Notes: Reed/Whitworth/Eley/Cullen Genealogy

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751

Edna had no children.............
Married on Dec 1948
Married at Loughborough, Leicestershire

Tollington, Edna Florence (I318)

752

Edna, Geo and family went to the World's Fair, 1904, and stayed with George's brother Js. R (Bob) and family; then both families moved to Carmi, IL; letter from his daughter, Eva, in 1985, said that Geo's occupations included being a farmer in KY, a buyer of land in OK soon after statehood; he was a manufacturer of patented Japenese sweepers in several cities inc St. Louis; "Mom was a good saleslady."
Geo. was also a guard at the McAlester prison for a while. He bought & sold houses and real estate. Then he went into the grocery business for years. He had a varied lot of jobs and moves, but got along well and were well fed. Edna was a teacher in early life. Geor also operated a livery stable at Louisvill, KY before kids were born; also mfgd & sold wallpaper brushes & brooms.
Another story from Eva said that he had many tales of his searches for mfg locations & train trips to Liberal, KS. Once the plains were cold & very windy & so desolate that he had the trainment not unload his equipment & bought a return ticket back home to KY. Also had a similar experience (alone) to Winnipeg, Canada. It was so cold that he never left the depot (and stove) to even look for a possible location & returned hom. Eva said "Mom was always holding down the fort at home, awaiting Dad's return."

RUSSELL, George Franklin Sr (I1811)

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Edna, Geo and family went to the World's Fair, 1904, and stayed withGeorge's brother Js. R (Bob) and family; then both families moved toCarmi, IL; letter from his daughter, Eva, in 1985, said that Geo 'soccupations included beina farmer in KY, a buyer of land in OK soonafter statehood; he was a manufacturer of Japenese sweepers in severalcities inc St. Louis; "Mom was a good saleslady."
Geo. was also a guard at the McAlester prison for a while. He bought &sold houses and real estate. Then he went into the grocery businessfor years. He had a varied lot of jobs and moves, but got alon g welland were well fed. Edna was a teacher in early life. Geor alsooperated a livery stable at Louisvill, KY before kids were born; alsomfgd & sold wallpaper brushes & brooms.
Another story from Eva said that he had many tales of his searches formfg locations & train trips to Liberal, KS. Once the plains were cold& very windy & so desolate that he had the trainment not unlo ad hisequipment & bought a return ticket back home to KY. Also had a similarexperience (alone) to Winpeg, Canada. It was so cold that he neverleft the depot to even look for a possible location & retu rned hom.Eva said "Mom was always holding down the fort at home, awaiting Dad'sreturn."

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754

Electronic databases created from various publications of parish and probate records.

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755

Electronic databases created from various publications of parish and probate records.

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756

Electronic databases created from various publications of parish and probate records.

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757

Electronic databases created from various publications of parish and probate records.

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758

Electronic databases created from various publications of probate records.

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759

Emma was the Daughter of William Wardle F.W.K & Eliz of Worthington.
She was married at St Bot's P. Church shepshed on Nov 6th 1836 by the Rev Joseph Harriman Hamilton M.A When she was ONLY 15YEARS OLD.
Remarried 1866-71 to John Roper of Shepshed.
In 1871 they lived in Queen St Shepshed.
John Roper died aged 77 lived in the Lant in 1896.

Wardle, Emma (I96)

760

England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N811-832 : accessed 30 Nov 2012), Louisa Margaret Anderson, 1878; citing SAINT ANDREWS, DERBY, DERBY, ENGLAND, reference - 2:14F2T2M; FHL microfilm 1041186

England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N1R2-5XQ : accessed 30 Nov 2012), Louisa Margaret Anderson, 13 Nov 1878; citing SAINT ANDREWS, DERBY, DERBY, ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 1041186.

Anderson, Louisa Margaret (I115)

761

England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975. Salt Lake City, Utah: FamilySearch, 2013.

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762

England, Derbyshire, Church of England Parish Registers, 1538-1910. Salt Lake City, Utah: FamilySearch, 2013.

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763

England, Marriages, 1538â€“1973. Salt Lake City, Utah: FamilySearch, 2013.

Source (S2518)

764

Enlarged prostate.

Mowbray, John (I9525)

765

Enlisted in the Army 1942, Chicago. Army No: 36337134

LORD, Dickon (I7275)

766

Ensign, was killed in battle in 1780; 2,666 2/3 acres were awarded to Valentine Peyton, heir at law, 11 Sep 1784. Listed in VA Soldiers of 1776.

PEYTON, George (I1513)

767

Ensign, was killed in battle in 1780; 2,666 2/3 acres were awarded toValentine Peyton, heir at law, 11 Sep 1784. Listed in VA Soldiers of1776.

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768

Etta Carey, John Bell's wife, wrote me that Jake & John Bell's mother was believed to have been killed by a bull, when pregnant with child #4

WEBB, Eliza J (I1214)

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Etta Carey, John Bell's wife, wrote me that Jake & John Bell's motherwas believed to have been killed by a bull, when pregnant with child#4

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770

Eva said George F, Sr., was born at Powers Store Corner. I think it's near Ellisburg, and is in Casey Co., KY.

RUSSELL, George Franklin Sr (I1811)

771

Eva, George's dau, said that George did talk a little of her, and that she died as a child, possibly of measles.

RUSSELL, Amanda Katherine (I1812)

772

Eva, George's dau, said that George did talk a little of her, and thatshe died as a child, possibly of measles.

Source (S358)

773

Event Description: Burton Hospital

Wilkes, Doris May (I240)

774

exact date source, website:Joseph L. Clements, anc.com.

PEYTON, Thomas Jefferson (I1777)

775

Family legend has it that Laura smoked a pipe, was a midwife,and her family was spared in an Indian uprising because she had delivered the Chief's son. Laura is said to have raised Sarah Marie's 10 children after Sarah's death in 1909. Need further research. Need names and dates. 1910 Census shows only 1 Arch child living with Laura and John!

Schoonover, Laura Almira (I4405)

776

Family moved to Butler in Jan. 1888 (source: Susan Smith's obit notice)

SMITH, John Wesley (I840)

777

Family moved to Butler in Jan. 1888 (source: Susan Smith's obitnotice)

Source (S208)

778

Family Search .org

PETTIFER, Richard (I6484)

779

Family Search 1880 census lists him as Jake H. Russell.

RUSSELL, Jacob H (I1277)

780

Family Search IGI record.

Family: Warren LAMME / Malinda RUSSELL (F1247)

781

Family Search IGI record.

Source (S613)

782

Family Search.org

MANN, Anne (I8520)

783

Family Search.org

BRETT, Jerome (I7057)

784

Family Search.org

NEVILLE, Henry Sir Snr (I7258)

785

Family Search.org

PETTIFER, John (I6631)

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Family Search.org

HUBARD, Elizabeth (I7833)

787

Family Search.org

CHESTER, Ann (I6973)

788

Family Search.org

Bergavenny, Sir George Neville 4th&2nd Baron (I7774)

789

Family Search.org England Select Births and Christenings 1538-1975

LOCKTON, Mary (I6760)

790

Family sources heard that he died while working in medical lab withnew vaccines...or perhaps some of the students innoculated themselvesas a study group?

Source (S333)

791

Family tree has 28 Dec 1975. This could be burial date

Whitworth, William Gibson (I207)

792

Family Tree ID: LKWM-SWD

Thornton, Eliza (I10317)

793

Family tree notes date of death at 6 Dec 1935

Pupil teacher at C of E school in 1895 ass. head of C of E school. Retired 1900 to be prop. Charnwood Tea Rooms 1915. He was also an auditor.

Whitworth, Robert (I149)

794

familysearch 2CYM-RS8

Woodward, Mary (I623)

795

familysearch K4TJ-NFD

Bancroft, Sarah (I137)

796

familysearch KZ9V-WWR

Hall, William (I3648)

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familysearch L2V7-CGR