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| 451 | 84 YEARS OLD | SPEARS, JOHN T. (I413)
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| 452 | 84 YEARS OLD. | BRASHAER, NELLIE MAE (I6089)
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| 453 | 85 YEARS 6 MONTHS 28 DAYS | ANGLIN, SOLOMON ED (I1135)
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| 454 | 85 YEARS OLD | STODDER, DEBORAH (I4787)
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| 455 | 85 YEARS OLD. | BEAL, JEREMIAH SR. (I4619)
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| 456 | 85 YEARS OLD. | BEAL, CALEB (I4760)
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| 457 | 86 YEARS OLD | BEAL, MARY (I4711)
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| 458 | 86 YEARS OLD. | BEAL, SARAH (I4695)
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| 459 | 87 YEARS OLD. | BOWLING, WASHINGTON PATTERSON (I6065)
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| 460 | 87 YEARS OLD. | LYON, NELLIE VIOLA (I6133)
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| 461 | 88 YEARS OLD. | TIPPINS, CORNELIA (I9120)
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| 462 | 89 YEARS OLD | TOWER, JONATHAN WARREN JR. (I4256)
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| 463 | 9 YEARS 4MONTHS 5 DAYS | CAUDLE, EMMA (I9)
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| 464 | 91 YEARS 11 MONTHS 7 DAYS. | SHERMAN, SADIE (I3561)
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| 465 | 91 YEARS OLD. DIED IN HER SLEEP FROM MASSIVE HEART FAILURE. SHE WAS IN THE NURSING HOME NEXT TO THE HOSPITAL AT LEONARDTOWN. | WOOD, HELEN MAE (I3712)
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| 466 | 92 YEARS OLD | STODDER, SAMUEL (I4737)
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| 467 | 93 YEARS OLD. | LANCASTER, ROGER WASHINGTON (I6558)
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| 468 | 94 YEARS OLD | TOWER, ETHEL (I4338)
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| 469 | 96 YEARS OLD. DIED AT GRANDAUGHTER'S, BARBARA LANGFORD, HOME IN DECATER, GEORGIA. | HANGER, JOHN WARREN REVERAND (I4353)
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| 470 | @ 3:48AM | CAUDLE, PRESTON MILFORD SR. (I1)
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| 471 | A CHARTER MEMBER OF THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHANDLER, OKLAHOMA. | MILLER, LILLY LEOTA (I2520)
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| 472 | A DESCENDANT, DR. VIOLA KIMMEL OF BOSTON, WROTE IN 1957, "UNCLE HARDY SAID THAT HIS MOTHER USED TO SAY TO MR. BRYAN , 'MY CHILDREN, YOUR CHILDREN, AND OUR CHILDREN, ALL OF US MAKING ONE TRUE FAMILY'." | KNIGHT, MRS. MARTHA (I9276)
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| 473 | A METHODIST PREACHER. | SAMPY, WILLIAM A. (I9080)
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| 474 | ABE'S SECOND GIVEN NAME COULD ALSO BE WESLEY. REFERENCES: FANNIN, BILL AND PAULA, UNPUBLISHED RESEARCH DATA SAID TO BE TAKEN FROM THE WORK OF JEWELL COGBURN RAISTY, RAMER, ALABAMA, 1993; SMITH(2), CHARLES B., THE FANNIN-FANNING FAMILIES, EARLY SETTLERS OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA, PAPERS OF THE PIKE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 7, NO. 2, TROY, ALABAMA, 1968; CAUDLE, PRESTON M., UNPUBLISHED RESEARCH ON ABE W. FANNIN'S FAMILY OF S.C., ALABAMA, AND TEXAS, 2326 KENT COURT, WALDORF, MARYLAND, 1967-76; KEITH, VIARETTA, UNPUBLISHED RESEARCH DATA, NORMAN, OKLAHOMA, 1994. HE WAS 15 YEARS OLD WHEN HE MOVED WITH HIS PARENTS FROM ORANGEBURG, S.C. TO ALABAMA JUST AFTER 1833. HE WAS DESCRIBED IN HIS CIVIL WAR RECORD AS HAVING GREY EYES, DARK HAIR, DARK COMPLEXION, AND 6 FEET 1 INCH TALL. HE LIVED IN DALE AND COFFEE COUNTIES, ALABAMA, AS A YOUNG MAN. HE WAS IN COVINGTON COUNTY IN 1860, AND PIKE COUNTY IN 1870. IN 1873, AT THE AGE OF 55, HE MOVED HIS FAMILY TO NAVARRO COUNTY, TEXAS, GOING BY TRAIN. A TRAIN TRIP THROUGH NEW ORLEANS AT THAT TIME WAS QUITE AN EXPERIENCE AS THE TRAINS USED FERRY BOATS, IN THE ABSENCE OF BRIDGES, BUT THE ENORMOUS EXPENSE OF STAYING OVERNIGHT IN NEW ORLEANS WITH A WIFE AND NINE CHILDREN GAVE ABE SOMETHING REALLY TO COMPLAIN ABOUT. NAVARRO COUNTY, [TEXAS] WAS AS FAR AS THE TRAINS WENT IN 1873. ACCORDING TO DESCENDANTS NOW LIVING, ABE FANNIN WAS A FARMER IN KAUFMAN COUNTY JUST BEFORE HE MOVED TO DALLAS ABOUT 1903. HE DIED SHORTLY AFTER THIS MOVE. BOTH ABE AND HIS WIFE, MARY REBECCA MIZELL, ARE BURIED IN LOT 612, OAKLAND CEMETERY, DALLAS, TEXAS. HIS GRAVE IS MARKED AND THE TOMBSTONE IS INSCRIBED WITH THE FOLLOWING: "GOD IN HIS WISDOM HAS RECALLED THE BOOK HIS LOVE HAD GIVEN AND THOUGH THE BODY SLUMBERS HERE, HIS SOUL IS SAFE IN HEAVEN." TEXAS CONFEDERATE PENSION FILED FOR IN KAUFMAN COUNTY FOR A. W. FANNIN. FILED IN BOOK 1 APPLICATION NO. 23623. RECORD ROLL C.S.A. A.G.O. LISTED WITH BROTHER, WILLIAM. LEFT SOUTH CAROLINA FOR ALABAMA AFTER 1833 TO TAKE UP LAND BELONGING TO CREEK INDIAN NATION; 1850 COVINGTON COUNTY, ALABAMA; 1870 PIKE COUNTY, ALABAMA; 1880 NAVARRO COUNTY, TEXAS. 1899 KAUFMAN COUNTY, TEXAS; 1903 DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS. ENLISTED AT COFFEE CITY, ALABAMA ON 25 SEPTEMBER 1863. HE WAS 44 YEARS OLD. HE WAS A LIEUTENANT ASSIGNED TO THE CONFEDERATE GUARDS AND LATER J. C. BROWN'S ALABAMA CAVALRY, BARBIERE'S BATTALION, COMMANDED BY COLONEL MAURY, FROM 1863 TO 1865. HE STOOD 6 FEET AND 2 INCHES TALL, DARK COMPLEXION, GREY HAIR, AND HAZEL EYES. IN 1899 HE APPLIED FOR AND RECEIVED A CIVIL WAR PENSION FROM TEXAS. HE LIVED IN STUBBS, TEXAS, KAUFMAN COUNTY, AT THE TIME. INCLUDED IN HIS PENSION APPLICATION WAS HIS WIFE'S BROTHER'S EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT OF HIM IN ACTION DURING THE WAR, UNDER FIRE, RIDING BACK AND FORTH, UNAWARE OF ANY PERSONAL DANGER TO HIMSELF AND THE TUMULT AROUND HIM. HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW DESCRIBED A BRAVE OFFICER. AFTER MARY ELIZABETH FANNIN, HIS DAUGHTER AND HEZEKIAH BAGWELL'S WIFE, DIED, THE FANNIN'S RAISED DEMPSEY ABE BAGWELL, MY GRANDFATHER. ACCORDING TO MOM, DEMPSEY WENT TO SCHOOL IN ELLIS COUNTY BUT LIVED WITH THEM IN KAUFMAN COUNTY. EVIDENTLY, THE FANNINS LIVED NEAR THE ELLIS COUNTY LINE. GRANDSON, WALTER, LIVING WITH THEM IN THE 1900 FEDERAL CENSUS. WALTER WAS BORN IN FEBRUARY 1894. ACCORDING TO THE CENSUS, HIS FATHER WAS BORN IN ALABAMA AND HIS MOTHER WAS BORN IN ARKANSAS. BIRTH AND DEATH DATES WERE OBTAINED FROM THE FAMILY BIBLE OWNED BY LAURA FANNIN (MRS. FRED L.) ROBERTSON, 2503 CATHERINE ST., DALLAS, TEXAS. DEATH NOTICES OF ABE W. FANNIN, OF DALLAS, TEXAS WERE COPIED FROM NEWSPAPER MICROFILM BY LAURA "PEGGY" COGBURN (MRS. BILL) SINCLAIR, OF DALLAS, TEXAS. DALLAS MORNING NEWS, TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1903. DIED: A. W. FANNING DIED MARCH 30, AGE 84 YEARS. FUNERAL FROM RESIDENCE OF C. A. FANNING, 121 SOUTH STREET, AT 3P.M. TODAY. INTERMENT OAKLAND CEMETERY. MORTUARY MATTERS: A. W. FANNING, AGED 84, DIED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AT THE RESIDENCE OF HIS SON, C. A. FANNING, 131 SOUTH STREET. HE HAD BEEN IN DALLAS BUT THREE MONTHS, HAVING COME HERE FROM ELLIS COUNTY. HE HAD BEEN A RESIDENT OF TEXAS FOR 30 YEARS. HE WAS BORN IN ALABAMA. HIS SON, C. A. FANNING IS A POLICE OFFICER IN THE CITY. (THE NEWS LISTED TWO DEATHS FOR THIS DAY.) DALLAS TIMES HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1903. DIED YESTERDAY: A. W. FANNING, AGED EIGHTY-FOUR YEARS, DIED YESTERDAY AT THE HOME OF HIS SON, C. A. FANNING, A MEMBER OF THE POLICE FORCE, AT 131 SOUTH STREET. DECEASED HAD RESIDED IN ELLIS COUNTY FOR THIRTY YEARS. HE CAME TO DALLAS ABOUT THREE MONTHS AGO. (NOTE: OCT. 1964. AUNT LAURA FANNIN ROBERTSON SAYS THAT ABRAM W. FANNING, HER GRANDFATHER, NEVER LIVED IN ELLIS COUNTY, THAT THIS IS A NEWSPAPER ERROR.) NEITHER DID MY MOTHER, MINNIE LOU BAGWELL CAUDLE (WIFE OF EARL GLEN, SR.) EVER MENTION ABE FANNIN LIVING IN ELLIS COUNTY TO ME (PRESTON MILFORD CAUDLE, SR.). SHE SAID HE LIVED IN KAUFMAN COUNTY, TEXAS UNTIL HE MOVED TO DALLAS. HOWEVER, SHE DID NOT KNOW WHERE HE WAS BURIED. MY MOTHER, MINNIE LOU BAGWELL CAUDLE, SAID SHE WAS READING A HISTORY BOOK WHEN SHE WAS AT SCHOOL AND SAW LT. ABE FANNIN'S NAME IN IT. SHE SAID IT LISTED ALL OF THE OFFICERS OF THE SOUTH IN THE CIVIL WAR. SHE KNEW IT WAS HER GREAT-GRANDFATHER'S NAME. PRESTON MILFORD CAUDLE, DEMPSEY BAGWELL'S GRANDSON, BELIEVES THAT THE PERSON GIVING THE INFORMATION TO THE NEWSPAPERS IN DALLAS PROBABLY TOLD THEM ELLIS COUNTY BECAUSE THE FANNINS LIVED NEAR THE ELLIS COUNTY LINE IN KAUFMAN COUNTY AT STUBBS, TEXAS. NOTE. OCT 27, 1964. AUNT LAURA FANNIN ROBERTSON REMEMBERS THAT EMMA ODEM[, C. A. FANNIN'S FIRST WIFE,] MUST HAVE DIED WHEN HER SON WAS QUITE YOUNG. UNCLE CHARLIE'S SISTER LAURA (B. 1865) WENT TO TERRELL, TEXAS TO KEEP HOUSE FOR THEM. LATER, THESE THREE MOVED TO DALLAS WHERE THEIR BROTHER BILL JOINED THEM -- BEFORE THEIR FATHER ABE QUIT FARMING. AUNT LAURA SAYS THAT WHEN ABE MOVED TO DALLAS THEY ALL LIVED ON ALLEN STREET, NOT SOUTH STREET AS THE OBITUARY SAYS. SHE SAYS ALSO THAT THE FAMILY NEVER LIVED IN ELLIS COUNTY. SHE SAYS THEY LIVED FIRST IN NAVARRO COUNTY, THEN IN KAUFMAN COUNTY, NEAR KEMP, AND THEN IN DALLAS [AFTER THEY MOVED TO TEXAS]. (AUNT LAURA AND MAMA FIRST WENT TO SCHOOL AT KEMP.) AFTER MY GREAT-GRANDFATHER[, ABE FANNIN,] DIED, UNCLE CHARLIE, BILL, ET AL, BORROWED MONEY FROM MY GRANDFATHER T. J. FANNIN (THEIR BROTHER) TO BUY THE HOUSE ON HOLMES STREET THAT I KNEW AS A CHILD. | FANNIN, ABRAHAM W[ILLIAM?] ("ABE") (I1380)
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| 475 | ABORTED | EDWARDS, JAMES (I7150)
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| 476 | ABRAHAM L. GOBLE MARRIED THREE TIMES: (1) ROSA SARBER, (2) MRS LETHA PANGBURN, AND (3) MRS OLIVE DIPERT. | Family F849
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| 477 | ABT 31 YEARS OLD | PATRICK, CLINTON A. (I4909)
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| 478 | ABT 9 OR 10 YEARS OLD | YOW, VIOLA (I1281)
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| 479 | ACCORDING TO 3 DECEMBER 1987 AND 28 JANUARY 1988 BY HELEN SHARP THODE JULIA ANN SHARP NEVER MARRIED. SHE MADE HER HOME WITH DR. WHITED AT DAHLGREN, ILLINOIS. | CAUDLE, JULIA ANN (I679)
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| 480 | ACCORDING TO A HISTORY OF MADISON COUNTY, OHIO BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES: HIS MOTHER DYING YOUNG, HE WAS TAKEN TO RAISE BY AN UNCLE. IN 1808, WHEN TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF AGE HE ACCOMPANIED HIS FATHER, JOHN ADAIR, SR. TO OHIO, STOPPING AT CHILLICOTHE AND REMAINING THERE AS GUEST OF GEN. MCARTHUR FOR SOME DAYS. THEY THEN CAME TO MADISON COUNTY, WHERE JOHN, SR., PURCHASED A TRACT OF LAND, ABOUT ONE MILE NORTH OF THE PRESENT SITE OF LA FAYETTE, WHERE HE RESIDED TILL HIS DEATH, IN 1815. JOHN ADAIR THEN MARRIED, AND PURCHASED A TRACT OF LAND FROM GEN. MCARTHUR, LOCATED ON THE "UPPER GLADE" IN DEER CREEK TOWNSHIP, AND CONSISTING OF EIGHTY ACRES. HE MARRIED JANE ROSS, A NATIVE OF VIRGINIA, AND THE RESULT OF THIS UNION WAS THE BIRTH OF TWELVE CHILDREN. SEVEN OF THESE GREW TO MATURE YEARS, AND SIX ARE NOW LIVING. MRS. ADAIR DIED IN JUNE, 1837, AND MR. ADAIR MARRIED FOR HIS SECOND WIFE, IN 1840, MISS B. PLYMELL. NO CHILDREN WERE GIVEN THEM. MR ADAIR DIED JANUARY 19, 1859, AND HIS WIDOW RESIDED WITH OUR SUBJECT [PRESTON ADAIR] UNTIL THE DATE OF HER DEATH, IN APRIL, 1876. JOHN ADAIR, SR., [JR.] WAS AN EXTENSIVE STOCK-DEALER OF THAT TIME; IN POLITICAL LIFE A WHIG, BUT ENTERTAINING A STRONG DISLIKE FOR OFFICE-HOLDING. HE WAS AN EARNEST CHRISTIAN, AND A PIONEER METHODIST OF THAT COMMUNITY. THE FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL "CLASS MEETING" IN THAT VICINITY WAS HELD IN A "SQUATTER'S CABIN," ON HIS LAND. ON PAGE 661 OF THE HISTORY HIS MARK FOR CATTLE, SHEEP, AND HOGS IS SHOWN AS "AN UPPER HALF CROP IN EACH EAR." HE RECORDED HIS MARK JUNE 3, 1810. MADISON COUNTY, OHIO COMMON PLEAS COMPLETE RECORD BOOK A; 10 FEBRUARY 1813; JOHN ADAIR, JUN. VS GEORGE DEEDS: GEORGE DEEDS ACCUSED JOHN ADAIR, JUN. OF STEALING HIS HOGS. JOHN SUED GEORGE DEEDS FOR DAMAGES OF $1000 TO REPUTATION AND CHARACTER. GEORGE DEEDS WAS ASSESSED $10 FOR DAMAGES. ACCORDING TO THE MADISON COUNTY, OHIO INDEX TO GRANTEE DEEDS (1810 - 1870), VOLUME 1 PAGE 168: JOHN ADAIR, JR., ETAL, IN 1813, RECEIVED 86 ACRES FROM DUNCAN MCARTHUR. MADISON COUNTY, OHIO JOURNAL A112; FINAL RECORD A-91; MARCH 1814: JOHN ADAIR, JR., CREDITOR; GEORGE DEEDS, DEBTOR; FINDING FOR PLAINTIFF, $10. IN THE MADISON COUNTY, OHIO INDEX TO GRANTEE DEEDS (1810 - 1870), VOLUME 4 PAGE 93: JOHN ADAIR BOUGHT 114 ACRES FROM DUNCAN MCARTHUR BY WARRANTY DEED. IN VOLUME 5 PAGE 273: HE PURCHASED LAND, IN 1825, FROM JOHN PARRILL BY WARRANTY DEED. IN VOLUME 6 PAGE 182: HE PURCHASED 100 ACRES, IN 1827, FROM EDWARD K. ADAIR, BY WARRANTY DEED. ON PAGE 299: HE PURCHASED 100 ACRES, BY WARRANTY DEED, IN 1828, FROM DUNCAN MCARTHUR. IN BOOK 7 PAGE 292: ON 15 NOVEMBER 1831 JOHN ADAIR, OF MADISON COUNTY RECORDED A WARRANTY DEED FOR 235 ACRES ON DEER CREEK, THAT HE PURCHASED FROM DUNCAN MCARTHUR AND WIFE, NANCY, OF ROSS COUNTY, OHIO ON 11 OCTOBER FOR $400. THE LAND WAS PART OF SURVEY NO. 6781 PATTENTED TO JOHN SCARBOROUGH AND CONVEYED BY JOHN R. AND WIFE, VIENNA P. TURNER. VIENNA P. TURNER AND MARY SCARBOROUGH, WIDOW, AND HEIRS OF JOHN SCARBOROUGH SOLD THE LAND TO DUNCAN MCARTHUR AND WIFE, NANCY. ON PAGE 311: ON 10 DECEMBER 1831 JOHN ADAIR, OF MADISON COUNTY, OHIO RECORDED A WARRANTY DEED FOR 109 1/2 ACRES, HE PURCHASED FROM JOHN R. TURNER, AGENT FOR MARY SCARBOROUGH, OF SCIOTA COUNTY, OHIO ON 5 DECEMBER 1831 FOR $219. ON PAGE 341: JOHN ADAIR, OF MADISON COUNTY, OHIO RECORDED A WARRANTY DEED FOR 50 ACRES HE PURCHASED FROM JOHN W. DAVIDSON AND WIFE, CATHERINE, ALSO FROM MADISON COUNTY, OHIO ON 24 JANUARY 1832 FOR $180. THE LAND ADJOINED PARRILL'S AND THOMPSON'S SURVEY NO. 3903 AND EASTERLY CORNER OF EBENEZER OWENS SURVEY NO. 3902. IN VOLUME 10 PAGE 110: HE BOUGHT 115 ACRES BY WARRANTY DEED, IN 1836 FROM JAMES MCKILL. IN VOLUME 11 PAGE 422: HE BOUGHT 100 ACRES BY WARRANTY DEED, IN 1838 FROM JOSEPH M. DICKERSON. IN VOLUME 14 PAGE 565: HE BOUGHT 35 2/3 ACRES BY WARRANTY DEED, IN 1843 FROM ELI RUBERT. IN VOLUME 22 PAGE 408: HE BOUGHT 71 1/3 ACRES BY WARRANTY DEED, IN 1853 FROM JAMES BOYD. MADISON COUNTY, OHIO JUDGEMENT INDEX - DIRECT; 1830 - 1860; FINAL RECORD 91; FEBRUARY 1828: JOHN ADAIR, CREDITOR; JOHN MOORE DEBTOR; DAMAGES FOR DEBT. MADISON COUNTY, OHIO GENERAL INDEX JUDGEMENTS REVERSED A (FOR CASES NOT PUT ON COMPLETE RECORD); 1830 - 1860; JOURNAL 5-219; JULY 1844: JOHN ADAIR VS HEZEKIAH CHENOWETH DISMISSED. | ADAIR, JOHN JR. (I2373)
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| 481 | ACCORDING TO A HISTORY OF MADISON COUNTY, OHIO, BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES, JOHN ADAIR CAME FROM IRELAND. HE ENLISTED IN THE BRITISH ARMY AND ACCOMPANIED GENERAL CORNWALLIS TO AMERICA DURING AMERICA'S REVOLUTIONARY WAR. AFTER THE WAR HE SETTLED IN AUGUSTA COUNTY, VIRGINIA. ACCORDING TO THE BIOGRAPHY, HE MARRIED A JANE ROSS. HOWEVER, THE BIOGRAPHY ALSO SHOWS JOHN ADAIR, JR. MARRIED TO A JANE ROSS FROM VIRGINIA. SO I DON'T KNOW IF THIS WAS HIS FIRST WIFE'S NAME OR NOT. ANYWAY, THEY WERE THE PARENTS OF SEVEN CHILDREN. HIS FIRST WIFE DIED YOUNG BEFORE HE MOVED TO OHIO. MADISON COUNTY, OHIO SHOWS HIM GETTING MARRIED TO AN ELIZABETH MCKNIGHT, DAUGHTER-IN-LAW OF Wm BURGESS IN 1791. HE PURCHASED A TRACT OF LAND ABOUT ONE MILE NORTH OF THE PRESENT SITE OF LA FAYETTE, WHERE HE RESIDED TILL HIS DEATH IN 1815. COPY OF JOHN ADAIR'S WILL (CASE Aa2958 - MADISON COUNTY, OHIO): "IN THE NAME OF GOD[,] AMEN[.] I JOHN ADAIR, SEN[.] BEING WEAK IN BODDY BUT SOUND IN JUDGEMENTE AND MEMORY DO MAKE AND PUBLISH THIS MY LAST WILL AND TESTEMENT IN MANNER AND FORM FOLLOWING[:] THAT IS TO SAY FIRST I WILL AND BEQUETH TO MY SONS[:] JOHN[,] ROBERT[,] WILLIAM AND SAMUEL[,] THE SOME OF OUR DOLLARS EACH AND TO MY SONS[,] ROBERT MCNIGHT AND JOSEPH[,] I WILL AND BEQUETH TO EACH THAT PART OF MY LAND THAT WAS SURVAYED SEPPERATELY TO THEM BY PATRICK MCLANE[.] I ALSO WILL AND BEQUETH TO MY LOVING WIFE ELIZEBETH ADAIR THE SOLE RULE AND TITLE OF THE BALLANCE OF MY LAND WITH THE HOUSE I NOW LIVE IN AND ALL MY IMPROVEMENTS TO REMAIN IN FREE AND FULL POSSESSION OF THE SAME DURING HER NATURAL LIFE AND THEN IT IS MY WILL AND DESIRE THAT THE SAID LAND AND ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS THAN TO BELONGING BE AND THE SAME I SURELY [MAY BE DEARLY] WILL AND BEQUETH TO MY SON[,] EDWARD K. ADAIR[,] AND IT IS MY WILL ALSO THAT HE IN ADDITION GITS ONE HORSE AND ONE COW AND CALF. AND IT IS MY WILL THAT MY DAUGHTER[S,] ELIZEBETH AND NANCY[,] HAVE EACH ONE HORSE[,] ONE COW AND CALF AND EACH A BED AND BEDING AND THE REST OF MY PERSONAL PROPERTY TO REMAIN IN THE POSSESSION OF MY BELOVED WIFE UNTILL HER DEATH AND THEN TO BE EQUALLY DIVIDED BETWEEN MY DAUGHTERS ELIZEBETH AND NANCY. I HEREBY APPOINT MY SAID SONS[,] JOHN AND SAMUEL[,] EXECUTORS IN CONJUNCTION WITH MY BELOVED WIFE, ELIZEBETH[,] EXECUTREX OF THIS MY LAST WILL AND TESTIMENT HEARBY REVOKING ALL FORMER WILLS BY ME MADE IN WITNESS WHEREOF I HAVE HEARUNTO SET MY HAND AND SEAL. THIS [DAY - BLANK] OF NOVEMBER IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY. JOHN ADAIR, SEN. SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED IN PRESENCE OF US WHO HAVE HEARUNTO SUBSCRIBED OUR NAMES IN PRESENCE OF THE TESTATOR. JOHN DAVIDSON ADAM LOON Wm T. DAVIDSON | ADAIR, JOHN SR. (I2365)
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| 482 | ACCORDING TO ANNA LOUISE ANDERSON CAUDLE, CHARLES GREW UP AROUND BAKERSFIELD, UDALL, GAINESVILLE, MOODY, AND TECUMSEH, MO. | ANDERSON, CHARLES "VIRDO" (I9475)
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| 483 | ACCORDING TO ANNA LOUISE ANDERSON CAUDLE, HE IS NAMED AFTER FATHER. | ANDERSON, MARK (I9516)
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| 484 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | ANDERSON, ZYLLA "VONCILLE" (I9508)
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| 485 | According to Billie Bagwell Robins, Virgil repented of his sins making a decision for CHRIST before he entered the Madill Hospital . He died of heart trouble about 10 p.m.; his body just wore-out. | NABORS, VIRGIL ODIE (I1151)
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| 486 | ACCORDING TO CARMEN LOUISA RODRIQUEZ ESPARZA ADAMS CAUDLE ALEJANDRO HAD NO CHILDREN FROM HIS WIFE LINDA. | RODRIGUEZ, ALEJANDRO JR. (I9962)
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| 487 | ACCORDING TO CARMEN RODRIGUEZ BENTANCOURT ADAMS, HE LIVED AT BARSTOW, CALIFORNIA. HE GOT GANGRENE IN HIS FOOT AND THE DOCTORS HAD TO AMPUTATE BOTH HIS LEGS. | RODRIGUEZ, MERIJILDO (I9958)
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| 488 | ACCORDING TO CARMEN, HIS BIRTH CERTIFICATE SHOWS SECOND GIVEN NAME SPELLED CORAL, BUT "CORRALES" MEANS "ONE" WHEREAS "CORALES" OR CORAL MEANS MORE THAN ONE IN SPANNISH. REFEREMCES: CAUDLE(4), PRESTON MILFORD SENIOR, UNPUBLISHED GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH ON JOHN JEFFERSON CAUDLE'S DESCENDANTS, SIBLINGS, SPOUSES, AND ANCESTORS, FALL 1967 TO PRESENT, RURAL ROUTE 2, BOX 840, OKMULGEE, OKLAHOMA 74447-9678. On March 1996 Carmen Rodriguez Betancourt-Adams wrote, "My dad told me, he and my mother eloped and got married. He took her to a place called Summit, which is the very top of the Cajon Pass. My grandma was very angry with my dad. They stayed away for about a week. My mother sent word to my grandma that she was coming back home to see her. When they came back down to my grandma's house, my grandma just ignored them at first. Then she offered my dad something to eat. I guess that was her way of showing my dad she was accepting him. She [my grandma] also told me the same story. I regret not remembering all of the stories she told me." According to Carmen, his daughter, GUADELUPE CORRALES RODRIGUEZ was a good-looking, handsome man who turned the ladies heads. His first wife brought his two kids to him after they separated. He was living in San Bernardino at the time. She also had another child by a different man. Carmen didn't know anything about her. Carmen thought that her father's first wife went back to Los Angeles to live. | RODRIGUEZ, "GUADELUPE" CORRALES (I188)
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| 489 | ACCORDING TO CARMEN, SHE WAS OF THE CATHOLIC FAITH BUT ATTENDED THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NEAR WHERE SHE LIVED. | SANCHEZ, ISABEL (I203)
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| 490 | According to Dennis Miller's research, (his ref. listed page 41 and 42 of the Memorial History of Philip Powell) Julianna's mother was not Anna Margaretha who is listed as Johannes Miller's wife, because the reference states that Julia Ann Miller came from Germany and her mother died making the passage to America and was buried at sea. | MILLER, Julianna (I7154)
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| 491 | According to Dennis Miller's research, Henry Powell is said to be the oldest of 14 children. | Paul, Henry (I10194)
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| 492 | ACCORDING TO DOROTHY PIQUE ON 12/21/1995 SHE DIED OF TB IN INDIANA. | BOWER, LEILA (I4386)
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| 493 | ACCORDING TO E. RUSS WILLIAMS, JR. OF BOGALUSA, LA., LUKE MIZELL II MARRIED ELIZABETH AND LEFT A MINOR SON, LUKE III, WHEN HE DIED AT AN EARLY AGE IN 1694. HE ALSO MENTIONED TWO DAUGHTERS, SARAH AND ELIZABETH. HIS WAS A NUNCUPATIVE WILL[, HOWEVER,] AND PROBABLY DID NOT MENTION ALL OF HIS FAMILY; TWO OTHER SONS: WILLIAM AND JOHN PROBABLY EXISTED. ALL OF THE FAMILY LEFT VIRGINIA AND WENT INTO THE WILDS OF NORTH CAROLINA. | MIZELL, LUKE II (I8658)
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| 494 | ACCORDING TO EDWIN W. BOWLING, CARRIE WAS AN INVALID. | SWANN, "CARRIE" S. (I9947)
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| 495 | According to George Martin Nabors, Alic forgot that the truck he was riding-in didn't have running boards. He stepped out of the truck while it was still moving. He lost his balance falling to the ground. The truck ran-over his head crushing it. His family quickly drove him to the hospital in Madill but to no avail. He died anyway; he never regained consciousness. | NABORS, JOEL ALEXANDER (I1148)
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| 496 | ACCORDING TO GINA WOOTEN, AGNES WHITE WAS AN INDIAN. | WHITE, MARTHA AGNES (I5135)
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| 497 | ACCORDING TO GINA WOOTEN, THERE ARE NO SURVIVING RELATIVES FROM SUSAN SPEARS. THEY ARE ALL DEAD, EVEN TH CHILDREN. THERE WERE JUST GINA, HER MOM, AND GRANDMOTHER LEFT. HER MOM'S BROTHER AND HER GRANDMOTHER'S BROTHER ARE STILL LIVING. | SPEARS, SUSAN (I5144)
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| 498 | According to grandaughter, Jody Paul, Clarence owned Kay-Dee Drive Inn in Deer Lake and his wife ran it for a few years after his death. It is now (1997) Pop's Drive Inn. Jody Paul also recalls that Clarence was a chef in the Navy during World War ll. | Paul, Clarence Edwin Jr. (I10263)
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| 499 | ACCORDING TO HIS DAUGHTER LOLA, JOHN A. PATRICK WAS A GOOD, PRACTICING CRISTIAN. HE WALKED THE TALK. | PATRICK, JOHN ANNIAS (I4910)
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| 500 | ACCORDING TO JANICE CROOK PIQUE, HE IS FROM WEST MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. HIM AND HIS WIFE, JODI, NOW LIVE IN BOSTON, MASS. | MILLER (I9674)
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