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| 121551 | Wilsie A., age 14, is listed as daughter on the 1900 Smith Co., Tenn. census in the HH of John B. & Elenora K. Wilson. | WILSON, Wilsie A. (I119811)
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| 121552 | Wilsie A., age 14, is listed as daughter on the 1900 Smith Co., Tenn. census in the HH of John B. & Elenora K. Wilson. | WILSON, Wilsie A. (I119811)
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| 121553 | Wilsie A., age 14, is listed as daughter on the 1900 Smith Co., Tenn. census in the HH of John B. & Elenora K. Wilson. | WILSON, Wilsie A. (I119811)
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| 121554 | Wilson County Citizen, 11 Dec 1942 Death of Mrs. Bosseck Lafontaine Woman Passed Away Tuesday; Burial Friday Mrs. Mary Catherine Bosseck, aged 82 years, 10 months and 1 day, passed away at her home in Lafontaine Tuesday, December 8th, after an illness of two years. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Ed. A. Reinhardt, pastor of the Fredonia Christian church will be held at the Christian church in Lafontaine, Friday afternoon at 2:00 at the Christian church. Burial will be in Koger cemetery. Mrs. Bosseck, who was born February 7, 1860, is survived by her two daughters, Mrs. S. R. Redman of Parsons, Kans., and Mrs. P. R. Bowen, of Independence, Kans., one son LeRoy, of the home, a sister, Mrs. Cora Jansen, of Hollywood, Calif., 25 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren. | STAFFORD, Mary Catherine (I115889)
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| 121555 | Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Home March 4, 2010 Virginia Stafford 86, died Tuesday, March 2, 2010, at Methodist Hospital. She was a resident of Indianapolis, IN. She was born July 18, 1923 in Superior, WY of immigrant parents and raised in Trento, Italy. She returned to the United States after WWII where she met and married her husband of 58 years, Donald E. Stafford, on Sept. 15, 1951. He survives. Her parents were Guisseppi Prevedel and Anna (Avancinni) Prevedel. Survivors include a son, Robert Stafford; two daughters, Tina (Bill) Lockhart, Linda (Dennis) Huxley; a sister, Blanche Neal; four grandchildren, Eric (Angela) Huxley, Christina Huxley, Rachel (Randall) Sharkey, Seth Lockhart and a great-grandchild, Isabelle Huxley. She was preceded in death by two brothers and a sister . She was a homemaker. Virginia had been an RCA Group Leader several years and was active in the P.T.A. at I.P.S. school #33. She was an Avon representive for over 30 years and was very active in the Republican Party election board. | PREVEDAL, Virginia (I124592)
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| 121556 | Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Home March 4, 2010 Virginia Stafford 86, died Tuesday, March 2, 2010, at Methodist Hospital. She was a resident of Indianapolis, IN. She was born July 18, 1923 in Superior, WY of immigrant parents and raised in Trento, Italy. She returned to the United States after WWII where she met and married her husband of 58 years, Donald E. Stafford, on Sept. 15, 1951. He survives. Her parents were Guisseppi Prevedel and Anna (Avancinni) Prevedel. Survivors include a son, Robert Stafford; two daughters, Tina (Bill) Lockhart, Linda (Dennis) Huxley; a sister, Blanche Neal; four grandchildren, Eric (Angela) Huxley, Christina Huxley, Rachel (Randall) Sharkey, Seth Lockhart and a great-grandchild, Isabelle Huxley. She was preceded in death by two brothers and a sister . She was a homemaker. Virginia had been an RCA Group Leader several years and was active in the P.T.A. at I.P.S. school #33. She was an Avon representive for over 30 years and was very active in the Republican Party election board. | PREVEDAL, Virginia (I124592)
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| 121557 | Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Home March 4, 2010 Virginia Stafford 86, died Tuesday, March 2, 2010, at Methodist Hospital. She was a resident of Indianapolis, IN. She was born July 18, 1923 in Superior, WY of immigrant parents and raised in Trento, Italy. She returned to the United States after WWII where she met and married her husband of 58 years, Donald E. Stafford, on Sept. 15, 1951. He survives. Her parents were Guisseppi Prevedel and Anna (Avancinni) Prevedel. Survivors include a son, Robert Stafford; two daughters, Tina (Bill) Lockhart, Linda (Dennis) Huxley; a sister, Blanche Neal; four grandchildren, Eric (Angela) Huxley, Christina Huxley, Rachel (Randall) Sharkey, Seth Lockhart and a great-grandchild, Isabelle Huxley. She was preceded in death by two brothers and a sister . She was a homemaker. Virginia had been an RCA Group Leader several years and was active in the P.T.A. at I.P.S. school #33. She was an Avon representive for over 30 years and was very active in the Republican Party election board. | PREVEDAL, Virginia (I124592)
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| 121558 | Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Home March 4, 2010 Virginia Stafford 86, died Tuesday, March 2, 2010, at Methodist Hospital. She was a resident of Indianapolis, IN. She was born July 18, 1923 in Superior, WY of immigrant parents and raised in Trento, Italy. She returned to the United States after WWII where she met and married her husband of 58 years, Donald E. Stafford, on Sept. 15, 1951. He survives. Her parents were Guisseppi Prevedel and Anna (Avancinni) Prevedel. Survivors include a son, Robert Stafford; two daughters, Tina (Bill) Lockhart, Linda (Dennis) Huxley; a sister, Blanche Neal; four grandchildren, Eric (Angela) Huxley, Christina Huxley, Rachel (Randall) Sharkey, Seth Lockhart and a great-grandchild, Isabelle Huxley. She was preceded in death by two brothers and a sister . She was a homemaker. Virginia had been an RCA Group Leader several years and was active in the P.T.A. at I.P.S. school #33. She was an Avon representive for over 30 years and was very active in the Republican Party election board. | PREVEDAL, Virginia (I124592)
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| 121559 | Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Home March 4, 2010 Virginia Stafford 86, died Tuesday, March 2, 2010, at Methodist Hospital. She was a resident of Indianapolis, IN. She was born July 18, 1923 in Superior, WY of immigrant parents and raised in Trento, Italy. She returned to the United States after WWII where she met and married her husband of 58 years, Donald E. Stafford, on Sept. 15, 1951. He survives. Her parents were Guisseppi Prevedel and Anna (Avancinni) Prevedel. Survivors include a son, Robert Stafford; two daughters, Tina (Bill) Lockhart, Linda (Dennis) Huxley; a sister, Blanche Neal; four grandchildren, Eric (Angela) Huxley, Christina Huxley, Rachel (Randall) Sharkey, Seth Lockhart and a great-grandchild, Isabelle Huxley. She was preceded in death by two brothers and a sister . She was a homemaker. Virginia had been an RCA Group Leader several years and was active in the P.T.A. at I.P.S. school #33. She was an Avon representive for over 30 years and was very active in the Republican Party election board. | PREVEDAL, Virginia (I124592)
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| 121560 | Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service Jan 5, 2012 Mr. Donald Eugene Stafford, 88, of Indianapolis died on January 3, 2012. He was born on December 18, 1923 a son of Charles Strubbe and Ruth O. Stafford Potter. He was preceded in death by his beloved wife of 58 years, Virginia Prevedel Stafford. Survivors include a son Robert Eugene Stafford, daughters; Tina (Bill) Lockhart, Linda (Dennis) Huxley, 4 grandchildren; Eric Huxley, Christina (Chris) Herwehe, Rachel (Randall) Sharkey, Seth Lockhart, and 2 great grandchildren; Isabelle Huxley and Nora Sharkey. He is preceded in death by his twin brother Robert Gene Stafford and a half brother Sidney Strubbe. Donald served our country in the United States Navy. He was a machinist's mate third class in the 63rd Naval Construction Battalion (Seabees.) He was self-employed for 20 years and was a carpenter for 24 years for General Motors Corporation, retiring in 1988. Donald was past commander of the Ernie Pyle VFW Post 1120, and VFW 11th District. | STAFFORD, Donald Eugene (I124591)
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| 121561 | Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service Jan 5, 2012 Mr. Donald Eugene Stafford, 88, of Indianapolis died on January 3, 2012. He was born on December 18, 1923 a son of Charles Strubbe and Ruth O. Stafford Potter. He was preceded in death by his beloved wife of 58 years, Virginia Prevedel Stafford. Survivors include a son Robert Eugene Stafford, daughters; Tina (Bill) Lockhart, Linda (Dennis) Huxley, 4 grandchildren; Eric Huxley, Christina (Chris) Herwehe, Rachel (Randall) Sharkey, Seth Lockhart, and 2 great grandchildren; Isabelle Huxley and Nora Sharkey. He is preceded in death by his twin brother Robert Gene Stafford and a half brother Sidney Strubbe. Donald served our country in the United States Navy. He was a machinist's mate third class in the 63rd Naval Construction Battalion (Seabees.) He was self-employed for 20 years and was a carpenter for 24 years for General Motors Corporation, retiring in 1988. Donald was past commander of the Ernie Pyle VFW Post 1120, and VFW 11th District. | STAFFORD, Donald Eugene (I124591)
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| 121562 | Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service Jan 5, 2012 Mr. Donald Eugene Stafford, 88, of Indianapolis died on January 3, 2012. He was born on December 18, 1923 a son of Charles Strubbe and Ruth O. Stafford Potter. He was preceded in death by his beloved wife of 58 years, Virginia Prevedel Stafford. Survivors include a son Robert Eugene Stafford, daughters; Tina (Bill) Lockhart, Linda (Dennis) Huxley, 4 grandchildren; Eric Huxley, Christina (Chris) Herwehe, Rachel (Randall) Sharkey, Seth Lockhart, and 2 great grandchildren; Isabelle Huxley and Nora Sharkey. He is preceded in death by his twin brother Robert Gene Stafford and a half brother Sidney Strubbe. Donald served our country in the United States Navy. He was a machinist's mate third class in the 63rd Naval Construction Battalion (Seabees.) He was self-employed for 20 years and was a carpenter for 24 years for General Motors Corporation, retiring in 1988. Donald was past commander of the Ernie Pyle VFW Post 1120, and VFW 11th District. | STAFFORD, Donald Eugene (I124591)
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| 121563 | Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service Jan 5, 2012 Mr. Donald Eugene Stafford, 88, of Indianapolis died on January 3, 2012. He was born on December 18, 1923 a son of Charles Strubbe and Ruth O. Stafford Potter. He was preceded in death by his beloved wife of 58 years, Virginia Prevedel Stafford. Survivors include a son Robert Eugene Stafford, daughters; Tina (Bill) Lockhart, Linda (Dennis) Huxley, 4 grandchildren; Eric Huxley, Christina (Chris) Herwehe, Rachel (Randall) Sharkey, Seth Lockhart, and 2 great grandchildren; Isabelle Huxley and Nora Sharkey. He is preceded in death by his twin brother Robert Gene Stafford and a half brother Sidney Strubbe. Donald served our country in the United States Navy. He was a machinist's mate third class in the 63rd Naval Construction Battalion (Seabees.) He was self-employed for 20 years and was a carpenter for 24 years for General Motors Corporation, retiring in 1988. Donald was past commander of the Ernie Pyle VFW Post 1120, and VFW 11th District. | STAFFORD, Donald Eugene (I124591)
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| 121564 | Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service Jan 5, 2012 Mr. Donald Eugene Stafford, 88, of Indianapolis died on January 3, 2012. He was born on December 18, 1923 a son of Charles Strubbe and Ruth O. Stafford Potter. He was preceded in death by his beloved wife of 58 years, Virginia Prevedel Stafford. Survivors include a son Robert Eugene Stafford, daughters; Tina (Bill) Lockhart, Linda (Dennis) Huxley, 4 grandchildren; Eric Huxley, Christina (Chris) Herwehe, Rachel (Randall) Sharkey, Seth Lockhart, and 2 great grandchildren; Isabelle Huxley and Nora Sharkey. He is preceded in death by his twin brother Robert Gene Stafford and a half brother Sidney Strubbe. Donald served our country in the United States Navy. He was a machinist's mate third class in the 63rd Naval Construction Battalion (Seabees.) He was self-employed for 20 years and was a carpenter for 24 years for General Motors Corporation, retiring in 1988. Donald was past commander of the Ernie Pyle VFW Post 1120, and VFW 11th District. | STAFFORD, Donald Eugene (I124591)
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| 121565 | Winna died 17 March 1891 according to her official Knox County death record. Winna's parents are not named on that death record. Winna's record is indexed as "Minnie Evans." This is a transcribers error as the record itself is very plainly a "W" and not an "M." Her death record states that she both lived and died and was buried at "Pond Creek Mills." Today this would be the area near the Walnut Grove Methodist Church, and probably indicates that I probably misread something along the way. | STAFFORD, Winnie Felina (I96969)
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| 121566 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BLAKEY, Winnie Marie (I120763)
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| 121567 | Winnie, age 4 & eight months, is listed as daughter on the 1920 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Ben & Edna Chaffin. | CHAFFIN, Winnie (I122108)
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| 121568 | Winnie, age 4, is listed as daughter on the 1920 Putnam Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Bob Lawson. Winnie, age 14, is listed as daughter on the 1930 Putnam Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Bob Lawson. | LAWSON, Winnie (I121793)
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| 121569 | Winnie, age 6, is listed on the 1870 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Jonathan Young. Winie, age 15, is listed as daughter on the 1880 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of John Young. Jackson Co., Tenn. Marriage Record William Pippin to Winnie Young, 1 Feb. 1882 (listed by Janis [email protected] ) DEPOSITION: Winnie Pippin age 48, am a daughter of John W. Young & Helen Young. Jno S. Turner was Helen Young’s father and the father in law of John W. Young. I was 9 or 10 when we left John S. Turner’s land in Smith Co. Grandfather died while we lived on his land. John S. Turner’s children were Virginia Turner, Edward Turner, James Turner, Pricilla Turner & Helen who married my father, making five. At the death of John S. Turner, Aunt Virginia was dead, Aunt Pricilla living – she was gone from this country, but don’t know where. Ed lived in Nashville not far from grandfather. Mother died May 5, will be 15 years next May [5 May 1898]. Understood Mother & Papa got Edward Lox’ interest in the 600 acres. Frances Montgomery is my sister. After Mother died, Father went to Frances’ to live. Papa said he rented to Westley Jaquess for $20 and to put a room to the house. This was in the fall and he [J. W. Young] died in February the next year. Turner Young lived on the place in a different house at the time Father moved to D. W. Montgomery’s to live. My sister is Elizabeth Chaffin, she lived in Double Springs Jany 1912. Question: Who signed the contract for counsel, and what was the fee? Answer: Those that signed, or authorized someone to sign I understand: Wesley Jaquess & wife, Pickett Maberry & wife, John Davis & wife, Frank Pippin & wife, George McBroom & wife, John Stafford & wife, understand Eva May Jaquess now Jenkins, John Linville, Mollie Linville the mother of Jim Linville’s children, she has since married again I understand, Jim Chaffin & wife. The lawyer was to get half of what was recovered. John W. Young was somewhere between 82 and 84 at his death. I visited my sister Mrs. Chaffin in Putnam Co. She said would not give her deposition as she said she did not have her mind half of the time since her daughter drowned and that she had a bad heart trouble. She said she didn’t have her mind half of the time since Helen got drowned about three years ago. s/s Winnie Pippin | YOUNG, Winnie (I122049)
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| 121570 | Winnie, age 6, is listed on the 1870 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Jonathan Young. Winie, age 15, is listed as daughter on the 1880 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of John Young. Jackson Co., Tenn. Marriage Record William Pippin to Winnie Young, 1 Feb. 1882 (listed by Janis [email protected] ) DEPOSITION: Winnie Pippin age 48, am a daughter of John W. Young & Helen Young. Jno S. Turner was Helen Young’s father and the father in law of John W. Young. I was 9 or 10 when we left John S. Turner’s land in Smith Co. Grandfather died while we lived on his land. John S. Turner’s children were Virginia Turner, Edward Turner, James Turner, Pricilla Turner & Helen who married my father, making five. At the death of John S. Turner, Aunt Virginia was dead, Aunt Pricilla living – she was gone from this country, but don’t know where. Ed lived in Nashville not far from grandfather. Mother died May 5, will be 15 years next May [5 May 1898]. Understood Mother & Papa got Edward Lox’ interest in the 600 acres. Frances Montgomery is my sister. After Mother died, Father went to Frances’ to live. Papa said he rented to Westley Jaquess for $20 and to put a room to the house. This was in the fall and he [J. W. Young] died in February the next year. Turner Young lived on the place in a different house at the time Father moved to D. W. Montgomery’s to live. My sister is Elizabeth Chaffin, she lived in Double Springs Jany 1912. Question: Who signed the contract for counsel, and what was the fee? Answer: Those that signed, or authorized someone to sign I understand: Wesley Jaquess & wife, Pickett Maberry & wife, John Davis & wife, Frank Pippin & wife, George McBroom & wife, John Stafford & wife, understand Eva May Jaquess now Jenkins, John Linville, Mollie Linville the mother of Jim Linville’s children, she has since married again I understand, Jim Chaffin & wife. The lawyer was to get half of what was recovered. John W. Young was somewhere between 82 and 84 at his death. I visited my sister Mrs. Chaffin in Putnam Co. She said would not give her deposition as she said she did not have her mind half of the time since her daughter drowned and that she had a bad heart trouble. She said she didn’t have her mind half of the time since Helen got drowned about three years ago. s/s Winnie Pippin | YOUNG, Winnie (I122049)
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| 121571 | Winnie, age 6, is listed on the 1870 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Jonathan Young. Winie, age 15, is listed as daughter on the 1880 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of John Young. Jackson Co., Tenn. Marriage Record William Pippin to Winnie Young, 1 Feb. 1882 (listed by Janis [email protected] ) DEPOSITION: Winnie Pippin age 48, am a daughter of John W. Young & Helen Young. Jno S. Turner was Helen Young’s father and the father in law of John W. Young. I was 9 or 10 when we left John S. Turner’s land in Smith Co. Grandfather died while we lived on his land. John S. Turner’s children were Virginia Turner, Edward Turner, James Turner, Pricilla Turner & Helen who married my father, making five. At the death of John S. Turner, Aunt Virginia was dead, Aunt Pricilla living – she was gone from this country, but don’t know where. Ed lived in Nashville not far from grandfather. Mother died May 5, will be 15 years next May [5 May 1898]. Understood Mother & Papa got Edward Lox’ interest in the 600 acres. Frances Montgomery is my sister. After Mother died, Father went to Frances’ to live. Papa said he rented to Westley Jaquess for $20 and to put a room to the house. This was in the fall and he [J. W. Young] died in February the next year. Turner Young lived on the place in a different house at the time Father moved to D. W. Montgomery’s to live. My sister is Elizabeth Chaffin, she lived in Double Springs Jany 1912. Question: Who signed the contract for counsel, and what was the fee? Answer: Those that signed, or authorized someone to sign I understand: Wesley Jaquess & wife, Pickett Maberry & wife, John Davis & wife, Frank Pippin & wife, George McBroom & wife, John Stafford & wife, understand Eva May Jaquess now Jenkins, John Linville, Mollie Linville the mother of Jim Linville’s children, she has since married again I understand, Jim Chaffin & wife. The lawyer was to get half of what was recovered. John W. Young was somewhere between 82 and 84 at his death. I visited my sister Mrs. Chaffin in Putnam Co. She said would not give her deposition as she said she did not have her mind half of the time since her daughter drowned and that she had a bad heart trouble. She said she didn’t have her mind half of the time since Helen got drowned about three years ago. s/s Winnie Pippin | YOUNG, Winnie (I122049)
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| 121572 | Winnie, age 6, is listed on the 1870 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Jonathan Young. Winie, age 15, is listed as daughter on the 1880 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of John Young. Jackson Co., Tenn. Marriage Record William Pippin to Winnie Young, 1 Feb. 1882 (listed by Janis [email protected] ) DEPOSITION: Winnie Pippin age 48, am a daughter of John W. Young & Helen Young. Jno S. Turner was Helen Young’s father and the father in law of John W. Young. I was 9 or 10 when we left John S. Turner’s land in Smith Co. Grandfather died while we lived on his land. John S. Turner’s children were Virginia Turner, Edward Turner, James Turner, Pricilla Turner & Helen who married my father, making five. At the death of John S. Turner, Aunt Virginia was dead, Aunt Pricilla living – she was gone from this country, but don’t know where. Ed lived in Nashville not far from grandfather. Mother died May 5, will be 15 years next May [5 May 1898]. Understood Mother & Papa got Edward Lox’ interest in the 600 acres. Frances Montgomery is my sister. After Mother died, Father went to Frances’ to live. Papa said he rented to Westley Jaquess for $20 and to put a room to the house. This was in the fall and he [J. W. Young] died in February the next year. Turner Young lived on the place in a different house at the time Father moved to D. W. Montgomery’s to live. My sister is Elizabeth Chaffin, she lived in Double Springs Jany 1912. Question: Who signed the contract for counsel, and what was the fee? Answer: Those that signed, or authorized someone to sign I understand: Wesley Jaquess & wife, Pickett Maberry & wife, John Davis & wife, Frank Pippin & wife, George McBroom & wife, John Stafford & wife, understand Eva May Jaquess now Jenkins, John Linville, Mollie Linville the mother of Jim Linville’s children, she has since married again I understand, Jim Chaffin & wife. The lawyer was to get half of what was recovered. John W. Young was somewhere between 82 and 84 at his death. I visited my sister Mrs. Chaffin in Putnam Co. She said would not give her deposition as she said she did not have her mind half of the time since her daughter drowned and that she had a bad heart trouble. She said she didn’t have her mind half of the time since Helen got drowned about three years ago. s/s Winnie Pippin | YOUNG, Winnie (I122049)
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| 121573 | Winnie, age 6, is listed on the 1870 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Jonathan Young. Winie, age 15, is listed as daughter on the 1880 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of John Young. Jackson Co., Tenn. Marriage Record William Pippin to Winnie Young, 1 Feb. 1882 (listed by Janis [email protected] ) DEPOSITION: Winnie Pippin age 48, am a daughter of John W. Young & Helen Young. Jno S. Turner was Helen Young’s father and the father in law of John W. Young. I was 9 or 10 when we left John S. Turner’s land in Smith Co. Grandfather died while we lived on his land. John S. Turner’s children were Virginia Turner, Edward Turner, James Turner, Pricilla Turner & Helen who married my father, making five. At the death of John S. Turner, Aunt Virginia was dead, Aunt Pricilla living – she was gone from this country, but don’t know where. Ed lived in Nashville not far from grandfather. Mother died May 5, will be 15 years next May [5 May 1898]. Understood Mother & Papa got Edward Lox’ interest in the 600 acres. Frances Montgomery is my sister. After Mother died, Father went to Frances’ to live. Papa said he rented to Westley Jaquess for $20 and to put a room to the house. This was in the fall and he [J. W. Young] died in February the next year. Turner Young lived on the place in a different house at the time Father moved to D. W. Montgomery’s to live. My sister is Elizabeth Chaffin, she lived in Double Springs Jany 1912. Question: Who signed the contract for counsel, and what was the fee? Answer: Those that signed, or authorized someone to sign I understand: Wesley Jaquess & wife, Pickett Maberry & wife, John Davis & wife, Frank Pippin & wife, George McBroom & wife, John Stafford & wife, understand Eva May Jaquess now Jenkins, John Linville, Mollie Linville the mother of Jim Linville’s children, she has since married again I understand, Jim Chaffin & wife. The lawyer was to get half of what was recovered. John W. Young was somewhere between 82 and 84 at his death. I visited my sister Mrs. Chaffin in Putnam Co. She said would not give her deposition as she said she did not have her mind half of the time since her daughter drowned and that she had a bad heart trouble. She said she didn’t have her mind half of the time since Helen got drowned about three years ago. s/s Winnie Pippin | YOUNG, Winnie (I122049)
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| 121574 | Winnie, age 6, is listed on the 1870 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Jonathan Young. Winie, age 15, is listed as daughter on the 1880 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of John Young. Jackson Co., Tenn. Marriage Record William Pippin to Winnie Young, 1 Feb. 1882 (listed by Janis [email protected] ) DEPOSITION: Winnie Pippin age 48, am a daughter of John W. Young & Helen Young. Jno S. Turner was Helen Young’s father and the father in law of John W. Young. I was 9 or 10 when we left John S. Turner’s land in Smith Co. Grandfather died while we lived on his land. John S. Turner’s children were Virginia Turner, Edward Turner, James Turner, Pricilla Turner & Helen who married my father, making five. At the death of John S. Turner, Aunt Virginia was dead, Aunt Pricilla living – she was gone from this country, but don’t know where. Ed lived in Nashville not far from grandfather. Mother died May 5, will be 15 years next May [5 May 1898]. Understood Mother & Papa got Edward Lox’ interest in the 600 acres. Frances Montgomery is my sister. After Mother died, Father went to Frances’ to live. Papa said he rented to Westley Jaquess for $20 and to put a room to the house. This was in the fall and he [J. W. Young] died in February the next year. Turner Young lived on the place in a different house at the time Father moved to D. W. Montgomery’s to live. My sister is Elizabeth Chaffin, she lived in Double Springs Jany 1912. Question: Who signed the contract for counsel, and what was the fee? Answer: Those that signed, or authorized someone to sign I understand: Wesley Jaquess & wife, Pickett Maberry & wife, John Davis & wife, Frank Pippin & wife, George McBroom & wife, John Stafford & wife, understand Eva May Jaquess now Jenkins, John Linville, Mollie Linville the mother of Jim Linville’s children, she has since married again I understand, Jim Chaffin & wife. The lawyer was to get half of what was recovered. John W. Young was somewhere between 82 and 84 at his death. I visited my sister Mrs. Chaffin in Putnam Co. She said would not give her deposition as she said she did not have her mind half of the time since her daughter drowned and that she had a bad heart trouble. She said she didn’t have her mind half of the time since Helen got drowned about three years ago. s/s Winnie Pippin | YOUNG, Winnie (I122049)
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| 121575 | Winston attended St. John's College at Oxford. While attending St. John's College,, Winston was relatively successful with his studies. He later attended Lincoln's Inn for awhile, bu abandoned his studies to enlist in the King's servcie with his father, John Churchill of Mintum, in August of 1642. This was at the beginning of the Civil War. Winston was eventually promoted to Captain of Horse, due to his distinguished service at Lansdown Hall and Roundway Down. It was soon thereafter that Winston took for his wife Elizabeth Drake, the third daughter of the widowed Lady Eleanor Drake. The Civil War was a trying time for all families concerned, and for the Churchills and Drakes there was no exception. Winston had fought for King Charles I, who lost the war and was eventually beheaded on January 30, 1649. The Drakes sympathized with Parliment, who opposed teh King, thus drawing a line of devision between these two intermarried families. It would be a full ten years before family conditions would improve. Meanwhile, Winston; having been shot in the arm in December of 1645 defending the Royalist garrison of Briston after which time he resigned from the King's servce; was content to reside at "Ashe House" to educate his children, study genealogy, and compose a vast historical and political manuscript. It would be 1675 before this manuscript would come to print. In the meantime Winston remained at his mother-in-law's home, which was but a day's journey by horse from the Churchill home of "Wooten Glanville" near Sherborne in the neighboring county of Dorset, England. The home of the Drakes, "Ashe House," had been gutted by fire. It was without a roof, and the two families were forced to reside in one of the surviving wings of the manor, where there were but a few habitable rooms. It was here that the Churchills and the Drakes managed for the next 12 years, putting aside their political differences in light of their family relationship. It was at this time that Winston was sentenced by Parliment to pay a fine of 446 pounds and 18 shillings, a considerable sum of money for a man of moderate means. Winston delayed payment until 1651, than returned to his study of genealogy, heraldry, and history--more of an English passion than an English pastime. It is because of Winston's work in these endeavors that much early information concerning the Churchill genealogy was not lost to future generations. It was during this time of intense research that Winston, as well as many other English families, traced his ancestry to the Conqueror. He further recorded that some members of the Churchill family had already emigrated to America at the beginning of the Civil War in 1642. Meanwhile, John Churchill of Mintum, the father of Winston, passed away during the year of 1659, leaving his son a yearly income of 1,000 pounds. The next year, 1660, found the Churchills establishing their own residence at "Wooten Glanville." In May of 1661, Winston was elected to Parliment by his home constituency of Weymouth, at which time he acquired a townhouse in the City of London, England. In 1662 Winston was sent to Ireland as a Restitution Commissioner, and soon after moved with his wife and children to Dublin. Winston traveled to London, England in 1664, where he was elected a member of the newly founded Royal Society. Finally, he was appointed Junior Clerk Comptroller to the Board of Green Cloth, minor post in the Royal household. It was at this time that he took up residence at "Whitehall." Sir Winston had become politically secure; unfortunatley, he was not the same financially. After his urgent request to Charles II, the King finally bestowed upon Sir Winston Churchill I a coat of arms. Winston was reported to have expressed his disappointment in the choice of his motto: Feil per desdichado--"Faithful but unfortunate." This motto remains even to this day. Finally in 1675 after many years, Sir Winston's literary manuscript appeared in print. The full title thusly read: "Divi Britannici. Being a remark upon the lives of all kings of this isle, from the year 2855 unto the year of grace 1660." The book was printed by Thomas Roycroft and marketed by Francis Englefield. Consisting of 400 pages, Churchill's work spoke of his time, not always favorably, and addressed the historical events surrounding the Civil War, as well as those individuals who were instrumental in the course of history during Sir Winston's tiime. However, Sir Winston's most outstanding contribution was not his vast literary work, nor his political accomplishments, nor his military endeavors, but a son--a son who would achieve world fame. | CHURCHILL, Sir Winston Ist (I9722)
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| 121576 | Winston Churchill, II died young. | CHURCHILL, Winston II (I9724)
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| 121577 | Winters C., age 3 & seven months, is listed as son on the 1920 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Leander & Daisy Stewart. Cordell, age 11, is listed as son on the 1930 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Lee & Daisy Steward. | STEWART, Winters Cordell (I120216)
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| 121578 | Winters L., age 2 yrs. & 6 months, is listed as son on the 1920 Jackson Co., TN census in the HH of Andrew Stafford. Winters L., age 12, is listed as son on the 1930 Jackson Co., TN census in the HH of Andrew Stafford. Tennessee State Marriages Name: Winters Stafford Spouse: Irene Lee Marriage Date: 3 Sep 1938 Marriage County: Jackson Social Security Death Index Name: Winters Stafford Born: 14 Jun 1916 Died: Feb 1976 State (Year) SSN issued: Tennessee (Before 1951) | STAFFORD, Winters Lee (I87394)
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| 121579 | Winters L., age 2 yrs. & 6 months, is listed as son on the 1920 Jackson Co., TN census in the HH of Andrew Stafford. Winters L., age 12, is listed as son on the 1930 Jackson Co., TN census in the HH of Andrew Stafford. Tennessee State Marriages Name: Winters Stafford Spouse: Irene Lee Marriage Date: 3 Sep 1938 Marriage County: Jackson Social Security Death Index Name: Winters Stafford Born: 14 Jun 1916 Died: Feb 1976 State (Year) SSN issued: Tennessee (Before 1951) | STAFFORD, Winters Lee (I87394)
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| 121580 | Winters L., age 2 yrs. & 6 months, is listed as son on the 1920 Jackson Co., TN census in the HH of Andrew Stafford. Winters L., age 12, is listed as son on the 1930 Jackson Co., TN census in the HH of Andrew Stafford. Tennessee State Marriages Name: Winters Stafford Spouse: Irene Lee Marriage Date: 3 Sep 1938 Marriage County: Jackson Social Security Death Index Name: Winters Stafford Born: 14 Jun 1916 Died: Feb 1976 State (Year) SSN issued: Tennessee (Before 1951) | STAFFORD, Winters L. (I87394)
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| 121581 | Winters L., age 2 yrs. & 6 months, is listed as son on the 1920 Jackson Co., TN census in the HH of Andrew Stafford. Winters L., age 12, is listed as son on the 1930 Jackson Co., TN census in the HH of Andrew Stafford. Tennessee State Marriages Name: Winters Stafford Spouse: Irene Lee Marriage Date: 3 Sep 1938 Marriage County: Jackson Social Security Death Index Name: Winters Stafford Born: 14 Jun 1916 Died: Feb 1976 State (Year) SSN issued: Tennessee (Before 1951) | STAFFORD, Winters Lee (I87394)
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| 121582 | Winters L., age 2 yrs. & 6 months, is listed as son on the 1920 Jackson Co., TN census in the HH of Andrew Stafford. Winters L., age 12, is listed as son on the 1930 Jackson Co., TN census in the HH of Andrew Stafford. Tennessee State Marriages Name: Winters Stafford Spouse: Irene Lee Marriage Date: 3 Sep 1938 Marriage County: Jackson Social Security Death Index Name: Winters Stafford Born: 14 Jun 1916 Died: Feb 1976 State (Year) SSN issued: Tennessee (Before 1951) | STAFFORD, Winters Lee (I87394)
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| 121583 | Winters L., age 2 yrs. & 6 months, is listed as son on the 1920 Jackson Co., TN census in the HH of Andrew Stafford. Winters L., age 12, is listed as son on the 1930 Jackson Co., TN census in the HH of Andrew Stafford. Tennessee State Marriages Name: Winters Stafford Spouse: Irene Lee Marriage Date: 3 Sep 1938 Marriage County: Jackson Social Security Death Index Name: Winters Stafford Born: 14 Jun 1916 Died: Feb 1976 State (Year) SSN issued: Tennessee (Before 1951) | STAFFORD, Winters Lee (I87394)
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| 121584 | Winters, age 6, is listed as son on the 1920 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Jim & Mary Netherton. | NETHERTON, Winters (I118898)
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| 121585 | With Patrick and 3 children. | STAFFORD, Ella B. (I6255)
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| 121586 | With wife Edith and Children. | STAFFORD, Thomas (I878)
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| 121587 | With wife Edith and Children. | STAFFORD, Thomas (I878)
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| 121588 | With wife Edith and Children. | STAFFORD, Thomas (I878)
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| 121589 | With wife Edith and Children. | STAFFORD, Thomas (I878)
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| 121590 | With wife Edith and Children. | STAFFORD, Thomas (I878)
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| 121591 | With wife Edith and Children. | STAFFORD, Thomas (I878)
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| 121592 | With Wife Jane A. and grandson, Burl age 12. | STAFFORD, Dr. Austin A. (I25691)
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| 121593 | With Wife Jane A. and grandson, Burl age 12. | STAFFORD, Dr. Austin A. (I25691)
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| 121594 | With Wife Jane A. and grandson, Burl age 12. | STAFFORD, Dr. Austin A. (I25691)
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| 121595 | With Wife Jane A. and grandson, Burl age 12. | STAFFORD, Dr. Austin A. (I25691)
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| 121596 | With Wife Jane A. and grandson, Burl age 12. | STAFFORD, Dr. Austin A. (I25691)
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| 121597 | With Wife Jane A. and grandson, Burl age 12. | STAFFORD, Dr. Austin A. (I25691)
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| 121598 | With Wife Jane A. and grandson, Burl age 12. | STAFFORD, Dr. Austin A. (I25691)
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| 121599 | With Wife Jane A. and grandson, Burl age 12. | STAFFORD, Dr. Austin A. (I25691)
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| 121600 | With Wife Jane A. and grandson, Burl age 12. | STAFFORD, Dr. Austin A. (I25691)
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