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| 2651 | THOMAS MARRIED ANNA STAFFORD 3 APRIL 1796. (S34) | TAYLOR, Thomas (I20678)
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| 2652 | THOMAS MARRIED ANNA STAFFORD 3 APRIL 1796. (S34) | TAYLOR, Thomas (I20678)
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| 2653 | THOMAS MARRIED ANNA STAFFORD 3 APRIL 1796. (S34) | TAYLOR, Thomas (I20678)
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| 2654 | THOMAS MARRIED ANNA STAFFORD 3 APRIL 1796. (S34) | TAYLOR, Thomas (I20678)
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| 2655 | THOMAS MARRIED ANNA STAFFORD 3 APRIL 1796. (S34) | TAYLOR, Thomas (I20678)
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| 2656 | THOMAS MARRIED ANNA STAFFORD 3 APRIL 1796. (S34) | TAYLOR, Thomas (I20678)
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| 2657 | Twin of Oliver Elsworth Harrington. | STAFFORD, Olive Ellen (Ella) (twin) (I29496)
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| 2658 | VALENTINE PEGG, born April 10, 1744, Maryland; died Nov. 24, 1828 in Whitewater, Wayne Co., IN. VALENTINE, during 1770, was living in Mispillion Hundred, Kent County, Delaware. He migrated to Guilford County, NC as part of the Nicholite sect from the Maryland/Delaware border area and was one of the original Nicolite settlers in the Guilford County area. -- VALENTINE married his first wife, MARY STAFFORD, b: ca. 1748, Sussex Co., DE. She was the daughter of Henry & Elizabeth Stafford. MARY and VALENTINE were married prior to May, 1776. Source of marriage date: MARY's father, Henry Stafford II, stated in his will, dated May 21, 1776, that "I also give to my daughter Mary Pegg: the sum of one shilling - Sterling" which indicates that Mary had married Valentine Pegg prior to 1776, --VALENTINE & MARY (Stafford) are believed to have had one son, John, born Oct. 10, 1770 and three daughters: Elizabeth, born Feb.7, 1777, possibly in Deep River, Guilford County, NC ( who married Daniel Nicholson on May 11, 1801, Rowan Co., NC); Mary, born January 25, 1788 in Deep River, Guilford County, NC and Lydia, born March 28, 1790 in Deep River, Guilford County, NC. -- MARY died (probably shortly after the birth of her daughter, Lydia, on March 28, 1790) in Deep River, Guilford Co., N.C. MARY and VALENTINE were married prior to May, 1776. -- After the death of his first wife, (Mary Stafford) in 1790, he married his second wife, the widow Mary Cook, whose maiden surname was "Mills". Source: EQC - Deep River MM, Guilford, NC ( page # 833), that VALENTINE married a MARY COOK on December 4, 1806. ---- Valentine Pegg bought land on the East Fork of Deep River, Guilford County, NC in 1784. -- In 1778, VALENTINE was among those who signed "The Nicolite Petition" addressed to the NC General Assembly. -- As the Nicholites disintegrated, VALENTINE requested membership in a Quaker meeting as did most other Nicholites. According to the Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy (EQC), VALENTINE was "received on request" by Deep River on May 6, 1805. His daughter, LYDIA was " received on request" by Deep River on June 3, 1805. Was LYDIA another daughter of VALENTINE and MARY STAFFORD or was she one of VALENTINE's known daughters, i.e., ELIZABETH or MARY, who was using the name "LYDIA"? Source: Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy (EQC) - Deep River MM, Guilford, NC ( page # 833 --VALENTINE and "family" were granted a "certificate" to White Water MM, Indiana on August 8, 1812. MARY and LYDIA were granted a "certificate" to Whitewate MM, Indiana shortly thereafter on September 7, 1812.. In view of the fact that the EQC also states that VALENTINE's daughter MARY -- his daughter by MARY STAFFORD -- had married RICHARD MENDENHALL earlier the same year in February, it is believed the "MARY" who was granted certificate to Whitewater MM, Indiana on September 7, 1812, was apparently VALENTINE's second wife, Mary Mills/Cook. VALENTINE and Mary Mills/Cook migrated to the Whitewater MM, Wayne Co., IN, Dec. 31, 1812. -- He had a 3rd. wife, Sarah (Small) Griffin who he had married in Wayne Co., IN. April 4, 1821. Sarah died in 1853, in her 80th year. -- Valentine died on Nov. 24, 1828. He is buried at the Old Friends Burying Ground, Whitewater, Wayne Co, IN. The following list of Nicholite pioneers in Guilford County comes from Jack L. Perdue's "The Nicholites of Jamestown and Deep River" in THEGUILFORD GENEALOGIST, Vol 11, No 2, Winter 1984: Paris Chipman, James Caldwell, Major Anderson, Isaac Linnegar, Isaac Nichols, Valentine Pegg, Martin Pegg, Levin Charles, William Charles. This issue of the GG also abstracts the article "Another Look at Nicholites" published originally by Kenneth L. Carroll in THE SOUTHERN FRIEND, Vol V, No 2, 1983. Names mentioned are: Noble Covey, Horneys, Benjamin Shaw, Sullivan Family, Levin Wright, Joseph Standley, Charles family. Listed as possible Nicholite families: Anderson, Cain, Chilcutt, Cranor, Dawson, Goslin, Gray, Jester, Melvin, Miner, Moore, Ross, Rumly, Russell, Stafford, and Sapp. Harry Carpenter suggests Henry Johnson may provide additional leads. Henry died about 1812 in Stokes County. Do not remember if I saw Estate or Real Estate records but either a son or a son-in-law was buying the land from the other heirs: Jacob and Chloe Johnson Idol, William and Ruth Johnson Clampitt, Robertson and Hannah Johnson Stafford. Would be interesting to locate Henry Johnson, Jacob Idol or William Clampitt in the 1805 – 1810 era. If Robertson ( b 1760) was buying land around 1805, 1806 in Stokes County, then he should start showing in the Minutes of the Count of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for Stokes County as a juror or other entries. Most white adult males should appear periodically. Harry says, he has " not done anything with the Stokes County Court Minutes. I only have gone thru a few years of Guilford County prior to 1800." | PEGG, Valentine (I5373)
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| 2659 | VALENTINE PEGG, born April 10, 1744, Maryland; died Nov. 24, 1828 in Whitewater, Wayne Co., IN. VALENTINE, during 1770, was living in Mispillion Hundred, Kent County, Delaware. He migrated to Guilford County, NC as part of the Nicholite sect from the Maryland/Delaware border area and was one of the original Nicolite settlers in the Guilford County area. -- VALENTINE married his first wife, MARY STAFFORD, b: ca. 1748, Sussex Co., DE. She was the daughter of Henry & Elizabeth Stafford. MARY and VALENTINE were married prior to May, 1776. Source of marriage date: MARY's father, Henry Stafford II, stated in his will, dated May 21, 1776, that "I also give to my daughter Mary Pegg: the sum of one shilling - Sterling" which indicates that Mary had married Valentine Pegg prior to 1776, --VALENTINE & MARY (Stafford) are believed to have had one son, John, born Oct. 10, 1770 and three daughters: Elizabeth, born Feb.7, 1777, possibly in Deep River, Guilford County, NC ( who married Daniel Nicholson on May 11, 1801, Rowan Co., NC); Mary, born January 25, 1788 in Deep River, Guilford County, NC and Lydia, born March 28, 1790 in Deep River, Guilford County, NC. -- MARY died (probably shortly after the birth of her daughter, Lydia, on March 28, 1790) in Deep River, Guilford Co., N.C. MARY and VALENTINE were married prior to May, 1776. -- After the death of his first wife, (Mary Stafford) in 1790, he married his second wife, the widow Mary Cook, whose maiden surname was "Mills". Source: EQC - Deep River MM, Guilford, NC ( page # 833), that VALENTINE married a MARY COOK on December 4, 1806. ---- Valentine Pegg bought land on the East Fork of Deep River, Guilford County, NC in 1784. -- In 1778, VALENTINE was among those who signed "The Nicolite Petition" addressed to the NC General Assembly. -- As the Nicholites disintegrated, VALENTINE requested membership in a Quaker meeting as did most other Nicholites. According to the Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy (EQC), VALENTINE was "received on request" by Deep River on May 6, 1805. His daughter, LYDIA was " received on request" by Deep River on June 3, 1805. Was LYDIA another daughter of VALENTINE and MARY STAFFORD or was she one of VALENTINE's known daughters, i.e., ELIZABETH or MARY, who was using the name "LYDIA"? Source: Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy (EQC) - Deep River MM, Guilford, NC ( page # 833 --VALENTINE and "family" were granted a "certificate" to White Water MM, Indiana on August 8, 1812. MARY and LYDIA were granted a "certificate" to Whitewate MM, Indiana shortly thereafter on September 7, 1812.. In view of the fact that the EQC also states that VALENTINE's daughter MARY -- his daughter by MARY STAFFORD -- had married RICHARD MENDENHALL earlier the same year in February, it is believed the "MARY" who was granted certificate to Whitewater MM, Indiana on September 7, 1812, was apparently VALENTINE's second wife, Mary Mills/Cook. VALENTINE and Mary Mills/Cook migrated to the Whitewater MM, Wayne Co., IN, Dec. 31, 1812. -- He had a 3rd. wife, Sarah (Small) Griffin who he had married in Wayne Co., IN. April 4, 1821. Sarah died in 1853, in her 80th year. -- Valentine died on Nov. 24, 1828. He is buried at the Old Friends Burying Ground, Whitewater, Wayne Co, IN. The following list of Nicholite pioneers in Guilford County comes from Jack L. Perdue's "The Nicholites of Jamestown and Deep River" in THEGUILFORD GENEALOGIST, Vol 11, No 2, Winter 1984: Paris Chipman, James Caldwell, Major Anderson, Isaac Linnegar, Isaac Nichols, Valentine Pegg, Martin Pegg, Levin Charles, William Charles. This issue of the GG also abstracts the article "Another Look at Nicholites" published originally by Kenneth L. Carroll in THE SOUTHERN FRIEND, Vol V, No 2, 1983. Names mentioned are: Noble Covey, Horneys, Benjamin Shaw, Sullivan Family, Levin Wright, Joseph Standley, Charles family. Listed as possible Nicholite families: Anderson, Cain, Chilcutt, Cranor, Dawson, Goslin, Gray, Jester, Melvin, Miner, Moore, Ross, Rumly, Russell, Stafford, and Sapp. Harry Carpenter suggests Henry Johnson may provide additional leads. Henry died about 1812 in Stokes County. Do not remember if I saw Estate or Real Estate records but either a son or a son-in-law was buying the land from the other heirs: Jacob and Chloe Johnson Idol, William and Ruth Johnson Clampitt, Robertson and Hannah Johnson Stafford. Would be interesting to locate Henry Johnson, Jacob Idol or William Clampitt in the 1805 – 1810 era. If Robertson ( b 1760) was buying land around 1805, 1806 in Stokes County, then he should start showing in the Minutes of the Count of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for Stokes County as a juror or other entries. Most white adult males should appear periodically. Harry says, he has " not done anything with the Stokes County Court Minutes. I only have gone thru a few years of Guilford County prior to 1800." | PEGG, Valentine (I5373)
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| 2660 | VALENTINE PEGG, born April 10, 1744, Maryland; died Nov. 24, 1828 in Whitewater, Wayne Co., IN. VALENTINE, during 1770, was living in Mispillion Hundred, Kent County, Delaware. He migrated to Guilford County, NC as part of the Nicholite sect from the Maryland/Delaware border area and was one of the original Nicolite settlers in the Guilford County area. -- VALENTINE married his first wife, MARY STAFFORD, b: ca. 1748, Sussex Co., DE. She was the daughter of Henry & Elizabeth Stafford. MARY and VALENTINE were married prior to May, 1776. Source of marriage date: MARY's father, Henry Stafford II, stated in his will, dated May 21, 1776, that "I also give to my daughter Mary Pegg: the sum of one shilling - Sterling" which indicates that Mary had married Valentine Pegg prior to 1776, --VALENTINE & MARY (Stafford) are believed to have had one son, John, born Oct. 10, 1770 and three daughters: Elizabeth, born Feb.7, 1777, possibly in Deep River, Guilford County, NC ( who married Daniel Nicholson on May 11, 1801, Rowan Co., NC); Mary, born January 25, 1788 in Deep River, Guilford County, NC and Lydia, born March 28, 1790 in Deep River, Guilford County, NC. -- MARY died (probably shortly after the birth of her daughter, Lydia, on March 28, 1790) in Deep River, Guilford Co., N.C. MARY and VALENTINE were married prior to May, 1776. -- After the death of his first wife, (Mary Stafford) in 1790, he married his second wife, the widow Mary Cook, whose maiden surname was "Mills". Source: EQC - Deep River MM, Guilford, NC ( page # 833), that VALENTINE married a MARY COOK on December 4, 1806. ---- Valentine Pegg bought land on the East Fork of Deep River, Guilford County, NC in 1784. -- In 1778, VALENTINE was among those who signed "The Nicolite Petition" addressed to the NC General Assembly. -- As the Nicholites disintegrated, VALENTINE requested membership in a Quaker meeting as did most other Nicholites. According to the Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy (EQC), VALENTINE was "received on request" by Deep River on May 6, 1805. His daughter, LYDIA was " received on request" by Deep River on June 3, 1805. Was LYDIA another daughter of VALENTINE and MARY STAFFORD or was she one of VALENTINE's known daughters, i.e., ELIZABETH or MARY, who was using the name "LYDIA"? Source: Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy (EQC) - Deep River MM, Guilford, NC ( page # 833 --VALENTINE and "family" were granted a "certificate" to White Water MM, Indiana on August 8, 1812. MARY and LYDIA were granted a "certificate" to Whitewate MM, Indiana shortly thereafter on September 7, 1812.. In view of the fact that the EQC also states that VALENTINE's daughter MARY -- his daughter by MARY STAFFORD -- had married RICHARD MENDENHALL earlier the same year in February, it is believed the "MARY" who was granted certificate to Whitewater MM, Indiana on September 7, 1812, was apparently VALENTINE's second wife, Mary Mills/Cook. VALENTINE and Mary Mills/Cook migrated to the Whitewater MM, Wayne Co., IN, Dec. 31, 1812. -- He had a 3rd. wife, Sarah (Small) Griffin who he had married in Wayne Co., IN. April 4, 1821. Sarah died in 1853, in her 80th year. -- Valentine died on Nov. 24, 1828. He is buried at the Old Friends Burying Ground, Whitewater, Wayne Co, IN. The following list of Nicholite pioneers in Guilford County comes from Jack L. Perdue's "The Nicholites of Jamestown and Deep River" in THEGUILFORD GENEALOGIST, Vol 11, No 2, Winter 1984: Paris Chipman, James Caldwell, Major Anderson, Isaac Linnegar, Isaac Nichols, Valentine Pegg, Martin Pegg, Levin Charles, William Charles. This issue of the GG also abstracts the article "Another Look at Nicholites" published originally by Kenneth L. Carroll in THE SOUTHERN FRIEND, Vol V, No 2, 1983. Names mentioned are: Noble Covey, Horneys, Benjamin Shaw, Sullivan Family, Levin Wright, Joseph Standley, Charles family. Listed as possible Nicholite families: Anderson, Cain, Chilcutt, Cranor, Dawson, Goslin, Gray, Jester, Melvin, Miner, Moore, Ross, Rumly, Russell, Stafford, and Sapp. Harry Carpenter suggests Henry Johnson may provide additional leads. Henry died about 1812 in Stokes County. Do not remember if I saw Estate or Real Estate records but either a son or a son-in-law was buying the land from the other heirs: Jacob and Chloe Johnson Idol, William and Ruth Johnson Clampitt, Robertson and Hannah Johnson Stafford. Would be interesting to locate Henry Johnson, Jacob Idol or William Clampitt in the 1805 – 1810 era. If Robertson ( b 1760) was buying land around 1805, 1806 in Stokes County, then he should start showing in the Minutes of the Count of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for Stokes County as a juror or other entries. Most white adult males should appear periodically. Harry says, he has " not done anything with the Stokes County Court Minutes. I only have gone thru a few years of Guilford County prior to 1800." | PEGG, Valentine (I5373)
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| 2661 | Walter co-owned and operated with his brother, John, "STAFFORDS LAUNDRY" in Petersburg, VA. | STAFFORD, Walter Ernest Sr. (I73522)
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| 2662 | Walter co-owned and operated with his brother, John, "STAFFORDS LAUNDRY" in Petersburg, VA. | STAFFORD, Walter Ernest Sr. (I73522)
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| 2663 | Walter co-owned and operated with his brother, John, "STAFFORDS LAUNDRY" in Petersburg, VA. | STAFFORD, Walter Ernest Sr. (I73522)
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| 2664 | Was living in Cincinnati, Ohio at the time of his father's death (Feb 19, 1836). | STAFFORD, Virgil Lynn (I73162)
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| 2665 | Was living in Cincinnati, Ohio at the time of his father's death (Feb 19, 1836). | STAFFORD, Virgil Lynn (I73162)
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| 2666 | Was living in Cincinnati, Ohio at the time of his father's death (Feb 19, 1836). | STAFFORD, Virgil Lynn (I73162)
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| 2667 | Was living in Evansville, Indianna at the time of her father's death (Feb 19, 1836). | STAFFORD, Edith Verla (I73160)
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| 2668 | Was living in Evansville, Indianna at the time of her father's death (Feb 19, 1836). | STAFFORD, Edith Verla (I73160)
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| 2669 | Was living in Evansville, Indianna at the time of her father's death (Feb 19, 1836). | STAFFORD, Edith Verla (I73160)
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| 2670 | Was living in Newport, KY at the time of her father's death (Feb 19, 1836). | STAFFORD, Nannie S. (I73161)
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| 2671 | Was living in Newport, KY at the time of her father's death (Feb 19, 1836). | STAFFORD, Nannie S. (I73161)
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| 2672 | Was living in Newport, KY at the time of her father's death (Feb 19, 1836). | STAFFORD, Nannie S. (I73161)
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| 2673 | We Chesley M. Patters and Samuel R.Quinn do state that the noncupative will of Joab Staffords was made by him on the 11 th day of jan. 1853 in our presence by the testator himself that is was made in his last sickness in (P.187) his own habitation or dwelling and the same is as follows,(to wit) It was my last will and desire that his effects should be disposed of after his decease in the following manner. First, that the claims comeing to him should be collected and all his just debts be paid out of his effects if there should be a suffiency to discharge them, which he supposed there was. If so the property that remained or was on hand to be kept by his elderst son Diocleus Stafford for the purpose of keeping together and raising his young children and left his executor or requested Samuel R. Quinn to settle up his business made out by us and committed to writing this 17th day Jan. 1853 & said Joab Stafford departed this life on the 14th day of Jan. 1853 given under our hands & seals this day. C.M.Patterson S.R.Quinn Copy test State of tennessee ) Carroll County ( February term 1853 This day the last noncupative will and testament of Joel stafford was produced in open court and duly proven by the oath of Chesley M. Patterson and Samuel R. Quinn and was ordered by the court to be recorded of which the above is a copy test. Wilbron H., Graves Clerk | STAFFORD, Joab (I3115)
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| 2674 | We Chesley M. Patters and Samuel R.Quinn do state that the noncupative will of Joab Staffords was made by him on the 11 th day of jan. 1853 in our presence by the testator himself that is was made in his last sickness in (P.187) his own habitation or dwelling and the same is as follows,(to wit) It was my last will and desire that his effects should be disposed of after his decease in the following manner. First, that the claims comeing to him should be collected and all his just debts be paid out of his effects if there should be a suffiency to discharge them, which he supposed there was. If so the property that remained or was on hand to be kept by his elderst son Diocleus Stafford for the purpose of keeping together and raising his young children and left his executor or requested Samuel R. Quinn to settle up his business made out by us and committed to writing this 17th day Jan. 1853 & said Joab Stafford departed this life on the 14th day of Jan. 1853 given under our hands & seals this day. C.M.Patterson S.R.Quinn Copy test State of tennessee ) Carroll County ( February term 1853 This day the last noncupative will and testament of Joel stafford was produced in open court and duly proven by the oath of Chesley M. Patterson and Samuel R. Quinn and was ordered by the court to be recorded of which the above is a copy test. Wilbron H., Graves Clerk | STAFFORD, Joab (I3115)
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| 2675 | We Chesley M. Patters and Samuel R.Quinn do state that the noncupative will of Joab Staffords was made by him on the 11 th day of jan. 1853 in our presence by the testator himself that is was made in his last sickness in (P.187) his own habitation or dwelling and the same is as follows,(to wit) It was my last will and desire that his effects should be disposed of after his decease in the following manner. First, that the claims comeing to him should be collected and all his just debts be paid out of his effects if there should be a suffiency to discharge them, which he supposed there was. If so the property that remained or was on hand to be kept by his elderst son Diocleus Stafford for the purpose of keeping together and raising his young children and left his executor or requested Samuel R. Quinn to settle up his business made out by us and committed to writing this 17th day Jan. 1853 & said Joab Stafford departed this life on the 14th day of Jan. 1853 given under our hands & seals this day. C.M.Patterson S.R.Quinn Copy test State of tennessee ) Carroll County ( February term 1853 This day the last noncupative will and testament of Joel stafford was produced in open court and duly proven by the oath of Chesley M. Patterson and Samuel R. Quinn and was ordered by the court to be recorded of which the above is a copy test. Wilbron H., Graves Clerk | STAFFORD, Joab (I3115)
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| 2676 | Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. | STAFFORD, Norman George (I25668)
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| 2677 | Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. | STAFFORD, Norman George (I25668)
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| 2678 | Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. | STAFFORD, Norman George (I25668)
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| 2679 | Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. | STAFFORD, Norman George (I25668)
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| 2680 | Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. | STAFFORD, Norman George (I25668)
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| 2681 | Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. | STAFFORD, Norman George (I25668)
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| 2682 | Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. | STAFFORD, Norman George (I25668)
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| 2683 | Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. | STAFFORD, Norman George (I25668)
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| 2684 | Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. | STAFFORD, Norman George (I25668)
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| 2685 | Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. | STAFFORD, Norman George (I25668)
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| 2686 | Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Wed June 10, 1925 The Record, Geauga Co, Ohio "Norman Stafford, aged about 63 years, died Monday night, June 8, of anemia. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church at Auburn Center, with burial at Auburn Corners. The deceased was a son of Cornelius Stafford, and a grandson of Christopher Stafford, a pioneer. He had always lived in Auburn, and was for 10 years a member of the Board of Education. Wed 17 June, 1925 Auburn The funeral of Norman Stafford ws held at the church Thursday, many people attending. Rev. T. D. Henshaw officiated, and Harry Stroud sang. The deceased was born in 1858, a son of Cornelius Stafford and grandson of Christopher Stafford, a ioneer of Auburn. In 1879, he maried Eliza Clatworthy, and they have resided here more than 60 years, taking part in town affairs, and always ready to help. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Board of Education, 10 successive years. The wife and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Bagley, and Mrs. Harry Phillips, and the son, Stanley Stafford, have the sympathy of many friends. Id#: 0342636 Name: Stafford, Norman G. Date: June 11, 1925 Source: Source unknown Notes: Stafford-Norman G., age 66, beloved husband of Eliza (nee Clatworthy), father of Mrs. Jessie Bagley, Mrs. Cora Phillips and Stanley N. Stafford. Funeral services at church, at Auburn Center, O., Thursday, June 11, at 2 p. m. Burial at Auburn Corners. | STAFFORD, Norman George (I25668)
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| 2687 | Widowed. Living alone. | STAFFORD, Benjamin Franklin (I42689)
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| 2688 | Wilbur Whan COLUMBIANA - Wilbur Henry Whan, 81, of 112 North Middle St., Columbiana, passed away at his home Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2005. He was born Sept. 25, 1923, on the family farm, Fairfield Township, to the late Ralph A. and Mabel (McMillan) Whan. He graduated from Fairfield High School and joined the U.S. Navy in 1942. He served as gunners' mate in the Armed Guard in the American, European, African, Middle Eastern, Asiatic and Pacific areas during World War II. After Navy service, he went into business with his father, as Ralph Whan and Son. He later formed Whan Construction Co. and Envirco, Inc. After the sale of these businesses, he continued in business as Whan Inc. with his son and daughter. He served on the Board of the Columbiana County Mental Health Center, was a former member of the Columbiana County Fair Board where he also served as president. He was a former member of the Lisbon Rotary Club, where he was the recipient of Rotary's Paul Harris award in the 1990s for promoting better understanding and friendly relations among the people of the world. He maintained life memberships in the American Legion, Veterans of /Foreign Wars and the Navy League of the United States. He is survived by his wife, Helen T. (Hum) Whan, whom he married Feb. 23, 1952. A son, Jeffrey (Beth) Whan, Leetonia, and daughters, Elizabeth Vignon, New Waterford, and Kay (Dave) Thompson, Leetonia, as well seven grandchildren, Erin, Elaina and Jarad Thompson, Jamie (Matt) Booth, Michael, Daniel and Jordan Vignon, also survive. In addition to his parents, Wilbur was preceded in death by a son, William (Chipper) Whan, and a brother, Arthur Whan. The Rev. Joanne Dota, chaplain of Hospice of the Valley, will officiate at the 11 a.m. Saturday funeral service in the Warrick-Kummer Funeral Home. Friends may call 2-4 and 6-8 Friday at funeral home. The Honor Guard of the Benjamin Firestone Post #290, American Legion, will render military honors. The family requests that memorial contributions be made to: Hospice of the Valley, 2235 East Pershing Street, Salem Ohio 44460 or to a charity of your choice. Condolences sent to the family online at www.familycareservices.com. 9/8/05 Morning Journal - (Sep/9/2005) | Whan, Wilbur Henry (I375)
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| 2689 | Will: Sons: John and Stephen (land to each). Daughters: Susannah and Mary. Wife and Executrix: Elender. Other legatee: Rachel Rew. Executor: William Wayman. Witnesses: James Duffy, B\Job Nickoles, Hez. Cartwright. Last Will & Testament of William Stafford, 1750 In the name of God amen I William Stafford of the County of Pasquotank and the Province of North Carolina being very sick and weak of body but of sound and perfect mind and memory thanks be therefore given unto Almighty God for the same do make and ordain that my Last Will and Testament in manner and form following that is to say first I recommend my soul into the hands of Almighty God that gave it and my body I commit to the earth to be decently buryed at the discretion of my Executor hereafter names and as touching such temporall estate as it hath pleased God to bestow upon me I give and dispose in manner following I will that all those I owe debts be truly paid and satisfied in some Covenant time after my death. Item: I give and bequeath to my son John Stafford that part of my land that I now live on to him and his heirs to the line that James Ware and Joshua Barishoe run between them. Item: I give and bequeath to my son Stephen Stafford all of my land from that line up Turkey Branch to him and his heirs. Imprimis: I leave my loving wife Elender Stafford one third of my land to be an equal part taken out of each childs land, and if she marries of for each child to have his share of land again without any molestation or disturbance. Item: I give and bequeath to my son John Stafford one young Cow and the female increase. Item: I give and bequeath to my son Stephen Stafford one three year old heifer and all the female increase. Item: I give and bequeath to my daughter Susanna Stafford one three year old heifer and all the female increase. Item: I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Stafford one year old heifer and all the female increase. Item: I give and bequeath to Rachel (the rest not readable due to crease in page. Imprimis: I leave all the remaining part of my estate to my loving wife Elender Stafford for the youse of raising my children. I nominate and appoint my loving wife Elender Stafford and my friend William Wayman Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament revoking all former wills and testament made by me heretofore, ratifying this and no other to be my last will and testament. In witness whereof I have set my hand and seal this twelve day of November 1750 William Stafford (seal) Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presents of us James Duffy Jurat Wayman? TN Nickols? Jtez Cartwright? William Waymon Executor on William Stafford North Carolina George the Second by the grace of God King Pasquotank County To the Sheriff of Pasquotank County Greetings We command you to summon William Waymon of the county aforesaid Executor on the estate of William Stafford of the said county Deceased Personally to be and appear before our Justices att our next court to be held att the courthouse in Broomfield on the Second Tuesday in April next then and there to render the the Justices of the said court a just and true account of his Executorship And that proper persons may be Appointed to inspect the said accounts herein fail not under the penalty incumbent. Witness Thomas Taylor Clerk of our said court att Broomfield the 15th day of January Anno Dom 1752 Signed: Tho. Taylor February 9th 1750/1 A true and perfect inventory of the goods and chattles of William Stafford, Deceased: TO one featherbed & furniture one small bed & furniture one mair and coalt one Horse nine head of Swine two Iron Pots & one Kettle two puter Dishes, two puter Basons one porrenger, one plate and eleven spoons one smoothing Iron one small wheal one large wheal & cards seven Geese one tub & one piger two meal siffs two old shears one case of knives & forks two wedge & hoes three old axes one small grindstone one weding plow one flax break one old gun five pound of wool six pounds of cotten two shocks of bar? One old Loom one Slay & gear one pair of truck wheels A small parsel of Shoe makers tools one old Saddle & Bridle one side of Leather one old Mill one old Chest two Barrels one Basket two Shap? A small parsels of Flax in the Straw two pair of Pot Hooks one note of hand for one barrel of Pork one note one barrel of Corn & one barrel of corn one earthen Jug two Bottles Nineteen head of Cattle North Carolina Pasquotank County This day appeared Elenor Stafford wife to William Stafford, Late Deceased, & proved the within inventory in Due Form of Law Before me, one of his majesties Justices. April 9th day 1751 Signed: Robert Middett? | STAFFORD, William (I8545)
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| 2690 | William is believed to be the "William Stafford" who was named as the Executor of his father's, JOHN (1), estate. John Stafford, believed to be JOHN STAFFORD I, died leaving a will dated (written 27 January 1755 ) Dorchester County, Maryland, proved 20 Feb 1755, Maryland Will Book 29, pp 300-302 H-11 of Records, Annapolis, Maryland. The will names his wife, *Elizabeth and mentions two ( 2) grandsons, Elijah and Elisha Stafford; 64 a. called Stafford Outlet. To dau. Eleaner Stafford, cattle and to son Thomas Stafford, stock; son Levin Stafford, stock; son Adam Stafford, furniture; son Solomon Stafford, furniture. To 5 youngest children, Ellener, Thomas, Levin, Adam and Solomon Stafford, personalty. To son William Stafford, my cooper's tools. He directs directs that his youngest son, Solomon Stafford be brought up in a Christian manner by William, his oldest survuving son. Son Adam Stafford is to be put to live with John Trice, to be brought up in a Christian-like manner and likewise son Levin Stafford to learn a blacksmith trade with John Rip. Witnessed by Joshua Wheeler, John Marret, James Layton. * Elizabeth Stafford, the widow, refused to be Executor and demanded one-third of the estate as her share. Note: Because John's will (above) placed his minor sons -- Solomon with his son, William; Adam (born in 1745) with a neighbor, John Trice; and Levin with another neighbor, John Rip -- this may indicate they probably were his children by his first wife, Alice, rather than by Elizabeth, his second wife. As stated above, JOHN II, the son of JOHN I, had died approximately five years earlier than JOHN I and therefore was not mentioned in JOHN I's will. Elijah and Elisha, the two grandsons mentioned in JOHN I's will, were the sons of JOHN II, deceased. -------------------------- 1. William Safford, "Safford's Desire," 90 ac. surveyed 07/04/1740, poss. 1 1/2 years. Could the following pertain to William, above: Extract from Joseph Winston His Entry Book, Surry County, North Carolina, Land Entries 1778 - 1781, compiled by Agnes M. Wells, Virginia G. Phillips, and Carol J. Leonard; self published, 1987? The abstract in question is # 385, on p. 35 of the book: Anderw McKillip enters 300 acres of land in Surry Co. on a branch of BLEWS CREEK adjoining the WIDDOW ENSLY & DANIEL REED thence running joining WILLIAM STAFFORD, including my improvement whereon I now live - August 4, 1778. [September 9, 1778 - caveated by WILLIAM STUDARD, caveat withdrew by STUDARD. Warrant granted.] Stokes County was formed from Surry County in 1789 | STAFFORD, William (I32898)
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| 2691 | William is believed to be the "William Stafford" who was named as the Executor of his father's, JOHN (1), estate. John Stafford, believed to be JOHN STAFFORD I, died leaving a will dated (written 27 January 1755 ) Dorchester County, Maryland, proved 20 Feb 1755, Maryland Will Book 29, pp 300-302 H-11 of Records, Annapolis, Maryland. The will names his wife, *Elizabeth and mentions two ( 2) grandsons, Elijah and Elisha Stafford; 64 a. called Stafford Outlet. To dau. Eleaner Stafford, cattle and to son Thomas Stafford, stock; son Levin Stafford, stock; son Adam Stafford, furniture; son Solomon Stafford, furniture. To 5 youngest children, Ellener, Thomas, Levin, Adam and Solomon Stafford, personalty. To son William Stafford, my cooper's tools. He directs directs that his youngest son, Solomon Stafford be brought up in a Christian manner by William, his oldest survuving son. Son Adam Stafford is to be put to live with John Trice, to be brought up in a Christian-like manner and likewise son Levin Stafford to learn a blacksmith trade with John Rip. Witnessed by Joshua Wheeler, John Marret, James Layton. * Elizabeth Stafford, the widow, refused to be Executor and demanded one-third of the estate as her share. Note: Because John's will (above) placed his minor sons -- Solomon with his son, William; Adam (born in 1745) with a neighbor, John Trice; and Levin with another neighbor, John Rip -- this may indicate they probably were his children by his first wife, Alice, rather than by Elizabeth, his second wife. As stated above, JOHN II, the son of JOHN I, had died approximately five years earlier than JOHN I and therefore was not mentioned in JOHN I's will. Elijah and Elisha, the two grandsons mentioned in JOHN I's will, were the sons of JOHN II, deceased. -------------------------- 1. William Safford, "Safford's Desire," 90 ac. surveyed 07/04/1740, poss. 1 1/2 years. Could the following pertain to William, above: Extract from Joseph Winston His Entry Book, Surry County, North Carolina, Land Entries 1778 - 1781, compiled by Agnes M. Wells, Virginia G. Phillips, and Carol J. Leonard; self published, 1987? The abstract in question is # 385, on p. 35 of the book: Anderw McKillip enters 300 acres of land in Surry Co. on a branch of BLEWS CREEK adjoining the WIDDOW ENSLY & DANIEL REED thence running joining WILLIAM STAFFORD, including my improvement whereon I now live - August 4, 1778. [September 9, 1778 - caveated by WILLIAM STUDARD, caveat withdrew by STUDARD. Warrant granted.] Stokes County was formed from Surry County in 1789 | STAFFORD, William (I32898)
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| 2692 | William is believed to be the "William Stafford" who was named as the Executor of his father's, JOHN (1), estate. John Stafford, believed to be JOHN STAFFORD I, died leaving a will dated (written 27 January 1755 ) Dorchester County, Maryland, proved 20 Feb 1755, Maryland Will Book 29, pp 300-302 H-11 of Records, Annapolis, Maryland. The will names his wife, *Elizabeth and mentions two ( 2) grandsons, Elijah and Elisha Stafford; 64 a. called Stafford Outlet. To dau. Eleaner Stafford, cattle and to son Thomas Stafford, stock; son Levin Stafford, stock; son Adam Stafford, furniture; son Solomon Stafford, furniture. To 5 youngest children, Ellener, Thomas, Levin, Adam and Solomon Stafford, personalty. To son William Stafford, my cooper's tools. He directs directs that his youngest son, Solomon Stafford be brought up in a Christian manner by William, his oldest survuving son. Son Adam Stafford is to be put to live with John Trice, to be brought up in a Christian-like manner and likewise son Levin Stafford to learn a blacksmith trade with John Rip. Witnessed by Joshua Wheeler, John Marret, James Layton. * Elizabeth Stafford, the widow, refused to be Executor and demanded one-third of the estate as her share. Note: Because John's will (above) placed his minor sons -- Solomon with his son, William; Adam (born in 1745) with a neighbor, John Trice; and Levin with another neighbor, John Rip -- this may indicate they probably were his children by his first wife, Alice, rather than by Elizabeth, his second wife. As stated above, JOHN II, the son of JOHN I, had died approximately five years earlier than JOHN I and therefore was not mentioned in JOHN I's will. Elijah and Elisha, the two grandsons mentioned in JOHN I's will, were the sons of JOHN II, deceased. -------------------------- 1. William Safford, "Safford's Desire," 90 ac. surveyed 07/04/1740, poss. 1 1/2 years. Could the following pertain to William, above: Extract from Joseph Winston His Entry Book, Surry County, North Carolina, Land Entries 1778 - 1781, compiled by Agnes M. Wells, Virginia G. Phillips, and Carol J. Leonard; self published, 1987? The abstract in question is # 385, on p. 35 of the book: Anderw McKillip enters 300 acres of land in Surry Co. on a branch of BLEWS CREEK adjoining the WIDDOW ENSLY & DANIEL REED thence running joining WILLIAM STAFFORD, including my improvement whereon I now live - August 4, 1778. [September 9, 1778 - caveated by WILLIAM STUDARD, caveat withdrew by STUDARD. Warrant granted.] Stokes County was formed from Surry County in 1789 | STAFFORD, William (I32898)
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| 2693 | Winn and Bob Stafford are probable children. | Stafford, Labon P. "Pink" (I72701)
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| 2694 | Winn and Bob Stafford are probable children. | STAFFORD, Labon P. "Pink" (I72701)
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| 2695 | Winn and Bob Stafford are probable children. | STAFFORD, Labon P. "Pink" (I72701)
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| 2696 | Winn and Bob Stafford are probable children. | STAFFORD, Labon P. "Pink" (I72701)
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| 2697 | Winn and Bob Stafford are probable children. | STAFFORD, Labon P. "Pink" (I72701)
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| 2698 | Winn and Bob Stafford are probable children. | STAFFORD, Labon P. "Pink" (I72701)
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| 2699 | Zadoc Stafford served in the Revolutionary War. He lived in Caroline Co., MD after the war. | STAFFORD, Zadoc (I3102)
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| 2700 | Zadoc Stafford served in the Revolutionary War. He lived in Caroline Co., MD after the war. | STAFFORD, Zadoc (I3102)
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