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21351	His obituary in the Free Press Standard, Carrollton, Ohio, Thursday, July 17, 1952. James I. Stafford, 84, a retired grocer, died Sunday afternoon in his home at 404 South High Street, Carrollton after an illness of three weeks. A native of Lodi, New York, he was the first manager of the A & P store in Carrollton, a post he held 12 years. He lived here 34 years, coming from Jamestown, New York. He was a member of Carrollton Methodist Church and the Orange Lodge, F. & A.M., of Leesville. He and his widow, Mrs. Hattie Stafford, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last year. Other survivors include a son, Lee E. of Carrollton; a daughter, Mrs. Roy Sparks of Canton; a brother, John D. of Rochester, New York; three grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Services were conducted on Wednesday at the Allmon Funeral Home. Rev. Clarence M. Yates officiated. Burial was in Westview Cemetery.	STAFFORD, James Ira (I113966)
21352	His obituary in the Free Press Standard, Carrollton, Ohio, Thursday, July 17, 1952. James I. Stafford, 84, a retired grocer, died Sunday afternoon in his home at 404 South High Street, Carrollton after an illness of three weeks. A native of Lodi, New York, he was the first manager of the A & P store in Carrollton, a post he held 12 years. He lived here 34 years, coming from Jamestown, New York. He was a member of Carrollton Methodist Church and the Orange Lodge, F. & A.M., of Leesville. He and his widow, Mrs. Hattie Stafford, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last year. Other survivors include a son, Lee E. of Carrollton; a daughter, Mrs. Roy Sparks of Canton; a brother, John D. of Rochester, New York; three grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Services were conducted on Wednesday at the Allmon Funeral Home. Rev. Clarence M. Yates officiated. Burial was in Westview Cemetery.	STAFFORD, James Ira (I113966)
21353	His obituary in the Free Press Standard, Carrollton, Ohio, Thursday, July 17, 1952. James I. Stafford, 84, a retired grocer, died Sunday afternoon in his home at 404 South High Street, Carrollton after an illness of three weeks. A native of Lodi, New York, he was the first manager of the A & P store in Carrollton, a post he held 12 years. He lived here 34 years, coming from Jamestown, New York. He was a member of Carrollton Methodist Church and the Orange Lodge, F. & A.M., of Leesville. He and his widow, Mrs. Hattie Stafford, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last year. Other survivors include a son, Lee E. of Carrollton; a daughter, Mrs. Roy Sparks of Canton; a brother, John D. of Rochester, New York; three grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Services were conducted on Wednesday at the Allmon Funeral Home. Rev. Clarence M. Yates officiated. Burial was in Westview Cemetery.	STAFFORD, James Ira (I113966)
21354	His obituary in the Free Press Standard, Carrollton, Ohio, Thursday, July 17, 1952. James I. Stafford, 84, a retired grocer, died Sunday afternoon in his home at 404 South High Street, Carrollton after an illness of three weeks. A native of Lodi, New York, he was the first manager of the A & P store in Carrollton, a post he held 12 years. He lived here 34 years, coming from Jamestown, New York. He was a member of Carrollton Methodist Church and the Orange Lodge, F. & A.M., of Leesville. He and his widow, Mrs. Hattie Stafford, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last year. Other survivors include a son, Lee E. of Carrollton; a daughter, Mrs. Roy Sparks of Canton; a brother, John D. of Rochester, New York; three grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Services were conducted on Wednesday at the Allmon Funeral Home. Rev. Clarence M. Yates officiated. Burial was in Westview Cemetery.	STAFFORD, James Ira (I113966)
21355	His obituary in the Free Press Standard, Carrollton, Ohio, Thursday, July 17, 1952. James I. Stafford, 84, a retired grocer, died Sunday afternoon in his home at 404 South High Street, Carrollton after an illness of three weeks. A native of Lodi, New York, he was the first manager of the A & P store in Carrollton, a post he held 12 years. He lived here 34 years, coming from Jamestown, New York. He was a member of Carrollton Methodist Church and the Orange Lodge, F. & A.M., of Leesville. He and his widow, Mrs. Hattie Stafford, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last year. Other survivors include a son, Lee E. of Carrollton; a daughter, Mrs. Roy Sparks of Canton; a brother, John D. of Rochester, New York; three grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Services were conducted on Wednesday at the Allmon Funeral Home. Rev. Clarence M. Yates officiated. Burial was in Westview Cemetery.	STAFFORD, James Ira (I113966)
21356	His obituary in the Free Press Standard, Carrollton, Ohio, Thursday, July 17, 1952. James I. Stafford, 84, a retired grocer, died Sunday afternoon in his home at 404 South High Street, Carrollton after an illness of three weeks. A native of Lodi, New York, he was the first manager of the A & P store in Carrollton, a post he held 12 years. He lived here 34 years, coming from Jamestown, New York. He was a member of Carrollton Methodist Church and the Orange Lodge, F. & A.M., of Leesville. He and his widow, Mrs. Hattie Stafford, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last year. Other survivors include a son, Lee E. of Carrollton; a daughter, Mrs. Roy Sparks of Canton; a brother, John D. of Rochester, New York; three grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Services were conducted on Wednesday at the Allmon Funeral Home. Rev. Clarence M. Yates officiated. Burial was in Westview Cemetery.	STAFFORD, James Ira (I113966)
21357	His obituary in the Free Press Standard, Carrollton, Ohio, Thursday, July 17, 1952. James I. Stafford, 84, a retired grocer, died Sunday afternoon in his home at 404 South High Street, Carrollton after an illness of three weeks. A native of Lodi, New York, he was the first manager of the A & P store in Carrollton, a post he held 12 years. He lived here 34 years, coming from Jamestown, New York. He was a member of Carrollton Methodist Church and the Orange Lodge, F. & A.M., of Leesville. He and his widow, Mrs. Hattie Stafford, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last year. Other survivors include a son, Lee E. of Carrollton; a daughter, Mrs. Roy Sparks of Canton; a brother, John D. of Rochester, New York; three grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Services were conducted on Wednesday at the Allmon Funeral Home. Rev. Clarence M. Yates officiated. Burial was in Westview Cemetery.	STAFFORD, James Ira (I113966)
21358	His obituary in the Free Press Standard, Carrollton, Ohio, Thursday, July 17, 1952. James I. Stafford, 84, a retired grocer, died Sunday afternoon in his home at 404 South High Street, Carrollton after an illness of three weeks. A native of Lodi, New York, he was the first manager of the A & P store in Carrollton, a post he held 12 years. He lived here 34 years, coming from Jamestown, New York. He was a member of Carrollton Methodist Church and the Orange Lodge, F. & A.M., of Leesville. He and his widow, Mrs. Hattie Stafford, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last year. Other survivors include a son, Lee E. of Carrollton; a daughter, Mrs. Roy Sparks of Canton; a brother, John D. of Rochester, New York; three grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Services were conducted on Wednesday at the Allmon Funeral Home. Rev. Clarence M. Yates officiated. Burial was in Westview Cemetery.	STAFFORD, James Ira (I113966)
21359	His obituary states that when he was three years of age he moved with his parents to Allen Co., Kansas and five years later went to Chautauqua Co., settling on a farm north of Peru. [The five years can't be true because his younger brother Eugene was born in Allen Co. in July, 1879. They had to have moved sometime between that date and February 1882 when his younger sister Blanche was born...Dean Hess]	Stafford, Elmer Evert (I055)
21360	his parents were Richard L. Stafford and Pauline Sherrill Stafford. he was born in Mooresville, NC and he passed away in Monroe, NC. he retired from consolidated freightways after a long career in the Trucking Industry. he served in the united states army, and was a proud mason, formally a member of joppa lodge #530 in Charlotte, NC. after retirement he enjoyed golf, fishing and time with family, especially Sunday afternoon football.	STAFFORD, Richard Eugene (I143229)
21361	His second marriage	Family F49638
21362	His second marriage	Family F49638
21363	His second marriage	Family F49638
21364	His second marriage	Family F49638
21365	His second marriage	Family F49638
21366	His second marriage	Family F49638
21367	His second marriage	Family F49638
21368	His second marriage	Family F49638
21369	His second marriage	Family F49638
21370	His second marriage	Family F49638
21371	His second marriage	Family F49638
21372	His second marriage.	Family F43653
21373	His second marriage.	Family F47401
21374	His second marriage.	Family F47703
21375	His second wife.	Family F51540
21376	His second wife.	Family F51544
21377	His second wife.	Family F51540
21378	His second wife.	Family F51544
21379	His third marriage.	Family F48709
21380	His third marriage.	Family F48709
21381	His West Virginia death record has birth date as March 16, 1923 in Holden, Logan County, West Virginia which is incorrect. His birth record has the date as February 16, 1923 in Elliott County, Kentucky.	STAFFORD, Talmage (I153173)
21382	His West Virginia death record has birth date as March 16, 1923 in Holden, Logan County, West Virginia which is incorrect. His birth record has the date as February 16, 1923 in Elliott County, Kentucky.	STAFFORD, Talmage (I153173)
21383	His West Virginia death record has birth date as March 16, 1923 in Holden, Logan County, West Virginia which is incorrect. His birth record has the date as February 16, 1923 in Elliott County, Kentucky.	STAFFORD, Talmage (I153173)
21384	His West Virginia death record has birth date as March 16, 1923 in Holden, Logan County, West Virginia which is incorrect. His birth record has the date as February 16, 1923 in Elliott County, Kentucky.	STAFFORD, Talmage (I153173)
21385	His West Virginia death record has birth date as March 16, 1923 in Holden, Logan County, West Virginia which is incorrect. His birth record has the date as February 16, 1923 in Elliott County, Kentucky.	STAFFORD, Talmage (I153173)
21386	His will, dated 26 Aug 1791, makes his son John Executor and mentions his sons Samuel and Stephen and his wife Susannah. Samuel inherited some land. John was to administer the estate until Stephen became 21 and then it was to be divided amongst the sons as John saw fit. Adam signed his will with an X so I believe the will was written for him and the Stephen he is referring to is his 16 year old grandson.	STAFFORD, Adam (Branch 038) (I8316)
21387	History of Ontario County, NY published 1893, pg 347 The late William SALE, was born in Victor, November 30, 1820, was educated in the public schools and was a farmer. October 16, 1844, he married Nancy, daughter of Samuel and Nancy (FORGASON) STAFFORD, and they had one son, Willie, born February 4, 1847, who was educated in the public schools nad Lima Seminary and was a dentist. He (Willie) died July 8, 1874, in the full bloom of manhood, was mourned by a host of friends and a bereaved mother. Mr. SALE died September 7, 1847. (7 months after the birth of his son) Mrs. SALE'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, was born in Dutchess county, December 31, 1782, nad was well educated. In the year 1806, he married Nancy FORGASON and they had 10 children: Betsey, Amos, Sally, Rachel, Polly, Emily, Samuel, Nancy, George and Milton. Mrs. SALES'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, died January 5, 1861 and her mother Nancy, February 5, 1868. Mrs. SALES is conducting a baker and fancy grocery store.	SALE, William (I96350)
21388	History of Ontario County, NY published 1893, pg 347 The late William SALE, was born in Victor, November 30, 1820, was educated in the public schools and was a farmer. October 16, 1844, he married Nancy, daughter of Samuel and Nancy (FORGASON) STAFFORD, and they had one son, Willie, born February 4, 1847, who was educated in the public schools nad Lima Seminary and was a dentist. He (Willie) died July 8, 1874, in the full bloom of manhood, was mourned by a host of friends and a bereaved mother. Mr. SALE died September 7, 1847. (7 months after the birth of his son) Mrs. SALE'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, was born in Dutchess county, December 31, 1782, nad was well educated. In the year 1806, he married Nancy FORGASON and they had 10 children: Betsey, Amos, Sally, Rachel, Polly, Emily, Samuel, Nancy, George and Milton. Mrs. SALES'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, died January 5, 1861 and her mother Nancy, February 5, 1868. Mrs. SALES is conducting a baker and fancy grocery store.	SALE, William (I96350)
21389	History of Ontario County, NY published 1893, pg 347 The late William SALE, was born in Victor, November 30, 1820, was educated in the public schools and was a farmer. October 16, 1844, he married Nancy, daughter of Samuel and Nancy (FORGASON) STAFFORD, and they had one son, Willie, born February 4, 1847, who was educated in the public schools nad Lima Seminary and was a dentist. He (Willie) died July 8, 1874, in the full bloom of manhood, was mourned by a host of friends and a bereaved mother. Mr. SALE died September 7, 1847. (7 months after the birth of his son) Mrs. SALE'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, was born in Dutchess county, December 31, 1782, nad was well educated. In the year 1806, he married Nancy FORGASON and they had 10 children: Betsey, Amos, Sally, Rachel, Polly, Emily, Samuel, Nancy, George and Milton. Mrs. SALES'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, died January 5, 1861 and her mother Nancy, February 5, 1868. Mrs. SALES is conducting a baker and fancy grocery store.	SALE, William (I96350)
21390	History of Ontario County, NY published 1893, pg 347 The late William SALE, was born in Victor, November 30, 1820, was educated in the public schools and was a farmer. October 16, 1844, he married Nancy, daughter of Samuel and Nancy (FORGASON) STAFFORD, and they had one son, Willie, born February 4, 1847, who was educated in the public schools nad Lima Seminary and was a dentist. He (Willie) died July 8, 1874, in the full bloom of manhood, was mourned by a host of friends and a bereaved mother. Mr. SALE died September 7, 1847. (7 months after the birth of his son) Mrs. SALE'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, was born in Dutchess county, December 31, 1782, nad was well educated. In the year 1806, he married Nancy FORGASON and they had 10 children: Betsey, Amos, Sally, Rachel, Polly, Emily, Samuel, Nancy, George and Milton. Mrs. SALES'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, died January 5, 1861 and her mother Nancy, February 5, 1868. Mrs. SALES is conducting a baker and fancy grocery store.	SALE, William (I96350)
21391	History of Ontario County, NY published 1893, pg 347 The late William SALE, was born in Victor, November 30, 1820, was educated in the public schools and was a farmer. October 16, 1844, he married Nancy, daughter of Samuel and Nancy (FORGASON) STAFFORD, and they had one son, Willie, born February 4, 1847, who was educated in the public schools nad Lima Seminary and was a dentist. He (Willie) died July 8, 1874, in the full bloom of manhood, was mourned by a host of friends and a bereaved mother. Mr. SALE died September 7, 1847. (7 months after the birth of his son) Mrs. SALE'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, was born in Dutchess county, December 31, 1782, nad was well educated. In the year 1806, he married Nancy FORGASON and they had 10 children: Betsey, Amos, Sally, Rachel, Polly, Emily, Samuel, Nancy, George and Milton. Mrs. SALES'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, died January 5, 1861 and her mother Nancy, February 5, 1868. Mrs. SALES is conducting a baker and fancy grocery store.	SALE, William (I96350)
21392	History of Ontario County, NY published 1893, pg 347 The late William SALE, was born in Victor, November 30, 1820, was educated in the public schools and was a farmer. October 16, 1844, he married Nancy, daughter of Samuel and Nancy (FORGASON) STAFFORD, and they had one son, Willie, born February 4, 1847, who was educated in the public schools nad Lima Seminary and was a dentist. He (Willie) died July 8, 1874, in the full bloom of manhood, was mourned by a host of friends and a bereaved mother. Mr. SALE died September 7, 1847. (7 months after the birth of his son) Mrs. SALE'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, was born in Dutchess county, December 31, 1782, nad was well educated. In the year 1806, he married Nancy FORGASON and they had 10 children: Betsey, Amos, Sally, Rachel, Polly, Emily, Samuel, Nancy, George and Milton. Mrs. SALES'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, died January 5, 1861 and her mother Nancy, February 5, 1868. Mrs. SALES is conducting a baker and fancy grocery store.	SALE, William (I96350)
21393	History of Ontario County, NY published 1893, pg 347 The late William SALE, was born in Victor, November 30, 1820, was educated in the public schools and was a farmer. October 16, 1844, he married Nancy, daughter of Samuel and Nancy (FORGASON) STAFFORD, and they had one son, Willie, born February 4, 1847, who was educated in the public schools nad Lima Seminary and was a dentist. He (Willie) died July 8, 1874, in the full bloom of manhood, was mourned by a host of friends and a bereaved mother. Mr. SALE died September 7, 1847. (7 months after the birth of his son) Mrs. SALE'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, was born in Dutchess county, December 31, 1782, nad was well educated. In the year 1806, he married Nancy FORGASON and they had 10 children: Betsey, Amos, Sally, Rachel, Polly, Emily, Samuel, Nancy, George and Milton. Mrs. SALES'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, died January 5, 1861 and her mother Nancy, February 5, 1868. Mrs. SALES is conducting a baker and fancy grocery store.	SALE, William (I96350)
21394	History of Ontario County, NY published 1893, pg 347 The late William SALE, was born in Victor, November 30, 1820, was educated in the public schools and was a farmer. October 16, 1844, he married Nancy, daughter of Samuel and Nancy (FORGASON) STAFFORD, and they had one son, Willie, born February 4, 1847, who was educated in the public schools nad Lima Seminary and was a dentist. He (Willie) died July 8, 1874, in the full bloom of manhood, was mourned by a host of friends and a bereaved mother. Mr. SALE died September 7, 1847. (7 months after the birth of his son) Mrs. SALE'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, was born in Dutchess county, December 31, 1782, nad was well educated. In the year 1806, he married Nancy FORGASON and they had 10 children: Betsey, Amos, Sally, Rachel, Polly, Emily, Samuel, Nancy, George and Milton. Mrs. SALES'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, died January 5, 1861 and her mother Nancy, February 5, 1868. Mrs. SALES is conducting a baker and fancy grocery store.	SALE, William (I96350)
21395	History of Ontario County, NY published 1893, pg 347 The late William SALE, was born in Victor, November 30, 1820, was educated in the public schools and was a farmer. October 16, 1844, he married Nancy, daughter of Samuel and Nancy (FORGASON) STAFFORD, and they had one son, Willie, born February 4, 1847, who was educated in the public schools nad Lima Seminary and was a dentist. He (Willie) died July 8, 1874, in the full bloom of manhood, was mourned by a host of friends and a bereaved mother. Mr. SALE died September 7, 1847. (7 months after the birth of his son) Mrs. SALE'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, was born in Dutchess county, December 31, 1782, nad was well educated. In the year 1806, he married Nancy FORGASON and they had 10 children: Betsey, Amos, Sally, Rachel, Polly, Emily, Samuel, Nancy, George and Milton. Mrs. SALES'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, died January 5, 1861 and her mother Nancy, February 5, 1868. Mrs. SALES is conducting a baker and fancy grocery store.	SALE, William (I96350)
21396	History of Ontario County, NY published 1893, pg 347 The late William SALE, was born in Victor, November 30, 1820, was educated in the public schools and was a farmer. October 16, 1844, he married Nancy, daughter of Samuel and Nancy (FORGASON) STAFFORD, and they had one son, Willie, born February 4, 1847, who was educated in the public schools nad Lima Seminary and was a dentist. He (Willie) died July 8, 1874, in the full bloom of manhood, was mourned by a host of friends and a bereaved mother. Mr. SALE died September 7, 1847. (7 months after the birth of his son) Mrs. SALE'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, was born in Dutchess county, December 31, 1782, nad was well educated. In the year 1806, he married Nancy FORGASON and they had 10 children: Betsey, Amos, Sally, Rachel, Polly, Emily, Samuel, Nancy, George and Milton. Mrs. SALES'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, died January 5, 1861 and her mother Nancy, February 5, 1868. Mrs. SALES is conducting a baker and fancy grocery store.	SALE, William (I96350)
21397	History of Ontario County, NY published 1893, pg 347 The late William SALE, was born in Victor, November 30, 1820, was educated in the public schools and was a farmer. October 16, 1844, he married Nancy, daughter of Samuel and Nancy (FORGASON) STAFFORD, and they had one son, Willie, born February 4, 1847, who was educated in the public schools nad Lima Seminary and was a dentist. He (Willie) died July 8, 1874, in the full bloom of manhood, was mourned by a host of friends and a bereaved mother. Mr. SALE died September 7, 1847. (7 months after the birth of his son) Mrs. SALE'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, was born in Dutchess county, December 31, 1782, nad was well educated. In the year 1806, he married Nancy FORGASON and they had 10 children: Betsey, Amos, Sally, Rachel, Polly, Emily, Samuel, Nancy, George and Milton. Mrs. SALES'S father, Samuel STAFFORD, died January 5, 1861 and her mother Nancy, February 5, 1868. Mrs. SALES is conducting a baker and fancy grocery store.	SALE, William (I96350)
21398	HISTORY: Mr. Stafford was born October 13, 1947 in Chesterfield, SC a son of the late Leon Miller and Addie Bell Rivers Stafford. He was a retired employee of Crown Cork & Seal with 23 years of service. He was a member of Brock's Mill Baptist Church, and the Brock's Mill Volunteer Fire Department. Mr. Stafford was an avid golfer and enjoyed working in his yard. In addition to his parents, Alvin was preceded in death by 1 brother, Charles M. Stafford; and sister-in-law, Cindy Stafford. SURVIVORS: Fiancee: Louise Avent of Pipe Creek, TX 1 Son: Kevin Stafford of Cheraw, SC 2 Daughters: Shannon Stafford (Sydney) Moore of Bennettsville, SC and Melinda Howard of Pipe Creek, TX 5 Grandchildren: Lilly Stafford, Gavin Stafford, Stafford Aaron Moore, Kaley Townsend Moore, Miranda Louise Stone 2 Brothers: Steve (Mary Alice) Stafford, and Joe Stafford both of Cheraw, SC 2 Sisters: Sarah (Gandhi) Blackwell of Chesterfield, SC and Linda (Dave) Price of Ridgeway, SC Sister-in-law: Christine Harpe Stafford of Cheraw, SC And his beloved pets: "Bo Bo" and "Priss"	STAFFORD, Alvin J. (I126574)
21399	HISTORY: Mr. Stafford was born October 13, 1947 in Chesterfield, SC a son of the late Leon Miller and Addie Bell Rivers Stafford. He was a retired employee of Crown Cork & Seal with 23 years of service. He was a member of Brock's Mill Baptist Church, and the Brock's Mill Volunteer Fire Department. Mr. Stafford was an avid golfer and enjoyed working in his yard. In addition to his parents, Alvin was preceded in death by 1 brother, Charles M. Stafford; and sister-in-law, Cindy Stafford. SURVIVORS: Fiancee: Louise Avent of Pipe Creek, TX 1 Son: Kevin Stafford of Cheraw, SC 2 Daughters: Shannon Stafford (Sydney) Moore of Bennettsville, SC and Melinda Howard of Pipe Creek, TX 5 Grandchildren: Lilly Stafford, Gavin Stafford, Stafford Aaron Moore, Kaley Townsend Moore, Miranda Louise Stone 2 Brothers: Steve (Mary Alice) Stafford, and Joe Stafford both of Cheraw, SC 2 Sisters: Sarah (Gandhi) Blackwell of Chesterfield, SC and Linda (Dave) Price of Ridgeway, SC Sister-in-law: Christine Harpe Stafford of Cheraw, SC And his beloved pets: "Bo Bo" and "Priss"	STAFFORD, Alvin J. (I126574)
21400	HODGES Annie E. / Wife of / O. W. HODGES, / Died / May 10, 1863, / Ae. 23 y. 5 m. & 15 d. / Daughter of / D. I. & P. STAFFORD. / Weep not for me, I sweetly rest. /	STAFFORD, Eliza Anne (I46300)

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