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| 19101 | Eileen June (nee: Brindo) STAFFORD age 80 of Chardon died peacefully in her sleep on April 11, 2013. Born September 16, 1932 in Olean, NY to John and Ruth (nee:Coates) Brindo, she had been a longtime area resident. Eileen is survived by her husband Halbert to whom she was married for more than 51 years. In addition to her husband she is survived by three children: Raina (Patrick) Podmore of Chardon, Ohio; Peggy (Brad) Hunt, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania; son Lee (Olivia) Stafford of Thompson, Ohio, and grandchildren Allison (Wade) Beck of Trevorton, Pennsylvania and Scott Hunt of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Eileen was preceded in death by her parents John and Ruth Brindo and two brothers, Shirley Brindo and John Brindo, Jr. Eileen was a graduate of Chardon High School, Class of 1950. She was also a graduate of Cleveland Business College. Eileen returned to Chardon in 1960 after spending several years in Los Angeles, California. She worked in Geauga County Courts and the Commissioner's office. Eileen was an avid reader throughout her entire life and was specifically interested in researching medical advances in every field. | BRINDO, Eileen June (I23094)
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| 19102 | Eileen June (nee: Brindo) STAFFORD age 80 of Chardon died peacefully in her sleep on April 11, 2013. Born September 16, 1932 in Olean, NY to John and Ruth (nee:Coates) Brindo, she had been a longtime area resident. Eileen is survived by her husband Halbert to whom she was married for more than 51 years. In addition to her husband she is survived by three children: Raina (Patrick) Podmore of Chardon, Ohio; Peggy (Brad) Hunt, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania; son Lee (Olivia) Stafford of Thompson, Ohio, and grandchildren Allison (Wade) Beck of Trevorton, Pennsylvania and Scott Hunt of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Eileen was preceded in death by her parents John and Ruth Brindo and two brothers, Shirley Brindo and John Brindo, Jr. Eileen was a graduate of Chardon High School, Class of 1950. She was also a graduate of Cleveland Business College. Eileen returned to Chardon in 1960 after spending several years in Los Angeles, California. She worked in Geauga County Courts and the Commissioner's office. Eileen was an avid reader throughout her entire life and was specifically interested in researching medical advances in every field. | BRINDO, Eileen June (I23094)
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| 19103 | Eileen June (nee: Brindo) STAFFORD age 80 of Chardon died peacefully in her sleep on April 11, 2013. Born September 16, 1932 in Olean, NY to John and Ruth (nee:Coates) Brindo, she had been a longtime area resident. Eileen is survived by her husband Halbert to whom she was married for more than 51 years. In addition to her husband she is survived by three children: Raina (Patrick) Podmore of Chardon, Ohio; Peggy (Brad) Hunt, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania; son Lee (Olivia) Stafford of Thompson, Ohio, and grandchildren Allison (Wade) Beck of Trevorton, Pennsylvania and Scott Hunt of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Eileen was preceded in death by her parents John and Ruth Brindo and two brothers, Shirley Brindo and John Brindo, Jr. Eileen was a graduate of Chardon High School, Class of 1950. She was also a graduate of Cleveland Business College. Eileen returned to Chardon in 1960 after spending several years in Los Angeles, California. She worked in Geauga County Courts and the Commissioner's office. Eileen was an avid reader throughout her entire life and was specifically interested in researching medical advances in every field. | BRINDO, Eileen June (I23094)
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| 19104 | Eileen June (nee: Brindo) STAFFORD age 80 of Chardon died peacefully in her sleep on April 11, 2013. Born September 16, 1932 in Olean, NY to John and Ruth (nee:Coates) Brindo, she had been a longtime area resident. Eileen is survived by her husband Halbert to whom she was married for more than 51 years. In addition to her husband she is survived by three children: Raina (Patrick) Podmore of Chardon, Ohio; Peggy (Brad) Hunt, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania; son Lee (Olivia) Stafford of Thompson, Ohio, and grandchildren Allison (Wade) Beck of Trevorton, Pennsylvania and Scott Hunt of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Eileen was preceded in death by her parents John and Ruth Brindo and two brothers, Shirley Brindo and John Brindo, Jr. Eileen was a graduate of Chardon High School, Class of 1950. She was also a graduate of Cleveland Business College. Eileen returned to Chardon in 1960 after spending several years in Los Angeles, California. She worked in Geauga County Courts and the Commissioner's office. Eileen was an avid reader throughout her entire life and was specifically interested in researching medical advances in every field. | BRINDO, Eileen June (I23094)
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| 19105 | Eileen June (nee: Brindo) STAFFORD age 80 of Chardon died peacefully in her sleep on April 11, 2013. Born September 16, 1932 in Olean, NY to John and Ruth (nee:Coates) Brindo, she had been a longtime area resident. Eileen is survived by her husband Halbert to whom she was married for more than 51 years. In addition to her husband she is survived by three children: Raina (Patrick) Podmore of Chardon, Ohio; Peggy (Brad) Hunt, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania; son Lee (Olivia) Stafford of Thompson, Ohio, and grandchildren Allison (Wade) Beck of Trevorton, Pennsylvania and Scott Hunt of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Eileen was preceded in death by her parents John and Ruth Brindo and two brothers, Shirley Brindo and John Brindo, Jr. Eileen was a graduate of Chardon High School, Class of 1950. She was also a graduate of Cleveland Business College. Eileen returned to Chardon in 1960 after spending several years in Los Angeles, California. She worked in Geauga County Courts and the Commissioner's office. Eileen was an avid reader throughout her entire life and was specifically interested in researching medical advances in every field. | BRINDO, Eileen June (I23094)
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| 19106 | Eileen June (nee: Brindo) STAFFORD age 80 of Chardon died peacefully in her sleep on April 11, 2013. Born September 16, 1932 in Olean, NY to John and Ruth (nee:Coates) Brindo, she had been a longtime area resident. Eileen is survived by her husband Halbert to whom she was married for more than 51 years. In addition to her husband she is survived by three children: Raina (Patrick) Podmore of Chardon, Ohio; Peggy (Brad) Hunt, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania; son Lee (Olivia) Stafford of Thompson, Ohio, and grandchildren Allison (Wade) Beck of Trevorton, Pennsylvania and Scott Hunt of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Eileen was preceded in death by her parents John and Ruth Brindo and two brothers, Shirley Brindo and John Brindo, Jr. Eileen was a graduate of Chardon High School, Class of 1950. She was also a graduate of Cleveland Business College. Eileen returned to Chardon in 1960 after spending several years in Los Angeles, California. She worked in Geauga County Courts and the Commissioner's office. Eileen was an avid reader throughout her entire life and was specifically interested in researching medical advances in every field. | BRINDO, Eileen June (I23094)
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| 19107 | Eileen June (nee: Brindo) STAFFORD age 80 of Chardon died peacefully in her sleep on April 11, 2013. Born September 16, 1932 in Olean, NY to John and Ruth (nee:Coates) Brindo, she had been a longtime area resident. Eileen is survived by her husband Halbert to whom she was married for more than 51 years. In addition to her husband she is survived by three children: Raina (Patrick) Podmore of Chardon, Ohio; Peggy (Brad) Hunt, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania; son Lee (Olivia) Stafford of Thompson, Ohio, and grandchildren Allison (Wade) Beck of Trevorton, Pennsylvania and Scott Hunt of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Eileen was preceded in death by her parents John and Ruth Brindo and two brothers, Shirley Brindo and John Brindo, Jr. Eileen was a graduate of Chardon High School, Class of 1950. She was also a graduate of Cleveland Business College. Eileen returned to Chardon in 1960 after spending several years in Los Angeles, California. She worked in Geauga County Courts and the Commissioner's office. Eileen was an avid reader throughout her entire life and was specifically interested in researching medical advances in every field. | BRINDO, Eileen June (I23094)
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| 19108 | Eileen June (nee: Brindo) STAFFORD age 80 of Chardon died peacefully in her sleep on April 11, 2013. Born September 16, 1932 in Olean, NY to John and Ruth (nee:Coates) Brindo, she had been a longtime area resident. Eileen is survived by her husband Halbert to whom she was married for more than 51 years. In addition to her husband she is survived by three children: Raina (Patrick) Podmore of Chardon, Ohio; Peggy (Brad) Hunt, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania; son Lee (Olivia) Stafford of Thompson, Ohio, and grandchildren Allison (Wade) Beck of Trevorton, Pennsylvania and Scott Hunt of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Eileen was preceded in death by her parents John and Ruth Brindo and two brothers, Shirley Brindo and John Brindo, Jr. Eileen was a graduate of Chardon High School, Class of 1950. She was also a graduate of Cleveland Business College. Eileen returned to Chardon in 1960 after spending several years in Los Angeles, California. She worked in Geauga County Courts and the Commissioner's office. Eileen was an avid reader throughout her entire life and was specifically interested in researching medical advances in every field. | BRINDO, Eileen June (I23094)
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| 19109 | Eileen June (nee: Brindo) STAFFORD age 80 of Chardon died peacefully in her sleep on April 11, 2013. Born September 16, 1932 in Olean, NY to John and Ruth (nee:Coates) Brindo, she had been a longtime area resident. Eileen is survived by her husband Halbert to whom she was married for more than 51 years. In addition to her husband she is survived by three children: Raina (Patrick) Podmore of Chardon, Ohio; Peggy (Brad) Hunt, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania; son Lee (Olivia) Stafford of Thompson, Ohio, and grandchildren Allison (Wade) Beck of Trevorton, Pennsylvania and Scott Hunt of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Eileen was preceded in death by her parents John and Ruth Brindo and two brothers, Shirley Brindo and John Brindo, Jr. Eileen was a graduate of Chardon High School, Class of 1950. She was also a graduate of Cleveland Business College. Eileen returned to Chardon in 1960 after spending several years in Los Angeles, California. She worked in Geauga County Courts and the Commissioner's office. Eileen was an avid reader throughout her entire life and was specifically interested in researching medical advances in every field. | BRINDO, Eileen June (I23094)
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| 19110 | Eileen June (nee: Brindo) STAFFORD age 80 of Chardon died peacefully in her sleep on April 11, 2013. Born September 16, 1932 in Olean, NY to John and Ruth (nee:Coates) Brindo, she had been a longtime area resident. Eileen is survived by her husband Halbert to whom she was married for more than 51 years. In addition to her husband she is survived by three children: Raina (Patrick) Podmore of Chardon, Ohio; Peggy (Brad) Hunt, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania; son Lee (Olivia) Stafford of Thompson, Ohio, and grandchildren Allison (Wade) Beck of Trevorton, Pennsylvania and Scott Hunt of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Eileen was preceded in death by her parents John and Ruth Brindo and two brothers, Shirley Brindo and John Brindo, Jr. Eileen was a graduate of Chardon High School, Class of 1950. She was also a graduate of Cleveland Business College. Eileen returned to Chardon in 1960 after spending several years in Los Angeles, California. She worked in Geauga County Courts and the Commissioner's office. Eileen was an avid reader throughout her entire life and was specifically interested in researching medical advances in every field. | BRINDO, Eileen June (I23094)
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| 19111 | Elbert Stafford, 83, of Pilgrim Church Road, went home to be with Jesus Christ his Savior, Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2012, at his home after a courageous battle with Multiple Myeloma. A graveside service will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Pilgrim Reformed Church Cemetery by the Rev. Jamie Kent. Burial will follow. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Davidson Funeral Home. Bo was born in Davidson County to John R. Stafford and Lucy B. Stafford. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army and was a retired supervisor with Burlington Industries, Denton plant. As a member of Pilgrim Reformed Church, he served as an elder, deacon and teacher. Bo taught the Tuesday night Bible study, as well as, the Women's Ida Conrad Class. Preceding him in death are his parents; sisters Louise S. Berrier, Inez S. Hege and Teanie S. Herring; and brother Johnny R. Stafford. Surviving are his beloved wife of 61 years, Sylvia Stafford; his son, Greg Stafford and wife Patricia; twin brother Albert Stafford and wife Elaine; special nephew Lee Berrier and wife Mary; two other nephews and five nieces. | STAFFORD, Elbert Charles (I144257)
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| 19112 | Eldest child of Samuel E. McDonough and wife Elizabeth Snyder. The family was living in Spencer, VA in 1910 and in Surry County, VA in 1918. --Occupation: By 1940 he was working for the service department of Duke Power in Charlotte. He retired from Duke Power. --Byron married Ava Mae Stafford. They had 2 children: Emery W. and Richard B. McDonough. | MCDONOUGH, Byron Emery (I82274)
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| 19113 | Eldest of 11 surviving children of John F. Stafford and wife Ada Curlee. --Never married. --Occupation: Teacher | STAFFORD, Mary Blakeney (I82254)
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| 19114 | Elias, son of Joseph L Mosher & Delilah Weaver, married Ann M Stafford 2 Jan 1845. ***** Elias made fine carriages, gradually develping a large business. ***** He was one of Canajoharie's oldest citizen at his death. | MOSHER, Elias Crawford (I18981)
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| 19115 | Elias, son of Joseph L Mosher & Delilah Weaver, married Ann M Stafford 2 Jan 1845. ***** Elias made fine carriages, gradually develping a large business. ***** He was one of Canajoharie's oldest citizen at his death. | MOSHER, Elias Crawford (I18981)
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| 19116 | Elias, son of Joseph L Mosher & Delilah Weaver, married Ann M Stafford 2 Jan 1845. ***** Elias made fine carriages, gradually develping a large business. ***** He was one of Canajoharie's oldest citizen at his death. | MOSHER, Elias Crawford (I18981)
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| 19117 | Elias, son of Joseph L Mosher & Delilah Weaver, married Ann M Stafford 2 Jan 1845. ***** Elias made fine carriages, gradually develping a large business. ***** He was one of Canajoharie's oldest citizen at his death. | MOSHER, Elias Crawford (I18981)
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| 19118 | Elias, son of Joseph L Mosher & Delilah Weaver, married Ann M Stafford 2 Jan 1845. ***** Elias made fine carriages, gradually develping a large business. ***** He was one of Canajoharie's oldest citizen at his death. | MOSHER, Elias Crawford (I18981)
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| 19119 | Elias, son of Joseph L Mosher & Delilah Weaver, married Ann M Stafford 2 Jan 1845. ***** Elias made fine carriages, gradually develping a large business. ***** He was one of Canajoharie's oldest citizen at his death. | MOSHER, Elias Crawford (I18981)
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| 19120 | Elias, son of Joseph L Mosher & Delilah Weaver, married Ann M Stafford 2 Jan 1845. ***** Elias made fine carriages, gradually develping a large business. ***** He was one of Canajoharie's oldest citizen at his death. | MOSHER, Elias Crawford (I18981)
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| 19121 | Elias, son of Joseph L Mosher & Delilah Weaver, married Ann M Stafford 2 Jan 1845. ***** Elias made fine carriages, gradually develping a large business. ***** He was one of Canajoharie's oldest citizen at his death. | MOSHER, Elias Crawford (I18981)
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| 19122 | Elias, son of Joseph L Mosher & Delilah Weaver, married Ann M Stafford 2 Jan 1845. ***** Elias made fine carriages, gradually develping a large business. ***** He was one of Canajoharie's oldest citizen at his death. | MOSHER, Elias Crawford (I18981)
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| 19123 | Elias, son of Joseph L Mosher & Delilah Weaver, married Ann M Stafford 2 Jan 1845. ***** Elias made fine carriages, gradually develping a large business. ***** He was one of Canajoharie's oldest citizen at his death. | MOSHER, Elias Crawford (I18981)
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| 19124 | Elias, son of Joseph L Mosher & Delilah Weaver, married Ann M Stafford 2 Jan 1845. ***** Elias made fine carriages, gradually develping a large business. ***** He was one of Canajoharie's oldest citizen at his death. | MOSHER, Elias Crawford (I18981)
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| 19125 | Eliza Cutshaw Stafford died during childbirth with her only child , my great aunt Opthelma Stafford Newnam . When her death certificate was filled out , her husband Robert N Stafford gave the wrong information regarding her parents . Eliza Jane was a daughter of William Cutshaw & his wife Harriet Sams . Eliza had at least one brother Charles Ford Cutshaw 1890-1955 . By 1910 Eliza & Charles are living with an relative John Petty in Franklin Co.,KY | CUTSHAW, Elisa Jane (I93735)
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| 19126 | Eliza J. Allen was the fifth of eight children born to Joseph and Jane Stafford Allen, both natives of Belfast, Ireland. Eliza can be found with the family in the census records for 1860 and 1880 in Washington Township, Ripley County, Indiana. She is not listed with the family in the census for 1870. Efforts to find where she was living in 1870 have been unsuccessful. On April 3, 1888 there is a marriage in Dearborn County between Lizzie Allen and Richard Gore. It is not certain that this is the correct Lizzie or Eliza, but it is known that the family did move to Dearborn from Ripley sometime between 1880 and 1900. | ALLEN, Eliza J. (I153318)
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| 19127 | Elizabeth Rachel Stafford, daughter of Rev. W. G. and Rachel Stafford, was born at the family residence in this city, May 8, 1863, and died January 16, 1900. She was dedicated to God in holy baptism by Rev. William Graham, Sept. 1, 1863, the same day on which her father left for the army to serve as chaplin of the 40th regiment, Indiana volunteer infantry. She was practically an invalid from her birth, yet while her body was weak and infirm, she possesed a mind of sufficient strength to enable her to fully understand and comprehend all her wants and to enjoy the family life and the society of her friends. She always regarded herself as a member of the church of her father and mother, and often expressed a wish that she was able to attend the church services, which she was seldom permitted to do. She was very much attached to her mother and her friends and said to her father the day before her death, "I am going to my mother tonight." She said to her father that she wanted to be taken into the parlor and placed where her mother was and that she wanted the good people to sing and the minister to pray. She was conscious to the last and recognized the friends about her. | STAFFORD, Elizabeth Rachel (I12893)
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| 19128 | Elizabeth Rachel Stafford, daughter of Rev. W. G. and Rachel Stafford, was born at the family residence in this city, May 8, 1863, and died January 16, 1900. She was dedicated to God in holy baptism by Rev. William Graham, Sept. 1, 1863, the same day on which her father left for the army to serve as chaplin of the 40th regiment, Indiana volunteer infantry. She was practically an invalid from her birth, yet while her body was weak and infirm, she possesed a mind of sufficient strength to enable her to fully understand and comprehend all her wants and to enjoy the family life and the society of her friends. She always regarded herself as a member of the church of her father and mother, and often expressed a wish that she was able to attend the church services, which she was seldom permitted to do. She was very much attached to her mother and her friends and said to her father the day before her death, "I am going to my mother tonight." She said to her father that she wanted to be taken into the parlor and placed where her mother was and that she wanted the good people to sing and the minister to pray. She was conscious to the last and recognized the friends about her. | STAFFORD, Elizabeth Rachel (I12893)
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| 19129 | Elizabeth Rachel Stafford, daughter of Rev. W. G. and Rachel Stafford, was born at the family residence in this city, May 8, 1863, and died January 16, 1900. She was dedicated to God in holy baptism by Rev. William Graham, Sept. 1, 1863, the same day on which her father left for the army to serve as chaplin of the 40th regiment, Indiana volunteer infantry. She was practically an invalid from her birth, yet while her body was weak and infirm, she possesed a mind of sufficient strength to enable her to fully understand and comprehend all her wants and to enjoy the family life and the society of her friends. She always regarded herself as a member of the church of her father and mother, and often expressed a wish that she was able to attend the church services, which she was seldom permitted to do. She was very much attached to her mother and her friends and said to her father the day before her death, "I am going to my mother tonight." She said to her father that she wanted to be taken into the parlor and placed where her mother was and that she wanted the good people to sing and the minister to pray. She was conscious to the last and recognized the friends about her. | STAFFORD, Elizabeth Rachel (I12893)
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| 19130 | Elizabeth Rachel Stafford, daughter of Rev. W. G. and Rachel Stafford, was born at the family residence in this city, May 8, 1863, and died January 16, 1900. She was dedicated to God in holy baptism by Rev. William Graham, Sept. 1, 1863, the same day on which her father left for the army to serve as chaplin of the 40th regiment, Indiana volunteer infantry. She was practically an invalid from her birth, yet while her body was weak and infirm, she possesed a mind of sufficient strength to enable her to fully understand and comprehend all her wants and to enjoy the family life and the society of her friends. She always regarded herself as a member of the church of her father and mother, and often expressed a wish that she was able to attend the church services, which she was seldom permitted to do. She was very much attached to her mother and her friends and said to her father the day before her death, "I am going to my mother tonight." She said to her father that she wanted to be taken into the parlor and placed where her mother was and that she wanted the good people to sing and the minister to pray. She was conscious to the last and recognized the friends about her. | STAFFORD, Elizabeth Rachel (I12893)
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| 19131 | Elizabeth Rachel Stafford, daughter of Rev. W. G. and Rachel Stafford, was born at the family residence in this city, May 8, 1863, and died January 16, 1900. She was dedicated to God in holy baptism by Rev. William Graham, Sept. 1, 1863, the same day on which her father left for the army to serve as chaplin of the 40th regiment, Indiana volunteer infantry. She was practically an invalid from her birth, yet while her body was weak and infirm, she possesed a mind of sufficient strength to enable her to fully understand and comprehend all her wants and to enjoy the family life and the society of her friends. She always regarded herself as a member of the church of her father and mother, and often expressed a wish that she was able to attend the church services, which she was seldom permitted to do. She was very much attached to her mother and her friends and said to her father the day before her death, "I am going to my mother tonight." She said to her father that she wanted to be taken into the parlor and placed where her mother was and that she wanted the good people to sing and the minister to pray. She was conscious to the last and recognized the friends about her. | STAFFORD, Elizabeth Rachel (I12893)
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| 19132 | Elizabeth was the dau. of Ezekiel & Malinda (Cooper) Stone Jr. and granddau.of Wm.Thomas & Elizabeth (Stafford)Stone Sr. and Polly (Cooper)Stafford. Her siblings were: James 1853-1932 who md. Rebecca (Sexton); Mary "Polly" 1856-1885 who md. Lewis O.Hinton; Calista Jo abt.1859-?; Elvira "Polly" 1861-?; William Thomas 1863-1947 who md.Martha(Stamper); Hiram Jackson "Jack" 1865-1936 who 1st md. Leuvina (Stafford) & 2nd Leona (Osburn); Ulysses G. 1868-1895; Sidney abt.1873-?; and Lewis Otho 1878-1895. Elizabeth md.on Feb.14,1878 in Lewis Co.,KY. to Elbert Pitts, who was the son of Joseph K. & Chalista (Stone) Pitts. Their children were: Effie 1878-1957 who md. Harry Ward; Wm.Austin 1880-1973 who md. Martha (Marshall); Mary Myrna 1883-1964 who md. Edward Bate; Bertie Myrtle 1886-1965 who md. Irvin Wells; Arkimedes "Kim" Edward 1891-1971 who md. Mary (Andrews); and Marvin Carl 1894-1959 who 1st md. Ethel (Hamilton) and 2nd Jessie (Kern). | STONE, Elizabeth (I84392)
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| 19133 | Elizabeth was the dau. of Ezekiel & Malinda (Cooper) Stone Jr. and granddau.of Wm.Thomas & Elizabeth (Stafford)Stone Sr. and Polly (Cooper)Stafford. Her siblings were: James 1853-1932 who md. Rebecca (Sexton); Mary "Polly" 1856-1885 who md. Lewis O.Hinton; Calista Jo abt.1859-?; Elvira "Polly" 1861-?; William Thomas 1863-1947 who md.Martha(Stamper); Hiram Jackson "Jack" 1865-1936 who 1st md. Leuvina (Stafford) & 2nd Leona (Osburn); Ulysses G. 1868-1895; Sidney abt.1873-?; and Lewis Otho 1878-1895. Elizabeth md.on Feb.14,1878 in Lewis Co.,KY. to Elbert Pitts, who was the son of Joseph K. & Chalista (Stone) Pitts. Their children were: Effie 1878-1957 who md. Harry Ward; Wm.Austin 1880-1973 who md. Martha (Marshall); Mary Myrna 1883-1964 who md. Edward Bate; Bertie Myrtle 1886-1965 who md. Irvin Wells; Arkimedes "Kim" Edward 1891-1971 who md. Mary (Andrews); and Marvin Carl 1894-1959 who 1st md. Ethel (Hamilton) and 2nd Jessie (Kern). | STONE, Elizabeth (I84392)
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| 19134 | Elizabeth was the dau. of Ezekiel & Malinda (Cooper) Stone Jr. and granddau.of Wm.Thomas & Elizabeth (Stafford)Stone Sr. and Polly (Cooper)Stafford. Her siblings were: James 1853-1932 who md. Rebecca (Sexton); Mary "Polly" 1856-1885 who md. Lewis O.Hinton; Calista Jo abt.1859-?; Elvira "Polly" 1861-?; William Thomas 1863-1947 who md.Martha(Stamper); Hiram Jackson "Jack" 1865-1936 who 1st md. Leuvina (Stafford) & 2nd Leona (Osburn); Ulysses G. 1868-1895; Sidney abt.1873-?; and Lewis Otho 1878-1895. Elizabeth md.on Feb.14,1878 in Lewis Co.,KY. to Elbert Pitts, who was the son of Joseph K. & Chalista (Stone) Pitts. Their children were: Effie 1878-1957 who md. Harry Ward; Wm.Austin 1880-1973 who md. Martha (Marshall); Mary Myrna 1883-1964 who md. Edward Bate; Bertie Myrtle 1886-1965 who md. Irvin Wells; Arkimedes "Kim" Edward 1891-1971 who md. Mary (Andrews); and Marvin Carl 1894-1959 who 1st md. Ethel (Hamilton) and 2nd Jessie (Kern). | STONE, Elizabeth (I84392)
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| 19135 | Elizabeth was the dau. of Ezekiel & Malinda (Cooper) Stone Jr. and granddau.of Wm.Thomas & Elizabeth (Stafford)Stone Sr. and Polly (Cooper)Stafford. Her siblings were: James 1853-1932 who md. Rebecca (Sexton); Mary "Polly" 1856-1885 who md. Lewis O.Hinton; Calista Jo abt.1859-?; Elvira "Polly" 1861-?; William Thomas 1863-1947 who md.Martha(Stamper); Hiram Jackson "Jack" 1865-1936 who 1st md. Leuvina (Stafford) & 2nd Leona (Osburn); Ulysses G. 1868-1895; Sidney abt.1873-?; and Lewis Otho 1878-1895. Elizabeth md.on Feb.14,1878 in Lewis Co.,KY. to Elbert Pitts, who was the son of Joseph K. & Chalista (Stone) Pitts. Their children were: Effie 1878-1957 who md. Harry Ward; Wm.Austin 1880-1973 who md. Martha (Marshall); Mary Myrna 1883-1964 who md. Edward Bate; Bertie Myrtle 1886-1965 who md. Irvin Wells; Arkimedes "Kim" Edward 1891-1971 who md. Mary (Andrews); and Marvin Carl 1894-1959 who 1st md. Ethel (Hamilton) and 2nd Jessie (Kern). | STONE, Elizabeth (I84392)
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| 19136 | Elizabeth was the dau. of Ezekiel & Malinda (Cooper) Stone Jr. and granddau.of Wm.Thomas & Elizabeth (Stafford)Stone Sr. and Polly (Cooper)Stafford. Her siblings were: James 1853-1932 who md. Rebecca (Sexton); Mary "Polly" 1856-1885 who md. Lewis O.Hinton; Calista Jo abt.1859-?; Elvira "Polly" 1861-?; William Thomas 1863-1947 who md.Martha(Stamper); Hiram Jackson "Jack" 1865-1936 who 1st md. Leuvina (Stafford) & 2nd Leona (Osburn); Ulysses G. 1868-1895; Sidney abt.1873-?; and Lewis Otho 1878-1895. Elizabeth md.on Feb.14,1878 in Lewis Co.,KY. to Elbert Pitts, who was the son of Joseph K. & Chalista (Stone) Pitts. Their children were: Effie 1878-1957 who md. Harry Ward; Wm.Austin 1880-1973 who md. Martha (Marshall); Mary Myrna 1883-1964 who md. Edward Bate; Bertie Myrtle 1886-1965 who md. Irvin Wells; Arkimedes "Kim" Edward 1891-1971 who md. Mary (Andrews); and Marvin Carl 1894-1959 who 1st md. Ethel (Hamilton) and 2nd Jessie (Kern). | STONE, Elizabeth (I84392)
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| 19137 | Elizabeth was the daughter of James Lawrence and Myrtle Kidd Lawrence. She was retired from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She was preceded in death by a son, Warren Lynn Stafford; and two sons-in-law, Donald Gene Johnson and Daniel Carl Beasley.  | LAWRENCE, Elizabeth Eugene (I143044)
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| 19138 | Ella Irene, along with her twin sister, Edith Link, were killed in an auto accident near Hillsboro (Hill Co.) Texas. | THOMPSON, Ella (I137315)
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| 19139 | Ella Irene, along with her twin sister, Edith Link, were killed in an auto accident near Hillsboro (Hill Co.) Texas. | THOMPSON, Ella (I137315)
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| 19140 | Ella Irene, along with her twin sister, Edith Link, were killed in an auto accident near Hillsboro (Hill Co.) Texas. | THOMPSON, Ella (I137315)
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| 19141 | Ella Irene, along with her twin sister, Edith Link, were killed in an auto accident near Hillsboro (Hill Co.) Texas. | THOMPSON, Ella (I137315)
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| 19142 | Ella Irene, along with her twin sister, Edith Link, were killed in an auto accident near Hillsboro (Hill Co.) Texas. | THOMPSON, Ella (I137315)
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| 19143 | Ella Irene, along with her twin sister, Edith Link, were killed in an auto accident near Hillsboro (Hill Co.) Texas. | THOMPSON, Ella (I137315)
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| 19144 | Ella Irene, along with her twin sister, Edith Link, were killed in an auto accident near Hillsboro (Hill Co.) Texas. | THOMPSON, Ella (I137315)
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| 19145 | Ella Irene, along with her twin sister, Edith Link, were killed in an auto accident near Hillsboro (Hill Co.) Texas. | THOMPSON, Ella (I137315)
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| 19146 | Ella Irene, along with her twin sister, Edith Link, were killed in an auto accident near Hillsboro (Hill Co.) Texas. | THOMPSON, Ella (I137315)
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| 19147 | Ella Irene, along with her twin sister, Edith Link, were killed in an auto accident near Hillsboro (Hill Co.) Texas. | THOMPSON, Ella (I137315)
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| 19148 | Ella Irene, along with her twin sister, Edith Link, were killed in an auto accident near Hillsboro (Hill Co.) Texas. | THOMPSON, Ella (I137315)
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| 19149 | Ellen Stafford, 70, of Brewster, MA, died Wednesday, May 23, 2007, at Liberty Commons Rehabilitation Center, N. Chatham, MA. Mrs. Stafford was born in Pittsfield, MA, to the late Thomas and Ellen Behan Cowell. She lived in Syracuse, NY, for several years before moving to Brewster. Mrs. Stafford was a graduate of Our Lady of the Elms College, receiving a bachelor's degree in biology; she also held a master's degree in education. Mrs. Stafford was a teacher with the Guilderland School District; she also taught in New City, NY, and in Redondo Beach, CA. Subsequently, she worked as a claims examiner for the New York State Department of Labor in Syracuse. Mrs. Stafford was an avid golfer; she belonged to Captains Country Club in Brewster and was the club champion at WaNoa Country Club in Syracuse. Mrs. Stafford was predeceased by her husband, Earl B. Stafford. She is survived by one son, Earl B. Stafford Jr. of Boston, MA; two brothers, Thomas J. Cowell of Saratoga Springs and Joseph M. Cowell of Las Vegas, NV; and 13 nieces and nephews. Mrs. Stafford loved her dog, Max. Private funeral services will be conducted at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Liberty Commons Rehabilitation Center, 390 Orleans Road, N. Chatham, MA 02650 | COWELL, Ellen Rita (I149479)
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| 19150 | Ellen Stafford, 70, of Brewster, MA, died Wednesday, May 23, 2007, at Liberty Commons Rehabilitation Center, N. Chatham, MA. Mrs. Stafford was born in Pittsfield, MA, to the late Thomas and Ellen Behan Cowell. She lived in Syracuse, NY, for several years before moving to Brewster. Mrs. Stafford was a graduate of Our Lady of the Elms College, receiving a bachelor's degree in biology; she also held a master's degree in education. Mrs. Stafford was a teacher with the Guilderland School District; she also taught in New City, NY, and in Redondo Beach, CA. Subsequently, she worked as a claims examiner for the New York State Department of Labor in Syracuse. Mrs. Stafford was an avid golfer; she belonged to Captains Country Club in Brewster and was the club champion at WaNoa Country Club in Syracuse. Mrs. Stafford was predeceased by her husband, Earl B. Stafford. She is survived by one son, Earl B. Stafford Jr. of Boston, MA; two brothers, Thomas J. Cowell of Saratoga Springs and Joseph M. Cowell of Las Vegas, NV; and 13 nieces and nephews. Mrs. Stafford loved her dog, Max. Private funeral services will be conducted at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Liberty Commons Rehabilitation Center, 390 Orleans Road, N. Chatham, MA 02650 | COWELL, Ellen Rita (I149479)
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