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8601	William is listed as a doctor in the Birth Records of Hickory County, MO. William Coon became a physician and was a state representative from the counties of White, Jasper, Benton, and Pulaski in 1841-2, and 1845-6. He was an associate judge in the circuit court of Indiana, a farmer, and physician in the Civil War. In 1848 he moved to Missouri. [Raymond Coon]	COON, Dr William (I8989)
8602	William is not included in the article on Priula located in "The Biographical Review of Johnson, Massac, Pope and Hardin Counties, Illinois", published by Biographical Publishing Co., Chicago, 1893.	DUNN, William Samuel (I13782)
8603	William is not on the 1880 Census in Tennessee. He may be reason that Agnes reports nine children instead of ten.	LEE, William James (I10086)
8604	William J Stuteville of Okra, age 21, b. 14 Mar 1896, in the Grove, Texas, is a farmer for ? A Dingler. He is single and claims exemption because his father is blind. He is tall with a medium build, gray eyes and brown hair.	STUTEVILLE, William Jasper (I8330)
8605	William Jasper Barnett of rural Shuford, age 32, 9 Feb 1886, is a farmer and his contact is his mother, Mary C Barnett. He is of medium height and build with gray eyes and brown hair. (The registrar is his brother, Edd.)	BARNETT, William Jasper (I2334)
8606	William Jr's death record lists her as Caroline Morris. Catherine E's marriage record to Charles lists her as Catherine Postern. Her death record gives Catherine Louisa Harris and says she is married. Her stone at Green-Wood gives Catherine L Harris and also lists William H and Joseph G. Is Postern her maiden name? She was only 39 in 1870, did she re-marry after William's death?	???, Catherine Louisa (I22278)
8607	William K. (Bill) Brazzil dies at age 64 William K. "Bill" Brazzil of Highlands died Aug 23 in a Baytown hospital. He was 64. Services were held Aug. 25 at Sterling-White Funeral Home in Highlands with Rev James F. "Jimmy" Brazzil and Tom Barthel officiating. Burial in in White Chapel Cemetery in Highlands. He was born in Coryell County, Sept 2, 1929, son of the late Edwin and Alice Brazzil. He was reared and attended school in Flat. An avid gardener his hobby was growing Texas wildflowers, often sharing the seeds with people from all over. He was a Veteran of the Korean War, serving in the US Army. He was also very active in supporting the Highlands Fire Department, Little League Baseball, and all school sponsored activities in the Crosby, Highlands and Baytown areas. Survivors include his wife, Becky, of Highlands; three sons, John Brazzil of Baytown, Stephen Brazzil and Rusty Brazzil, both of Highlands; two daughters, Lynn Morris of Baytown and Katie McCullen of New Caney; three brothers, James W. "Jim" Brazzil of Highlands, Chester "Chuck" Brazzil of Nolanville, and John Brazzil of Canyon; six sisters, Binnie Williams of Fort Worth, Lois McCutchen of Gatesville, Gladys Barr of Flat, Sarah McCuthen of Hewitt, Bobbie Geiselbrecht of Flat, and Charlene Neatherlin of Highlands; and seven grandchlildren.	BRAZZIL, William Knox (I1725)
8608	William M Buchanan of Forgan, age 30, 4 Jul 1886, Argonia, Kansas, is married and has two children. He is a farmer and has lost one eye. He is of medium build and height with blue eyes and brown hair.	BUCHANAN, Willie Mike (I10745)
8609	William may be her father.	TRAYLOR, Peggy (I5594)
8610	William Minto Harris, age 54, born 21 Oct 1887, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, lives at Nocona, Texas. His contact is Mrs M W Harris, also of Nocona.	HARRIS, William Minton (I11650)
8611	William moved to Texas from Benton Co, Arkansas, between the summer of 1860 and 1864 when his daughter Virginia was born. William Warfield petitioned the court for guardianship of his sister, Elizabeth, who was of unsound mind. Solomon had left her his land when he returned to Arkansas. The original petition was filed on January 8, 1869 and granted on January 25th. An inventory filed with the court by William on January 26, 1869 shows 272 acres valued at $500. William received several disbursements for building 'cribs and smokehouses' in 1870 and later. He sold the land in parcels and the last was sold by January 23, 1875. By 1880 Lydia, his wife, is counted as a widow in the Smith County census.	ARMSTRONG, William Warfield (I172)
8612	William Rigby 1 male 16-26 1 male 26-45	RIGBY, William (I21275)
8613	William Rigby Sr 2 males under 10 1 male 16-26 1 male 45 and over 1 female under 10 1 female 26-45	RIGBY, William (I5265)
8614	William Rigsby 3 White males 10-15 2 White makes over 15 3 White females 2 Slaves 10 total	RIGBY, William (I5265)
8615	William S Collard	COLLARD, William Samuel (I24073)
8616	William Scott Burford, Crane Valley	BURFORD, William Scott (I2466)
8617	William Shackelford and his wife, Mary, sold land to Joseph Martin, December 16, 1807. The land and both men of Henry County. Deed Book 7, page 122.	???, Mary (I4219)
8618	William Shackelford, for love and affection for his daughter Harriet, deeded her a slave, October 24, 1834. Deed Book 11, page 466.	SHACKELFORD, Harriet M (I4221)
8619	William Shackelford, son of Henry, Sr., and his wife, Mary, was born in King William County, Va., in 1759. He was a Revolutionary war soldier, and according to his own statements in his pension petition, he went from King William County to Caroline, from Caroline to Powhatan, and from there to Montgomery County, and still later to Henry County. He was married twice, but the identity of either of his wives is not known, but one of them was named Tabitha and the other one was Mary, as we see by the following records: Tabitha Shackelford, wife of William, relinquished her right of dower in a tract of land, July 1806, Order Book 8, page 89. William Shackelford and his wife, Mary, sold land to Joseph Martin, December 16, 1807. The land and both men of Henry County. Deed Book 7, page 122. This had to be William, Sr., as William, Jr. was born 1801, so he would have been but five and six - correction --five or six years of age. We do not know how many children William Shackelford had, but we find mention of the following: William Shackelford, for love and affection for his daughter Harriet, deeded her a slave, October 24, 1834. Deed Book 11, page 466. William Shackelford, Sr., for love and affection for his son William Shackelford, Jr., deeded a slave to him, April 18, 1837. Deed Book 12, page 225. And from the marriage and other records we find that William Shackelford had no less than seven children, and since Tabitha appears to have been his first wife, she was probably mother of most, if not all, of them. They were as follows: George William---------------(married first ?? (married second, Sophia Lamkin) Harriet-----------------------(maried Duke Price) Jane--------------------------(married ?? Lucy-------------------------(married James B. Toney) Elizabeth---------------------(married Gabriel Stultz) Sally------------------------- (married James Glass) Mary-------------------------(married Drewry Pulliam) We are of the opinion that there were others but these are all that we have the names of. And we do not have their order of birth. But it would appear that Harriet was the youngest, as she never married until 1837. Duke Price and Harriet M. Shackelford were married--marriage bond dated December 11, 1837. And that is all the information we have of her family.	SHACKELFORD, William (I4202)
8620	William Shackelford, Sr., for love and affection for his son William Shackelford, Jr., deeded a slave to him, April 18, 1837. Deed Book 12, page 225. The only son of William (Buck) Shackelford was George William, who was born in Virginnia, probably Montgomery County, March (3 or 5), 1801. He died in Henry County, Va., October 20, 1870. He was married a second time, his first wife is thought to have been a Miss Taylor, but for that we have no proof. But we find the followng records in Henry County. One William Barnard, of Spottsylvania County, was deceased, and Arthur H. H. Barnard, of Henry County, was the executor of his estate, with William Shackelford and William H. Norman as his bondsmen. See Order Book 13, page 171. William Shackelford and his wife, Sophia, and William H. Norman, sold a tract of land to one James Green, August 16, 18(45 or 46) said land being the William Shackelford and William H. Norman from the estate of Arthur H. H. Barnard. Same reference as above. By this it would appear that ------ Shackelford and Norman were heirs or legatees of Arthur H. H. Barnard. And as we find no connection any other way we wonder if Norman and Shackelford were not heirs through inter-marriage with the Barnards, was the first wife of William Shackelford a Barnard.	SHACKELFORD, George William (I4220)
8621	William T Charles M 34 Arkansas Elizabeth Charles F 37 Texas Franklin Charles M 10 Texas Mary Charles F 7 Texas Friend Charles M 6 Texas Isacc Charles M 4 Texas Walter Charles M 1 Texas Manerva Bootright F 17 Texas	CHARLES, William T (I10293)
8622	William W Brazzil M 50 Texas William is reported to be widowed.	BRAZZIL, William Wesley (I8250)
8623	William was the proprietor of the Hig Mountain Store, two miles from the Winn House.	MALTBIE, William (I17127)
8624	William Wesley Brazzil of Iowa Park, age 38, b. 13 Sept 1879, is a mechanic for Running Repair Shop and his nearest relative is Esther Brazzil. He is of medium height and slender build with brown eyes and iron gray hair.	BRAZZIL, William Wesley (I8250)
8625	Williamson Beat 6 J G Snead Self M 43 Georgia Mary Snead Wife F 45 Georgia Mary Snead Dau F 24 Alabama	SNEAD, Joseph G (I6422)
8626	Williamson Co, Tennessee	PIPKIN, John (I12849)
8627	Williamson Division, Georgetown PO James Hogan M 41 Tennessee Eviline Hogan F 24 Tennessee Rufus M Hogan M 5 Texas Tennessee Hogan F 2 Texas James is a farmer.	HOGAN, James Lowery (I3684)
8628	Williamson or Richmond County	PIPKIN, Catherine (I13094)
8629	Willie May Pryor was born 25 June 1909 in Sumner County. The headstone for Willie Mai Brown gives 17 Jul 1909. Given the popularity of these names, I'm not sure this is the right grave.	PRYOR, Willie May (I10099)
8630	Willie was previously married to BROWN.	COGGINS, Willie A (I8551)
8631	Willis is 65, widowed and boarding with the Ringlands.	HARLAN, James Willis (I21465)
8632	Willow Springs	PASCHALL, G R (I8956)
8633	Willow Springs Township, East Sixth Street J L Hendrix Head Male 53 Kentucky Clara B Hendrix Wife Female 50 Missouri Ruth I Hendrix Dau Female 18 Arkansas Opal B Hendrix Dau Female 15 Arkansas Okey Patterson F-in-l Male 78 West Virginia Mary M Patterson M-in-l Female 67 Missouri Neva McIvor Roomer Female 7 Missouri James is a school teacher.	HENDRIX, James L (I14910)
8634	Willow Township Ernest E Morse Head M 74 Pennsylvania Lillian Morse Wife F 69 Iowa Marjorie Jane Morse G-dau F 14 Iowa [mother born ND] Robert Eugene Morse G-son M 12 Iowa Richard Allen Morse G-son M 10 Iowa	MORSE, Ernest Elmer (I21902)
8635	Willow Township Robert W Carraher Head M 31 Mar 1869 Illinois m. 8 yrs. Marie Carraher Wife F 27 Sep 1872 Iowa 4/4 children John J Carraher Son M 6 Nov 1893 Iowa Gertrude M Carraher Dau F 4 Jun 1895 Iowa Modesta J Carraher Dau F 3 Nov 1896 Iowa Hope E Carraher Dau F ?/12 Aug 1899 Iowa Robert's job is hardware.	CARRAHER, Robert William (I5022)
8636	Wills Creek	WALLER, Jessie (I11487)
8637	Wilouby Sparks	SPARKS, Willoughby (I6510)
8638	Wilson Township Head Charles E Monroe M 31 Kansas Wife Minnie M Monroe F 27 Kansas Son Charles W Monroe M 0 Kansas Servant Clara Betts F 23 Kansas Hired Lige Armstrong M 20 Arkansas	ARMSTRONG, Elijah (I72)
8639	Wilson Township, Chamberlain PO Ernest McGhee M 47 South Dakota Lacey McGhee F 34 South Dakota Elizabeth McGhee F 4 South Dakota Ernest married 19 years. Lacey married 4 years, ancestry Indian, Presbyterian, maiden Ashley.	MCGHEE, Ernest Elwood (I23562)
8640	Winchester School District Marion Coon Head M 55 Wisconsin m. 26 yrs. Abigail Coon Wife F 48 Wisconsin 14/11 children Mabel Coon Dau F 16 Iowa Florence Coon Dau F 14 Iowa Ida Coon Dau F 12 Iowa Gladys Coon Dau F 10 Iowa Margareth Coon Dau F 3 Wisconsin George Coon Son M 1 North Dakota Anna Coon Dau F 18 Iowa Marion is a plasterer and farmer.	COON, Marion (I9143)
8641	Winfield Scott Boling	BOLING, Winfield Scott (I24080)
8642	Winn Parish Enterprise News-American May 17, 1956 J. D. Puckett, 75, Buried Thursday At Gansville J. D. Puckett, 75, retired merchant of Jonesboro, and native of the Gansville community, died suddenly at his home in Jonesboro at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. Funeral services were held at the Jonesboro Baptist Church at 3 p.m. Thursday, with burial in the Gansville Cemetery. Burial was under direction of Southern Funeral Home. Mr. Puckett was a member of a well known Winn Parish family. At one time he was a farmer, merchant, and postmaster at Gansville. Later he was in the mercantile business at Calvin. From there he moved to Jonesboro where he engaged in business for many years, retiring several years ago. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ollie Stinson Puckett of Jonesboro, who is a native of Gansville; one son, _loy Puckett, West Monroe; three sisters, Mrs. Gordie Stinson of Ruston, Mrs. Ella Mixon of Dodson, and Mrs. Ada Sledge, Ringold; and three grandchildren.	PUCKETT, Joel Davis (I14186)
8643	Winn Parish Enterprise, March 21, 1935 History of Calvin Community and School Is Recounted ..."Many settlers were attracted to the place because of the railroad and sawmill that had been put in. By 1902 the population had grown so that it was decided a school was needed. The work on the building was begun. While working on the school building a Baptist minister came to Calvin and held a revival under the old mill stand. People realized that they needed a church in the community. They decided there were not enough children to have school so they went into the building and organized a Baptist Church. The next year, however, they organized the first school with Miss Gordie Puckett teacher."... Relics of The Past, Treasured Because of Age, Are On Display At The Parish Fair, Oct 10, 1930 Mrs. A. T. Stinson shows a beaded purse which has been in the Puckett family for ninety years. She also exhibits a sad-iron which has been in the family for a hundred years.	PUCKETT, Gorda Anna (I6483)
8644	Winnebago District John Dee Head M 34 Iowa Dorcas Dee Wife F 33 Nebraska Lyle Gookin Hired M 20 Missouri	DEE, John E (I8816)
8645	Winnebago Precinct James Dee Head M 58 Jun 1842 Ohio m. 30 yrs. Nancy Dee Wife F 47 Jan 1853 Ohio 6/6 children Ida Dee Dau F 17 Sep 1883 Iowa John Dee Son M 13 Apr 1887 Iowa Olive Dee Dau F 9 May 1891 Iowa	DEE, James (I8810)
8646	Winnebago Precinct Joseph W Starky Head M 53 Iowa Martha L Starky Wife F 29 Iowa Joseph E Starky Son M 11 Iowa Samual H Ashby Servant M 48 Iowa James G Ashby Servant M 42 Iowa Howward P Ashby Servant M 23 Iowa They're all farmers.	ASHBY, Samuel H (I5119)
8647	Winnebago Precinct Joseph W Starky Head M 53 Iowa 2nd marriage, 12 years Martha L Starky Wife F 29 Iowa 2/1 children Joseph E Starky Son M 11 Iowa Samual H Ashby Servant M 48 Iowa James G Ashby Servant M 42 Iowa Howward P Ashby Servant M 23 Iowa They're all farmers.	ASHBY, James G (I5122)
8648	Winnebago Precinct Joseph W Starky Head M 53 Iowa 2nd marriage, 12 years Martha L Starky Wife F 29 Iowa 2/1 children Joseph E Starky Son M 11 Iowa Samual H Ashby Servant M 48 Iowa James G Ashby Servant M 42 Iowa Howward P Ashby Servant M 23 Iowa They're all farmers.	ASHBY, Howard P (I17452)
8649	Winter Creek Precinct Arthur Luce Head M 49 South Dakota Emma A Luce Wife F 54 Illinois Arthur is a mechanic in a garage.	LUCE, Arthur L (I23684)
8650	with her parents	ACORD, Catherine (I10807)