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| 401 | "Robert Ricks and Winnafred Watkins Published their intention of Marriage with Each other the second time and are now at Liberty to consumate the same agreeable to good order. James Brack and Jesse Bailey are appointed to attend the Marriage for good order and make report to the next meeting." | RICKS, Robert (I3616)
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| 402 | "Robert Ricks and Winnafred Watkins published their intentions of Marriage with each other the first time. The said Ricks is requested to procure a certificate relative thereto from the meeting of which he is a member and produce to the next meeting." | Family: Robert RICKS / Winnifred WATKINS (F507)
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| 403 | "Robert Watkins and Agness Binford communicated to this meeting their intention of marriage with each other if permitted. The following friends are appointed to inquire into the said Watkins's clearness [sic] relative there to and report. (to wit) James Stanton, Sen. Elijah Peebles and Paul Sears" | Family: Robert WATKINS / Agness BINFORD (F508)
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| 404 | "Robert White to Benjamin White for 26 pounds current money.... 200 acres (being land granted to Charles White on 21 Dec 1737 and descended to said Robert White as his heir). | WHITE, Benjamin (I2735)
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| 405 | "Roscoe Smeltzer, Sr. ...passed away at 8 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 7 at his residence. He had been in failing health for several years..." | SMELTZER, Roscoe Lester Sr. (I10220)
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| 406 | "Ruth chosen an elder of this (Blackwater) M[onthly] [Meeting] | WINBORN, Ruth (I9201)
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| 407 | "Ruth d[ied], (an elder and member of Stanton's meeting)" | WINBORN, Ruth (I9201)
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| 408 | "Sampson co of Stanton's P[articular] M[eeting]" | STANTON, Samson (I9200)
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| 409 | "Sampson d[ied] (an elder and member of Stanton's meeting)" | STANTON, Samson (I9200)
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| 410 | "Sampson mentioned as being a member of Stanton's P[articular] M[eeting], Sussex Co.; Friends always attended P[articular] M[eetings] closest to them." | STANTON, Samson (I9200)
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| 411 | "Samson chosen an elder." | STANTON, Samson (I9200)
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| 412 | "Samuel and Mary obtained 60 acres of land from his family, part of the 140 acres his father had purchased from the government, and they move into the log house, where their eight children were born. Later their first daughter and her husband lived in this same house. Samuel and Mary built their new frame barn in the summer of 1894. Samuel owned a portable saw mill, sawing lumber for many barns and houses in his earlier years, moving the mille to many places in the vicinity of Richland Township. As his sons grew older they helped him in this business, and the boys grew up around machinery. Samuel was also among the first in the area to own a steam engine, a threshing machine and a corn husker, doing much of the hired work in the community and over a wide area. When the sons were older, they took over part of the business, and were known for their promptness as well as their skill. Samuel also set up a saw mill on the farm and did custom sawing during the year. He also had a cane press and an apple cider press. He boiled and processed cane molasses and pressed hard cider in due season. In later years, when his sons were old enough to do farm work, Samuel opened a farm implement store, selling the Osborne line of farm machinery. This was during the time that such machinery was just coming into wide use, and he sold a great deal of farm equipment and had a thriving business in the community. In the fall of 1902, Samuel turned the farm over to his daughter, Lydia, and her husband, Francis Steiner. Samuel and Mary moved to Bluffton so he could be closer to the business. When Francis died the next year, Samuel and Mary moved back to the farm and lived their until Samuel died on July 5, 1910; then Mary sold the farm." | Family: Samuel SCHIFFERLY / Mary STAUFFER (F854)
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| 413 | "Samuel moved to Lexington and Versailles, Kentucky in 1790. He was a 2nd Lieutenant, Virginia, in the Revolution." | WATKINS, Samuel C. (I16596)
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| 414 | "Samuel Stettler was born Oct. 28, 1856, in Richland Township, Allen County, Ohio, the son of Christian and Anna (Hirschy) Stettler. In the old Gratz Cemetery there are headstones inscribed Christian Stettler, died 11-22-1904, age 84 years, 20 days, and Anna, his wife, died 4-22-1903, age 74-4-20. Possibly these are the graves of Samuel's parents." Source: Fisher, Clerice, The Hauenstein and Schifferly Families of Ohio, page 120. | STETTLER, Samuel (I9998)
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| 415 | "Samuel Webster and Anne his wife deed land in Lebanon lying "partly on the land of Elihu Webster." | WEBSTER, Samuel (I14305)
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| 416 | "Samuel Webster and Anne his wife of Lebanon, sell to Peleg Sanford Mason. Elihu Webster mentioned in the boundaries." | WEBSTER, Samuel (I14305)
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| 417 | "Samuel Webster of Lebanon deeded land there to Jedediah Strong." | WEBSTER, Samuel (I14305)
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| 418 | "Samuel Webster of Lebanon, County of Windham, Ct., sells two pieces of, one of which contains 50 acres." | WEBSTER, Samuel (I14305)
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| 419 | "Samuel Webster of Lebanon, purchase land in the town of Stafford, Ct. but the Stafford records show nothing further in regard to him. Buys of Jos. Payn of Stafford -- wit's." John Lamb and George Master" | WEBSTER, Samuel (I14305)
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| 420 | "Samuel Webster purchased 'lott' 34 of Joseph Colyer, of Bolton, second division of land in Bolton." | WEBSTER, Samuel (I14305)
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| 421 | "Samuel, brother of Griffith John, was born in Penbrokeshire, Wales in 1680, and educated in the Church of England, but after his arrival in this country, in 1709, he became a minister among Friends, and was such about fifty-four years. He died 6, 16, 1766 and was buried in Uwchlan. By his wife, Margaret, he had children: Mary, Samuel, Margaret, David, Ellen and Daniel." More about brothers, Samuel and Griffth John, can be read in the incomplete book, Griffith John; His Ancestors and Descendents by Marijane JOHN Zerphy. | JOHN, Samuel (I8848)
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| 422 | "Sarah Kelly was born in the same County and State July 3d, 1793." [Augusta County, Virginia] | KELLY, Sarah (I16117)
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| 423 | "Sarah Kelly widow of Peter K____ died in West Liberty (in same house & same room in which Peter Kelly her husband died) on August 22, 1866. Buried at West Liberty." | SMITH, Sarah "Sallie" (I3450)
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| 424 | "Sarah was the first of two children born of Thomas Sr and Sarah (Edge) Bowater of England and later Chester Co PA. As a British Quaker looking for religious freedom, her father had immigrated to America aboard the ship "Bristol Comfort", arriving on 28 Jul 1683. Her mother most likely arrived about the same time, also from England, the daughter of John and Mary (Smedley) Edge. Sarah's father Thomas Bowater and her future father-in-law, John Beals Sr, became friends and business associates. They were involved in mutual land purchases in Chester Co PA, as early as 1685, three years before Sarah's birth. Sarah's marriage to John Beals Jr was most likely a collaboration between the longtime friends. Sarah married: 1) John Beals Jr, on 14 Aug 1711 at New Garden Friends MH, Chester Co PA; he died 12 Dec 1745. They had eight children, three sons and six daughters. 2) Alexander Underwood, Feb 1748 at Warrington Friends MH, York Co PA; no children. After the death of husband John, Sarah transferred back to Warrington Friends MH. She was accompanied by her son Bowater Beals, who had married Sarah Cook, a daughter of Thomas Sr and Mary (Underwood) Cook. Sarah Beals met her future husband through her daughter-in-law Sarah (Cook) Beals. He was Sarah's maternal grandfather. "Sarah (Beals), wd with ch, rpd m 2mo-1748 to Alexander UNDERWOOD; she was gct Warrington MM, Pa., 25-4-1748 (Note: The mtg appoint to Henry Ballinger & Daniel Matthews to settle the affairs betweem her & her ch in accordance of the will of her dec h, which was satisfactorily done, as rpd 30-1-1748." Sarah is again recorded on 12 Sep 1761, when she was succeeded as "overseer". She died a few years later, aged 77. Alexander died two years later, in 1767." | BOWATER, Sarah (I13909)
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| 425 | "Sarah Wilkinson Lewis, of Walpole, who survived him, and died at the age of eighty-nine years. Mrs. Vaille was a member of the Congregational church, and a woman greatly esteemed for her charming social qualities and womanly grace. She died in Springfield, in 1913." | LEWIS, Sarah Wilkinson (I10264)
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| 426 | "Sells to George Webster of Lebanon, land there." | WEBSTER, Samuel (I14305)
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| 427 | "Sells to his beloved brother, Noah Webster of Lebanon, and takes in exchange land formerly owned by their honored father, George Webster, late of Lebanon, deceased." | WEBSTER, Samuel (I14305)
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| 428 | "Sept. 16, 1764, Elizabeth Webster, and Moses Webster, executors, ask division of estate." | WEBSTER, Noah Bliss (I14338)
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| 429 | "September the twelfth in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and seventy-four. In the name of God, amen, be it known to all me that this is the "Last Will and Testament" of Frances M. Taylor, that Elizabeth Taylor, his wife has full control of all his property as long as she remains my widow or till death after which it may be sold subject to Ivy Taylor's support her life therein and equally divided among all the rest of his children if Ivy comes to regain her sight and is capable of making her own living she is only to have an equal share with the rest. Being in my wright [sic] mind I written the above will." | TAYLOR, Francis Marshall (I7127)
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| 430 | "Served for 6 years, Board of Education, Beaverdam School District; served Richland Township Farmers Mutual Fire and Windstorm Association as Member of Board of Directors for 18 years; [served on] Democrat Central Committee in Richland Township for some years. We was always much interested in our Sunday School and Church Activities; served on Official Board of our Church, as Deacon some years, and as Elder [for] many years. No matter what our vocation or work is, there is always a "stop sign" or a warning sign ahead of all of us. So after 44 years of working together our lot came to the last line mentioned, account of health problems was compelled to relinquish many of our activities in our every day life." -------------------------------- SOURCE: Hochstettler, Walter and Luella, The Hochstettler Family History, 2 Feb. 1979, page 59. | HOCHSTETLER, Walter Melvin (I10530)
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| 431 | "Sheriff Morris of Chase county states that aside from two or three wealthier families the entire population has less than a month's supply of provisions. They have no cornmeal, no flour can be bought for love or money-- and there really is no money. A central Kansas Relief association is organized. J. M. Pherson and John T. Watkins are appointed members from Chase county. An appeal for aid is authorized." Source: HISTORY OF CHASE COUNTY Compiled for the Chase County Leader By Prof. D. A. Ellsworth | WATKINS, John T. (I3666)
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| 432 | "Smith, Owen P., 339383, White, St Louis, MO RA Jefferson Bks, Mo. Sept 21/14. Born Kenton, Ohio, Age 22 7/12 Yrs. CAC Ft Kamehameha HT to Nov 4/18; C Def of San Francisco Ft Scott Calif to disch. Corp Sept 1/16; Sgt Jul 1/17; Pvt 1c1 Nov 12/18; Corp Mch 31/19. Hon disch Jun 4, 1920" | SMITH, Owen Parker (I14971)
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| 433 | "Son of George Webster and Sarah Bliss. Husband of Joanna Smith, he married her on December 14, 1725 in First Congregational Church, Lebanon, New London Co., CT. He and his wife had 8 children. He was admitted to the church in Goshen Parish, July 12, 1730, and his wife, Joanna, Oct. 4, 1730. Inscription on tombstone of Pelatiah Webster, in Cemetery, at Lebanon , Ct. "The body of Mr. Peletiah Webster lies buried here. He married Mrs. Joanna Smith, by her had eight children, gave his eldest son a liberal education, the rest he brought up reputably. He was a pious and prudent man. Born 17 Nov., 1702. Died 15th Feby., 1756."" | WEBSTER, Pelatiah (I14322)
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| 434 | "Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #143. Notes: Pears. Annabel Pears, of the Church Home, 2227 Prospect Ave., Oct. 25, 1963, wife of the late W. Howard Pears, mother of Robert M. and William H. (both deceased)." | SCHNABEL, Annabel (I4216)
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| 435 | "Sporting the name Walter Craig when out of the limelight and the stage name Anthony Dexter when in it, he rounded out his years teaching high school speech and drama classes at Eagle Rock High School (circa 1968-78) in the Los Angeles area. His best-known role as an actor, however, occurred when he landed the part of Rudolph Valentino in the actor's biopic Valentino (1951). He was reputed to have won the role from a competitive field of 75,000 aspiring Valentinos. The film's producer, 'Edward Small', claimed to have made 400 screen tests for the part until discovering Dexter--the perfect fit. So much alike was Dexter in appearance to Valentino that Valentino fan clubs, upon learning of Dexter, applauded the choice of him to play their star. Even the press lauded Dexter as "incredible. The same eyes, ears, mouth--the same grace in dancing" (according to a 1950 Los Angeles Times article quoting George Melford, who directed Valentino in The Sheik (1921). Although "Valentino" was not the success its producers had hoped for, Dexter managed to garner future parts in movies similar to the roles the real Valentino had played: John Smith in Captain John Smith and Pocahontas (1953); Captain Kidd in Captain Kidd and the Slave Girl (1954); a pirate leader in The Black Pirates (1954); Christopher Columbus in The Story of Mankind (1957). After these roles, his career gradually diminished until ultimately he was cast in a bit part in Julie Andrews' vehicle Thoroughly Modern Millie (1967). Dexter grew up on a farm in Talmadge, Nebraska, where he played such good football in high school that he earned a scholarship to St. Olaf's College in Minnesota. There he began his pursuit of stage and screen, singing first in the college's choir before going on to the University of Iowa to get his M.A. in speech and drama. Even during World War II, Dexter--then a sergeant with the Army Special Services--toured England and other parts of the European theater of war doing the show "Claudia." Having not limited himself to movies, he did at least one notable run at summer theatre in San Francisco in "The King and I" and added to his credits parts in the Broadway shows "The Three Sisters," "Ah, Wilderness" and "The Barretts of Wimpole Street." He died at the age of 88 in Greeley, Colorado. Source: IMDB | CRAIG, Walter Fleischmann (I4031)
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| 436 | "State of Virginia, County of Frederick, to-wit: I, George B. Whitacre, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Frederick County, a Court of record in and for said County and State, do certify that the marriage of John Eddy and Jensy Sprout which took place in Frederick County, Virginia, on the 2nd day of March, 1789 by Christian Streit and is duly recorded in the Clerk's office of the said Circuit Court on the xxxx day of xxxxxxxxxxb&x , as full and complete as the same is now of record in said office in Marriage Register, Page 47 line 10. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereto set my hand and the seal of said Court (which is my Official Seal my offices in said County this 10th day of February, 1977 | Family: John Henry EDDY / Jensey Jane SPROUT (F1734)
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| 437 | "Steven Craig Watkins Jr. was born on March 1, 1982, the adopted son of Kay and Steven Sr. He then married Natasha Lynn Morris and they had one son together Jason G. Watkins. He also had a Step-Son Zachary A. Hall from Natasha's 1st Marriage. He died on July 10, 2019, in Monroe, North Carolina, at the age of 36." | WATKINS, Steven Craig Jr. (I2833)
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| 438 | "Steven Craig Watkins Jr., 37 of Monroe, NC Passed away on July 10, 2019. Craig always loved to go fishing at Alumn Creek, OH, Wolfe River and Livingston/Rickman, TN and also below the big dam in Lancaster NC. He was adopted by his mom, Kay V. Watkins, and dad, Steven C. Watkins Sr.. at 30 days old. He is survived by them and also his wife of almost 20 years, Natasha L. Watkins, his boys, Jason G. Watkins who is his biological son then his step-son, Zachary A. Hall whom he treated no differently than Jason. His in-laws, Paul D. Morris & Tonya L. Morris and other family and friends. Craig accepted Jesus as a young boy. He was baptized later. He was a Veteran of the United States Air Force. He was a wonderful, loving son, husband and father. He and Natasha met when she was his assistant manager at Massey's pizza. They started dating on December 16, 2001. They later got married on April 12, 2004. He was an excellent son-in-law, who took care of his kids - his own or otherwise. We will all rejoice and reunite in heaven when we hear the trumpet sound and we get called home. We'll be able to see him again, and he will be waiting at the gates to welcome us with Uncle Chad, Memaw Virginia, Grandma Jo and everyone else who went before and after him. Thank you for being my knight in shining armor, my best friend, lover and a wonderful loving and caring husband and father to our two sons. I didn't think that it was possible to love someone more after you'd gotten together and had been married to them than I do with you each and every day. I love you more and more as the years go by, and the longer we're together, you'll always be my Puddin and I'll always be your Harley Quinn. Source: Find A Grave Memorial 212162625. | WATKINS, Steven Craig Jr. (I2833)
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| 439 | "Students' Army Training Corps Denison University Granville Ohio" | KELLEY, Luther Cleveland (I18539)
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| 440 | "Succumbed from the effects of a foot infection at his ranch." | HANNEBAUM, John Henry (I7487)
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| 441 | "Sues on Check" Toledo -- Paige -- Jewett Co. makes C. M. Contriss defendant in an action in common pleas court for the recovery of $300 and interest alleged to be due on a check which the defendant issued to Mark Dinham, who in turn endorsed the paper to plaintiff in payment for an automobile. Payment of the check on the Lima Trust Co. was stopped by Contriss and the suit followed." | DINHAM, Mark Oswald (I9473)
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| 442 | "Swartz, Frederick, company G; first lieutenant; died May 14, 1864; buried Chattanooga, Tennessee. Killed in the Battle of Resaca, Georgia; interred in Section F. grave 90." "Although born in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, he was living in Hancock County, Ohio, when he enlisted as a private in the 21st Ohio Regiment on 19 September, 1861." | SWARTZ, Frederick (I6998)
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| 443 | "Syracuse (NY) Post-Standard Wednesday, September 13, 1950 Page 20, Column 3 Services Friday For Allen F. Cook THU FUNERAL of Allen F. Cook, 52, of 200 Matty av., Mattydale, who died last night of a heart attack while bowling at the Bowling Green alleys in North Syracuse, will be conducted at 10 A.M. Friday at the Fairchild & Meech funeral home. Officiating will be the Rev. Sherman B. Eckel. Friends may call from 2ot 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. tomorrow. Mr. Cook was a past president of the Mattydale Volunteer Fire Department. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Grace May Cook; a son, Allen F., Jr.; two daughters, Mrs. Calvin Jerchow of Inglewood, Calif., and Mrs. Louis Rivetts of Mattydale; a brother, Harry J. Cook of Syracuse; a sister, Mrs. Carl Smith of Saranac Lake, and a granddaughter, Kathy Ann Cook." | COOK, Allen Franklin Sr. (I18189)
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| 444 | "The committee appointed to attend the marriage ... report they attended to the appointment and thought the marriage orderly accomplished." | Family: Dr. Seth MILLS / Mary Edna STANTON (F5271)
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| 445 | "The death of Mrs. Caroline Towne Snow was after an illness of about two months." | TOWNE, Mary Caroline (I4050)
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| 446 | "The eldest great-grandchild of Gov. John Webster, in the line of his son Thomas, was Abigail, b. Dec 6 1696, at Springfield, Mass., daughter of George and Sarah (Bliss) Webster. As we have no record of her life, the distinction of beginning the fourth generation passes to her brother, Samuel Webster of Lebanon, Ct." | WEBSTER, Abigail (I14304)
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| 447 | "The friends appointed to attend the marriage of David H. Miller and Mary Watkins reported they had attended thereto and it was orderly accomplished and produced the marriage certificate to be recorded." | Family: David H MILLER / Mary WATKINS (F4493)
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| 448 | "The friends appointed to attend the marriage of Robert Watkins reported it was orderly accomplished." | Family: Robert WATKINS / Agness BINFORD (F508)
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| 449 | "The friends appointed to inquire in to Robert Watkins's clearness relative to marriage reported they found nother to prevent his proceding where upon the said Watkins and Agness Binford appeared in the meeting and expressed their continuance of intentions of marriage with each other and are now at liberty to consumate the same agreeable to our rules. Paul Sears and David Bailey are appointed to attend the marriage for the preservation of good order and report." | WATKINS, Robert (I123)
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| 450 | "The funeral for Kellison Collins, who died suddenly at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Hattie Corey of North Main Street, Tuesday afternoon, was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon, from the daughter's residence, followed by interment in the Marion Cemetery, Dr. A. E. Smith preached the funeral sermon." | COLLINS, Kellison (I6958)
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