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| 121051 | William Sheffield listed in 1881 Canadian Census age: 45 birth year: 1836 birthplace: Ontario marital status: married occupation: farmer ethnic origin: Irish religion: Church of England | SHEFFIELD, William (I114681)
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| 121052 | William Sheffield listed in 1881 Canadian Census age: 45 birth year: 1836 birthplace: Ontario marital status: married occupation: farmer ethnic origin: Irish religion: Church of England | SHEFFIELD, William (I114681)
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| 121053 | William Sheffield listed in 1881 Canadian Census age: 45 birth year: 1836 birthplace: Ontario marital status: married occupation: farmer ethnic origin: Irish religion: Church of England | SHEFFIELD, William (I114681)
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| 121054 | William Sheffield listed in 1881 Canadian Census age: 45 birth year: 1836 birthplace: Ontario marital status: married occupation: farmer ethnic origin: Irish religion: Church of England | SHEFFIELD, William (I114681)
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| 121055 | William Sheffield listed in 1881 Canadian Census age: 45 birth year: 1836 birthplace: Ontario marital status: married occupation: farmer ethnic origin: Irish religion: Church of England | SHEFFIELD, William (I114681)
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| 121056 | William Sheffield listed in 1881 Canadian Census age: 45 birth year: 1836 birthplace: Ontario marital status: married occupation: farmer ethnic origin: Irish religion: Church of England | SHEFFIELD, William (I114681)
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| 121057 | William Sheffield listed in 1881 Canadian Census age: 45 birth year: 1836 birthplace: Ontario marital status: married occupation: farmer ethnic origin: Irish religion: Church of England | SHEFFIELD, William (I114681)
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| 121058 | William Sheffield listed in 1881 Canadian Census age: 45 birth year: 1836 birthplace: Ontario marital status: married occupation: farmer ethnic origin: Irish religion: Church of England | SHEFFIELD, William (I114681)
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| 121059 | William Sheffield listed in 1881 Canadian Census age: 45 birth year: 1836 birthplace: Ontario marital status: married occupation: farmer ethnic origin: Irish religion: Church of England | SHEFFIELD, William (I114681)
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| 121060 | William Sheffield listed in 1881 Canadian Census age: 45 birth year: 1836 birthplace: Ontario marital status: married occupation: farmer ethnic origin: Irish religion: Church of England | SHEFFIELD, William (I114681)
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| 121061 | William sold his farm in Caswell Co., NC on 2 Nov 1805 and moved with his family to Jackson Co., TN. | STAFFORD, William Sr. (I8099)
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| 121062 | William sold his farm in Caswell Co., NC on 2 Nov 1805 and moved with his family to Jackson Co., TN. | STAFFORD, William (I8099)
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| 121063 | William sold his farm in Caswell Co., NC on 2 Nov 1805 and moved with his family to Jackson Co., TN. | STAFFORD, William Sr. (I8099)
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| 121064 | William sold his farm in Caswell Co., NC on 2 Nov 1805 and moved with his family to Jackson Co., TN. | STAFFORD, William Sr. (I8099)
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| 121065 | William sold his farm in Caswell Co., NC on 2 Nov 1805 and moved with his family to Jackson Co., TN. | STAFFORD, William Sr. (I8099)
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| 121066 | William sold his farm in Caswell Co., NC on 2 Nov 1805 and moved with his family to Jackson Co., TN. | STAFFORD, William Sr. (I8099)
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| 121067 | William Stafford married Phoeby (Ward). William rode a big "yellow-belly" (sometimes called gold dust or copper-belly) horse to Tennessee from above Richmond, Virginia. Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest rode colts from this horse in the Civil War. Forrest and his family visited with the neighboring Staffords before the war broke out. William had a brother in Overton County, Tennessee where General Forrest and his family resided prior to going south to Bedford County, Tennessee. This is when the Forrrest and Stafford families split. William and John Ray (thought to be the son of Thomas Ray of Union County, South Carolina) built flat-boats in Weakley County, Tennessee. Their dry dock was on the South Fork of the Obion River at Capps Port and their business prospered from 1820 until 1840. WILLIAM STAFFORD'S WILL: I William Stafford being of sound mind and torn in health do constitute the following my last will and testament (viz) 1st, I wish all my just debts paid as soon as possible and in order to do so I wish my landed estate to be divided North and South so as to included fifty acers of, of the Estate and same to be sold for that purpose. 2nd, I wish the ballance of my landed estate together with all my other property of every kind to remain in the hands and belong to my beloved wife Pheby Stafford during her natural life or widowhood and at her death or marriage I wish my youngest sons Peter Glascer Stafford, James Nathan Stafford, George Boyd Stafford and William Pinkney stafford to have fifty dollars each more than the ballance of my heirs, and the ballance to be divided equally between all my children and lastly, I wish and request that my friend John Wertham White and my beloved wife Pheby to execute this my last will, that all my landed estate except the fifty acres, first naimed remain unsold until my youngest son Peter Glascer Stafford become twenty one years of age. In wittness my hand and seal this the 24th day of April 1854 for the want of rume I do subscribe my name, for the want of rume I have subscribed my name on the following page in and in presents of Wm. McBride Joshua H. Moore and Alfred Hoggard and do wish them to witness the same. William Stafford (Seal) witnest A. Hoggard Wm. I McBride J.H. Moore State of Tennessee) Weakley County) June Term County Court 1854 This day the foregoing paper writing was established in said court as the last will and testament of Wm. Stafford deceased, and was by said court ordered to be recorded and sealed. Witness E.J. Looney, Clerk at office in Dresden on this the 5th day of June A. D. 1854. E.J. Looney Clerk of Said County Court | STAFFORD, William Nathan (I3111)
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| 121068 | William Stafford married Phoeby (Ward). William rode a big "yellow-belly" (sometimes called gold dust or copper-belly) horse to Tennessee from above Richmond, Virginia. Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest rode colts from this horse in the Civil War. Forrest and his family visited with the neighboring Staffords before the war broke out. William had a brother in Overton County, Tennessee where General Forrest and his family resided prior to going south to Bedford County, Tennessee. This is when the Forrrest and Stafford families split. William and John Ray (thought to be the son of Thomas Ray of Union County, South Carolina) built flat-boats in Weakley County, Tennessee. Their dry dock was on the South Fork of the Obion River at Capps Port and their business prospered from 1820 until 1840. WILLIAM STAFFORD'S WILL: I William Stafford being of sound mind and torn in health do constitute the following my last will and testament (viz) 1st, I wish all my just debts paid as soon as possible and in order to do so I wish my landed estate to be divided North and South so as to included fifty acers of, of the Estate and same to be sold for that purpose. 2nd, I wish the ballance of my landed estate together with all my other property of every kind to remain in the hands and belong to my beloved wife Pheby Stafford during her natural life or widowhood and at her death or marriage I wish my youngest sons Peter Glascer Stafford, James Nathan Stafford, George Boyd Stafford and William Pinkney stafford to have fifty dollars each more than the ballance of my heirs, and the ballance to be divided equally between all my children and lastly, I wish and request that my friend John Wertham White and my beloved wife Pheby to execute this my last will, that all my landed estate except the fifty acres, first naimed remain unsold until my youngest son Peter Glascer Stafford become twenty one years of age. In wittness my hand and seal this the 24th day of April 1854 for the want of rume I do subscribe my name, for the want of rume I have subscribed my name on the following page in and in presents of Wm. McBride Joshua H. Moore and Alfred Hoggard and do wish them to witness the same. William Stafford (Seal) witnest A. Hoggard Wm. I McBride J.H. Moore State of Tennessee) Weakley County) June Term County Court 1854 This day the foregoing paper writing was established in said court as the last will and testament of Wm. Stafford deceased, and was by said court ordered to be recorded and sealed. Witness E.J. Looney, Clerk at office in Dresden on this the 5th day of June A. D. 1854. E.J. Looney Clerk of Said County Court | STAFFORD, William Nathan (I3111)
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| 121069 | William Stafford married Phoeby (Ward). William rode a big "yellow-belly" (sometimes called gold dust or copper-belly) horse to Tennessee from above Richmond, Virginia. Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest rode colts from this horse in the Civil War. Forrest and his family visited with the neighboring Staffords before the war broke out. William had a brother in Overton County, Tennessee where General Forrest and his family resided prior to going south to Bedford County, Tennessee. This is when the Forrrest and Stafford families split. William and John Ray (thought to be the son of Thomas Ray of Union County, South Carolina) built flat-boats in Weakley County, Tennessee. Their dry dock was on the South Fork of the Obion River at Capps Port and their business prospered from 1820 until 1840. WILLIAM STAFFORD'S WILL: I William Stafford being of sound mind and torn in health do constitute the following my last will and testament (viz) 1st, I wish all my just debts paid as soon as possible and in order to do so I wish my landed estate to be divided North and South so as to included fifty acers of, of the Estate and same to be sold for that purpose. 2nd, I wish the ballance of my landed estate together with all my other property of every kind to remain in the hands and belong to my beloved wife Pheby Stafford during her natural life or widowhood and at her death or marriage I wish my youngest sons Peter Glascer Stafford, James Nathan Stafford, George Boyd Stafford and William Pinkney stafford to have fifty dollars each more than the ballance of my heirs, and the ballance to be divided equally between all my children and lastly, I wish and request that my friend John Wertham White and my beloved wife Pheby to execute this my last will, that all my landed estate except the fifty acres, first naimed remain unsold until my youngest son Peter Glascer Stafford become twenty one years of age. In wittness my hand and seal this the 24th day of April 1854 for the want of rume I do subscribe my name, for the want of rume I have subscribed my name on the following page in and in presents of Wm. McBride Joshua H. Moore and Alfred Hoggard and do wish them to witness the same. William Stafford (Seal) witnest A. Hoggard Wm. I McBride J.H. Moore State of Tennessee) Weakley County) June Term County Court 1854 This day the foregoing paper writing was established in said court as the last will and testament of Wm. Stafford deceased, and was by said court ordered to be recorded and sealed. Witness E.J. Looney, Clerk at office in Dresden on this the 5th day of June A. D. 1854. E.J. Looney Clerk of Said County Court | STAFFORD, William Nathan (I3111)
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| 121070 | William Stafford was born in Warwickshire, England about the same time that the English arrived at Jamestown, Virginia. He came to Jamestown, Virginia at 16 years of age as a ward or servant of Francis Mason on the ship "Furtherance". (Hotten: Arrivals in Virginia of persons of Quality). He made his home at Elizabeth City, Virginia. There is a possibility that he could have been the son or grandson of Sir William Stafford of Grafton, England, being 5 or 6 when his father died in 1612, making his date of birth about 1606. Christenings.September.County: Warwick,Country: England 09 Sep 1604 , Mr William Stafforde, sonne of Mr William Stafford, Knighte. The January 1624 survey lists Francis and Mary Mason among those living at "Elizabeth Cittie" Virginia records state that planter William Stafford was granted 100 acres on Keith's Creek on August 23, 1634, and 300 acres on November 12, 1635. William Wells was granted 50 acres in the county of Elizabeth City at the head of Hampton River, adjoining the lands of William Stafford and John Place. Due for his own personal adventure. By West, last day of March, 1636. He apparently died suddenly in 1644. There is a will and inventory of his estate dated March 3, 1644. His inventory was appraised at 30,681 pounds of tobacco and 8 negroes. Note: One source mentions marriage to Anne Mason sometime after 1640 and that William died 1655 in Elizabeth Town, North Carolina. Another source mentions that William died suddenly in 1644 and there is a will and inventory of his estate dated March 3, 1644. Early Virginia Immigrants: Jno. Farr (servant), 1635, by William Stafford, __________ County; Robert Martin (servant), 1635, by William Stafford, ________ County; Fr. Reeve, 1635, by William Stafford, __________ County; Christo Stafford, 1635, by William Stafford, _______ County; Rebecca Stafford, 1635, by William Stafford, ____________ County; Robt. Wilkinson, 1635, by William Stafford, ______ County; Virginia Colonial Abstracts, Vol III, York County, 1646-1648: Page 185. Inventory of est of Wm. Stafford late deceased, being at Cheeskiacke in the possession of John Cleverius. Taken 3rd March 1644/5. Includes 8 negroes. 2 Bibles valued at 60 lb tobo. Total valuation of estate 30681 lb tobo. Signed Fr. Morgan, Row Burnham. Jurant Coram Hugh Gwin. Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book I, Part I: William Stafford, of Kethes Cr. Warwicke Riv. Co., Planter, 100 acs. on the W. side of sd. Cr. about a mile upwards from the mouth over against the plantation now in possession of William Rabnett, bounding N. on land of Francis Richbill, Planter, Sly. down towards the moth of sd. Cr. &c. 21 yr. Lease. 23 Aug 1634m p. 154. William Stafford, 300 acs. in Kethes Cr., 12 Nov 1635, p. 305. N. & by E. upon land of Edward Hall, S. & by W. upon land of Edward Grimes, E. & by S. upon land of William Ravenett (or Rabenett), N. & by W. into the woods. 50 acs. for the per. adv. of his wife Rebecca Stafford & 250 acs. for the trans. of 5 pers: Christo. Stafford, Robert Martin, Robt. Wilkinson, , Fr. Reeve, John Farr, servants. John Hayward, 150 acs. James City Co., Sept 23, 1639, page 673. S. upon Kethes Cr., upon W. side of William Stafford, the land called by the name of the Rich Necke. Due for the adv. of his brother Francis Hayward & for the trans. of 2 pers: Thomas Leigh & Humphrey Gibbs. Comments: The arrival of Rebecca Stafford in 1635 transported by William Stafford is also of interest. The patent of land in November 1635 says that Rebecca is his wife. Interesting!!!!!! | STAFFORD, William 1st (Branch 003) (I8441)
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| 121071 | William Stafford's obit. states that he immigrated when 5 years old, and "of late years resided in Hampton where he worked for the Flewelling Co." | STAFFORD, William J. (I61089)
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| 121072 | William Stafford's obit. states that he immigrated when 5 years old, and "of late years resided in Hampton where he worked for the Flewelling Co." | STAFFORD, William J. (I61089)
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| 121073 | William Stafford's obit. states that he immigrated when 5 years old, and "of late years resided in Hampton where he worked for the Flewelling Co." | STAFFORD, William J. (I61089)
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| 121074 | William Stafford's obit. states that he immigrated when 5 years old, and "of late years resided in Hampton where he worked for the Flewelling Co." | STAFFORD, William J. (I61089)
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| 121075 | William Stafford's obit. states that he immigrated when 5 years old, and "of late years resided in Hampton where he worked for the Flewelling Co." | STAFFORD, William J. (I61089)
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| 121076 | William Stafford, 22 years of age, a young farmer neat Sidney, Kosciusco Co., was drowned in Eel river near Collamer Sunday. He had gone into the water for a swim and was attacked by heart failure. Stafford was married two years ago and leaved the widow and an infant babe. Ft. Wayne Weekly Sentinel Aug 5, 1908. | STAFFORD, William (I36855)
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| 121077 | William Stafford, probably with his father, moved to Guilford County sometime prior to 1785 and settled on a branch of Reedy Fork of the Haw River. He amassed a vast landholding in Guilford County that totaled 1640 acres. Title: History of Ross & Highland Counties, Ohio Publication: Williams Bros, Pub. 1880 Cleveland, Ohio Page: Pages 494 & 398 Text: Page 494: "In 1804, William Stafford and his four sons, Jonas, James, Robert and John made settlement between Fall and Hardin's creek, and in the immediate neighborhood of Abner Robinson. Two of the sons bought farms and at once built houses for themselves. Their farms embraced much of the land now owned by the members of the Leverton, Tompkins, Ladd and McNeil families." Page 398: "In the spring of 1813, James, Robert and Jonah Stafford, emigrants from North Carolina, who had located a short time before on Buckskin Creek, within the present limits of Ross county, cut their way through the heavy timber, making a road as they went, to Hardin's creek. They settled on land afterwards owned by Benjamin F. Barrett, John Morrow, and Jacob Tompkins." Compiler's note: This history was published in 1880. In the front will be found maps of Highland and Ross Counties. Paint Township appears extending into both counties. Buckskin Creek is in Ross, while Fall and Hardin's creeks are in Highland County. Poll Books for 8 October 1811 for Highland County, Ohio, Fairfield Twp list John Stafford, James Stafford, Robert Stafford, and Jonas Stafford. (Note that this was two years before the above page 398 reference. Also found on a website: Highland Co., OH - Indenture - 19 Sept 1805 between William Stafford & Frances his wife and Benjamin Davis $300.00 --- waters of Paint Creek --- Phineas Hunts .... Signed by mark of William Stafford and Phanna Stafford. Witnesses: Robert Stafford and Jacob Young Highland Co., OH - Indenture - 19 Nov 1805 between William Stafford & Phannah his wife and Robert Stafford $200.00 - waters of Paint Creek -- Phineas Hunts ... Signed by mark of William Stafford and Phanah Stafford - Witnesses: James Stafford and Saml Litler Highland Co., OH - Indenture - 19 Nov 1805 between William Stafford & Phanah his wife and John Stafford - $200.00. Situate on Waters of Paint Creek beginning at John Stafford's corner sugartree. Signed by William Stafford and Phanah Stafford. Witnesses: Jacob Young and James Stafford. Highland Co., OH Fairfield Twp.- Indenture - 19 Nov 1805 Bet. William Stafford & Fanny his wife and Jonas Stafford - $10.00 beginning at John Staffords corner sugar tree. Signed by mark of William Stafford and Fanny Stafford - witnesses: Saml Littler and Robt Stafford Highland Co., OH - Indenture - 19 Nov 1805 between William Stafford & Fanny his wife and Jonas land beginning Moore Nickovers. Signed by mark of William Stafford and Fanny Stafford. Witnesses: Jonas Stafford and Robert Stafford. Highland Co., OH - Indenture - 19 Nov 1805 between William Stafford & Fanny his wife and Jonas Stafford - Situate - Waters of Paint Creek . . . to Jonas Stafford and in the line of Benjamin Davis Signed by mark of William Stafford and Fanny Stafford. Attested: Robert Stafford and Benjamin Davis [RSM note: Shows the William Stafford/Benjamin Davis connection] William Stafford left a will. | STAFFORD, William (I47661)
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| 121078 | William Stafford-Howard b.c. 1690, 2nd Earl of Stafford & Baron Stafford d. at Paris Jan 1734. Buried in Notre Dame. = 1718 Ann b. 21 Oct 1695 his 1st cousin dau: of George Holman of Warkworth co. Northampton d. 21 May 1725 [see 22.4(5) ] | STAFFORD-HOWARD, 2nd Earl of Stafford & Ba William (I79407)
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| 121079 | William Stiford (Stafford), a successful farmer and stock raiser of Pike Township, was born in Obion County, Tennessee, January 8, 1859 and is the son of Isaac and Nancy (Pipkins) Stilford (Stafford), natives of Weakley County, Tennessee. They both died in Stoddard County, Missouri in 1879 (1899?), They were married in Weakley County, Tennessee (?) , and moved from there to Obion County when their son William was quite young. Mr. Stilford (Stafford) had learned the miller's trade and followed that business until he came to Missouri whe he turned his attention to farming. Both parents were members of the Presbyterian Church. To their marriage were born seven children, three now living. William Stilford (Stafford), was the third child born to this union. He remained with his parents until twenty-one years of age, when he began for himself as a farmer. December 5, 1881, he chose for his companion in life Mrs. Eliza Poplin, a daughter of Mr.Palmer and the widow of Joshua Poplin. This union resulted in the birth of two children; Dollie and Ollie. Mr. Stilford (Stafford) is a member of the Wheel, and is a Republican in his political views. Mrs. Stilford is a member of the Methodist | STAFFORD, William Payton (I3161)
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| 121080 | William Stiford (Stafford), a successful farmer and stock raiser of Pike Township, was born in Obion County, Tennessee, January 8, 1859 and is the son of Isaac and Nancy (Pipkins) Stilford (Stafford), natives of Weakley County, Tennessee. They both died in Stoddard County, Missouri in 1879 (1899?), They were married in Weakley County, Tennessee (?) , and moved from there to Obion County when their son William was quite young. Mr. Stilford (Stafford) had learned the miller's trade and followed that business until he came to Missouri whe he turned his attention to farming. Both parents were members of the Presbyterian Church. To their marriage were born seven children, three now living. William Stilford (Stafford), was the third child born to this union. He remained with his parents until twenty-one years of age, when he began for himself as a farmer. December 5, 1881, he chose for his companion in life Mrs. Eliza Poplin, a daughter of Mr.Palmer and the widow of Joshua Poplin. This union resulted in the birth of two children; Dollie and Ollie. Mr. Stilford (Stafford) is a member of the Wheel, and is a Republican in his political views. Mrs. Stilford is a member of the Methodist | STAFFORD, William Payton (I3161)
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| 121081 | William Stiford (Stafford), a successful farmer and stock raiser of Pike Township, was born in Obion County, Tennessee, January 8, 1859 and is the son of Isaac and Nancy (Pipkins) Stilford (Stafford), natives of Weakley County, Tennessee. They both died in Stoddard County, Missouri in 1879 (1899?), They were married in Weakley County, Tennessee (?) , and moved from there to Obion County when their son William was quite young. Mr. Stilford (Stafford) had learned the miller's trade and followed that business until he came to Missouri whe he turned his attention to farming. Both parents were members of the Presbyterian Church. To their marriage were born seven children, three now living. William Stilford (Stafford), was the third child born to this union. He remained with his parents until twenty-one years of age, when he began for himself as a farmer. December 5, 1881, he chose for his companion in life Mrs. Eliza Poplin, a daughter of Mr.Palmer and the widow of Joshua Poplin. This union resulted in the birth of two children; Dollie and Ollie. Mr. Stilford (Stafford) is a member of the Wheel, and is a Republican in his political views. Mrs. Stilford is a member of the Methodist | STAFFORD, William Payton (I3161)
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| 121082 | William T. Fullilove surety. Bride's father gave consent. | Family F12491
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| 121083 | William T., age 14, is listed as son on the 1880 Allen Co., Kentucky census in the HH of William D. & Elizabeth Lynville. 1910 Hog Pen, Allen Co., Kentucky, entry 260/265 Linville, Tom age 46, married once, 25 yrs., born Indiana Edna, wife age 41, mar.once,25yrs., mother of 4, 4 living Harrison, son 22, born Kentucky Johnne, son 13, born Kentucky 1920 Scottsville, Allen Co., Kentucky census, entry 325/335 Lenvill, Tom age 55, born Indiana Edna, wife age 54, born Kentucky Thomas, Grandson 7, born Kentucky 1930 Gainesville, Allen Co., Kentucky census, entry 176/176 Linville, Tom W. age 64, married at 21, born Kentucky Edna, wife age 60, married at 18, born Kentucky Thomas H., Gson age 16 Dartha, Gdau. age 11 James M., Gson age 9 Allen Co., Kentucky Death Record William Thomas Linville, age 76, born Sept 7, 1863; died 3 Feb 1940 spouse: Edna Linville, age 68 Father: Bill Linville, born Indiana Mother: Elizabeth Pippin, born Jackson Co., Tennessee informant: Edna Linville, Scottsville, Kentucky burial: Pleasant Hill | LINVILLE, William Thomas (I122276)
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| 121084 | William T., age 14, is listed as son on the 1880 Allen Co., Kentucky census in the HH of William D. & Elizabeth Lynville. 1910 Hog Pen, Allen Co., Kentucky, entry 260/265 Linville, Tom age 46, married once, 25 yrs., born Indiana Edna, wife age 41, mar.once,25yrs., mother of 4, 4 living Harrison, son 22, born Kentucky Johnne, son 13, born Kentucky 1920 Scottsville, Allen Co., Kentucky census, entry 325/335 Lenvill, Tom age 55, born Indiana Edna, wife age 54, born Kentucky Thomas, Grandson 7, born Kentucky 1930 Gainesville, Allen Co., Kentucky census, entry 176/176 Linville, Tom W. age 64, married at 21, born Kentucky Edna, wife age 60, married at 18, born Kentucky Thomas H., Gson age 16 Dartha, Gdau. age 11 James M., Gson age 9 Allen Co., Kentucky Death Record William Thomas Linville, age 76, born Sept 7, 1863; died 3 Feb 1940 spouse: Edna Linville, age 68 Father: Bill Linville, born Indiana Mother: Elizabeth Pippin, born Jackson Co., Tennessee informant: Edna Linville, Scottsville, Kentucky burial: Pleasant Hill | LINVILLE, William Thomas (I122276)
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| 121085 | William T., age 14, is listed as son on the 1880 Allen Co., Kentucky census in the HH of William D. & Elizabeth Lynville. 1910 Hog Pen, Allen Co., Kentucky, entry 260/265 Linville, Tom age 46, married once, 25 yrs., born Indiana Edna, wife age 41, mar.once,25yrs., mother of 4, 4 living Harrison, son 22, born Kentucky Johnne, son 13, born Kentucky 1920 Scottsville, Allen Co., Kentucky census, entry 325/335 Lenvill, Tom age 55, born Indiana Edna, wife age 54, born Kentucky Thomas, Grandson 7, born Kentucky 1930 Gainesville, Allen Co., Kentucky census, entry 176/176 Linville, Tom W. age 64, married at 21, born Kentucky Edna, wife age 60, married at 18, born Kentucky Thomas H., Gson age 16 Dartha, Gdau. age 11 James M., Gson age 9 Allen Co., Kentucky Death Record William Thomas Linville, age 76, born Sept 7, 1863; died 3 Feb 1940 spouse: Edna Linville, age 68 Father: Bill Linville, born Indiana Mother: Elizabeth Pippin, born Jackson Co., Tennessee informant: Edna Linville, Scottsville, Kentucky burial: Pleasant Hill | LINVILLE, William Thomas (I122276)
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| 121086 | William T., age 14, is listed as son on the 1880 Allen Co., Kentucky census in the HH of William D. & Elizabeth Lynville. 1910 Hog Pen, Allen Co., Kentucky, entry 260/265 Linville, Tom age 46, married once, 25 yrs., born Indiana Edna, wife age 41, mar.once,25yrs., mother of 4, 4 living Harrison, son 22, born Kentucky Johnne, son 13, born Kentucky 1920 Scottsville, Allen Co., Kentucky census, entry 325/335 Lenvill, Tom age 55, born Indiana Edna, wife age 54, born Kentucky Thomas, Grandson 7, born Kentucky 1930 Gainesville, Allen Co., Kentucky census, entry 176/176 Linville, Tom W. age 64, married at 21, born Kentucky Edna, wife age 60, married at 18, born Kentucky Thomas H., Gson age 16 Dartha, Gdau. age 11 James M., Gson age 9 Allen Co., Kentucky Death Record William Thomas Linville, age 76, born Sept 7, 1863; died 3 Feb 1940 spouse: Edna Linville, age 68 Father: Bill Linville, born Indiana Mother: Elizabeth Pippin, born Jackson Co., Tennessee informant: Edna Linville, Scottsville, Kentucky burial: Pleasant Hill | LINVILLE, William Thomas (I122276)
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| 121087 | William T., age 14, is listed as son on the 1880 Allen Co., Kentucky census in the HH of William D. & Elizabeth Lynville. 1910 Hog Pen, Allen Co., Kentucky, entry 260/265 Linville, Tom age 46, married once, 25 yrs., born Indiana Edna, wife age 41, mar.once,25yrs., mother of 4, 4 living Harrison, son 22, born Kentucky Johnne, son 13, born Kentucky 1920 Scottsville, Allen Co., Kentucky census, entry 325/335 Lenvill, Tom age 55, born Indiana Edna, wife age 54, born Kentucky Thomas, Grandson 7, born Kentucky 1930 Gainesville, Allen Co., Kentucky census, entry 176/176 Linville, Tom W. age 64, married at 21, born Kentucky Edna, wife age 60, married at 18, born Kentucky Thomas H., Gson age 16 Dartha, Gdau. age 11 James M., Gson age 9 Allen Co., Kentucky Death Record William Thomas Linville, age 76, born Sept 7, 1863; died 3 Feb 1940 spouse: Edna Linville, age 68 Father: Bill Linville, born Indiana Mother: Elizabeth Pippin, born Jackson Co., Tennessee informant: Edna Linville, Scottsville, Kentucky burial: Pleasant Hill | LINVILLE, William Thomas (I122276)
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| 121088 | William T., age 14, is listed as son on the 1880 Allen Co., Kentucky census in the HH of William D. & Elizabeth Lynville. 1910 Hog Pen, Allen Co., Kentucky, entry 260/265 Linville, Tom age 46, married once, 25 yrs., born Indiana Edna, wife age 41, mar.once,25yrs., mother of 4, 4 living Harrison, son 22, born Kentucky Johnne, son 13, born Kentucky 1920 Scottsville, Allen Co., Kentucky census, entry 325/335 Lenvill, Tom age 55, born Indiana Edna, wife age 54, born Kentucky Thomas, Grandson 7, born Kentucky 1930 Gainesville, Allen Co., Kentucky census, entry 176/176 Linville, Tom W. age 64, married at 21, born Kentucky Edna, wife age 60, married at 18, born Kentucky Thomas H., Gson age 16 Dartha, Gdau. age 11 James M., Gson age 9 Allen Co., Kentucky Death Record William Thomas Linville, age 76, born Sept 7, 1863; died 3 Feb 1940 spouse: Edna Linville, age 68 Father: Bill Linville, born Indiana Mother: Elizabeth Pippin, born Jackson Co., Tennessee informant: Edna Linville, Scottsville, Kentucky burial: Pleasant Hill | LINVILLE, William Thomas (I122276)
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| 121089 | William T., age 2 & one month, is listed as son on the 1930 Webster Co., Missouri census in the HH of Harrison S. Williams. Missouri Marriage Records Name: Mary Ann Cantrell, age 17 Marriage Date: 16 Jun 1952 Marriage Location: Webster, Missouri Marriage County: Webster Spouse Name: William Thomas Williams, age 24 Mother's name: Sallie Cantrell U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 Name: William Thomas Williams Service Info.: CPL US ARMY KOREA Birth Date: 13 Feb 1928 Death Date: 15 Aug 2003 Cemetery: Freedom Cem Cemetery Address: Camdenton, MO 65020 | WILLIAMS, William Thomas (I121175)
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| 121090 | William T., age 2 & one month, is listed as son on the 1930 Webster Co., Missouri census in the HH of Harrison S. Williams. Missouri Marriage Records Name: Mary Ann Cantrell, age 17 Marriage Date: 16 Jun 1952 Marriage Location: Webster, Missouri Marriage County: Webster Spouse Name: William Thomas Williams, age 24 Mother's name: Sallie Cantrell U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 Name: William Thomas Williams Service Info.: CPL US ARMY KOREA Birth Date: 13 Feb 1928 Death Date: 15 Aug 2003 Cemetery: Freedom Cem Cemetery Address: Camdenton, MO 65020 | WILLIAMS, William Thomas (I121175)
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| 121091 | William T., age 2 & one month, is listed as son on the 1930 Webster Co., Missouri census in the HH of Harrison S. Williams. Missouri Marriage Records Name: Mary Ann Cantrell, age 17 Marriage Date: 16 Jun 1952 Marriage Location: Webster, Missouri Marriage County: Webster Spouse Name: William Thomas Williams, age 24 Mother's name: Sallie Cantrell U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 Name: William Thomas Williams Service Info.: CPL US ARMY KOREA Birth Date: 13 Feb 1928 Death Date: 15 Aug 2003 Cemetery: Freedom Cem Cemetery Address: Camdenton, MO 65020 | WILLIAMS, William Thomas (I121175)
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| 121092 | William T., age 2 & one month, is listed as son on the 1930 Webster Co., Missouri census in the HH of Harrison S. Williams. Missouri Marriage Records Name: Mary Ann Cantrell, age 17 Marriage Date: 16 Jun 1952 Marriage Location: Webster, Missouri Marriage County: Webster Spouse Name: William Thomas Williams, age 24 Mother's name: Sallie Cantrell U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 Name: William Thomas Williams Service Info.: CPL US ARMY KOREA Birth Date: 13 Feb 1928 Death Date: 15 Aug 2003 Cemetery: Freedom Cem Cemetery Address: Camdenton, MO 65020 | WILLIAMS, William Thomas (I121175)
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| 121093 | William T., age 2 & one month, is listed as son on the 1930 Webster Co., Missouri census in the HH of Harrison S. Williams. Missouri Marriage Records Name: Mary Ann Cantrell, age 17 Marriage Date: 16 Jun 1952 Marriage Location: Webster, Missouri Marriage County: Webster Spouse Name: William Thomas Williams, age 24 Mother's name: Sallie Cantrell U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 Name: William Thomas Williams Service Info.: CPL US ARMY KOREA Birth Date: 13 Feb 1928 Death Date: 15 Aug 2003 Cemetery: Freedom Cem Cemetery Address: Camdenton, MO 65020 | WILLIAMS, William Thomas (I121175)
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| 121094 | William T., age 2 & one month, is listed as son on the 1930 Webster Co., Missouri census in the HH of Harrison S. Williams. Missouri Marriage Records Name: Mary Ann Cantrell, age 17 Marriage Date: 16 Jun 1952 Marriage Location: Webster, Missouri Marriage County: Webster Spouse Name: William Thomas Williams, age 24 Mother's name: Sallie Cantrell U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 Name: William Thomas Williams Service Info.: CPL US ARMY KOREA Birth Date: 13 Feb 1928 Death Date: 15 Aug 2003 Cemetery: Freedom Cem Cemetery Address: Camdenton, MO 65020 | WILLIAMS, William Thomas (I121175)
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| 121095 | William T., age 5, is listed as son on the 1900 Fayette Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Zeb Stafford. Willie, age 14, is listed as son on the 1910 Fayette Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Zeb Stafford. | STAFFORD, William Thomas (I120308)
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| 121096 | William T., age 5, is listed as son on the 1900 Fayette Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Zeb Stafford. Willie, age 14, is listed as son on the 1910 Fayette Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Zeb Stafford. | STAFFORD, William Thomas (I120308)
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| 121097 | William T., age 5, is listed as son on the 1900 Fayette Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Zeb Stafford. Willie, age 14, is listed as son on the 1910 Fayette Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Zeb Stafford. | STAFFORD, William Thomas (I120308)
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| 121098 | William T., age 5, is listed as son on the 1900 Fayette Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Zeb Stafford. Willie, age 14, is listed as son on the 1910 Fayette Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Zeb Stafford. | STAFFORD, William Thomas (I120308)
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| 121099 | William T., age 5, is listed as son on the 1900 Fayette Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Zeb Stafford. Willie, age 14, is listed as son on the 1910 Fayette Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Zeb Stafford. | STAFFORD, William Thomas (I120308)
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| 121100 | William T., age 5, is listed as son on the 1900 Fayette Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Zeb Stafford. Willie, age 14, is listed as son on the 1910 Fayette Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Zeb Stafford. | STAFFORD, William Thomas (I120308)
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