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14701	Another source has him born in Cheshire, Berkshire Co., MA.	STAFFORD, Maj. Aaron (I20529)
14702	Another source has him born in Cheshire, Berkshire Co., MA.	STAFFORD, Maj. Aaron (I20529)
14703	Another source has him born in Cheshire, Berkshire Co., MA.	STAFFORD, Maj. Aaron (I20529)
14704	Another source has him born in Cheshire, Berkshire Co., MA.	STAFFORD, Maj. Aaron (I20529)
14705	Another source has him born in NY.	STAFFORD, Nathan J. (Branch 185) (I57011)
14706	Another source has him born in Pilot Knob, MO.	LEGATE, Samuel (I110605)
14707	Anthony was born to William Ross and Elizabeth Cory and lived his entire life in the same place, excepting the 3 years and 1 day he served with the 73rd OVI during the Civil War. He was the father to 11 children altogether, from two wives, Syrena Elizabeth Cory Ross, then Sarah Emily Stafford Ross. During his lifetime, Anthony was the owner of the mercantile/grocery in Good Hope, as well as being the Justice of the Peace there. His business partner in this was Isaac J. Sperry, who subsequently died at the battle of Gettysburg, at which time, Anthony took over the entire store. The land that Good Hope Cemetary is on was donated by William Ross and the rumor is that Syrena Cory Ross was the first person buried there, however, her parents, James Cory and Rebecca Sperry Cory are buried there and they died before Syrena. The Good Hope Cemetery is not located in Washington Court House, as the original person who entered this tells. Good Hope Cemetery is located in Good Hope, OH, just inside the city limits of Good Hope, on Highway 753.	ROSS, Anthony Wayne (I47839)
14708	Anthony was born to William Ross and Elizabeth Cory and lived his entire life in the same place, excepting the 3 years and 1 day he served with the 73rd OVI during the Civil War. He was the father to 11 children altogether, from two wives, Syrena Elizabeth Cory Ross, then Sarah Emily Stafford Ross. During his lifetime, Anthony was the owner of the mercantile/grocery in Good Hope, as well as being the Justice of the Peace there. His business partner in this was Isaac J. Sperry, who subsequently died at the battle of Gettysburg, at which time, Anthony took over the entire store. The land that Good Hope Cemetary is on was donated by William Ross and the rumor is that Syrena Cory Ross was the first person buried there, however, her parents, James Cory and Rebecca Sperry Cory are buried there and they died before Syrena. The Good Hope Cemetery is not located in Washington Court House, as the original person who entered this tells. Good Hope Cemetery is located in Good Hope, OH, just inside the city limits of Good Hope, on Highway 753.	ROSS, Anthony Wayne (I47839)
14709	Anton Hoenick Jr 1925–1998	Family F11974
14710	Anton Hoenick Jr 1925–1998	Family F11974
14711	Anton Hoenick Jr 1925–1998	Family F11974
14712	Anton Hoenick Jr 1925–1998	Family F11974
14713	Anton Hoenick Jr 1925–1998	Family F11974
14714	Anton Hoenick Jr 1925–1998	Family F11974
14715	Apparently Joseph was out of the picture by 1850 (the 1850 census lists only Hannah, 15-year-old Lemuel and 10-year old William. .	WILMORE, Joseph (I147384)
14716	Apparently, George Underwood was adopted and raised in the household of Josiah and Sarah Stafford. The YDNA of his male Stafford Descendants does not match that of the male Stafford and Stover Descendants.	UNDERWOOD, George (I85794)
14717	Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.	STAFFORD, Joseph (I18725)
14718	Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.	STAFFORD, Joseph (I18725)
14719	Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.	STAFFORD, Joseph (I18725)
14720	Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.	STAFFORD, Joseph (I18725)
14721	Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.	STAFFORD, Joseph (I18725)
14722	Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.	STAFFORD, Joseph (I18725)
14723	Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.	STAFFORD, Joseph (I18725)
14724	Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.	STAFFORD, Joseph (I18725)
14725	Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.	STAFFORD, Joseph (I18725)
14726	Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.	STAFFORD, Joseph (I18725)
14727	Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.Apprenticed to Thomas Smith as a tailor for 8 years 11 Apr 1665. Made a freeman of Warwick in 1677.	STAFFORD, Joseph (I18725)
14728	Apr 1930. Listed as Samuel Stafford, a boarder, in the household of Spencer B. and Anna E. Carter.	STAFFORD, Samuel (I47468)
14729	Apr 1930. Listed as Tom Stafford, a farmer, with wife Zella and children Opal, Russell, Jessie, Dottie, Fanny and Buster.	Family F21750
14730	Apr 1930. Listed as Tom Stafford, a farmer, with wife Zella and children Opal, Russell, Jessie, Dottie, Fanny and Buster.	Family F21750
14731	Apr 1930. Listed as Tom Stafford, a farmer, with wife Zella and children Opal, Russell, Jessie, Dottie, Fanny and Buster.	Family F21750
14732	Apr 1930. Listed as Tom Stafford, a farmer, with wife Zella and children Opal, Russell, Jessie, Dottie, Fanny and Buster.	Family F21750
14733	Apr 1930. Listed as Tom Stafford, a farmer, with wife Zella and children Opal, Russell, Jessie, Dottie, Fanny and Buster.	Family F21750
14734	Arctic traveler and renowned author, Josephine Diebitsch was born on a farm near Forestville, Maryland, daughter of German immigrants Magdalene Augusta Schmid and Professor Herman Diebitsch. Her father was a linguist employed by the Smithsonian Institution. She was educated in the District of Columbia, and during her father's final illness, filled his position at the Smithsonian. While there she met Navy Lieutenant Robert Edwin Peary, and after a courtship of some years they were married on 11 Aug 1888. Twenty-one years later, with her inestimable help, he led the first expedition to reach the North Pole. She had the distinction of being "the first woman to take part in an Arctic exploration," and "the first white woman to winter in the Arctic." In June 1891 she accompanied her husband aboard theÂ KiteÂ to northern Greenland, where they wintered midway between the Arctic Circle and the North Pole. She also accompanied Peary on his polar expeditions of 1893-94, and 1897. Her daughter Marie was born September 12, 1893, in Greenland. On another trek north to meet her husband in 1900, her shipÂ WindwardÂ was damaged by an iceberg, became stranded, and she, her daughter and the ship's crew spent the winter at a camp 300 miles south of her husband's. She traveled north again in 1902. After Peary retired in 1911 as a Rear Admiral, they spent winters at their home in Washington and summers on Eagle Island, Maine, with their two children. The Admiral died in 1920 and Mrs. Peary survived him by several decades, defending her husband's legacy to the end. Her books includedÂ My Arctic JournalÂ (1893) recounting her experiences during the 1891-92 expedition,Â The Snow BabyÂ (1901), andÂ Children of the NorthÂ (1903). Her personal accomplishments were recognized in 1955 by the National Geographic Society, which awarded her its highest honor, the gold Medal of Achievement. Her papers are preserved in the Maine Women Writers Collection, University of New England, Portland, Maine.	DIEBITSCH, Josephine (I152783)
14735	Arctic traveler and renowned author, Josephine Diebitsch was born on a farm near Forestville, Maryland, daughter of German immigrants Magdalene Augusta Schmid and Professor Herman Diebitsch. Her father was a linguist employed by the Smithsonian Institution. She was educated in the District of Columbia, and during her father's final illness, filled his position at the Smithsonian. While there she met Navy Lieutenant Robert Edwin Peary, and after a courtship of some years they were married on 11 Aug 1888. Twenty-one years later, with her inestimable help, he led the first expedition to reach the North Pole. She had the distinction of being "the first woman to take part in an Arctic exploration," and "the first white woman to winter in the Arctic." In June 1891 she accompanied her husband aboard theÂ KiteÂ to northern Greenland, where they wintered midway between the Arctic Circle and the North Pole. She also accompanied Peary on his polar expeditions of 1893-94, and 1897. Her daughter Marie was born September 12, 1893, in Greenland. On another trek north to meet her husband in 1900, her shipÂ WindwardÂ was damaged by an iceberg, became stranded, and she, her daughter and the ship's crew spent the winter at a camp 300 miles south of her husband's. She traveled north again in 1902. After Peary retired in 1911 as a Rear Admiral, they spent winters at their home in Washington and summers on Eagle Island, Maine, with their two children. The Admiral died in 1920 and Mrs. Peary survived him by several decades, defending her husband's legacy to the end. Her books includedÂ My Arctic JournalÂ (1893) recounting her experiences during the 1891-92 expedition,Â The Snow BabyÂ (1901), andÂ Children of the NorthÂ (1903). Her personal accomplishments were recognized in 1955 by the National Geographic Society, which awarded her its highest honor, the gold Medal of Achievement. Her papers are preserved in the Maine Women Writers Collection, University of New England, Portland, Maine.	DIEBITSCH, Josephine (I152783)
14736	Arden - Floyd Andrew Stafford "Buster", 56, of Arden, died Friday, January 9, 2015 at Elizabeth House. A native of Asheville, he was the son of the late Rev. Horace Andrew and Donna Sue Russell Stafford. He is survived by his wife, Amber Burnett; children, Leslie (Brandon) of Edneyville, Bradley of Hendersonville and Jordan of Arden; grandchildren, Dylan, Bryson, Baylee and Skyler and brothers, James and Ronnie (Autumn) both of Arden. A Graveside Service will be held at 2:00PM on Tuesday, January 13 at Calvary Episcopal Churchyard, Fletcher with Rev. Carl Bishop officiating. In lieu of flowers, memorial donation may be made to assist with funeral costs to Moore at Forest Lawn, 1498 Sand Hill Road, Candler, NC 28715. Published in the Asheville Citizen-Times on Jan. 11, 2015	STAFFORD, Floyd Andrew (I145126)
14737	Arietta May Shock Stafford, 93, Anderson, died June 28, 2009, at St. Vincent Hospital, Indianapolis, after a brief illness. She was born Feb. 24, 1916, in Oil City, Pa., one of eight children born to Sara L. (Tarr) and Charles H. Nichols. She entered the ministry of the Church of God in 1937 and was ordained by the Church of God in Indiana in 1948. She and her first husband, H.R. Shock, served many years as pastors in Ohio and Indiana. In 1990 she married D.C. Stafford and they served several Church of God congregations, the most recent being South Meridian Church of God in Anderson as Visitation Pastors. Survivors include three children, Darlene (husband, Lowell) Wardlow, Darrell (wife, Ann) Shock and Drew (wife, Jackie) Shock; two stepchildren, Larry Stafford and Rod (Donna) Stafford; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren; two brothers, Frank Nichols and John Nichols; a sister, Ruth Gilara; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her first husband, Rev. H.R. Shock in 1976; and her second husband, Rev. D.C. Stafford in 2007; and a stepson, Dr. Gil Stafford; and two brothers and two sisters.	NICHOLS, Arietta May (I136807)
14738	Arietta May Shock Stafford, 93, Anderson, died June 28, 2009, at St. Vincent Hospital, Indianapolis, after a brief illness. She was born Feb. 24, 1916, in Oil City, Pa., one of eight children born to Sara L. (Tarr) and Charles H. Nichols. She entered the ministry of the Church of God in 1937 and was ordained by the Church of God in Indiana in 1948. She and her first husband, H.R. Shock, served many years as pastors in Ohio and Indiana. In 1990 she married D.C. Stafford and they served several Church of God congregations, the most recent being South Meridian Church of God in Anderson as Visitation Pastors. Survivors include three children, Darlene (husband, Lowell) Wardlow, Darrell (wife, Ann) Shock and Drew (wife, Jackie) Shock; two stepchildren, Larry Stafford and Rod (Donna) Stafford; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren; two brothers, Frank Nichols and John Nichols; a sister, Ruth Gilara; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her first husband, Rev. H.R. Shock in 1976; and her second husband, Rev. D.C. Stafford in 2007; and a stepson, Dr. Gil Stafford; and two brothers and two sisters.	NICHOLS, Arietta May (I136807)
14739	Arietta May Shock Stafford, 93, Anderson, died June 28, 2009, at St. Vincent Hospital, Indianapolis, after a brief illness. She was born Feb. 24, 1916, in Oil City, Pa., one of eight children born to Sara L. (Tarr) and Charles H. Nichols. She entered the ministry of the Church of God in 1937 and was ordained by the Church of God in Indiana in 1948. She and her first husband, H.R. Shock, served many years as pastors in Ohio and Indiana. In 1990 she married D.C. Stafford and they served several Church of God congregations, the most recent being South Meridian Church of God in Anderson as Visitation Pastors. Survivors include three children, Darlene (husband, Lowell) Wardlow, Darrell (wife, Ann) Shock and Drew (wife, Jackie) Shock; two stepchildren, Larry Stafford and Rod (Donna) Stafford; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren; two brothers, Frank Nichols and John Nichols; a sister, Ruth Gilara; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her first husband, Rev. H.R. Shock in 1976; and her second husband, Rev. D.C. Stafford in 2007; and a stepson, Dr. Gil Stafford; and two brothers and two sisters.Â	NICHOLS, Arietta May (I136807)
14740	Arkansas Marriage Index, 1933-1939 Name: Homer Stafford Gender: Male County: Sevier Spouse: Doris Cannon License Date: 9 Aug 1938 Certificate Number: 27438 Volume Number: 0002	Family F47341
14741	Arkansas, County Marriages Index, 1837-1957 Name: J S Stafford Gender: Male Age: 21 Birth Year: abt 1906 Residence: De Queen, Sevier, Arkansas Spouse's Name: Bertha Maxine Chandler Spouse's Gender: Female Spouse's Age: 18 Spouse's Residence: De Queen, Sevier, Arkansas Marriage Date: 2 Jul 1927 Marriage License Date: 2 Jul 1927 Marriage County: Sevier Event Type: Marriage FHL Film Number: 1986141	Family F47329
14742	Arkansas, County Marriages Index, 1837-1957 Name: R A Stafford Gender: Male Age: 34 Birth Year: abt 1868 Residence: Mena, Polk, Arkansas Spouse's Name: Rosa Moore Spouse's Gender: Female Spouse's Age: 19 Spouse's Residence: Mena, Polk, Arkansas Marriage Date: 20 Mar 1902 Marriage License Date: 20 Mar 1902 Marriage County: Polk Event Type: Marriage FHL Film Number: 1009386 Rosa was Riley's 3rd wife.	Family F15255
14743	Arkansas, County Marriages Index, 1837-1957 Name: Raymond Stafford Gender: Male Age: 20 Birth Year: abt 1909 Residence: Mena, Polk, Arkansas Spouse's Name: Ida Rainey Spouse's Gender: Female Spouse's Age: 18 Spouse's Residence: Mena, Polk, Arkansas Marriage Date: 1 Jun 1929 Marriage License Date: 1 Jun 1929 Marriage County: Polk Event Type: Marriage FHL Film Number: 2069614	Family F24326
14744	Arkansas, Marriage Certificates, 1917-1969 Name: Miss Jewell Lewis Race: White Marriage License Age: 18 Record Type: MarriageLicense Birth Date: abt 1910 Marriage License Date: 28 Aug 1928 Marriage License Place: Arkansas, USA Marriage Place: Poinsett, Arkansas, USA Spouse: Edmond Stafford Certificate Number: 019512	Family F52712
14745	Arkansas, Marriage Certificates, 1917-1969 Name: Miss Jewell Lewis Race: White Marriage License Age: 18 Record Type: MarriageLicense Birth Date: abt 1910 Marriage License Date: 28 Aug 1928 Marriage License Place: Arkansas, USA Marriage Place: Poinsett, Arkansas, USA Spouse: Edmond Stafford Certificate Number: 019512	Family F52712
14746	Arkansas, U.S., County Marriages Index, 1837-1957 Name: Alfred Stafford Gender: Male Age: 19 Birth Year: abt 1880 Residence: St James, Stone, Arkansas Spouse's Name: Malisie Hollandsworth Spouse's Gender: Female Spouse's Age: 19 Spouse's Residence: Stone, Arkansas Marriage Date: 5 Nov 1899 Marriage License Date: 3 Nov 1899 Marriage County: Stone Event Type: Marriage FHL Film Number: 1031177	Family F29392
14747	Arlen O. Stafford, 87, of Bartlett, died Sunday, March 2, 2008 at the Quince Health Care and Rehab. He was a retired painter, a member of Mullins Station Baptist Church and a WW II Army veteran. Mr. Stafford was preceded in death by his wife, Monette L. Stafford and a son, Cliff Stafford. He is survived by three sons, Larry Stafford of Isle of Palm, SC, Mel Stafford of Bartlett and Rick Stafford of Atoka; his sister, Orie Davis of CA; three brothers, Tommy Stafford of Memphis, Mack Stafford of GA, and Lonnie Stafford of St. Louis, MO. Mr. Stafford is also survived by three granddaughters, nine grandsons, five great-granddaughters and four great-grandsons. Visitation will be 5-7 p.m., Tuesday, March 4 at Forest Hill Funeral Home East. Services will be at 10 a.m., Wednesday at the funeral home, with burial to follow in Forest Hill Cemetery East. Memorials may be sent to Mullins Station Baptist Church. Forest Hill Funeral Home East 901-382-1000 (Published in The Commercial Appeal on 3/4/2008.)	STAFFORD, Arlen O. (I140210)
14748	Arlen O. Stafford, 87, of Bartlett, died Sunday, March 2, 2008 at the Quince Health Care and Rehab. He was a retired painter, a member of Mullins Station Baptist Church and a WW II Army veteran. Mr. Stafford was preceded in death by his wife, Monette L. Stafford and a son, Cliff Stafford. He is survived by three sons, Larry Stafford of Isle of Palm, SC, Mel Stafford of Bartlett and Rick Stafford of Atoka; his sister, Orie Davis of CA; three brothers, Tommy Stafford of Memphis, Mack Stafford of GA, and Lonnie Stafford of St. Louis, MO. Mr. Stafford is also survived by three granddaughters, nine grandsons, five great-granddaughters and four great-grandsons. Visitation will be 5-7 p.m., Tuesday, March 4 at Forest Hill Funeral Home East. Services will be at 10 a.m., Wednesday at the funeral home, with burial to follow in Forest Hill Cemetery East. Memorials may be sent to Mullins Station Baptist Church. Forest Hill Funeral Home East 901-382-1000 (Published in The Commercial Appeal on 3/4/2008.)	STAFFORD, Arlen O. (I140210)
14749	Arlen O. Stafford, 87, of Bartlett, died Sunday, March 2, 2008 at the Quince Health Care and Rehab. He was a retired painter, a member of Mullins Station Baptist Church and a WW II Army veteran. Mr. Stafford was preceded in death by his wife, Monette L. Stafford and a son, Cliff Stafford. He is survived by three sons, Larry Stafford of Isle of Palm, SC, Mel Stafford of Bartlett and Rick Stafford of Atoka; his sister, Orie Davis of CA; three brothers, Tommy Stafford of Memphis, Mack Stafford of GA, and Lonnie Stafford of St. Louis, MO. Mr. Stafford is also survived by three granddaughters, nine grandsons, five great-granddaughters and four great-grandsons. Visitation will be 5-7 p.m., Tuesday, March 4 at Forest Hill Funeral Home East. Services will be at 10 a.m., Wednesday at the funeral home, with burial to follow in Forest Hill Cemetery East. Memorials may be sent to Mullins Station Baptist Church. Forest Hill Funeral Home East 901-382-1000 (Published in The Commercial Appeal on 3/4/2008.)	STAFFORD, Arlen O. (I140210)
14750	Arlen O. Stafford, 87, of Bartlett, died Sunday, March 2, 2008 at the Quince Health Care and Rehab. He was a retired painter, a member of Mullins Station Baptist Church and a WW II Army veteran. Mr. Stafford was preceded in death by his wife, Monette L. Stafford and a son, Cliff Stafford. He is survived by three sons, Larry Stafford of Isle of Palm, SC, Mel Stafford of Bartlett and Rick Stafford of Atoka; his sister, Orie Davis of CA; three brothers, Tommy Stafford of Memphis, Mack Stafford of GA, and Lonnie Stafford of St. Louis, MO. Mr. Stafford is also survived by three granddaughters, nine grandsons, five great-granddaughters and four great-grandsons. Visitation will be 5-7 p.m., Tuesday, March 4 at Forest Hill Funeral Home East. Services will be at 10 a.m., Wednesday at the funeral home, with burial to follow in Forest Hill Cemetery East. Memorials may be sent to Mullins Station Baptist Church. Forest Hill Funeral Home East 901-382-1000 (Published in The Commercial Appeal on 3/4/2008.)	STAFFORD, Arlen O. (I140210)

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