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| 19951 | From "Nelson's Biographical Dictionary and Historical Reference Book of Erie County, Pa.", 1896, page 675-676..... "Henry Clinton Stafford Sr. was a native of New York, of English Decent. The Stafford family located in Erie County about 1822. Henry, Sr. was born in 1814, was married in Waterford, and pursued farming and worked at his trade (that of mason and bricklayer) in Waterford Township throughout his life. He held numerous township offices, and was one of the founders of the first Methodist Church of Waterford, built the church structure, and was one of its officers for many years up to the time of his death. He was an honored and useful citizen and a Christian gentleman. He died in February 1880, and his wife in September, 1889."Â Â | STAFFORD, Henry Clinton Sr. (I22099)
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| 19952 | From Bartle Funeral Home Liberty, KY Jimmy Carl Johnson, age 63, of Lake Station, IN passed away on Tuesday June 28th, 2016 at his residence. He was born in Liberty, KY on October 19th, 1952 to the late Russell Woodson and Laura Bell Stafford Johnson. Jimmy was a truck driver and a U.S. Army Veteran. Survivors include: Three Daughters: Laura LaDawn Burke of Gibsonville, N.C., Harla Christian of Georgetown, KY and Ashley Michelle Johnson of Fair Oaks, IN, One Son: Jimmy Shane Johnson of Rensselaer, IN, Five Grandchildren, Two Brothers: Gerald Johnson of California and Estill Johnson of Liberty and Two Sisters: Deloris Johnson of Lake Station, IN and Judy Daniel of Liberty. Preceding him death besides his parents are Three Sisters: Irene Harness, Lucille Lucas and Fern Downs. Visitation will be held 6:00 P.M. till 9:00 P.M. Saturday July 2nd, 2016 at Bartle Funeral Home Chapel and after 9:00 A.M. Sunday July 3rd, 2016 at Bartle Funeral Home Chapel. Funeral Services will be held 1:00 P.M. Sunday July 3rd, 2016 at Bartle Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be in the Caney Fork Cemetery. | JOHNSON, Jimmy Carl (I129362)
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| 19953 | From Bartle Funeral Home: Forrest "Bub" Stafford, age 93, of Liberty, KY passed away on Tuesday May 13th, 2014 at St. Joseph Hospital. He was born in Liberty, KY on December 4th, 1920 to the late Herman and Mattie Zachary Stafford. He was a Retired Teacher, Principal, United States Army Veteran and a member of Westside Christian Church. As a hobby he had a love of woodworking where he had a special talent. Survivors include his spouse: Maxine Hatter Stafford, One Daughter: Donna Gail Stafford Rousey and (the late Billy Rousey) of Lexington, One Son: Danny Forrest and (Brenda) Stafford of Loxahatchee, FL, Seven Grandchildren: Forrest Scott and (Stephanie) Rousey, William Chadley Rousey, Deborah Rousey and (Rob) Ristaneo, Heather Nicole Stafford and (Joseph) Wilkos, Daniel Forrest Stafford, Matthew Alexander Stafford and Zachary Taylor Stafford, Six Great-Grandchildren: Robert Ristaneo, Lauren Ristaneo, Lucy Ristaneo, Adam Rousey, Nate Rousey and Abby Wilkos, One Brother: Tommy Stafford of Cincinnati, OH and One Sister: June Ann Ward of Louisville. Besides his parents he was preceded in death by: Three Sisters: Edna Stafford Vaught, Iola Stafford Buchanan and Eva Stafford and Two Brothers: Cecil Earl "Dempsey" Stafford and Grady Stafford. Visitation will be held 6:00 P.M. till 8:00 P.M. on Friday May 16th, 2014 and after 12:00 P.M. on Saturday May 17th, 2014 at Westside Christian Church. Funeral Services will be held 3:00 P.M. Saturday May 17th, 2014 at Westside Christian Church. Rev. Marty Shackelford officiating. Burial will be in the Glenwood Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Westside Christian Church or St. Judes Childrens Hospital. | STAFFORD, Forrest (I129448)
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| 19954 | From book in the Huntsville Library from the Edward Livingston Historical Association in Livingston, La. titled “History of Livingston Parish, Louisiana. This section is mainly on Wright Stafford (b.1801), but it mentions his brother Stephen (b.1776) who married 2nd wife Sally Williams (1st wife Betsey Peters mother of Ethelred). Stephen led a wagon train of settlers to Georgia, Southern Mississippi, and Louisiana. The Historian stated Wright had brothers, Boag, Elijah, James C., Abraham, Alsi (Abcibiades), Stephen and sisters Mary and Clara. Also, Wright had been involved in shipbuilding on Ship Island (off Biloxi) with his brothers and then they moved on to Washington Parish . The were also related to (cousins)Leroy Augustus Stafford who’s family was close friends and traveled with the Chaneys of Louisiana (Elizabeth Chaney was Betsey Peters Stafford’s mother). It seems the North Carolina/Louisiana group are all related in some way. Note: The Wright Stafford mentioned is really John Wright, Stephen's son. | STAFFORD, Stephen Jr. (I35846)
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| 19955 | From Flint Journal Monday September 15, 2003: Clara A. Kazmier age 86 years. Died Friday, September 12, 2003 at Genesys Health Park....Clara was born in Montrose Township on October 27, 1916 to the late Walter and Harriet (Stafford) Tomkinson who were farmers on an 80-acre farm located on the corner of Elms and Lake Roads. Lifetime friends who born and grew up on neighboring farms are Janet (Fent) Collar and Donna (Stoolmaker) Dennis. Doris Edwards (deceased) was her neighbor and friend for 60 years. Clara was married to Albert Kazmier on January 1, 1935: he preceded her in death on April 4, 1960. She was an avid reader and was always currnt on local and national happenings including politics. Her discussions about politics with Eugene Collar (one of her best friends) were always fun and very animated. She was always interested in the study of weather. Clara was an active participant in the People-to-People Program where she developed solid, lasting friendships with people in Copenhagen, Denmark, and Abergavenny, South Wales. She visited them several times and they came to visit her. Surviving are son, Daryl of Clio: nephews, James Tomkinson and wife Norma, Don Tomkinson and wife Stella: nieces, Mary Tomkinson and Betty Babinski and husband Ed, Keely Dennis, Diane Totten, Lucy Karas, Garnet Morgan, Maureen McMahon, Bill McQuarters, and Jerry Adams and a host of other people in her life contributed greatly to the wonderful life she enjoyed. Nancy and Al Chappel of Las Vegas along with their two daughters, Wanda Allen of Bullhead City, Arisonz and Tami Petitt of North Branch were her extended family. She considered Nancy and Al as her own, right along with their daughters. They contributed terrifically to her enjoyment of life. She was preceded in death by a brother, Laverne Tomkinson and her sister-in-law, Velva (Clements) Tomkinson..... | TOMKINSON, Clara Annabelle (I100836)
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| 19956 | From Flint Journal Monday September 15, 2003: Clara A. Kazmier age 86 years. Died Friday, September 12, 2003 at Genesys Health Park....Clara was born in Montrose Township on October 27, 1916 to the late Walter and Harriet (Stafford) Tomkinson who were farmers on an 80-acre farm located on the corner of Elms and Lake Roads. Lifetime friends who born and grew up on neighboring farms are Janet (Fent) Collar and Donna (Stoolmaker) Dennis. Doris Edwards (deceased) was her neighbor and friend for 60 years. Clara was married to Albert Kazmier on January 1, 1935: he preceded her in death on April 4, 1960. She was an avid reader and was always currnt on local and national happenings including politics. Her discussions about politics with Eugene Collar (one of her best friends) were always fun and very animated. She was always interested in the study of weather. Clara was an active participant in the People-to-People Program where she developed solid, lasting friendships with people in Copenhagen, Denmark, and Abergavenny, South Wales. She visited them several times and they came to visit her. Surviving are son, Daryl of Clio: nephews, James Tomkinson and wife Norma, Don Tomkinson and wife Stella: nieces, Mary Tomkinson and Betty Babinski and husband Ed, Keely Dennis, Diane Totten, Lucy Karas, Garnet Morgan, Maureen McMahon, Bill McQuarters, and Jerry Adams and a host of other people in her life contributed greatly to the wonderful life she enjoyed. Nancy and Al Chappel of Las Vegas along with their two daughters, Wanda Allen of Bullhead City, Arisonz and Tami Petitt of North Branch were her extended family. She considered Nancy and Al as her own, right along with their daughters. They contributed terrifically to her enjoyment of life. She was preceded in death by a brother, Laverne Tomkinson and her sister-in-law, Velva (Clements) Tomkinson..... | TOMKINSON, Clara Annabelle (I100836)
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| 19957 | From Flint Journal Monday September 15, 2003: Clara A. Kazmier age 86 years. Died Friday, September 12, 2003 at Genesys Health Park....Clara was born in Montrose Township on October 27, 1916 to the late Walter and Harriet (Stafford) Tomkinson who were farmers on an 80-acre farm located on the corner of Elms and Lake Roads. Lifetime friends who born and grew up on neighboring farms are Janet (Fent) Collar and Donna (Stoolmaker) Dennis. Doris Edwards (deceased) was her neighbor and friend for 60 years. Clara was married to Albert Kazmier on January 1, 1935: he preceded her in death on April 4, 1960. She was an avid reader and was always currnt on local and national happenings including politics. Her discussions about politics with Eugene Collar (one of her best friends) were always fun and very animated. She was always interested in the study of weather. Clara was an active participant in the People-to-People Program where she developed solid, lasting friendships with people in Copenhagen, Denmark, and Abergavenny, South Wales. She visited them several times and they came to visit her. Surviving are son, Daryl of Clio: nephews, James Tomkinson and wife Norma, Don Tomkinson and wife Stella: nieces, Mary Tomkinson and Betty Babinski and husband Ed, Keely Dennis, Diane Totten, Lucy Karas, Garnet Morgan, Maureen McMahon, Bill McQuarters, and Jerry Adams and a host of other people in her life contributed greatly to the wonderful life she enjoyed. Nancy and Al Chappel of Las Vegas along with their two daughters, Wanda Allen of Bullhead City, Arisonz and Tami Petitt of North Branch were her extended family. She considered Nancy and Al as her own, right along with their daughters. They contributed terrifically to her enjoyment of life. She was preceded in death by a brother, Laverne Tomkinson and her sister-in-law, Velva (Clements) Tomkinson..... | TOMKINSON, Clara Annabelle (I100836)
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| 19958 | From Flint Journal Monday September 15, 2003: Clara A. Kazmier age 86 years. Died Friday, September 12, 2003 at Genesys Health Park....Clara was born in Montrose Township on October 27, 1916 to the late Walter and Harriet (Stafford) Tomkinson who were farmers on an 80-acre farm located on the corner of Elms and Lake Roads. Lifetime friends who born and grew up on neighboring farms are Janet (Fent) Collar and Donna (Stoolmaker) Dennis. Doris Edwards (deceased) was her neighbor and friend for 60 years. Clara was married to Albert Kazmier on January 1, 1935: he preceded her in death on April 4, 1960. She was an avid reader and was always currnt on local and national happenings including politics. Her discussions about politics with Eugene Collar (one of her best friends) were always fun and very animated. She was always interested in the study of weather. Clara was an active participant in the People-to-People Program where she developed solid, lasting friendships with people in Copenhagen, Denmark, and Abergavenny, South Wales. She visited them several times and they came to visit her. Surviving are son, Daryl of Clio: nephews, James Tomkinson and wife Norma, Don Tomkinson and wife Stella: nieces, Mary Tomkinson and Betty Babinski and husband Ed, Keely Dennis, Diane Totten, Lucy Karas, Garnet Morgan, Maureen McMahon, Bill McQuarters, and Jerry Adams and a host of other people in her life contributed greatly to the wonderful life she enjoyed. Nancy and Al Chappel of Las Vegas along with their two daughters, Wanda Allen of Bullhead City, Arisonz and Tami Petitt of North Branch were her extended family. She considered Nancy and Al as her own, right along with their daughters. They contributed terrifically to her enjoyment of life. She was preceded in death by a brother, Laverne Tomkinson and her sister-in-law, Velva (Clements) Tomkinson..... | TOMKINSON, Clara Annabelle (I100836)
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| 19959 | From Flint Journal Monday September 15, 2003: Clara A. Kazmier age 86 years. Died Friday, September 12, 2003 at Genesys Health Park....Clara was born in Montrose Township on October 27, 1916 to the late Walter and Harriet (Stafford) Tomkinson who were farmers on an 80-acre farm located on the corner of Elms and Lake Roads. Lifetime friends who born and grew up on neighboring farms are Janet (Fent) Collar and Donna (Stoolmaker) Dennis. Doris Edwards (deceased) was her neighbor and friend for 60 years. Clara was married to Albert Kazmier on January 1, 1935: he preceded her in death on April 4, 1960. She was an avid reader and was always currnt on local and national happenings including politics. Her discussions about politics with Eugene Collar (one of her best friends) were always fun and very animated. She was always interested in the study of weather. Clara was an active participant in the People-to-People Program where she developed solid, lasting friendships with people in Copenhagen, Denmark, and Abergavenny, South Wales. She visited them several times and they came to visit her. Surviving are son, Daryl of Clio: nephews, James Tomkinson and wife Norma, Don Tomkinson and wife Stella: nieces, Mary Tomkinson and Betty Babinski and husband Ed, Keely Dennis, Diane Totten, Lucy Karas, Garnet Morgan, Maureen McMahon, Bill McQuarters, and Jerry Adams and a host of other people in her life contributed greatly to the wonderful life she enjoyed. Nancy and Al Chappel of Las Vegas along with their two daughters, Wanda Allen of Bullhead City, Arisonz and Tami Petitt of North Branch were her extended family. She considered Nancy and Al as her own, right along with their daughters. They contributed terrifically to her enjoyment of life. She was preceded in death by a brother, Laverne Tomkinson and her sister-in-law, Velva (Clements) Tomkinson..... | TOMKINSON, Clara Annabelle (I100836)
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| 19960 | From Flint Journal Monday September 15, 2003: Clara A. Kazmier age 86 years. Died Friday, September 12, 2003 at Genesys Health Park....Clara was born in Montrose Township on October 27, 1916 to the late Walter and Harriet (Stafford) Tomkinson who were farmers on an 80-acre farm located on the corner of Elms and Lake Roads. Lifetime friends who born and grew up on neighboring farms are Janet (Fent) Collar and Donna (Stoolmaker) Dennis. Doris Edwards (deceased) was her neighbor and friend for 60 years. Clara was married to Albert Kazmier on January 1, 1935: he preceded her in death on April 4, 1960. She was an avid reader and was always currnt on local and national happenings including politics. Her discussions about politics with Eugene Collar (one of her best friends) were always fun and very animated. She was always interested in the study of weather. Clara was an active participant in the People-to-People Program where she developed solid, lasting friendships with people in Copenhagen, Denmark, and Abergavenny, South Wales. She visited them several times and they came to visit her. Surviving are son, Daryl of Clio: nephews, James Tomkinson and wife Norma, Don Tomkinson and wife Stella: nieces, Mary Tomkinson and Betty Babinski and husband Ed, Keely Dennis, Diane Totten, Lucy Karas, Garnet Morgan, Maureen McMahon, Bill McQuarters, and Jerry Adams and a host of other people in her life contributed greatly to the wonderful life she enjoyed. Nancy and Al Chappel of Las Vegas along with their two daughters, Wanda Allen of Bullhead City, Arisonz and Tami Petitt of North Branch were her extended family. She considered Nancy and Al as her own, right along with their daughters. They contributed terrifically to her enjoyment of life. She was preceded in death by a brother, Laverne Tomkinson and her sister-in-law, Velva (Clements) Tomkinson..... | TOMKINSON, Clara Annabelle (I100836)
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| 19961 | From Flint Journal Monday September 15, 2003: Clara A. Kazmier age 86 years. Died Friday, September 12, 2003 at Genesys Health Park....Clara was born in Montrose Township on October 27, 1916 to the late Walter and Harriet (Stafford) Tomkinson who were farmers on an 80-acre farm located on the corner of Elms and Lake Roads. Lifetime friends who born and grew up on neighboring farms are Janet (Fent) Collar and Donna (Stoolmaker) Dennis. Doris Edwards (deceased) was her neighbor and friend for 60 years. Clara was married to Albert Kazmier on January 1, 1935: he preceded her in death on April 4, 1960. She was an avid reader and was always currnt on local and national happenings including politics. Her discussions about politics with Eugene Collar (one of her best friends) were always fun and very animated. She was always interested in the study of weather. Clara was an active participant in the People-to-People Program where she developed solid, lasting friendships with people in Copenhagen, Denmark, and Abergavenny, South Wales. She visited them several times and they came to visit her. Surviving are son, Daryl of Clio: nephews, James Tomkinson and wife Norma, Don Tomkinson and wife Stella: nieces, Mary Tomkinson and Betty Babinski and husband Ed, Keely Dennis, Diane Totten, Lucy Karas, Garnet Morgan, Maureen McMahon, Bill McQuarters, and Jerry Adams and a host of other people in her life contributed greatly to the wonderful life she enjoyed. Nancy and Al Chappel of Las Vegas along with their two daughters, Wanda Allen of Bullhead City, Arisonz and Tami Petitt of North Branch were her extended family. She considered Nancy and Al as her own, right along with their daughters. They contributed terrifically to her enjoyment of life. She was preceded in death by a brother, Laverne Tomkinson and her sister-in-law, Velva (Clements) Tomkinson..... | TOMKINSON, Clara Annabelle (I100836)
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| 19962 | From Flint Journal Monday September 15, 2003: Clara A. Kazmier age 86 years. Died Friday, September 12, 2003 at Genesys Health Park....Clara was born in Montrose Township on October 27, 1916 to the late Walter and Harriet (Stafford) Tomkinson who were farmers on an 80-acre farm located on the corner of Elms and Lake Roads. Lifetime friends who born and grew up on neighboring farms are Janet (Fent) Collar and Donna (Stoolmaker) Dennis. Doris Edwards (deceased) was her neighbor and friend for 60 years. Clara was married to Albert Kazmier on January 1, 1935: he preceded her in death on April 4, 1960. She was an avid reader and was always currnt on local and national happenings including politics. Her discussions about politics with Eugene Collar (one of her best friends) were always fun and very animated. She was always interested in the study of weather. Clara was an active participant in the People-to-People Program where she developed solid, lasting friendships with people in Copenhagen, Denmark, and Abergavenny, South Wales. She visited them several times and they came to visit her. Surviving are son, Daryl of Clio: nephews, James Tomkinson and wife Norma, Don Tomkinson and wife Stella: nieces, Mary Tomkinson and Betty Babinski and husband Ed, Keely Dennis, Diane Totten, Lucy Karas, Garnet Morgan, Maureen McMahon, Bill McQuarters, and Jerry Adams and a host of other people in her life contributed greatly to the wonderful life she enjoyed. Nancy and Al Chappel of Las Vegas along with their two daughters, Wanda Allen of Bullhead City, Arisonz and Tami Petitt of North Branch were her extended family. She considered Nancy and Al as her own, right along with their daughters. They contributed terrifically to her enjoyment of life. She was preceded in death by a brother, Laverne Tomkinson and her sister-in-law, Velva (Clements) Tomkinson..... | TOMKINSON, Clara Annabelle (I100836)
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| 19963 | From Flint Journal Monday September 15, 2003: Clara A. Kazmier age 86 years. Died Friday, September 12, 2003 at Genesys Health Park....Clara was born in Montrose Township on October 27, 1916 to the late Walter and Harriet (Stafford) Tomkinson who were farmers on an 80-acre farm located on the corner of Elms and Lake Roads. Lifetime friends who born and grew up on neighboring farms are Janet (Fent) Collar and Donna (Stoolmaker) Dennis. Doris Edwards (deceased) was her neighbor and friend for 60 years. Clara was married to Albert Kazmier on January 1, 1935: he preceded her in death on April 4, 1960. She was an avid reader and was always currnt on local and national happenings including politics. Her discussions about politics with Eugene Collar (one of her best friends) were always fun and very animated. She was always interested in the study of weather. Clara was an active participant in the People-to-People Program where she developed solid, lasting friendships with people in Copenhagen, Denmark, and Abergavenny, South Wales. She visited them several times and they came to visit her. Surviving are son, Daryl of Clio: nephews, James Tomkinson and wife Norma, Don Tomkinson and wife Stella: nieces, Mary Tomkinson and Betty Babinski and husband Ed, Keely Dennis, Diane Totten, Lucy Karas, Garnet Morgan, Maureen McMahon, Bill McQuarters, and Jerry Adams and a host of other people in her life contributed greatly to the wonderful life she enjoyed. Nancy and Al Chappel of Las Vegas along with their two daughters, Wanda Allen of Bullhead City, Arisonz and Tami Petitt of North Branch were her extended family. She considered Nancy and Al as her own, right along with their daughters. They contributed terrifically to her enjoyment of life. She was preceded in death by a brother, Laverne Tomkinson and her sister-in-law, Velva (Clements) Tomkinson..... | TOMKINSON, Clara Annabelle (I100836)
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| 19964 | From Flint Journal Monday September 15, 2003: Clara A. Kazmier age 86 years. Died Friday, September 12, 2003 at Genesys Health Park....Clara was born in Montrose Township on October 27, 1916 to the late Walter and Harriet (Stafford) Tomkinson who were farmers on an 80-acre farm located on the corner of Elms and Lake Roads. Lifetime friends who born and grew up on neighboring farms are Janet (Fent) Collar and Donna (Stoolmaker) Dennis. Doris Edwards (deceased) was her neighbor and friend for 60 years. Clara was married to Albert Kazmier on January 1, 1935: he preceded her in death on April 4, 1960. She was an avid reader and was always currnt on local and national happenings including politics. Her discussions about politics with Eugene Collar (one of her best friends) were always fun and very animated. She was always interested in the study of weather. Clara was an active participant in the People-to-People Program where she developed solid, lasting friendships with people in Copenhagen, Denmark, and Abergavenny, South Wales. She visited them several times and they came to visit her. Surviving are son, Daryl of Clio: nephews, James Tomkinson and wife Norma, Don Tomkinson and wife Stella: nieces, Mary Tomkinson and Betty Babinski and husband Ed, Keely Dennis, Diane Totten, Lucy Karas, Garnet Morgan, Maureen McMahon, Bill McQuarters, and Jerry Adams and a host of other people in her life contributed greatly to the wonderful life she enjoyed. Nancy and Al Chappel of Las Vegas along with their two daughters, Wanda Allen of Bullhead City, Arisonz and Tami Petitt of North Branch were her extended family. She considered Nancy and Al as her own, right along with their daughters. They contributed terrifically to her enjoyment of life. She was preceded in death by a brother, Laverne Tomkinson and her sister-in-law, Velva (Clements) Tomkinson..... | TOMKINSON, Clara Annabelle (I100836)
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| 19965 | From Flint Journal Monday September 15, 2003: Clara A. Kazmier age 86 years. Died Friday, September 12, 2003 at Genesys Health Park....Clara was born in Montrose Township on October 27, 1916 to the late Walter and Harriet (Stafford) Tomkinson who were farmers on an 80-acre farm located on the corner of Elms and Lake Roads. Lifetime friends who born and grew up on neighboring farms are Janet (Fent) Collar and Donna (Stoolmaker) Dennis. Doris Edwards (deceased) was her neighbor and friend for 60 years. Clara was married to Albert Kazmier on January 1, 1935: he preceded her in death on April 4, 1960. She was an avid reader and was always currnt on local and national happenings including politics. Her discussions about politics with Eugene Collar (one of her best friends) were always fun and very animated. She was always interested in the study of weather. Clara was an active participant in the People-to-People Program where she developed solid, lasting friendships with people in Copenhagen, Denmark, and Abergavenny, South Wales. She visited them several times and they came to visit her. Surviving are son, Daryl of Clio: nephews, James Tomkinson and wife Norma, Don Tomkinson and wife Stella: nieces, Mary Tomkinson and Betty Babinski and husband Ed, Keely Dennis, Diane Totten, Lucy Karas, Garnet Morgan, Maureen McMahon, Bill McQuarters, and Jerry Adams and a host of other people in her life contributed greatly to the wonderful life she enjoyed. Nancy and Al Chappel of Las Vegas along with their two daughters, Wanda Allen of Bullhead City, Arisonz and Tami Petitt of North Branch were her extended family. She considered Nancy and Al as her own, right along with their daughters. They contributed terrifically to her enjoyment of life. She was preceded in death by a brother, Laverne Tomkinson and her sister-in-law, Velva (Clements) Tomkinson..... | TOMKINSON, Clara Annabelle (I100836)
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| 19966 | From Flint Journal November 29, 2002: Theda I.(Stafford) Daly of Flint, age 83, passed away Wednesday, November 27, 1002 at Fostrian Manor, Flushing. ...Theda was born in Genesee County MI on January 17, 1919, the daughter of the late Clinton and Kathryn Ann (Tacklebury) Stafford. She resided in the Montrose and Flint areas all of her life. Theda Stafford married George E. Daly on August 6, 1938. She was a charter member of the Calvary Prsbyterian Church, EPC, where she had served on the Board of Deacons. Mrs. Daly was also a member of the East Flint Lions Auxiliary and had served as President. She taught school, but her primary "occupation' was wife, mother and homemaker for her family. Thed is survived by: husband, George E. Daly; daughter, Ruth (Glenn) Livingston of Flint, Mi; grandson, Brian (Cynthia) Kitchen of Flint, Mi; brother, John A. (Viola) Stafford of Montrose, Mi; sisters-in-law, Phyllis Stafford and Vi Stafford, both of Birch Run, Mi; several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Clinton and Warren Stafford. | STAFFORD, Theda Isabell (I89459)
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| 19967 | From Flint Journal November 29, 2002: Theda I.(Stafford) Daly of Flint, age 83, passed away Wednesday, November 27, 1002 at Fostrian Manor, Flushing. ...Theda was born in Genesee County MI on January 17, 1919, the daughter of the late Clinton and Kathryn Ann (Tacklebury) Stafford. She resided in the Montrose and Flint areas all of her life. Theda Stafford married George E. Daly on August 6, 1938. She was a charter member of the Calvary Prsbyterian Church, EPC, where she had served on the Board of Deacons. Mrs. Daly was also a member of the East Flint Lions Auxiliary and had served as President. She taught school, but her primary "occupation' was wife, mother and homemaker for her family. Thed is survived by: husband, George E. Daly; daughter, Ruth (Glenn) Livingston of Flint, Mi; grandson, Brian (Cynthia) Kitchen of Flint, Mi; brother, John A. (Viola) Stafford of Montrose, Mi; sisters-in-law, Phyllis Stafford and Vi Stafford, both of Birch Run, Mi; several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Clinton and Warren Stafford. | STAFFORD, Theda Isabell (I89459)
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| 19968 | From Flint Journal November 29, 2002: Theda I.(Stafford) Daly of Flint, age 83, passed away Wednesday, November 27, 1002 at Fostrian Manor, Flushing. ...Theda was born in Genesee County MI on January 17, 1919, the daughter of the late Clinton and Kathryn Ann (Tacklebury) Stafford. She resided in the Montrose and Flint areas all of her life. Theda Stafford married George E. Daly on August 6, 1938. She was a charter member of the Calvary Prsbyterian Church, EPC, where she had served on the Board of Deacons. Mrs. Daly was also a member of the East Flint Lions Auxiliary and had served as President. She taught school, but her primary "occupation' was wife, mother and homemaker for her family. Thed is survived by: husband, George E. Daly; daughter, Ruth (Glenn) Livingston of Flint, Mi; grandson, Brian (Cynthia) Kitchen of Flint, Mi; brother, John A. (Viola) Stafford of Montrose, Mi; sisters-in-law, Phyllis Stafford and Vi Stafford, both of Birch Run, Mi; several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Clinton and Warren Stafford. | STAFFORD, Theda Isabell (I89459)
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| 19969 | From Flint Journal November 29, 2002: Theda I.(Stafford) Daly of Flint, age 83, passed away Wednesday, November 27, 1002 at Fostrian Manor, Flushing. ...Theda was born in Genesee County MI on January 17, 1919, the daughter of the late Clinton and Kathryn Ann (Tacklebury) Stafford. She resided in the Montrose and Flint areas all of her life. Theda Stafford married George E. Daly on August 6, 1938. She was a charter member of the Calvary Prsbyterian Church, EPC, where she had served on the Board of Deacons. Mrs. Daly was also a member of the East Flint Lions Auxiliary and had served as President. She taught school, but her primary "occupation' was wife, mother and homemaker for her family. Thed is survived by: husband, George E. Daly; daughter, Ruth (Glenn) Livingston of Flint, Mi; grandson, Brian (Cynthia) Kitchen of Flint, Mi; brother, John A. (Viola) Stafford of Montrose, Mi; sisters-in-law, Phyllis Stafford and Vi Stafford, both of Birch Run, Mi; several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Clinton and Warren Stafford. | STAFFORD, Theda Isabell (I89459)
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| 19970 | From Flint Journal November 29, 2002: Theda I.(Stafford) Daly of Flint, age 83, passed away Wednesday, November 27, 1002 at Fostrian Manor, Flushing. ...Theda was born in Genesee County MI on January 17, 1919, the daughter of the late Clinton and Kathryn Ann (Tacklebury) Stafford. She resided in the Montrose and Flint areas all of her life. Theda Stafford married George E. Daly on August 6, 1938. She was a charter member of the Calvary Prsbyterian Church, EPC, where she had served on the Board of Deacons. Mrs. Daly was also a member of the East Flint Lions Auxiliary and had served as President. She taught school, but her primary "occupation' was wife, mother and homemaker for her family. Thed is survived by: husband, George E. Daly; daughter, Ruth (Glenn) Livingston of Flint, Mi; grandson, Brian (Cynthia) Kitchen of Flint, Mi; brother, John A. (Viola) Stafford of Montrose, Mi; sisters-in-law, Phyllis Stafford and Vi Stafford, both of Birch Run, Mi; several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Clinton and Warren Stafford. | STAFFORD, Theda Isabell (I89459)
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| 19971 | From Flint Journal November 29, 2002: Theda I.(Stafford) Daly of Flint, age 83, passed away Wednesday, November 27, 1002 at Fostrian Manor, Flushing. ...Theda was born in Genesee County MI on January 17, 1919, the daughter of the late Clinton and Kathryn Ann (Tacklebury) Stafford. She resided in the Montrose and Flint areas all of her life. Theda Stafford married George E. Daly on August 6, 1938. She was a charter member of the Calvary Prsbyterian Church, EPC, where she had served on the Board of Deacons. Mrs. Daly was also a member of the East Flint Lions Auxiliary and had served as President. She taught school, but her primary "occupation' was wife, mother and homemaker for her family. Thed is survived by: husband, George E. Daly; daughter, Ruth (Glenn) Livingston of Flint, Mi; grandson, Brian (Cynthia) Kitchen of Flint, Mi; brother, John A. (Viola) Stafford of Montrose, Mi; sisters-in-law, Phyllis Stafford and Vi Stafford, both of Birch Run, Mi; several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Clinton and Warren Stafford. | STAFFORD, Theda Isabell (I89459)
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| 19972 | From Flint Journal November 29, 2002: Theda I.(Stafford) Daly of Flint, age 83, passed away Wednesday, November 27, 1002 at Fostrian Manor, Flushing. ...Theda was born in Genesee County MI on January 17, 1919, the daughter of the late Clinton and Kathryn Ann (Tacklebury) Stafford. She resided in the Montrose and Flint areas all of her life. Theda Stafford married George E. Daly on August 6, 1938. She was a charter member of the Calvary Prsbyterian Church, EPC, where she had served on the Board of Deacons. Mrs. Daly was also a member of the East Flint Lions Auxiliary and had served as President. She taught school, but her primary "occupation' was wife, mother and homemaker for her family. Thed is survived by: husband, George E. Daly; daughter, Ruth (Glenn) Livingston of Flint, Mi; grandson, Brian (Cynthia) Kitchen of Flint, Mi; brother, John A. (Viola) Stafford of Montrose, Mi; sisters-in-law, Phyllis Stafford and Vi Stafford, both of Birch Run, Mi; several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Clinton and Warren Stafford. | STAFFORD, Theda Isabell (I89459)
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| 19973 | From Flint Journal November 29, 2002: Theda I.(Stafford) Daly of Flint, age 83, passed away Wednesday, November 27, 1002 at Fostrian Manor, Flushing. ...Theda was born in Genesee County MI on January 17, 1919, the daughter of the late Clinton and Kathryn Ann (Tacklebury) Stafford. She resided in the Montrose and Flint areas all of her life. Theda Stafford married George E. Daly on August 6, 1938. She was a charter member of the Calvary Prsbyterian Church, EPC, where she had served on the Board of Deacons. Mrs. Daly was also a member of the East Flint Lions Auxiliary and had served as President. She taught school, but her primary "occupation' was wife, mother and homemaker for her family. Thed is survived by: husband, George E. Daly; daughter, Ruth (Glenn) Livingston of Flint, Mi; grandson, Brian (Cynthia) Kitchen of Flint, Mi; brother, John A. (Viola) Stafford of Montrose, Mi; sisters-in-law, Phyllis Stafford and Vi Stafford, both of Birch Run, Mi; several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Clinton and Warren Stafford. | STAFFORD, Theda Isabell (I89459)
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| 19974 | From Flint Journal November 29, 2002: Theda I.(Stafford) Daly of Flint, age 83, passed away Wednesday, November 27, 1002 at Fostrian Manor, Flushing. ...Theda was born in Genesee County MI on January 17, 1919, the daughter of the late Clinton and Kathryn Ann (Tacklebury) Stafford. She resided in the Montrose and Flint areas all of her life. Theda Stafford married George E. Daly on August 6, 1938. She was a charter member of the Calvary Prsbyterian Church, EPC, where she had served on the Board of Deacons. Mrs. Daly was also a member of the East Flint Lions Auxiliary and had served as President. She taught school, but her primary "occupation' was wife, mother and homemaker for her family. Thed is survived by: husband, George E. Daly; daughter, Ruth (Glenn) Livingston of Flint, Mi; grandson, Brian (Cynthia) Kitchen of Flint, Mi; brother, John A. (Viola) Stafford of Montrose, Mi; sisters-in-law, Phyllis Stafford and Vi Stafford, both of Birch Run, Mi; several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Clinton and Warren Stafford. | STAFFORD, Theda Isabell (I89459)
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| 19975 | From Flint Journal November 29, 2002: Theda I.(Stafford) Daly of Flint, age 83, passed away Wednesday, November 27, 1002 at Fostrian Manor, Flushing. ...Theda was born in Genesee County MI on January 17, 1919, the daughter of the late Clinton and Kathryn Ann (Tacklebury) Stafford. She resided in the Montrose and Flint areas all of her life. Theda Stafford married George E. Daly on August 6, 1938. She was a charter member of the Calvary Prsbyterian Church, EPC, where she had served on the Board of Deacons. Mrs. Daly was also a member of the East Flint Lions Auxiliary and had served as President. She taught school, but her primary "occupation' was wife, mother and homemaker for her family. Thed is survived by: husband, George E. Daly; daughter, Ruth (Glenn) Livingston of Flint, Mi; grandson, Brian (Cynthia) Kitchen of Flint, Mi; brother, John A. (Viola) Stafford of Montrose, Mi; sisters-in-law, Phyllis Stafford and Vi Stafford, both of Birch Run, Mi; several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Clinton and Warren Stafford. | STAFFORD, Theda Isabell (I89459)
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| 19976 | From Flint Journal November 29, 2002: Theda I.(Stafford) Daly of Flint, age 83, passed away Wednesday, November 27, 1002 at Fostrian Manor, Flushing. ...Theda was born in Genesee County MI on January 17, 1919, the daughter of the late Clinton and Kathryn Ann (Tacklebury) Stafford. She resided in the Montrose and Flint areas all of her life. Theda Stafford married George E. Daly on August 6, 1938. She was a charter member of the Calvary Prsbyterian Church, EPC, where she had served on the Board of Deacons. Mrs. Daly was also a member of the East Flint Lions Auxiliary and had served as President. She taught school, but her primary "occupation' was wife, mother and homemaker for her family. Thed is survived by: husband, George E. Daly; daughter, Ruth (Glenn) Livingston of Flint, Mi; grandson, Brian (Cynthia) Kitchen of Flint, Mi; brother, John A. (Viola) Stafford of Montrose, Mi; sisters-in-law, Phyllis Stafford and Vi Stafford, both of Birch Run, Mi; several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Clinton and Warren Stafford. | STAFFORD, Theda Isabell (I89459)
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| 19977 | from history book of Lincoln Twp, Mongomery Co, IA William Cozad came in 1854 from OH as a boy of 12 yrs with his uncle Robert Davis. He walked all the way, taking 47 days for the trip. At that time there were 6 families in the twp, George W Gordon, W W Hines, Wesley Hall, Robert Davis, Wm Soward & John Stafford. After serving in the Civil War he was married in 1865 & owned land in southwest quarter of section 8. which is now owned by his grandson of the same name. In 1903 he was elected county supervisor. COZAD, WILLIAM, farmer, section 8, P. O. Red Oak; owns 160 acres of land. Mr. Cozad was born August 11, 1843, in Vinton Co, OH. When about 12 years of age he moved with his uncle Robert Davis, to Montgomery Co, IA, his parents both being dead. Here he grew to manhood. In July 1861, he enlisted in Company K., 4th regiment IA infantry, & served 4 years. This regiment participated in 38 battles among which were Pea Ridge, AR March 6, 7, & 8, 1862; Chickasaw Bayou, MI, Dec 27, 28, & 29, 1862; AR Post, Jan 11, 1863; Jackson, MI, May 14, 1863; siege of Vicksburg, ending July 4, 1863; siege of Jackson, July 10th to 17th, 1863; Lookout Mountain, Nov 24, 1863; Mission Ridge, Ringold, GA; Dallas, Georgia; Big Shanty, Kenesaw Mountain; Atlanta; Ezra Chapel; Jonesborough; Lovejoy Station; & through with Sherman on his March to the Sea. Mr. Cozad was with his company in every battle they were in except one, & was never wounded. After the close of the war he returned to his home & has been engaged in farming ever since. He owns a very fine farm 4 miles south of Red Oak, in a high state of cultivation, & has by the help of his estimable wife made for himself a comfortable home. He was married Nov 26, 1865, to Mary E. Hewitt, of Montgomery Co. They have 4 children living: Charles W., Joseph W., Olive L., & Minnie A. One dead. | COZAD, William (I62476)
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| 19978 | From obituary in Postville Review 1/16/1892. In early life he moved with his parents, first to Michigan and then to Illinois. In 1850 he joined the rush for gold, and crossed the plains to California. Here he spent 18 years, sharing the varied experiences of the early gold seekers. He came to Postville in 1868. Four of his five childred survived him. He had been an invalid since Sept. 1889, when the anueurism of the aorta, from the effects of which he died, first appeared. He was an active and efficient member of the M. E. Church. Went to California for the gold rush for 18 years. | STAFFORD, George Washington (I40458)
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| 19979 | From obituary in Postville Review 1/16/1892. In early life he moved with his parents, first to Michigan and then to Illinois. In 1850 he joined the rush for gold, and crossed the plains to California. Here he spent 18 years, sharing the varied experiences of the early gold seekers. He came to Postville in 1868. Four of his five childred survived him. He had been an invalid since Sept. 1889, when the anueurism of the aorta, from the effects of which he died, first appeared. He was an active and efficient member of the M. E. Church. Went to California for the gold rush for 18 years. | STAFFORD, George Washington (I40458)
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| 19980 | From obituary in Postville Review 1/16/1892. In early life he moved with his parents, first to Michigan and then to Illinois. In 1850 he joined the rush for gold, and crossed the plains to California. Here he spent 18 years, sharing the varied experiences of the early gold seekers. He came to Postville in 1868. Four of his five childred survived him. He had been an invalid since Sept. 1889, when the anueurism of the aorta, from the effects of which he died, first appeared. He was an active and efficient member of the M. E. Church. Went to California for the gold rush for 18 years. | STAFFORD, George Washington (I40458)
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| 19981 | From obituary in Postville Review 1/16/1892. In early life he moved with his parents, first to Michigan and then to Illinois. In 1850 he joined the rush for gold, and crossed the plains to California. Here he spent 18 years, sharing the varied experiences of the early gold seekers. He came to Postville in 1868. Four of his five childred survived him. He had been an invalid since Sept. 1889, when the anueurism of the aorta, from the effects of which he died, first appeared. He was an active and efficient member of the M. E. Church. Went to California for the gold rush for 18 years. | STAFFORD, George Washington (I40458)
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| 19982 | From obituary in Postville Review 1/16/1892. In early life he moved with his parents, first to Michigan and then to Illinois. In 1850 he joined the rush for gold, and crossed the plains to California. Here he spent 18 years, sharing the varied experiences of the early gold seekers. He came to Postville in 1868. Four of his five childred survived him. He had been an invalid since Sept. 1889, when the anueurism of the aorta, from the effects of which he died, first appeared. He was an active and efficient member of the M. E. Church. Went to California for the gold rush for 18 years. | STAFFORD, George Washington (I40458)
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| 19983 | From obituary in Postville Review 1/16/1892. In early life he moved with his parents, first to Michigan and then to Illinois. In 1850 he joined the rush for gold, and crossed the plains to California. Here he spent 18 years, sharing the varied experiences of the early gold seekers. He came to Postville in 1868. Four of his five childred survived him. He had been an invalid since Sept. 1889, when the anueurism of the aorta, from the effects of which he died, first appeared. He was an active and efficient member of the M. E. Church. Went to California for the gold rush for 18 years. | STAFFORD, George Washington (I40458)
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| 19984 | From obituary in Postville Review 1/16/1892. In early life he moved with his parents, first to Michigan and then to Illinois. In 1850 he joined the rush for gold, and crossed the plains to California. Here he spent 18 years, sharing the varied experiences of the early gold seekers. He came to Postville in 1868. Four of his five childred survived him. He had been an invalid since Sept. 1889, when the anueurism of the aorta, from the effects of which he died, first appeared. He was an active and efficient member of the M. E. Church. Went to California for the gold rush for 18 years. | STAFFORD, George Washington (I40458)
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| 19985 | From obituary in Postville Review 1/16/1892. In early life he moved with his parents, first to Michigan and then to Illinois. In 1850 he joined the rush for gold, and crossed the plains to California. Here he spent 18 years, sharing the varied experiences of the early gold seekers. He came to Postville in 1868. Four of his five childred survived him. He had been an invalid since Sept. 1889, when the anueurism of the aorta, from the effects of which he died, first appeared. He was an active and efficient member of the M. E. Church. Went to California for the gold rush for 18 years. | STAFFORD, George Washington (I40458)
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| 19986 | From obituary in Postville Review 1/16/1892. In early life he moved with his parents, first to Michigan and then to Illinois. In 1850 he joined the rush for gold, and crossed the plains to California. Here he spent 18 years, sharing the varied experiences of the early gold seekers. He came to Postville in 1868. Four of his five childred survived him. He had been an invalid since Sept. 1889, when the anueurism of the aorta, from the effects of which he died, first appeared. He was an active and efficient member of the M. E. Church. Went to California for the gold rush for 18 years. | STAFFORD, George Washington (I40458)
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| 19987 | From obituary in Postville Review 1/16/1892. In early life he moved with his parents, first to Michigan and then to Illinois. In 1850 he joined the rush for gold, and crossed the plains to California. Here he spent 18 years, sharing the varied experiences of the early gold seekers. He came to Postville in 1868. Four of his five childred survived him. He had been an invalid since Sept. 1889, when the anueurism of the aorta, from the effects of which he died, first appeared. He was an active and efficient member of the M. E. Church. Went to California for the gold rush for 18 years. | STAFFORD, George Washington (I40458)
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| 19988 | From obituary in Postville Review 1/16/1892. In early life he moved with his parents, first to Michigan and then to Illinois. In 1850 he joined the rush for gold, and crossed the plains to California. Here he spent 18 years, sharing the varied experiences of the early gold seekers. He came to Postville in 1868. Four of his five childred survived him. He had been an invalid since Sept. 1889, when the anueurism of the aorta, from the effects of which he died, first appeared. He was an active and efficient member of the M. E. Church. Went to California for the gold rush for 18 years. | STAFFORD, George Washington (I40458)
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| 19989 | From out of State. Married. | STAFFORD, Clyde J. (I41970)
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| 19990 | From out of State. Married. | STAFFORD, Clyde J. (I41970)
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| 19991 | From out of State. Married. | STAFFORD, Clyde J. (I41970)
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| 19992 | From out of State. Married. | STAFFORD, Clyde J. (I41970)
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| 19993 | From out of State. Married. | STAFFORD, Clyde J. (I41970)
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| 19994 | From out of State. Married. | STAFFORD, Clyde J. (I41970)
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| 19995 | From out of State. Married. | STAFFORD, Clyde J. (I41970)
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| 19996 | From out of State. Married. | STAFFORD, Clyde J. (I41970)
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| 19997 | From out of State. Married. | STAFFORD, Clyde J. (I41970)
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| 19998 | From out of State. Married. | STAFFORD, Clyde J. (I41970)
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| 19999 | From out of State. Married. | STAFFORD, Clyde J. (I41970)
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| 20000 | From records of Albany Rural Cemetery: Died of Chronic Myocarditis Widow of Thomas Gibson Stafford Mother of John M & Harrison A. Stafford, Mrs. Robert S. Weaver, Mrs. C. Adelbert Trask, and Mrs. John D. Conkey | WALKER, Ella May (I149442)
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