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| 3051 | "With PICKETT at GETTYSBURG" AGED 76 Years, 23 Days / Husband of LOUISE (STAFFORD) PECK Non- Commissioned Officer. Company F, 24th Regiment of Virginia Infantry, Civil War, was captured three times, and wounded six times, the last wound leaving him permanently lame | PECK, John Henry (I14776)
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| 3052 | #33462 Filed for John Stafford of Ellington, Chautauqua Co., NY. Heirs listed: Sally K. Stafford (wife of Lewis Mather) Orinda Stafford Amos Russel Stafford Martin Van Buren Stafford John Austin Stafford (deceased son) John Franklin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Joseph Coyden Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Homer Austin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) WILL; . 356, John Stafford age 63 of town of Ellington, Chautauqua County, New York, signed 18 Oct 1855, recorded 20 Nov 1855. Land in Union, Erie County, Pennsylvania to daughter Sally K. Stafford wife of Lewis Mather. $75 to daughter Orinda Stafford. Tools, stock, and household items to son Amos Russel Stafford. $100 to son Martin Van Buren Stafford when he is 21. $50 each to heirs of my son John Austin Stafford deceased when they reach age 21: John Martin Stafford, Joseph Corydon Stafford, and Homer Austin Stafford. Everything else to my sons Abel Stafford, Isaac Stafford, Amos Russel Stafford, and to my daughters Sophia Stafford, Electa Stafford, and Orinda Stafford. Executors: Son Isaac Stafford Witnesses: John C. Cody, Amos Russel Stafford, and Thos Trask, all of Ellington | STAFFORD, John (I20058)
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| 3053 | #33462 Filed for John Stafford of Ellington, Chautauqua Co., NY. Heirs listed: Sally K. Stafford (wife of Lewis Mather) Orinda Stafford Amos Russel Stafford Martin Van Buren Stafford John Austin Stafford (deceased son) John Franklin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Joseph Coyden Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Homer Austin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) WILL; . 356, John Stafford age 63 of town of Ellington, Chautauqua County, New York, signed 18 Oct 1855, recorded 20 Nov 1855. Land in Union, Erie County, Pennsylvania to daughter Sally K. Stafford wife of Lewis Mather. $75 to daughter Orinda Stafford. Tools, stock, and household items to son Amos Russel Stafford. $100 to son Martin Van Buren Stafford when he is 21. $50 each to heirs of my son John Austin Stafford deceased when they reach age 21: John Martin Stafford, Joseph Corydon Stafford, and Homer Austin Stafford. Everything else to my sons Abel Stafford, Isaac Stafford, Amos Russel Stafford, and to my daughters Sophia Stafford, Electa Stafford, and Orinda Stafford. Executors: Son Isaac Stafford Witnesses: John C. Cody, Amos Russel Stafford, and Thos Trask, all of Ellington | STAFFORD, John (I20058)
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| 3054 | #33462 Filed for John Stafford of Ellington, Chautauqua Co., NY. Heirs listed: Sally K. Stafford (wife of Lewis Mather) Orinda Stafford Amos Russel Stafford Martin Van Buren Stafford John Austin Stafford (deceased son) John Franklin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Joseph Coyden Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Homer Austin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) WILL; . 356, John Stafford age 63 of town of Ellington, Chautauqua County, New York, signed 18 Oct 1855, recorded 20 Nov 1855. Land in Union, Erie County, Pennsylvania to daughter Sally K. Stafford wife of Lewis Mather. $75 to daughter Orinda Stafford. Tools, stock, and household items to son Amos Russel Stafford. $100 to son Martin Van Buren Stafford when he is 21. $50 each to heirs of my son John Austin Stafford deceased when they reach age 21: John Martin Stafford, Joseph Corydon Stafford, and Homer Austin Stafford. Everything else to my sons Abel Stafford, Isaac Stafford, Amos Russel Stafford, and to my daughters Sophia Stafford, Electa Stafford, and Orinda Stafford. Executors: Son Isaac Stafford Witnesses: John C. Cody, Amos Russel Stafford, and Thos Trask, all of Ellington | STAFFORD, John (I20058)
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| 3055 | #33462 Filed for John Stafford of Ellington, Chautauqua Co., NY. Heirs listed: Sally K. Stafford (wife of Lewis Mather) Orinda Stafford Amos Russel Stafford Martin Van Buren Stafford John Austin Stafford (deceased son) John Franklin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Joseph Coyden Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Homer Austin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) WILL; . 356, John Stafford age 63 of town of Ellington, Chautauqua County, New York, signed 18 Oct 1855, recorded 20 Nov 1855. Land in Union, Erie County, Pennsylvania to daughter Sally K. Stafford wife of Lewis Mather. $75 to daughter Orinda Stafford. Tools, stock, and household items to son Amos Russel Stafford. $100 to son Martin Van Buren Stafford when he is 21. $50 each to heirs of my son John Austin Stafford deceased when they reach age 21: John Martin Stafford, Joseph Corydon Stafford, and Homer Austin Stafford. Everything else to my sons Abel Stafford, Isaac Stafford, Amos Russel Stafford, and to my daughters Sophia Stafford, Electa Stafford, and Orinda Stafford. Executors: Son Isaac Stafford Witnesses: John C. Cody, Amos Russel Stafford, and Thos Trask, all of Ellington | STAFFORD, John (I20058)
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| 3056 | #33462 Filed for John Stafford of Ellington, Chautauqua Co., NY. Heirs listed: Sally K. Stafford (wife of Lewis Mather) Orinda Stafford Amos Russel Stafford Martin Van Buren Stafford John Austin Stafford (deceased son) John Franklin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Joseph Coyden Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Homer Austin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) WILL; . 356, John Stafford age 63 of town of Ellington, Chautauqua County, New York, signed 18 Oct 1855, recorded 20 Nov 1855. Land in Union, Erie County, Pennsylvania to daughter Sally K. Stafford wife of Lewis Mather. $75 to daughter Orinda Stafford. Tools, stock, and household items to son Amos Russel Stafford. $100 to son Martin Van Buren Stafford when he is 21. $50 each to heirs of my son John Austin Stafford deceased when they reach age 21: John Martin Stafford, Joseph Corydon Stafford, and Homer Austin Stafford. Everything else to my sons Abel Stafford, Isaac Stafford, Amos Russel Stafford, and to my daughters Sophia Stafford, Electa Stafford, and Orinda Stafford. Executors: Son Isaac Stafford Witnesses: John C. Cody, Amos Russel Stafford, and Thos Trask, all of Ellington | STAFFORD, John (I20058)
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| 3057 | #33462 Filed for John Stafford of Ellington, Chautauqua Co., NY. Heirs listed: Sally K. Stafford (wife of Lewis Mather) Orinda Stafford Amos Russel Stafford Martin Van Buren Stafford John Austin Stafford (deceased son) John Franklin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Joseph Coyden Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Homer Austin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) WILL; . 356, John Stafford age 63 of town of Ellington, Chautauqua County, New York, signed 18 Oct 1855, recorded 20 Nov 1855. Land in Union, Erie County, Pennsylvania to daughter Sally K. Stafford wife of Lewis Mather. $75 to daughter Orinda Stafford. Tools, stock, and household items to son Amos Russel Stafford. $100 to son Martin Van Buren Stafford when he is 21. $50 each to heirs of my son John Austin Stafford deceased when they reach age 21: John Martin Stafford, Joseph Corydon Stafford, and Homer Austin Stafford. Everything else to my sons Abel Stafford, Isaac Stafford, Amos Russel Stafford, and to my daughters Sophia Stafford, Electa Stafford, and Orinda Stafford. Executors: Son Isaac Stafford Witnesses: John C. Cody, Amos Russel Stafford, and Thos Trask, all of Ellington | STAFFORD, John (I20058)
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| 3058 | #33462 Filed for John Stafford of Ellington, Chautauqua Co., NY. Heirs listed: Sally K. Stafford (wife of Lewis Mather) Orinda Stafford Amos Russel Stafford Martin Van Buren Stafford John Austin Stafford (deceased son) John Franklin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Joseph Coyden Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Homer Austin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) WILL; . 356, John Stafford age 63 of town of Ellington, Chautauqua County, New York, signed 18 Oct 1855, recorded 20 Nov 1855. Land in Union, Erie County, Pennsylvania to daughter Sally K. Stafford wife of Lewis Mather. $75 to daughter Orinda Stafford. Tools, stock, and household items to son Amos Russel Stafford. $100 to son Martin Van Buren Stafford when he is 21. $50 each to heirs of my son John Austin Stafford deceased when they reach age 21: John Martin Stafford, Joseph Corydon Stafford, and Homer Austin Stafford. Everything else to my sons Abel Stafford, Isaac Stafford, Amos Russel Stafford, and to my daughters Sophia Stafford, Electa Stafford, and Orinda Stafford. Executors: Son Isaac Stafford Witnesses: John C. Cody, Amos Russel Stafford, and Thos Trask, all of Ellington | STAFFORD, John (I20058)
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| 3059 | #33462 Filed for John Stafford of Ellington, Chautauqua Co., NY. Heirs listed: Sally K. Stafford (wife of Lewis Mather) Orinda Stafford Amos Russel Stafford Martin Van Buren Stafford John Austin Stafford (deceased son) John Franklin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Joseph Coyden Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Homer Austin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) WILL; . 356, John Stafford age 63 of town of Ellington, Chautauqua County, New York, signed 18 Oct 1855, recorded 20 Nov 1855. Land in Union, Erie County, Pennsylvania to daughter Sally K. Stafford wife of Lewis Mather. $75 to daughter Orinda Stafford. Tools, stock, and household items to son Amos Russel Stafford. $100 to son Martin Van Buren Stafford when he is 21. $50 each to heirs of my son John Austin Stafford deceased when they reach age 21: John Martin Stafford, Joseph Corydon Stafford, and Homer Austin Stafford. Everything else to my sons Abel Stafford, Isaac Stafford, Amos Russel Stafford, and to my daughters Sophia Stafford, Electa Stafford, and Orinda Stafford. Executors: Son Isaac Stafford Witnesses: John C. Cody, Amos Russel Stafford, and Thos Trask, all of Ellington | STAFFORD, John (I20058)
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| 3060 | #33462 Filed for John Stafford of Ellington, Chautauqua Co., NY. Heirs listed: Sally K. Stafford (wife of Lewis Mather) Orinda Stafford Amos Russel Stafford Martin Van Buren Stafford John Austin Stafford (deceased son) John Franklin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Joseph Coyden Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Homer Austin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) WILL; . 356, John Stafford age 63 of town of Ellington, Chautauqua County, New York, signed 18 Oct 1855, recorded 20 Nov 1855. Land in Union, Erie County, Pennsylvania to daughter Sally K. Stafford wife of Lewis Mather. $75 to daughter Orinda Stafford. Tools, stock, and household items to son Amos Russel Stafford. $100 to son Martin Van Buren Stafford when he is 21. $50 each to heirs of my son John Austin Stafford deceased when they reach age 21: John Martin Stafford, Joseph Corydon Stafford, and Homer Austin Stafford. Everything else to my sons Abel Stafford, Isaac Stafford, Amos Russel Stafford, and to my daughters Sophia Stafford, Electa Stafford, and Orinda Stafford. Executors: Son Isaac Stafford Witnesses: John C. Cody, Amos Russel Stafford, and Thos Trask, all of Ellington | STAFFORD, John (I20058)
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| 3061 | #33462 Filed for John Stafford of Ellington, Chautauqua Co., NY. Heirs listed: Sally K. Stafford (wife of Lewis Mather) Orinda Stafford Amos Russel Stafford Martin Van Buren Stafford John Austin Stafford (deceased son) John Franklin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Joseph Coyden Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Homer Austin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) WILL; . 356, John Stafford age 63 of town of Ellington, Chautauqua County, New York, signed 18 Oct 1855, recorded 20 Nov 1855. Land in Union, Erie County, Pennsylvania to daughter Sally K. Stafford wife of Lewis Mather. $75 to daughter Orinda Stafford. Tools, stock, and household items to son Amos Russel Stafford. $100 to son Martin Van Buren Stafford when he is 21. $50 each to heirs of my son John Austin Stafford deceased when they reach age 21: John Martin Stafford, Joseph Corydon Stafford, and Homer Austin Stafford. Everything else to my sons Abel Stafford, Isaac Stafford, Amos Russel Stafford, and to my daughters Sophia Stafford, Electa Stafford, and Orinda Stafford. Executors: Son Isaac Stafford Witnesses: John C. Cody, Amos Russel Stafford, and Thos Trask, all of Ellington | STAFFORD, John (I20058)
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| 3062 | #33462 Filed for John Stafford of Ellington, Chautauqua Co., NY. Heirs listed: Sally K. Stafford (wife of Lewis Mather) Orinda Stafford Amos Russel Stafford Martin Van Buren Stafford John Austin Stafford (deceased son) John Franklin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Joseph Coyden Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) Homer Austin Stafford (son of John Austin Stafford) WILL; . 356, John Stafford age 63 of town of Ellington, Chautauqua County, New York, signed 18 Oct 1855, recorded 20 Nov 1855. Land in Union, Erie County, Pennsylvania to daughter Sally K. Stafford wife of Lewis Mather. $75 to daughter Orinda Stafford. Tools, stock, and household items to son Amos Russel Stafford. $100 to son Martin Van Buren Stafford when he is 21. $50 each to heirs of my son John Austin Stafford deceased when they reach age 21: John Martin Stafford, Joseph Corydon Stafford, and Homer Austin Stafford. Everything else to my sons Abel Stafford, Isaac Stafford, Amos Russel Stafford, and to my daughters Sophia Stafford, Electa Stafford, and Orinda Stafford. Executors: Son Isaac Stafford Witnesses: John C. Cody, Amos Russel Stafford, and Thos Trask, all of Ellington | STAFFORD, John (I20058)
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| 3063 | (1) Source: Dennis Brumm <[email protected] (2) Sarah STAFFORD is listed in a household headed by her father, T. STAFFORD, in the 1850 census of Pleasant Grove Township, Des Moines County, IA. Sarah is listed in the 1850 census as a person who was then 22 years of age; therefore, according to the 1850 census, she was born in about 1828. According to the 1850 census, she was born in IN. (3) A household headed by Sarah HALE is listed in the 1870 census of Canaan Township, Henry County, IA. Sarah is listed in the 1870 census as a person who was then 42 years of age; therefore, according to the 1870 census, she was born in about 1828. According to the 1870 census, she was born in IN. Listed with Sarah is her daughter, Jane, who was then 15 years of age; therefore, according to the 1870 census, she was born in about 1855. According to the 1870 census, she was born in IA. Also listed with Sarah is her son, William, who was then 13 years of age; therefore, according to the 1870 census, he was born in about 1857. According to the 1870 census, he was born in IA. Also listed with Sarah is her daughter, Melinda, who was then 9 years of age; therefore, according to the 1870 census, she was born in about 1861. According to the 1870 census, she was born in IA. Also listed with Sarah is her son, Robert, who was then 6 years of age; therefore, according to the 1870 census, he was born in about 1864. According to the 1870 census, he was born in IA. Also listed with Sarah is her son, Sherman, who was then 4 years of age; therefore, according to the 1870 census, he was born in about 1866. According to the 1870 census, he was born in IA. (4) A household headed by Sarah HALE is listed in the 1880 census of Canaan Township, Henry County, IA. Sarah is listed in the 1880 census as a person who was then 53 years of age; therefore, according to the 1880 census, she was born in about 1827. According to the 1880 census, she was born in IN, her father was born in KY, and her mother was born in SC. Listed with Sarah is her son, William, a farmer who was then 24 years of age; therefore, according to the 1880 census, he was born in about 1856. According to the 1880 census, he was born in IA, his father was born in IL, and his mother was born in IN. Also listed with Sarah is her daughter, Melinda, who was then 19 years of age; therefore, according to the 1880 census, she was born in about 1861. According to the 1880 census, she was born in IA, her father was born in IL, and her mother was born in IN. Also listed with Sarah is her son, Robert, a farm worker who was then 17 years of age; therefore, according to the 1880 census, he was born in about 1863. According to the 1880 census, he was born in IA, his father was born in IL, and his mother was born in IN. Also listed with Sarah is her son, Sherman, a farm worker who was then 14 years of age; therefore, according to the 1880 census, he was born in about 1866. According to the 1880 census, he was born in IA, his father was born in IL, and his mother was born in IN. (5) Brooks, Farlow, and Ferrel Cemeteries, Cemeteries of New London Township, Henry County, Iowa, Des Moines, IA: Iowa Genealogical Society, 1987: HALE . . . Sarah, wife of R. T. HALE, d. 25 July 1886, aged 59 yrs 6 mo 14 days [Note by compiler: Based on the information set forth above, the compiler has calculated Sarah's birth date to have been 11 January 1827.] | STAFFORD, Sarah (I43620)
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| 3064 | (1) Source: Dennis Brumm (2) Bertha MUSSACK is placed here as the wife of Sherman HALE in order to stimulate further research. There can be no assurance that she was, in fact, the wife of Sherman HALE. (3) Henry County, Iowa-Canaan Township-Sheridan Cemetery, Trinity Cemetery, Des Moines, IA: Iowa Genealogical Society, 1987: Trinity Cemetery: HALE, Mayme Tate, dau/S.T. & B.M. 26 Jan 1896 - 26 Jan 1899 HALE, Bertha M 19 Feb 1873 - 15 Sep 1901 HALE, Clarence L, son/S.T. & B.M. 26 Feb 1894 - 3 May 1909 | MUSSACK, Bertha (I97409)
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| 3065 | (1) Source: Dennis Brumm (2) There can be no assurance that the following census information relates to the Sherman HALE who was a son of Robert T. HALE, Sr. and Sarah STAFFORD. Such information is placed here in order to stimulate further research. (3) A household headed by Herman P. HALE is listed in the 1900 census of Ward 8, Omaha, Douglas County, NE. Herman P. is listed in the 1900 census as a laborer who was born in April 1866 and was then 34 years of age. According to the 1900 census, he was born in IA, and both of his parents were born in KY. According to the 1900 census, he had then been married 7 years. Listed with Herman P. is his wife, Bertha, who was born in May 1872 and was then 28 years of age. According to the 1900 census, she was born in IA, her father was born in Germany, and her mother was born in Norway. According to the 1900 census, she had then been married 7 years and had theretofore given birth to one child, who was then living. Also listed with Herman P. is his son, Clarence, who was born in February 1894 and was then 6 years of age. According to the 1900 census, he was born in NE, and both of his parents were born in IA. (4) Sherman HALE is listed as a roomer in a household headed by Charles BROWN in the 1920 census of Ward 3, Omaha, Douglas County, NE. Sherman is listed in the 1920 census as a laborer who was then 54 years of age; therefore, according to the 1920 census, he was born in about 1866. According to the 1920 census, he was born in IA, and both of his parents were born in IN. According to the 1920 census, he was then single. (5) A household consisting solely of Sherman HALE is listed in the 1930 census of Precinct 4, Sedgwick County, CO. Sherman is listed in the 1930 census as a farm laborer who was then 68 years of age; therefore, according to the 1930 census, he was born in about 1862. According to the 1930 census, he was born in IA, and both of his parents were born in IN. According to the 1930 census, he was then a widower. | HALE, Sherman (I97402)
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| 3066 | (1) Source: Dennis Brumm (2) Wm. HALE is listed in a household headed by his father, Robert HALE, in the 1856 IA state census of Pleasant Grove Township, Des Moines County, IA. Wm. Is listed in the 1856 IA state census as a person who was then 0 years of age; therefore, according to the 1856 state census, he was born in about 1856. According to the 1856 state census, he was born in IA. (3) William HALE is listed in a household headed by his father, Robert HALE, in the 1860 census of Pleasant Grove Township, Des Moines County, IA. William is listed in the 1860 census as a person who was then 4 years of age; therefore, according to the 1860 census, he was born in about 1856. According to the 1860 census, he was born in IA. (4) William HALE is listed in a household headed by his mother, Sarah HALE, in the 1870 census of Canaan Township, Henry County, IA. William is listed in the 1870 census as a person who was then 13 years of age; therefore, according to the 1870 census, he was born in about 1857. According to the 1870 census, he was born in IA. (5) William HALE is listed in a household headed by his mother, Sarah HALE, in the 1880 census of Canaan Township, Henry County, IA. William is listed in the 1880 census as a farmer who was then 24 years of age; therefore, according to the 1880 census, he was born in about 1856. According to the 1880 census, he was born in IA, his father was born in IL, and his mother was born in IN. (6) A household headed by William HALE is listed in the 1885 IA state census of Canaan Township, Henry County, IA. The following information regarding that household is set forth in Iowa State Census Collection, 1836-1925 [database online], Provo, UT: The Generations Network, Inc., 2007: Name: William Hale Birth Location: Des Moines Marital Status: Married Gender: Male Birth Year: abt 1857 Name: Anna Hale Birth Location: Des Moines Marital Status: Married Gender: Female Birth Year: abt 1860 Name: Ira Hale Birth Location: Henry Gender: Male Birth Year: abt 1883 (7) Iowa State Census, 1895 [database online], Provo, UT: The Generations Network, Inc., 2003: Name: Wm K. Hale Age: 39 Race: White Birthplace: Des IA RESIDENCE: Canaan, Henry Name: Ira Hale Age: 12 Race: White Birthplace: Henry IA RESIDENCE: Canaan, Henry (8) Not all images of enumeration schedules for the 1900 census of Canaan Township, Henry County, IA, are available on the website of Ancestry.com. However, a transcript of the following information regarding a household headed Wm. HALE in the 1900 census of that township is available at http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~iahenry/1900canaan2.htm: CENSUS YEAR: 1900 STATE: IA COUNTY: Henry TOWNSHIP: Canaan Township MICROFILM#: T623-436 SUPV/DISTR: 1 ENUM/DISTR: 27 ENUMERATOR: Lillian MacKenzie ENUM/DATE-RANGE: June 1-25, 1900 CENSUS-DAY: June 1, 1900 PG#: 15B LN#: 61 ED: 27 SH#: 6B DW#: 119 FM#: 122 LAST NAME: Hale FIRST NAME: Wm. RELATION: Head RACE: W SEX: M BIRTH MONTH: Apr BIRTH YEAR: 1857 [Note by compiler: This birth year is obviously incorrect, because William K. is listed in the 1856 IA state census.] AGE: 43 S-M-Wd-D: M #YRS MAR: 18 # CHILD: 1 # CHILD LIVING: 1 BIRTH PLACE: Iowa FATHER BIRTHPL: MOTHER BIRTHPL: OCCUPATION: Farmer CAN READ: Yes CAN WRITE: Yes SPEAK ENG?: Yes O-R HOME: O F-M MORT: F FARM HOME: F # FARM SCH: 127 PG#: 15B LN#: 62 ED: 27 SH#: 6B DW#: 119 FM#: 122 LAST NAME: Hale FIRST NAME: Ira RELATION: Son RACE: W SEX: M BIRTH MONTH: Oct BIRTH YEAR: 1882 AGE: 18 S-M-Wd-D: S BIRTH PLACE: Iowa FATHER BIRTHPL: Iowa MOTHER BIRTHPL: Iowa OCCUPATION: Farm Laborer MONTHS UNEMPL: # MO AT SCHOOL: 3 CAN READ: Yes CAN WRITE: Yes SPEAK ENG?: Yes [Note by compiler: The compiler believes that the 1900 census erroneously indicates that Wm. HALE was married at the time of the 1900 census. The compiler believes that Wm. was then a widower.] (9) W. K. HALE is listed in the 1905 IA state census of Canaan Township, Henry County, IL. See Iowa State Census Collection, 1836-1925 [database online], Provo, UT: The Generations Network, Inc., 2007. (10) A household headed by William K. HALE is listed in the 1910 census of Canaan Township, Henry County, IA. William K. is listed in the 1910 census as a farmer who was then a widower and was then 54 years of age; therefore, according to the 1910 census, he was born in about 1856. According to the 1910 census, he was born in IA, his father was born in IA, and his mother was born in IN. Listed with William K. is his son, Ira T. HALE, a farm laborer who was then 27 years of age; therefore, according to the 1910 census, he was born in about 1883. According to the 1910 census, he was born in IA, and both of his parents were born in IA. According to the 1910 census, he had then been married 4 years. Also listed with William K. is his daughter-in-law, Florence HALE, who was then 22 years of age; therefore, according to the 1910 census, she was born in about 1888. According to the 1910 census, she was born in IA, and both of her parents were born in IA. According to the 1910 census, she had then been married 4 years and had theretofore given birth to 3 children, 2 of whom were then living. Also listed with William K. is his grandson, Everett T. HALE, who was then 2 years of age; therefore, according to the 1910 census, he was born in about 1908. According to the 1910 census, he was born in IA, and both of his parents were born in IA. Also listed with William K. is his granddaughter, Ada M. HALE, who was then 10 months old; therefore, according to the 1910 census, she was born in about 1909. According to the 1910 census, she was born in IA, and both of her parents were born in IA. (11) A household headed by Wm. K. HALE is listed in the 1915 IA state census of Canaan Township, Henry County, IA. The following information regarding that household is set forth in Iowa State Census Collection, 1836-1925 [database online], Provo, UT: The Generations Network, Inc., 2007: Name: Wm K Hale Birth Location: Iowa Marital Status: Married Gender: Male Birth Year: abt 1857 Race: White Mother's Birthplace: Indiana Father's Birthplace: Iowa Name: Ira T Hale Birth Location: Iowa Marital Status: Married Gender: Male Birth Year: abt 1883 Race: White Mother's Birthplace: Iowa Father's Birthplace: Iowa Name: Florence Hale Birth Location: Iowa Marital Status: Married Gender: Female Birth Year: abt 1888 Race: White Mother's Birthplace: Iowa Father's Birthplace: Iowa Name: Everett Hale Birth Location: Iowa Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Birth Year: abt 1908 Race: White Mother's Birthplace: Iowa Father's Birthplace: Iowa Name: Ada Hale Birth Location: Iowa Marital Status: Single Gender: Female Birth Year: abt 1909 Race: White Mother's Birthplace: Iowa Father's Birthplace: Iowa Name: Vera F Hale Birth Location: Iowa Marital Status: Single Gender: Female Birth Year: abt 1914 Race: White Mother's Birthplace: Iowa Father's Birthplace: Iowa (12) William K. HALE is listed in a household headed by his son, Ira T. HALE, in the 1920 census of Canaan Township, Henry County, IA. [Their surname is listed as HALL, and William's middle initial is listed as R, in the index to the 1920 census.] Also listed with Ira T. is his father, William K., who was then 63 years of age; therefore, according to the 1920 census, he was born in about 1857. According to the 1920 census, he was born in IA, his father was born in IA, and his mother was born in IN. [His middle initial is listed as R in the index to the 1920 census.] (13) A household consisting solely of Wm. K. HALE is listed in the 1925 IA state census of Canaan Township, Henry County, IA, next to a household headed by his son, Ira T. HALE. The following information regarding Wm.'s household is set forth in Iowa State Census Collection, 1836-1925 [database online], Provo, UT: The Generations Network, Inc., 2007: Name: Wm K Hale Birth Location: Iowa Marital Status: Widowed Gender: Male Birth Year: abt 1857 Race: White Relation to Head: Head Mother: Anna Tukker [Note by compiler: Anna TUCKER was his wife, not his mother. His mother was Sarah STAFFORD.] Mother's Birthplace: Iowa [Note by compiler: Sarah STAFFORD's birthplace was Indiana. Anna TUCKER's birthplace was Iowa.] Father: Robt Hale Father's Birthplace: Iowa Marriage Place: Iowa (14) William K. HALE is listed in a household headed by his son, Ira T. HALE, in the 1930 census of Canaan Township, Henry County, IA. William K. is listed in the 1930 census as a farm laborer and widower who was then 74 years of age; therefore, according to the 1930 census, he was born in about 1856. According to the 1930 census, he was born in IA, his father was born in IA, and his mother was born in IN. According to the 1930 census, he was 25 years of age at his first marriage. (15) Henry County, Iowa-Canaan Township-Sheridan Cemetery, Trinity Cemetery, Des Moines, IA: Iowa Genealogical Society, 1987: Trinity Cemetery: HALE, W. K. 2 Apr 1856 - Sept 2, 1934 Annie 18 Apr 1859 - 8 Sept 1888 | HALE, William K. (I96307)
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| 3067 | (Alfred) Phelps Crum was named for his maternal grandfather, Alfred Phelps, Jr., a commander in the Naval fleet of the Union Army. His wife was Alice Maud. Phelps graduated from Harvard in 1913 and from Western Reserve Law College in Cleveland in 1909. He practiced law in Cleveland and later in San Antonio, Texas. He was in Kansas City, Missouri, seeking treatment for a tumor and heart disease, and died within 6 weeks. He was buried in Oklahoma with his family. Suzanne Brown, September/2012 --------------- I have reason to believe that Phelps Crum was married to Alice Frances Jones (Find A Grave Memorial# 25690878). I found a death certificate for their prematurely born infant son in San Antonio, Texas. It lists the parents as Phelps Crum (born Cleveland, Ohio) and Alice LaFrance Jones (born Clinton, MO). She was the daughter of Lemon Cann Jones and Lillian Spicer Jones of Clinton, MO. In Lemon Jones's obituary (1929), it lists daughter Alice Crum. She is also listed as a widow in the 1930 census in San Antonio. She was remarried to Dr. Harry McCrindell Johnson. Mary Spicer Hammel, [email protected]  | CRUM, Alfred Phelps (I35903)
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| 3068 | (Alfred) Phelps Crum was named for his maternal grandfather, Alfred Phelps, Jr., a commander in the Naval fleet of the Union Army. His wife was Alice Maud. Phelps graduated from Harvard in 1913 and from Western Reserve Law College in Cleveland in 1909. He practiced law in Cleveland and later in San Antonio, Texas. He was in Kansas City, Missouri, seeking treatment for a tumor and heart disease, and died within 6 weeks. He was buried in Oklahoma with his family. Suzanne Brown, September/2012 --------------- I have reason to believe that Phelps Crum was married to Alice Frances Jones (Find A Grave Memorial# 25690878). I found a death certificate for their prematurely born infant son in San Antonio, Texas. It lists the parents as Phelps Crum (born Cleveland, Ohio) and Alice LaFrance Jones (born Clinton, MO). She was the daughter of Lemon Cann Jones and Lillian Spicer Jones of Clinton, MO. In Lemon Jones's obituary (1929), it lists daughter Alice Crum. She is also listed as a widow in the 1930 census in San Antonio. She was remarried to Dr. Harry McCrindell Johnson. Mary Spicer Hammel, [email protected]  | CRUM, Alfred Phelps (I35903)
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| 3069 | (Alfred) Phelps Crum was named for his maternal grandfather, Alfred Phelps, Jr., a commander in the Naval fleet of the Union Army. His wife was Alice Maud. Phelps graduated from Harvard in 1913 and from Western Reserve Law College in Cleveland in 1909. He practiced law in Cleveland and later in San Antonio, Texas. He was in Kansas City, Missouri, seeking treatment for a tumor and heart disease, and died within 6 weeks. He was buried in Oklahoma with his family. Suzanne Brown, September/2012 --------------- I have reason to believe that Phelps Crum was married to Alice Frances Jones (Find A Grave Memorial# 25690878). I found a death certificate for their prematurely born infant son in San Antonio, Texas. It lists the parents as Phelps Crum (born Cleveland, Ohio) and Alice LaFrance Jones (born Clinton, MO). She was the daughter of Lemon Cann Jones and Lillian Spicer Jones of Clinton, MO. In Lemon Jones's obituary (1929), it lists daughter Alice Crum. She is also listed as a widow in the 1930 census in San Antonio. She was remarried to Dr. Harry McCrindell Johnson. Mary Spicer Hammel, [email protected]  | CRUM, Alfred Phelps (I35903)
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| 3070 | (Alfred) Phelps Crum was named for his maternal grandfather, Alfred Phelps, Jr., a commander in the Naval fleet of the Union Army. His wife was Alice Maud. Phelps graduated from Harvard in 1913 and from Western Reserve Law College in Cleveland in 1909. He practiced law in Cleveland and later in San Antonio, Texas. He was in Kansas City, Missouri, seeking treatment for a tumor and heart disease, and died within 6 weeks. He was buried in Oklahoma with his family. Suzanne Brown, September/2012 --------------- I have reason to believe that Phelps Crum was married to Alice Frances Jones (Find A Grave Memorial# 25690878). I found a death certificate for their prematurely born infant son in San Antonio, Texas. It lists the parents as Phelps Crum (born Cleveland, Ohio) and Alice LaFrance Jones (born Clinton, MO). She was the daughter of Lemon Cann Jones and Lillian Spicer Jones of Clinton, MO. In Lemon Jones's obituary (1929), it lists daughter Alice Crum. She is also listed as a widow in the 1930 census in San Antonio. She was remarried to Dr. Harry McCrindell Johnson. Mary Spicer Hammel, [email protected]  | CRUM, Alfred Phelps (I35903)
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| 3071 | (Alfred) Phelps Crum was named for his maternal grandfather, Alfred Phelps, Jr., a commander in the Naval fleet of the Union Army. His wife was Alice Maud. Phelps graduated from Harvard in 1913 and from Western Reserve Law College in Cleveland in 1909. He practiced law in Cleveland and later in San Antonio, Texas. He was in Kansas City, Missouri, seeking treatment for a tumor and heart disease, and died within 6 weeks. He was buried in Oklahoma with his family. Suzanne Brown, September/2012 --------------- I have reason to believe that Phelps Crum was married to Alice Frances Jones (Find A Grave Memorial# 25690878). I found a death certificate for their prematurely born infant son in San Antonio, Texas. It lists the parents as Phelps Crum (born Cleveland, Ohio) and Alice LaFrance Jones (born Clinton, MO). She was the daughter of Lemon Cann Jones and Lillian Spicer Jones of Clinton, MO. In Lemon Jones's obituary (1929), it lists daughter Alice Crum. She is also listed as a widow in the 1930 census in San Antonio. She was remarried to Dr. Harry McCrindell Johnson. Mary Spicer Hammel, [email protected]  | CRUM, Alfred Phelps (I35903)
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| 3072 | (Alfred) Phelps Crum was named for his maternal grandfather, Alfred Phelps, Jr., a commander in the Naval fleet of the Union Army. His wife was Alice Maud. Phelps graduated from Harvard in 1913 and from Western Reserve Law College in Cleveland in 1909. He practiced law in Cleveland and later in San Antonio, Texas. He was in Kansas City, Missouri, seeking treatment for a tumor and heart disease, and died within 6 weeks. He was buried in Oklahoma with his family. Suzanne Brown, September/2012 --------------- I have reason to believe that Phelps Crum was married to Alice Frances Jones (Find A Grave Memorial# 25690878). I found a death certificate for their prematurely born infant son in San Antonio, Texas. It lists the parents as Phelps Crum (born Cleveland, Ohio) and Alice LaFrance Jones (born Clinton, MO). She was the daughter of Lemon Cann Jones and Lillian Spicer Jones of Clinton, MO. In Lemon Jones's obituary (1929), it lists daughter Alice Crum. She is also listed as a widow in the 1930 census in San Antonio. She was remarried to Dr. Harry McCrindell Johnson. Mary Spicer Hammel, [email protected]  | CRUM, Alfred Phelps (I35903)
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| 3073 | (Alfred) Phelps Crum was named for his maternal grandfather, Alfred Phelps, Jr., a commander in the Naval fleet of the Union Army. His wife was Alice Maud. Phelps graduated from Harvard in 1913 and from Western Reserve Law College in Cleveland in 1909. He practiced law in Cleveland and later in San Antonio, Texas. He was in Kansas City, Missouri, seeking treatment for a tumor and heart disease, and died within 6 weeks. He was buried in Oklahoma with his family. Suzanne Brown, September/2012 --------------- I have reason to believe that Phelps Crum was married to Alice Frances Jones (Find A Grave Memorial# 25690878). I found a death certificate for their prematurely born infant son in San Antonio, Texas. It lists the parents as Phelps Crum (born Cleveland, Ohio) and Alice LaFrance Jones (born Clinton, MO). She was the daughter of Lemon Cann Jones and Lillian Spicer Jones of Clinton, MO. In Lemon Jones's obituary (1929), it lists daughter Alice Crum. She is also listed as a widow in the 1930 census in San Antonio. She was remarried to Dr. Harry McCrindell Johnson. Mary Spicer Hammel, [email protected]  | CRUM, Alfred Phelps (I35903)
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| 3074 | (Alfred) Phelps Crum was named for his maternal grandfather, Alfred Phelps, Jr., a commander in the Naval fleet of the Union Army. His wife was Alice Maud. Phelps graduated from Harvard in 1913 and from Western Reserve Law College in Cleveland in 1909. He practiced law in Cleveland and later in San Antonio, Texas. He was in Kansas City, Missouri, seeking treatment for a tumor and heart disease, and died within 6 weeks. He was buried in Oklahoma with his family. Suzanne Brown, September/2012 --------------- I have reason to believe that Phelps Crum was married to Alice Frances Jones (Find A Grave Memorial# 25690878). I found a death certificate for their prematurely born infant son in San Antonio, Texas. It lists the parents as Phelps Crum (born Cleveland, Ohio) and Alice LaFrance Jones (born Clinton, MO). She was the daughter of Lemon Cann Jones and Lillian Spicer Jones of Clinton, MO. In Lemon Jones's obituary (1929), it lists daughter Alice Crum. She is also listed as a widow in the 1930 census in San Antonio. She was remarried to Dr. Harry McCrindell Johnson. Mary Spicer Hammel, [email protected]  | CRUM, Alfred Phelps (I35903)
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| 3075 | (Alfred) Phelps Crum was named for his maternal grandfather, Alfred Phelps, Jr., a commander in the Naval fleet of the Union Army. His wife was Alice Maud. Phelps graduated from Harvard in 1913 and from Western Reserve Law College in Cleveland in 1909. He practiced law in Cleveland and later in San Antonio, Texas. He was in Kansas City, Missouri, seeking treatment for a tumor and heart disease, and died within 6 weeks. He was buried in Oklahoma with his family. Suzanne Brown, September/2012 --------------- I have reason to believe that Phelps Crum was married to Alice Frances Jones (Find A Grave Memorial# 25690878). I found a death certificate for their prematurely born infant son in San Antonio, Texas. It lists the parents as Phelps Crum (born Cleveland, Ohio) and Alice LaFrance Jones (born Clinton, MO). She was the daughter of Lemon Cann Jones and Lillian Spicer Jones of Clinton, MO. In Lemon Jones's obituary (1929), it lists daughter Alice Crum. She is also listed as a widow in the 1930 census in San Antonio. She was remarried to Dr. Harry McCrindell Johnson. Mary Spicer Hammel, [email protected]  | CRUM, Alfred Phelps (I35903)
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| 3076 | (Alfred) Phelps Crum was named for his maternal grandfather, Alfred Phelps, Jr., a commander in the Naval fleet of the Union Army. His wife was Alice Maud. Phelps graduated from Harvard in 1913 and from Western Reserve Law College in Cleveland in 1909. He practiced law in Cleveland and later in San Antonio, Texas. He was in Kansas City, Missouri, seeking treatment for a tumor and heart disease, and died within 6 weeks. He was buried in Oklahoma with his family. Suzanne Brown, September/2012 --------------- I have reason to believe that Phelps Crum was married to Alice Frances Jones (Find A Grave Memorial# 25690878). I found a death certificate for their prematurely born infant son in San Antonio, Texas. It lists the parents as Phelps Crum (born Cleveland, Ohio) and Alice LaFrance Jones (born Clinton, MO). She was the daughter of Lemon Cann Jones and Lillian Spicer Jones of Clinton, MO. In Lemon Jones's obituary (1929), it lists daughter Alice Crum. She is also listed as a widow in the 1930 census in San Antonio. She was remarried to Dr. Harry McCrindell Johnson. Mary Spicer Hammel, [email protected]  | CRUM, Alfred Phelps (I35903)
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| 3077 | (Alfred) Phelps Crum was named for his maternal grandfather, Alfred Phelps, Jr., a commander in the Naval fleet of the Union Army. His wife was Alice Maud. Phelps graduated from Harvard in 1913 and from Western Reserve Law College in Cleveland in 1909. He practiced law in Cleveland and later in San Antonio, Texas. He was in Kansas City, Missouri, seeking treatment for a tumor and heart disease, and died within 6 weeks. He was buried in Oklahoma with his family. Suzanne Brown, September/2012 --------------- I have reason to believe that Phelps Crum was married to Alice Frances Jones (Find A Grave Memorial# 25690878). I found a death certificate for their prematurely born infant son in San Antonio, Texas. It lists the parents as Phelps Crum (born Cleveland, Ohio) and Alice LaFrance Jones (born Clinton, MO). She was the daughter of Lemon Cann Jones and Lillian Spicer Jones of Clinton, MO. In Lemon Jones's obituary (1929), it lists daughter Alice Crum. She is also listed as a widow in the 1930 census in San Antonio. She was remarried to Dr. Harry McCrindell Johnson. Mary Spicer Hammel, [email protected]  | CRUM, Alfred Phelps (I35903)
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| 3078 | (Biography that follows was composed by Find-A-Grave contributor Kim White.) Nancy was the daughter of James Stafford (1826-1877) and Sarah D. Ladd (1831-1924). I found her family on the 1860 Census, living in Monroe, Kosciusko Co., Indiana, where her father James, aged 31, was farming for a living. Her mother Sarah, aged 28, was busy caring for daughter Mary A., aged 7, son Madison, aged 4, and Logan, aged 2. Also with the family were eight other people with the Stafford surname--Joseph, aged 23, Sarah, aged 63, Martin, aged 21, Andrew, aged 19, Robert Jack, aged 22, Francis, aged 28, Marion, aged 4, and Jane A., aged 2. 68-year-old Sarah was James' widowed mother. Joseph, Martin, Andrew and Francis were James' brothers. Nancy first appeared with her family on the 1870 Census. The family was still living in Monroe (Pierceton P.O.). Nancy's father James, aged 44, was busy farming. Sarah, aged 34, would have had her hands full caring for their six children--Mary A., aged 17, Madison, aged 13, Martin Noble, aged 11, Nancy, aged 7, William Alvin, aged 5, and John Emry, aged 2. On 26 Apr 1877, Nancy's father died at age 51. Nancy, aged 19, was with her 47-year-old, widowed-mother Sarah when the 1880 enumeration was done. They had relocated to Center Township, Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana. Also still at home with their mother were Nancy's siblings Madison, aged 24, Noble, M., aged 21, William, aged 14, and John, aged 12. On 13 Jul 1881, Nancy married John Creed Kline, the son of William K. Kline (1823 PA -1896) and Rhoda Green (1825 VA -1875). In the first nineteen years of their marriage, the couple would welcome ten children--William James (1881), Lenna (1884), Nellie Jane (1886), Ella Belle (1888), Ida P. (1890), Ronald I. (1892), Floyd (1894), Mamie (1895), Cora (1897), and Hattie (1900). I found them on the 1900 Census, living in Center Township, Plymouth, Marshall, Indiana, where John, aged 40, was farming for a living. Besides caring for their ten children ranging in age from 18 down to 4 months, Nancy, aged 40, was also caring for her 68-year-old widowed mother Sarah Stafford. As it would turn out, Nancy's mother outlived Nancy by 23 years. Nancy died a year after that 1900 Census on 13 Jan 1901. She was only 40 years old and she left ten children behind. John didn't remarry until 1906 when he married 47-year-old-widow Clara E. Brooke Wylie. It was a third marriage for Clara. Their blended family appeared together on the 1910 Census, living in Union Township (Culver area), Marshall Co., Indiana. John, aged 50, was still farming. Clara, aged 52, was home caring for their combined seven children--John's five youngest children with Nancy: Ronald, aged 18, Floyd, aged 14, Mamie, aged 13, Cora, aged 11, and Hattie, aged 9, and Clara's children with James Wylie: James, aged 14, and Julia, aged 12. John and Nancy's son William had married Dessa Reisch on 21 Jun 1900, their daughter Lennie had married William E. Clark on 16 Sep 1905, their daughter Nellie Jane had married Oliver Ray Baker on 16 Aug 1902, those three marriages taking place in Marshall County. Their daughter Ella Belle had married Raymond W. House on 20 Apr 1907, and their daughter Ida P. had married Richard C. Allen on 6 May 1912, both of those marriages taking place in St. Joseph County. By the 1920 Census, John and Clara had moved to South Bend, St. Joseph Co., Indiana. John had gotten a job in a woolen mill and went into the carpet and rug making trade. The last five of John and Nancy's children had fledged. Their son Floyd had married Mary A. Gehl on 28 Apr 1917 in Marshall County, their daughter Mamie had married Norman Frederick Bushman on 1 Jul 1916 in Edwardsburg, Cass Co., Michigan, their daughter Cora had married Clyde Kemble on 21 Aug 1918 in Cassopolis, Cass Co., Michigan, and their daughter Hattie had married Raymond Poore on 29 Jan 1900 in St. Joseph County, Indiana. I couldn't find a marriage record for their son Ronald. Nancy's husband lived until age 81, dying on 17 Jun 1941. | STAFFORD, Nancy Elizabeth (I36839)
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| 3090 | (Jul 06, 2008)HUNTINGTON HERALD DISPATCH WILLIAM R. "BILL" RITTER JR., 75, of Huntington, W.Va., died Wednesday, July 2, 2008, in Cabell Huntington Hospital. Bill was born January 23, 1933, in Huntington, a son of the late William R. and Mildred Stafford Ritter Sr. He was a graduate of Marshall High School, Washington & Lee University and a member of SAE Fraternity. He served his country as a First Lieutenant in the U.S. Army in Germany with the 7th Army. Past President of the Southern Innkeepers Association and the WV Hotel & Motel Association, a past member of Huntington Downtown Improvement Group and the Rotary Club of Huntington. A member of Johnson Memorial United Methodist Church, American Legion Post 16, B.P.O. Elks 313, current president of the Gypsy Club and a member of the City Club. Bill's extensive professional career started as manager of The Hotel Frederick from 1960 to 1973, President of Frederick Holding Company, C.L. Ritter Lumber Company, Big Sandy Coal Company, Eagle Coal Company, Warfork Land Company, Board of Directors of Wayne County Land & Mineral Company, Bank One, Huntington Trust & Savings Bank and the Huntington Museum of Art. He is survived by his wife, Alice Sovine Ritter; his daughter, Kristin Ritter McNeely (Daniel) of Huntington and her children Trey and Abigail; his son William R. "Trace" Ritter III (Dawn Ann) of Los Angeles, Calf.; a brother, Charles D. "Chick" Ritter (Sondra) of Atlanta, Ga., and their sons Von and Huntley; brother-in-law, Jay Sovine (Suzanne) of Safety Harbor, Florida; and a sister-in-law, Becky Leichner (Fritz) of Huntington. Services will be held 2 p.m. Monday, July 7, 2008, at Klingel-Carpenter Mortuary by Dr. F. Emerson Wood and Thomas L. Craig. Entombment will follow in the Ritter Mausoleum in Spring Hill Cemetery, Huntington. Friends may call from noon until service time Monday at the funeral home. Pallbearers will be Fritz F. Leichner, George H. Wright III, Richard J. Bolen, Robert C. Campbell, Stephen D. Hensley, Jeffery J. Russo, Mark S. Taylor and Robert E. Vass Jr. Honorary pallbearers are Dr. Thomas Scott, George Malott and Bill Moore. | RITTER, William Randolph Jr. (I129740)
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| 3091 | (Jul 06, 2008)HUNTINGTON HERALD DISPATCH WILLIAM R. "BILL" RITTER JR., 75, of Huntington, W.Va., died Wednesday, July 2, 2008, in Cabell Huntington Hospital. Bill was born January 23, 1933, in Huntington, a son of the late William R. and Mildred Stafford Ritter Sr. He was a graduate of Marshall High School, Washington & Lee University and a member of SAE Fraternity. He served his country as a First Lieutenant in the U.S. Army in Germany with the 7th Army. Past President of the Southern Innkeepers Association and the WV Hotel & Motel Association, a past member of Huntington Downtown Improvement Group and the Rotary Club of Huntington. A member of Johnson Memorial United Methodist Church, American Legion Post 16, B.P.O. Elks 313, current president of the Gypsy Club and a member of the City Club. Bill's extensive professional career started as manager of The Hotel Frederick from 1960 to 1973, President of Frederick Holding Company, C.L. Ritter Lumber Company, Big Sandy Coal Company, Eagle Coal Company, Warfork Land Company, Board of Directors of Wayne County Land & Mineral Company, Bank One, Huntington Trust & Savings Bank and the Huntington Museum of Art. He is survived by his wife, Alice Sovine Ritter; his daughter, Kristin Ritter McNeely (Daniel) of Huntington and her children Trey and Abigail; his son William R. "Trace" Ritter III (Dawn Ann) of Los Angeles, Calf.; a brother, Charles D. "Chick" Ritter (Sondra) of Atlanta, Ga., and their sons Von and Huntley; brother-in-law, Jay Sovine (Suzanne) of Safety Harbor, Florida; and a sister-in-law, Becky Leichner (Fritz) of Huntington. Services will be held 2 p.m. Monday, July 7, 2008, at Klingel-Carpenter Mortuary by Dr. F. Emerson Wood and Thomas L. Craig. Entombment will follow in the Ritter Mausoleum in Spring Hill Cemetery, Huntington. Friends may call from noon until service time Monday at the funeral home. Pallbearers will be Fritz F. Leichner, George H. Wright III, Richard J. Bolen, Robert C. Campbell, Stephen D. Hensley, Jeffery J. Russo, Mark S. Taylor and Robert E. Vass Jr. Honorary pallbearers are Dr. Thomas Scott, George Malott and Bill Moore. | RITTER, William Randolph Jr. (I129740)
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| 3092 | (Jul 06, 2008)HUNTINGTON HERALD DISPATCH WILLIAM R. "BILL" RITTER JR., 75, of Huntington, W.Va., died Wednesday, July 2, 2008, in Cabell Huntington Hospital. Bill was born January 23, 1933, in Huntington, a son of the late William R. and Mildred Stafford Ritter Sr. He was a graduate of Marshall High School, Washington & Lee University and a member of SAE Fraternity. He served his country as a First Lieutenant in the U.S. Army in Germany with the 7th Army. Past President of the Southern Innkeepers Association and the WV Hotel & Motel Association, a past member of Huntington Downtown Improvement Group and the Rotary Club of Huntington. A member of Johnson Memorial United Methodist Church, American Legion Post 16, B.P.O. Elks 313, current president of the Gypsy Club and a member of the City Club. Bill's extensive professional career started as manager of The Hotel Frederick from 1960 to 1973, President of Frederick Holding Company, C.L. Ritter Lumber Company, Big Sandy Coal Company, Eagle Coal Company, Warfork Land Company, Board of Directors of Wayne County Land & Mineral Company, Bank One, Huntington Trust & Savings Bank and the Huntington Museum of Art. He is survived by his wife, Alice Sovine Ritter; his daughter, Kristin Ritter McNeely (Daniel) of Huntington and her children Trey and Abigail; his son William R. "Trace" Ritter III (Dawn Ann) of Los Angeles, Calf.; a brother, Charles D. "Chick" Ritter (Sondra) of Atlanta, Ga., and their sons Von and Huntley; brother-in-law, Jay Sovine (Suzanne) of Safety Harbor, Florida; and a sister-in-law, Becky Leichner (Fritz) of Huntington. Services will be held 2 p.m. Monday, July 7, 2008, at Klingel-Carpenter Mortuary by Dr. F. Emerson Wood and Thomas L. Craig. Entombment will follow in the Ritter Mausoleum in Spring Hill Cemetery, Huntington. Friends may call from noon until service time Monday at the funeral home. Pallbearers will be Fritz F. Leichner, George H. Wright III, Richard J. Bolen, Robert C. Campbell, Stephen D. Hensley, Jeffery J. Russo, Mark S. Taylor and Robert E. Vass Jr. Honorary pallbearers are Dr. Thomas Scott, George Malott and Bill Moore. | RITTER, William Randolph Jr. (I129740)
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| 3093 | (Jul 06, 2008)HUNTINGTON HERALD DISPATCH WILLIAM R. "BILL" RITTER JR., 75, of Huntington, W.Va., died Wednesday, July 2, 2008, in Cabell Huntington Hospital. Bill was born January 23, 1933, in Huntington, a son of the late William R. and Mildred Stafford Ritter Sr. He was a graduate of Marshall High School, Washington & Lee University and a member of SAE Fraternity. He served his country as a First Lieutenant in the U.S. Army in Germany with the 7th Army. Past President of the Southern Innkeepers Association and the WV Hotel & Motel Association, a past member of Huntington Downtown Improvement Group and the Rotary Club of Huntington. A member of Johnson Memorial United Methodist Church, American Legion Post 16, B.P.O. Elks 313, current president of the Gypsy Club and a member of the City Club. Bill's extensive professional career started as manager of The Hotel Frederick from 1960 to 1973, President of Frederick Holding Company, C.L. Ritter Lumber Company, Big Sandy Coal Company, Eagle Coal Company, Warfork Land Company, Board of Directors of Wayne County Land & Mineral Company, Bank One, Huntington Trust & Savings Bank and the Huntington Museum of Art. He is survived by his wife, Alice Sovine Ritter; his daughter, Kristin Ritter McNeely (Daniel) of Huntington and her children Trey and Abigail; his son William R. "Trace" Ritter III (Dawn Ann) of Los Angeles, Calf.; a brother, Charles D. "Chick" Ritter (Sondra) of Atlanta, Ga., and their sons Von and Huntley; brother-in-law, Jay Sovine (Suzanne) of Safety Harbor, Florida; and a sister-in-law, Becky Leichner (Fritz) of Huntington. Services will be held 2 p.m. Monday, July 7, 2008, at Klingel-Carpenter Mortuary by Dr. F. Emerson Wood and Thomas L. Craig. Entombment will follow in the Ritter Mausoleum in Spring Hill Cemetery, Huntington. Friends may call from noon until service time Monday at the funeral home. Pallbearers will be Fritz F. Leichner, George H. Wright III, Richard J. Bolen, Robert C. Campbell, Stephen D. Hensley, Jeffery J. Russo, Mark S. Taylor and Robert E. Vass Jr. Honorary pallbearers are Dr. Thomas Scott, George Malott and Bill Moore. | RITTER, William Randolph Jr. (I129740)
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| 3094 | (Jul 06, 2008)HUNTINGTON HERALD DISPATCH WILLIAM R. "BILL" RITTER JR., 75, of Huntington, W.Va., died Wednesday, July 2, 2008, in Cabell Huntington Hospital. Bill was born January 23, 1933, in Huntington, a son of the late William R. and Mildred Stafford Ritter Sr. He was a graduate of Marshall High School, Washington & Lee University and a member of SAE Fraternity. He served his country as a First Lieutenant in the U.S. Army in Germany with the 7th Army. Past President of the Southern Innkeepers Association and the WV Hotel & Motel Association, a past member of Huntington Downtown Improvement Group and the Rotary Club of Huntington. A member of Johnson Memorial United Methodist Church, American Legion Post 16, B.P.O. Elks 313, current president of the Gypsy Club and a member of the City Club. Bill's extensive professional career started as manager of The Hotel Frederick from 1960 to 1973, President of Frederick Holding Company, C.L. Ritter Lumber Company, Big Sandy Coal Company, Eagle Coal Company, Warfork Land Company, Board of Directors of Wayne County Land & Mineral Company, Bank One, Huntington Trust & Savings Bank and the Huntington Museum of Art. He is survived by his wife, Alice Sovine Ritter; his daughter, Kristin Ritter McNeely (Daniel) of Huntington and her children Trey and Abigail; his son William R. "Trace" Ritter III (Dawn Ann) of Los Angeles, Calf.; a brother, Charles D. "Chick" Ritter (Sondra) of Atlanta, Ga., and their sons Von and Huntley; brother-in-law, Jay Sovine (Suzanne) of Safety Harbor, Florida; and a sister-in-law, Becky Leichner (Fritz) of Huntington. Services will be held 2 p.m. Monday, July 7, 2008, at Klingel-Carpenter Mortuary by Dr. F. Emerson Wood and Thomas L. Craig. Entombment will follow in the Ritter Mausoleum in Spring Hill Cemetery, Huntington. Friends may call from noon until service time Monday at the funeral home. Pallbearers will be Fritz F. Leichner, George H. Wright III, Richard J. Bolen, Robert C. Campbell, Stephen D. Hensley, Jeffery J. Russo, Mark S. Taylor and Robert E. Vass Jr. Honorary pallbearers are Dr. Thomas Scott, George Malott and Bill Moore. | RITTER, William Randolph Jr. (I129740)
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| 3095 | (Jul 09, 2007) HUNTINGTON HERALD DISPATCH VIVIAN STAFFORD HALL DEAN, wife of William Harvey Dean of LaPlata, Md., and loving mother of Kay Hall Sowards, died Saturday, July 7, 2007, in Heartland of Riverview. Funeral service will be conducted 2 p.m. Monday, July 9, 2007, at Beard Mortuary with Rev. Tim Halloran and Rev. Michael Lyons officiating. Burial will follow in Spring Hill Cemetery. Vivian had been a resident of Heartland for three and one half years. She was born November 8, 1914, in Columbus, Ohio, and was adopted in infancy by her parents, the late John Frederick and Bertha Nunley Stafford of Logan County, W.Va. Vivian was also preceded in death by her first husband, Gory Madison Hall. Vivian was a devoted worker in the Nazarene Church as a Sunday School teacher and in the missionary society. She was a charter member of the Man, W.Va., Nazarene Church, and worked faithfully in the Nazarene Central and Walnut Hills churches in Huntington and the Hollywood, Md., Nazarene Church. In 1963 she was honored as the West Virginia Nazarene Sunday School Teacher of the Year. Vivian worked for Kentucky Central Life Insurance Company and then for 25 years with the Appalachian Life Insurance Company. She admired and respected her boss, Lester H. Smith, and her co-worker, Helen Stewart Pack, who has been a dear friend for over 50 years. In addition to her daughter, Kay, and husband, Harvey, Vivian is also survived by her son-in-law, Dr. Harry Edward Sowards; grandchildren, Jennifer Sowards Parsons and husband Jeff of Lexington, S.C., and Mitchell Edward Sowards of Columbia, S.C.; great-grandchildren, Tyler Jennings Parsons and Sean Edward Parsons of Lexington, S.C.; stepdaughters, Janette Huseman of LaPlata, Md., and Rena "Terri" Mull of Downey, Calif. Vivian so often expressed her appreciation to the staff of Heartland of Riverview of "how much they were doing" for her; so her family extends a much deserved thank you to all the staff there. Special thanks to Betty Crouch and Annabel Dayhoff for the time spent with our Mother during her passage from this life. Visitation with the family will be prior to the service on Monday, from 1 to 2 p.m. at Beard Mortuary. Donations may be made to either the Cross Roads Methodist Church or the Walnut Hills Nazarene Church in Vivian's memory. | STAFFORD, Vivian L. (I127063)
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| 3096 | (Jul 09, 2007) HUNTINGTON HERALD DISPATCH VIVIAN STAFFORD HALL DEAN, wife of William Harvey Dean of LaPlata, Md., and loving mother of Kay Hall Sowards, died Saturday, July 7, 2007, in Heartland of Riverview. Funeral service will be conducted 2 p.m. Monday, July 9, 2007, at Beard Mortuary with Rev. Tim Halloran and Rev. Michael Lyons officiating. Burial will follow in Spring Hill Cemetery. Vivian had been a resident of Heartland for three and one half years. She was born November 8, 1914, in Columbus, Ohio, and was adopted in infancy by her parents, the late John Frederick and Bertha Nunley Stafford of Logan County, W.Va. Vivian was also preceded in death by her first husband, Gory Madison Hall. Vivian was a devoted worker in the Nazarene Church as a Sunday School teacher and in the missionary society. She was a charter member of the Man, W.Va., Nazarene Church, and worked faithfully in the Nazarene Central and Walnut Hills churches in Huntington and the Hollywood, Md., Nazarene Church. In 1963 she was honored as the West Virginia Nazarene Sunday School Teacher of the Year. Vivian worked for Kentucky Central Life Insurance Company and then for 25 years with the Appalachian Life Insurance Company. She admired and respected her boss, Lester H. Smith, and her co-worker, Helen Stewart Pack, who has been a dear friend for over 50 years. In addition to her daughter, Kay, and husband, Harvey, Vivian is also survived by her son-in-law, Dr. Harry Edward Sowards; grandchildren, Jennifer Sowards Parsons and husband Jeff of Lexington, S.C., and Mitchell Edward Sowards of Columbia, S.C.; great-grandchildren, Tyler Jennings Parsons and Sean Edward Parsons of Lexington, S.C.; stepdaughters, Janette Huseman of LaPlata, Md., and Rena "Terri" Mull of Downey, Calif. Vivian so often expressed her appreciation to the staff of Heartland of Riverview of "how much they were doing" for her; so her family extends a much deserved thank you to all the staff there. Special thanks to Betty Crouch and Annabel Dayhoff for the time spent with our Mother during her passage from this life. Visitation with the family will be prior to the service on Monday, from 1 to 2 p.m. at Beard Mortuary. Donations may be made to either the Cross Roads Methodist Church or the Walnut Hills Nazarene Church in Vivian's memory. | STAFFORD, Vivian L. (I127063)
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| 3097 | (Jul 09, 2007) HUNTINGTON HERALD DISPATCH VIVIAN STAFFORD HALL DEAN, wife of William Harvey Dean of LaPlata, Md., and loving mother of Kay Hall Sowards, died Saturday, July 7, 2007, in Heartland of Riverview. Funeral service will be conducted 2 p.m. Monday, July 9, 2007, at Beard Mortuary with Rev. Tim Halloran and Rev. Michael Lyons officiating. Burial will follow in Spring Hill Cemetery. Vivian had been a resident of Heartland for three and one half years. She was born November 8, 1914, in Columbus, Ohio, and was adopted in infancy by her parents, the late John Frederick and Bertha Nunley Stafford of Logan County, W.Va. Vivian was also preceded in death by her first husband, Gory Madison Hall. Vivian was a devoted worker in the Nazarene Church as a Sunday School teacher and in the missionary society. She was a charter member of the Man, W.Va., Nazarene Church, and worked faithfully in the Nazarene Central and Walnut Hills churches in Huntington and the Hollywood, Md., Nazarene Church. In 1963 she was honored as the West Virginia Nazarene Sunday School Teacher of the Year. Vivian worked for Kentucky Central Life Insurance Company and then for 25 years with the Appalachian Life Insurance Company. She admired and respected her boss, Lester H. Smith, and her co-worker, Helen Stewart Pack, who has been a dear friend for over 50 years. In addition to her daughter, Kay, and husband, Harvey, Vivian is also survived by her son-in-law, Dr. Harry Edward Sowards; grandchildren, Jennifer Sowards Parsons and husband Jeff of Lexington, S.C., and Mitchell Edward Sowards of Columbia, S.C.; great-grandchildren, Tyler Jennings Parsons and Sean Edward Parsons of Lexington, S.C.; stepdaughters, Janette Huseman of LaPlata, Md., and Rena "Terri" Mull of Downey, Calif. Vivian so often expressed her appreciation to the staff of Heartland of Riverview of "how much they were doing" for her; so her family extends a much deserved thank you to all the staff there. Special thanks to Betty Crouch and Annabel Dayhoff for the time spent with our Mother during her passage from this life. Visitation with the family will be prior to the service on Monday, from 1 to 2 p.m. at Beard Mortuary. Donations may be made to either the Cross Roads Methodist Church or the Walnut Hills Nazarene Church in Vivian's memory. | STAFFORD, Vivian L. (I127063)
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| 3098 | (Jul 09, 2007) HUNTINGTON HERALD DISPATCH VIVIAN STAFFORD HALL DEAN, wife of William Harvey Dean of LaPlata, Md., and loving mother of Kay Hall Sowards, died Saturday, July 7, 2007, in Heartland of Riverview. Funeral service will be conducted 2 p.m. Monday, July 9, 2007, at Beard Mortuary with Rev. Tim Halloran and Rev. Michael Lyons officiating. Burial will follow in Spring Hill Cemetery. Vivian had been a resident of Heartland for three and one half years. She was born November 8, 1914, in Columbus, Ohio, and was adopted in infancy by her parents, the late John Frederick and Bertha Nunley Stafford of Logan County, W.Va. Vivian was also preceded in death by her first husband, Gory Madison Hall. Vivian was a devoted worker in the Nazarene Church as a Sunday School teacher and in the missionary society. She was a charter member of the Man, W.Va., Nazarene Church, and worked faithfully in the Nazarene Central and Walnut Hills churches in Huntington and the Hollywood, Md., Nazarene Church. In 1963 she was honored as the West Virginia Nazarene Sunday School Teacher of the Year. Vivian worked for Kentucky Central Life Insurance Company and then for 25 years with the Appalachian Life Insurance Company. She admired and respected her boss, Lester H. Smith, and her co-worker, Helen Stewart Pack, who has been a dear friend for over 50 years. In addition to her daughter, Kay, and husband, Harvey, Vivian is also survived by her son-in-law, Dr. Harry Edward Sowards; grandchildren, Jennifer Sowards Parsons and husband Jeff of Lexington, S.C., and Mitchell Edward Sowards of Columbia, S.C.; great-grandchildren, Tyler Jennings Parsons and Sean Edward Parsons of Lexington, S.C.; stepdaughters, Janette Huseman of LaPlata, Md., and Rena "Terri" Mull of Downey, Calif. Vivian so often expressed her appreciation to the staff of Heartland of Riverview of "how much they were doing" for her; so her family extends a much deserved thank you to all the staff there. Special thanks to Betty Crouch and Annabel Dayhoff for the time spent with our Mother during her passage from this life. Visitation with the family will be prior to the service on Monday, from 1 to 2 p.m. at Beard Mortuary. Donations may be made to either the Cross Roads Methodist Church or the Walnut Hills Nazarene Church in Vivian's memory. | STAFFORD, Vivian L. (I127063)
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| 3099 | (Jul 09, 2007) HUNTINGTON HERALD DISPATCH VIVIAN STAFFORD HALL DEAN, wife of William Harvey Dean of LaPlata, Md., and loving mother of Kay Hall Sowards, died Saturday, July 7, 2007, in Heartland of Riverview. Funeral service will be conducted 2 p.m. Monday, July 9, 2007, at Beard Mortuary with Rev. Tim Halloran and Rev. Michael Lyons officiating. Burial will follow in Spring Hill Cemetery. Vivian had been a resident of Heartland for three and one half years. She was born November 8, 1914, in Columbus, Ohio, and was adopted in infancy by her parents, the late John Frederick and Bertha Nunley Stafford of Logan County, W.Va. Vivian was also preceded in death by her first husband, Gory Madison Hall. Vivian was a devoted worker in the Nazarene Church as a Sunday School teacher and in the missionary society. She was a charter member of the Man, W.Va., Nazarene Church, and worked faithfully in the Nazarene Central and Walnut Hills churches in Huntington and the Hollywood, Md., Nazarene Church. In 1963 she was honored as the West Virginia Nazarene Sunday School Teacher of the Year. Vivian worked for Kentucky Central Life Insurance Company and then for 25 years with the Appalachian Life Insurance Company. She admired and respected her boss, Lester H. Smith, and her co-worker, Helen Stewart Pack, who has been a dear friend for over 50 years. In addition to her daughter, Kay, and husband, Harvey, Vivian is also survived by her son-in-law, Dr. Harry Edward Sowards; grandchildren, Jennifer Sowards Parsons and husband Jeff of Lexington, S.C., and Mitchell Edward Sowards of Columbia, S.C.; great-grandchildren, Tyler Jennings Parsons and Sean Edward Parsons of Lexington, S.C.; stepdaughters, Janette Huseman of LaPlata, Md., and Rena "Terri" Mull of Downey, Calif. Vivian so often expressed her appreciation to the staff of Heartland of Riverview of "how much they were doing" for her; so her family extends a much deserved thank you to all the staff there. Special thanks to Betty Crouch and Annabel Dayhoff for the time spent with our Mother during her passage from this life. Visitation with the family will be prior to the service on Monday, from 1 to 2 p.m. at Beard Mortuary. Donations may be made to either the Cross Roads Methodist Church or the Walnut Hills Nazarene Church in Vivian's memory. | STAFFORD, Vivian L. (I127063)
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| 3100 | (Jul 09, 2007) HUNTINGTON HERALD DISPATCH VIVIAN STAFFORD HALL DEAN, wife of William Harvey Dean of LaPlata, Md., and loving mother of Kay Hall Sowards, died Saturday, July 7, 2007, in Heartland of Riverview. Funeral service will be conducted 2 p.m. Monday, July 9, 2007, at Beard Mortuary with Rev. Tim Halloran and Rev. Michael Lyons officiating. Burial will follow in Spring Hill Cemetery. Vivian had been a resident of Heartland for three and one half years. She was born November 8, 1914, in Columbus, Ohio, and was adopted in infancy by her parents, the late John Frederick and Bertha Nunley Stafford of Logan County, W.Va. Vivian was also preceded in death by her first husband, Gory Madison Hall. Vivian was a devoted worker in the Nazarene Church as a Sunday School teacher and in the missionary society. She was a charter member of the Man, W.Va., Nazarene Church, and worked faithfully in the Nazarene Central and Walnut Hills churches in Huntington and the Hollywood, Md., Nazarene Church. In 1963 she was honored as the West Virginia Nazarene Sunday School Teacher of the Year. Vivian worked for Kentucky Central Life Insurance Company and then for 25 years with the Appalachian Life Insurance Company. She admired and respected her boss, Lester H. Smith, and her co-worker, Helen Stewart Pack, who has been a dear friend for over 50 years. In addition to her daughter, Kay, and husband, Harvey, Vivian is also survived by her son-in-law, Dr. Harry Edward Sowards; grandchildren, Jennifer Sowards Parsons and husband Jeff of Lexington, S.C., and Mitchell Edward Sowards of Columbia, S.C.; great-grandchildren, Tyler Jennings Parsons and Sean Edward Parsons of Lexington, S.C.; stepdaughters, Janette Huseman of LaPlata, Md., and Rena "Terri" Mull of Downey, Calif. Vivian so often expressed her appreciation to the staff of Heartland of Riverview of "how much they were doing" for her; so her family extends a much deserved thank you to all the staff there. Special thanks to Betty Crouch and Annabel Dayhoff for the time spent with our Mother during her passage from this life. Visitation with the family will be prior to the service on Monday, from 1 to 2 p.m. at Beard Mortuary. Donations may be made to either the Cross Roads Methodist Church or the Walnut Hills Nazarene Church in Vivian's memory. | STAFFORD, Vivian Lucille (I152995)
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