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Matches 1,401 to 1,450 of 1,587
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| 1401 | Rev. F. M. Burton, cousin of the bride, officiating. The wedding was at the home of the bride's aunt, Fannie True. | Family: John Alexander Jones / Stella Mae Burton (F38)
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| 1402 | Rev. Oliver Guthry officiating. | Family: Elijah True / Frances Durrett Richardson (F6046)
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| 1403 | Rev. Wesley Shipman officiated. | Family: James A. Lowe / Margaret L. Reed (F469)
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| 1404 | Revolutionary soldier. Elder in Fishing Creek Presbyterian Church. Page 143 of "Early Records of Fishing Creek Presbyterian Church, Chester County, South Carolina, 1799-1859", 1980, by Brent H. Holcomb and Elmer O. Parker, says that he is buried in the cemetery in Row 2: "ALEXANDER CRAWFORD, Born Mar. 6, 1783, Died Feb. 2, 1851, aged 67 years & 10 months. An Elder of Fishing Creek Church." | Crawford, Alexander III (I1733)
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| 1405 | Section #8, Lot #44, Grave #1 | Strodtbeck, Frederick (I7649)
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| 1406 | Section 9, Lot 48, Grave 1 | Kommer, Adriaantje (I1149)
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| 1407 | See "Captain Bill", Book Three, 1990, by Robert J. Stevens, for reasons why he was probably from MD. He came to Halifax Co., NC, before the American Revolution, as shown by deeds. He wrote his will, naming his wife and ten children, on September 28, 1793, and it was proved in the May 1794 term of court. | Edwards, Joseph Sr (I1481)
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| 1408 | See article about her on page 82 of "Heritage History of Chester County, South Carolina", 1982. Page 162 of "Early Records of Fishing Creek Presbyterian Church, Chester County, South Carolina, 1799-1859", 1980, by Brent H. Holcomb and Elmer O. Parker, says that she is buried in the cemetery in Row 22. | Culp, Margaret (I1432)
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| 1409 | Served in the 20th Arkansas Infantry as a private | Witten, Benson (I3274)
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| 1410 | She died at 10 PM. Milton B. Casebolt was the attending physician. Wayne Smith was the informant. | Graff, Bertha (I8756)
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| 1411 | She died at 10:00 pm. Harry L. Jones was the attending physician. | Burton, Frances Mildred (I9214)
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| 1412 | She died at 10:00pm. G. A. Richart was her doctor. Her husband, Millard F. Carmean, was the informant. | Robison, Ida Mae (I2370)
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| 1413 | She died at 10:30 AM. Lillian L. Wells was the informant. | Richardson, Ida May (I6820)
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| 1414 | She died at 11:00 AM at the home of her son, John Alexander Jones, of chronic myocarditis. John A. Jones was the informant. | Steele, Mary Gladstone (I639)
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| 1415 | She died at 11:00 AM. L. G. German of Concordia, Missouri was the attending physician. Amelia Heyenbrock was the informant. | Heyenbrock, Mary C. (I8773)
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| 1416 | She died at 12:10 AM. P. P. Peats was the attending physician. George G. Sweat was the informant. | Sweat, Edna Mae (I8743)
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| 1417 | She died at 3 AM. Douglas Kelling was the attending physician. Mrs. Henry King Blackburn was the informant. | Owens, Martha O. (I3184)
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| 1418 | She died at 4:00am. R. B. Brewster was her physician. Her husband, Leonard Leroy Huff, was the informant. | Bigelow, Adeline Elizabeth (I3196)
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| 1419 | She died at 4:00pm. C. Hosburgh was her physicia. Mary Napton was the informant. | Shelby, Mary Pindell (I3178)
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| 1420 | She died at 6:10 PM. R. C. Horgan was the attending physician. Lillian Reynolds was the informant. | Palmer, Effie O'Dell (I2706)
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| 1421 | She died at 6:15 PM. The attending physician's name was unreadable. Hazel Huff Barr was the informant. | Turner, Clara C. (I4163)
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| 1422 | She died at 6:30 AM of a cerebral hemorrhage, with mitral disease contributing. A. E. Gore was the attending physician. John A. Jones was the informant. | Richardson, Frances Durrett (I6816)
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| 1423 | She died at 6:35 AM. Dr. G. S. Hardie (?) was the attending physician. Dr. A. B. Jones was the informant. | Alice E. (I3474)
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| 1424 | She died at 7:00 AM. L. S. James was the attending physician. John E. Coulter was the informant. | Carmean, Eliza Ellen (I2611)
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| 1425 | She died at 7:20 AM. R. R. Hale was the attending physician. Etta Shepherd was the informant. | Price, Alice May (I8620)
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| 1426 | She died at 7:30 AM. J. W. Bolton of Warrensburg, Missouri was the attending physician. | Meinershagen, Anna Marie (I8764)
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| 1427 | She died at 7:54 am | Sharpe, Beverly Colleen (I8471)
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| 1428 | She died at 8:30 PM, attended by her daughter Emily and husband Joe. | Sharpe, Alice Elizabeth (I4)
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| 1429 | She died at 8:30am. B. C. Bradshaw was her doctor. Her nephew, Leonard Vandyke was the informant on the death certificate. | Vandyke, Susan (I1979)
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| 1430 | She died at 9:00 PM. George A. Kelling was the attending physician. | Heyenbrock, Nora (I2368)
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| 1431 | She died at 9:45pm. G. Aiken was her physician. W. J. Jones was the informant. | Baker, Clarissa M. (I3160)
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| 1432 | She died at birth. | Thomas, Infant Daughter (I6639)
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| 1433 | She is actually the listed as the stepmother in the 1900 census. However, the rest of the family is listed on the previous page and the entries are unreadable. | Ferguson, Ruth B. (I1321)
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| 1434 | She is listed in the 1850 and 1860 census as Sarah M. Peale, aged 2 and 12, respectively. In the 1880 and 1900 census, she is listed as Emma (?) and Mary. The 1900 census gives her birthdate as Sept. 1858. All the children in this family gave incorrect ages in 1870, 1880 and 1900. Since many of them were alive in the 1850 or 1860 census, I have used birthdates calculated from those ages, rather than the later censuses. | Peale, Sarah Mary (I5422)
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| 1435 | She is possibly a granddaughter. | Wilkins, Margaret (I7154)
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| 1436 | She was a boarder in the household of Henry Yocum. | Ellis, Nola K. (I3941)
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| 1437 | She was still alive on September 24, 1804, when they sold some land in Chester Co., SC. "Captain Bill", Book Three, 1990, by Robert J. Stevens, says "she died, sometime before 1805" on page 6. | Porter, Susannah (I1707)
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| 1438 | SOLVED ERROR: Page 7 of 'Captain Bill', Book Three, 1990, by Robert J,Stevens, says: '[Sarah Edwards] Married William 'Blacksmith Billy'Walker, born 1781, CC [Chester County, SC], died 11/14/1834, a son ofJohn A. Gaston Walker, and grandson of Alexander and Esther (Gaston)Walker, Billy Walker was murdered by John Ferguson, who hung for thecrime.' Esther Gaston is one of the children of John Gaston and EstherWaugh, whose children, with their birth dates, are listed in 'HeritageHistory of Chester County, South Carolina', 1982. Esther Gaston was bornon October 15, 1760. She cannot have grandchildren born in 1781. Sincenone of her children are listed in the article which gives her birthdate, I am leaving the parents of John A. Gaston Walker blank. (LawrenceGlenn Hardin - 1996) Buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Fort Lawn, Chester Co., SC, Page 247 of 'Heritage History of Chester County, South Carolina, Vol.II', 1995, says that John Alexander Gaston Walker was born in1780 and hada son, William 'Blacksmith Billy' Walker, born in 1798 and died on 14November 1834. This solves the error. | Walker, William (I1468)
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| 1439 | Spells her name as Horn. | Horne, Ruth (I1444)
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| 1440 | stillborn | Stout, Infant (I822)
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| 1441 | stillborn | Gray, Rickey Lynn (I2732)
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| 1442 | stillborn | Carroll, Infant (I2957)
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| 1443 | stillborn | McCarter, Dennis Dean (I2988)
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| 1444 | stillborn | Peterson, Infant (I4917)
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| 1445 | stomach cancer | Dotherow, Doris Dorothy (I5340)
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| 1446 | stomach cancer | Nielsen, Ablona H. (I9312)
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| 1447 | stroke | Dotherow, Joseph Daniel Sr. (I5119)
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| 1448 | struck by an automobile | Decook, Jacob (I3127)
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| 1449 | Sturton Edwards and Sarah Daniel moved to Chester Co,. SC. then in 1827 moved to Fayette Co., TN, with Sarah's parents. Buried in Rehobeth Cemetery, Fayette Co., TN. Page 165 of "Heritage History of Chester County, South Carolina", 1982, spells his name Stourton. | Edwards, Sturton (I1483)
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| 1450 | suicide by bichloride of mercury poisoning | Palmer, Effie O'Dell (I2706)
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