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18551	Dexter A. Stafford, 84, of Beekmantown, died at the Johnson Nursing Home, Plattsburgh, Saturday. Mr. Stafford was a lifelong resident of the Clinton County. He was born in the Town of Plattsburgh on Feb 1, 1862, a son of George C. and Maria (Baker) Stafford.Â A staunch Republican, Mr. Stafford had been a member of the Clinton County Republican Committee for more than half a century, having been elected to the committee in 1892. During most of the years, and until the time of his death, he was secretary of the committee. He became active in politics shortly after the turn of the century. From 1913-1916, he was his townâ€™s representative on the Board of Supervisors, resigning in 1916 to accept appointment as commissioner of elections, a position that he filled efficiently for the past 29 years. Mr. Stafford is survived by his widow; one daughter, Mrs. C.C. Peters of Beekmantown; one son, Col. David A. Stafford, USMC, serving in the South Pacific; one sister, Mrs. J.R. McDowell of Plattsburgh; an aunt, Mrs. Mary Stafford of Washington. Mr. Stafford was a member of the West Plattsburgh Wesleyan Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held at his home. Interment will be in the Stafford cemetery in Beekmantown. Plattsburgh press-Republican., May 14, 1945 Wife: Elizabeth Anderson	STAFFORD, Dexter A. (I148766)
18552	Dexter A. Stafford, 84, of Beekmantown, died at the Johnson Nursing Home, Plattsburgh, Saturday. Mr. Stafford was a lifelong resident of the Clinton County. He was born in the Town of Plattsburgh on Feb 1, 1862, a son of George C. and Maria (Baker) Stafford.Â A staunch Republican, Mr. Stafford had been a member of the Clinton County Republican Committee for more than half a century, having been elected to the committee in 1892. During most of the years, and until the time of his death, he was secretary of the committee. He became active in politics shortly after the turn of the century. From 1913-1916, he was his townâ€™s representative on the Board of Supervisors, resigning in 1916 to accept appointment as commissioner of elections, a position that he filled efficiently for the past 29 years. Mr. Stafford is survived by his widow; one daughter, Mrs. C.C. Peters of Beekmantown; one son, Col. David A. Stafford, USMC, serving in the South Pacific; one sister, Mrs. J.R. McDowell of Plattsburgh; an aunt, Mrs. Mary Stafford of Washington. Mr. Stafford was a member of the West Plattsburgh Wesleyan Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held at his home. Interment will be in the Stafford cemetery in Beekmantown. Plattsburgh press-Republican., May 14, 1945 Wife: Elizabeth Anderson	STAFFORD, Dexter A. (I148766)
18553	Dexter A. Stafford, 84, of Beekmantown, died at the Johnson Nursing Home, Plattsburgh, Saturday. Mr. Stafford was a lifelong resident of the Clinton County. He was born in the Town of Plattsburgh on Feb 1, 1862, a son of George C. and Maria (Baker) Stafford.Â A staunch Republican, Mr. Stafford had been a member of the Clinton County Republican Committee for more than half a century, having been elected to the committee in 1892. During most of the years, and until the time of his death, he was secretary of the committee. He became active in politics shortly after the turn of the century. From 1913-1916, he was his townâ€™s representative on the Board of Supervisors, resigning in 1916 to accept appointment as commissioner of elections, a position that he filled efficiently for the past 29 years. Mr. Stafford is survived by his widow; one daughter, Mrs. C.C. Peters of Beekmantown; one son, Col. David A. Stafford, USMC, serving in the South Pacific; one sister, Mrs. J.R. McDowell of Plattsburgh; an aunt, Mrs. Mary Stafford of Washington. Mr. Stafford was a member of the West Plattsburgh Wesleyan Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held at his home. Interment will be in the Stafford cemetery in Beekmantown. Plattsburgh press-Republican., May 14, 1945 Wife: Elizabeth Anderson	STAFFORD, Dexter A. (I148766)
18554	Dexter A. Stafford, 84, of Beekmantown, died at the Johnson Nursing Home, Plattsburgh, Saturday. Mr. Stafford was a lifelong resident of the Clinton County. He was born in the Town of Plattsburgh on Feb 1, 1862, a son of George C. and Maria (Baker) Stafford.Â A staunch Republican, Mr. Stafford had been a member of the Clinton County Republican Committee for more than half a century, having been elected to the committee in 1892. During most of the years, and until the time of his death, he was secretary of the committee. He became active in politics shortly after the turn of the century. From 1913-1916, he was his townâ€™s representative on the Board of Supervisors, resigning in 1916 to accept appointment as commissioner of elections, a position that he filled efficiently for the past 29 years. Mr. Stafford is survived by his widow; one daughter, Mrs. C.C. Peters of Beekmantown; one son, Col. David A. Stafford, USMC, serving in the South Pacific; one sister, Mrs. J.R. McDowell of Plattsburgh; an aunt, Mrs. Mary Stafford of Washington. Mr. Stafford was a member of the West Plattsburgh Wesleyan Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held at his home. Interment will be in the Stafford cemetery in Beekmantown. Plattsburgh press-Republican., May 14, 1945 Wife: Elizabeth Anderson	STAFFORD, Dexter A. (I148766)
18555	DIADEMA, born Dec. 25, 1812, in Essex county, N. Y., married there Dec. 25, 1833, to Gardner T. Bruce, born in 1806, in Keene, N. H., and came to Sangamon county, in 1842. They had three children, namely, GARDNER AUGUSTUS, of Watson, now Buffalo, Sangamon county, Ill., became second lieutenant of Co. L, 10th Ill. Cav., April 8, 1862; was promoted to 1st lieutenant Sept. 29, 1862, promoted to captain July 13, 1864, transferred to captain of Co. A, the same regiment in Jan. 1865, when it was consolidated with the 15th regiment. He was honorably mustered out Nov. 22, 1865, at San Antonia, Texas. G. Augustus Bruce was married to Susan Constant, daughter of Jacob D. Constant. See his name. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce have two children, ADELAIDE and WILLIAM, and live at Corinne, Box Elder county, Utah. CHAS. T., has been a soldier in the U. S. army since 1859, and is now--1876--with the army in San Antonio, Texas. HELEN, died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., aged eighteen years. Mrs. Diadema Bruce died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., and Gardner T. Bruce married Mrs. Eliza Lyon, whose maiden name was Correll. See Correll and Lyon families. Gardner T. Bruce and wife reside in Atchison, Kansas. EARLY SETTLERS OF SANGAMON COUNTY - 1876 By John Carroll Power	STAFFORD, Diadema (I67406)
18556	DIADEMA, born Dec. 25, 1812, in Essex county, N. Y., married there Dec. 25, 1833, to Gardner T. Bruce, born in 1806, in Keene, N. H., and came to Sangamon county, in 1842. They had three children, namely, GARDNER AUGUSTUS, of Watson, now Buffalo, Sangamon county, Ill., became second lieutenant of Co. L, 10th Ill. Cav., April 8, 1862; was promoted to 1st lieutenant Sept. 29, 1862, promoted to captain July 13, 1864, transferred to captain of Co. A, the same regiment in Jan. 1865, when it was consolidated with the 15th regiment. He was honorably mustered out Nov. 22, 1865, at San Antonia, Texas. G. Augustus Bruce was married to Susan Constant, daughter of Jacob D. Constant. See his name. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce have two children, ADELAIDE and WILLIAM, and live at Corinne, Box Elder county, Utah. CHAS. T., has been a soldier in the U. S. army since 1859, and is now--1876--with the army in San Antonio, Texas. HELEN, died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., aged eighteen years. Mrs. Diadema Bruce died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., and Gardner T. Bruce married Mrs. Eliza Lyon, whose maiden name was Correll. See Correll and Lyon families. Gardner T. Bruce and wife reside in Atchison, Kansas. EARLY SETTLERS OF SANGAMON COUNTY - 1876 By John Carroll Power	STAFFORD, Diadema (I67406)
18557	DIADEMA, born Dec. 25, 1812, in Essex county, N. Y., married there Dec. 25, 1833, to Gardner T. Bruce, born in 1806, in Keene, N. H., and came to Sangamon county, in 1842. They had three children, namely, GARDNER AUGUSTUS, of Watson, now Buffalo, Sangamon county, Ill., became second lieutenant of Co. L, 10th Ill. Cav., April 8, 1862; was promoted to 1st lieutenant Sept. 29, 1862, promoted to captain July 13, 1864, transferred to captain of Co. A, the same regiment in Jan. 1865, when it was consolidated with the 15th regiment. He was honorably mustered out Nov. 22, 1865, at San Antonia, Texas. G. Augustus Bruce was married to Susan Constant, daughter of Jacob D. Constant. See his name. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce have two children, ADELAIDE and WILLIAM, and live at Corinne, Box Elder county, Utah. CHAS. T., has been a soldier in the U. S. army since 1859, and is now--1876--with the army in San Antonio, Texas. HELEN, died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., aged eighteen years. Mrs. Diadema Bruce died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., and Gardner T. Bruce married Mrs. Eliza Lyon, whose maiden name was Correll. See Correll and Lyon families. Gardner T. Bruce and wife reside in Atchison, Kansas. EARLY SETTLERS OF SANGAMON COUNTY - 1876 By John Carroll Power	STAFFORD, Diadema (I67406)
18558	DIADEMA, born Dec. 25, 1812, in Essex county, N. Y., married there Dec. 25, 1833, to Gardner T. Bruce, born in 1806, in Keene, N. H., and came to Sangamon county, in 1842. They had three children, namely, GARDNER AUGUSTUS, of Watson, now Buffalo, Sangamon county, Ill., became second lieutenant of Co. L, 10th Ill. Cav., April 8, 1862; was promoted to 1st lieutenant Sept. 29, 1862, promoted to captain July 13, 1864, transferred to captain of Co. A, the same regiment in Jan. 1865, when it was consolidated with the 15th regiment. He was honorably mustered out Nov. 22, 1865, at San Antonia, Texas. G. Augustus Bruce was married to Susan Constant, daughter of Jacob D. Constant. See his name. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce have two children, ADELAIDE and WILLIAM, and live at Corinne, Box Elder county, Utah. CHAS. T., has been a soldier in the U. S. army since 1859, and is now--1876--with the army in San Antonio, Texas. HELEN, died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., aged eighteen years. Mrs. Diadema Bruce died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., and Gardner T. Bruce married Mrs. Eliza Lyon, whose maiden name was Correll. See Correll and Lyon families. Gardner T. Bruce and wife reside in Atchison, Kansas. EARLY SETTLERS OF SANGAMON COUNTY - 1876 By John Carroll Power	STAFFORD, Diadema (I67406)
18559	DIADEMA, born Dec. 25, 1812, in Essex county, N. Y., married there Dec. 25, 1833, to Gardner T. Bruce, born in 1806, in Keene, N. H., and came to Sangamon county, in 1842. They had three children, namely, GARDNER AUGUSTUS, of Watson, now Buffalo, Sangamon county, Ill., became second lieutenant of Co. L, 10th Ill. Cav., April 8, 1862; was promoted to 1st lieutenant Sept. 29, 1862, promoted to captain July 13, 1864, transferred to captain of Co. A, the same regiment in Jan. 1865, when it was consolidated with the 15th regiment. He was honorably mustered out Nov. 22, 1865, at San Antonia, Texas. G. Augustus Bruce was married to Susan Constant, daughter of Jacob D. Constant. See his name. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce have two children, ADELAIDE and WILLIAM, and live at Corinne, Box Elder county, Utah. CHAS. T., has been a soldier in the U. S. army since 1859, and is now--1876--with the army in San Antonio, Texas. HELEN, died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., aged eighteen years. Mrs. Diadema Bruce died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., and Gardner T. Bruce married Mrs. Eliza Lyon, whose maiden name was Correll. See Correll and Lyon families. Gardner T. Bruce and wife reside in Atchison, Kansas. EARLY SETTLERS OF SANGAMON COUNTY - 1876 By John Carroll Power	STAFFORD, Diadema (I67406)
18560	DIADEMA, born Dec. 25, 1812, in Essex county, N. Y., married there Dec. 25, 1833, to Gardner T. Bruce, born in 1806, in Keene, N. H., and came to Sangamon county, in 1842. They had three children, namely, GARDNER AUGUSTUS, of Watson, now Buffalo, Sangamon county, Ill., became second lieutenant of Co. L, 10th Ill. Cav., April 8, 1862; was promoted to 1st lieutenant Sept. 29, 1862, promoted to captain July 13, 1864, transferred to captain of Co. A, the same regiment in Jan. 1865, when it was consolidated with the 15th regiment. He was honorably mustered out Nov. 22, 1865, at San Antonia, Texas. G. Augustus Bruce was married to Susan Constant, daughter of Jacob D. Constant. See his name. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce have two children, ADELAIDE and WILLIAM, and live at Corinne, Box Elder county, Utah. CHAS. T., has been a soldier in the U. S. army since 1859, and is now--1876--with the army in San Antonio, Texas. HELEN, died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., aged eighteen years. Mrs. Diadema Bruce died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., and Gardner T. Bruce married Mrs. Eliza Lyon, whose maiden name was Correll. See Correll and Lyon families. Gardner T. Bruce and wife reside in Atchison, Kansas. EARLY SETTLERS OF SANGAMON COUNTY - 1876 By John Carroll Power	STAFFORD, Diadema (I67406)
18561	DIADEMA, born Dec. 25, 1812, in Essex county, N. Y., married there Dec. 25, 1833, to Gardner T. Bruce, born in 1806, in Keene, N. H., and came to Sangamon county, in 1842. They had three children, namely, GARDNER AUGUSTUS, of Watson, now Buffalo, Sangamon county, Ill., became second lieutenant of Co. L, 10th Ill. Cav., April 8, 1862; was promoted to 1st lieutenant Sept. 29, 1862, promoted to captain July 13, 1864, transferred to captain of Co. A, the same regiment in Jan. 1865, when it was consolidated with the 15th regiment. He was honorably mustered out Nov. 22, 1865, at San Antonia, Texas. G. Augustus Bruce was married to Susan Constant, daughter of Jacob D. Constant. See his name. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce have two children, ADELAIDE and WILLIAM, and live at Corinne, Box Elder county, Utah. CHAS. T., has been a soldier in the U. S. army since 1859, and is now--1876--with the army in San Antonio, Texas. HELEN, died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., aged eighteen years. Mrs. Diadema Bruce died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., and Gardner T. Bruce married Mrs. Eliza Lyon, whose maiden name was Correll. See Correll and Lyon families. Gardner T. Bruce and wife reside in Atchison, Kansas. EARLY SETTLERS OF SANGAMON COUNTY - 1876 By John Carroll Power	STAFFORD, Diadema (I67406)
18562	DIADEMA, born Dec. 25, 1812, in Essex county, N. Y., married there Dec. 25, 1833, to Gardner T. Bruce, born in 1806, in Keene, N. H., and came to Sangamon county, in 1842. They had three children, namely, GARDNER AUGUSTUS, of Watson, now Buffalo, Sangamon county, Ill., became second lieutenant of Co. L, 10th Ill. Cav., April 8, 1862; was promoted to 1st lieutenant Sept. 29, 1862, promoted to captain July 13, 1864, transferred to captain of Co. A, the same regiment in Jan. 1865, when it was consolidated with the 15th regiment. He was honorably mustered out Nov. 22, 1865, at San Antonia, Texas. G. Augustus Bruce was married to Susan Constant, daughter of Jacob D. Constant. See his name. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce have two children, ADELAIDE and WILLIAM, and live at Corinne, Box Elder county, Utah. CHAS. T., has been a soldier in the U. S. army since 1859, and is now--1876--with the army in San Antonio, Texas. HELEN, died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., aged eighteen years. Mrs. Diadema Bruce died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., and Gardner T. Bruce married Mrs. Eliza Lyon, whose maiden name was Correll. See Correll and Lyon families. Gardner T. Bruce and wife reside in Atchison, Kansas. EARLY SETTLERS OF SANGAMON COUNTY - 1876 By John Carroll Power	STAFFORD, Diadema (I67406)
18563	DIADEMA, born Dec. 25, 1812, in Essex county, N. Y., married there Dec. 25, 1833, to Gardner T. Bruce, born in 1806, in Keene, N. H., and came to Sangamon county, in 1842. They had three children, namely, GARDNER AUGUSTUS, of Watson, now Buffalo, Sangamon county, Ill., became second lieutenant of Co. L, 10th Ill. Cav., April 8, 1862; was promoted to 1st lieutenant Sept. 29, 1862, promoted to captain July 13, 1864, transferred to captain of Co. A, the same regiment in Jan. 1865, when it was consolidated with the 15th regiment. He was honorably mustered out Nov. 22, 1865, at San Antonia, Texas. G. Augustus Bruce was married to Susan Constant, daughter of Jacob D. Constant. See his name. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce have two children, ADELAIDE and WILLIAM, and live at Corinne, Box Elder county, Utah. CHAS. T., has been a soldier in the U. S. army since 1859, and is now--1876--with the army in San Antonio, Texas. HELEN, died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., aged eighteen years. Mrs. Diadema Bruce died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., and Gardner T. Bruce married Mrs. Eliza Lyon, whose maiden name was Correll. See Correll and Lyon families. Gardner T. Bruce and wife reside in Atchison, Kansas. EARLY SETTLERS OF SANGAMON COUNTY - 1876 By John Carroll Power	STAFFORD, Diadema (I67406)
18564	DIADEMA, born Dec. 25, 1812, in Essex county, N. Y., married there Dec. 25, 1833, to Gardner T. Bruce, born in 1806, in Keene, N. H., and came to Sangamon county, in 1842. They had three children, namely, GARDNER AUGUSTUS, of Watson, now Buffalo, Sangamon county, Ill., became second lieutenant of Co. L, 10th Ill. Cav., April 8, 1862; was promoted to 1st lieutenant Sept. 29, 1862, promoted to captain July 13, 1864, transferred to captain of Co. A, the same regiment in Jan. 1865, when it was consolidated with the 15th regiment. He was honorably mustered out Nov. 22, 1865, at San Antonia, Texas. G. Augustus Bruce was married to Susan Constant, daughter of Jacob D. Constant. See his name. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce have two children, ADELAIDE and WILLIAM, and live at Corinne, Box Elder county, Utah. CHAS. T., has been a soldier in the U. S. army since 1859, and is now--1876--with the army in San Antonio, Texas. HELEN, died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., aged eighteen years. Mrs. Diadema Bruce died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., and Gardner T. Bruce married Mrs. Eliza Lyon, whose maiden name was Correll. See Correll and Lyon families. Gardner T. Bruce and wife reside in Atchison, Kansas. EARLY SETTLERS OF SANGAMON COUNTY - 1876 By John Carroll Power	STAFFORD, Diadema (I67406)
18565	DIADEMA, born Dec. 25, 1812, in Essex county, N. Y., married there Dec. 25, 1833, to Gardner T. Bruce, born in 1806, in Keene, N. H., and came to Sangamon county, in 1842. They had three children, namely, GARDNER AUGUSTUS, of Watson, now Buffalo, Sangamon county, Ill., became second lieutenant of Co. L, 10th Ill. Cav., April 8, 1862; was promoted to 1st lieutenant Sept. 29, 1862, promoted to captain July 13, 1864, transferred to captain of Co. A, the same regiment in Jan. 1865, when it was consolidated with the 15th regiment. He was honorably mustered out Nov. 22, 1865, at San Antonia, Texas. G. Augustus Bruce was married to Susan Constant, daughter of Jacob D. Constant. See his name. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce have two children, ADELAIDE and WILLIAM, and live at Corinne, Box Elder county, Utah. CHAS. T., has been a soldier in the U. S. army since 1859, and is now--1876--with the army in San Antonio, Texas. HELEN, died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., aged eighteen years. Mrs. Diadema Bruce died at Mechanicsburg, Ill., and Gardner T. Bruce married Mrs. Eliza Lyon, whose maiden name was Correll. See Correll and Lyon families. Gardner T. Bruce and wife reside in Atchison, Kansas. EARLY SETTLERS OF SANGAMON COUNTY - 1876 By John Carroll Power	STAFFORD, Diadema (I67406)
18566	Diana Stafford Callian wrote: I am looking for information on a James Stafford born in SC abt 1800 married to Jane Stafford (brn abt 1799). There were at least 3 sons, one named William, Jake and the third may have been Thomas. They came through the Carolina Mountains to GA and the brother Jake froze to death in the mountains according to family story. We have a census showing James and Jane living w/William (born abt 1828 in NC , he married an Elizabeth Auburn) and his family in 1880 in north Ga. The census shows James and Jane being born in SC, but we have no connection to his parents at all.	STAFFORD, James (Branch 037) (I1155)
18567	Diana Stafford Callian wrote: I am looking for information on a James Stafford born in SC abt 1800 married to Jane Stafford (brn abt 1799). There were at least 3 sons, one named William, Jake and the third may have been Thomas. They came through the Carolina Mountains to GA and the brother Jake froze to death in the mountains according to family story. We have a census showing James and Jane living w/William (born abt 1828 in NC , he married an Elizabeth Auburn) and his family in 1880 in north Ga. The census shows James and Jane being born in SC, but we have no connection to his parents at all.	STAFFORD, James (Branch 037) (I1155)
18568	DIED At his home near Angola, Indiana, March 12, 1900, Andrew Huston, aged 67 years, 8 months and 9 days. Deceased was born in Richland county, Ohio, July 3, 1832. He was united in marriage with Mary F. Stafford, in York township, Steuben county, Ind., June 3, 1861, and moved to Angola in 1864. He was the father of six children. One died at the age of four years, and five with the wife survive him.Â Funeral services will be held at the Christian church today at 1:30. Evangelist J. K. Hester, of Cincinnati, Ohio, officiating. STEUBEN REPUBLICANÂ Wednesday, March 14, 1900,Â p. 4, col. 3.	HUSTON, Andrew H. (I67189)
18569	Died age 81 years, 4 months. Wife of William B. Hamlin. Children of Mary and William Hamlin: Cornelia 1841; Marcus L. 1844; Mary E. 1849; Flora E. 1851; Frank C. 1857 Second wife of Harrison Shannon. Daughter of Henry & Polly (Gay) Stafford. Burial in Section B, lot 51.Â	STAFFORD, Mary "Polly" (I20819)
18570	Died age 81 years, 4 months. Wife of William B. Hamlin. Children of Mary and William Hamlin: Cornelia 1841; Marcus L. 1844; Mary E. 1849; Flora E. 1851; Frank C. 1857 Second wife of Harrison Shannon. Daughter of Henry & Polly (Gay) Stafford. Burial in Section B, lot 51.Â	STAFFORD, Mary "Polly" (I20819)
18571	Died age 81 years, 4 months. Wife of William B. Hamlin. Children of Mary and William Hamlin: Cornelia 1841; Marcus L. 1844; Mary E. 1849; Flora E. 1851; Frank C. 1857 Second wife of Harrison Shannon. Daughter of Henry & Polly (Gay) Stafford. Burial in Section B, lot 51.Â	STAFFORD, Mary "Polly" (I20819)
18572	Died age 81 years, 4 months. Wife of William B. Hamlin. Children of Mary and William Hamlin: Cornelia 1841; Marcus L. 1844; Mary E. 1849; Flora E. 1851; Frank C. 1857 Second wife of Harrison Shannon. Daughter of Henry & Polly (Gay) Stafford. Burial in Section B, lot 51.Â	STAFFORD, Mary "Polly" (I20819)
18573	Died age 81 years, 4 months. Wife of William B. Hamlin. Children of Mary and William Hamlin: Cornelia 1841; Marcus L. 1844; Mary E. 1849; Flora E. 1851; Frank C. 1857 Second wife of Harrison Shannon. Daughter of Henry & Polly (Gay) Stafford. Burial in Section B, lot 51.Â	STAFFORD, Mary "Polly" (I20819)
18574	Died age 81 years, 4 months. Wife of William B. Hamlin. Children of Mary and William Hamlin: Cornelia 1841; Marcus L. 1844; Mary E. 1849; Flora E. 1851; Frank C. 1857 Second wife of Harrison Shannon. Daughter of Henry & Polly (Gay) Stafford. Burial in Section B, lot 51.Â	STAFFORD, Mary "Polly" (I20819)
18575	Died age 81 years, 4 months. Wife of William B. Hamlin. Children of Mary and William Hamlin: Cornelia 1841; Marcus L. 1844; Mary E. 1849; Flora E. 1851; Frank C. 1857 Second wife of Harrison Shannon. Daughter of Henry & Polly (Gay) Stafford. Burial in Section B, lot 51.Â	STAFFORD, Mary "Polly" (I20819)
18576	Died age 81 years, 4 months. Wife of William B. Hamlin. Children of Mary and William Hamlin: Cornelia 1841; Marcus L. 1844; Mary E. 1849; Flora E. 1851; Frank C. 1857 Second wife of Harrison Shannon. Daughter of Henry & Polly (Gay) Stafford. Burial in Section B, lot 51.Â	STAFFORD, Mary "Polly" (I20819)
18577	Died age 81 years, 4 months. Wife of William B. Hamlin. Children of Mary and William Hamlin: Cornelia 1841; Marcus L. 1844; Mary E. 1849; Flora E. 1851; Frank C. 1857 Second wife of Harrison Shannon. Daughter of Henry & Polly (Gay) Stafford. Burial in Section B, lot 51.Â	STAFFORD, Mary "Polly" (I20819)
18578	Died age 81 years, 4 months. Wife of William B. Hamlin. Children of Mary and William Hamlin: Cornelia 1841; Marcus L. 1844; Mary E. 1849; Flora E. 1851; Frank C. 1857 Second wife of Harrison Shannon. Daughter of Henry & Polly (Gay) Stafford. Burial in Section B, lot 51.Â	STAFFORD, Mary "Polly" (I20819)
18579	Died age 81 years, 4 months. Wife of William B. Hamlin. Children of Mary and William Hamlin: Cornelia 1841; Marcus L. 1844; Mary E. 1849; Flora E. 1851; Frank C. 1857 Second wife of Harrison Shannon. Daughter of Henry & Polly (Gay) Stafford. Burial in Section B, lot 51.Â	STAFFORD, Mary "Polly" (I20819)
18580	Died aged 32, a foundry labourer, single. Usual address was 298 Garscube Road, Glasgow. Died of Pulmonary Tuberculosis 3 months. Death registered by sister Margaret McIlquham of same address.	STAFFORD, Mathew III (I133015)
18581	Died aged 46, single and a sheet iron worker (journeyman) of 1 South Stirling St, Gorbals. Died of pneumonia. Death registered by brother Robert of 26 Finneston Road, Glasgow.	STAFFORD, Matthew (I133008)
18582	Died aged 73 in his home on 88 Log Plain Rd in Greenfield; retired farmer; had been a resident of Greenfield for 31 years; survivors were his wife, four sons Leonard and Clarence at home, Ernest and George of Greenfield, two daughters Mrs Edith Sullivan and Mrs Leslie Wheeler both of Greenfield, 11 grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren, a brother Frank Stafford of Charlemont; funeral at McCarthy funeral home; burial in Florda [published Feb. 22, 1951 Springfield Union]	STAFFORD, Everett N. (I51834)
18583	Died aged 73 in his home on 88 Log Plain Rd in Greenfield; retired farmer; had been a resident of Greenfield for 31 years; survivors were his wife, four sons Leonard and Clarence at home, Ernest and George of Greenfield, two daughters Mrs Edith Sullivan and Mrs Leslie Wheeler both of Greenfield, 11 grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren, a brother Frank Stafford of Charlemont; funeral at McCarthy funeral home; burial in Florda [published Feb. 22, 1951 Springfield Union]	STAFFORD, Everett N. (I51834)
18584	died aged 76 at Farren Hospital; resided at 100 School St Greenfield Mass; survivors were son George of Greenfield, four daughters Margaret Neverett, Mary Sibley, Catherine Scepinski all of Greenfield, Louise Simkus of Holyoke, three brothers Leonard and Ernest of Greenfield and Clarence of Northfield, a sister Effie of Greenfield, 19 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren [published March 24, 1981 Springfield Union]	STAFFORD, Edith O. (I152514)
18585	died aged 76 at Farren Hospital; resided at 100 School St Greenfield Mass; survivors were son George of Greenfield, four daughters Margaret Neverett, Mary Sibley, Catherine Scepinski all of Greenfield, Louise Simkus of Holyoke, three brothers Leonard and Ernest of Greenfield and Clarence of Northfield, a sister Effie of Greenfield, 19 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren [published March 24, 1981 Springfield Union]	STAFFORD, Edith O. (I152514)
18586	Died aged 91 at her home 52 Long Plain Road in Greenfield; had been a resident of Greenfield for 55 years; member of the North Greenfield Club; survivors were daughters Mrs Effie Wheeler with whom she lived and Mrs Edith Sullivan both of Greenfield, four sons Leonard, Clarence, Ernest, and George all of Greenfield; 11 grandchildren, 29 great-grandchildren; funeral from McCarthy funeral home; burial in Flordia [published Jan. 16, 1973 Springfield Union]	ARCHAMBO, Malina (I87658)
18587	Died aged 91 at her home 52 Long Plain Road in Greenfield; had been a resident of Greenfield for 55 years; member of the North Greenfield Club; survivors were daughters Mrs Effie Wheeler with whom she lived and Mrs Edith Sullivan both of Greenfield, four sons Leonard, Clarence, Ernest, and George all of Greenfield; 11 grandchildren, 29 great-grandchildren; funeral from McCarthy funeral home; burial in Flordia [published Jan. 16, 1973 Springfield Union]	ARCHAMBO, Malina (I87658)
18588	Died as a young girl from appendicitis.	STAFFORD, Evelyn M. (I46607)
18589	Died as a young girl from appendicitis.	STAFFORD, Evelyn M. (I46607)
18590	Died as a young girl from appendicitis.	STAFFORD, Evelyn M. (I46607)
18591	Died as a young girl from appendicitis.	STAFFORD, Evelyn M. (I46607)
18592	Died as a young girl from appendicitis.	STAFFORD, Evelyn M. (I46607)
18593	Died as a young girl from appendicitis.	STAFFORD, Evelyn M. (I46607)
18594	Died as a young girl from appendicitis.	STAFFORD, Evelyn M. (I46607)
18595	Died as a young girl from appendicitis.	STAFFORD, Evelyn M. (I46607)
18596	Died as a young girl from appendicitis.	STAFFORD, Evelyn M. (I46607)
18597	Died as a young girl from appendicitis.	STAFFORD, Evelyn M. (I46607)
18598	Died as a young girl from appendicitis.	STAFFORD, Evelyn M. (I46607)
18599	Died as infant.	STAFFORD, Alice (I141168)
18600	Died as Union Soldier in Civil War.	STAFFORD, William Green (I8307)

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