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| 7301 | Bill B. Cox BIRTH 27 Mar 1927 DEATH 28 Apr 2002 (aged 75) BURIAL Cold Spring Cemetery Veedersburg, Fountain County, Indiana, USA | Cox, CPL Bill Burton Sr. (I44714)
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| 7302 | Bill Coleman Drollinger, 84, of Rockaway Beach, Ore. died March 18, 2018. Private family services will be held at a later date. Funeral arrangements in care of Waud's Funeral Home. | Drollinger, MAJ William Coleman "Bill" (I12887)
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| 7303 | Bill Cowan HomePage: (page is no longer up on the web GLD) Kerang is approximately 3 hours from Melbourne. Travel via Bendigo on the Calder Highway then follow the Loddon Highway to Kerang. Went to Australia on the 'Great Britain' Oct 1875 Gordon Greetings from Perth, Western Australia? Please find attached the registry of death entry for my great-great grandfather Robert Meharry. (His son William was my great grandfather.) I?m still learning the intricacies of Ancestry.com and haven?t discovered which boxes I need to tick to give you access via Ancestry, so sending it this way was the easier solution! If you need any further info about the Aus branch of the Meharry family, please let me know. I?ve only started working on Ancestry earlier this year, and at the moment I?m concentrating more on my father?s side of the family, as my initial impetus came from the realization that I didn?t know how many siblings my grandmother had! One of my mother?s cousins produced a book on the Meharry family about 30 years ago, so that?s been my main source of info so far. That covered the Aus, NZ and some of the US families. Robert and Elizabeth?s daughter Eliza/Elizabeth was one who was a bit of a mystery to Elsie when she did her research, so any further information about her would be interesting. Regards Jane By the way, the highest mountain in Western Australia is Mt Meharry, named after my mother?s first cousin Tom Meharry. Elsie Davey (nee Kealley); Lella Meharry?s elder daughter did all the research. (on the 1986 Meharry book). I got the job of typing it up (and I mean typing ? on a little electronic typewriter). Elsie lives in Wongan Hills, which is a mid-sized country town north east of Perth. She?s in her late eighties now, and the last time I saw her (about 18 months ago) she was getting fairly frail. Jane.Jackson@wcit.wa.edu.au 1879 Deaths in the District of Kerang in the colony of Victoria Schedule B 15th March 1879, Robert Meharry, farmer, male 68 years, serum effusion of the brain, 21 days, George Wakefield medical attendent, John Meharry farmer, Margaret Meharry formerly Meharry(?), Thomas Meharry son of the deceased farmer London River, when and where buried 16 March 1879 George Adams undertaker, Samuel Blain Presbyterian Minister, County Down Ireland, 3 years in Victoria, age at marriage 21 years, Elizabeth Patterson, children and ages, John deceased, John 39, William 35, Elizabeth Jane 33, Sarah 31, Thomas 29, Margaret 27, Georgina 23 | Meharry, Robert (I2657)
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| 7304 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Short, Billy Glen "Bill" (I36406)
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| 7305 | Bill is refered to as "Bill Trullinger Jr." in his daughter, Terry's newspaper wedding announcement. U.S., World War II Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947 DetailSource Name: William Willard Trullinger Race: White Age: 18 Birth Date: 1 Sep 1923 Birth Place: Altamont, Illinois Registration Date: 29 Jun 1942 Registration Place: Effingham, Effingham, Illinois, USA Employer: E C Stuckemeyer Height: 5 6 Weight: 138 Complexion: Light Brown Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Blue Next of Kin: William S Trullinger Household Members Relationship William Willard Trullinger William S Trullinger Father U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 Name: William W Trullinger Gender: Male Birth Date: 1 Sep 1923 Death Date: 30 Jan 1987 SSN: 348185410 Enlistment Branch: ARMY Enlistment Date: 27 Jan 1943 Discharge Date: 18 Jan 1946 Page number: 1 | Trullinger, TEC 5 William Willard "Bill" Jr. (I18542)
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| 7306 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Druliner, William Stephen "Bill" (I23323)
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| 7307 | Bill THRASHER, 65, of Amarillo died Thursday, April 11, 2002. Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in First United Methodist Church of Perryton with the Rev. Greg Kennedy officiating. Burial will be in Ochiltree Cemetery in Perryton by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home of Perryton. Mr. THRASHER was an educator for 20 years serving as a principal and superintendent. He was a member of Trinity Methodist Church of Amarillo. Survivors include his wife, Connie; four daughters, Milene THRASHER of Dallas, Kari KOSLER of Marietta, Oklahoma, and Shannon RIVERA and Kenda MORGAN, both of Amarillo; a sister, Ruby HOCKING of Perryton; six grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. The family suggests memorials be to a favorite charity. (Published in The Amarillo Globe-News (TX), April 13, 2002.) U.S., Social Security Death Index Name William S. Thrasher Social Security Number 460-58-1600 Birth Date 26 Oct 1936 Issue year 1954 Issue State Texas Last Residence 79118, Amarillo, Randall, Texas, USA Death Date 11 Apr 2002 | Thrasher, William Steven "Bill" (I33452)
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| 7308 | Bill Trollinger grew up in Louisville, Kentucky and played tackle on Du Pont Manual High School's 1948 state championship football team. He went to Washington and Lee University on a football scholarship playing guard and linebacker from 1949 to 1953, including W&L's 1950 Southern Conference Championship team that performed in the Gator Bowl. He graduated cum laude from W&L in 1953 with a BS Degree in geology and later completed graduate studies in geomorphology, photogeology, petroleum geology and remote sensing. After graduation Trollinger joined the U. S. Navy, completed officer training and photo interpretation schools, and then spent the next four years as a naval photo intelligence analyst supervising the geologic sections of high level intelligence reports. During this time he developed skills in "photogeology" and a systematic approach to geomorphic analysis to solve intelligence problems and to locate hidden petroleum and mineral deposits. After serving four years as Photo Intelligence Officer in the U.S. Navy in Washington, D.C., Mr. Trollinger joined a consulting company in Denver in 1957, and became an associate partner in 1960. In 1962, he formed the consulting firm Trollinger Geologic Associates, Inc. (TGA), which later became an internationally known company specializing in photogeologic/geomorphic mapping for the petroleum and minerals exploration industry. TGA's maps soon became widely used as a preliminary tool to guide broad scale exploration programs, many of which resulted in significant discoveries, and TGA became one of the largest consulting companies of its type in the world. The TGA clientele grew to include over 200 major and independent exploration companies. Mr. Trollinger continued as president of TGA until 1975, when it was sold to Shenandoah Oil Corporation, then sold to Petroleum Information Corporation, now a division of IHS Corp. Trollinger then joined Marsh Oil & Gas Company (MOG), Tulsa, Oklahoma, as a 50% owner and vice president of exploration. MOG President Philip W. Marsh was formerly a part owner and vice president of TGA. MOG was formed in 1975 to use Mr. Marsh's experience in subsurface geologic mapping in conjunction with Trollinger's experience in photogeologic mapping to explore for oil and gas in the Mid-Continent region of the United States. Trollinger and Marsh made many discoveries and gained interest in more than 75 producing properties. Trollinger-Marsh Resources, Inc. (TMR) was formed in 1986 as a wholly owned subsidiary of MOG due to the request of a number of Mr. Trollinger's former clients to conduct broad scale photogeologic-geomorphic studies in international areas using satellite imagery and aerial photography. Mr. Trollinger negotiated and directed large consulting contracts for the mapping of more than four million square kilometers for a number of developing countries in North Africa, Asia, and the Middle East as they looked to develop their oil and gas resources. During this time the TMR team mapped the country of Jordan which led to a significant gas discovery known as the Risha Field. Trollinger had the opportunity of working with a number of Jordanian geologists and (later) with His Majesty, King Hussein. In 1989, Mr. Trollinger and Mr. Marsh split TMR off from MOG, with Mr. Trollinger becoming sole owner of TMR and Mr. Marsh becoming sole owner of MOG. Utilizing some of the first photographs from the NASA Gemini and Apollo programs, Trollinger's work led to the extension of several oil and gas fields in West Texas. In this regard Bill was featured in an ABC documentary "View from Space". He is the author of many articles and papers on geological exploration topics, dealing principally with applied geomorphic analysis and remote sensing from space using satellite technology. He is a member of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists, the Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists, and many other professional societies, the Geosat Committee and is a former member of the Space Applications Board of the National Research Council. He served on this Board of Trustees of Swedish Medical Center in Denver from 1969 to 1984, the Board of Regents of Bethel College and Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota from 1974-76. He has been named in Who's Who in American Science and was awarded the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, "Seal Medallion" for his scientific efforts in regard to global resources and the environment. He was inducted into the duPont Manual High School Hall of Fame in 1998. After the death of his wife of 39 years, he moved from Denver to Tyler, Texas in 1994. He manages TMR's Tyler office, with TMR's Denver Office being managed by John E. Hollberg. | Trollinger, William Vance "Bill" Sr. (I12621)
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| 7309 | Bill's cell phone: (661) 526-4411 Bill's email: awildbillyt@aol.com Living in Palmdale, CA as of 2022 U.S. Public Records Index Name: Alfred Trolinger Birth Date: 28 Oct 1949 Address: 911 S Glendale Ave, Glendale, CA, 91205-2803 | Trolinger, SGT Alfred William Jr. (I7099)
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| 7310 | Billie Burton Cox in the Indiana, U.S., Birth Certificates, 1907-1940 Name: Billie Burton Cox Gender: Male Birth Date: 27 Mar 1927 Birth Place: Adams, Parke, Indiana, USA Registration Year: 1927 Father: Claude Earl Cox Mother: Sylvia Martin Certificate Number: 13977 Roll Number: 006 Agency: Indiana State Dept. of Health Volume Range: 26 - 30 | Cox, CPL Bill Burton Sr. (I44714)
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| 7311 | Billie died at 3:00 p.m., on December 1, 2018. She was born to Willis Carter and Leoma Trolinger in Oklahoma City at 3:00 p.m., on November 13, 1927, two years before the Great Depression hit. She was of German, English, and Irish descent. As a youngster in the Great Depression, Billie was raised by her parents along with her brother Bobby Jack on a farm near Tuttle. Life during the Depression was hard. She and Bobby picked cotton, pulling the bag behind them row after row. When the government began production for World War II, Willis got a job in California working in a Douglas aircraft plant. The family soon became transplanted Okies in Los Angeles. Shortly afterwards, Willis was transferred to Douglas? Oklahoma operations. Billie then attended Putnam City High school, but graduated from Midwest City. ? At the end of World War II, Billie was smitten by the looks of Chester Stacy, a soldier returning from wartime service in Europe. They were married in 1946 and shortly afterwards became the proud parents of James Stacy (JW). Hot on the heels of JW was Theodore (Teddy). After a year in rural Kentucky, Chester?s home state, Billie returned to Oklahoma City and later was granted a divorce. She resolved to become a bookkeeper as she was raising two rambunctious boys. Her mother, Leoma, and ?Grandma Bingham? helped Billie until she met an ex-sailor named Charles Foster. They married in 1953 and briefly resided in the Los Angeles area before returning to OKC. Their marriage produced two girls, Linda and Judy. Shortly after Judy?s birth, Charles and Billie parted ways. Now Billie had four kids to raise on her own. Leoma helped as did Billie?s brother, Bob, and his wife, Aunt Pat. During this time, the extended families enjoyed their greatest adventures with backyard picnics, holiday celebrations, and camping trips. ? Billie taught herself to play the accordion and organ and always enjoyed gardening and nature. She was an accomplished seamstress who made many of the clothes her children wore in grade school. She also painted and worked with pastels, preferring natural scenes. ? Determined to improve her job prospects, Billie studied to become a Certified Public Accountant while she helped manage the office of the W.A. Landers Plumbing and Mechanical Contracting Company. Upon earning her certification, she briefly worked for an accounting firm downtown. She was disappointed by the discrimination against females common in those times, which affected her promotions. Mr. Landers made an offer that enticed Billie to return to his company, which she then helped manage until she retired. ? In 1968, Billie married Bill Marr, a gregarious Irishman employed at Tinker, as was Leoma. Bill and Billie traveled to Ireland, Britain, Germany, and Italy. Billie also returned to school and earned her Masters Degree from Oklahoma City University in 1980. Then Bill passed after an extended illness. ? After Bill died, Billie decided to become even more of an adventurer and bought a series of motor homes, becoming one of the ?Rolling Oakies? club members. She also took up square dancing, which she enjoyed immensely, sewing her own costumes. As a square dancer, she met Cecil Hogue. Billie and Cecil became pals and traveled together. But then Cecil died suddenly on a camping trip in the Rockies and the music stopped. ? After Cecil died, Billie became reacquainted with Carl Gardner, who was recently widowed from Mary, his wife of many years. Carl and Mary were longtime friends of Billie. Carl had worked on constructing the original Frank Lloyd Wright Price Tower project in Bartlesville, where he met the famed architect. Co-incidentally, W.A. Landers, Billie?s employer, was the mechanical contractor for that unique building. Carl and Billie decided to unite in marriage in 2002, and moved to Eufaula to enjoy the quiet life of a fisherman until Carl passed in 2009. Billie, unable to live on her own, soon had to move back to OKC, where she lived with her daughter Judy until shortly before peacefully leaving this life after a brief hospitalization. ? Billie was a life-long Baptist, but never evangelized others or her children. After reading Raymond Moody?s book, ?Life After Life?, she became at peace with the idea of death as the beginning of a heavenly transition. She tried her best to get all of her children started on a good moral footing in life while she remembered to smell the roses along her journey. ? Billie is survived by her children: son JW Stacy (Nan), grandchildren Jerry Hou (Jenny, great grandchild Remy), Athena Nieto (Vincent, great grandchild Ozzy), and Apollo Stacy (Nicole); son Theodore Stacy (Kitty); daughter Judy Roach, grandchildren Shannon Roach, Kimberly Greenway-Colesby (Michael, great granddaughters Jayden and Natalie), Jennifer Roach, (great grandchildren Austin, Taylor, and Ainsley); Linda Mull (Audie), granddaughters Christy Krapff (Chris, great grandchildren Bryson, Conner, and Kendall), Casie Edgar (Matt); niece Debby Letham (John), and nephew Robby Carter, (Rhonda). ? Graveside services Wednesday, December 5, 2018, at 3:00 p.m., Memorial Park Cemetery. ? In lieu of flowers, the family requests any remembrances be gifted to vascular dementia Alzheimer?s research. | Carter, Billie (I42083)
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| 7312 | Billie Gene Aldridge, 70, Modesto, passed away. Arrangements entrusted to Evins Funeral Home, 1109 5th Street, Modesto, California 95351. Published in the Modesto Bee on February 12, 2015. U.S., Cemetery and Funeral Home Collection Name: Billie Gene Aldridge Gender: Male Death Age: 70 Birth Date: 4 Dec 1944 Birth Place: Fayetteville, Arkansas Residence Place: Calfornia Death Date: 9 Feb 2015 Obituary Date: 28 Jul 2020 Parents: Howard N. Aldridge; Parlee Trollinger | Aldridge, PV2 Billie Gene (I29387)
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| 7313 | Billie Jean Lambert, 80, of Wichita Falls, passed away Thursday, June 2, 2011. The funeral service will be conducted at 11 a.m. Tuesday, June 7, 2011, at the chapel of Owens & Brumley Funeral Home. Interment will follow in Riverside Cemetery under the direction of Owens & Brumley Funeral Home of Wichita Falls. A daughter of the late Luther and Oma (Perry) Wines, she was born on May 29, 1931, in Wichita Falls, Texas. She was a caregiver. She was also preceded in death by her daughter, Norma; and her son, Joe. She is survived by her son, Robert Isaacs and wife Alma; her daughter, Patricia Allen and husband Charles, all of Wichita Falls; her sister, Betty Stute of Fort Worth; nine grandchildren, seventeen great-grandchildren, and twenty great-great-grandchildren; and her nephew, Winston of Fort Worth. The family will receive friends from 6 until 8 p.m. Monday, June 6, 2011, at Owens & Brumley Funeral Home of Wichita Falls. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.owensandbrumley.com. | Wines, Billie Jean (I45740)
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| 7314 | Billie Katherine Trolinger, Edmond resident and former longtime Pryor resident, passed away Sunday, October 20, 2024, surrounded by family at Mercy Hospital in Oklahoma City. She was born September 17, 1932, in Vinita, Oklahoma to Walter A. and Katherine (Roberson) Brown. She married Alfred ?Al? Trolinger in 1950 in Vinita. Billie worked for Halliburton in Duncan, Oklahoma as an administrative assistant. Later, she helped her husband, Al, with bookkeeping and other clerical duties for their funeral home in Pryor. Billie was a social butterfly and enjoyed people. She loved to take various trips with her girlfriends. She was known as a ?lady who lunches? as she was always going to eat lunch with someone. She also enjoyed keeping up with family members and their activities. Billie loved her grandchildren and great grandchildren dearly and was engaged in their lives. A member of the First United Methodist Church of Pryor, she was active in church and attended regularly. Billie is survived by her daughter, Pamela Fisher of Edmond, Oklahoma; grandchildren, Dr. Jessica Cunningham and husband, Rick, of Edmond, Oklahoma, and Dr. Merrick Fisher and husband, Dr. Jonathan Mendoza of Austin, Texas; great-grandchildren, Sybil Cunningham, Avett Cunningham, Omar Mendoza, and Xavier Mendoza; and sister-in-law, Dona Brown, of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She was preceded in death by her husband, Al; parents; and her brother, Walter A. Brown, Jr. Graveside Services will be held Friday, October 25, 2024, at 2:00 P.M., in the Fairview Cemetery of Vinita with Pastor Stephanie Crogan officiating. Online condolences may be made at www.honoringmemoriesvinita.com or on the funeral home Facebook page. | Brown, Billie Katherine (I27744)
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| 7315 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Drollinger, Billie Lee (I11774)
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| 7316 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Boyd, Billie Madaline (I45890)
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| 7317 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Drollinger, Lon Alan (I13853)
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| 7318 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Drollinger, Sofia (I43229)
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| 7319 | Billy Carl Batten, 53, of Norman, Oklahoma passed away August 1, 2015 after valiantly battling stage IV cancer. He was the son of Bobby Wayne Batten and Betty Clair Teel. Billy was born on November 16, 1961 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He spent most of his youth growing up and working in Tulsa. Billy graduated from Tulsa Memorial High School in 1980. He then attended Southwestern Oklahoma State University, earning his Accounting degree in three years. Billy moved to Norman, Oklahoma in 1985 joining a local accounting firm as a junior partner. He spent 30 years building friendships into a modest accounting firm. Billy was a longtime member of the Norman TIPS club. Billy enjoyed hunting, fishing, family gatherings, and helping others. Billy is survived by both parents; sisters, Cindy Dunham and Terri Batten; twin brother, Bobby Batten, II; brother-in-law, John Dunham; sisters-in-law, Pam Batten and Lisa Goodman; nephew, Chris Dunham; nieces, Shelby Dunham and Lanie Batten-Goodman; and countless aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends. Billy was a loving son, a wonderful brother/brother-in-law, a selfless-involved-supportive uncle, and a caring friend. He will be missed dearly. Services to celebrate Billy?s life will be 2:00 pm Wednesday, August 5 at the Havenbrook Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be 10:00 am Thursday, August 6 at Fairmount Cemetery in Hollis, Oklahoma. | Batten, Billy Carl (I16114)
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| 7320 | Billy Carl Graham in the Texas, U.S., Birth Index, 1903-1997 Name: Billy Carl Graham Date of Birth: 29 Nov 1960 Gender: Male Birth County: Jones Father's Name: Billy Kenneth Graham Mother's Name: Bertha Alice Green Roll Number: 1960_0006 | Graham, Billy Carl (I28543)
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| 7321 | Billy Graham in the U.S., Public Records Index, 1950-1993, Volume 2 Name: Billy Graham Birth Date: 29 Nov 1960 Address: 7033 E Highway 290 Apt 116 Residence Place: Austin, Texas, USA Zip Code: 78723-1406 | Graham, Billy Carl (I28543)
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| 7322 | Billy J. Simonson, son of Ralph's wife, Shirley, said that Ralph was smoking in bed and started the house on fire which killed he and his mother. McLoud carpenter Ralph Trollinger Jr. died Sunday at his McLoud home. He was 59. Services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at the First Baptist Church in McLoud with the Rev. Dan Weaver officiating, assisted by Chaplin Bill Derrick. Burial will be at Dale Cemetery under the direction of Roesch-Walker Funeral Chapel. Trollinger was born March 25, 1939, in Fayetteville, Ark., to Ralph Sr. and Naoma (Miller) Trollinger. He attended McLoud High School and worked for Shawnee Milling Company and Purina Feed. He was a member of the McLoud First Baptist Church. Survivors include a niece, Rita Hale of Lone Grove; two nephews, Timothy Large of Coalgate and John Paul Price of Pauls Valley; a good friend, Ann Trollinger of Shawnee; and several great-nieces and great-nephews. He was preceded in death by his father, Ralph Trollinger Sr.; two sisters, Jackie Lou Large and Lessie Loudell Price. Published in the Shawnee News Star July 14 1998 | Trollinger, Ralph Otto Jr. (I25175)
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| 7323 | Billy Joe Solomon in the Texas Birth Index, 1903-1997 Name: Billy Joe Solomon Date of Birth: 4 Mar 1935 Gender: Male Birth County: Foard Father's name: Bob Wilson Solomon Mother's name: Mary Alma Trolinder Roll number: 1935_0007 | Solomon, SSG Billy Joe "Bill" (I26861)
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| 7324 | Billy Joe Solomon, 78, passed away on Thursday, February 6, 2014, in San Antonio. He was born in Crowell, TX, on March 4, 1935 to Robert and Mary Solomon. Growing up in Sanger, Texas he graduated from high school there and later served in the U.S. Army and the Army National Guard and then became a government investigator for HUD. After retiring from HUD, Bill became head of security for the high school for the Kennedale ISD where he established a bond with the students so much that they dedicated a year book to him. He was preceded in death by his wife of 25 years, Carole Jean Coleman Solomon; brother, Bob Solomon and three very special and precious aunts. Survivors include a sister-in-law, Jeannie Sammons; a daughter, Stacy Diane Blair and Jeff Blair; son, Jeff Coleman and his fianc'e, Bilynda; 6 grandchildren, Justin Blair, Kiersten Blair, Cassidy Blair, Ashley Vega, Emily Coleman and Haley Coleman; and 5great-grandchildren, Harper Grace Blair, Hadley Kate Blair, Dean Vega, Sally Ann Vega and Rose Vega. GRAVESIDE SERVICE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2014 10:00 A.M. FORT SAM HOUSTON NATIONAL CEMETERY 1520 HARRY WURZBACH RD. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to The Parkinson's Association. Arrangements by Porter Loring Mortuaries. | Solomon, SSG Billy Joe "Bill" (I26861)
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| 7325 | Billy Leroy Williamson in the U.S., Cemetery and Funeral Home Collection, 1847-Current Name: Billy Leroy Williamson Gender: Male Death Age: 88 Birth Date: abt 1925 Residence Place: Colorado Death Date: 3 Sep 2013 Obituary Date: 6 Sep 2013 Spouse: Jean Child: Jeanne Streibich Michael Carole Margenau Mary Plummer Siblings: Bob | Williamson, Billy Leroy "Bill" (I42325)
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| 7326 | Billy Wayne Massey, 83, of Danville, passed away Wednesday afternoon, May 6. Bill was born on October 16, 1936 in Danville, Illinois, the son of James and Lois (Johnson) Massey. He married Carolyn Joan Spandau on June 10, 1956 in Danville, 32423882 . She preceded him in death. He is survived by his three children, Candi (Kevin) Ingalsbe of Danville, Greg (Bunie) Massey of Fishers, Indiana and Tim (Gena) Massey of Danville. He also leaves behind ten grandchildren, Tiffany (Jeff), Tiara, Tia, Trista (Chris), Trey, Anthony, Evan, Austin (Sarah), Ethan (Ashlyn) and Ian (Angel); nine great-grandchildren with one on the way and many nieces and nephews. Bill was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Carolyn; his parents; sister, Joyce Goodpaster and one great-grandson, Thao Nardoni. Bill was a member of Calvary Baptist Church, Gainmore Sunday school Class and the Illiana Antique Auto Club. He spent his life devoted to the Lord, leading the family in love and generosity. He was a faithful and caring husband for nearly 64 years and simply couldn't fathom life without his bride. He spent only ten days missing her before he joined her in Heaven with their Savior. He found great joy in restoring antique cars, attending car shows and being surrounded by his ever-growing family. He was the go-to, the fixer, the one we could count on. His smile and laughter brought us great joy and we will miss him greatly, but we are rejoicing for him to be reunited with his sweet wife. A private family Graveside Service for Billy Massey will be held on Monday, May 11, 2020 at 2PM at Sunset Memorial Park. | Massey, Billy Wayne "Bill" (I33010)
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| 7327 | Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Northeast Arkansas GREENE COUNTY?PHYSICAL FEATURES?STREAMS?FORESTS?KIND OF SOIL?AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS?STOCK INTERESTS?REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY?POPULATION?RAILWAYS?ERA OF SETTLEMENT?A NOTED HUNTER?ACTS OF THE COUNTY BOARD?COUNTY SEAT AND BUILDINGS?OFFICERS?POLITICAL OUTLOOK?LEGAL MATTERS?MILITARY AFFAIRS?MUNICIPALITIES?SCHOOLS?CHURCHES?BIOGRAPHY. page 138 G. L. Gentry, a successful planter residing near Paragould, Ark., was born in 1841 in Weakley County, Tenn., being the eighth of twelve children born to the marriage of J. R. Gentry and Sarah Nance, the former a native of Tennessee and the latter of Virginia. In 1858 they located near Gainesville, Ark., in which the father died in 1884, having been a prominent resident of the county. The mother is still living, and resides at Paragould. G. L. Gentry was reared to manhood [p.138] on a farm in Tennessee, and in 1858 came to Greene County, Ark., enlisting from this county, in 1861, in Company K, Fifth Arkansas Volunteers, under Col. Cross, and went into service at Columbus, Ky. He was a member of a scouting party along the Red River, and in 1862 was honorably discharged at Bowling Green, Ky. After his return home he joined Gen. Marmaduke, and was with him for some time. In 1869 he was married to Miss Angeline McWhirter, of Tennessee, a daughter of John and Matilda (Yarber) McWhirter, who were also born in that State, coming to Arkansas at a very early day, in which State they both died. After his marriage Mr. Gentry settled near Gainesville, and in 1873 bought a partly improved farm of 200 acres, but sold it some time later and went to Paragould, where he engaged in the saw-mill business (in 1881). Three years later he embarked in grist-milling, and also operated a cotton-gin, which he sold in 1887, and returned to the farm. Sixty acres of his 100-acre farm are under cultivation, and on it he raises cotton and cereals. By his wife, who died in 1883, he became the father of the following children: Joseph W., Laurettie, Oney, Gilbert W., Albert and Willis, all of whom are at home. In 1884 Mr. Gentry married his present wife, whose maiden name was Frances Drollender, of Tennessee, a daughter of William and Elizabeth (Bond) Drollender, of Tennessee, both of whom are deceased, the latter dying in Paragould in 1887. Mr. Gentry has seen a vast change in the country since his boyhood days, as it was then in a very wild and unsettled condition. He is a member of the A. F. & A. M., and was Worshipful Master of Gainesville Lodge for a number of years, and in 1887 filled the same position in Paragould Lodge No. 368. He is a member of the Agricultural Wheel, and although a Democrat, is not very active in polities. A station on the Iron Mountain Railroad, midway between Paragould and Gainesville, is called Gentry in honor of our subject. | Gentry, Gilbert Lafayette (I28414)
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| 7328 | Biographical History Abraham and Nancy (Young-Lindsey) Blue moved their family from Ohio to Indiana in 1836, settling near Clunette in Prairie Township, Kosciusko County. Peter A. Blue was born there in 1837. On February 10, 1839 they moved to a six-km square-foot log cabin near Yellow Creek Lake in Franklin Township. There were still Indians in the area at that time. They liked to borrow Abraham Blue's gun, and would bring choice parts of the kill to Abraham in exchange for the of the gun, saying "Heap good gun, brings blood." As a small child, Peter A. Blue had almost white hair. Some Indians observed his sister Betty (Elizabeth Blue Doran), dyeing clothes, and motioned for her to dip Peter's hair into the dye. When the Indians were forced to leave for a reservation they came to say "Good-by" to Abraham's family, and cried. Samuel, Jr. and Susan (Crook) Eiler moved from Huntington County, Indiana to Franklin Township, Kosciusko County, when their daughter Esther Angelina was eleven years old. Her name is sometimes listed as "Hester," and sometimes called "Het." Peter A. Blue and Esther Angelina Eiler were married June 28, 1860. They had twelve children Louisa Ellen (Mrs. Willard Teel); Arcie, Emma (Mrs. Hollis Bybee); Nancy Paulina "Love" (Mrs. A.L. Johnson); Eliza Isabel Blue; Wilbur Blue; Effie Nevada (Mrs. Charles Huffer, Samuel Lindsey; Bertha Pearl (Mrs. Orlando Meredith); Dessie Lurainia Blue; and Edith Ivy (Mrs. Orval Ulrey). All these children were born on the Blue farm near Sevastapol, in Franklin Township, and all grew to maturity except Eliza Isabel who died quite young, and is buried in the Mentone Cemetery. Early in life Peter became active in the livestock industry, engaging in buying, feeding and shipping throughout his active years. His partners in business were his brother Rhesa, and Horace Tucker, for over 30 years. His ability as a livestock judge was known throughout this section of the state and at market centers. His amiable disposition and versatile nature won a host of friends, and he was known for his honesty, integrity and square dealin9; one whose word could be relied upon implicitly. He was loved and esteemed by his neighbors, friends and associates. He loved his wife and children and was always concerned for their welfare. In later years Peter and Esther Blue moved to Mentone, and it. is said that he, when reminiscing, always recalled tenderly his old home on the banks of Yellow Creek. On May 17, 1914 his companion of nearly 54 years was taken by the death angel. The shock was more than his advanced years and frailty could endure, his loneliness encompassing him. He died on March 31, 1915, age 77 years, five months, ten days. His brother, Rhesa, and sisters, Elizabeth and Margaret Jane, were listed as surviving siblings in Abraham and Nancy's family of seven children. Peter and Esther rest in the Palestine Cemetery. | Blue, Abraham (I1159)
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| 7329 | Biography & Genealogy Master Index (BGMI) Name: Gordon R Fetter Birth Year: 1917 Has Photo: No Source: Standard & Poor's Register of Corporations, Directors and Executives. 1975 edition. Volume 2: Directors and Executives. New York: Standard & Poor's Corp., 1975. (St&PR 1975) | Fetter, Gordon R (I37758)
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| 7330 | Biography of John C. Epperson 1848-1926 EPPERSON, John C., was born in Monroe Co., Iowa., Dec. 14, 1848 andarrived in Oregon in Sept, 1868, then came to Coos Co. in September,1869. He first settled on Catching slough. In 1878 he moved to Douglas Co., then to Eastern Washington, then toPuget sound, then to Coos Co. in 1883 and has resided there since. His wife's maiden name was Mary D. Winningham, born in Clackamas Co.,Or., Nov. 14, 1863. Their children are Rolen C., age 14; Charles E., 12; Cora K., 10; MedaM., 9; John P., 8; Sallie A., 5; Alton R., 4. He is a farmer. Pioneer History of Coos and Curry Counties, Or. Heroic Deeds andThrilling Adventures of the Early Settlers Published under theAuspices of the Pioneer and Historical Association of Coos Co. OrvilDodge, Historian Salem Oregon Capitol Printing Published 1898 Coos County, Oregon Pioneers and Incidents of the Upper Coquille Valley" by Alice H.Woosdrid ge page 169--John Corbin Epperson, for more than 50 years aresident of this section died Saturday at his home at Coburg, Oreg on,age 78 years. He was born in Monroe, Iowa, Dec 14, 1848 and came west with his parents in 1859 settling-first inCaliforni a. In 1868 the family came to Oregon, settling in Douglas Co.,, came to Coos Co., a few years later. He married in 1883 to MaryD. W inningham and to them was born 10 children. Survivors are: R.C. of Powers; Cora K. Harrington, Coburg, Oregon;Mrs. L. A. Hufford of Riverton, Oregon; J.P. of Myrtle Point; Mrs. Anna Atturbury of Alameda, California; R.A. and W.M. of Myrtle Point;M. A. of Powers; Mrs. Myrtle Gibson of Ferndale, California. Buried at Myrtle Point.--Southern Coos Co., American Mar 25, 1926 "History of Coos and Curry Co.," by Orville Dodge John C. Epperson was born in Monroe Co., Iowa 14 Dec 1848 and arrived in Oregon Sep 1868, the came to Coos C., in Sep 1869. He first settled on aching Slough. In 1878 he moved to Douglas county, then to eastern Washington, then to Puget Sound, the to Coos C., in 1883 and has resided there since. His wife's maiden name was Mary D. Winningham, born in Clackamas, Oregon 14 Nov 1863. Their children are Rolen C., age 14; Charles E., age 12; Cora K., age 10; Meda M., age 9; John P., age 8; Sallie A., age 5; Alton R., age 4. He is a farmer.~~~~ Eugene Guard newspaper Eugene, Lane Coos County, Oregon Saturday, March 20, 1926 JOHN EPPERSON DIES AT COBURG John C. Epperson died at his home near Coburg this morning at the age of 79 years. He is survived by his widow, five sons, Rolland and Milton, Powers; John, Ray and Wayne, of Myrtle Point; and three daughters, Mrs. L.A. Hufford, Riverton; Mrs. Joe Gibson, Ferndale, Calif., Mrs. Wesley Atterbury, Almaden, Calif., and Mrs. H.G. Harrington of Coburg. Mr. Epperson came west in 1859, settling in Nevada. In 1860 he moved to California and in 1862 he came to Oregon settling in Coos County. After living in that district for 50 years he came to Lane County four years ago. He was a member of the Masonic lodge. His remains will be taken to Myrtle Point for interment. Arrangements are being made by the Veatch chapel.~~~ Southern Coos County American newspaper Myrtle Point, Coos County, Oregon Thursday, March 25, 1926 ~~~PIONEER OF COUNTY 50 YEARS GOES TO REWARD~~ ~~~JOHN CORBIN EPPERSON DIED AT FAMILY HOME AT COBURD LAST SATURDAY~~ ~~BODY WAS BROUGHT HERE FOR BURIAL~~ ~~BORN IN MONROE COUNTY, IOWA, TAKING UP RESIDENCE IN COOS COUNTY OVER HALF CENTURY AGO~~ John C. Epperson, for more than fifty years a resident of this section, died Saturday morning at his home at Coburd (sh/be Coburg), Oregon, aged 78 years. Several years ago Mr. Epperson submitted to an operation for bladder trouble, and he never recovered his former health. Four years ago the family moved to Coburd to be near a daughter. The body was brought to Myrtle Point, arriving Sunday afternoon over the Southern Pacific, accompanied by Mrs. Epperson and sons Ray A. And J.P. Epperson. Funeral was Monday afternoon at the Schroeder chapel, Rev. Chas. Barklow officiating and burial was in Myrtle Point cemetery. FATHER OF TEN CHILDREN John Corbin Epperson was born in Monroe county, Iowa, December 14, 1848, and came west with his parents in 1859, settling first in California. In 1868 the family came to Oregon, taking up their home in Douglas county, coming to Coos county a few years later. He was married in 1883 to Mary D. Winningham and to the union ten children were born. Those surviving are: R.C. of Powers, Oregon; Cora K. Harrington, Coburd; Mrs. L.A. Hufford, Riverton; J.P. of Myrtle Point; Mrs. Anna Atturbury, Alameda, California; R.A. and W.N. of Myrtle Point; M.A. of Powers; Mrs. Myrtle Gibson of Ferndale, California.~~~~~~~~~ "Pioneers and Incidents of the Upper Valley," by Alice H. Woodsridge, page 169 John Corbin Epperson, for more than fifty years a resident of this section died Saturday at his home at Coburg, Oregon, age 78 years. He was born in Monroe, Iowa, Dec. 14, 1848 and came west with his parents in 1859 settling first in California. In 1868 the family came to Oregon, settling in Douglas county and came to Coos county as few years later. He married in 1883 to Mary D. Winningham and to them was born 10 [12] children. Survivors are: R.C. of Powers, Cora K. Harrington, Coburg, Oregon; Mrs. L.A. Hufford of Riverton, Oregon, J. P. of Myrtle Point; Mrs. Mrs. Anna Atturbury of Alameda, California; R.A. and W.M. of Myrtle Point; M.A. of Powers, Mrs. Myrtle Gibson of Ferndale, California. Buried at Myrtle Point. --South Coos C., American Mar 25, 1926~~~~ Oregon State Death Certificate #145 states that John Epperson died of uremia intoxication due to an old operation on his bladder that never healed. Contributory prostate disease. John Epperson and his second wife, Effie Epperson, lived at Motor Route "B" in Eugene, Oregon for 3 years. Informant was Mrs. Effie L. Epperson of the same address. Birthplace was listed as Marion county, Iowa; parents were Ira Epperson and Nancy Bailey. Occupation was farmer. | Epperson, John Corbin (I11930)
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| 7331 | Biography of John Wesley Clark, 1910 "Lawrence Co Biographical", pg 659-660: "CLARK, John Wesley.--The farming activities of Lawrence County are increasing in volume and value with the development and improvement of this locality. The discovery of oil has greatly advanced the value of some farming properties, so that the owners of tracts of this class are to be considered fortunate. John Wesley Clark, of Section 2, Dennison Township, a successful farmer and stockman, is one of the representative men of his locality. Mr. Clark was born in Dennison Township, October 5, 1844, a son of George Washington Clark, now deceased, who was a farmer and cooper of the township. George W. Clark was born in Kentucky, February 7, 1806, and was there reared on a farm. Losing his father in the War of 1812, he was forced to help his mother, who moved to a farm in Ohio. There she married again. As he grew up, George W. Clark learned the cooper's trade in Ohio, and engaged in its conduct quite extensively. While still living in Ohio, he married Mary Drollinger, born in North Carolina, October 26, 1804, but taken to Ohio in girlhood. Ten children were the result of this marriage, two of whom died in infancy, but four sons and four daughters attained to maturity, and of them all John W. Clark is the youngest. In 1839 George W. Clark came to Illinois, settling in Dennison Township, where he entered 160 acres from the Government, at $1.25 per acre. He and his sons cleared this property, and improved it. In the beginning they lived in a log house, but later built a frame dwelling and there he died. Early in life he was a Whig, later becoming a Republican, while in religious faith he was a Methodist. His death occurred when he was seventy-four. His wife also died at about the same age. The education of John W. Clark was secured in the log schoolhouse of his neighborhood, and he was reared on the homestead to very hard work. As a return for his labor he inherited a portion of the homestead, and bought out the interests of the other heirs. On June 9, 1875, Mr. Clark and Martha Tinsley were married. She was born in Knox County, Ky., October 24, 1857, but in 1862 her family came to Dennison Township, where her father, William Tinsley, also a native of Kentucky, became a farmer and carpenter. In 1861 he enlisted in a Kentucky regiment for service in the Union army, and served until he was taken sick, which necessitated his honorable discharge. After his recovery and location to Illinois, he once more enlisted and served until the close of the war. While living in Kentucky he married Mary Hargus, who was born in Virginia of Irish descent. Of the five children born to the parents of Mrs. Clark, she is the youngest. Mr. Tinsley died when only forty-seven years of age, his early demise without doubt being occasioned by the hardships endured as a soldier. He was a member of the G.A.R., a Republican in politics, and in religious faith a Methodist. After their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Clark continued to live on their present farm. They now have 170 acres, and have a very pleasant home. Mr. Clark has made all the improvements on his property, and helped to clear a part of it while it was still owned by his father. Mr. and Mrs. Clark have had the following children: Sarah Jane (deceased); Essie, Clara, Charles, Manfred and Harley, all born on the present farm. In his political life Mr. Clark has been a Republican, and is faithful in his devotion to his party. He is a member of the Methodist Church, and is liberal in his contributions to its support. He is an excellent farmer, a good business man, and is worthy of the confidence he has inspired among his neighbors." Wesley Clark in the 1900 United States Federal Census Name: Wesley Clark [Wesley J Clark] Age: 55 Birth Date: Oct 1844 Birthplace: Illinois Home in 1900: Denison, Lawrence, Illinois Race: White Gender: Male Relation to Head of House: Head Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Martha Clark Marriage Year: 1875 Years Married: 25 Father's Birthplace: Kentucky Mother's Birthplace: North Carolina Occupation: Farmer Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Wesley Clark 55 (Wife) Martha Clark 41 (Oct 1858) Kentucky; Mother of 6 children, 5 living (Daughter) Essie Clark 21 (Sep 1878) Illinois; Single (Daughter) Clara Clark 19 (Feb 1881) Illinois; Single (Son) Charley Clark 17 (Mar 1883) Illinois; Single (Son) Manford Clark 10 (Jul 1889) Illinois (Son) Harley Clark 5 (Sep 1894) Illinois (Some transcription provided by David H. Drollinger 25 Jul 2015) | Clark, John Wesley (I29006)
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| 7332 | Biography of John Wesley Clark, 1910 "Lawrence Co Biographical", pg659-660: "CLARK, John Wesley.--The farming activities of LawrenceCounty are increasing in volume and value with the development andimprovement of this locality. The discovery of oil has greatlyadvanced the value of some farming properties, so that the owners oftracts of this class are to be considered fortunate. John WesleyClark, of Section 2, Dennison Township, a successful farmer andstockman, is one of the representative men of his locality. Mr. Clarkwas born in Dennison Township, October 5, 1844, a son of GeorgeWashington Clark, now deceased, who was a farmer and cooper of thetownship. George W. Clark was born in Kentucky, February 7, 1806, and was therereared on a farm. Losing his father in the War of 1812, he was forcedto help his mother, who moved to a farm in Ohio. There she marriedagain. As he grew up, George W. Clark learned the cooper's trade inOhio, and engaged in its conduct quite extensively. While stillliving in Ohio, he married Mary Drollinger, born in North Carolina,October 26, 1804, but taken to Ohio in girlhood. Ten children werethe result of this marriage, two of whom died in infancy, but foursons and four daughters attained to maturity, and of them all John W.Clark is the youngest. In 1839 George W. Clark came to Illinois,settling in Dennison Township, where he entered 160 acres from theGovernment, at $1.25 per acre. He and his sons cleared this property,and improved it. In the beginning they lived in a log house, butlater built a frame dwelling and there he died. Early in life he wasa Whig, later becoming a Republican, while in religious faith he was aMethodist. His death occurred when he was seventy-four. His wifealso died at about the same age. The education of John W. Clark was secured in the log schoolhouse ofhis neighborhood, and he was reared on the homestead to very hardwork. As a return for his labor he inherited a portion of thehomestead, and bought out the interests of the other heirs. On June9, 1875, Mr. Clark and Martha Tinsley were married. She was born inKnox County, Ky., October 24, 1857, but in 1862 her family came toDennison Township, where her father, William Tinsley, also a native ofKentucky, became a farmer and carpenter. In 1861 he enlisted in aKentucky regiment for service in the Union army, and served until hewas taken sick, which necessitated his honorable discharge. After hisrecovery and location to Illinois, he once more enlisted and serveduntil the close of the war. While living in Kentucky he married MaryHargus, who was born in Virginia of Irish descent. Of the fivechildren born to the parents of Mrs. Clark, she is the youngest. Mr.Tinsley died when only forty-seven years of age, his early demisewithout doubt being occasioned by the hardships endured as a soldier.He was a member of the G.A.R., a Republican in politics, and inreligious faith a Methodist. After their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Clark continued to live on theirpresent farm. They now have 170 acres, and have a very pleasant home. Mr. Clark has made all the improvements on his property, and helpedto clear a part of it while it was still owned by his father. Mr. andMrs. Clark have had the following children: Sarah Jane (deceased);Essie, Clara, Charles, Manfred and Harley, all born on the presentfarm. In his political life Mr. Clark has been a Republican, and isfaithful in his devotion to his party. He is a member of theMethodist Church, and is liberal in his contributions to its support.He is an excellent farmer, a good business man, and is worthy of theconfidence he has inspired among his neighbors." | Clark, Sarah Jane (I33266)
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| 7333 | Biography sketch on Owen Brenton Craig and wife Ada Dora (Drollinger) Owen Brenton Craig was born April 27, 1859 south of Perrysville, Vermillion County, Indiana. He was born to Larkin Craig and Elizabeth (Rayborn). His mother died three months after his birth of consumption. After his mothers death he moved to his aunts. Mrs. Lidia (John) Lightle outside of Veedersburg, Fountain County, Indiana. He lived there till he was old enough to work. Then his father came and took him to White County to work for him. He ran away from his father back to Fountain County. Owen talked very little about Larkin, but spoke often of his step mother who he evidently liked. Owen and Ada Dora Drollinger got married June 2, 1886 at Steam Corner, Millcreek Township, Fountain County, Indiana. They lived on the main road west of Wallace near a road side spring. It was in this area Samuel Larkin Craig Sr. was born. Owen was a farm hand in early life and worked for the railroad in later life. He worked on the railroad on the secton crew and was a gandydancer. He worked on Nickel Plate and Big Four and the one that ran from Veedersburg to Mellott. Another thing Owen did as a gandydancer on the railroad was laying rails and driving spikes. Owen gave Ada for their first Christmas a family picture album on December 25, 1886. Robert Craig of Veedersburg now has it. Owen and Ada resided in Veedersburg on North College Street running north of the baseball diamond at the city park. They moved in the last house on the west side of the street. They moved from Wallace to Veedersburg in 1910. Owen lived with his children after Ada died. Most people called him OB. By Charles Wesley Craig's children he was called Uncle Brent. Owen use to smoke a pipe. Robert remembers what his dad (Bill) said about Owen use to "Smoke matches" is what the kids called it. When he had a dab of tobacco left in his pipe then he'd light it to finish it off. According to what Robert 's dad told him Owen use to sing silly songs when Bill was little. Owen could play harmonica, juice harp, and french harp. Ada liked to quilt. She always had a smile and liked to laugh. Ada had dark brown hair. Owen had a mustache and was about 5'6" tall until he got older. He also had dark colored hair. Real children of Samuel and Mary Ann: (these are the only ones I have ever heard of) * Rosa B Drollinger married Mr. Tinder (dates and his name are somewhere in my notes) They are buried in Fountan Co. IN *Ada Dora Drollinger (2 June 1868-9 May 1936) married Owen Brenton Craig (27 April 1858-19 Jan 1937) Both are buried at Bonebreak Cemt., Fountain Co., Veedersburg, IN. These are my GG-Granparents! Owen's parents are Larkin Craig and Elizabeth Raybourn. Children of Owen Brenton Craig and Ada Dora: *Charles Wm Craig (2 June 1887-10 Feb 1953) who married on 18 June 1910, Lillie May Lightle (18 Dec 1886-27 May 1958) Both buried at Rockfield Cemt., Fountain Co., Veedersburg,IN Both born in Fountain Co. Lillie's parents are George W Lightle and Sarah C Kiger. These two are my G-Grandparnets! *Samuel Larkin Craig (19 Oct 1889-27 Aug 1960) married on 26 Feb 1910 to Beulah Kiger. Both buried at Rockfield Cemt., Fountain Co., Veedersburg *Clifford R Craig (1894-8 July 1986) married on 25 Dec 1912 to Laura Kiger (1892-1985). Both buried at Bonebreak Cemt. *Edgar Flemming Craig (18 Dec 1897-Feb 1968 in Bloomington, IN, Monroe Co.) *Roy Lucas Craig (14 March 1900-29 May1990 in Alanson, Michigan) *Viola Craig (9 March 1895-Aug 1967 in San Leandro, CA) married on 30 Oct 1915 to Rex Clyde Grigson (Oakland, CA) *Laura Oveta Craig (11 March 1904-8 April 1904) Buried at Bonebreak Cemt. Children of Charles Wm Craig and Lillie May: (Lillie was 3 months with child when they were married) ( Charles died from a fallen tree limb while cutting trees with Edgar Flemming Craig) *Doris Gladys Craig (b 5 Dec 1910) *Ralph Burton Craig (10/11/1912-15 Jan 1996) married 27 March 1935 and divorced 13 Dec 1945 to my Grandma, Gladys Lee Myers (b 16 March 1917 in Fountain Co) second wife he married on 4 Aug 1952...was Louise Clay Short (30 Sept 1912-Oct 1995) Ralph and Louise are both buried at Mount Hope Cemt, Fountain Co., Covington, IN *Owen Brenton Craig II (10 Aug 1916-19 Nov 1981) buried at Potter's Field in Omaha, Nebraska *Hazel Wyneta Craig (5 Dec 1915-9 Aug 1916) died of Typhoid Fever at 8 months buried at Rockfield Cemt. Fountain Co., Veedersburg, IN *Robert Sidney Craig (9 Jan 1920) married JoAnn both are living in Veedersburg IN *Carl William Craig (1 May 1922-15 March 1923) died of the flu ...buried at Rockfield Cemt. *James M Craig (8 Jan 1924) 1958 Army/Germany ...I would see him walking along the streets of Veedersburg...usually drunk and terribly needing a bath and a shave. Is this any of Dellie Craig's family??? I don't know if he is still living??? *Ada May Craig (21 Dec 1927-30 Jan 1928) she also died of the flu at just over a month old. She is also buried at Rockfield Cemt. Note*** Hazel, Carl and Ada are all buried in the same grave site with only one stone standing. Cheri Cripe info 1900 United States Federal Census Name: Owen Craig [Owen B Craig] Age: 41 Birth Date: Apr 1859 Birthplace: Indiana Home in 1900: Cain, Fountain, Indiana [Fountain] Race: White Gender: Male Relation to Head of House: Head Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Ada A Craig Marriage Year: 1886 Years Married: 14 Father's Birthplace: Scotland Mother's Birthplace: Indiana | Craig, Owen Benton (I3143)
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| 7334 | Biological Parents: Peter "Pete" St. Clair Jr 1871-1914 Cordelia (St. Clair) Harlow 1874-1926 | St. Clair, Clyde Mabel (I45753)
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| 7335 | Birdie died single according to her death certificate. It does not appear she ever married or had children. | Trollinger, Birdie Mae (I20999)
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| 7336 | Birt Slayton in the Arkansas, U.S., County Marriages Index, 1837-1957 Name: Birt Slayton Gender: Male Age: 22 Birth Year: abt 1878 Residence: Alleene, Little River, Arkansas Spouse's Name: Girtie Turpine Spouse's Gender: Female Spouse's Age: 15 Spouse's Residence: Alleene, Little River, Arkansas Marriage Date: 19 Apr 1900 Marriage License Date: 18 Apr 1900 Marriage County: Little River Event Type: Marriage FHL Film Number: 1007914 Birt Lugerne Stayton in the U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Name: Birt Lugerne Stayton [Bert Luzerne Slayton] Race: White Birth Date: 7 Aug 1878 Residence Date: 1917-1918 Residence Place: Vernon County, Louisiana, USA Physical Build: Medium Height: Medium Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Brown Relative: Alma Slayton 1940 United States Federal Census about Burt L Slayton Name: Burt L Slayton Age: 61 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1879 Gender: Male Race: White Birthplace: Arkansas Marital Status: Married Relation to Head of House: Head Home in 1940: Shreveport, Caddo, Louisiana Map of Home in 1940: View Map Street: East 67 House Number: 510 Inferred Residence in 1935: Shreveport, Caddo, Louisiana Residence in 1935: Same Place Resident on farm in 1935: No Sheet Number: 13A Number of Household in Order of Visitation: 284 House Owned or Rented: Rented Value of Home or Monthly Rental if Rented: 5 Attended School or College: No Highest Grade Completed: Elementary school, 5th grade Weeks Worked in 1939: 0 Income: 0 Income Other Sources: No Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Burt L Slayton 61 (Wife) Annie Slayton 65 Illinois | Slayton, Burt Luzirn (I31705)
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| 7337 | BIRTH 1815 Ohio, USA DEATH 21 Oct 1889 (aged 73?74) Fountain County, Indiana, USA BURIAL Cade Cemetery Veedersburg, Fountain County, Indiana, USA | Hershberger, John (I17356)
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| 7338 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Fearing, Barbara Diane (I25466)
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| 7339 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Watson, Dana Lynn (I30922)
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| 7340 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Shoffner, Frank Junior (I9484)
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| 7341 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Caviness, Rhonda Maie (I39836)
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| 7342 | Birth 11 Feb 1852? Confirm | Nooner, Mary Margaret Jane (I28481)
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| 7343 | BIRTH 11 Jan 1922 DEATH 3 Jul 2013 (aged 91) BURIAL Hillcrest Memorial Park Bakersfield, Kern County, California, USA | Grigson, Annabel (I6129)
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| 7344 | Birth and death dates are from the Albright Family Bible published in the Sept. 1984 issue of the Alamance Genealogist, page 5. | Montgomery, Nancy Elizabeth (I884)
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| 7345 | Birth and death dates from death certificate. | Drollinger, Samuel (I2996)
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| 7346 | Birth and death dates from grave stone | Kunkle, Ruthanna Abigail (I7024)
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| 7347 | birth and death dates from grave stone | Lightle, Myrtle Bell (I3544)
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| 7348 | Birth and death dates from grave stone | Drollinger, Winfield Raymond (I9937)
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| 7349 | Birth and death dates from grave stone | Riley, Elizabeth G. (I17174)
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| 7350 | birth and death dates from grave stone | Fleming, Mattie B. (I22848)
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