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501 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I477)
 
502 Birth informants father William Henry Duggan, labourer at skin yard, and mother Edith Mary Harrison, formerly Smith, a housekeeper, both of 1 New Court, Grantham. Duggan, Lilian Mary (I9381)
 
503 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I786)
 
504 BIRTH RECORDED AND RECORDS: 11 NOV 1922 Source (S328)
 
505 Birth, death and burial info from gravesite info. RIFFE, Leeannah (I1752)
 
506 Birth, death and burial info from gravesite info. Source (S489)
 
507 Birth: 1862
Death: 1904


Family links:
Spouse:
Moses Jones (1860 - 1936)

Children:
Gomer H. Jones (1886 - 1980)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Osage City Cemetery
Osage City
Osage County
Kansas, USA

Created by: Dale Bernhardt
Record added: Dec 31, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 32542030
 		Humphries, Jane (I3744)
 
508 Birthname is Thomas Pride, christening and death are Thomas Pryde.  Whitworth, Thomas Pride (I401)
 
509 Births Dec 1878 (>99%)
Anderson Louisa Margaret Derby 7b 487

From 1939 Register DOB 20 Oct 1877 		Anderson, Louisa Margaret (I115)
 
510 Births Dec 1885 (>99%)
Smith Ada Agnes Derby 7b 588 		Smith, Ada Agnes (I417)
 
511 Bk 1, pg 56, Casey Co mar records Family: Valentine PEYTON / Nancy \PENN (F1499)
 
512 Bk 1, pg 56, Casey Co mar records Source (S572)
 
513 Board of Guardian Records, 1834-1916 and Church of England Parish Registers, 1754-1916. London Metropolitan Archives, London.

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 		Source (S2595)
 
514 Board of Stamps: Apprenticeship Books, Series IR 1; The National Archives of the UK (TNA), Kew, Surrey, England.The National Archives give no warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or fitness for the purpose of the information provided. Images may be used only for purposes of research, private study or education. Applications for any other use should be made to The National Archives Image Library, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 4DU, Tel: 020 8392 5225. Fax: 020 8392 5266. Source (S2512)
 
515 BOB TURNER WAS A CPA LICENSED in both CA & H



BOB TURNER WAS A CPA LICENSED in both CA & H
 		TURNER, Robert Cary (I777)
 
516 Body taken to Butler, MO, for burial in Oak Hill Cemetery, by the side of John Wesley Smith.
source: obit notice 		JAMES, Susan Prudence (I841)
 
517 Body taken to Butler, MO, for burial in Oak Hill Cemetery, by the sideof John Wesley Smith.
source: obit notice 		Source (S351)
 
518 BOND - 19 JAN 1807; NOTED 26 MAR 1807, mar by Rev, Lewis Chaudoin. Family: John R JAMES / Mary Polly POOR (F915)
 
519 BOND - 19 JAN 1807; NOTED 26 MAR 1807, mar by Rev, Lewis Chaudoin. Source (S559)
 
520 Bondsman for contract, John Tinsley and father, Valentine Peyton TINSLEY, Stephen (I1608)
 
521 Bondsman for contract, John Tinsley and father, Valentine Peyton Source (S244)
 
522 Book by S. Dunn, transcription from tombstone says 24 Nov 1839. RUSSELL, Jacob H (I1277)
 
523 Book by S. Dunn, transcription from tombstone says 24 Nov 1839. Source (S361)
 
524 Book Q, pg 36: wife Catharine Carpenter holds 1/3 part from sale of land to JAMES RUSSELL and George Carpenter Jr. and to 8 of his children, including Letha Russell. (One of the securities ws from James F. Russell.) Many other deeds and transactions noted in Lincoln Co..) CARPENTER, Henry (I1364)
 
525 Book Q, pg 36: wife Catharine Carpenter holds 1/3 part from sale ofland to JAMES RUSSELL and George Carpenter Jr. and to 8 of hischildren, including Letha Russell. (One of the securities ws fromJame s F. Russell.) Many other deeds and transactions noted in LincolnCo..) Source (S238)
 
526 born 10 pick st
hosier & beer retailer property owner of house in mrk place and bridge st.
lived in queen st 1861
lived in chapel st in 1871
lived in the lant in 1876
in 1891 he died in bridge st on march 19th 1935 aged 89 yrs. 		Whitworth, James (I101)
 
527 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I1784)
 
528 born at a Marine base in the CA desert. Source (S297)
 
529 Born at Hill Top SAXTON, William (I7533)
 
530 Born in Market Place Shepshed
Marri9ed by Rev Charles Lisle March Phillipps
Died Bridge st 3.20 am on sat 31st July 1926
Bur 2nd Aug aged 79.
Bapt St Bot's 16th March 1862 aged 15 yrs. 		Darby, Sarah Ann (I148)
 
531 Born in Nashville,ARK, he moved with his brothers to be with their father in Paris, TX.There he sang in the church choir and also met Lula Smith, of Butler, MO. Their courtship of three years was mostly carried on by mail, due to Jake being a traveling salesman.

As a couple, they resided in Paris, TX, Pittsburg, KS, Mc Alester, OK, Tucson, AZ and then finally to Sunland, CA, moving most of the time to be near other family. Lula's family had
been long time MO and KS residents, so they probably went there to be near her family.
When they went to McAlester, it is believed that he became manager of a clothing/dept. store, which later burned. Also, he had some half-brothers or half-sisters living in OK City,
Grandma's brother, Uncle G.R."Bob" Smith lived in Duncan, OK and his father Wm. Alex Carey lived in Madill, OK. Unfortunately, on their way to move to Tucson, the Hall Motor Freight Truck, which was carrying all of their furnishings and most possessions, caught fire and burned in Denver, CO (28 Nov. 1938) They moved to Tucson, to be near their daughter, Lorene and family, and then onto Sunland, to be near their son, Clifford and his family.

Jake had a quick sense of humor and was very kind and easy to be with; being of the "old
school", he clothes shopped for Grandma Lula (since he had worked in the field) and drove
her to her errands or visits with female friends. He was always in sales. As so often of the era, he smoked unfiltered Camel cigarettes. He remained actively employed, and at the last, as a roofing contractor's estimator, and then,without warning, he suddenly died of a heart attach, at age 77. Finally deciding to join the new generation of television viewers, he had just purchased a TV for their Christmas present.

Born in Nashville,ARK, he moved with his brothers to be with theirfather in Paris, TX.There he sang in the church choir and also metLula Smith, of Butler, MO. Their courtship of three years was mostly carried on by mail, due to Jake being a traveling salesman.

As a couple, they resided in Paris, TX, Pittsburg, KS, Mc Alester,OK, Tucson, AZ and then finally to Sunland, CA, moving most of thetime to be near other family. Lula's family had
been long time MO and KS residents, so they probably went there to benear her family.
When they went to McAlester, it is believed that he became manager ofa clothing/dept. store, which later burned. Also, he had somehalf-brothers or half-sisters living in OK City,
Grandma's brother, Uncle G.R."Bob" Smith lived in Duncan, OK and hisfather Wm. Alex Carey lived in Madill, OK. Unfortunately, on theirway to move to Tucson, the Hall Motor Freight Truck, which wascar rying all of their furnishings and most possessions, caught fireand burned in Denver, CO (28 Nov. 1938) They moved to Tucson, to benear their daughter, Lorene and family, and then onto Sunland, to be near their son, Clifford and his family.

Jake had a quick sense of humor and was very kind and easy to be with;being of the "old
school", he clothes shopped for Grandma Lula (since he had worked inthe field) and drove
her to her errands or visits with female friends. He was always insales. As so often of the era, he smoked unfiltered Camel cigarettes.He remained actively employed, and at the last, as a roofingco ntractor's estimator, and then,without warning, he suddenly died ofa heart attach, at age 77. Finally deciding to join the newgeneration of television viewers, he had just purchased a TV for theirChr istmas present.

Brothers
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=da2b3898-98ad-457f-9837-3c4a 269a5039&tid=2143358&pid=-1858944442 		CAREY, Jacob Andrue (I824)
 
532 born posthumously, after father John killed at Battle of Blue Licks. FRYE, John II (I1448)
 
533 born posthumously, after father John killed at Battle of Blue Licks. Source (S534)
 
534 born two months after his father, George Zimmerman/Carpenter died from Revolutionary War wounds from the harsh winter conditions at Valley Forge. CARPENTER, Henry (I1364)
 
535 born two months after his father, George Zimmerman/Carpenter died fromRevolutionary War wounds from the harsh winter conditions at ValleyForge. Source (S236)
 
536 Boyle Co. land on Doctor's Fork, adjoining lands of Henry Bottom, Michael Goin, William McGraw, Thomas Martin and H.E. Crawford, 135 A.
Sanders' land was bought by son, John C., from a buy-out of his siblings, 31 May 1848. 		RUSSELL, Sanders (I1870)
 
537 Boyle Co. land on Doctor's Fork, adjoining lands of Henry Bottom, Michael Goin, William McGraw, Thomas Martin and H.E. Crawford, 135 A.
Sanders' land was bought by son, John C., from a buy-out of hissiblings, 31 May 1848. 		Source (S415)
 
538 Boyle Co., KY, Book 2, page 511, gives equality among his children or their representatives, except due to consideration of special services rendered by son George, in John's last years, he was "given the land known as the Murphy place together with such part of my home place as was his on the west side of the Springfield and Harrodsburg road, and supposed to contain about 55 acres more or less..." RUSSELL, John Calvin (I2010)
 
539 Boyle Co., KY, Book 2, page 511, gives equality among his children ortheir representatives, except due to consideration of special servicesrendered by son George, in John's last years, he was "given t he landknown as the Murphy place together with such part of my home place aswas his on the west side of the Springfield and Harrodsburg road, andsupposed to contain about 55 acres more or less..." Source (S542)
 
540 British and Irish Military Databases, : The Naval and Military Press Ltd. Source (S2411)
 
541 British Columbia Vital Statistics Agency, , British Columbia, Canada Source (S2419)
 
542 British Commonwealth War Graves Registers, 1914-1918. London, England: Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Commonwealth War Graves Commission,Commonwealth War Graves Registers. London, United Kingdom: Peter Singlehurst. Source (S2520)
 
543 Bronch pneumonia: death informant, son in law Frederick Richard Gill of 57 Beacon Lane, Grantham Adams, Thomas Henry (I11340)
 
544 Bronchitis: Informant W. Elvy (Grandson) Morgan, Bourne (I9359)
 
545 Buford already had a small plantation on the small tract, at time of will. PEYTON, Buford (I936)
 
546 Buford already had a small plantation on the small tract, at time ofwill. Source (S249)
 
547 BURFORD WAS BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN HER FORMER
MARRIED NAME, NOT ORIGINAL SURNAME; ORIG BEL'D
TO HAVE BEEN EITHER HALL OR SHARPE; NO CHILDREN
KNOWN FROM THIS UNION 		BURFORD, Margaret (I900)
 
548 Burial 30 March 1724 BRETT, Mary (I6284)
 
549 Buried 1 April 1763. Aged about 1 month... Whitworth, Edward (I234)
 
550 buried at Calvary Cemetery, Los Angeles. LIPP, Peter Frederick (I1062)
 

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