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20651	George was the son of George W. Kade and Sarah Austin. He married Berga May Johnston. George was a self-employed house builder.	KADE, George Allen (I141136)
20652	George was the son of George W. Kade and Sarah Austin. He married Berga May Johnston. George was a self-employed house builder.	KADE, George Allen (I141136)
20653	GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK, is the 6th child of Johnston Cook & Delilah Stafford. He 1st married LOUVENIA ALDRIDGE, daughter of Jonathan Aldridge & Sarah Harvey, on 29 Jun 1830 in Mulenberg Co., Kentucky by I. Bard. They had the following children: JONATHAN COOK (m: Emily C. Majors); EMILY AMANDA COOK WEBSTER COOK (m: 1st John G. Webster, 2nd W.J. Cook); JAMES H. COOK (m: Elizabeth A. Bumpas); NEPHASON COOK; SARAH COOK; LEVI LEWIS COOK (m: 1st Dianna Smith, 2nd Nellie J. Robinson); NEWTON TAYLOR COOK (m: 1st Minnie MNU, 2nd Millie MNU) GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK, 2nd married NANCY JANE ALDRIDGE, daughter of Jonathan Aldridge & Sarah Harvey, on 31 May 1849 in Hopkins Co., Kentucky. They had the following children: INFANT COOK; MOSES COOK; M.E. COOK; GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK, JR (m: Sarah Ellen Hammonds); LOUISA COOK.	COOK, George Washington (I49012)
20654	GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK, is the 6th child of Johnston Cook & Delilah Stafford. He 1st married LOUVENIA ALDRIDGE, daughter of Jonathan Aldridge & Sarah Harvey, on 29 Jun 1830 in Mulenberg Co., Kentucky by I. Bard. They had the following children: JONATHAN COOK (m: Emily C. Majors); EMILY AMANDA COOK WEBSTER COOK (m: 1st John G. Webster, 2nd W.J. Cook); JAMES H. COOK (m: Elizabeth A. Bumpas); NEPHASON COOK; SARAH COOK; LEVI LEWIS COOK (m: 1st Dianna Smith, 2nd Nellie J. Robinson); NEWTON TAYLOR COOK (m: 1st Minnie MNU, 2nd Millie MNU) GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK, 2nd married NANCY JANE ALDRIDGE, daughter of Jonathan Aldridge & Sarah Harvey, on 31 May 1849 in Hopkins Co., Kentucky. They had the following children: INFANT COOK; MOSES COOK; M.E. COOK; GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK, JR (m: Sarah Ellen Hammonds); LOUISA COOK.	COOK, George Washington (I49012)
20655	GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK, is the 6th child of Johnston Cook & Delilah Stafford. He 1st married LOUVENIA ALDRIDGE, daughter of Jonathan Aldridge & Sarah Harvey, on 29 Jun 1830 in Mulenberg Co., Kentucky by I. Bard. They had the following children: JONATHAN COOK (m: Emily C. Majors); EMILY AMANDA COOK WEBSTER COOK (m: 1st John G. Webster, 2nd W.J. Cook); JAMES H. COOK (m: Elizabeth A. Bumpas); NEPHASON COOK; SARAH COOK; LEVI LEWIS COOK (m: 1st Dianna Smith, 2nd Nellie J. Robinson); NEWTON TAYLOR COOK (m: 1st Minnie MNU, 2nd Millie MNU) GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK, 2nd married NANCY JANE ALDRIDGE, daughter of Jonathan Aldridge & Sarah Harvey, on 31 May 1849 in Hopkins Co., Kentucky. They had the following children: INFANT COOK; MOSES COOK; M.E. COOK; GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK, JR (m: Sarah Ellen Hammonds); LOUISA COOK.	COOK, George Washington (I49012)
20656	GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK, is the 6th child of Johnston Cook & Delilah Stafford. He 1st married LOUVENIA ALDRIDGE, daughter of Jonathan Aldridge & Sarah Harvey, on 29 Jun 1830 in Mulenberg Co., Kentucky by I. Bard. They had the following children: JONATHAN COOK (m: Emily C. Majors); EMILY AMANDA COOK WEBSTER COOK (m: 1st John G. Webster, 2nd W.J. Cook); JAMES H. COOK (m: Elizabeth A. Bumpas); NEPHASON COOK; SARAH COOK; LEVI LEWIS COOK (m: 1st Dianna Smith, 2nd Nellie J. Robinson); NEWTON TAYLOR COOK (m: 1st Minnie MNU, 2nd Millie MNU) GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK, 2nd married NANCY JANE ALDRIDGE, daughter of Jonathan Aldridge & Sarah Harvey, on 31 May 1849 in Hopkins Co., Kentucky. They had the following children: INFANT COOK; MOSES COOK; M.E. COOK; GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK, JR (m: Sarah Ellen Hammonds); LOUISA COOK.	COOK, George Washington (I49012)
20657	GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK, is the 6th child of Johnston Cook & Delilah Stafford. He 1st married LOUVENIA ALDRIDGE, daughter of Jonathan Aldridge & Sarah Harvey, on 29 Jun 1830 in Mulenberg Co., Kentucky by I. Bard. They had the following children: JONATHAN COOK (m: Emily C. Majors); EMILY AMANDA COOK WEBSTER COOK (m: 1st John G. Webster, 2nd W.J. Cook); JAMES H. COOK (m: Elizabeth A. Bumpas); NEPHASON COOK; SARAH COOK; LEVI LEWIS COOK (m: 1st Dianna Smith, 2nd Nellie J. Robinson); NEWTON TAYLOR COOK (m: 1st Minnie MNU, 2nd Millie MNU) GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK, 2nd married NANCY JANE ALDRIDGE, daughter of Jonathan Aldridge & Sarah Harvey, on 31 May 1849 in Hopkins Co., Kentucky. They had the following children: INFANT COOK; MOSES COOK; M.E. COOK; GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK, JR (m: Sarah Ellen Hammonds); LOUISA COOK.	COOK, George Washington (I49012)
20658	GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK, is the 6th child of Johnston Cook & Delilah Stafford. He 1st married LOUVENIA ALDRIDGE, daughter of Jonathan Aldridge & Sarah Harvey, on 29 Jun 1830 in Mulenberg Co., Kentucky by I. Bard. They had the following children: JONATHAN COOK (m: Emily C. Majors); EMILY AMANDA COOK WEBSTER COOK (m: 1st John G. Webster, 2nd W.J. Cook); JAMES H. COOK (m: Elizabeth A. Bumpas); NEPHASON COOK; SARAH COOK; LEVI LEWIS COOK (m: 1st Dianna Smith, 2nd Nellie J. Robinson); NEWTON TAYLOR COOK (m: 1st Minnie MNU, 2nd Millie MNU) GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK, 2nd married NANCY JANE ALDRIDGE, daughter of Jonathan Aldridge & Sarah Harvey, on 31 May 1849 in Hopkins Co., Kentucky. They had the following children: INFANT COOK; MOSES COOK; M.E. COOK; GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK, JR (m: Sarah Ellen Hammonds); LOUISA COOK.	COOK, George Washington (I49012)
20659	Georgia, Death Index, 1919-1998 Name: Harry O Stafford Gender: Male Race: White Age: 61 Birth Date: abt 1906 Residence Place: DeKalb, Georgia, USA Death Date: 10 Apr 1967 Death Place: Fulton, Georgia, USA Certificate Number: 008942	STAFFORD, Harry Ormond (I147122)
20660	Georgia, Death Index, 1919-1998 Name: Harry O Stafford Gender: Male Race: White Age: 61 Birth Date: abt 1906 Residence Place: DeKalb, Georgia, USA Death Date: 10 Apr 1967 Death Place: Fulton, Georgia, USA Certificate Number: 008942	STAFFORD, Harry Ormond (I147122)
20661	Georgia, Death Index, 1919-1998 Name: Harry O Stafford Gender: Male Race: White Age: 61 Birth Date: abt 1906 Residence Place: DeKalb, Georgia, USA Death Date: 10 Apr 1967 Death Place: Fulton, Georgia, USA Certificate Number: 008942	STAFFORD, Harry Ormond (I147122)
20662	Georgia, Death Index, 1919-1998 Name: Harry O Stafford Gender: Male Race: White Age: 61 Birth Date: abt 1906 Residence Place: DeKalb, Georgia, USA Death Date: 10 Apr 1967 Death Place: Fulton, Georgia, USA Certificate Number: 008942	STAFFORD, Harry Ormond (I147122)
20663	Georgia, Death Index, 1919-1998 Name: Harry O Stafford Gender: Male Race: White Age: 61 Birth Date: abt 1906 Residence Place: DeKalb, Georgia, USA Death Date: 10 Apr 1967 Death Place: Fulton, Georgia, USA Certificate Number: 008942	STAFFORD, Harry Ormond (I147122)
20664	Georgia, Death Index, 1919-1998 Name: Harry O Stafford Gender: Male Race: White Age: 61 Birth Date: abt 1906 Residence Place: DeKalb, Georgia, USA Death Date: 10 Apr 1967 Death Place: Fulton, Georgia, USA Certificate Number: 008942	STAFFORD, Harry Ormond (I147122)
20665	Georgia, Death Index, 1919-1998 Name: Harry O Stafford Gender: Male Race: White Age: 61 Birth Date: abt 1906 Residence Place: DeKalb, Georgia, USA Death Date: 10 Apr 1967 Death Place: Fulton, Georgia, USA Certificate Number: 008942	STAFFORD, Harry Ormond (I147122)
20666	Georgia, Death Index, 1919-1998 Name: Harry O Stafford Gender: Male Race: White Age: 61 Birth Date: abt 1906 Residence Place: DeKalb, Georgia, USA Death Date: 10 Apr 1967 Death Place: Fulton, Georgia, USA Certificate Number: 008942	STAFFORD, Harry Ormond (I147122)
20667	Georgia, Death Index, 1919-1998 Name: Harry O Stafford Gender: Male Race: White Age: 61 Birth Date: abt 1906 Residence Place: DeKalb, Georgia, USA Death Date: 10 Apr 1967 Death Place: Fulton, Georgia, USA Certificate Number: 008942	STAFFORD, Harry Ormond (I147122)
20668	Georgia, Death Index, 1919-1998 Name: Harry O Stafford Gender: Male Race: White Age: 61 Birth Date: abt 1906 Residence Place: DeKalb, Georgia, USA Death Date: 10 Apr 1967 Death Place: Fulton, Georgia, USA Certificate Number: 008942	STAFFORD, Harry Ormond (I147122)
20669	Georgia, Death Index, 1919-1998 Name: Harry O Stafford Gender: Male Race: White Age: 61 Birth Date: abt 1906 Residence Place: DeKalb, Georgia, USA Death Date: 10 Apr 1967 Death Place: Fulton, Georgia, USA Certificate Number: 008942	STAFFORD, Harry Ormond (I147122)
20670	Georgianna Hogan, wife of John Hogan; survived by two daughters, Mrs John (Mirtie) Carpenter and Mrs Hiram (Lena) Burkey of East Syracuse; a sister, Mrs James Plumber and a brother, Horace E Stafford Syracuse Herald, NY - June 24, 1922	STAFFORD, Georgianna (I147685)
20671	Georgianna Hogan, wife of John Hogan; survived by two daughters, Mrs John (Mirtie) Carpenter and Mrs Hiram (Lena) Burkey of East Syracuse; a sister, Mrs James Plumber and a brother, Horace E Stafford Syracuse Herald, NY - June 24, 1922	STAFFORD, Georgianna (I147685)
20672	Georgianna Hogan, wife of John Hogan; survived by two daughters, Mrs John (Mirtie) Carpenter and Mrs Hiram (Lena) Burkey of East Syracuse; a sister, Mrs James Plumber and a brother, Horace E Stafford Syracuse Herald, NY - June 24, 1922	STAFFORD, Georgianna (I147685)
20673	Georgianna Hogan, wife of John Hogan; survived by two daughters, Mrs John (Mirtie) Carpenter and Mrs Hiram (Lena) Burkey of East Syracuse; a sister, Mrs James Plumber and a brother, Horace E Stafford Syracuse Herald, NY - June 24, 1922	STAFFORD, Georgianna (I147685)
20674	Georgianna Hogan, wife of John Hogan; survived by two daughters, Mrs John (Mirtie) Carpenter and Mrs Hiram (Lena) Burkey of East Syracuse; a sister, Mrs James Plumber and a brother, Horace E Stafford Syracuse Herald, NY - June 24, 1922	STAFFORD, Georgianna (I147685)
20675	Georgianna Hogan, wife of John Hogan; survived by two daughters, Mrs John (Mirtie) Carpenter and Mrs Hiram (Lena) Burkey of East Syracuse; a sister, Mrs James Plumber and a brother, Horace E Stafford Syracuse Herald, NY - June 24, 1922	STAFFORD, Georgianna (I147685)
20676	Georgianna Hogan, wife of John Hogan; survived by two daughters, Mrs John (Mirtie) Carpenter and Mrs Hiram (Lena) Burkey of East Syracuse; a sister, Mrs James Plumber and a brother, Horace E Stafford Syracuse Herald, NY - June 24, 1922	STAFFORD, Georgianna (I147685)
20677	Georgianna Hogan, wife of John Hogan; survived by two daughters, Mrs John (Mirtie) Carpenter and Mrs Hiram (Lena) Burkey of East Syracuse; a sister, Mrs James Plumber and a brother, Horace E Stafford Syracuse Herald, NY - June 24, 1922	STAFFORD, Georgianna (I147685)
20678	Georgianna Hogan, wife of John Hogan; survived by two daughters, Mrs John (Mirtie) Carpenter and Mrs Hiram (Lena) Burkey of East Syracuse; a sister, Mrs James Plumber and a brother, Horace E Stafford Syracuse Herald, NY - June 24, 1922	STAFFORD, Georgianna (I147685)
20679	Georgianna Hogan, wife of John Hogan; survived by two daughters, Mrs John (Mirtie) Carpenter and Mrs Hiram (Lena) Burkey of East Syracuse; a sister, Mrs James Plumber and a brother, Horace E Stafford Syracuse Herald, NY - June 24, 1922	STAFFORD, Georgianna (I147685)
20680	Georgianna Hogan, wife of John Hogan; survived by two daughters, Mrs John (Mirtie) Carpenter and Mrs Hiram (Lena) Burkey of East Syracuse; a sister, Mrs James Plumber and a brother, Horace E Stafford Syracuse Herald, NY - June 24, 1922	STAFFORD, Georgianna (I147685)
20681	GERALD DEAN STAFFORD was born March 17, 1898 in Peru, Kansas and died April 18, 1972 at age 74, in Oklahoma City Presbyterian Hospital. His death certificate states he died from pulmonary embolus and carcinoma of the lung. He married Myrtle Leon Skinner, August 23, 1918 in Sedan, Kansas. Myrtle was born December 21, 1899 in Union Township, Wishart, Missouri, Polk County and died June 30, 1973 in Stroud, Oklahoma at age 74. She had gone to Stroud to pick up her daughter Jerry at the bus station and had a massive heart attack. They lived in Seminole, Oklahoma at the time of their deaths. They are both buried in Konowa, Oklahoma. In Kansas he had to ice skate to his wells. He also trained horses and farmed. They moved to Bristow, Oklahoma in 1923 and on March 17, 1923 he went to work for Phillips Petroleum Company. They moved to Earlsboro, Oklahoma in 1926 - to Wetumka in 1933 - to Hughes County line in 1936 - to Konowa in 1943 - to Seminole in 1945 - to Lindsey in 1951. They lived in Lindsey until 1963 when he retired, after 40 years with Phillips. They moved back to Seminole. They both enjoyed fishing as their hobby. Myrtle did a lot of crocheting and her divinity candy was the best. Gerald owned and played string instruments (fiddle, guitar, banjo, and mandolin). He also played the French harp.	Stafford, Gerald Dean (I019)
20682	GERMANTON - Mrs. Nancy Irene Stafford Carter, 62, passed away Friday, March 25, 2011 at Forsyth Medical Center in Winston-Salem. She was born in Forsyth County on February 18, 1949 to the late Woodrow and Edith Stafford. Mrs. Carter was retired from Sears and was a member of Rural Hall Moravian Church. She was a loving and devoted wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend who will be missed by all who knew her. Mrs. Cater is survived by her husband of 44 years, Ronald Darius Carter of the home, a son, Clyde Darius Carter and wife Mirta of King, her grandson and the light of her life, Paul Carter, five sisters, Inez George of Asheboro, Becky Burgess of Mocksville, Carolyn Cross of Lexington, Shirley King of Winston-Salem and Rachel Davis of Winston-Salem, one brother, David Stafford of Winston-Salem and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted 11:00 a.m. Monday, March 28, 2011 at Rural Hall Moravian Church with Rev. Steve Craver officiating. Burial will follow in Rural Hall Memorial Park. The family will receive friends from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. this evening Sunday, March 27, 2011 at Hayworth-Miller Funeral Home in Rural Hall. Published in Winston-Salem Journal on March 27, 2011	STAFFORD, Nancy Irene (I144626)
20683	GERMANTON - Mrs. Nancy Irene Stafford Carter, 62, passed away Friday, March 25, 2011 at Forsyth Medical Center in Winston-Salem. She was born in Forsyth County on February 18, 1949 to the late Woodrow and Edith Stafford. Mrs. Carter was retired from Sears and was a member of Rural Hall Moravian Church. She was a loving and devoted wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend who will be missed by all who knew her. Mrs. Cater is survived by her husband of 44 years, Ronald Darius Carter of the home, a son, Clyde Darius Carter and wife Mirta of King, her grandson and the light of her life, Paul Carter, five sisters, Inez George of Asheboro, Becky Burgess of Mocksville, Carolyn Cross of Lexington, Shirley King of Winston-Salem and Rachel Davis of Winston-Salem, one brother, David Stafford of Winston-Salem and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted 11:00 a.m. Monday, March 28, 2011 at Rural Hall Moravian Church with Rev. Steve Craver officiating. Burial will follow in Rural Hall Memorial Park. The family will receive friends from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. this evening Sunday, March 27, 2011 at Hayworth-Miller Funeral Home in Rural Hall.Â Published in Winston-Salem Journal on March 27, 2011Â	STAFFORD, Nancy Irene (I144626)
20684	Giles Thomas was Mattie Thomas Oblinger's brother. The twin brother of George Thomas, and eldest child of William Porter Thomas and Margaret (Stafford) Thomas, Giles was born December 16, 1840, in Cass County, Indiana. He served as color guard in the Civil War with Company K, Ninety-ninth Indiana Volunteer Infantry, and the Twentieth Company, Second Battalion, Veteran Reserve Corps. In 1872 Giles moved to Nebraska to homestead with his brother, Samuel "Doc" Thomas, and brother-in-law, Uriah Oblinger. He married Sarah "Sadie" Wheeler in 1876 and they had one child, Clara Bell Thomas. Giles died February 16, 1929, in Geneva, Nebraska.	THOMAS, Giles Stafford (I46020)
20685	Giles Thomas was Mattie Thomas Oblinger's brother. The twin brother of George Thomas, and eldest child of William Porter Thomas and Margaret (Stafford) Thomas, Giles was born December 16, 1840, in Cass County, Indiana. He served as color guard in the Civil War with Company K, Ninety-ninth Indiana Volunteer Infantry, and the Twentieth Company, Second Battalion, Veteran Reserve Corps. In 1872 Giles moved to Nebraska to homestead with his brother, Samuel "Doc" Thomas, and brother-in-law, Uriah Oblinger. He married Sarah "Sadie" Wheeler in 1876 and they had one child, Clara Bell Thomas. Giles died February 16, 1929, in Geneva, Nebraska.	THOMAS, Giles Stafford (I46020)
20686	Giles Thomas was Mattie Thomas Oblinger's brother. The twin brother of George Thomas, and eldest child of William Porter Thomas and Margaret (Stafford) Thomas, Giles was born December 16, 1840, in Cass County, Indiana. He served as color guard in the Civil War with Company K, Ninety-ninth Indiana Volunteer Infantry, and the Twentieth Company, Second Battalion, Veteran Reserve Corps. In 1872 Giles moved to Nebraska to homestead with his brother, Samuel "Doc" Thomas, and brother-in-law, Uriah Oblinger. He married Sarah "Sadie" Wheeler in 1876 and they had one child, Clara Bell Thomas. Giles died February 16, 1929, in Geneva, Nebraska.	THOMAS, Giles Stafford (I46020)
20687	Giles Thomas was Mattie Thomas Oblinger's brother. The twin brother of George Thomas, and eldest child of William Porter Thomas and Margaret (Stafford) Thomas, Giles was born December 16, 1840, in Cass County, Indiana. He served as color guard in the Civil War with Company K, Ninety-ninth Indiana Volunteer Infantry, and the Twentieth Company, Second Battalion, Veteran Reserve Corps. In 1872 Giles moved to Nebraska to homestead with his brother, Samuel "Doc" Thomas, and brother-in-law, Uriah Oblinger. He married Sarah "Sadie" Wheeler in 1876 and they had one child, Clara Bell Thomas. Giles died February 16, 1929, in Geneva, Nebraska.	THOMAS, Giles Stafford (I46020)
20688	Giles Thomas was Mattie Thomas Oblinger's brother. The twin brother of George Thomas, and eldest child of William Porter Thomas and Margaret (Stafford) Thomas, Giles was born December 16, 1840, in Cass County, Indiana. He served as color guard in the Civil War with Company K, Ninety-ninth Indiana Volunteer Infantry, and the Twentieth Company, Second Battalion, Veteran Reserve Corps. In 1872 Giles moved to Nebraska to homestead with his brother, Samuel "Doc" Thomas, and brother-in-law, Uriah Oblinger. He married Sarah "Sadie" Wheeler in 1876 and they had one child, Clara Bell Thomas. Giles died February 16, 1929, in Geneva, Nebraska.	THOMAS, Giles Stafford (I46020)
20689	Giles(Va.)Light Artillery-CSA	STAFFORD, Marion D. (I12911)
20690	Giles(Va.)Light Artillery-CSA	STAFFORD, Marion D. (I12911)
20691	Giles(Va.)Light Artillery-CSA	STAFFORD, Marion D. (I12911)
20692	Giles(Va.)Light Artillery-CSA	STAFFORD, Marion D. (I12911)
20693	Giles(Va.)Light Artillery-CSA	STAFFORD, Marion D. (I12911)
20694	Glada Stafford, 85, of Jonesboro, formerly of Marked Tree died Wednesday, April 6, 2011, at her home. She has resided in Jonesboro for the past 11 years and was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Jonesboro, Arkansas. Glada graduated from Arkansas State College with a BSE and was a teacher at Marked Tree teaching mostly the fifth grade. She was a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma Professional Honorary Society of Women Educators; the Poinsett County Retired Teachers Association and the Arkansas Retired Teachers Association. Glada was preceded in death by her parents, Pauline and Leo Bartholomew Sr.; brother, Tom Bartholomew and his wife Francis. Survivors include her husband, C. P. Stafford, of the home; son, Trey Stafford and wife Jenna of Jonesboro; daughter, Paula Johnson and husband Scott of Nashville, Tennessee; brother, Leo Bartholomew Jr. and wife Shirley of Jonesboro; six grandchildren, Mitchell and Rachel Johnson of Nashville, Tennessee; Ellie, Treyson, John David and Chaz Stafford all of Jonesboro. Funeral services were at the First United Methodist Church of Marked Tree, and Emerson Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Burial was at Harrisburg Memorial Park Cemetery. Calvin Timbs, Tom Bartholomew Jr., Tommy Stafford, Todd Bartholomew, Kyle Hopper and Byron Stafford served as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers were Ruby Jean Boxley and Mattie Fleming.	BARTHOLOMEW, Glada (I32408)
20695	Glada Stafford, 85, of Jonesboro, formerly of Marked Tree died Wednesday, April 6, 2011, at her home. She has resided in Jonesboro for the past 11 years and was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Jonesboro, Arkansas. Glada graduated from Arkansas State College with a BSE and was a teacher at Marked Tree teaching mostly the fifth grade. She was a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma Professional Honorary Society of Women Educators; the Poinsett County Retired Teachers Association and the Arkansas Retired Teachers Association. Glada was preceded in death by her parents, Pauline and Leo Bartholomew Sr.; brother, Tom Bartholomew and his wife Francis. Survivors include her husband, C. P. Stafford, of the home; son, Trey Stafford and wife Jenna of Jonesboro; daughter, Paula Johnson and husband Scott of Nashville, Tennessee; brother, Leo Bartholomew Jr. and wife Shirley of Jonesboro; six grandchildren, Mitchell and Rachel Johnson of Nashville, Tennessee; Ellie, Treyson, John David and Chaz Stafford all of Jonesboro. Funeral services were at the First United Methodist Church of Marked Tree, and Emerson Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Burial was at Harrisburg Memorial Park Cemetery. Calvin Timbs, Tom Bartholomew Jr., Tommy Stafford, Todd Bartholomew, Kyle Hopper and Byron Stafford served as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers were Ruby Jean Boxley and Mattie Fleming.	BARTHOLOMEW, Glada (I32408)
20696	Glada Stafford, 85, of Jonesboro, formerly of Marked Tree died Wednesday, April 6, 2011, at her home. She has resided in Jonesboro for the past 11 years and was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Jonesboro, Arkansas. Glada graduated from Arkansas State College with a BSE and was a teacher at Marked Tree teaching mostly the fifth grade. She was a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma Professional Honorary Society of Women Educators; the Poinsett County Retired Teachers Association and the Arkansas Retired Teachers Association. Glada was preceded in death by her parents, Pauline and Leo Bartholomew Sr.; brother, Tom Bartholomew and his wife Francis. Survivors include her husband, C. P. Stafford, of the home; son, Trey Stafford and wife Jenna of Jonesboro; daughter, Paula Johnson and husband Scott of Nashville, Tennessee; brother, Leo Bartholomew Jr. and wife Shirley of Jonesboro; six grandchildren, Mitchell and Rachel Johnson of Nashville, Tennessee; Ellie, Treyson, John David and Chaz Stafford all of Jonesboro. Funeral services were at the First United Methodist Church of Marked Tree, and Emerson Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Burial was at Harrisburg Memorial Park Cemetery. Calvin Timbs, Tom Bartholomew Jr., Tommy Stafford, Todd Bartholomew, Kyle Hopper and Byron Stafford served as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers were Ruby Jean Boxley and Mattie Fleming.	BARTHOLOMEW, Glada (I32408)
20697	Glada Stafford, 85, of Jonesboro, formerly of Marked Tree died Wednesday, April 6, 2011, at her home. She has resided in Jonesboro for the past 11 years and was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Jonesboro, Arkansas. Glada graduated from Arkansas State College with a BSE and was a teacher at Marked Tree teaching mostly the fifth grade. She was a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma Professional Honorary Society of Women Educators; the Poinsett County Retired Teachers Association and the Arkansas Retired Teachers Association. Glada was preceded in death by her parents, Pauline and Leo Bartholomew Sr.; brother, Tom Bartholomew and his wife Francis. Survivors include her husband, C. P. Stafford, of the home; son, Trey Stafford and wife Jenna of Jonesboro; daughter, Paula Johnson and husband Scott of Nashville, Tennessee; brother, Leo Bartholomew Jr. and wife Shirley of Jonesboro; six grandchildren, Mitchell and Rachel Johnson of Nashville, Tennessee; Ellie, Treyson, John David and Chaz Stafford all of Jonesboro. Funeral services were at the First United Methodist Church of Marked Tree, and Emerson Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Burial was at Harrisburg Memorial Park Cemetery. Calvin Timbs, Tom Bartholomew Jr., Tommy Stafford, Todd Bartholomew, Kyle Hopper and Byron Stafford served as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers were Ruby Jean Boxley and Mattie Fleming.	BARTHOLOMEW, Glada (I32408)
20698	Glada Stafford, 85, of Jonesboro, formerly of Marked Tree died Wednesday, April 6, 2011, at her home. She has resided in Jonesboro for the past 11 years and was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Jonesboro, Arkansas. Glada graduated from Arkansas State College with a BSE and was a teacher at Marked Tree teaching mostly the fifth grade. She was a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma Professional Honorary Society of Women Educators; the Poinsett County Retired Teachers Association and the Arkansas Retired Teachers Association. Glada was preceded in death by her parents, Pauline and Leo Bartholomew Sr.; brother, Tom Bartholomew and his wife Francis. Survivors include her husband, C. P. Stafford, of the home; son, Trey Stafford and wife Jenna of Jonesboro; daughter, Paula Johnson and husband Scott of Nashville, Tennessee; brother, Leo Bartholomew Jr. and wife Shirley of Jonesboro; six grandchildren, Mitchell and Rachel Johnson of Nashville, Tennessee; Ellie, Treyson, John David and Chaz Stafford all of Jonesboro. Funeral services were at the First United Methodist Church of Marked Tree, and Emerson Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Burial was at Harrisburg Memorial Park Cemetery. Calvin Timbs, Tom Bartholomew Jr., Tommy Stafford, Todd Bartholomew, Kyle Hopper and Byron Stafford served as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers were Ruby Jean Boxley and Mattie Fleming.	BARTHOLOMEW, Glada (I32408)
20699	Glada Stafford, 85, of Jonesboro, formerly of Marked Tree died Wednesday, April 6, 2011, at her home. She has resided in Jonesboro for the past 11 years and was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Jonesboro, Arkansas. Glada graduated from Arkansas State College with a BSE and was a teacher at Marked Tree teaching mostly the fifth grade. She was a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma Professional Honorary Society of Women Educators; the Poinsett County Retired Teachers Association and the Arkansas Retired Teachers Association. Glada was preceded in death by her parents, Pauline and Leo Bartholomew Sr.; brother, Tom Bartholomew and his wife Francis. Survivors include her husband, C. P. Stafford, of the home; son, Trey Stafford and wife Jenna of Jonesboro; daughter, Paula Johnson and husband Scott of Nashville, Tennessee; brother, Leo Bartholomew Jr. and wife Shirley of Jonesboro; six grandchildren, Mitchell and Rachel Johnson of Nashville, Tennessee; Ellie, Treyson, John David and Chaz Stafford all of Jonesboro. Funeral services were at the First United Methodist Church of Marked Tree, and Emerson Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Burial was at Harrisburg Memorial Park Cemetery. Calvin Timbs, Tom Bartholomew Jr., Tommy Stafford, Todd Bartholomew, Kyle Hopper and Byron Stafford served as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers were Ruby Jean Boxley and Mattie Fleming.	BARTHOLOMEW, Glada (I32408)
20700	Gladys Marian Stout Stafford was delivered into the arms of the Lord on the morning of Saturday, May 16. Capricious, reverent, and diligent to her last days, she was a graduate of Eastern High School (Middletown, Ky.), received her RN diploma from The Norton School of Nursing in Louisville, Ky., and earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Memphis College of Art. In her years as an RN, she provided comfort to her patients at Oak Ridge Mental Health Center, and infuriated numerous physicians with her perceptive nursing skills at Norton's Children's Hospital. As an art instructor, she gracefully brought a love of color, texture, and light into thousands of young hands through the Saturday School program of the Memphis College of Art, and Saint Mary's Girl's School. As an artist, her paintings were displayed in galleries across western Tennessee through Jackson, Miss. She loved the artistic possibilities of landscaping and was a member of the Overton Park Garden Club. She adored the written word and was a member of the Memphis chapter of American Pen Women. Marian hosted legendary Kentucky Derby parties and thrived in the diverse Memphis culture. She was a faithful servant of the Lord and was a long-serving member of St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral in Memphis, Tenn., and later often worshiped at St. Stephen's Episcopal in Oak Ridge, Tenn. She was a lover of animals, especially her cats, dogs, and the wild birds that visited her yards in Memphis, and Oak Ridge. She is survived by her husband of 56 years, David Todd; and her loving daughter, Amy Stafford Malik; and her grandchildren, Tudor David and Holly Renee Malik. She was preceded into her heavenly afterlife by her parents, Walter and Gladys Stout; her brother, Walter; and sister, Jean; as well as her first daughter, Anne. Memorial service will be held at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church at 2 p.m. on Friday, May 22, with internment at St. Stephen's Memorial Garden and reception to follow. The family will receive visitors at St. Stephen's beginning at 1 p.m. prior to the services.	STOUT, Gladys Marian (I153539)

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