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#	Notes	Linked to
120301	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 94.	NOTT, Jemima (I12031)
120302	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 94.	DICKINSON, Daniel (I12189)
120303	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 94.	NOTT, Jemima (I12031)
120304	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 94.	DICKINSON, Daniel (I12189)
120305	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 95.	DICKINSON, George (I12192)
120306	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 95.	DICKINSON, Jacob (I12191)
120307	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 95.	DICKINSON, Jacob (I12191)
120308	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 95.	DICKINSON, Jacob (I12191)
120309	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 95.	DICKINSON, Jacob (I12191)
120310	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 95.	DICKINSON, Jacob (I12191)
120311	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 95. Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 135.	DICKINSON, Mary (I12190)
120312	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 95. Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 135.	DICKINSON, Mary (I12190)
120313	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 95. Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 135.	DICKINSON, Mary (I12190)
120314	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 95. Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 135.	DICKINSON, Mary (I12190)
120315	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 95. Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 135.	DICKINSON, Mary (I12190)
120316	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 96.	DICKINSON, William (I12188)
120317	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 96.	DICKINSON, William (I12188)
120318	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 96.	DICKINSON, William (I12188)
120319	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 96.	DICKINSON, William (I12188)
120320	Wethersfield Vital Statistics - Arnold Copy 96.	DICKINSON, William (I12188)
120321	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	SPURLOCK, Weaver Jr. (I121589)
120322	Weymouth Bradford STAFFORD POWELLS POINT – Weymouth Bradford STAFFORD, 50, died Monday evening in the Albemarle Hospital. He was a native of Elizabeth City. He was the son of Shirley Anderson Stafford COPELAND and the late Ernest Halton STAFFORD and husband of Frances White STAFFORD. He was a supervisor for the Carolina Telephone Company and a member of the First Christian Church and a member of the Stingray Anglers Fishing Team. He was a veteran in the U.S. Air Force. Besides his wife and mother, he is survived by two daughters: Cheryl MANSFIELD of Shiloh and Lynn BARNHILL of Elizabeth City; one son, Brad STAFFORD, JR. of Powells Point; and one granddaughter, Hannah BARNHILL of Elizabeth City. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. in the Evangelical Methodist Church by Dr. Art WILT and Rev. M.L. BLOODWORTH. Burial will follow in the Highland Park Cemetery. Twiford's Memorial Chapel in Elizabeth City is in charge. (The Coastland Times – Thursday, June 8, 1995; pg. 10A)	STAFFORD, Weymouth Bradford (I76206)
120323	WG078	STAFFORD, Hannah (I20411)
120324	WG078	STAFFORD, Hannah (I20411)
120325	WG078	STAFFORD, Hannah (I20411)
120326	WG078	STAFFORD, Hannah (I20411)
120327	WG078	STAFFORD, Hannah (I20411)
120328	WG078	STAFFORD, Hannah (I20411)
120329	WG078	STAFFORD, Hannah (I20411)
120330	WG078	STAFFORD, Hannah (I20411)
120331	WG078	STAFFORD, Hannah (I20411)
120332	WG078	STAFFORD, Hannah (I20411)
120333	WG078	STAFFORD, Hannah (I20411)
120334	Wheatland Cemetery located on South Hampton Road near Wheatland Road andI-20. in Dallas County, Texas. Wheatland Cemetery Association Box 533 Lancaster, Texas 75146 President Bob Lankford Phone 972 298 - 2323 Email: [email protected] Manager Pat Gill Phone 972 298 - 3183	ANDERSON, Nancy Jane (I88662)
120335	Wheatland Cemetery located on South Hampton Road near Wheatland Road andI-20. in Dallas County, Texas. Wheatland Cemetery Association Box 533 Lancaster, Texas 75146 President Bob Lankford Phone 972 298 - 2323 Email: [email protected] Manager Pat Gill Phone 972 298 - 3183	ANDERSON, Nancy Jane (I88662)
120336	WHEATON, IL - Alberta Rae Stafford, nee Grass, 97, died in Wheaton, IL, on Feb. 18th, 2011. She was born in Worthington, IN, on Feb 19, 1913. She married Jim stafford on Jan. 17th, 1943, who later died in New Guinea in May, 1944, while in the Army serving our country. She was the daughter of the late Sarah Ray Talley Grass and Benjamin Grass. She is survived by her two nephews, Thomas Grass and William Grass and others. Alberta lived in Wheaton, IL, was a graduate of Western State University, Colorado; Wheaton College and Moody Bible Institute. She was a public school teacher, a serious student of the Bible and a devout Christian. Her life's verse is Phil. 3:10 - "That I may know hime." The service will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2011, at Worthington Cemetery, Worthington, IN, at 11 a.m. In lieu of flowers, please send a donation to Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, IL. Info and guest book at hultgrenfh.com or call Hultgren Funeral Home at 630-668-0027. The Herald-Times, Tuesday, February 22, 2011, Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana	GRASS, Alberta Rae (I73934)
120337	Wheelersburg Cem.	HORSLEY, Ruth (I85274)
120338	Wheelersburg Cem.	HORSLEY, Ruth (I85274)
120339	Wheelersburg Cem.	HORSLEY, Ruth (I85274)
120340	Wheelersburg Cem.	HORSLEY, Ruth (I85274)
120341	Wheelersburg Cem.	HORSLEY, Ruth (I85274)
120342	When Bascom, Myrtle's husband, left her she had no place to live so she built a small home on Oak Ridge Road in Kernersville, NC and worked at the 5 & 10 cent Store in Kernersville. When she became too ill to work she moved in with her daughter Rose Ingram Winfree. [abt 1954-1960] Rose was divorced by this time and had to work and was unable to care for Myrtle. Myrtle then moved in with Roger Patterson Ingram in Graham, Alamance, NC (Haw River District) so that she would have someone look after her. Roger placed Myrtle in Christopher Rest Home in Burlington, Alamance Co., NC where she died soon after admission. There is intense animosity towards Kermit to this day by his surviving brother and sister because he sold Myrtle's farm and kept the proceeds and she virtually became homeless. Source: Rose Ingram Winfree, 1999 and Roger Patterson Ingram, 2000.	STAFFORD, Carrie Myrtle (I36385)
120343	When Bascom, Myrtle's husband, left her she had no place to live so she built a small home on Oak Ridge Road in Kernersville, NC and worked at the 5 & 10 cent Store in Kernersville. When she became too ill to work she moved in with her daughter Rose Ingram Winfree. [abt 1954-1960] Rose was divorced by this time and had to work and was unable to care for Myrtle. Myrtle then moved in with Roger Patterson Ingram in Graham, Alamance, NC (Haw River District) so that she would have someone look after her. Roger placed Myrtle in Christopher Rest Home in Burlington, Alamance Co., NC where she died soon after admission. There is intense animosity towards Kermit to this day by his surviving brother and sister because he sold Myrtle's farm and kept the proceeds and she virtually became homeless. Source: Rose Ingram Winfree, 1999 and Roger Patterson Ingram, 2000.	STAFFORD, Carrie Myrtle (I36385)
120344	When Bascom, Myrtle's husband, left her she had no place to live so she built a small home on Oak Ridge Road in Kernersville, NC and worked at the 5 & 10 cent Store in Kernersville. When she became too ill to work she moved in with her daughter Rose Ingram Winfree. [abt 1954-1960] Rose was divorced by this time and had to work and was unable to care for Myrtle. Myrtle then moved in with Roger Patterson Ingram in Graham, Alamance, NC (Haw River District) so that she would have someone look after her. Roger placed Myrtle in Christopher Rest Home in Burlington, Alamance Co., NC where she died soon after admission. There is intense animosity towards Kermit to this day by his surviving brother and sister because he sold Myrtle's farm and kept the proceeds and she virtually became homeless. Source: Rose Ingram Winfree, 1999 and Roger Patterson Ingram, 2000.	STAFFORD, Carrie Myrtle (I36385)
120345	When Frank Stone was about 18 months of age, his father, Ervin, died and the baby was taken into the home of Myles Lockwood at Forfar, later being adopted by the Lockwood family. Myles settled at Forfar, southwest of the Forfar Cheese Factory, about 1840. His father, Isaac, was a pioneer of Wolford, while Myles and his brother, Ambrose, first settled in South Crosby. Myles later took up his homestead at Forfar, and in 1855 built the substantial brick residence in which Grant Stone and his family reside today. Grant is a great-grandson of Frank Stone, grandson of Talmage Stone and son of Ross Stone. Frank, Talmage and Ross each operated the farm for 31 years before passing it on to the next generation. Frank Stone grew up on the Lockwood estate and married Nina Stafford, whose father had been the postmaster and mail carrier for years in the Soperton-Delta area. Nina was born in 1871 and died in 1955 at the age of 84. Frank, a farmer all his life, died in 1943. Frank is listed in the 1881 census as age 14, living in Bastard Twp., Myles Lockwood head of household. Also listed in the census as living in the Myles Lockwood household are his widowed mother, Alvira, and his brother, Levi.	STONE, Frank Ervin (I114545)
120346	When Frank Stone was about 18 months of age, his father, Ervin, died and the baby was taken into the home of Myles Lockwood at Forfar, later being adopted by the Lockwood family. Myles settled at Forfar, southwest of the Forfar Cheese Factory, about 1840. His father, Isaac, was a pioneer of Wolford, while Myles and his brother, Ambrose, first settled in South Crosby. Myles later took up his homestead at Forfar, and in 1855 built the substantial brick residence in which Grant Stone and his family reside today. Grant is a great-grandson of Frank Stone, grandson of Talmage Stone and son of Ross Stone. Frank, Talmage and Ross each operated the farm for 31 years before passing it on to the next generation. Frank Stone grew up on the Lockwood estate and married Nina Stafford, whose father had been the postmaster and mail carrier for years in the Soperton-Delta area. Nina was born in 1871 and died in 1955 at the age of 84. Frank, a farmer all his life, died in 1943. Frank is listed in the 1881 census as age 14, living in Bastard Twp., Myles Lockwood head of household. Also listed in the census as living in the Myles Lockwood household are his widowed mother, Alvira, and his brother, Levi.	STONE, Frank Ervin (I114545)
120347	When Frank Stone was about 18 months of age, his father, Ervin, died and the baby was taken into the home of Myles Lockwood at Forfar, later being adopted by the Lockwood family. Myles settled at Forfar, southwest of the Forfar Cheese Factory, about 1840. His father, Isaac, was a pioneer of Wolford, while Myles and his brother, Ambrose, first settled in South Crosby. Myles later took up his homestead at Forfar, and in 1855 built the substantial brick residence in which Grant Stone and his family reside today. Grant is a great-grandson of Frank Stone, grandson of Talmage Stone and son of Ross Stone. Frank, Talmage and Ross each operated the farm for 31 years before passing it on to the next generation. Frank Stone grew up on the Lockwood estate and married Nina Stafford, whose father had been the postmaster and mail carrier for years in the Soperton-Delta area. Nina was born in 1871 and died in 1955 at the age of 84. Frank, a farmer all his life, died in 1943. Frank is listed in the 1881 census as age 14, living in Bastard Twp., Myles Lockwood head of household. Also listed in the census as living in the Myles Lockwood household are his widowed mother, Alvira, and his brother, Levi.	STONE, Frank Ervin (I114545)
120348	When Frank Stone was about 18 months of age, his father, Ervin, died and the baby was taken into the home of Myles Lockwood at Forfar, later being adopted by the Lockwood family. Myles settled at Forfar, southwest of the Forfar Cheese Factory, about 1840. His father, Isaac, was a pioneer of Wolford, while Myles and his brother, Ambrose, first settled in South Crosby. Myles later took up his homestead at Forfar, and in 1855 built the substantial brick residence in which Grant Stone and his family reside today. Grant is a great-grandson of Frank Stone, grandson of Talmage Stone and son of Ross Stone. Frank, Talmage and Ross each operated the farm for 31 years before passing it on to the next generation. Frank Stone grew up on the Lockwood estate and married Nina Stafford, whose father had been the postmaster and mail carrier for years in the Soperton-Delta area. Nina was born in 1871 and died in 1955 at the age of 84. Frank, a farmer all his life, died in 1943. Frank is listed in the 1881 census as age 14, living in Bastard Twp., Myles Lockwood head of household. Also listed in the census as living in the Myles Lockwood household are his widowed mother, Alvira, and his brother, Levi.	STONE, Frank Ervin (I114545)
120349	When Frank Stone was about 18 months of age, his father, Ervin, died and the baby was taken into the home of Myles Lockwood at Forfar, later being adopted by the Lockwood family. Myles settled at Forfar, southwest of the Forfar Cheese Factory, about 1840. His father, Isaac, was a pioneer of Wolford, while Myles and his brother, Ambrose, first settled in South Crosby. Myles later took up his homestead at Forfar, and in 1855 built the substantial brick residence in which Grant Stone and his family reside today. Grant is a great-grandson of Frank Stone, grandson of Talmage Stone and son of Ross Stone. Frank, Talmage and Ross each operated the farm for 31 years before passing it on to the next generation. Frank Stone grew up on the Lockwood estate and married Nina Stafford, whose father had been the postmaster and mail carrier for years in the Soperton-Delta area. Nina was born in 1871 and died in 1955 at the age of 84. Frank, a farmer all his life, died in 1943. Frank is listed in the 1881 census as age 14, living in Bastard Twp., Myles Lockwood head of household. Also listed in the census as living in the Myles Lockwood household are his widowed mother, Alvira, and his brother, Levi.	STONE, Frank Ervin (I114545)
120350	When Frank Stone was about 18 months of age, his father, Ervin, died and the baby was taken into the home of Myles Lockwood at Forfar, later being adopted by the Lockwood family. Myles settled at Forfar, southwest of the Forfar Cheese Factory, about 1840. His father, Isaac, was a pioneer of Wolford, while Myles and his brother, Ambrose, first settled in South Crosby. Myles later took up his homestead at Forfar, and in 1855 built the substantial brick residence in which Grant Stone and his family reside today. Grant is a great-grandson of Frank Stone, grandson of Talmage Stone and son of Ross Stone. Frank, Talmage and Ross each operated the farm for 31 years before passing it on to the next generation. Frank Stone grew up on the Lockwood estate and married Nina Stafford, whose father had been the postmaster and mail carrier for years in the Soperton-Delta area. Nina was born in 1871 and died in 1955 at the age of 84. Frank, a farmer all his life, died in 1943. Frank is listed in the 1881 census as age 14, living in Bastard Twp., Myles Lockwood head of household. Also listed in the census as living in the Myles Lockwood household are his widowed mother, Alvira, and his brother, Levi.	STONE, Frank Ervin (I114545)

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