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| 19851 | Frances M.(Wanner) Sharp Stafford, 90, of Ephrata, died at Ephrata Manor, Ephrata Township on Tuesday, January 24, 2006 following a lengthy illness. She was born in Ephrata, Pennsylvania, a daughter of the late Frank and Anna Marie Sweigart Sharp. She was the foster daughter of the late Amos and Annie Wanner. Frances was the wife of the late Frank W. Stafford who died in October 1998. She was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Ephrata and especially enjoyed her grandchildren and friends visiting at her home. A homemaker, she had also been employed as a salesperson for Clinico Co. of Lancaster in the Ephrata area for many years. Surviving are a daughter, Shirley W., wife of Ronald B. Martin of Ephrata, Grandson, Ronald S. Martin of Newark, DE, Granddaughters: Susan R. Hagen of Lancaster, and Wendy A. Young of Stevens, Greatgrandsons: Ryan and Joshua Martin, Evan, William and Nathaniel Young, Step greatgrandsons, Wesley and Cody Hagen. She was preceded in death by her husband. | SHARP, Frances M. (I130747)
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| 19852 | Frances Stafford St. Clair, age 82, formerly of Mechanicsburg in Bland County, passed away Thursday Jan. 24, 2008 at Conway Regional Medical Center, Conway Ariz. She was the daughter of the late Montgomery Snow Stafford and Mabel Newberry Stafford. She was a graduate of Bland Schools and Bluefield Business College and a lifetime member of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). She was preceded in death by her husband Gordon Paul St. Clair; and her three sisters, Thelma Stafford, Catherine Neely, and Ellen Carper. She is survived by her son & daughter-in-law, G. Montgomery "Monty" St. Clair and wife Kathy of Conway, Ariz.; granddaughter, Sarah St. Clair of Conway, Ariz. Funeral service will be Sunday, Jan. 27, 2008 at 2:00 p.m. in the Grubb Funeral Home Chapel conducted by Rev. Rick Lindamood with the interment in the Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Family will receive friends at Grubb Funeral Home Sunday from 1:00 p.m. until service time. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Mechanicsburg Cemetery Fund in C/O Lenora Chewning, 9011 E. Bluegrass Trail, Bland, Va. 24315. Grubb Funeral Home of Wytheville, Va., is in charge of arrangements. | STAFFORD, Frances Allen (I45707)
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| 19853 | Frances Stafford St. Clair, age 82, formerly of Mechanicsburg in Bland County, passed away Thursday Jan. 24, 2008 at Conway Regional Medical Center, Conway Ariz. She was the daughter of the late Montgomery Snow Stafford and Mabel Newberry Stafford. She was a graduate of Bland Schools and Bluefield Business College and a lifetime member of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). She was preceded in death by her husband Gordon Paul St. Clair; and her three sisters, Thelma Stafford, Catherine Neely, and Ellen Carper. She is survived by her son & daughter-in-law, G. Montgomery "Monty" St. Clair and wife Kathy of Conway, Ariz.; granddaughter, Sarah St. Clair of Conway, Ariz. Funeral service will be Sunday, Jan. 27, 2008 at 2:00 p.m. in the Grubb Funeral Home Chapel conducted by Rev. Rick Lindamood with the interment in the Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Family will receive friends at Grubb Funeral Home Sunday from 1:00 p.m. until service time. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Mechanicsburg Cemetery Fund in C/O Lenora Chewning, 9011 E. Bluegrass Trail, Bland, Va. 24315. Grubb Funeral Home of Wytheville, Va., is in charge of arrangements. | STAFFORD, Frances Allen (I45707)
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| 19854 | Frances Stafford St. Clair, age 82, formerly of Mechanicsburg in Bland County, passed away Thursday Jan. 24, 2008 at Conway Regional Medical Center, Conway Ariz. She was the daughter of the late Montgomery Snow Stafford and Mabel Newberry Stafford. She was a graduate of Bland Schools and Bluefield Business College and a lifetime member of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). She was preceded in death by her husband Gordon Paul St. Clair; and her three sisters, Thelma Stafford, Catherine Neely, and Ellen Carper. She is survived by her son & daughter-in-law, G. Montgomery "Monty" St. Clair and wife Kathy of Conway, Ariz.; granddaughter, Sarah St. Clair of Conway, Ariz. Funeral service will be Sunday, Jan. 27, 2008 at 2:00 p.m. in the Grubb Funeral Home Chapel conducted by Rev. Rick Lindamood with the interment in the Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Family will receive friends at Grubb Funeral Home Sunday from 1:00 p.m. until service time. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Mechanicsburg Cemetery Fund in C/O Lenora Chewning, 9011 E. Bluegrass Trail, Bland, Va. 24315. Grubb Funeral Home of Wytheville, Va., is in charge of arrangements. | STAFFORD, Frances Allen (I45707)
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| 19855 | Frances Stafford St. Clair, age 82, formerly of Mechanicsburg in Bland County, passed away Thursday Jan. 24, 2008 at Conway Regional Medical Center, Conway Ariz. She was the daughter of the late Montgomery Snow Stafford and Mabel Newberry Stafford. She was a graduate of Bland Schools and Bluefield Business College and a lifetime member of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). She was preceded in death by her husband Gordon Paul St. Clair; and her three sisters, Thelma Stafford, Catherine Neely, and Ellen Carper. She is survived by her son & daughter-in-law, G. Montgomery "Monty" St. Clair and wife Kathy of Conway, Ariz.; granddaughter, Sarah St. Clair of Conway, Ariz. Funeral service will be Sunday, Jan. 27, 2008 at 2:00 p.m. in the Grubb Funeral Home Chapel conducted by Rev. Rick Lindamood with the interment in the Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Family will receive friends at Grubb Funeral Home Sunday from 1:00 p.m. until service time. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Mechanicsburg Cemetery Fund in C/O Lenora Chewning, 9011 E. Bluegrass Trail, Bland, Va. 24315. Grubb Funeral Home of Wytheville, Va., is in charge of arrangements. | STAFFORD, Frances Allen (I45707)
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| 19856 | Frances Stafford St. Clair, age 82, formerly of Mechanicsburg in Bland County, passed away Thursday Jan. 24, 2008 at Conway Regional Medical Center, Conway Ariz. She was the daughter of the late Montgomery Snow Stafford and Mabel Newberry Stafford. She was a graduate of Bland Schools and Bluefield Business College and a lifetime member of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). She was preceded in death by her husband Gordon Paul St. Clair; and her three sisters, Thelma Stafford, Catherine Neely, and Ellen Carper. She is survived by her son & daughter-in-law, G. Montgomery "Monty" St. Clair and wife Kathy of Conway, Ariz.; granddaughter, Sarah St. Clair of Conway, Ariz. Funeral service will be Sunday, Jan. 27, 2008 at 2:00 p.m. in the Grubb Funeral Home Chapel conducted by Rev. Rick Lindamood with the interment in the Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Family will receive friends at Grubb Funeral Home Sunday from 1:00 p.m. until service time. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Mechanicsburg Cemetery Fund in C/O Lenora Chewning, 9011 E. Bluegrass Trail, Bland, Va. 24315. Grubb Funeral Home of Wytheville, Va., is in charge of arrangements. | STAFFORD, Frances Allen (I45707)
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| 19857 | Frances Virginia DeBusk Stafford, 91, of Pearisburg, Va., went to be with the Lord on Monday, July 6, 2009, at Riverview Nursing Home, Rich Creek. She was born on August 18, 1917, at Saltville, Va., the daughter of the late Robert Franklin and Emma Nutter DeBusk. In addition to parents, she was preceded by her husband, John Lacy Stafford; a brother, Paul Edward DeBusk; three sisters, Mildred (Sue) Deck, Jean Burris, and Betty Wheeler. She was an active member of the Providence United Methodist Church and the United Methodist Women. She is survived by three daughters, Emma Jean Mitchell, of Collinsville, Shirley L. Young, of Fairfield, Calif., and Janice Kurtz, of Ruckersville, Va.; two brothers, R.F. DeBusk Jr., of Shreveport, La., and Richard A. DeBusk, of Ripplemead; two sisters, Barbara DeBusk, of Princeton, W.Va., and Doris Thomas, of Cincinnati, Ohio; five grandchildren; 10 greatgrandchildren; and four greatgreat-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. on Friday, July 10, 2009, at A. Vest & Sons Funeral Home, White Gate with the Rev. Ted Anders officiating. Burial in the Staffordsville Cemetery, Staffordsville. | DEBUSK, Frances Virginia (I70895)
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| 19858 | Frances Virginia DeBusk Stafford, 91, of Pearisburg, Va., went to be with the Lord on Monday, July 6, 2009, at Riverview Nursing Home, Rich Creek. She was born on August 18, 1917, at Saltville, Va., the daughter of the late Robert Franklin and Emma Nutter DeBusk. In addition to parents, she was preceded by her husband, John Lacy Stafford; a brother, Paul Edward DeBusk; three sisters, Mildred (Sue) Deck, Jean Burris, and Betty Wheeler. She was an active member of the Providence United Methodist Church and the United Methodist Women. She is survived by three daughters, Emma Jean Mitchell, of Collinsville, Shirley L. Young, of Fairfield, Calif., and Janice Kurtz, of Ruckersville, Va.; two brothers, R.F. DeBusk Jr., of Shreveport, La., and Richard A. DeBusk, of Ripplemead; two sisters, Barbara DeBusk, of Princeton, W.Va., and Doris Thomas, of Cincinnati, Ohio; five grandchildren; 10 greatgrandchildren; and four greatgreat-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. on Friday, July 10, 2009, at A. Vest & Sons Funeral Home, White Gate with the Rev. Ted Anders officiating. Burial in the Staffordsville Cemetery, Staffordsville. | DEBUSK, Frances Virginia (I70895)
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| 19859 | Frances Virginia DeBusk Stafford, 91, of Pearisburg, Va., went to be with the Lord on Monday, July 6, 2009, at Riverview Nursing Home, Rich Creek. She was born on August 18, 1917, at Saltville, Va., the daughter of the late Robert Franklin and Emma Nutter DeBusk. In addition to parents, she was preceded by her husband, John Lacy Stafford; a brother, Paul Edward DeBusk; three sisters, Mildred (Sue) Deck, Jean Burris, and Betty Wheeler. She was an active member of the Providence United Methodist Church and the United Methodist Women. She is survived by three daughters, Emma Jean Mitchell, of Collinsville, Shirley L. Young, of Fairfield, Calif., and Janice Kurtz, of Ruckersville, Va.; two brothers, R.F. DeBusk Jr., of Shreveport, La., and Richard A. DeBusk, of Ripplemead; two sisters, Barbara DeBusk, of Princeton, W.Va., and Doris Thomas, of Cincinnati, Ohio; five grandchildren; 10 greatgrandchildren; and four greatgreat-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. on Friday, July 10, 2009, at A. Vest & Sons Funeral Home, White Gate with the Rev. Ted Anders officiating. Burial in the Staffordsville Cemetery, Staffordsville. | DEBUSK, Frances Virginia (I70895)
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| 19860 | Frances Virginia DeBusk Stafford, 91, of Pearisburg, Va., went to be with the Lord on Monday, July 6, 2009, at Riverview Nursing Home, Rich Creek. She was born on August 18, 1917, at Saltville, Va., the daughter of the late Robert Franklin and Emma Nutter DeBusk. In addition to parents, she was preceded by her husband, John Lacy Stafford; a brother, Paul Edward DeBusk; three sisters, Mildred (Sue) Deck, Jean Burris, and Betty Wheeler. She was an active member of the Providence United Methodist Church and the United Methodist Women. She is survived by three daughters, Emma Jean Mitchell, of Collinsville, Shirley L. Young, of Fairfield, Calif., and Janice Kurtz, of Ruckersville, Va.; two brothers, R.F. DeBusk Jr., of Shreveport, La., and Richard A. DeBusk, of Ripplemead; two sisters, Barbara DeBusk, of Princeton, W.Va., and Doris Thomas, of Cincinnati, Ohio; five grandchildren; 10 greatgrandchildren; and four greatgreat-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. on Friday, July 10, 2009, at A. Vest & Sons Funeral Home, White Gate with the Rev. Ted Anders officiating. Burial in the Staffordsville Cemetery, Staffordsville. | DEBUSK, Frances Virginia (I70895)
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| 19861 | Frances Virginia DeBusk Stafford, 91, of Pearisburg, Va., went to be with the Lord on Monday, July 6, 2009, at Riverview Nursing Home, Rich Creek. She was born on August 18, 1917, at Saltville, Va., the daughter of the late Robert Franklin and Emma Nutter DeBusk. In addition to parents, she was preceded by her husband, John Lacy Stafford; a brother, Paul Edward DeBusk; three sisters, Mildred (Sue) Deck, Jean Burris, and Betty Wheeler. She was an active member of the Providence United Methodist Church and the United Methodist Women. She is survived by three daughters, Emma Jean Mitchell, of Collinsville, Shirley L. Young, of Fairfield, Calif., and Janice Kurtz, of Ruckersville, Va.; two brothers, R.F. DeBusk Jr., of Shreveport, La., and Richard A. DeBusk, of Ripplemead; two sisters, Barbara DeBusk, of Princeton, W.Va., and Doris Thomas, of Cincinnati, Ohio; five grandchildren; 10 greatgrandchildren; and four greatgreat-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. on Friday, July 10, 2009, at A. Vest & Sons Funeral Home, White Gate with the Rev. Ted Anders officiating. Burial in the Staffordsville Cemetery, Staffordsville. | DEBUSK, Frances Virginia (I70895)
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| 19862 | Francis M. Irwin was a Private in Company H of the 153 Indiana Infantry. His military service began February 14, 1865. Apparently, Francis deserted August 18, 1865 Louisville, Kentucky. (source: Civil War Soldiers & Sailors System Search Detail)- Francis was listed as a farmer in the 1870 census for Walnut Hill, Marshall County, Indiana. Francis died of "inflammatory fever" (Correspondence: Cummings, Pearl Vinnedge to Miriam Field, undated circa 1967-68) in 1874 and was buried in Center Cemetery near LaPaz Indiana (Correspondence: Cummings, Pearl Vinnedge to Miriam Field, undated circa 1967-68.Correspondence: Irwin, Joye. Letter to Eugene Field, 13 February 2004, This information compiled by Nova Irwin Warner in 1968.) | IRWIN, Francis M. (I62440)
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| 19863 | Frank Elwood Stafford was born April 24, 1845, in Greensboro, North Carolina. At the age of seven he moved with his parents, Milton and Tempa (Cain) Stafford, to Indiana. Prior to the outbreak of the Civil War the Stafford family moved again, this time to Kansas. In 1863 Frank went to Leavenworth and worked for a while as a teamster and then enlisted in Company B of the 16th Kansas Calvary. He was officially discharged in December 1865. After the war Stafford returned to Indiana and farmed for a while, but then returned to Kansas and on October 4, 1867, he enlisted in Battery B of the Fourth United States Artillery. He served four years with the Fourth Artillery, stationed at Forts Riley and Hays, where he was an orderly sergeant. At times he was attached to the famed Seventh Calvary and often rode patrols through what would later become Osborne County, Kansas, before being discharged at the end of his term of service on October 4, 1870. In 1870 Frank brought his mother and the rest of the family to a homestead near the mouth of Little Medicine Creek in Tilden Township, Osborne County, just west of the village of Bloomington. A respected war veteran, he was one of the three special commissioners appointed by Governor James Harvey in 1871 to organize Osborne County. In the county’s first general election the next year Stafford was elected one of the first three county commissioners. At Bloomington on November 28, 1878, he married LaNette Hart. The couple had three children, Frank, Nettie, and an infant son who died in 1886. Stafford did not serve in public office again until 1882, when he was elected Osborne County Clerk. He served three terms and then retired to his homestead. The farm was prosperous for many years and Stafford retained a wide popularity among his peers. He passed away March 30, 1919, in Osborne and was buried in the Osborne Cemetery | STAFFORD, Franklin Elwood (I68187)
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| 19864 | Frank Elwood Stafford was born April 24, 1845, in Greensboro, North Carolina. At the age of seven he moved with his parents, Milton and Tempa (Cain) Stafford, to Indiana. Prior to the outbreak of the Civil War the Stafford family moved again, this time to Kansas. In 1863 Frank went to Leavenworth and worked for a while as a teamster and then enlisted in Company B of the 16th Kansas Calvary. He was officially discharged in December 1865. After the war Stafford returned to Indiana and farmed for a while, but then returned to Kansas and on October 4, 1867, he enlisted in Battery B of the Fourth United States Artillery. He served four years with the Fourth Artillery, stationed at Forts Riley and Hays, where he was an orderly sergeant. At times he was attached to the famed Seventh Calvary and often rode patrols through what would later become Osborne County, Kansas, before being discharged at the end of his term of service on October 4, 1870. In 1870 Frank brought his mother and the rest of the family to a homestead near the mouth of Little Medicine Creek in Tilden Township, Osborne County, just west of the village of Bloomington. A respected war veteran, he was one of the three special commissioners appointed by Governor James Harvey in 1871 to organize Osborne County. In the county’s first general election the next year Stafford was elected one of the first three county commissioners. At Bloomington on November 28, 1878, he married LaNette Hart. The couple had three children, Frank, Nettie, and an infant son who died in 1886. Stafford did not serve in public office again until 1882, when he was elected Osborne County Clerk. He served three terms and then retired to his homestead. The farm was prosperous for many years and Stafford retained a wide popularity among his peers. He passed away March 30, 1919, in Osborne and was buried in the Osborne Cemetery | STAFFORD, Franklin Elwood (I68187)
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| 19865 | Frank Elwood Stafford was born April 24, 1845, in Greensboro, North Carolina. At the age of seven he moved with his parents, Milton and Tempa (Cain) Stafford, to Indiana. Prior to the outbreak of the Civil War the Stafford family moved again, this time to Kansas. In 1863 Frank went to Leavenworth and worked for a while as a teamster and then enlisted in Company B of the 16th Kansas Calvary. He was officially discharged in December 1865. After the war Stafford returned to Indiana and farmed for a while, but then returned to Kansas and on October 4, 1867, he enlisted in Battery B of the Fourth United States Artillery. He served four years with the Fourth Artillery, stationed at Forts Riley and Hays, where he was an orderly sergeant. At times he was attached to the famed Seventh Calvary and often rode patrols through what would later become Osborne County, Kansas, before being discharged at the end of his term of service on October 4, 1870. In 1870 Frank brought his mother and the rest of the family to a homestead near the mouth of Little Medicine Creek in Tilden Township, Osborne County, just west of the village of Bloomington. A respected war veteran, he was one of the three special commissioners appointed by Governor James Harvey in 1871 to organize Osborne County. In the county’s first general election the next year Stafford was elected one of the first three county commissioners. At Bloomington on November 28, 1878, he married LaNette Hart. The couple had three children, Frank, Nettie, and an infant son who died in 1886. Stafford did not serve in public office again until 1882, when he was elected Osborne County Clerk. He served three terms and then retired to his homestead. The farm was prosperous for many years and Stafford retained a wide popularity among his peers. He passed away March 30, 1919, in Osborne and was buried in the Osborne Cemetery | STAFFORD, Franklin Elwood (I68187)
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| 19866 | FRANK MORTON RICE Frank M. ‘Poke' Rice, 80, of 1631 Back Creek Road, Seaford, Va., formerly of the Princeton area, died Wednesday, March 2, 1988 a Newport News, Va. hospital. Born in Bluefield on May 22, 1907, he was the son of the late Andrew David and Cora Lee Hill Rice. He was a resident of Seaford for the past 32 years and attended the Zion United Methodist Church at Seaford. He was a retired electrician and was a member of the IBEW Local 1340. He was a U.S. Army veteran of WWII. He was receded in death by his first wife, Barbara Juhasz Rice, two brothers, Elmer Rice of Princeton and Edwin of Belle, W.V.. Survivors: His eldest daughter of his first marriage, Barbara Rice Gatz and husband Frank of Fl., his present wife, Mrs. Helen Stafford Rice; son, James Miller of Seaford, daughter, Sheila Rice Cook of Seaford and four grandchildren. | RICE, Frank Morton (I130263)
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| 19867 | FRANK MORTON RICE Frank M. ‘Poke' Rice, 80, of 1631 Back Creek Road, Seaford, Va., formerly of the Princeton area, died Wednesday, March 2, 1988 a Newport News, Va. hospital. Born in Bluefield on May 22, 1907, he was the son of the late Andrew David and Cora Lee Hill Rice. He was a resident of Seaford for the past 32 years and attended the Zion United Methodist Church at Seaford. He was a retired electrician and was a member of the IBEW Local 1340. He was a U.S. Army veteran of WWII. He was receded in death by his first wife, Barbara Juhasz Rice, two brothers, Elmer Rice of Princeton and Edwin of Belle, W.V.. Survivors: His eldest daughter of his first marriage, Barbara Rice Gatz and husband Frank of Fl., his present wife, Mrs. Helen Stafford Rice; son, James Miller of Seaford, daughter, Sheila Rice Cook of Seaford and four grandchildren. | RICE, Frank Morton (I130263)
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| 19868 | FRANK MORTON RICE Frank M. ‘Poke' Rice, 80, of 1631 Back Creek Road, Seaford, Va., formerly of the Princeton area, died Wednesday, March 2, 1988 a Newport News, Va. hospital. Born in Bluefield on May 22, 1907, he was the son of the late Andrew David and Cora Lee Hill Rice. He was a resident of Seaford for the past 32 years and attended the Zion United Methodist Church at Seaford. He was a retired electrician and was a member of the IBEW Local 1340. He was a U.S. Army veteran of WWII. He was receded in death by his first wife, Barbara Juhasz Rice, two brothers, Elmer Rice of Princeton and Edwin of Belle, W.V.. Survivors: His eldest daughter of his first marriage, Barbara Rice Gatz and husband Frank of Fl., his present wife, Mrs. Helen Stafford Rice; son, James Miller of Seaford, daughter, Sheila Rice Cook of Seaford and four grandchildren. | RICE, Frank Morton (I130263)
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| 19869 | FRANK MORTON RICE Frank M. ‘Poke' Rice, 80, of 1631 Back Creek Road, Seaford, Va., formerly of the Princeton area, died Wednesday, March 2, 1988 a Newport News, Va. hospital. Born in Bluefield on May 22, 1907, he was the son of the late Andrew David and Cora Lee Hill Rice. He was a resident of Seaford for the past 32 years and attended the Zion United Methodist Church at Seaford. He was a retired electrician and was a member of the IBEW Local 1340. He was a U.S. Army veteran of WWII. He was receded in death by his first wife, Barbara Juhasz Rice, two brothers, Elmer Rice of Princeton and Edwin of Belle, W.V.. Survivors: His eldest daughter of his first marriage, Barbara Rice Gatz and husband Frank of Fl., his present wife, Mrs. Helen Stafford Rice; son, James Miller of Seaford, daughter, Sheila Rice Cook of Seaford and four grandchildren. | RICE, Frank Morton (I130263)
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| 19870 | FRANK MORTON RICE Frank M. ‘Poke' Rice, 80, of 1631 Back Creek Road, Seaford, Va., formerly of the Princeton area, died Wednesday, March 2, 1988 a Newport News, Va. hospital. Born in Bluefield on May 22, 1907, he was the son of the late Andrew David and Cora Lee Hill Rice. He was a resident of Seaford for the past 32 years and attended the Zion United Methodist Church at Seaford. He was a retired electrician and was a member of the IBEW Local 1340. He was a U.S. Army veteran of WWII. He was receded in death by his first wife, Barbara Juhasz Rice, two brothers, Elmer Rice of Princeton and Edwin of Belle, W.V.. Survivors: His eldest daughter of his first marriage, Barbara Rice Gatz and husband Frank of Fl., his present wife, Mrs. Helen Stafford Rice; son, James Miller of Seaford, daughter, Sheila Rice Cook of Seaford and four grandchildren. | RICE, Frank Morton (I130263)
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| 19871 | Frank O or(G) Stafford. Friday morning at the Watertown city hospital occurred the death of Frank G. Stafford, aged 46 years. The funeral was held from the Methodist church in Montague, Monday, and the interment was made in Liberty cemetery. Mr. Stafford formerly resided in Montague, but of late had been in New York. Death was due to an abcess in the stomach. Mr. Stafford is survived by a widow and one son, Denio, of New York, and two brothers, Alfred and Delos Stafford, of Montague. | STAFFORD, Franklin (I41027)
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| 19872 | Frank O or(G) Stafford. Friday morning at the Watertown city hospital occurred the death of Frank G. Stafford, aged 46 years. The funeral was held from the Methodist church in Montague, Monday, and the interment was made in Liberty cemetery. Mr. Stafford formerly resided in Montague, but of late had been in New York. Death was due to an abcess in the stomach. Mr. Stafford is survived by a widow and one son, Denio, of New York, and two brothers, Alfred and Delos Stafford, of Montague. | STAFFORD, Franklin (I41027)
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| 19873 | Frank O or(G) Stafford. Friday morning at the Watertown city hospital occurred the death of Frank G. Stafford, aged 46 years. The funeral was held from the Methodist church in Montague, Monday, and the interment was made in Liberty cemetery. Mr. Stafford formerly resided in Montague, but of late had been in New York. Death was due to an abcess in the stomach. Mr. Stafford is survived by a widow and one son, Denio, of New York, and two brothers, Alfred and Delos Stafford, of Montague. | STAFFORD, Franklin (I41027)
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| 19874 | Frank O or(G) Stafford. Friday morning at the Watertown city hospital occurred the death of Frank G. Stafford, aged 46 years. The funeral was held from the Methodist church in Montague, Monday, and the interment was made in Liberty cemetery. Mr. Stafford formerly resided in Montague, but of late had been in New York. Death was due to an abcess in the stomach. Mr. Stafford is survived by a widow and one son, Denio, of New York, and two brothers, Alfred and Delos Stafford, of Montague. | STAFFORD, Franklin (I41027)
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| 19875 | Frank O or(G) Stafford. Friday morning at the Watertown city hospital occurred the death of Frank G. Stafford, aged 46 years. The funeral was held from the Methodist church in Montague, Monday, and the interment was made in Liberty cemetery. Mr. Stafford formerly resided in Montague, but of late had been in New York. Death was due to an abcess in the stomach. Mr. Stafford is survived by a widow and one son, Denio, of New York, and two brothers, Alfred and Delos Stafford, of Montague. | STAFFORD, Franklin (I41027)
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| 19876 | Frank O or(G) Stafford. Friday morning at the Watertown city hospital occurred the death of Frank G. Stafford, aged 46 years. The funeral was held from the Methodist church in Montague, Monday, and the interment was made in Liberty cemetery. Mr. Stafford formerly resided in Montague, but of late had been in New York. Death was due to an abcess in the stomach. Mr. Stafford is survived by a widow and one son, Denio, of New York, and two brothers, Alfred and Delos Stafford, of Montague. | STAFFORD, Franklin (I41027)
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| 19877 | Frank O or(G) Stafford. Friday morning at the Watertown city hospital occurred the death of Frank G. Stafford, aged 46 years. The funeral was held from the Methodist church in Montague, Monday, and the interment was made in Liberty cemetery. Mr. Stafford formerly resided in Montague, but of late had been in New York. Death was due to an abcess in the stomach. Mr. Stafford is survived by a widow and one son, Denio, of New York, and two brothers, Alfred and Delos Stafford, of Montague. | STAFFORD, Franklin (I41027)
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| 19878 | Frank O or(G) Stafford. Friday morning at the Watertown city hospital occurred the death of Frank G. Stafford, aged 46 years. The funeral was held from the Methodist church in Montague, Monday, and the interment was made in Liberty cemetery. Mr. Stafford formerly resided in Montague, but of late had been in New York. Death was due to an abcess in the stomach. Mr. Stafford is survived by a widow and one son, Denio, of New York, and two brothers, Alfred and Delos Stafford, of Montague. | STAFFORD, Franklin (I41027)
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| 19879 | Frank O or(G) Stafford. Friday morning at the Watertown city hospital occurred the death of Frank G. Stafford, aged 46 years. The funeral was held from the Methodist church in Montague, Monday, and the interment was made in Liberty cemetery. Mr. Stafford formerly resided in Montague, but of late had been in New York. Death was due to an abcess in the stomach. Mr. Stafford is survived by a widow and one son, Denio, of New York, and two brothers, Alfred and Delos Stafford, of Montague. | STAFFORD, Franklin (I41027)
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| 19880 | Frank O or(G) Stafford. Friday morning at the Watertown city hospital occurred the death of Frank G. Stafford, aged 46 years. The funeral was held from the Methodist church in Montague, Monday, and the interment was made in Liberty cemetery. Mr. Stafford formerly resided in Montague, but of late had been in New York. Death was due to an abcess in the stomach. Mr. Stafford is survived by a widow and one son, Denio, of New York, and two brothers, Alfred and Delos Stafford, of Montague. | STAFFORD, Franklin (I41027)
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| 19881 | Frank O or(G) Stafford. Friday morning at the Watertown city hospital occurred the death of Frank G. Stafford, aged 46 years. The funeral was held from the Methodist church in Montague, Monday, and the interment was made in Liberty cemetery. Mr. Stafford formerly resided in Montague, but of late had been in New York. Death was due to an abcess in the stomach. Mr. Stafford is survived by a widow and one son, Denio, of New York, and two brothers, Alfred and Delos Stafford, of Montague. | STAFFORD, Franklin (I41027)
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| 19882 | Frank W. Heffer, 78, of 7465 N. Hayes Road, Baldwinsville, died Sunday at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born in Cayuga, he lived in Syracuse until 1946 before moving to Baldwinsville. He retired in 1973 from the Amtrak. He was a member of the Seneca River Lodge 160 F&AM and of the Liverpool Order of the Eastern Star. A musician in the Syracuse area, he started at 18 with the Walt Peet Band. His own band, the Aristocrats, performed until 1942. In later years, he played for the Jack Kreisher Band. He also was a founding member of the Seneca River Fire Department, and was a past chief and commissioner of that department. Abridged obituary from: Post-Standard, The (Syracuse, NY) Date: April 27, 1987 Edition: All Page: A8 | HEFFER, Frank W. (I147667)
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| 19883 | Frankie Ervin Chapman, age 57, of Tarrant, passed away on Thursday, August 25, 2005, in Birmingham, AL. He was preceded in death by his son, Christian Chapman, and a sister, Dorothy Moore. Survivors include his brothers, Gene, Dennis and Billy Chapman; sister, Margie Payton; daughter, Shana Youngblood and her husband, Mike; and three granddaughters, Tasha, Judith and Emma. Graveside services will be held on Monday, August 29, 2005, at 1 p.m. at Walker's Chapel with Jerry Alexander officiating. [Birmingham News (AL) - August 28, 2005] | CHAPMAN, Frankie Ervin (I132706)
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| 19884 | Fred J. Stafford was shown in his brother's (Charles W. Stafford) household in the 1880 Federal Census and was listed as a nephew. | STAFFORD, Fred J. (I140598)
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| 19885 | Fred J. Stafford was shown in his brother's (Charles W. Stafford) household in the 1880 Federal Census and was listed as a nephew. | STAFFORD, Fred J. (I140598)
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| 19886 | Fred J. Stafford was shown in his brother's (Charles W. Stafford) household in the 1880 Federal Census and was listed as a nephew. | STAFFORD, Fred J. (I140598)
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| 19887 | Fred J. Stafford was shown in his brother's (Charles W. Stafford) household in the 1880 Federal Census and was listed as a nephew. | STAFFORD, Fred J. (I140598)
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| 19888 | Fred J. Stafford was shown in his brother's (Charles W. Stafford) household in the 1880 Federal Census and was listed as a nephew. | STAFFORD, Fred J. (I140598)
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| 19889 | Fred J. Stafford was shown in his brother's (Charles W. Stafford) household in the 1880 Federal Census and was listed as a nephew. | STAFFORD, Fred J. (I140598)
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| 19890 | Fred J. Stafford was shown in his brother's (Charles W. Stafford) household in the 1880 Federal Census and was listed as a nephew. | STAFFORD, Fred J. (I140598)
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| 19891 | Fred J. Stafford was shown in his brother's (Charles W. Stafford) household in the 1880 Federal Census and was listed as a nephew. | STAFFORD, Fred J. (I140598)
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| 19892 | Fred J. Stafford was shown in his brother's (Charles W. Stafford) household in the 1880 Federal Census and was listed as a nephew. | STAFFORD, Fred J. (I140598)
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| 19893 | Fred J. Stafford was shown in his brother's (Charles W. Stafford) household in the 1880 Federal Census and was listed as a nephew. | STAFFORD, Fred J. (I140598)
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| 19894 | Fred J. Stafford was shown in his brother's (Charles W. Stafford) household in the 1880 Federal Census and was listed as a nephew. | STAFFORD, Fred J. (I140598)
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| 19895 | Fred L Joslyn E Fern Raynor, daughter of Sarah Eva & Parker Raynor, & Fred L Joslyn son of Emma Severns & John (Jack) George Joslin, were married March 11, 1914. They moved to a farm 7 miles west of Gravity. Both were born & raised in Taylor Co. 9 children were born to this union. 2, Thermal & Bonnie, died as infants. 7 grew to adulthood in this area & attended the Gravity schools. The family first moved into Gravity in 1927. Fred had an auto repair shop here for 5 yrs. In 1932 the family moved to a farm south of New Market. Lived in NE a few yrs, then retuned to Gravity. Fred & Fern were divorced in 1942. Fern helped cook at the school a short time. Moved to Clarina. Boyd & Lewis finished school in Clarinda. Fern moved to CA in 1956. Married Edward Kenyon Oct 14, 1973. Fern died June 23, 1975. Edward died August 25, 1975. Fred worked in the shipyards at Portland, OR during World War II. He married Marie Stohr Feb 14, 1945. They returned to Page & Taylor Co for a time before making their home in MO. They moved to CA in May, 1974. Marie died Nov 10, 1975. Fred is now living in Chico, CA Paulyne, husband George Kelley, ret. U.S.A.F., Carmichael, CA. 3 children: Barbara, husband Kenneth Harper, electronics. Have 5 children: Kenna, husband Warren Kearfott, graphic designer. 2 children: Kyra & Dustin. Michael, furniture salesman, wife Kathy Zasso, senior acctg. clerk. Tami, computer operator, Larry & Terry. All of Citrus Heights, CA. Glen J Kelley, civil engineer, Palo Alto, CA. Alan G Kelley, Allstate acctg. Unit mgr, wife Jean Babbitt, Wards credit office mgr San Jose, CA. Clayt, ret. Auto salesman, wife Marily, realtor broker, Paradise, CA. Clayt has one son, Robert, Joslyn Investigative Services, Yreka, CA. 2 daughters: Glenda & Dianne. Marilyn has 4 children: William, Linda, Allen Dinsmore, Sandra Wildhirt. Naomi, husband Willis Kimpton. Naomi died Oct 22, 1971. Willis died June 21, 1979. both buried in Portland, OR. Had 2 children: Ronald, Portland City Water Works. 2 sons: Robert / Kevin Portland, OR. Jerrilynn, husband David Weber, dental technician, Eureka, CA. 4 children: David, Bryan, Ann & Michael. Wanda, husband Carl Garrett, realtor broker, Reno, NV. 2 sons: Steven, pres, Victoria Commondities, wife Linda Iverson, Scottsdale, AZ. 2 children: Jon & Stephanie. Craig, insurance broker, wife Heather Bieg, Yuba City, CA. Audrey, realtor broker, husband Eugene Bryan, property mgr. 2 sons: David, realtor assoc, wife Jackie Harris. 2 children: Amy / Cortney. Douglas, realtor assoc, wife Ginger Cleland, commercial load officer. All of Yuba City, CA. Eugene has 2 children: Sharon, San Jose, CA. Richard, Salt Lake City, UT Boyd, realtor broker, wife Gwendolyn Tiffee, teacher. 2 sons: Joel / John, Chico, CA Lewis, vice president, Neely Mfg Co Inc, wife Elaine Nichols. 3 sons: Jady, brick layer. Randal, wife Lois Lueker, daughter Jessica Renee. All of Clarinda, IA. Mark of Champagne, IL Taylor County, Iowa History, 1981 | JOSLYN, Fred Lindsey (I62647)
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| 19896 | Freda Stafford Schuyler, 78, of Memphis, died May 16, 2002, at Methodist North Hospital. She was a housewife, member of Mullins United Methodist Church, graduate of the University of Arkansas, and National Grand Vice-President of Collegians Pi Beta Phi... She is survived by her three children Phil Schuyler (Erle) and Sue Ray (Bobby) of Memphis, and Rob Schuyler of Juno Beach, FL., and four grandchildren Ashley Schuyler, James Ray, Courtney Schuyler Vest (Robert), and Claire Ray Clark (Jason), and one great grandchild, Anderson Vest. | STAFFORD, Freda Mae (I154474)
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| 19897 | Frederick Stafford, aged 55 years, died May 7th at the Jefferson county tuberculosis hospital, where he ~had been a patient about a year. Mr. Stafford was born in the town of Montague, Lewis county, and spent most of his life there. He went to Watertown ten years ago. He was a papermaker by. trade and had been employed in the mills In that vicinity for several years. He Is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Florence La Bree, of Montague, and Mrs. Ida Young, of Watertown; two brothers. William Stafford, of Carthage, and Edward Stafford, of Watertown. The funeral services vfere held Friday; interment at Montague www.fultonhistory.com | STAFFORD, Frederick W. (I41037)
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| 19898 | Frederick Stafford, aged 55 years, died May 7th at the Jefferson county tuberculosis hospital, where he ~had been a patient about a year. Mr. Stafford was born in the town of Montague, Lewis county, and spent most of his life there. He went to Watertown ten years ago. He was a papermaker by. trade and had been employed in the mills In that vicinity for several years. He Is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Florence La Bree, of Montague, and Mrs. Ida Young, of Watertown; two brothers. William Stafford, of Carthage, and Edward Stafford, of Watertown. The funeral services vfere held Friday; interment at Montague www.fultonhistory.com | STAFFORD, Frederick W. (I41037)
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| 19899 | Frederick Stafford, aged 55 years, died May 7th at the Jefferson county tuberculosis hospital, where he ~had been a patient about a year. Mr. Stafford was born in the town of Montague, Lewis county, and spent most of his life there. He went to Watertown ten years ago. He was a papermaker by. trade and had been employed in the mills In that vicinity for several years. He Is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Florence La Bree, of Montague, and Mrs. Ida Young, of Watertown; two brothers. William Stafford, of Carthage, and Edward Stafford, of Watertown. The funeral services vfere held Friday; interment at Montague www.fultonhistory.com | STAFFORD, Frederick W. (I41037)
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| 19900 | Frederick Stafford, aged 55 years, died May 7th at the Jefferson county tuberculosis hospital, where he ~had been a patient about a year. Mr. Stafford was born in the town of Montague, Lewis county, and spent most of his life there. He went to Watertown ten years ago. He was a papermaker by. trade and had been employed in the mills In that vicinity for several years. He Is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Florence La Bree, of Montague, and Mrs. Ida Young, of Watertown; two brothers. William Stafford, of Carthage, and Edward Stafford, of Watertown. The funeral services vfere held Friday; interment at Montague www.fultonhistory.com | STAFFORD, Frederick W. (I41037)
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