sources with notes, including note contents : Reed/Whitworth/Eley/Cullen Genealogy

#	sourceID	note	Tree
1	S199	AGNES COX INFOR LISTS DEATH AS 25 OCT 1887	tree1
2	S200	If this is Letha's brother, George, the 1880 Linc. Co. census listshis age as 60...so dob wd be 1820.	tree1
3	S201	source Gen. of Herbert Russell	tree1
4	S202	source: gr-dau, Judith; died of double pneumonia after racingaccident.	tree1
5	S203	He was a member of the Louis E. Davis American Legion Post.	tree1
6	S204	Major surgeon in Civil War with 5 commissions	tree1
7	S205	recorded Lincoln Co Will Book W, p. 40, final settlement 10/12/1868	tree1
8	S206	birth and date source: T & C Evans	tree1
9	S207	Land to descend to his son, Edmund, at Simeon's death. Val's wife, Mary Elizabeth to be supported by Simeon, while she lives in her owndwelling house.	tree1
10	S208	Family moved to Butler in Jan. 1888 (source: Susan Smith's obitnotice)	tree1
11	S209	Reference in wife, Susan's obit, with death date.	tree1
12	S210	Info provided by family data of S. Russell Kassen, gr-granddaughter, and "Background of a Bandit," by Joan Beamis and Wm. Pullen.	tree1
13	S211	Minerva's info. provided by her gr-granddaughter, M. Overstreet.	tree1
14	S212	source: Tom Evans	tree1
15	S213	They had just moved to this community north of Seattle. He diedcolon, stomach and liver cancer. He'd been a Church of God ministerand missionary.	tree1
16	S214	died after birth of twins.	tree1
17	S215	source: Tom C	tree1
18	S216	Hwy 76, 1 mi s & w of Salem Corners.	tree1
19	S217	Source: dau, Nancy Sutherland	tree1
20	S218	Buried same day, in Overwharton Parish, Stafford, VA.	tree1
21	S219	info source from SSA Death Index.	tree1
22	S220	source, death index.	tree1
23	S221	SERVICES AT UTTER MCKINLEY, SAN FRNDO VLY BURIAL SAGINAW, MI	tree1
24	S222	Source Virginia Tyler Carpenter's Carpenter manuscript..."One familypaper says that the Spears were Protestant refugees, driven byCatholic persecutions from Arensburg, Westphalis, Germmany, toAix-La-C happele." Adam Carpenter Bible says George migrated fromGermany.	tree1
25	S223	In spite of large land holdings and his ties with his children who hadmigrated to KY, he did not migrate to KY.	tree1
26	S224	birth & death data from gravesite information.	tree1
27	S225	She died a few weeks after youngest child, Rachel, was born.	tree1
28	S226	Source: Evergreen Cemetary (TX) records for 1865-1971; also listedwife last name as Nowell. In "Biographical Souvenir of the State of TX," transcribed for FanninCo Gen Web Page, it states that Will T. Booth's father, Samuel, was aVA native.	tree1
29	S227	He worked on the news staffs of the NY Evening Post, Washington Post, White House Correspondent for Time and Life Magazines, among others.In 1966, he was elected president ofn the National Press Club , swornin Jan. 29, 1966, by Chief Justice Earl Warren, and an inaugural ballwas held in his honor, afterwards. He led the successful fight todesegregate the club (black reporters as well as black gu ests had beenbarred) and laid the foundation for the admission of women members,which was achieved in 1968.	tree1
30	S228	She was a twin to Mary/Mollie.	tree1
31	S229	Ray Stephens Rootsweb lists date as b. 1820.	tree1
32	S230	R. Stephens Rootsweb lists dod as 24 Nov 1894, Winsor, Henry Co., MO.	tree1
33	S231	Info on all children, except John Wesley, provided by Margaret O., gr-granddau of Minerva. Also told that he had two brothers, Britain and George. Margaret alsostates that Obediah's first name was Thomas.	tree1
34	S232	Peyton Home & Graveyard; 40 graves all destroyed; on Herman Peyton'sproperty.	tree1
35	S233	1860 Census record Casey Co, KY: #DW/399, Fam/400; lists RobinsonPeyton, age 47, occupation farmer, Pers Prop value $7000, Real Estate$2500, pl of birth Casey Co, KY; Resided with: Amanda, 38, f, w; Delila, 16, f; Franklin, 15, m;Taylor, 12, m; Robinson, 11, m; Mary, 8, f; Stephen, 6, m; Vinston, 2,m; Andrew, 2, m; and Polly, 74, f. Taylor, Robinson, Mary and Step henwere school attendees. The names Delila are assumed to be Adeliaand Vinston, assumed to be Vincent. Also noted in 1850 census records, Casey Co..	tree1
36	S234	Discrepancy between my data and manuscript by Mrs. Arnsberger; she haslisted eight children: 1 Frank 2.Delia 3.Belle 4.Mary 5.Vincent 6. Valentine 7.Clay 8.Taylor. I have: in addition to different names for Amanda Belle, Robert Valentine, Henry Clay, I also have listed 9.Lucinda 10.Robinson 11.Stephen; Birth orders not known or listed.	tree1
37	S235	b. Gravel Switch, Marion Co., KY	tree1
38	S236	born two months after his father, George Zimmerman/Carpenter died fromRevolutionary War wounds from the harsh winter conditions at ValleyForge.	tree1
39	S237	per: Neil Ferguson; early notes indicated he was buried here, but he'sbeen unable to locate such a graveyard	tree1
40	S238	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..)	tree1
41	S239	He was lost over the English Channel in WWI, while serving in the RAF.US was not yet in the war..	tree1
42	S240	He was a Lt. when he died and had served in the 3rd VA Regiment fromits' founding; 2,666 2/3 acres were awarded to Valentine Peyton, heirat law, 11 Sep 1784. On 3 Jun 1834, Randolph, Simeon, Buford P eytonand Lucy Peyton Hill, children of deceased Vincent Peyton of CaseyCo., asked for additional land due to them as heirs of ValentinePeyron, dec'd., who was heir at law of George and Robert Peyton, officers of the Revolution.	tree1
43	S241	1880 census, Dist 70, Hustonville, Lincoln Co., KY, wi family.	tree1
44	S242	According to "Biographical Souvenirs of Texas,"."William T. Booth, M.D., ...is a son of John S. and Martha (Nowlin) Booth, and was bornin Bedford County, Tennessee, January 3, 1850....His father bein g anative of VA and his mother a native of TN. He is the seventh of tenchildren, and was reared mainly in Texas having come to this state atthe age of seven. He was educated in the schools of Paris , Lamarcounty, finishing the literary course at the Un of KY, at Lexington.He read medicine with Dr. T.D. Wooten, then of Paris, attendedlectures at the Medical University of Lexington.., graduating i nMarch, 1875, and inApril following, located to thepractice of medicinein Honey Grove, Fannin County,..where he has since resided, and hasbeen engaged exclusively in the practice of his profession. H e is..oneof the most successful and highly respected men of the area. ...Hemarried in October 1876, Cornelia, the daughter of Leonard Harrall, adescendant of an old Texas family, which numbers amon g its memberssome of the best citizens of Lamar and adjoining counties." Note atbottom of page says mother's maiden name is Nowell. His brothers, Dr. Tom and Dr. Will practiced medicine in Sherman andDenison, TX; Dr. J.B. (T0be) died in Waco, TX;.Gabriel and Bud lived in TarrantCounty, west of Ft. Worth. Book has been transcribed and copied on Fannin Co., TX Rootsweb site.	tree1
45	S243	Moreland, KY.	tree1
46	S244	Bondsman for contract, John Tinsley and father, Valentine Peyton	tree1
47	S245	Gravestone data from Hustonville Cemetery, Lincoln Co., KY.	tree1
48	S246	name spelled as Lamb.	tree1
49	S247	attained rank as Lt., source US Fedl Military records, Rootsweb.	tree1
50	S248	obit notice.	tree1

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