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351 marrued Thomas G. Ward, 5 Aug., 1857, in DeKalb Co., TN TURNEY, Bathena (I30124596567)
 
352 Martha and Eli are living in District 4, Cannon Co. They are listed on p. 514B of the census. Martha Daniel Pelham is still living in 1900, re census for Cannon County. She is enumerated with her son, John, and his family. DANIEL, Martha (I30124596901)
 
353 Mary McMakin petitions to become guardian of her daughter Rachel (estate of Benjamin P. McMakin - Spartanburg estate file #1345 Sarah, wife of Fielding Sudduth, named as heir to her mother Mary mcmakin (Spartanburg estate file # 1213, estate of Rachel Sudduth (Greenvile Co) CARR, Mary (I30124596722)
 
354 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. LETTER, Lawrence Robert (I30124596184)
 
355 Mecklinburg Co (NC) Court of Please and Quarter Sessions, page 51. July, 1775/ On motion of Alexander Martin, Esqr., ordered by the Court that an Account of Sale of the Estate of Matthias Avenshine Deceased Returned by the Administratrix Margret Launce late Margret Avenshine amounting in the whole to L 121.9.5 be admitted to Record. (Minutes of Mecklinburg County Court of Please and Quarter Sessions, 1774-1791, North Carolina State Archives microfilm C.065.3001. I of please and Quarter Sessions, 1774-1791, North Carolina State Archives microfilm C.065.3001 Mecklinburg County Court of Please and Quarter Sessions, pg. 159. Monday 13 July, 1778. On motion of A Martin Esqr., ordered Citation issue to John Lance and Margaret his wife late widow of Matthias Avenshine deceased that they appear at next Court and render an account and settle with the Court the Estate of the said Deceased, under the pinalty that shall fall thereon. (same citaation as above) AVENSHINE, Mrs. Margaret (I30124596545)
 
356 Minnie's twin OSTEEN, Maude (I30129075762)
 
357 mObituary, Belleville Daily Advocate, 13 April, 1942, p. 3 , col 3 MRS. BERTHA NEFF DIES HERE AFTER EXTENDED ILLNESS. Mrs. Bertha Neff, 58, wife of George Neff, 1515a Lebanon Ave, died at her home at 10:45 yesterday morning after an extended illness. Mrs. Neff was born n Belleville Feb. 14, 1884, a daughter of the laate Theodore and Christina Wuertz and married Neff here May 3, 1905. In addition to her huband she is survived by two sisters, Ida, wife of Arthur Gantner, 1916 N. Church St., and Catherine, wife of Edwqrd Wright 150 E. D St. and a brother, Joseph Wuertz of St. Louis. Three other brothers and two sisters preceded her in death. Mrs. Neff was a member of the Perpetual Help Sodality of St. Theresa's church. Funeral services will be at 8:45 Wedlesday morning from the Gaerdner funeral home to St. Teresa's church for services at 8 o'clock. Rev. William Hoff, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Walnut Hill Cemetery. A story the net day named her pallbearers: George Hary, Arthur Neff Al cCoy, Ed McCoy, Victor Gantner and Wilbur Wright. WUERTS, Bertha (I30124596744)
 
358 Moved to California. Lived in/near LA. Married ? Galli. Home address as listed on death cert. was 8664 San Carlos, South Gate, CA. Death cert. said she had lived in CA 65 years at the time of her death. 1930 census for CA, Los Angeles Co, El Monte Township, prc. 4, ed 19-932. sheet 8B (3B). lines 95-96. Galli, Alford J., value of home $10,000. WM age35, b. CA, father b. Italy, mother Mexico.. Poultry farmer. Emma - age 34(39), WFb. IL, father b. Germany, mother IL. . not employed. copy on file 1920 Census for California, Los Angeles Co., Los Angeles Township, Series T 625 Roll 116, p. 141 West Tenth St. Street # 1217, House # 4, line 14: Brown, Martha C. Head Rent, female, white 33, single b. Missouri Letter, Emma, partner, female, white 33, single b. IL In 1910 Census she was enumerated in the household of her brother, Albert. She was 22, single, working as telephone operator. According to Nancee Letter, wife of Jack, Emma never had any children. Interesting info re Tom Letter, Gainesville (near), tX, grandson of Albert and son of Elmer Letter. Emma Letter married Alford Joseph Galli out in CA. Apparently, Hilda and John Schoenborn came to CA also, as did Roland Wuertz, and possibly his mother, Emma Fietsam Wuertz. Alford Galli was somehow connected to the movie industry -- Tom Letter did not know exactly how, but thought he might have been an extra/stunt man/???? Emma started a poultry farm, raising chickens and turkeys. Tom said that during the 1930's she shipped a turkey back to his family. The turkey weight 75 lb (???) when it started the trip, and was considerably thinner when it arrived in IL. I have a copy of Emma's death certificate. LETTER, Emma (I30124596448)
 
359 Moved to Denver before turn of 20th century. Apparently died there between 1919-1920. Never married. Anna Letter is listed in the 1910-1920 Denver City directories. Sometimes as Anne, sometimes Anna. The first few years the surname is Letters, after that, Letter. She lived at 1356 Delaware St. until about 1915-1916, then moved to 1417 Delaware. In 1918, 1919, and 1920, she is listed as living at 415 W. 145h st. (same general neighborhood) re 1910 Census of Denver, Denver co., Co, Precinct 4 (42?) SD 1, Ed 137, p2 A According to 1910 census she worked as a Char-woman and also at odd jobs. She was steadily employed . Apparently she lived in a boarding house. Others living there incuded, Minnie Ashem(n)benni (?)m Bud C. Qppling,, his wife Addie and their children Ella and Frances. Anna Letter is listed in the Trancripts of the Cthedral Church Sankt Johann of Essen, Rheinland, Prussia: Baptisms, 1783-1861, A-Z. FHL film 496667, item 2. William Letter is also listed, but not Christina Letter or her parents. LETTER, Maria Anna (I30124596472)
 
360 Moved to Uvalde Co in TX in Dec 1909 and bought 400 ac of land between Sabinal and Knippa. Because of bad roads they moved in to Sabinal. They spent weekends and summer on the farm. ALEXANDER, William Joseph (I30129075060)
 
361 Mrs. Lura Effie Barton, nee Brooks, was born Sept. 5, 1857 and passed from this life to her heavenly home July 10, 1938, age 80 years, 10 months and 5 days. She was converted and joined the Methodist Church at the age of 12 years; for 68 years she lived a most beautiful Christian life. On Nov., 25 1880, she was married to Mr. T. C. ¹arton; this union continued for 58 years. Surviving are her husband and the following children: Rev. T. N. Barton of Brady, Miss Pearl Barton, Mrs. Ida Atkinson, W. D. Barton, and Mrs. Lou E. Jackson. Brothers Charles Brooks, R. B. Brooks, E. J. Brooks and one sister, Mrs. O. M. Kellogg. the active pallbearers were Warren Redford, Laurence Smith, Jess Humphries, Marshall Richardson, Elbert Purser and V. C. Spencer. Honorary pallbearers: Warren Bryson, Dr. G. D. Ross, Dr. W. D. Fowler, Dr.Gordon Bryson, Judge J. E. Hickman, R. W. Atkinson, J. N. Matthews, M. J. Harley, Will white, A. W. Stanford, G. W. Adams, D. D. Munro,John Rowlett, Rector Allen, Stafford Salyer, H. L. Gill, O. M. Kellogg, Joe Myers, J. W. McLaren, G. G. White, Walter Witcher, Theo Spencer, O. O. Perry, Arthur Hefner, Bryon Dennis, Lon McFarland, Buddie Brooks, Lester Williams, Tom Casbeer, Al Kaufman. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church and interment made in the Liberty Hil Cemetery July 11 at 10 a.m. Rev. R. Gammenthaler, assister, by Rev. W. A. Dunn, Rev. H. M. Ratliff, and Ref. G. W. McGuire officiating. BROOKS, Lura (Effie) (I30124596409)
 
362 Much research had been done on the family of Peter Lemay, but no trace of his family or his origin could be found. The first information located was in Louisa Co., va in 1742, when his son Charles Lemay was serving as administrator of his deceased father's estate, and selling part of the land to thomas Underwood. A theory has been suggested by Mary Gregg, of Austin, tX: In THE EXECUTIVE JOURNALS, COUNCIL OF COLONIAL VA, Mrs. Gregg found: May ye 28th, 1702 ... Peter May, a French Refugee by his Petition to his excellencie setting forth yt said May came into this Country in ye Ship Nasaw Catp. Richd Troguan Commandr along with sevll other french Refugees Sent heither by his maty and that after his coming in one Mr. Daniell Brabant did promise to take care of him but afterwards carried him to Court and their bound him for five yeares and then sold him, and praying redress therein Ordered that yt Compalint of ye said May be Referred to ye Court King William County yt Justice be doe ye Petitioner in ye Matter by him Represented...... In HUEGENOT EMIGRATION TO VIRGINIA by Brock, there is a passenger list of the Nasseau but the name of Peter May is not shown. However, listed is: Mr. Daniel Braban, sa femme, 3 enfants, 1 garcon. Nevertheless, Peter May stated that he had come on the "Nasaw" and that Mr. Daniell Brabant had promised to take cae of him. It would seem that peter is the "garcon" in the Brabant listing, meaning, in French, a young boy. (The name "Brabant", in the ship listing is spelled without an added "t". From this document it would seem that after their arrival, Mr. Brabant had decided to sell Peter for five years of servitude, and now, Peter was in court seeking to have the indenture annulled. No records are available to show whether or not hehad to serve the five years because of a courthouse fire in King William Co, in which all recordds were destroys. In MEMORIALS OF THE HUGUENOTS IN AMERICA, it says, "Where the French name was preceded by the definite article "la" 'Le" "de" or "du", meaning of or from, these prefixes have usually been discarded or joined to the name. So, it would seem that explains how the "ke" was not written in the Petition, and shows that Peter May, at a later time made the "le" part of h is name, "Lemay", Peter Lemay owned land in VA, which at the time he bought it may have been in New Kent County, or in Hanover county. In 1720, Hanover County was formed from Mew Lemt Cpimtu, and iin 1742, Louisa Co. was taken from hanover County. The property of Peter Lemay crossed the land between Louisa and Hanover Counties LEMAY, Peter (I30124596950)
 
363 Name found in Will of Henry Turney, SR. copy on file POLLY (I30124597099)
 
364 Named in Richard Whicker's will: "My brother-in-law, John Cranyn". CRANYN, John (I30124597245)
 
365 Need to heck -- would htis family have been Quakers? According to Joyce Reagan on her database on ancestry.com, Joseph Crews and Massey Johnson were married at the Friends Meeting Houst in Hanover, VA. Apparently the Masseys, at any rate, were Quakeer. JOHNSON, Massey (I30124597144)
 
366 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. HAYES, Jana Sue (I30124595932)
 
367 Never Married ALEXANDER, Edward F. (I30129074880)
 
368 Never Married ALEXANDER, Henrietta (Etta) (I30129074916)
 
369 Noah and Nora are twins. WILLIAMS, Noah (I30129075802)
 
370 North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics. <i>North Carolina Death Certificates</i>. Microfilm S.123. Rolls 19-242, 280, 313-682, 1040-1297. North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, North Carolina. Source (S556983056)
 
371 North Carolina Voter Registration Records, 1900-2023
North Carolina State Board of Elections
Raleigh, North Carolina. 		Source (S669547186)
 
372 Note from Mary Katherine Harris finds Mitchell Daniel and Sarah Daniel on the 1880 census for Cannon Co., TN. They are living with the family of Eli and Martha Pelham, and are listed as Mother and Father in Law, so we know they were living at least until 1880 1870 Census for Cannon County, TN M593-1516, p. 146, image 291, Dist. 4, Woodbury PO ssstamped # 146 Daniel, Mitchell, 64, w, m, Farmer, b. NC Sarah, 65, w, f, keeping house, b. NC In 1850 Census for Cannoon County, Craftes Dist., Roll 872, p. 392, Daniel, Mitchell, 46, white, male, Farmer, real estate valued at $1000. Born NC Sarah, 46 , white, female, b. NC Robert T., 17, farmer, b. NC Elizabeth, 13, female b. TN -- did not attend school John, 8, white, male, b. TN did attend school 1860 Census for Cannon Co Daniel, Mitchell, age 54 Sarah, 55, John, 16, Elizabeth Lemay, 17 Robert (Lemay), age 2 1840 Census Tennessee, Cannon County, Roll 519, p. 122 Mitchell Daniel, males; 5-14 - 1. 35-44-1; females under 5 - 1; 15-24 - 1; 35-44 - 1 Also on this page , 5 people above Mitchell, is martha PELHAM, who COULD be mother of Levi, who married Martha Daniel. Mitchell Daniel settled the estate of RU Lemay. Transcript of the settlesments are listed under RU Lemay. Abstract of the Settlement of the Estate of Thomas Lemay, Mitchell Daniel, Administrator. Abstracted by me, from LDS film @@ 898430, pp. 94/95 and 354/355, Cannon co., TN, Administrators and Guardians Settlements, 1859/1869. Mitchell Daniel, Administrator thomas Lamay, decd. Seettlement, Spring Term, 1859 State of TN, Cannon co. Pursuant to the acts of the general assembly of Said State in Such cases made or provided, I have this day Preceded to take and hearafter State a pro rata settlement, saith Mitchell Daniel, Administrator of Thomas l. Lamay, Deceased. Suggestion of the Insolvency of Said Estate having been filed with the (----) Clerk of this Court for all persons to file their claims duly authenticated as required by law on or before the 2nd Day of December, 1859 and the limits of Said Notice having expired and the claims being filed pursuant to the Same, I therefore take and State the following account I Find the Said Administrator Chargable with the following amount aas Below and by him by (-----) (Inventory??) E to the County Court of Cannon County at this Sring Term of 1859 in (----) Book B., p. 58012 $ 441.11 Rec'd from E. Stephens 2.20 Total amount of liabilities ___________ $443.31 I also find him entitled to the Following Creddits For amounts paid out by Said administrator which by law he is Entitled to a credit for before a prorata distribution is made. To Wit, by amount of ( -----) furnished to orphant children of said deceased. o. 1 126.00 no. 2 To Filing 23 claims against Said Estate 2.30 no 3 Paid to MS Robeson for making a coffin for said Deceased 32.15 4. ( ---) for Publication 3.00 5. Clerk Lasiters fee for Leters and Band 3.25 6. (Bearding) Inventory of Sale .75 7 Filing of Recording Suggesstion ,50 8. Order of publication by (by) (County) . 50 9. Clerks fee for this account and settlement including 8.00 6 pags 10. Recording the same 1.50 11. Order of Confirmation .25 (illegible) sale 1.00 (illegible) said administrator (illegible) 40.00 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- $218.85 {either the clerk mis-added, or I missed someting, because total in next set of figures is $219.20, which is what I got, also} Total Amount of Credits $219.20 Amount of Liabilities Forward $441.11 Credits Forwar 219.20 ___________ $121.91 I also find the Following Claims Filed duly authienticated. To Wit 1) Transcrip of Judgement in (favor) of M. L. Prater 10.25 paid as security 2. _____ ________ cost for Judgement .25 3. Nelson Casper proved account 5.00 4. HA & WE Justice proven account 4.10 5. C. P. Brown & Nathan Findley Transcript of Judgement 20.00 6. Bushing and Wharton proven account 35.17 7. M.L. Prator proven account 4.10 8. P.E. Young proven account 1.50 9. J. T. bell proven account 10.59 10, M L Oragirs (Nati) 20.00 11. Arthur gaither proven account 1.65 12. James Todd balence on (Nate) 6.00 13. Dr. Austen proven account 51.12 out of Which amount the Administrator has paid Twenty dollars & he will be entitled to that amount of creddit on his Final Settlement 14. CP Brown proven account - a blance due is 15.08 15. John H. Wharton [--ate a ballence] 16.91 16. Barton & Brown [--ate] 10.83 17. Barton & Brown 7.55 18. John G Lake Proven account 11.45 19. GC Flavors (??) proven account 20.65 20. Z. L. Brevard (H)ati a balence 3.16 21. Dr. J.a Wood pr account 30.00 22. Fisher & Jeton proven account 30.40 23. Franklin coleman 8.23 24. Fishes & (A) Litton Transcript of a Judgement Staid 19.14 & paid W H. Young 25. David Ladd proven account 6.16 Total amount of Claims $344.27 Recapitulation Liabilities of the Administrator 221.21 Total amount of Claims Filed is 347.27 (further lines illegible) Final Settlement of the Estate of Thomas L. Lemay, Mitchell Daniel, Administrator (pp 354/55) Mitchell Daniel, Administrator of Thomas Lamay, Deepl (?) Settlement\\ State of Tennessee, Cannon County In obedience to the statute in such case made and provided I have on this day proceeded to make and state a settlement with Mitchell daniel Administrator of Thomas L. Lemay deceased On his Last Settlement made, on the 28th April, 1860 with thomas H. smith the then clerk of the county court, I find said Administrator charged by said clerk for Assessts as per Inventory -- $443.31 I also find that an Error was made in the calculation of said in favor of Administrator which I harge against him in this settlement to wit 443.31 Aggregate Amount of Assets in hands of Administrator 18.70 $462.01 Credited; I find Administrator as per settlement as aforesaid - 219.20 Balance in Hands of Administrator 242.81 Interest 4 years, 7 months & 13 days, To wit 67.25 Aggregate Amount of Indebtedness with Interest to this date $310.06 To Amount of Claims filed by the creditors of said Intestate as for settlement as Aforesaid Administrator. To Money Arising on Note iven for payment of purchase money of Land sold for $460 due the 8th of Sept, 1861, Int. $8.27 468.27 ------------------- $778.33 I find said Admin Entitled to the following credts . To wit For fees paid TH Smith Clerk & Commissioner $32.10 1. Cr (/) by TG Wood Attorney Receipts 20.00 2. TH Snith Clk, Recipet for Court costs, etc. 18.00 3. MH Young, Receipt {---} April, 1861 212.05 4. (Illegible) 5. CB Brown Receipt Feb 10th, 1862 for 14.59 4. JT Bell Receipts Nob 20th 1861 10,00 7. Arthur gaither, Aug the 11, 1860 for --------- 1.04 8. ML Prater Receipt Feb. 10, 1862 33.55 9. JA Wood Receipt Feb 1s5, 1861 33.60 10. ML Prater Receipt 14th of Oct., 1861 for 8.15 11. WT Rigsby Receipt Feb 6 1860 for 7.58 12. W Cummins Receipt 11th of March 1862 1.00 13. JR Sullivan Receipt Jan the 1st 1862 for 19.00 14. DF Weedon Receipt for 3.00 15. JD Mc Broom's Receit September the 8th 1860 1.45 16. Dr. Austin's Receipt as per settlement with clerk 20.00 17. AN Fisher Receipt the 5th of Oct., 1865 5.00 18. F Coleman Receipt the 4th of Oct., 1865 10.84 19 AF Todd Receipt for james Todd October the 5th 1865 1.00 (* cold that date be correct ??) 20. Ballance of Austin Account with Interest 36.90 21 John Whorton Note on Ballance 16.91 22. One Proven Account in favor of Fisher & Jetton 30.42 23 One Proven Account in favor of KA Justice 4.10 24 One proven account in favor of Rushing and Whorton 35.17 25. One Proven Account in favor of JT Bell 10.59 26. One Proven Account in favor of Nelson 5.00 27. One Account in favor of RI Robertson 28 One Proven Account in favor of PE Young 1.50 Allowance To said Administrator for his service 10.00 Clerks fee for making this settlement ex 4.00 Whole amount of Credits is 461.06 Whole amount of Liabilities if $778.33 Amount of Liabilities after deducting credits is $778.33 - 461.06 = $317.27 All of which is respectfully submitted to the court This 5th day of September, 1865 Josephus Finley, Clerk Approved by the court JD Elkins Chairman Recorded at office November the 17th 1865. Josephus Finley Clerk. From CHANCERY COURT RECORDS OF CANNON COUNTY, TN, 1840-1880, JORINE PARTLOWE 1875-1880 -- Ana Stroud versus Mitchell Daniel, et al. This case was heard by jury. They found that WD Stroud was last with h is family in early 1867. WD Stroud and his wife executed a deed for the land in controversy to James Cook on 1 Dec., 1852. . The said Cook issued a deed to the land to Pelham and Daniel. The bill is dismissed 1 May, 1879. P. 548-549. Cannon County Deed Register RM Lemay/Mitchell Daniel D 1838, A, 363 Mitchell Ddaniel/WM McKnight D 1851, G 199 A. M. Alexander?Mitchell Daniel D 1847, E 143 R U. Lemay/Willis F. Crouch D 1848, E 246 R U Lemay/William Acres D 1850, F 363 DANIEL, Mitchell (I30124596493)
 
373 Note: They came to Windsor with 10 Children, from Colerain in the county of Hampshire, Commonwealth of Massachusetts. (Now spelled Colrain) Linn, his wife and several of their sons sailed from Boston to Bristol, ME and walked most of the way to Windsor. John served in the Revolutionary War and was a POW. NOTE: See Benjamin Hilton NOTE: See Moses Donnell John Linn accused Richard Meager of selling several hundred dollars worth of lumber belinging to the proprietors. Joseph Linn speaks of the lot where the Roinestads now live as the "pine" lot, but the pine had been cut for shingles. (1806) Cut logs could float down the West Branch during the spring run off to Aaron Choate's mill. (Pg 14) John bought his property from George Russell, Nov 8, 1800. (The new housing developement on Route #32, Windor Corner and some of the houses on the Pinkham Rd, is where this property is. Linn settled on the western end) (Area where the Faulkners lived.) (Pg 22) John grew crops of corn, wheat, rye and hay (Pg 49) In 1811 John sold his homestead to John Jr, reserving the apple trees for himself. (Pg 49) His house was located not far above Windsor Four Corners somewhere beyond the home of the Late Earl Hayes on what became known as the Farm. It was south of what became known as the Donnell house. Linn's house was built about 1802 and both house and barn stood on the west side of Route #32 (not in existance today) (Pg 75) The house at the top of Colburn Hill opposite the Cooper residence was built by John Linn Jr (Pg 75) LINN, John (I30129075576)
 
374 Obituary from Galveston County, TX Daily News (copy on file Joan Elaine Letter Galveston. Joan Elaine Letter, 75, of Galveston, passed away Wednesday, Octover 19, 2005. Funeral mass will be 3 pm, Friday, October 21, 2005, at St. patrick Catholic church with Father John Bok, OFM, as Celebrant. Burial will be held in Housston's VA National Cemetery on Monday, October 24, 2005, at 11 am. Visitation and rosary were held at malloy and Son Funeral Home on Thursday evening. Joan was born May 12, 1930 in St. Louis , MO. She worked for UTMD for many years, and after her retirement Joan worked for the Galveston Parks Board. She sserved as a receptionist with the Convention and Visiitors Bureau. When asked what she id for a living, the Island Queen's reply was always, "I sell Galveston." Joan was very active in several community organizations. Her favorites were the Damas at St. patrick Catholic Church and the Marine corp League. She also loved to travel, go on casino trips, and was a member of the Krewe of Aquarius. Joan's strong faith in God carried her through life. She will live on in the hearts of all whose lived she touched. She was preceded i death by her daughter, pamela Elaine Elliott, and her brother, Edmond Duther. Joan is survived by her husband, Robert A. Letter; sons, Lawrence Robert Letter and Lewis William Letter and wife Susan; daughters, Patricia Ann lacy and husband William, and Lynn Marie Ferguson and husbnad, Rick, and grandchildren, Zoe Marie Stollery and husband Brian, Jonathan Austin elliottp; Victoria Ann Godwin; Katherine Elaine Godwin; Carolyn Michelle Lacy; Robert Wayne Punmill; Jonathan Edmond Letter; Sarah Elaine :etter, and hannah Gail Letter. Pallbearers will be Lawrence Robert Letter, Lewis William Letter, William E. Lacy, Rick Ferguson, Joseph C. Godwin, Jr. and Jonathan Austin Elliott. memorials may be made to the American Red Cross or to the charity of your choice. malloy and sons Funeral Home, Published Oct. 21, 2005 DUTHER, Joan Elaine (I30124596180)
 
375 Obituary from newsoberserver.com. Wautauga Democrat, Boone, NC, 26 Sept., 2004 Mrs. Delores Catherine O'Neal Bunn, 81, passed away peacefully at her daaughter's home on Lake Royale on Sept. 21, 2004. She was born in St. Loouis, MO, on Nov. 30, 1922, the daughter of the late Glenn and Estelle Gaskill. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and greatgrandmother and will be dearly missed by all of us. She was preceded in death by her husband, Otto O'Neal, and her son, Mark Letter She is survived by her daughter, Lorie Schaefer and husband Dale of Lake Royale, NC, her sons Michael Letter and wife Claudia of Arlington, vA, Dr. Jack Letter and wife Anita of Albuquerque, NM, daughter-in-law Beverly Letter of San Juan Capstrano, CA and stepson Tim O'Neal and wife Helen of St. Peters, MO, as well as numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. I found her obit under the surname BUNN. Don't know how it fits. GASKILL, Dolores Catherine (I30124596117)
 
376 Obituary from Scranton Times Tribune, 5 April, 2004 Esther E. Scrip, April 5, 2004 Esther E. "Betty" Scrip, Scranton, died Monday at the Summit Health Care Center, Wilkes-Barre. She was the wife of Nicholas Scrip, who died in 2000. Born in Bunmore, daughter of the late Charles and Alice Pilger Purdy, she attened Dunmore public schools and the Elm Park United Methodist Church. She had formerly lived in Elmira, NY, where she was a member of the VFW Post 901 Auxiliary, Elmira, and the Auxiliary of the Elmira Moose, and a charter member of the American Legion Auxiliary of Wayne, NY She was a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister and aunt, who enjoyed knitting, crafts, trips to Atlantic city and spending time with her grandchildren. Surviving are a daughter, Gail A Cole, Scranton; a son, James Scrip, Salisbury, NC,; a brother, Charles Purdy, Elmira; grandchildren, greatgrandchildren, nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by a sister, Beatrice Lynott. The funeral will be Wednesday at 8 pm in the Carlucci-Golden-De Santis Funeral Home, 318 E. Drinker St., Dunmore, with services by the Rev. Arthur Davis. Friends may call WEd., 5 to 8 pm. Memorial contributions may be made to the Veterals Administration Medical Center Voluntary Services, 1111 East End Blvd, Wilkes-Barre, 18711. copy on file PURDY, Ester E. (Betty) (I30124596093)
 
377 Obituary, published Belleville News Democrat LEROY WUERTZ Leroy J. "Roy" Wuertz, 85, of Cahokia, Ill., died Wednesday, Nov. 19, 1997, at his residence. Mr. Wuertz was a retired switch tender for the Terminal Railroad for 50 years. He was a member of American legion Post 784, Cahokia, ILl. He was preceded in death by his parents, William and Rosa (nee Byer, Wuertz,; three sisters and three brothers. Surviving are his children, Laura L. (Bruce) Anderson of Waterloo, Ill., and Rosa L. (DFan) Walker of Fenton, MO, and two grandsons, Matthew T. Hale and Daniel J. Walker, Jr. Funeral services will be held at 10 am Monday, Nov., 24, 1997, at Kassly Mortuary Chapel, Fairview Heights, Ill, with Pastor Hal Santos officiating. Interment will be in Valhalla Gardens of Memory, Belleville, IL. Friends may call from 4 to 9 pm, Sunday, Nov., 23, 1997, at the Mortuary. KASSLY MORTUARY, Fairview Heights, IIll. WUERTZ, Leroy (I30124596273)
 
378 Obviously, Lucy Peace didn't marry both of these brothers. Which is correct? PEACE, Lucy (I30124596967)
 
379 Occupation, according to Mary D., gencircles, was linen weaver, farmer. First wife was Ann BAHR, b. 29 Sept, 1715 in Ottenbach, Germany. Married 3 June, 1748, in Reischweiler, Palatinate, Germany (HRE) Put info on Peter in wrong place. Check w/ Henry. Re Ken Gillmore's research: Johan Peter was apprenticed to the linenweavers' trade. He came to the American Colonies on 12 Oct., 1741, aboard the vessel Friendship, arriving in Philadelphia. Also aboard this ship was Melchor Baar and members of the Baar family, including Anna Baar, the wife of JP Turney, and Anna Maria Turni, the duaghter of Johan Peter and Anna Baar. It is uncertain at what point Johan Peter transformed his name to Turney - more research neeeded. According to Sarah Elizabeth Cox Waggoner, Peter Turney was a widower with one daughter when he left Switzerland. She states in her book Family and Ancestry, that he formed an acquaintance with Miss Eve Schwartz from near the city of Frankfurt am Main. Soon after their arrival in America they were married and settled in Culpepper Co., VA. he and the children spoke the German language, although there is a tradition that originally, the Turneys were French. If they were, they remained in Switzerland long enough to acquire a thorough knowledge of German. It is also believed that with Peter Turney, two brothers also came over to this country: Mr. Daniel Turney, who settled in PA, and Mr. Adam Turney, who settled in NY. TURNEY, Johan Peter (I30124596693)
 
380 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. BRYANT, Olney Joseph (I30124596323)
 
381 on 1880 Census for Transylvania Co., NC, Davidson River Township, page 52 (?), SD 4, Ed 156, Stamped page 236 A Brooks, Malinda, White, Female, 81, Mother in law, widow, at home, she and both parent born SC LEISTER (LESTER), Malinda (I30124596649)
 
382 On his WWW Draft Registration he stated he was a farmer, had a wife and one child, and was tall and slender with blue eys and brown hair. ATKINSON, James Parks (I30124596786)
 
383 On the 1880 census, directly under the Hopkins family, is John Turney, 25. Living with him is Andrew J. Hayes, age 24, nephew of John Turney, also AJ Hayes' wife, Tennessee, age 28, and their two children, William R., age 3, and Addie, age 1. According to Shelby Reynolds, granddaughter of John W. Hayes' son, Isaac Lee, John came to TN from IL with his brother, who is unidentified. In the 1850 census he was living in the home of Jasper and Rebekoh Ruyle. Rebekoh Ruyle is, I believe, Rebeckoh TURNEY 1860 Census for DeKalb Co, TN, second district, p. 21, lines 13-17 Hayes, John, 28, m, w, merchang Elizabeth , 22, f, James A, 5, m, w, Paralee E., e, f, w. Malinda 7/12 f. 1880 Census for TN, DeKalb Co, Liberty P. O., p. 10, SD 2, ED26, stamped B Hopkins, John W. W, M, 48, married, Farming, B. TN, father b. NC mother TN Elizabeth w, m, 44, married, b. TN, parents same Lilly M., white, female, 6, daughter, single, b. TN, parents same William C., white, male, 3, son, single, b. TN, parents same Marion W. white, male, 1, single, b. TN Hays, Mary E., white female, 20, step-daughter, b. TN, parents b. TN (this is possibly incorrect, father b. IL) Isaac L, white, male, stepson, single, laborer - emplooyed 6 months,same birth data John T. wite, male, 13, stepson, farming, birth info same Luther E., white, male, 11, stepson, single, no occupation given, John, Isaac and Luther Hayes can read but cannot write. John W. Hayes' insolvent estate was probated in March, 1866. I still do nt have a date o death for him, but it was well before the births of Elizabeth's twoo yougest sons. Shelby Reynolds said her mother said that they were from "the second marriage" and Grandma gave his father's name as JAMES, not John. However, I cannot find any record of a marriage between a James Hayes/Hays/Hayese and Elizabeth J. Turney Hayes, HAYES, John (I30124596475)
 
384 One son died very early, I believe a motorcycle accident in CA HAYES, Jackye (I30124595929)
 
385 Original sources vary according to directory. The title of the specific directory being viewed is listed at the top of the image viewer page. Check the directory title page image for full title and publication information. Source (S556983053)
 
386 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. ALEXANDER, Bobby Joe (I30129074859)
 
387 p. 555-556. April 2, 1884 "A tornado struck Greenville and the house of Furman Langley (son of Carter) "blew up". The house caught fire. All the family were saved, but half of the house and the family's possessions were lost. LANGLEY, Furman (I30124596637)
 
388 parents Gideon Crews, Sr and Jemima Wicker CREWS, Gideon (I30124597147)
 
389 Parents Thomas Ussery and Sarah Williams USSERY, Lucy Mary (I30124596944)
 
390 Particapated in War of 1812 and served as a Major in the Creek Indian War of 1836. In 1810 census he lived in Putnam, Georgia and owned 20+ slaves, a distillery, a saw mill, and a thrashing machine. ALEXANDER, William Henry (I30129075058)
 
391 Per father's obit, (1997) lives Waterloo, IL WUERTZ, Laura (I30124596274)
 
392 Per father's obit, lives Fenton, MO WUERTZ, Rosa L (I30124596275)
 
393 Polly came to Texas in 1853 after death of Jim Fry. (CARPENTER) FRY, Elizabeth Ann (I30129074809)
 
394 Possible date of birth (Karem Emigh, Ancestry) is 8 Oct., 1754 in New Hanover, NC. 1850 Warren Co. Census lists in 13th Civil Dist. Farmer, worth $200/ Possibly had a brother named Henry. Possibly lived in GA and SC before moving to TN between 1800-1810. Loads of info in file. Too much to record here. Johnathan Youngblood was one of the 26 names appearing on the original roll of the Dec. 13-14th, 1846 meeting held at Ivy Bluff Church. Mitchell Jones thinks that Johnathan's father may have been named John Youngblood. Descendants of Johnathan Youngblood from Ron Youngblood Bob Prater notes that Youngbloods and Praters entered Warren County when the county was opened in 1807. D. Mitchell Jones -- 10 Jun3, 1808. Aron Youngblood 112 1/2 A. Survey Warren County, TN on head waters of N. Fork of Collins river and both sides of same. Begin at hickory W. bank of a branch W 100 P N 180 P, E 343 P to aforesad branch crossing the same in all 100 P S 180P. Robert McCombs DS fled Aug 20, 1808. In the minute book of church and cemetery at Ivy Bluff, the following entry is found: At a meeting begun and held at Ivy Bluff in Warren Co., TN, on the 13th and 14th of December, 1846, during which time the following named persons gave themselves to the Lord and to each other, agreeing to constitute themselves into a church of the Lord Jesus Christ, and to worship Him according to His will as contained in the scriptures, rejecting everything else as authoritative in religion: Namely James Lance, Sr., Johnathan Youngblood ... with 24 other names appearing on the original roll. (MCMINNVILLE AT A MILESTONE, b. Walter Womack, p. 209-210). Much info in file./ 1850 Warren Co TN Census entry 1080, lists Johnathan Youngblood, 84, b. NC,: Nancy, 75, b. VA: Rachel, 36, Martha, 35, Benjamin Bates, 7; Ala J. Bates, 3; and Rachel P. Bates, 1, all born TN. Warren Co. Will Book 3, p. 139 records his property was sold at auction 3 July, 1852. The Entry: list of personal property sold at the residence of Jonathan Youngblood, dec'd. Purchases by Nancy youngblood, Rachel Youngblood and others, on p. 220 an entry dates 25 April, 1854, shows settlement with John F. Lance administrator of Johnathan Youngblood. Widow, Nancy youngblood. Mitchell Jones: Sept 27, 1838 Jonathan (Youngblood)Sr. gives to Jonathan J. Youngblood all his stock of horses, cattle, hogs and sheep and all land 113A to keep Jonathan Youngblood and his wife Nancy Youngblood. signed Jonathan X Youngblood and Jonathan J youngblood. Jonathan Youngblood was one of the 26 names appearing on the original Roll of the Dec. 13th and 14th, 1846 meeting held at Ivy Bluff Church, "McMinneville at a Milestone, " by Walter Womack, p. 210 YOUNGBLOOD, Johnathan (I30124596527)
 
395 Possible spouses for George Turney - 10 Clary Robinson , 26, Nov., 1868; 2) Mattie Bratten, 3 Aug, 1870 George C. Turney was killed in the Battle of Calf Cree,, during the Civil War, on 22 Feb., 1864 So -- neither of the spouses above could have been his wife. TURNEY, George C. (I30124596568)
 
396 Possible spouses for Isaac Turney -- Parilee Williams, 223 Oct., 1866; 2) Nancy E. T. Johnson, 6 Nov, 1873 TURNEY, Isaac Clark (I30124596571)
 
397 Possibly four more children were born to Henry Lance. The first six: Martin, James Jasper, Unknown daughter, Nancy, Leah and Elizabeth were born in South Carolina. Peter, Charles, Samuel, Bennett and as many as four other children were probably born in NC. Mary and John were born in Warren Co., TN. So -- prior to 1800 the family lived in Pendleton Co., SC. Beetween 1800 and 1813 they lived in Old Buncombe Co, NC. By 1813 they were living in Warren Co., TN Apparently, Nancy Lance was a mute. Lance family database has it that Henry Lance was granted 25 acres of land in Warren Co., TN and that he bought 100 acres from Sarah Elam. LANCE, Henry Lentz (I30124596022)
 
398 Re 1900 census, Adam Lester Brooks, Henry and Ernest were listed as a separate family in the same house as Charles and his family. Charles' farm was # 17 and Adam's #18. 1900 census for Williamson Co., TX Justice Precinct 1, SD 10, Ed 121 Sheet 3 Brooks, CharlesHead, white, male, b. Aug, 1866, age 33, married 8 years, he and parents b. SC Hattie, wife, white, female, Nov, 1874, 25, married 8 years, b. Texas, father SC, Mother TX Henry, son, white, male, Feb., 1894, age 6, single, b. Tex, father SC, Mother TX Alvin, son, white, male, Nov, 1895, age 4, son, b. TX, parents same Ollie, son, white, male, Jan, 1899, 1, son birth info same. !910 Census for Williamson Co, SD 10 ED 115, page 10B Brooks, Chas E., age 39 Hattie, 32 Henry, 16 alvin, 14 Ollie, 11 Joe, 9 May, 6 Fay, 6 BROOKS, Charles E. (I30124596025)
 
399 re 1920 census, he was born IL. Father born IL, but mother born Germany. In 1920 census, family lived on Douglas Ave., house #824 WW1 Draft Registration card £12-7-21C. Very difficult to read, but definitely gives next-of-kin as Mrs. katharine Wright. He is 39 b. 29 Jul, 1879. Occupation hard to read -- looks like MOULDER Personal desc. med. hieighth, med. build, gray hair, black eyes. Copy filed In 1930 Census for IL, Stl Clair Co., Belleville, Ward 1, Ed 82-1; SD 25; Sheet 13A North Charles St.#1101 Wright, Edward, head, rents rental $26/mo; no radio, male, white, 50, married at 22, b. Il, father b. MO, mother b. Switzerland, Moulder in Stove Factory Catherine, wife, white, female, 47, married @@ 19, b. IL Thomas, son, male, white, 26, b. IL. Works as carpenter in lumber mill Wilbur, son, male, white, 20, works as shipping clerk for shoe wholesaler Elvira, daughter, female, white, 18, b. IL, works as domestic in private home. Virginia, daughter, 15, b. Il, works as a marker in shirt factory. WRIGHT, Edward (I30124596081)
 
400 Re death cert. Born Belleville, to william F Letter and amalia Trost. Married to Alma ann Molkenbur Letter, who survived him. Died in Barnes Hospital. He was a retired welder for Stove Mgfr, so apparently worked their most of his life. served WW!. Soccial Security # 494-09-1331. Cause of death Artiorosclerotic heart disease. Buried St. Peter's Cemetery, St. Louis, Funeral director FH Biederwieden, Inc. 1936 St. Louis AVe. In the 1930 ceeensus for MO, St. Louis Co., Carondelet, Geidenville (Gerdenville) on Heege Avenue, # 4930, LETTER, John M. Head. owned home, valued at $6500, had a radiio, male, white, 39, married -- age at marriage 29, b. IL, Welder, employed at Diamant Stove Mfg. Co. Alma, wife, white, female, 32 SCHOENBORN, Raymond, nephew, age 10 In 1910, enumerated with his brother, Albert. OBITUARY for John M. Letter, St. Louis Post-Dispatch; 5 June, 1956, P. 4C LETTER, John M (Jack) 3923! Dunnica, entered into rest Mon., June 4, 1956, 11:45 AM. Beloved husband of Alma A. Letter, (Nee Molkenbur), our drear brother, brother-in-law, son-in-law and uncle, at the age of 65 years. Funeral Thurs. 1:30 pm from Reiderwieden South Side Funeral GHome, 3820 Chippewa St, to St. Peter's Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Clifton Heights Post 222 American Legion , Last Man's Club and Stove Mounters Local No. 96. Guard of Honor service Wed. 8 pm. Body will lie in state after 8 pm Tues. LETTER, John (I30124596449)
 

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