Matches 4,001 to 4,050 of 8,717
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I didn't have much luck finding out what happed to Lillian and her children and I found no grave marker for John. | PEPPER, John Milton (I11103)
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| 4002 |
I didn't see that she had any children. | PUCKETT, Pearl (I6008)
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I do not know for certain that the James Wills who is the father of my James B Wills is the James who married Lillian BUT my grandmother told me that the B stood for Buchanan.
Moved to Montgomery Co. Va. in 1773. Served in the Rev. War toward the end. Moved to Davidson Co. TN along with several of the Buchanans in 1783.
James and Lillian Buchanan Wills and James B's siblings...plus some of the Shackelfords went to Missouri in 1820.
One researcher on this line who is now deceased thought that he was probably an orphan who came with the Buchanans to Va., because they came from Chester Co. Penn. also.
From Ireland?
Lived with David Wills in 1840.
Lived with John Clevenger in 1850.
On August 10, 1803 James Wills signed a petition favoring forming Rutherford Co. from Davidson Co. and Williamson Co.
James Wills served on the first Rutherford County court jury in the town of Jefferson on July 2, 1804.
Robert Ross and Nancy Wills, on 28 Nov 1804 applied for a marriage license. James Wills was surety. Note: Robert Ross is my grandfather - know where he is buried.
In the July Term 1811 James Wills was appointed as one of five executors of the estate of James Morton. On October 5, 1813 James Wills was mentioned in the estate of James Freeman. [Roy Newsom roy s newsom @ msn . com]
Page 1 JAMES WILLS - May 13, 1796
This indenture made 7 Dec 1795 between Edward Bradley of the State of Kentucky of one part and James Wills of Davidson County of the other part. Edward Bradley conveyed unto James Wills a tract of land containing 117 3/4 acres in Davidson County, being part of my Preemption on Stones River adjoining Jas. Todd's line being Archibald Buchanan's corner being McMurry's corner, William Moore's corner. Test: Richard Cook. Signed by Edward Bradley by Jno. Overton, Att. Apr Term 1796.
Davidson Co. Deed From The Register's Office, General Records Volume D.
Page 35 JAMES WILLS - Aug 1, 1796
This indenture made 4 June 1796 between James Todd of Davidson County of the one part and James Wills of same place of the other part. James Todd conveyed unto James Wills a tract of land containing 29 acres in Davidson County on the western bank of Stones River. Test: Benjamin Walker. July Term 1796.
Davidson Co. TN Deed Volume D
Page 123 Power of Attorney.
Aug 31, 1798 I, Edward Bradley of Bourbon County, Kentucky appointed John Overton, Jr. of Nashville my attorney to convey a deed for 117 acres and 3/4 out of my Preemption Right on Stones River, to James Wills of the same place. This 9 June 1792. Wit: Robert Mosley and Squire Grant.
Davidson Co. TN Wills and Inventories Volume 2
James Wills June 11, 1801 page 290
Indenture made & concluded July 25, 1800. Edward Bradley on December 7, 1795, by an indenture conveyed a part of his preemption to James Wills and there is a mistake in the deed. Therefore, Edward Bradley, now to correct the mistake, conveys 1/4 of his preemption to James Wills. Beginning at a marked sapling on James Todd's east boundary being Archibald Buchanan's southwest comer, then south with Todd's line 95 poles to a stake on Charles Hall's line, formerly Moore's, then east 142 poles to a white oak on said Hall's line being a corner to James Mulherin by agreement with John Hoggatt and said Wills, then north five degrees west along a dividing line made by said Mulherin to a sugartree and red bud in Archibald Buchanan's line, then with said line to the beginning. Containing 87 acres, 103 poles.
Rutherford Co. TN Deed Book D
Page 290 JAMES WILLS - June 11, 1801
This indenture made 25 July 18OO between Edward Bradley of the State of Kentucky of the one part and James Wills of Davidson County of the other part. Edward Bradley conveyed unto James Wills, by attorney John Overton, on 7 Dec 1795, a part of his Preemption Right upon Stones River to James Wills and whereas there appears to be mistakes in the said deed as to the quantity mentioned and in the length of one of the lines. Now to rectify the said mistakes to do away the said deed is to the mistakes aforesaid, one fourth part of my Preemption Right clear of dispute and adjoining James Todd's line being Archibald Buchanan's corner and Charles Hall's line formerly Moores' and being a corner made by James Mulherin by agreement of John Hoggatt. Said land containing 87 acres. Wit: William Dickson and Jessee Wharton. Apr Term 1801.
Davidson Co. TN Deed Book E.
Page 6, Doc. Mo. 6 - James Wills to Jesse Clark, for 130 acres of land. Indenture made 2 April 1804. Land containing 130 acres in Rutherford County on Stewarts Creek, waters of Stones River. Beginning at a Spanish oak running west 240 poles to a white oak it being Joseph Mosley's beginning corner, thence south 75 poles to an elm, thence east 80 poles to a white oak, thence down the various courses of the branch in to Stewarts Creek, down the various courses of the creek to beginning.
Witness: Samuel McBride Signed: James Wills Registered April Term 1804.
Rutherford Co. TN Deed Book A
Page 87, Doc. No. 109 - James Wills to Robert Ross for 124 acres. Indenture made 5 September 1805 between James Wills of Rutherford County and Robert Ross of same place. Land being in Rutherford County on Stewarts Creek a branch of Stones River, land being the south east of James Will's tract conveyed by deed to Robert Ross. Witness: James Gillespie Signed: James Wills
Archibald B. Still Registered October 1805
Rutherford Co. TN Deed Book A
Page 504, Doc. No.513 - James Wills to George Buchanon for Deed, this indenture made 15 August 1813 between James Wills of Rutherford County and George Buchanon of same place for a certain tract of land in Rutherford County on the waters of Stewarts Creek of Stones River. Beginning at said Buchanon's north east corner, thence south 189 poles, thence west 11 poles, thence north east to beginning. Witness: George Wills and William Wills.
Signed: James Wills Registered 22 May 1817
Rutherford Co. TN Deed Book K
Page 18, Doc. No. 25 - John Buchanan to Radford Gunn for 253 acres. This indenture made 15 March 1814 between John Buchanan of Davidson County and Radford Gunn of Rutherford County for a tract of land in Rutherford County on the east side of Stewarts Creek. Beginning at a post oak on Moses Phillip's north boundary line and being the north east corner of the original survey and runs south 137 poles to a hickory John Davis' corner, thence west with his line 335 poles to a sugar tree said Davis1 other corner on Bowen's east boundary line, thence north with Bowen's line 13 poles to a red oak said Bowen's north east corner on the east bank of Stewarts Creek, thence west 2 poles to the middle of the creek, thence down the middle of said creek with its different meanders to Moses Shelby's south boundary line, thence east with his line 244 poles to beginning, it being part of a tract of land granted by the State of Tennessee to John Davis and John Buchanan for 640 acres dated on the 28 January 1810 and No. 1944. Witness: Burwell Gannaway, Daniel Bowman and Jas. Wills.
Signed: John Buchanan Registered 1 April 1814
Rutherford Co. TN Deed Book K
John Moseley to James Wills for Deed. This indenture made 23 September 1815 between John Moseley of Rutherford County and James Wills of same place for a tract of land in Rutherford County and on the waters of Stewarts Creek containing 70 acres. Beginning at the original corner of Col. Samuel Moseley's preemption of 640 acres, thence 140 poles, thence north 82 poles, thence west 42 poles, thence south 2 poles, thence west 98 poles, thence south 80 poles to beginning. Witness: John F. Cooke, Ingram B. Collier and Arthur Puckett.
Signed: John Moseley
Registered 22 May 1820
William Wills to (from) Thomas A. Harris for Deed. This indenture made 27 November 1815 between William Wills of Rutherford County and Thomas A. Harris of same place for a tract of land in Rutherford County. Beginning at an oak marked T.R., thence west 50 poles, thence north 62 poles to Archibald Harris' south boundary line, thence east 50 poles, thence south 62 poles to beginning. Containing 19 acres and 24 poles, it being a part of a 640 acre survey granted to Colonel Samuel Moseley, deceased. Witness: John Moseley, James Smith, James Wills and George Wills.
Signed: Thomas A. Harris
Registered 13 May 1820
William Wills to James Wills for Deed. This indenture made 18 March 1820 between William Wills of Rutherford County and James Wills of same place for a tract of land in Rutherford County and on the waters of Stewarts Creek and adjoining James Wills' tract of land on the east. Beginning on James Wills' old east boundary line marked as a corner of the said William Wills' tract that he got from James Wills running south 66 poles to Robert Ross' north east corner, thence east 65 poles on Elliotts' east boundary line, thence south 66 poles to the bank of a branch, thence west to the beginning. Containing 26 1/2 acres.
Signed: William Wills
Registered 24 April 1820
James Wills to William Wills for Deed. This indenture made 13 March 1820 between James Wills of Rutherford County and William Wills of same place for a tract of land in Rutherford County and on the waters of Stewarts Creek, a part of said James Wills' tract. Beginning on the east side of said creek at the mouth of a branch that empties into the creek a few yards above the mouth of the spring branch where William Wills now lives running eastwardly up said branch to a line made by Colonel Christmas for Clement Hall, thence east to James Wills' old east boundary line marked as a corner for the said William Wills' tract and also for B. Wills' tract, thence north 148 poles to an oak marked TE on Colonel Samuel Moseley's south boundary line, thence west 50 poles, thence north 82 poles to the channel of creek, thence west 25 poles, thence south to the creek, thence up said creek to beginning. Containing 140 acres.
Signed: James Wills
Registered 24 May 1820
James Wills to Thomas Harwell for 123 1/2 acres. This indenture made 13 March 1820 between James Wills of Rutherford County and Thomas Harwell of same place for a tract of land in Rutherford County and on Stewarts Creek. Beginning at a walnut running east 62 poles to the center of the channel of Stewarts Creek, thence down the middle of the channel of said creek 168 poles, thence north 16 degrees west to another tree on the west bank of said, thence down the middle of the channel of said creek to Bobitt's corner, thence west 50 poles, thence north 48 poles, thence west 120 poles to the west boundary line of the original survey and Thomas Washington's east boundary line, thence with his line south 2 degrees west 210 poles to beginning. Witness: William Wills, Millington Smith and Robert Ross.
Signed: James Wills
Registered 8 May 1821
James Wills to James Bobbitt for 123 1/4 acres. This indenture made 3 April 1820 between James Wills of Rutherford County and James Bobbitt of same place for a tract of land in Rutherford County and on Stewarts Creek. Beginning at a corner for said Bobbitt's tract by General L. Nolen on James Wills' west boundary line and on Jesse Clarke's south boundary line, thence east 118 poles and 10 links to the bank of a branch, thence down said branch with its meanders to the creek 132 poles, thence up said creek in the middle of the channel 151 poles on the west bank of said creek, marked as a corner for Thomas Harwell, and the said Bobbitt, thence west 50 poles, thence north 48 Poles, thence west 117 poles to the west boundary line of the original survey and Thomas Washington's east boundary line, thence north 2 degrees west to beginning. Witness: Lucket Davis and David Ledbetter.
Signed: James Wills
Registered 8 May 1821
James is #98 in the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR)'s Patriot Index. | WILLS, James (I3130)
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| 4004 |
I do not know if this is William's brother. | TUCKER, John (I6472)
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| 4005 |
I don't believe this is the correct marriage record or death date for our Levinia. This William is on the 1870 Census in Randolph County, Indiana, and was born about 1806 while his Lavina was born in 1812 in Indiana. | ASHBY, Lavena (I5060)
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| 4006 |
I don't find a marriage record for James. | TUCK, James Washington (I219)
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| 4007 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I651)
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| 4008 |
I don't find much of anything on Louis's family. Brother Everett disappears. Brother Joseph married Emma Rotan in 1884 and were still in Waco in 1920, his death certificate lists his parents as J B Mye and Mary McMinn. | MYE, Louis Gabriel (I18886)
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I don't guarantee any of this information.
Slave Names in Fayette Co, TN Wills
BURFORD, Dr. Jonathan : page 258
ELIZA given to Harriet B. Burford and her children [his 2nd wife]
SAM given to Harriet B. Burford and her children
RHODY given to Harriet B. Burford and her children
BECKY given to Harriet B. Burford and her children
DANIEL given to Harriet B. Burford and her children
GEORGE given to Harriet B. Burford and her children
BAKER given to Harriet B. Burford and her children
ARON given to Harriet B. Burford and her children
ANDREW given to Harriet B. Burford and her children
CARALINE given to Harriet B. Burford and her children
HENRY given to Jesse Sydenham Burford [his son by Nancy]
ELLEN
HARRIET
ORREN & BECKER'S CHILD
JERRY given to William E. Burford [his son by Nancy]
TOM given to Francis M. Burford [his son by Nancy]
MARTHA given to Francis M. Burford
JANE AND CHILD given to Caroline Harris [his dau by Nancy]
ARCHIBALD given to Caroline Harris
RINY given to Elizabeth Tuggle [his dau by Nancy]
ALBERT given to Elizabeth Tuggle
DESDEWAND given to Elizabeth Tuggle
MARIAH given to Elizabeth Tuggle
MARY given to Nancy S. Norment [his dau by Nancy]
ANN MARIAH given to Nancy S. Norment
ISHAM given to Nancy S. Norment
WEST given to Jonathan D. Burford [his son by Nancy]
TANK given to Jonathan D. Burford
REUBIN given to Jonathan D. Burford
ADAM given to Jonathan D. Burford
BOB given to Sally Burford
JUDY given to Sally Burford
JULIA given to Sally Burford
ANN given to Sally Burford
BECKY AND CHILD given to Sally Burford [his dau by Nancy]
ELIZABETH given to Jonathan Burford
TAMP given to Harriet Burford
JULIA given to Harriet Burford
ROBERT given to Harriet Burford
CLAY given to Harriet Burford
BECKY to be sold
DAVY to be sold | BURFORD, Jonathan (I2538)
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| 4010 |
I don't have any proof of this, nor do I remember where I got it but I don't believe it. | ???, Sarah (I5597)
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I don't know anything about Richard. Was he married? What happened to him? | TANKERSLEY, Richard J (I23662)
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| 4012 |
I don't know how many of the children actually belong to Abraham and Mariah, they are the children from the 1850 census. | ASHBY, Abraham (I5058)
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| 4013 |
I don't know if any of these boys were ever married. | FREY, John Calvin (I11110)
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| 4014 |
I don't know if any of this is correct. | LOVELY, Jacob (I3555)
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| 4015 |
I don't know if Brother was married. It's possible that Bonnie was his wife but her death certificate lists her as married and his lists him as single and he was only 17 years old. | GEORGE, Lawrence E (I135)
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| 4016 |
I don't know if Clara is Millie's or Mary's. | LEACH, Milley E (I3557)
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| 4017 |
I don't know if he married. | BURFORD, Philip Roland (I2478)
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| 4018 |
I don't know if he was born in Jefferson in Marion County, or Jefferson County. | STALLCUP, James Madison (I8949)
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| 4019 |
I don't know if he was married or had children but I haven't found anything. | ERIKSEN, Botolf (I4903)
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| 4020 |
I don't know if Richard had any grandchildren. | GREGG, Richard (I22026)
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| 4021 |
I don't know if Samuel died in Missouri or Oklahoma. He probably never married. | WILLIAMS, Samuel Lycurgus (I23088)
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I don't know if this is Nancy's mother. | BURKS, Elizabeth (I16952)
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| 4023 |
I don't know if this Thomas is Patrick's son or Patrick's brother. | HEFFERNAN, Thomas (I2832)
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I don't know if William died or moved away. | BASKERVILLE, William (I16832)
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I don't know that Samuel ever married. | FISHEL, Samuel K (I23503)
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| 4026 |
I don't know that William, Sarah and Taylor are in the correct families. | MOORE, John III (I15760)
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| 4027 |
I don't know what became of Letha and Emily. Sarah, Conway and Mary are not on the 1880 Census with the rest of the family.
Is this the John listed with Elizabeth Murphy in 1850, Monroe County? There is a John B Carter, born about 1789 on this page. | CARTER, John B (I21356)
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I don't know what happened here but daughter, Caroline was living with Philip and Susan in 1860 and son, Philip was living with his uncle, William McKinnis. | MCKINNIS, Mary M (I23455)
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| 4029 |
I don't know what happened in this family or if this is the right family. | STEWART, Darcus (I16098)
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I don't know what happened to Allie after she went to live with Kate and family. | BURTON, Allie (I24017)
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| 4031 |
I don't know what happened to Annie and Edward after Robert died. They don't appear at Saint James Place in 1920 but I did find a death notice for Edward in Connecticut. | LEAYCRAFT, Anna Augusta (I22198)
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I don't know what happened to Donnie. I'm guessing that she is also buried at Friendship with her husband and parents. | WILLS, Dahuana E (I3029)
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I don't know what happened to John and I have had no luck finding a burial site for him. He disappeared some time between fall of 1883 and January 1892. I've split the difference for an approximate death date but it's possible that he simply left his family.
The 1857 Territorial census was enumerated 25 Dec and John is recorded as age 7 months, making him born in about April or May 1857. | LUCE, John (I23688)
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I don't know what happened to Lottie. I find nothing after the marriage record. | JONES, Lottie A (I22228)
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| 4035 |
I don't know what happened to Pearl after Chester went to the hospital. | DANIELS, Pearl Nadine (I24716)
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I don't know what happened to this baby. | SHIFLET, Doloris Ann (I18093)
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I don't know what happened to this William after the 1880 Census. Don't confuse him with William Harlan, son of George, who married Mary Carter. I cited a Pedigree Resource File for his death date but I don't know where it came from. | HARLAN, William H (I21433)
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I don't know where he might have gone after the 1850 census. | ACHORD, Cornelius III (I10801)
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| 4039 |
I don't know where I got his death date but FindaGrave lists his burial date as 12 Feb 1926. | THOMPSON, Edwin T (I5019)
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I don't know where I got the information for Robert. I can find nothing in records for him. I'm leaving him here for the time being but I may remove him as a child of Robert and Elizabeth. | MCKINNIS, Robert (I8846)
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I don't know where I got this date. | IVY, Jodie S (I6068)
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| 4042 |
I don't know where I got this information. | SPARKS, Thomas Columbus (I6664)
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| 4043 |
I don't know where I got this name and children. | OLIPHANT (I6456)
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| 4044 |
I don't know where I got this name. | IVY, Jodie S (I6068)
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I don't know who their parents are. | MCCALLUM, Obediah Hardin (I8030)
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| 4046 |
I don't know who this is, I'm adding him here tentatively. | MCGHEE, Albert (I23577)
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| 4047 |
I don't know why her name changed from Neana to Neeley after her marriage. The census records name her Neana or Neanah with her parents but her descendants never knew her as anything but Neeley so I have named her Neeley Neana.
In a letter from Mrs. Ira Clifton (a cousin) to Neeley dated 1/12/45
Garrison, Texas - Mt. Enterprise
JE is at Bruning, Nebraska. Ethel is here and the baby is fat as a "guinie" pig. They are going to Houston. [Ira Clifton 458-88-5080 75961(Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches, TX)?]
In a letter from Georgie Fields to Neeley dated 9/26/46
Humble, Texas to Mt. Enterprise
(Ruben has hurt his arm.) How is Ruben's arm? She also mentions uncle Charlie Bird. (Everyone's uncle.)
An empty envelope from someone to Neeley dated 3/13/54
Annapolis, Maryland to Houston (Perkin)
Another letter from Georgie dated 2/8/68
Conroe to Minden
I'm sorry you had the flu. I had inner ear trouble. Leon (my oldest) moved to Liberty. I miss Reed Mountain and I want to see my folks at Nacogdoches.
A letter from Doule and Virgie Crow (Albert Jr's ex) to Neeley dated 2/28/68
Tell Perkin to come see me when he comes to see Honey and Esther. Husband almost died. Gall bladder burst 12/20/67 and scar tissue wrapped around intestines and blocked it in January. Was in the hospital seven weeks. Bobby (my son) lives in Channelview. Albert is in Pennsylvania, Honey is in Houston. Sonny (the baby) is in Japan in the Air Force. He married a Korean girl and has a baby girl one year old. I am 65 now, drawing old age pension - tell Robert it doesn't go far. (he and I used to talk about what we would do with our pensions.)
A letter from Nervy (Dora Minerva Armstrong?) to Neeley - no date
I wish I could plant a garden. Landlord made us get rid of the chickens. Going to write a letter to Dottis (Ruben's sis-in-law). Minnie (Ruben's sister) lives in Dallas, she is having her teeth pulled. Tom (don't know which one) lives in Boise, Idaho. | MILLS, Neeley Neana (I25)
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| 4048 |
I don't know why she is listed as Rach A on the 1880 census; she's Ruth, Ruthy or Ruthie everywhere else. Until someone shows me some proof that her name is Rachel, I'll stick to Ruth. | JOINES, Ruth (I3217)
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| 4049 |
I don't think any of these people knew when or where they were born. I chose this Anna because her middle initial is F and Amanda Mills lives with her. I don't necessarily believe she is the correct Ann. She may belong to the Shelby County bunch. | MILLS, Anna F (I669)
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I don't think anyone really knows when or where Abraham was born. I chose 1824 because I have 2 sources with an age to make it so. | COON, Abraham (I9089)
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