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119801	Webster Co., Death Record Eva Jane Spring;field died 5 June 1920, married Father: Charlie Hawkins Mother: Sarah Winstead informant: G. D. Springfield	SPRINGFIELD (I118323)
119802	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	OVERBY, Mary Louise (I118315)
119803	Webster Co., KY Birth Record: Thomas S. Overby born 8 July 1922; Mother: Lillie Hawkins Thomas, age 7, is listed on the 1930 Webster Co., KY census in the HH of T. C. & Lillie Overby.	OVERBY, Thomas S. (I118314)
119804	Webster Co., KY Death Record Jonnie C. Hawkins, age 42, born 11 May 1892 died 1 Feb 1935 spouse: Mrs. Eula M. Hawkins parents: Charley Hawkins, KY & Sarah Winstead informant: Eula M. Hawkins	Eula M (I118317)
119805	Webster Co., KY Death Record Jonnie C. Hawkins, age 42, born 11 May 1892 died 1 Feb 1935 spouse: Mrs. Eula M. Hawkins parents: Charley Hawkins, KY & Sarah Winstead informant: Eula M. Hawkins	Eula M (I118317)
119806	Webster Co., KY Death Record Jonnie C. Hawkins, age 42, born 11 May 1892 died 1 Feb 1935 spouse: Mrs. Eula M. Hawkins parents: Charley Hawkins, KY & Sarah Winstead informant: Eula M. Hawkins	Eula M (I118317)
119807	Webster Co., KY Death Record Jonnie C. Hawkins, age 42, born 11 May 1892 died 1 Feb 1935 spouse: Mrs. Eula M. Hawkins parents: Charley Hawkins, KY & Sarah Winstead informant: Eula M. Hawkins	Eula M (I118317)
119808	Webster Co., KY Death Record Jonnie C. Hawkins, age 42, born 11 May 1892 died 1 Feb 1935 spouse: Mrs. Eula M. Hawkins parents: Charley Hawkins, KY & Sarah Winstead informant: Eula M. Hawkins	Eula M (I118317)
119809	Webster Co., KY Death Record Jonnie C. Hawkins, age 42, born 11 May 1892 died 1 Feb 1935 spouse: Mrs. Eula M. Hawkins parents: Charley Hawkins, KY & Sarah Winstead informant: Eula M. Hawkins	Eula M (I118317)
119810	Webster Co., KY Marriage Record 13 Oct 1901 J. F. Littlepage, age 24 to Ida Hawkins age 20	LITTLEPAGE, James Finis (I118383)
119811	Webster Co., KY Marriage Record 13 Oct 1901 J. F. Littlepage, age 24 to Ida Hawkins age 20	LITTLEPAGE, James Finis (I118383)
119812	Webster Co., KY Marriage Record 13 Oct 1901 J. F. Littlepage, age 24 to Ida Hawkins age 20	LITTLEPAGE, James Finis (I118383)
119813	Webster Co., KY Marriage Record 13 Oct 1901 J. F. Littlepage, age 24 to Ida Hawkins age 20	LITTLEPAGE, James Finis (I118383)
119814	Webster Co., KY Marriage Record 13 Oct 1901 J. F. Littlepage, age 24 to Ida Hawkins age 20	LITTLEPAGE, James Finis (I118383)
119815	Webster Co., KY Marriage Record 13 Oct 1901 J. F. Littlepage, age 24 to Ida Hawkins age 20	LITTLEPAGE, James Finis (I118383)
119816	Wed, July 11, 1928 Abram Stafford, one of the founders of Chardon Savings bank, died Friday, July 6, at the home of hi sson, Fred L. Stafford, on East King street. A man of unusual bsuiness acumen, Mr. Stafford was for years a valued director of the bank which he helped to organize. Practically all of Mr. Stafford's life was spent on the farm on which he was born, near aChardon Center. For three years he served in the Civil war with the 103rd O. V. I. Five years ago Mr. and Mrs. Stafford left the farm to live with their children. After over 60 years of happy married life, Mrs. Stafford, formerly Miss Mary Churchill, died on Jan 24, 1926. The following year the oldest son, Rebuen M. Stafford, passed away. Two daughthers, Mrs. George Murray of Painesville and Mrs. Wallace W. Sweeny of Chicago, and the son Fred survive. Also 11 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. The funeral service was held sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian church, Rev. C. K. Higley officiating. Bural was in the mausoluem in the village cemetery.	STAFFORD, Abraham "Abram" H. (I604)
119817	Wed, July 11, 1928 Abram Stafford, one of the founders of Chardon Savings bank, died Friday, July 6, at the home of hi sson, Fred L. Stafford, on East King street. A man of unusual bsuiness acumen, Mr. Stafford was for years a valued director of the bank which he helped to organize. Practically all of Mr. Stafford's life was spent on the farm on which he was born, near aChardon Center. For three years he served in the Civil war with the 103rd O. V. I. Five years ago Mr. and Mrs. Stafford left the farm to live with their children. After over 60 years of happy married life, Mrs. Stafford, formerly Miss Mary Churchill, died on Jan 24, 1926. The following year the oldest son, Rebuen M. Stafford, passed away. Two daughthers, Mrs. George Murray of Painesville and Mrs. Wallace W. Sweeny of Chicago, and the son Fred survive. Also 11 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. The funeral service was held sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian church, Rev. C. K. Higley officiating. Bural was in the mausoluem in the village cemetery.	STAFFORD, Abraham "Abram" H. (I604)
119818	Wed, July 11, 1928 Abram Stafford, one of the founders of Chardon Savings bank, died Friday, July 6, at the home of hi sson, Fred L. Stafford, on East King street. A man of unusual bsuiness acumen, Mr. Stafford was for years a valued director of the bank which he helped to organize. Practically all of Mr. Stafford's life was spent on the farm on which he was born, near aChardon Center. For three years he served in the Civil war with the 103rd O. V. I. Five years ago Mr. and Mrs. Stafford left the farm to live with their children. After over 60 years of happy married life, Mrs. Stafford, formerly Miss Mary Churchill, died on Jan 24, 1926. The following year the oldest son, Rebuen M. Stafford, passed away. Two daughthers, Mrs. George Murray of Painesville and Mrs. Wallace W. Sweeny of Chicago, and the son Fred survive. Also 11 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. The funeral service was held sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian church, Rev. C. K. Higley officiating. Bural was in the mausoluem in the village cemetery.	STAFFORD, Abraham "Abram" H. (I604)
119819	Wed, July 11, 1928 Abram Stafford, one of the founders of Chardon Savings bank, died Friday, July 6, at the home of hi sson, Fred L. Stafford, on East King street. A man of unusual bsuiness acumen, Mr. Stafford was for years a valued director of the bank which he helped to organize. Practically all of Mr. Stafford's life was spent on the farm on which he was born, near aChardon Center. For three years he served in the Civil war with the 103rd O. V. I. Five years ago Mr. and Mrs. Stafford left the farm to live with their children. After over 60 years of happy married life, Mrs. Stafford, formerly Miss Mary Churchill, died on Jan 24, 1926. The following year the oldest son, Rebuen M. Stafford, passed away. Two daughthers, Mrs. George Murray of Painesville and Mrs. Wallace W. Sweeny of Chicago, and the son Fred survive. Also 11 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. The funeral service was held sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian church, Rev. C. K. Higley officiating. Bural was in the mausoluem in the village cemetery.	STAFFORD, Abraham "Abram" H. (I604)
119820	Wed, July 11, 1928 Abram Stafford, one of the founders of Chardon Savings bank, died Friday, July 6, at the home of his son, Fred L. Stafford, on East King street. A man of unusual business acumen, Mr. Stafford was for years a valued director of the bank which he helped to organize. Practically all of Mr. Stafford's life was spent on the farm on which he was born, near a Chardon Center. For three years he served in the Civil war with the 103rd O. V. I. Five years ago Mr. and Mrs. Stafford left the farm to live with their children. After over 60 years of happy married life, Mrs. Stafford, formerly Miss Mary Churchill, died on Jan 24, 1926. The following year the oldest son, Rebuen M. Stafford, passed away. Two daughters, Mrs. George Murray of Painesville and Mrs. Wallace W. Sweeny of Chicago, and the son Fred survive. Also 11 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. The funeral service was held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian church, Rev. C. K. Higley officiating. Burial was in the mausoleum in the village cemetery.	STAFFORD, Abraham Harrison (I22767)
119821	Wed, July 11, 1928 Abram Stafford, one of the founders of Chardon Savings bank, died Friday, July 6, at the home of his son, Fred L. Stafford, on East King street. A man of unusual business acumen, Mr. Stafford was for years a valued director of the bank which he helped to organize. Practically all of Mr. Stafford's life was spent on the farm on which he was born, near a Chardon Center. For three years he served in the Civil war with the 103rd O. V. I. Five years ago Mr. and Mrs. Stafford left the farm to live with their children. After over 60 years of happy married life, Mrs. Stafford, formerly Miss Mary Churchill, died on Jan 24, 1926. The following year the oldest son, Rebuen M. Stafford, passed away. Two daughters, Mrs. George Murray of Painesville and Mrs. Wallace W. Sweeny of Chicago, and the son Fred survive. Also 11 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. The funeral service was held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian church, Rev. C. K. Higley officiating. Burial was in the mausoleum in the village cemetery.	STAFFORD, Abram Harrison (I22767)
119822	Wed, July 11, 1928 Abram Stafford, one of the founders of Chardon Savings bank, died Friday, July 6, at the home of his son, Fred L. Stafford, on East King street. A man of unusual business acumen, Mr. Stafford was for years a valued director of the bank which he helped to organize. Practically all of Mr. Stafford's life was spent on the farm on which he was born, near a Chardon Center. For three years he served in the Civil war with the 103rd O. V. I. Five years ago Mr. and Mrs. Stafford left the farm to live with their children. After over 60 years of happy married life, Mrs. Stafford, formerly Miss Mary Churchill, died on Jan 24, 1926. The following year the oldest son, Rebuen M. Stafford, passed away. Two daughters, Mrs. George Murray of Painesville and Mrs. Wallace W. Sweeny of Chicago, and the son Fred survive. Also 11 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. The funeral service was held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian church, Rev. C. K. Higley officiating. Burial was in the mausoleum in the village cemetery.	STAFFORD, Abram Harrison (I22767)
119823	Wed, July 11, 1928 Abram Stafford, one of the founders of Chardon Savings bank, died Friday, July 6, at the home of his son, Fred L. Stafford, on East King street. A man of unusual business acumen, Mr. Stafford was for years a valued director of the bank which he helped to organize. Practically all of Mr. Stafford's life was spent on the farm on which he was born, near a Chardon Center. For three years he served in the Civil war with the 103rd O. V. I. Five years ago Mr. and Mrs. Stafford left the farm to live with their children. After over 60 years of happy married life, Mrs. Stafford, formerly Miss Mary Churchill, died on Jan 24, 1926. The following year the oldest son, Rebuen M. Stafford, passed away. Two daughters, Mrs. George Murray of Painesville and Mrs. Wallace W. Sweeny of Chicago, and the son Fred survive. Also 11 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. The funeral service was held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian church, Rev. C. K. Higley officiating. Burial was in the mausoleum in the village cemetery.	STAFFORD, Abram Harrison (I22767)
119824	Wed, July 11, 1928 Abram Stafford, one of the founders of Chardon Savings bank, died Friday, July 6, at the home of his son, Fred L. Stafford, on East King street. A man of unusual business acumen, Mr. Stafford was for years a valued director of the bank which he helped to organize. Practically all of Mr. Stafford's life was spent on the farm on which he was born, near a Chardon Center. For three years he served in the Civil war with the 103rd O. V. I. Five years ago Mr. and Mrs. Stafford left the farm to live with their children. After over 60 years of happy married life, Mrs. Stafford, formerly Miss Mary Churchill, died on Jan 24, 1926. The following year the oldest son, Rebuen M. Stafford, passed away. Two daughters, Mrs. George Murray of Painesville and Mrs. Wallace W. Sweeny of Chicago, and the son Fred survive. Also 11 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. The funeral service was held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian church, Rev. C. K. Higley officiating. Burial was in the mausoleum in the village cemetery.	STAFFORD, Abram Harrison (I22767)
119825	Wed, July 11, 1928 Abram Stafford, one of the founders of Chardon Savings bank, died Friday, July 6, at the home of his son, Fred L. Stafford, on East King street. A man of unusual business acumen, Mr. Stafford was for years a valued director of the bank which he helped to organize. Practically all of Mr. Stafford's life was spent on the farm on which he was born, near a Chardon Center. For three years he served in the Civil war with the 103rd O. V. I. Five years ago Mr. and Mrs. Stafford left the farm to live with their children. After over 60 years of happy married life, Mrs. Stafford, formerly Miss Mary Churchill, died on Jan 24, 1926. The following year the oldest son, Rebuen M. Stafford, passed away. Two daughters, Mrs. George Murray of Painesville and Mrs. Wallace W. Sweeny of Chicago, and the son Fred survive. Also 11 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. The funeral service was held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian church, Rev. C. K. Higley officiating. Burial was in the mausoleum in the village cemetery.	STAFFORD, Abram Harrison (I22767)
119826	Wed, July 11, 1928 Abram Stafford, one of the founders of Chardon Savings bank, died Friday, July 6, at the home of his son, Fred L. Stafford, on East King street. A man of unusual business acumen, Mr. Stafford was for years a valued director of the bank which he helped to organize. Practically all of Mr. Stafford's life was spent on the farm on which he was born, near a Chardon Center. For three years he served in the Civil war with the 103rd O. V. I. Five years ago Mr. and Mrs. Stafford left the farm to live with their children. After over 60 years of happy married life, Mrs. Stafford, formerly Miss Mary Churchill, died on Jan 24, 1926. The following year the oldest son, Rebuen M. Stafford, passed away. Two daughters, Mrs. George Murray of Painesville and Mrs. Wallace W. Sweeny of Chicago, and the son Fred survive. Also 11 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. The funeral service was held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian church, Rev. C. K. Higley officiating. Burial was in the mausoleum in the village cemetery.	STAFFORD, Abram Harrison (I22767)
119827	Wed, July 11, 1928 Abram Stafford, one of the founders of Chardon Savings bank, died Friday, July 6, at the home of his son, Fred L. Stafford, on East King street. A man of unusual business acumen, Mr. Stafford was for years a valued director of the bank which he helped to organize. Practically all of Mr. Stafford's life was spent on the farm on which he was born, near a Chardon Center. For three years he served in the Civil war with the 103rd O. V. I. Five years ago Mr. and Mrs. Stafford left the farm to live with their children. After over 60 years of happy married life, Mrs. Stafford, formerly Miss Mary Churchill, died on Jan 24, 1926. The following year the oldest son, Rebuen M. Stafford, passed away. Two daughters, Mrs. George Murray of Painesville and Mrs. Wallace W. Sweeny of Chicago, and the son Fred survive. Also 11 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. The funeral service was held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian church, Rev. C. K. Higley officiating. Burial was in the mausoleum in the village cemetery.	STAFFORD, Abram Harrison (I22767)
119828	Wed, July 11, 1928 Abram Stafford, one of the founders of Chardon Savings bank, died Friday, July 6, at the home of his son, Fred L. Stafford, on East King street. A man of unusual business acumen, Mr. Stafford was for years a valued director of the bank which he helped to organize. Practically all of Mr. Stafford's life was spent on the farm on which he was born, near a Chardon Center. For three years he served in the Civil war with the 103rd O. V. I. Five years ago Mr. and Mrs. Stafford left the farm to live with their children. After over 60 years of happy married life, Mrs. Stafford, formerly Miss Mary Churchill, died on Jan 24, 1926. The following year the oldest son, Rebuen M. Stafford, passed away. Two daughters, Mrs. George Murray of Painesville and Mrs. Wallace W. Sweeny of Chicago, and the son Fred survive. Also 11 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. The funeral service was held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian church, Rev. C. K. Higley officiating. Burial was in the mausoleum in the village cemetery.	STAFFORD, Abram Harrison (I22767)
119829	Wed, July 11, 1928 Abram Stafford, one of the founders of Chardon Savings bank, died Friday, July 6, at the home of his son, Fred L. Stafford, on East King street. A man of unusual business acumen, Mr. Stafford was for years a valued director of the bank which he helped to organize. Practically all of Mr. Stafford's life was spent on the farm on which he was born, near a Chardon Center. For three years he served in the Civil war with the 103rd O. V. I. Five years ago Mr. and Mrs. Stafford left the farm to live with their children. After over 60 years of happy married life, Mrs. Stafford, formerly Miss Mary Churchill, died on Jan 24, 1926. The following year the oldest son, Rebuen M. Stafford, passed away. Two daughters, Mrs. George Murray of Painesville and Mrs. Wallace W. Sweeny of Chicago, and the son Fred survive. Also 11 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. The funeral service was held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian church, Rev. C. K. Higley officiating. Burial was in the mausoleum in the village cemetery.	STAFFORD, Abram Harrison (I22767)
119830	Wed, July 11, 1928 Abram Stafford, one of the founders of Chardon Savings bank, died Friday, July 6, at the home of his son, Fred L. Stafford, on East King street. A man of unusual business acumen, Mr. Stafford was for years a valued director of the bank which he helped to organize. Practically all of Mr. Stafford's life was spent on the farm on which he was born, near a Chardon Center. For three years he served in the Civil war with the 103rd O. V. I. Five years ago Mr. and Mrs. Stafford left the farm to live with their children. After over 60 years of happy married life, Mrs. Stafford, formerly Miss Mary Churchill, died on Jan 24, 1926. The following year the oldest son, Rebuen M. Stafford, passed away. Two daughters, Mrs. George Murray of Painesville and Mrs. Wallace W. Sweeny of Chicago, and the son Fred survive. Also 11 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. The funeral service was held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Christian church, Rev. C. K. Higley officiating. Burial was in the mausoleum in the village cemetery.	STAFFORD, Abram Harrison (I22767)
119831	Wenatchee City Cemetery	MAJOR, Geraldine Artonis (I49295)
119832	Wenatchee City Cemetery	MAJOR, Geraldine Artonis (I49295)
119833	Wenatchee City Cemetery	MAJOR, Geraldine Artonis (I49295)
119834	Wendell P. Stafford served as justice on the Vermont Supreme Court. In 1898, he was president of the Vermont Bar Association. Stafford's verse appeared with some frequency in The Green Bag. Letter Accepting the Resignation of Wendell P. Stafford as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. May 5th, 1931 [Released May 5, 1931. Dated May 4, 1931] My dear Mr. Justice: It was with great regret that I received your letter of resignation today. I deeply appreciate your kind personal note of friendship. I must, of course, accept your resignation. At the same time I would like to express to you the appreciation I have, and that I know the public has for the long and devoted service given to the country, and for the high ideals of the Federal Bench which you have so consistently maintained. In the release from your responsibilities of office, I wish for you every happiness. Yours faithfully, HERBERT HOOVER	STAFFORD, Wendell Philip (I31635)
119835	Wendell P. Stafford served as justice on the Vermont Supreme Court. In 1898, he was president of the Vermont Bar Association. Stafford's verse appeared with some frequency in The Green Bag. Letter Accepting the Resignation of Wendell P. Stafford as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. May 5th, 1931 [Released May 5, 1931. Dated May 4, 1931] My dear Mr. Justice: It was with great regret that I received your letter of resignation today. I deeply appreciate your kind personal note of friendship. I must, of course, accept your resignation. At the same time I would like to express to you the appreciation I have, and that I know the public has for the long and devoted service given to the country, and for the high ideals of the Federal Bench which you have so consistently maintained. In the release from your responsibilities of office, I wish for you every happiness. Yours faithfully, HERBERT HOOVER	STAFFORD, Wendell Philip (I31635)
119836	Went by the name of Ida but her gravestone has Ada. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Went by the name of Ida but her gravestone has Ada. Ida, age 5, is listed on the 1870 Fayeete Co., Tenn. census, in the HH of B. R. Stafford. Iter, age 14, is listed as daughter on the 1880 Fayette Co., Tenn. census, in the HH of B. R. Stafford. Fayette Co., Tennessee Marriage Record John N. Holden to Sarah Ida Stafford, 14 Oct 1883 Bondsman: H. C. Stafford 1900 St. Francis Co., Arkansas Holden, Jno. born Mch 1864, age 36, married 18 yrs., born Tennessee Ida, wife b.Mch1864,age 26,mar.18yrs.,mother of 8, 6 living, b. TN Ethirage, son born Oct 1887, age 12, born Tenn. Willie Mack, son born Mch 1889, age 11, born Tenn. Read, son born Nov. 1891, age 8, born Tenn. Robt. C., son born Oct. 1894, age 5, born Ark. Maggie, dau. born Jan. 1896, age 4, born Ark. Hershall, son born July 1898, age 1, born Ark. 1910 Fayette Co., Tenn. census, entry 21/21 Holden, John age 46, married once, 27yrs. Ida, wife age 45, married once, 27yrs. Terry, son age 23 Mack, son age 21 Reid, son age 17 Robert, son age 15 Maggie, dau. age 14 Hershall, son age 11 Mayme, dau. age 10 Preston, son age 8 1920 Fayette Co., Tenn. census, entry 278/298 Holden, John N. age 55 Ida, wife age 55 Reed, son age 28 Meatie, grandaughter age 7	STAFFORD, Sarah Ida (I49020)
119837	Went by the name of Ida but her gravestone has Ada. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Went by the name of Ida but her gravestone has Ada. Ida, age 5, is listed on the 1870 Fayeete Co., Tenn. census, in the HH of B. R. Stafford. Iter, age 14, is listed as daughter on the 1880 Fayette Co., Tenn. census, in the HH of B. R. Stafford. Fayette Co., Tennessee Marriage Record John N. Holden to Sarah Ida Stafford, 14 Oct 1883 Bondsman: H. C. Stafford 1900 St. Francis Co., Arkansas Holden, Jno. born Mch 1864, age 36, married 18 yrs., born Tennessee Ida, wife b.Mch1864,age 26,mar.18yrs.,mother of 8, 6 living, b. TN Ethirage, son born Oct 1887, age 12, born Tenn. Willie Mack, son born Mch 1889, age 11, born Tenn. Read, son born Nov. 1891, age 8, born Tenn. Robt. C., son born Oct. 1894, age 5, born Ark. Maggie, dau. born Jan. 1896, age 4, born Ark. Hershall, son born July 1898, age 1, born Ark. 1910 Fayette Co., Tenn. census, entry 21/21 Holden, John age 46, married once, 27yrs. Ida, wife age 45, married once, 27yrs. Terry, son age 23 Mack, son age 21 Reid, son age 17 Robert, son age 15 Maggie, dau. age 14 Hershall, son age 11 Mayme, dau. age 10 Preston, son age 8 1920 Fayette Co., Tenn. census, entry 278/298 Holden, John N. age 55 Ida, wife age 55 Reed, son age 28 Meatie, grandaughter age 7	STAFFORD, Sarah Ida (I49020)
119838	Went by the name of Ida but her gravestone has Ada. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Went by the name of Ida but her gravestone has Ada. Ida, age 5, is listed on the 1870 Fayeete Co., Tenn. census, in the HH of B. R. Stafford. Iter, age 14, is listed as daughter on the 1880 Fayette Co., Tenn. census, in the HH of B. R. Stafford. Fayette Co., Tennessee Marriage Record John N. Holden to Sarah Ida Stafford, 14 Oct 1883 Bondsman: H. C. Stafford 1900 St. Francis Co., Arkansas Holden, Jno. born Mch 1864, age 36, married 18 yrs., born Tennessee Ida, wife b.Mch1864,age 26,mar.18yrs.,mother of 8, 6 living, b. TN Ethirage, son born Oct 1887, age 12, born Tenn. Willie Mack, son born Mch 1889, age 11, born Tenn. Read, son born Nov. 1891, age 8, born Tenn. Robt. C., son born Oct. 1894, age 5, born Ark. Maggie, dau. born Jan. 1896, age 4, born Ark. Hershall, son born July 1898, age 1, born Ark. 1910 Fayette Co., Tenn. census, entry 21/21 Holden, John age 46, married once, 27yrs. Ida, wife age 45, married once, 27yrs. Terry, son age 23 Mack, son age 21 Reid, son age 17 Robert, son age 15 Maggie, dau. age 14 Hershall, son age 11 Mayme, dau. age 10 Preston, son age 8 1920 Fayette Co., Tenn. census, entry 278/298 Holden, John N. age 55 Ida, wife age 55 Reed, son age 28 Meatie, grandaughter age 7	STAFFORD, Sarah Ida (I49020)
119839	Went by the name of Ida but her gravestone has Ada. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Went by the name of Ida but her gravestone has Ada. Ida, age 5, is listed on the 1870 Fayeete Co., Tenn. census, in the HH of B. R. Stafford. Iter, age 14, is listed as daughter on the 1880 Fayette Co., Tenn. census, in the HH of B. R. Stafford. Fayette Co., Tennessee Marriage Record John N. Holden to Sarah Ida Stafford, 14 Oct 1883 Bondsman: H. C. Stafford 1900 St. Francis Co., Arkansas Holden, Jno. born Mch 1864, age 36, married 18 yrs., born Tennessee Ida, wife b.Mch1864,age 26,mar.18yrs.,mother of 8, 6 living, b. TN Ethirage, son born Oct 1887, age 12, born Tenn. Willie Mack, son born Mch 1889, age 11, born Tenn. Read, son born Nov. 1891, age 8, born Tenn. Robt. C., son born Oct. 1894, age 5, born Ark. Maggie, dau. born Jan. 1896, age 4, born Ark. Hershall, son born July 1898, age 1, born Ark. 1910 Fayette Co., Tenn. census, entry 21/21 Holden, John age 46, married once, 27yrs. Ida, wife age 45, married once, 27yrs. Terry, son age 23 Mack, son age 21 Reid, son age 17 Robert, son age 15 Maggie, dau. age 14 Hershall, son age 11 Mayme, dau. age 10 Preston, son age 8 1920 Fayette Co., Tenn. census, entry 278/298 Holden, John N. age 55 Ida, wife age 55 Reed, son age 28 Meatie, grandaughter age 7	STAFFORD, Sarah Ida (I49020)
119840	Went by the name of Ida but her gravestone has Ada. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Went by the name of Ida but her gravestone has Ada. Ida, age 5, is listed on the 1870 Fayeete Co., Tenn. census, in the HH of B. R. Stafford. Iter, age 14, is listed as daughter on the 1880 Fayette Co., Tenn. census, in the HH of B. R. Stafford. Fayette Co., Tennessee Marriage Record John N. Holden to Sarah Ida Stafford, 14 Oct 1883 Bondsman: H. C. Stafford 1900 St. Francis Co., Arkansas Holden, Jno. born Mch 1864, age 36, married 18 yrs., born Tennessee Ida, wife b.Mch1864,age 26,mar.18yrs.,mother of 8, 6 living, b. TN Ethirage, son born Oct 1887, age 12, born Tenn. Willie Mack, son born Mch 1889, age 11, born Tenn. Read, son born Nov. 1891, age 8, born Tenn. Robt. C., son born Oct. 1894, age 5, born Ark. Maggie, dau. born Jan. 1896, age 4, born Ark. Hershall, son born July 1898, age 1, born Ark. 1910 Fayette Co., Tenn. census, entry 21/21 Holden, John age 46, married once, 27yrs. Ida, wife age 45, married once, 27yrs. Terry, son age 23 Mack, son age 21 Reid, son age 17 Robert, son age 15 Maggie, dau. age 14 Hershall, son age 11 Mayme, dau. age 10 Preston, son age 8 1920 Fayette Co., Tenn. census, entry 278/298 Holden, John N. age 55 Ida, wife age 55 Reed, son age 28 Meatie, grandaughter age 7	STAFFORD, Sarah Ida (I49020)
119841	Went by the name of Ida but her gravestone has Ada. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Went by the name of Ida but her gravestone has Ada. Ida, age 5, is listed on the 1870 Fayeete Co., Tenn. census, in the HH of B. R. Stafford. Iter, age 14, is listed as daughter on the 1880 Fayette Co., Tenn. census, in the HH of B. R. Stafford. Fayette Co., Tennessee Marriage Record John N. Holden to Sarah Ida Stafford, 14 Oct 1883 Bondsman: H. C. Stafford 1900 St. Francis Co., Arkansas Holden, Jno. born Mch 1864, age 36, married 18 yrs., born Tennessee Ida, wife b.Mch1864,age 26,mar.18yrs.,mother of 8, 6 living, b. TN Ethirage, son born Oct 1887, age 12, born Tenn. Willie Mack, son born Mch 1889, age 11, born Tenn. Read, son born Nov. 1891, age 8, born Tenn. Robt. C., son born Oct. 1894, age 5, born Ark. Maggie, dau. born Jan. 1896, age 4, born Ark. Hershall, son born July 1898, age 1, born Ark. 1910 Fayette Co., Tenn. census, entry 21/21 Holden, John age 46, married once, 27yrs. Ida, wife age 45, married once, 27yrs. Terry, son age 23 Mack, son age 21 Reid, son age 17 Robert, son age 15 Maggie, dau. age 14 Hershall, son age 11 Mayme, dau. age 10 Preston, son age 8 1920 Fayette Co., Tenn. census, entry 278/298 Holden, John N. age 55 Ida, wife age 55 Reed, son age 28 Meatie, grandaughter age 7	STAFFORD, Sarah Ida (I49020)
119842	Went by the name Wilson Stafford.	STAFFORD, James Wilson (I58594)
119843	Went far into Canada and not heard from since 1813.	NOTT, Selden (I12343)
119844	Went far into Canada and not heard from since 1813.	NOTT, Selden (I12343)
119845	Went far into Canada and not heard from since 1813.	NOTT, Selden (I12343)
119846	Went far into Canada and not heard from since 1813.	NOTT, Selden (I12343)
119847	Went far into Canada and not heard from since 1813.	NOTT, Selden (I12343)
119848	Went from school into the Air Force where he trained as an aircraft maintenance engineer. He met Jean during the war when he went home on leave with a friend from Waimana and attended a dance at the Waiotahi Hall. After they married they lived in Waitara for two years in a converted garage, and worked at the fertiliser works in New Plymouth. They then moved to Mangakino where he worked on the building of the Awakino dam. In 1954 they moved back to Opotiki where he purchased the Opotiki Engineering Company. This was sold in 1978 because of ill health, but later he worked for the Bay of Plenty Electricity Board. Don was a man of many parts - a fitter, turner, welder, mechanic , Inventor and wood turner, clock maker and radio repairman. Interested in all things mechanical, and would make a tool or engine part if none could be found. Also wrote music, short stories and poetry.	CHAPMAN, Donald Herbert (I109717)
119849	Went from school into the Air Force where he trained as an aircraft maintenance engineer. He met Jean during the war when he went home on leave with a friend from Waimana and attended a dance at the Waiotahi Hall. After they married they lived in Waitara for two years in a converted garage, and worked at the fertiliser works in New Plymouth. They then moved to Mangakino where he worked on the building of the Awakino dam. In 1954 they moved back to Opotiki where he purchased the Opotiki Engineering Company. This was sold in 1978 because of ill health, but later he worked for the Bay of Plenty Electricity Board. Don was a man of many parts - a fitter, turner, welder, mechanic , Inventor and wood turner, clock maker and radio repairman. Interested in all things mechanical, and would make a tool or engine part if none could be found. Also wrote music, short stories and poetry.	Chapman, Donald Herbert (I109717)
119850	Went to Boston Neck.	Family F7098

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