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| 7701 |  | Gates county, NC marriage record for Frederick Blanchard and Elizabeth Outlaw 21 Feb 1796 |
Owner of original: State of North Carolina Date: 21 Feb 1796 |
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| 7702 |  | Gecsek Trollinger Wedding (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
Owner of original: The Modesto Bee Modesto, California Date: 07 Nov 1989, Tue • Page 28 |
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| 7703 |  | Gen. Trollinger GEN; TROLLINGER. The "Whig" papers have taken upon themselves to sneer and ridicule the appointment of Gen. Trollinger, as one of the Visiters to West Point. Why 1 Because Gen. Trollinger is a farmer, and according to the notions of- the British Whigery, he can know nothing about "studies and books." Gen. Trollinger, quotha ! What business has he to put his "huge paws" upon the "books" at West Point. Most shocking presumption ! A working man and a farmer to intrude himself where none but the "rich and well born" ought to' go ! The truth will pop out now and then, and when it does we see that the "whigs" conceive farmers fit for nothing but to labor ; while members of "illustrious families are qualified for higher stations." Very good doctrine for the gulls. |
Owner of original: The Weekly Standard Raleigh, North Carolina Date: 17 Jun 1840, Wed • Page 3 |
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| 7704 |  | General Index to Vital Statistics Stanly County NC Deaths For William Adair Lyon and Sara H Lyon |
Owner of original: Vital Statistics Stanly County NC |
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| 7705 |  | George Newton Trollinger Certificate of Death Violet Hester listed as his mother. |
Owner of original: State of Tennessee Date: 15 May 1944 |
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| 7706 | | George Outlaw with land in Orange county - witnessed by John Trolinger and Frederick Blanchard - Frederick Blanchard related to the Outlaws and also to the Trolingers through his daughter Margaret. 1826 |
Date: 27 Jul 2023 |
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| 7707 |  | George Trollinger Obit George Trollinger, 61 years of age, died at Aurora Monday and was buried in the family lot in the Mt. Vernon city cemetery Tuesday. Mr. Trollinger in his boyhood days was a resident of this place and for a number of years lived at Verona. For the past eight years his home was at Aurora. |
Owner of original: Lawrence Chieftain Date: Thursday June 30th 1910 |
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| 7708 |  | Georgia Trollinger Illness Georgia Trollinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Trollinger at Aurora, is reported very sick. |
Owner of original: Cassville Republican Date: Thursday December 17th 1903 |
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| 7709 | | Girls Hurt When Stolen Car Wrecks Graham. Two Graham High School pupils suffered minor injuries yesterday afternoon when a car which they allegedly took from the school went out of control in Chatham County and crashed into a tree. of the car, according to State Trooper J. E. Lee of County, was Mary Faye Trollinger, 17, of 106 W. St. She was charged with driving without a license. Miss Trollinger and her passenger, Glenda Faye Carter of W. Hanover Rd., were treated and released with minor at Chatham Hospital alderman, Siler City. Damage to the car was estimated at $800. Graham Police Chief Ralph E. Sykes said the car they were in belonged to Milton Thomas of 1215 S. Main St. and was reported stolen from the high school at 12.30 o'clock yesterday afternoon. It had been driven to school by Mr. Thomas's daughter. (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
Owner of original: The Daily Times-News Burlington, North Carolina Date: 13 May 1964, Wed |
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| 7710 | | Gloria Sineath and North Carolina Man Are Wed (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
Owner of original: The Times and Democrat Orangeburg, South Carolina 07 Aug 1960, Sun • Page 11 Date: The Times and Democrat Orangeburg, South Carolina |
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| 7711 |  | Gooding Man Seriously Hurt In Auto Crash The Idaho Statesman Tue, May 17, 1927 Page 13 | ||
| 7712 |  | Graded School Finals American Literature - Miss Daisy Stamey |
Owner of original: The Newton Enterprise Newton, North Carolina Date: 02 May 1916, Tue • Page 1 |
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| 7713 |  | Graduating W. B. Cheek, III Graduating W. B. Cheek, III, who is the grandson of Mrs. C. R. Hayward of Lee Drive, is a member of the graduating class of Great Falls, S.C. His mother is the former Miss Mildred Trollinger of Burlington. He plans to enter State College this fall. |
Owner of original: The Daily Times-News Burlington, North Carolina Date: 20 May 1958, Tue • Page 13 |
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| 7714 |  | Graham Notes The following marriage license have been issued since my last: J. B. Anderson and Geneva Covington, -Charlie Frazier and Mandy McPherson, John C. Dailey and Bettie Roney, Nathaniel Caviness and Ad-die Powell. Glendowyn |
Owner of original: The Burlington News Burlington, North Carolina Date: 10 Oct 1900, Wed • Page 6 |
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| 7715 | Graham the scene of a brilliant marriage |
Owner of original: Greensboro Daily News Greensboro, North Carolina Date: 31 Dec 1919, Wed • Page 9 |
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| 7716 | | Graham Woman, Brother Killed Mrs. Hazel Trollinger and Herbert Billings |
Owner of original: The Daily Times - News (Burlington, No...) Date: 1, Sep 1966 |
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| 7717 | | Grandview Troop Honors Eagle Scouts (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
Owner of original: The Kansas City Star Kansas City, Missouri Date: 17 Nov 1982, Wed • Page 213 |
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| 7718 | | Grants Math grants given (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
Owner of original: The Tennessean (Nashville, Tennessee) Date: Sun, Jul 31, 2011 |
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| 7719 |  | Grave opening for son David Miles Trollinger David died young from a combination of illnesses according to my father. My grandmother and he shared the same birthdate and each birthday for her carried a large amount of pain along with it. |
Owner of original: Family Record Date: April 9 1953 |
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| 7720 |  | Greensborough Rail Road Convention GREENSBOROUGH RAIL ROADCONVMTION. Thursday, Nov. 29th. The Delegates from the several counties havin assembled m the rresoytenan tnurcn, were called to order, at 11 o'clock, by John A. Gilmer, of Uuiltord ; ana on nis mouon, George Davis, Esq., of Wilmington, was appointed Chairman of a preliminary organization, and C. C. Raboteau and D. F. Caldwell Secretaries. On assumins the chair, Mr. Davis made a brief but warm and eloquent address to the Convention, which met a cheering response from the whole crowdetl assemblage. The Counties were called, and the follow- inc Delegates appeared in Convention, viz : Alamance Daniel Harden, John Harden, John Holt, Jesse Grant, William A. Carrigan, Benjamin Trollinger, Henry C. Trollinger, Joseph W. Steele, David L. Ray, William Trollinger, John C. Turrentine, Thompson Murray, Robert Mc-Cauley, Benjamin F. Morton, Samuel Kerr, Giles W. Mebane.' |
Owner of original: The Raleigh Register Raleigh, North Carolina Date: 05 Dec 1849, Wed • Page 2 |
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| 7721 |  | Guardianship Notice Knoxville Sentinel Knoxville, Tennessee · Saturday, July 26, 1902 | ||
| 7722 |  | Guardsmen to Camp Sunday CLIPPED FROM Abilene Reporter-News Abilene, Texas 08 Jul 1956, Sun • Page 14 |
Owner of original: CLIPPED FROM Abilene Reporter-News Abilene, Texas Date: 08 Jul 1956, Sun • Page 14 |
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| 7723 |  | Gudebrod Group Holds Card Party Mrs. Wayne Trollinger received door prize Lena Solberg won first prize while Mrs. Wayne Trollinger was awarded door prize at a hassie sponsored by the outing committee of the Gudebrod Brothers Silk company last night in borough hall. Thirty-six tables were filled with players. The committee in charge comprised Ddrothy Miller, Miidred Sell, Tillie Birarde and Esther Willauer. |
Owner of original: The Mercury Pottstown, Pennsylvania Date: 08 Dec 1934, Sat • Page 6 |
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| 7724 |  | Guests at Holston |
Owner of original: Johnson City Chronicle Johnson City, Tennessee Date: 05 Jul 1931, Sun • Page 5 |
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| 7725 |  | Guests at Holston Hall Mr and Mrs. Stanyarne Little and Mr. and Mrs Edgar N. Lockett were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Munsey Slack, returning to their homes in Johnson City in the evening. |
Owner of original: The Bristol Herald Courier Bristol, Tennessee Date: 14 Oct 1930, Tue • Page 10 |
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| 7726 |  | Guests of Miss Daisy Stamey Misses Bryte Stamey and Annie Lee McAllister of Lincolnton are guests of Miss Daisy Stamey. Newton News |
Owner of original: The Lincoln County News Lincolnton, North Carolina Date: 13 May 1915, Thu • Page 3 |
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| 7727 | Gustavus Frederick Drollinger | |||
| 7728 |  | Guy Walter Jeffreys Marriage to Sara Frances Enoch 29 May 1941 Certificate of Marriage Danville Commonwealth of Virginia |
Owner of original: Commonwealth of Virginia Date: 29 May 1941 |
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| 7729 |  | Guy Walter Jeffreys Obit Guy Jeffreys Rites Incomplete Guy Walter Jeffreys, 61, died early yesterday morning at his residence, 188 Rocklawn Ave., after a brief illness. Born in Semora. N.C.. 1 Jan. 1914. He was the son of the Walter Jeffreys and Annie Griffin Jeffreys. He had been resident of Danville since Oct. 26 1947 when he married former Kathleen Albright. At the time of his death, he was employed as a salesman w Norton and Holley Wholesale Company. He was a member of the Board of Deacons at Shelton Memorial Presbyterian Church. In addition to his wife, of home, he is survived by a half-sister, Mrs. Alice Jeffreys Heath, Oxon Hill. Md. The body is at F. W. and Son Funeral Home pending completion of funeral arrangements. The- family is at the residence. The Danville Register Danville, Virginia 18 Aug 1975, Mon • Page 3 |
Owner of original: The Danville Register Danville, Virginia Date: 18 Aug 1975, Mon • Page 3 |
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| 7730 |  | Guy Walter Jeffreys WWII Draft Card Guy Walter Jeffreys WWII Draft Card |
Owner of original: U.S. WWII Draft Cards Young Men Date: 1940-1947 |
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| 7731 |  | H. C. Farmer Addresses Madison Ward Voters CLIPPED FROM The Times Dispatch Richmond, Virginia 29 Jun 1929, Sat • Page 9 CLIPPED FROM The Times Dispatch Richmond, Virginia 29 Jun 1929, Sat • Page 9 |
Owner of original: The Times Dispatch Richmond, Virginia Date: 29 Jun 1929, Sat • Page 9 |
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| 7732 | | Hampton Brown Sheets Birth Index for New Hanover County North Carolina (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
Owner of original: New Hanover County North Carolina Date: Jul 1980 |
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| 7733 |  | Hannah Drollinger Church Records page 1 | ||
| 7734 |  | Hannah Drollinger Church Records page 2 | ||
| 7735 |  | Harlem HARLEM Recent guests of Floyd Trollinger and family were Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Trollinger and Earl Trollinger, of Hereford, and Mr. and Mrs Charles Trollinger, of Huff's Church. Mr. Grover Kramllch spent day in Reading on government business. Frieda Schultz, of East Greenville, who spent a couple weeks with Lloyd Trollinger and family, returned home. Frank Brensinger received a new automobile. John Gery spent an evening with Andrew KrieDei and lamny on business. N Mr. and Mrs. John Strump and daughter Arlene, and Mrs. Mary Gery visited Charles Dierholi at Old Zions- VU1C. Webster Gregory called on A. M. Trollinger. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Crush and daughter Thelma, spent an evening with A. M. Trollinger and family. |
Owner of original: The Morning Call Allentown, Pennsylvania Date: 15 Dec 1934, Sat • Page 2 |
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| 7736 |  | Harlem Visit Description HARLEM Joseph Meyers and son. New Jersey; Mr Fretz, Pottstown; Mrs. Emma Trollinger and Chas. Bauman, Red Lion and Bally; Miriam and Jean Trollinger spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Trollinger. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Seisholtz and children, Allentown, spent Sunday with Howard Gregory and family. Harvey Trollinger visited Adam Heimbach Sunday afternoon. Frank Brensinger lost a cow by death. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Strunk and their daughter, Marie, Pottstown, visited John Strunk and family. John D. Strunk and daughters, Jennie and Arlene, made a business trip to Boyertown and Bally Tuesday, afternoon. Curtis Trollinger accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Trollinger and Bernard Raub to Elizabeth, N. J, on Christmas Day. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Trollinger were: Mr. and Mrs. Ir- win Crush, Lloyd Trollinger, Charles and Curtis Trollinger, Peter Bower and Aaron Strunk. Mr. and Mrs. John Strunk and children, Eva, Jennie and Arlene; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moyer and Mabel Moyer, Boyertown: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rein-ert 8nd children, Verna, John. Elmer, Paul and Florence, Huff's Church, visited Chas. Hunter and family Sunday. Mrs. A. M. Trollinger and grandson, Curtis Trollinger, made a trip to East Greenville and visited her granddaughters, Frieda and Verna Schultz, on Monday afternoon. |
Owner of original: The Morning Call Allentown, Pennsylvania Date: 02 Jan 1930, Thu • Page 2 |
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| 7737 |  | Harlem Visitation HARLEM Recent guests of A. M. Trollinger were Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson. Mrs. Calvin Moyer and Elmer Moyer, of Reading; Mr. and Mrs. Er-win Crush and daughter Thelma, of Allen town; Freeda Schultz, of East Greenville; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trollinger, of Huffs Church, and Lydia Huhn. of Allentown. . Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Hippie, of Pottstown, visited John D. Strunk ana family. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Trollinger and Earl Trollinger, of Hereford, spent an evening with Llovd Trollinger and family. John Gery and Erma Blatt spent an evening at Red Hill, visiting Lizzie Gregory, who was hurt in an automobile accident last week. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Kramlich and Charles Hess were the guests of Mr. Kramlich's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kramlich, at Dryville. Leroy Dllllnplalne, who was em ployed at Landis Store the past two years, returned home to bis mother, Alice Dillinplaine. . Mr. and Mrs. Grover Kramlich, Erma Blatt and Charles Hess enjoyed an auto ride to Birdsboro. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moser and Gertie Moser, of Boyertown; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stannic and children Annie, Mamie and Fannie, of New Berlins-vule; Mr. and Mrs. George Long, Clarence Rauch, Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Roarbach, Mrs. Heffner and Mrs: David Roarbach, of Topton, visited John Strunk and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Gregory and son Webster visited in Reading. Grover Kramlich is employed by the government to renter war veterans buried on the three cemeteries at Huffs Church. Mrs. A. M. Trollinger spent a day at Hereford visiting her grandson. Curtis Trollinger. Grover Kramlich made a trip to Reading. |
Owner of original: The Morning Call Allentown, Pennsylvania Date: 27 Nov 1934, Tue • Page 24 |
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| 7738 |  | Harlem Visitation HARLEM Mr. and Mrs. Willard Kern and son Stanley and Mabel Fahringer, of Kutztown, spent an evening with Lloyd Trollinger and lamuy. . . The following were guests of A. M. Trollinger and family: Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Trollinger and Earl Trollinger. Emma Schults, Frieda Schultz, Verna Schultz and Mrs. Minnie Moyer, of Pennsburg. Mrs. John S trunk and Mrs. Web ster Gregory and son Richard made a business trip to Emaus. John Gery and Mrs. Lizzie Gregory and son Stanley made a trip to Philadelphia and visited Mrs. LUlie Diehl and family. X Lydia Cutzler, who spent two weeks with Mrs. Lloyd Trollinger, returned home. , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moser visited John Strunk and family.. A. M. Trollinger and son Lloyd. John Gery and Mabel Fahringer attended a sale at Perkiomenville. Mr. and Mrs. George Oregory and son Webster visited George Levengood and family. - Mr. and Mrs. George Long, Clarence Raucb and Robert Smith visited John Strunk and family. Mrs. Webster Gregory spent two days in Boyertown helping Mrs. Alice Dierolf bake. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Crush and daughter, Thelma, of Allentown; Mr. and Mrs. John Moyer and Mrs. John Moyer, of Royersford; Mrs. George Bausher and daughter Shirley and Melvin Trollinger, of Pottstowc, and Doughs Moyer, of Royersford, visited A. M. Trollinger and family. |
Owner of original: The Morning Call Allentown, Pennsylvania Date: 24 May 1935, Fri • Page 6 |
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| 7739 |  | Harlem Visitations HARLEM Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schultz and daughters, Fredia and Verna, East Greenville; Mrs. Minnie Moll and Calvin Moyer, Brecknock, and Elmer Trollinger, Allentown, were the guests on Sunday with A. M. Trollinger and family, Bertie Trollinger left to spend a week, with her sister, Mrs. Minnie Moll, at Brecknock. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Schaner and children and Wm. Mathias, Siesholtzville, spent part of Sunday with John D, Strunk and Milton W, Gery and family. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gregory and son; Ralph, and Curtis Trollinger and Bertie Trollinger attended the sale of Eugene Gregory at Sunnneytown. John D. Strunk and Lloyd Trollinger made a business trip to Friedensburg on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Trollinger and son, Elmer, and Elsie Gregory and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Siesholts and children and Mr. and Mrs. George Pierce, all of Allentown, celebrated Mrs. Howard Gregory's forty-sixth birthday on Sunday. Thomas Long moved from Hereford to his son. George Long, at this place, on Monday, John Baus started crushing stone for the road between the Howard Mest and William Bertsch farms. |
Owner of original: The Morning Call Allentown, Pennsylvania Date: 03 Apr 1924, Thu • Page 18 |
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| 7740 |  | Harlem Visitations HARLEM The following spent Sunday with A. M. Trollinger and family: Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Crush, Allentown; Mary Sterner, Emaus; Warren Moll and Thelma Miller, Reading; Charles. Raymond and Curtis Trollinger, Ralph Gregory and John H. Gery, of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Steltz and daughter Beatrice, Pottstown; Amandus Rohrbach, Topton; Adam Landis, Boy-ertown, and Harvey Moyer, Bechtels-ville. visited John Strunk and family on Sunday. Mrs. A. M. Trollinger and grandson Curtis Trollinger took an auto trip to Chapel where they visited David Conrad. Irwin Crush, Warren Moll, Charles Curtis and Raymond Trollinger and Ralph Gregory and John A. Gery took a trip to Landis Store to visit Elmer Trollinger on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Strunk and children, Aaron, Jennie and Arlene, "visited Frank Eagle and family, Royersford, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Strunk ' and daughter Marie, Pottstown, visited Adam Helmbach and family. |
Owner of original: The Morning Call Allentown, Pennsylvania Date: 10 Oct 1929, Thu • Page 2 |
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| 7741 |  | Harlem Visitations HARLEM The following were guests of Lloyd Trollinger and family on Sunday: Aaron, Eva, Jennie and Arlene Strunk, Peter Bauer and Curtis Trollinger. Harvey Trollinger, Pottstown; Patrick Bailey, Peter Bauer, Charles and Curtis Trollinger, Seisholtzville, called on A. M. Trollinger. Irwin Reifsnyder visited William Strump and family. John H. Gery made a trip to Red Hill on Monday to visit his aged mother, Mrs. Sallie Gery. Mrs. Howard Gregory spent Saturday Reading with her uncle, Henry Leaser. Eva Strunk visited Wilson Dierolf and family on Thursday. Ralph Gregory visited his uncle, John S. Rauch, Emaus. A.M. Trollinger and son Lloyd and Eva Strunk were in Allentown on Saturday on business. Henry Reppert visited Charles Hunter and family on Sunday. |
Owner of original: The Morning Call Allentown, Pennsylvania Date: 26 Jan 1928, Thu • Page 18 |
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| 7742 |  | Harley Lee Drollinger and B-24 Liberator | ||
| 7743 |  | Harmonie Verein
Its Masked Ball Tuesday A Notable Event
(ref comments about brother and sister, Tony Drulinger and Anna Drulinger) The Vincennes Commercial Fri, Feb 07, 1896 Page 5 | ||
| 7744 | | Harold Dewayne Trollinger birth record (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
Owner of original: North Carolina, Birth Indexes, 1800-2000 Date: 1956 |
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| 7745 | | Harvesters Open Home Slate Tuesday Against Elks (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
Owner of original: Pampa Daily News (Pampa, Texas) Date: 07 Dec 1952, Sun |
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| 7746 | | Hathaway Vows Spoken (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
Owner of original: Daily Press Newport News, Virginia Date: 14 Aug 1950, Mon • Page 5 |
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| 7747 |  | Hattie Drollinger obit | ||
| 7748 |  | Hattie Sherrill visits her sister Ida Trollinger |
Owner of original: The Newton Enterprise Newton, North Carolina Date: 06 Sep 1901, Fri • Page 3 |
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| 7749 |  | Headstone | ||
| 7750 |  | Headstone |