Notes
Matches 21,851 to 21,900 of 23,594
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| 21851 | killed by a train, hit buggy on way home from school | Redfearn, Leta Marie (I14936)
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| 21852 | knoll above Daniel Clary | Clary, Richard Combs (I8269)
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| 21853 | knoll above Daniel Clary | Hiddenite, North Carolina, Clary Cemetery (I28009)
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| 21854 | Known as Chick | Larson, Muriel (I872)
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| 21855 | Known as Lay | Martini, Edmund C. (I1282)
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| 21856 | Known as Maggie | Duffler, Margaret (I847)
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| 21857 | lab | Lorfing, Christina (I6076)
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| 21858 | lab | Hinze, Gustav (I6075)
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| 21859 | land appraiser | Sprague, Alfred W. (I6335)
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| 21860 | land on Rock Creek, Prince George's County | Clary, John Jr. (I7722)
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| 21861 | land on Rock Creek, Prince George's County | Clary, William Deveron (I7732)
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| 21862 | landed in New York City from Saxony Prussia | Doelle, Engelhardt (I82)
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| 21863 | landed on the Eastern Shore of Maryland in late March||two brothers||One brother died and the other went back to his native land | Current, James Sr. (I713)
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| 21864 | left for Camp Chaffee, Arkansas | Schwebach, Henry Peter (I16941)
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| 21865 | LeMars Daily Sentinel||1 | Bunkers, Rudolph Barney (I3100)
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| 21866 | leukemia | Buescher, Helen Marie (I21282)
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| 21867 | leukemia | Julian, Ray (I31353)
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| 21868 | Lillie Mae (Hockersmith) & Jiles Jones | Family F1661
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| 21869 | Lillie Mae (Hockersmith), Jiles Jones & baby | Jones, Jiles William (I6902)
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| 21870 | Lincoln Evening Journal||14 | Vosler, Nolan Clarence (I21556)
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| 21871 | Lincoln Jounral Star||4 | Tuttle, Leigh Nelson (I21865)
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| 21872 | listed in the militia rolls of Sangamon County for service in the Blackhawk War of 1832, probably under Capt. Abraham Lincoln | Clary, Spencer (I10710)
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| 21873 | Lived in Kansas | Schwebach, Mary (I1419)
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| 21874 | Lived in Kansas | Schwebach, Louis Aloyois J. (I1422)
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| 21875 | liver cancer | Graff, Charlotte Mae (I3268)
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| 21876 | liver failure and renal failure | Waters, Ralph Eugene (I30919)
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| 21877 | Located in St. Louis, Missouri near Interstate 70 and the West Florissant Avenue exit, was founded for the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. Louis in 1857 by St. Louis Archbishop Peter Richard Kenrick, who is interred within. The Catholic Cemetery, one of the largest in the nation, contains the burials of more than 300,000 persons, among them Civil War general William T. Sherman, freed slave Dred Scott (namesake of the famed pre-Civil War Supreme Court case),1960's humanitarian physician Dr. Tom Dooley, famed American playwright Tennessee Williams, federal judge Clyde Cahill, Jr., and numerous Catholic bishops, clergy, religious, politicians, sporting and literary figures, and immigrants whowere instrumental in the development of the City of St. Louis and the Roman Catholic Church there. The beautifully landscaped perpetual care cemetery features two public mausoleums, fountains, and impressive Victorian and Gilded Agemonuments and mausoleums of noted area families. The cemetery is still heavily patronized, and burials and committals are generally scheduled from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Visiting hours are 8 a.m to 4:30 p.m. daily Mon. thru Sun., with officehours M-F 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Web address: [html:]http://archstl.org/cemeteries/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=91&Itemid=233[:html] | Saint Louis, Missouri, Calvary Cemetery (I27985)
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| 21878 | location may be Eagle Bend, Todd County, Minnesota | Barnell, William Jordan (I1716)
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| 21879 | location may be St. Louis, Missouri | Scarfino, Samuel S. (I4836)
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| 21880 | location may be White Pidgeon, MI per "Moore or less, the many connections of my family" source | Christner, Verona Leona (I3556)
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| 21881 | Location of birth; 127 N. Clark St. Was second child | Cassidy, Corrine Bell (I859)
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| 21882 | lockjaw & blood poisoning | Schwebach, Sylvester N. (I6766)
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| 21883 | Logansport Pharos-Tribune||2 | Clary, Charles E. (I7826)
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| 21884 | Logansport Pharos-Tribune||2 | Clary, Arthur Lee (I21052)
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| 21885 | Logansport Pharos-Tribune||2 | Guthrie, Edna L. (I7860)
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| 21886 | Logansport Pharos-Tribune||3 | Woods, Narcissa (I7875)
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| 21887 | Logansport Reporter||8 | Woods, Narcissa (I7875)
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| 21888 | Lot 2798, section 28 | Palmquist, Jennie Augusta (I6320)
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| 21889 | Lot 2798, section 28 | Lincoln, Nebraska, Wyuka Cemetery (I28372)
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| 21890 | Lot 65, Section A | Cole, Cynthia Ann (I5209)
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| 21891 | Lot 65, Section A | Simpson, William Franklin (I5210)
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| 21892 | Lt Union Army 1st Ind Heavy Artillery | Clary, Tipton D. (I10970)
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| 21893 | lung cancer | Graff, Barbara K. (I3266)
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| 21894 | lung cancer | Barnell, Robert Lamar (I3557)
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| 21895 | lung cancer | Eggers, Sally Jo (I4957)
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| 21896 | lung cancer | Graff, Otto Ambrose (I7030)
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| 21897 | lung cancer | Fairhurst, Benjamin George (I24646)
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| 21898 | lung cancer, non small cell type | Daugherty, Donald Lewis (I9497)
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| 21899 | made an oral will, leaving everything to his wife, not named. | Clary, Hazel (I8669)
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| 21900 | malignacy of prostate | Adams, Granville Henderson (I3499)
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