 cross-cut saws, (no value given); 2 sugars, 1.00; 2 drawing knives, .10; 1sorghum mill, 10.00; 6 colonies of bees, 6.00; 1 wash kettle, .50; 1 side saddle, .50; 1 man's saddle, .50; 1 dirt shovel, .10; 3 weeding hoes, .10; 1 grub hoe, .20; 2 iron wedges, .10; 10 acres growing corn, 50.00; 6 acres growing cotton, 15.00; 10 acres of wheat in shock, 12.00. Given under our hands, this 12th day of July A.D. 1891 M.S. Magee H.H. Edwards H.M. McCormic	STAFFORD, Rev. Thomas Jefferson (I3877)
117206	Thomas Jefferson Stafford was Union Army petitioned serving in Co. H. Murdock's 50 Reg. Inf. Vols. Enlisted Dec. 14, 1864 and mustered out Aug.5, 1865, Cape Girardeau, Missouri and at one time the pastor of Mt. ZionBaptist Church in Bloomfield, Missouri. His body rests in Walkers Cemetery near Mt. Zion Church. TRANSCRIPT OF ESTATE APPRAISAL Personal Property appraised in the estate of Thomas Jefferson Stafford as produced before us, by Sarah E. Stafford widow: 1 clock, 1.50; 4 bedsteads and 4 beds and bed clothing, 8.00; 2 safes, 3.00; 2 tables, 3.00; 2 family bibles, 2.00; 1 cook stove and vessels, 3.00; 6 chairs, .30; 2 cows, 16.00; 1 calf, 1.00; 1 hog, 2.00; 1 colt, 35.00; 3 wagons, 7.00; 1 hack, .50; 1 buggy, 1.50; 2 pr. plow gear, .50; 1 d'ble shovel plow, .75; 1 breaking plow, 1.50; 1 1-horse turning plow, .75; 2 cross-cut saws, (no value given); 2 sugars, 1.00; 2 drawing knives, .10; 1sorghum mill, 10.00; 6 colonies of bees, 6.00; 1 wash kettle, .50; 1 side saddle, .50; 1 man's saddle, .50; 1 dirt shovel, .10; 3 weeding hoes, .10; 1 grub hoe, .20; 2 iron wedges, .10; 10 acres growing corn, 50.00; 6 acres growing cotton, 15.00; 10 acres of wheat in shock, 12.00. Given under our hands, this 12th day of July A.D. 1891 M.S. Magee H.H. Edwards H.M. McCormic	STAFFORD, Rev. Thomas Jefferson (I3877)
117207	Thomas John Watson settled on Cherrystone Creek in Pittsylvania County,Virginia. The Watson land is near the Pigg river in the northwest part of thecounty. It is still owned by the Watson family. He became Sir Thomas John Watson at the death of his father. He was known as Cherrystone John. He seems to have come to America when his father came about 1745. The 1782 tax record of Pittsylvania County, Virginia shows a ThomasWatson Jr. owning 466 acres of land. His wife, Alice Abbie Justice, may have previously been married to aHughes.	WATSON, Thomas John (I93805)
117208	Thomas John Watson settled on Cherrystone Creek in Pittsylvania County,Virginia. The Watson land is near the Pigg river in the northwest part of thecounty. It is still owned by the Watson family. He became Sir Thomas John Watson at the death of his father. He was known as Cherrystone John. He seems to have come to America when his father came about 1745. The 1782 tax record of Pittsylvania County, Virginia shows a ThomasWatson Jr. owning 466 acres of land. His wife, Alice Abbie Justice, may have previously been married to aHughes.	WATSON, Thomas John (I93805)
117209	Thomas John Watson settled on Cherrystone Creek in Pittsylvania County,Virginia. The Watson land is near the Pigg river in the northwest part of thecounty. It is still owned by the Watson family. He became Sir Thomas John Watson at the death of his father. He was known as Cherrystone John. He seems to have come to America when his father came about 1745. The 1782 tax record of Pittsylvania County, Virginia shows a ThomasWatson Jr. owning 466 acres of land. His wife, Alice Abbie Justice, may have previously been married to aHughes.	WATSON, Thomas John (I93805)
117210	Thomas John Watson settled on Cherrystone Creek in Pittsylvania County,Virginia. The Watson land is near the Pigg river in the northwest part of thecounty. It is still owned by the Watson family. He became Sir Thomas John Watson at the death of his father. He was known as Cherrystone John. He seems to have come to America when his father came about 1745. The 1782 tax record of Pittsylvania County, Virginia shows a ThomasWatson Jr. owning 466 acres of land. His wife, Alice Abbie Justice, may have previously been married to aHughes.	WATSON, Thomas John (I93805)
117211	Thomas John Watson settled on Cherrystone Creek in Pittsylvania County,Virginia. The Watson land is near the Pigg river in the northwest part of thecounty. It is still owned by the Watson family. He became Sir Thomas John Watson at the death of his father. He was known as Cherrystone John. He seems to have come to America when his father came about 1745. The 1782 tax record of Pittsylvania County, Virginia shows a ThomasWatson Jr. owning 466 acres of land. His wife, Alice Abbie Justice, may have previously been married to aHughes.	WATSON, Thomas John (I93805)
117212	Thomas married and left only one child.	BLAKEY, Thomas III (I9920)
117213	Thomas married and left only one child.	BLAKEY, Thomas III (I9920)
117214	Thomas married and left only one child.	BLAKEY, Thomas III (I9920)
117215	Thomas married and left only one child.	BLAKEY, Thomas III (I9920)
117216	Thomas married and left only one child.	BLAKEY, Thomas III (I9920)
117217	THOMAS MARRIED SARAH STAFFORD 2 AUG 1761 IN EAST GREENWICH, RI. (S82 P3 41)	BEEMAN, Thomas (I73995)
117218	THOMAS MARRIED SARAH STAFFORD 2 AUG 1761 IN EAST GREENWICH, RI. (S82 P3 41)	BEEMAN, Thomas (I73995)
117219	THOMAS MARRIED SARAH STAFFORD 2 AUG 1761 IN EAST GREENWICH, RI. (S82 P3 41)	BEEMAN, Thomas (I73995)
117220	THOMAS MARRIED SARAH STAFFORD 2 AUG 1761 IN EAST GREENWICH, RI. (S82 P3 41)	BEEMAN, Thomas (I73995)
117221	THOMAS MARRIED SARAH STAFFORD 2 AUG 1761 IN EAST GREENWICH, RI. (S82 P3 41)	BEEMAN, Thomas (I73995)
117222	THOMAS MARRIED SARAH STAFFORD 2 AUG 1761 IN EAST GREENWICH, RI. (S82 P3 41)	BEEMAN, Thomas (I73995)
117223	THOMAS MARRIED SARAH STAFFORD 2 AUG 1761 IN EAST GREENWICH, RI. (S82 P3 41)	BEEMAN, Thomas (I73995)
117224	THOMAS MARRIED SARAH STAFFORD 2 AUG 1761 IN EAST GREENWICH, RI. (S82 P3 41)	BEEMAN, Thomas (I73995)
117225	THOMAS MARRIED SARAH STAFFORD 2 AUG 1761 IN EAST GREENWICH, RI. (S82 P3 41)	BEEMAN, Thomas (I73995)
117226	THOMAS MARRIED SARAH STAFFORD 2 AUG 1761 IN EAST GREENWICH, RI. (S82 P3 41)	BEEMAN, Thomas (I73995)
117227	THOMAS MARRIED SARAH STAFFORD 2 AUG 1761 IN EAST GREENWICH, RI. (S82 P3 41)	BEEMAN, Thomas (I73995)
117228	Thomas moved his family from Antrim to Winburne in the early 1900's and was injured working in the mines. Thomas passed in July 1941 in Winburne, Annie moved to Cleveland, Ohio and passed there about 1956.	STAFFORD, Thomas (I38285)
117229	Thomas O'Brien grandmother was full Choctaw and his mother was full blood Shawnee. He Married 3rd Irene Rogers Stamback and they had 3 children together Adelaide, Alfred, and Leonard. Thomas is the son of Alfred O'Brien & Nancy Elizabeth Shaw Ford. Family links: Parents: Nancy Elizabeth Shaw Ford O'Brien (1807 - 1887)	O'BRIAN, Thomas Franklin (I123067)
117230	Thomas O'Brien grandmother was full Choctaw and his mother was full blood Shawnee. He Married 3rd Irene Rogers Stamback and they had 3 children together Adelaide, Alfred, and Leonard. Thomas is the son of Alfred O'Brien & Nancy Elizabeth Shaw Ford. Family links: Parents: Nancy Elizabeth Shaw Ford O'Brien (1807 - 1887)	O'BRIAN, Thomas Franklin (I123067)
117231	Thomas Oliver Stafford was killed in the battle of Stones River or the second Battle of Murfreesboro in Middle Tenneessee during the Civil War. He was a member of the Thirty-eighth Regiment, Illinois Infantry Volunteers. Residence: Cass Co,IL. Enlistment Age-17. Farmer Enlisted: Jul 15, 1861 at Springfield,IL. Mustered into Co "A" 38th IL Infantry.	STAFFORD, Pvt. Thomas Oliver (I112895)
117232	Thomas Oliver Stafford was killed in the battle of Stones River or the second Battle of Murfreesboro in Middle Tenneessee during the Civil War. He was a member of the Thirty-eighth Regiment, Illinois Infantry Volunteers.	STAFFORD, Thomas Oliver (I112895)
117233	Thomas Oliver Stafford was killed in the battle of Stones River or the second Battle of Murfreesboro in Middle Tenneessee during the Civil War. He was a member of the Thirty-eighth Regiment, Illinois Infantry Volunteers.	STAFFORD, Thomas Oliver (I112895)
117234	Thomas Oliver Stafford was killed in the battle of Stones River or the second Battle of Murfreesboro in Middle Tenneessee during the Civil War. He was a member of the Thirty-eighth Regiment, Illinois Infantry Volunteers.	STAFFORD, Thomas Oliver (I112895)
117235	Thomas Oliver Stafford was killed in the battle of Stones River or the second Battle of Murfreesboro in Middle Tenneessee during the Civil War. He was a member of the Thirty-eighth Regiment, Illinois Infantry Volunteers.	STAFFORD, Thomas Oliver (I112895)
117236	Thomas Oliver Stafford was killed in the battle of Stones River or the second Battle of Murfreesboro in Middle Tenneessee during the Civil War. He was a member of the Thirty-eighth Regiment, Illinois Infantry Volunteers.	STAFFORD, Thomas Oliver (I112895)
117237	Thomas Oliver Stafford was killed in the battle of Stones River or the second Battle of Murfreesboro in Middle Tenneessee during the Civil War. He was a member of the Thirty-eighth Regiment, Illinois Infantry Volunteers.	STAFFORD, Thomas Oliver (I112895)
117238	Thomas Oliver Stafford was killed in the battle of Stones River or the second Battle of Murfreesboro in Middle Tenneessee during the Civil War. He was a member of the Thirty-eighth Regiment, Illinois Infantry Volunteers.	STAFFORD, Thomas Oliver (I112895)
117239	Thomas Oliver Stafford was killed in the battle of Stones River or the second Battle of Murfreesboro in Middle Tenneessee during the Civil War. He was a member of the Thirty-eighth Regiment, Illinois Infantry Volunteers.	STAFFORD, Thomas Oliver (I112895)
117240	Thomas Oliver Stafford was killed in the battle of Stones River or the second Battle of Murfreesboro in Middle Tenneessee during the Civil War. He was a member of the Thirty-eighth Regiment, Illinois Infantry Volunteers.	STAFFORD, Thomas Oliver (I112895)
117241	Thomas Oliver Stafford was killed in the battle of Stones River or the second Battle of Murfreesboro in Middle Tenneessee during the Civil War. He was a member of the Thirty-eighth Regiment, Illinois Infantry Volunteers.	STAFFORD, Thomas Oliver (I112895)
117242	Thomas Peter Stafford was born about 1718 in Beaufort County, NC, the son of John Stafford II and his wife, Mary. Thomas Peter married Maria around 1741. Her maiden name is unknown. They had five children born in North Carolina. Later, around 1767, they moved to Georgia into that portion of St. Phillips Parish which later became Franklin County, and later was included in Bullock County when it was organized in 1796. Thomas Peter Stafford served on the juries of Bullock County and Bryan County. In Deed Book A, page 104, Bullock County, 1801, Thomas Peter Stafford is selling 150 acres to Feliz Geiger. This land in St. Phillips Parish was granted in June 1760 to John Stafford I, and left to Thomas Peter Stafford by the will of John Stafford II. No record of the will has been found. John Stafford II was the father of Thomas Peter Stafford. In Deed Book A, page 104, Bullock County also is found John Stafford III, son of Thomas Peter Stafford and his wife Maria selling a portion of the original grant made to John Stafford I in 1760 and left by John Stafford II in his will to Thomas Peter Stafford. Thomas Peter Stafford appears as serving on the jury in Bryan County eight times between 1798 and 1808. In 1806, Thomas Peter Stafford and his wife, Maria, sold land in Bryan County, and then in 1808 they bought land in Liberty County, Georgia. No record is found for Thomas Peter Stafford and his wife, Maria's death. They had the following children: Ann, born about 1742 who married Israel Robeson Bird on March 4, 1768; Joshua, born about 1743 who married Margaret Ironmonger in September 1767; John, born about 1745 who married Savannah Evans, May 26, 1768; Dinah, born about 1747 who married Sylvanus Bird on March 4, 1768; married 2nd time to James Bullock in 1788; Mary, born about 1749 to Elijah Sodlift on November 23, 1773. Most of the records are recorded in the Old Ebenezer Church on the Savannah River in Georgia, located in present Effingham County.	STAFFORD, Thomas Peter (I47656)
117243	Thomas R., age 18, is listed as son on the 1930 Hale Co., Texas census in the HH of Benjamin & Vira A. Herndon.	HERNDON, Thomas R. (I120661)
117244	Thomas Sanford, called "Tom" was "killed when he was stabbed by a drunk man on the street of Paintsville on Christmas Day" according to Louise Hardiman's compilation of the F. M. Stafford family, printed in 1980. Tom had one child. Tom worked with his father as a farmer and cattle trader.	STAFFORD, Thomas Sanford (I13339)
117245	Thomas Sanford, called "Tom" was "killed when he was stabbed by a drunk man on the street of Paintsville on Christmas Day" according to Louise Hardiman's compilation of the F. M. Stafford family, printed in 1980. Tom had one child. Tom worked with his father as a farmer and cattle trader.	STAFFORD, Thomas Sanford (I13339)
117246	Thomas Sanford, called "Tom" was "killed when he was stabbed by a drunk man on the street of Paintsville on Christmas Day" according to Louise Hardiman's compilation of the F. M. Stafford family, printed in 1980. Tom had one child. Tom worked with his father as a farmer and cattle trader.	STAFFORD, Thomas Sanford (I13339)
117247	Thomas Sanford, called "Tom" was "killed when he was stabbed by a drunk man on the street of Paintsville on Christmas Day" according to Louise Hardiman's compilation of the F. M. Stafford family, printed in 1980. Tom had one child. Tom worked with his father as a farmer and cattle trader.	STAFFORD, Thomas Sanford (I13339)
117248	Thomas Sanford, called "Tom" was "killed when he was stabbed by a drunk man on the street of Paintsville on Christmas Day" according to Louise Hardiman's compilation of the F. M. Stafford family, printed in 1980. Tom had one child. Tom worked with his father as a farmer and cattle trader.	STAFFORD, Thomas Sanford (I13339)
117249	Thomas Schofield entered his intentions of marriage to Avis Luther, both Residents of Freetown on March the 28th 1772. From the History of the town of Springfield, VT, Thomas Schofield took the Freeman's Oath in September and December, 1794. Tradition is that Thomas's father returned to England prior to the Rev. War and never retuned to the US. Thomas and Avis lived in Springfield, Windor, VT. Avis (Luther) Scofield D. in Palmyra, NY on 2 Jun 1815. From the History of the town of Springfield, VT. (via Merton Alexander)	SCOFIELD, Thomas (I13634)
117250	Thomas Schofield entered his intentions of marriage to Avis Luther, both Residents of Freetown on March the 28th 1772. From the History of the town of Springfield, VT, Thomas Schofield took the Freeman's Oath in September and December, 1794. Tradition is that Thomas's father returned to England prior to the Rev. War and never retuned to the US. Thomas and Avis lived in Springfield, Windor, VT. Avis (Luther) Scofield D. in Palmyra, NY on 2 Jun 1815. From the History of the town of Springfield, VT. (via Merton Alexander)	SCOFIELD, Thomas (I13634)

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