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Matches 13,001 to 13,050 of 13,527
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| 13001 | The birth date is calculated on what the tombstone says of 75 years, 9 months, and 25 days old. | Smith, Aaron (I17865)
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| 13002 | The cemetery could be Concord | Gates, Stanley Roe (I8918)
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| 13003 | The Census records also have births for Barbara as 1798 and 1800. | Krady, Barbara (I22298)
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| 13004 | The census records are all over the place with John's date of birth. He is listed as being born in 1808, 1809, 1810 & 1811. All state the state of North Carolina. There are indications that John was in the Confederate Army but am unable to see the document as it is on Fold 3 and I do not have a membership to Fold 3. I do not know for a fact that John was born in Burke County, North Carolina but, it is on Find A Grave so I am recording it because it is plausible. | Mullins, John Alexander (I21705)
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| 13005 | The census records for Israel have his birth as 1829 and 1831 along with the date of September 1828. | Gasho, Israel (I22299)
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| 13006 | The census records from 1850 - 1880 has Loretta being born in 1828 | Eberhart, Loretta (I23539)
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| 13007 | The database for Alexander and Lucinda's marriage has the last name as Robins. The 1870 Census also has Alexander listed as being born in Indiana when in actuality he was born in North Carolina. The 1880 Census has Alexander being born in 1851 | Robbins, Alexander R. (I24443)
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| 13008 | The date of Sarah's birth is calculated on how old she was at death. | Hall, Sarah Eliza (I23377)
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| 13009 | The death certificate for Lora Cook who was born in May 1906 and the s on of Samuel and Cora (Fryman) Green may be a mistake because I have h im as Luther in 1910 and he is listed in the 1920 census. This chil d would not be listed in the 1920 census if the death certificate wa s his because he would be deceased by this time because the date liste d for death is in 1912. | Cook, Luther Jr. (I9683)
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| 13010 | The death date comes from the indexing of a death certificate. Its sa ys it is Lena, but when opening it, it is a different person and a mal e not a female. It also has a totally different last name. | Cook, Lena F (I14245)
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| 13011 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I6596)
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| 13012 | The entry for Silas and Nancy's marriage does not have an exact document to see. Even the one that does have one is typed up so it is unclear weather it is correct or not. It also states that it is the marriage license and not the certificate. Hopefully, at some point I am able to locate this document and completely prove this | Family: Silas Scott / Nancy Anderson (F4945)
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| 13013 | The find a grave memorial for Mahala states that her middle name is Catherine. However, there is no documentation to prove this. | Mason, Mahala (I24262)
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| 13014 | The find a grave memorial for Mary states that her middle name is Elizabeth. However, there is no documentation to prove this. | Mason, Mary E. (I24259)
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| 13015 | The following obituary was found on find a grave. How true or untrue is unknown at this time. Mrs. Grace M. Kelsay, 84, wife of Martin D. Kelsay and a resident of Shelby County for many years, died at the home of a daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Eck, 422 Fourth St., at 10:30 last night. Mrs. Kelsay had been ill for the past five years. She had lived in Shelbyville about five years and was born in Shelby County October 14, 1876, a daughter of Newton J. and Mary Smith. She and Mr. Kelsay were married November 6, 1895. The husband survives with four daughters, Mrs.Raymond (Pearl)Eck, with whom the couple made their home, Mrs. Fred(Mary)House, Orlando, Fla., Mrs. Fayne McKelleb, Gas City, and Mrs. Clarence(Elizabeth)Alexander, Shelbyville; two sons, Newton Kelsay, Tucson, Ariz.; and Orian Kelsay, of Jackson Township; 19 grandchildren, 44 great-grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. Laura Pollard of Downey, Calif. Mrs. Kelsay was a member of the First Baptist Church and the Shelby County War Mothers. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Sleeth Funeral Home with Rev. Frederick Whitaker, assisted by Rev. Melvin Phillips of Anderson officiating. Burial will be in Miller Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 1 p.m. Friday. | Smith, Grace Mae (I4386)
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| 13016 | The following text was put on find a grave. There is no documentation for it to tell you what it is or if it is just what the person knows or thinks. Take it with what it is - undocumented and no proof. Minnie E. Redden was born on 21 February 1868 in Stricklett, Lewis Co., Kentucky, daughter of Joseph D. Redden and Permelia Amelia Kissick. She was married to Alfred Allen Ackley, a funeral director who was born on 19 November 1866 in Wilmington, Ohio, son of Smith Ackley and Emily Hammond. They moved to Portsmouth, Scioto Co., Ohio, about 1923. Alfred died in Portsmouth from a cerebral hemorrhage on 11 October 1940. Minnie died from coronary sclerosis on 19 August 1947 in Portsmouth and was buried next to Alfred in Memorial Burial Park in Wheelersburg. Alfred and Minnie had the following known children: Effie, James Orville, Smith W., and Carl Chester. | Redden, Minnie E. (I20953)
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| 13017 | The following was copied from George Jones's FAG Page: PRIVATE GEORGE W. JONES; 54th REGIMENT of INDIANA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY BIRTH; 12 SEP 1841 . Grant IN. He was the son of Mr. Joseph Jones and the former Ms. Catherine McCormick. MUSTER IN; 30 OCT 1862 Indianapolis Marion IN Enlisted 11 OCT 1862 CAPTURED; 29 DEC 1863 Chickasaw Bayou Warren MS During assault on bluffs PAROLED; 13 MAR 1863 New Orleans Orleans LA Sent to New York on April 19th DISEASE; FEB 1863 Vicksburg Warren MS Chronic diarrhea MUSTER OUT; 18 JUN 1863, Annapolis, Anne Arundle, MD Medically discharged DEATH; 25 JUN 1863 Annapolis Anne Arundle MD US General Hospital No. 2 ?George W. Jones Co. C 54 Reg.. Indiana Vol., Son of J. & C. Jones died June 25, 1863, aged 21y.10m. Enlisted in the U.S.A. Oct. 11, 1862 in Co. C 54 Reg.. Ind. Vol., Was taken a prisoner Dec. 29, 1862 in a charge on the enemies breastworks near Vicksburg and died at Annapolis, Md. | Jones, George W (I11535)
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| 13018 | The Indiana Marriages, 1811 - 2019 does not have an image for the marriage record. It sounds right considering in the 1850 census they do not have children yet. The following is the source that the entry shows: "Indiana Marriages, 1811-2019", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:ZYD7-JNZM : 3 August 2022), Michael S Mason, 1849. | Family: Michael S. Mason / Anna "Anne" Coleman (F5598)
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| 13019 | The last name for James was spelled Morning in the 1850 Census and Moren in the 1870 Census | Moran, James A. (I6771)
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| 13020 | The last name is consistently misspelled. You will find it as Kelsay and Kelsey. The obituary below was found on find a grave. How true or untrue is unknown at this time. Services will be Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. at the Sleeth Funeral Home, for Martin D. Kelsay, 93, of 734 Fair Ave., who died Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at Major Hospital following several months illness. He resided with his daughter, Mrs. Clarence Alexander of the Fair Ave., Address. Burial will be in Miller Cemetery, with the Rev. Jack E. Jones officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home at any time. Mr. Kelsay was a retired painting contractor, having been owner of the Kelsay Painting and Decorating Co., for 20 years. A longtime resident of Shelbyville, Mr. Kelsay was a member of the First Baptist Church. Born in Howard County Nov. 8, 1873, he was the son of Harvey and Elizabeth Kelsay. On Nov. 6, 1895, he married Grace Smith, who died in December, 1960. Surviving with the daughter here are five other children, Mrs. Raymond(Pearl)Eck and Russell Kelsay, Shelbyville; Orian Kelsay of Jackson Township, Mrs. Fred(Mary)House, Orlando, Fla.; and Mrs. Fayne(Ruth) McKelleb, Gas City; 18 grandchildren, 40 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchilden. Three children preceded in death. | Kelsay, Martin Daniel (I17420)
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| 13021 | The last name is spelled Kuffman in the 1850 Census. | Kauffman, Frederick (I22310)
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| 13022 | The last name of this family is misspelled throughout the years. I prefer to go with what the marriage record of John and Sarah show. It is also spelled that way on the tombstone that they share together. There is a George W Talbot born in 1846 in Indiana living in the household in 1860. How he is related, if at all is unknown at this time. It could just be a hired hand or he could have come on the wagon train and had no where to go so the family out of the goodness of their hearts let him stay with them. In order to find this family in 1880 you will have to put the last name as Vanberthusan. They are living in Davis county, Iowa in 1880. | VanBenthuysen, John (I22727)
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| 13023 | The last name originated as Hambleton. I don't know if there was an actual name change or these people just gave up on correcting people with their last name. | Hambleton-Hamilton, Earl Charles (I23265)
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| 13024 | The Marion Chronicle, Wednesday, September 3, 1919 Leander N. Millspaugh, Pioneer Farmer Dies At Home Near Matthews Leander N. Millspaugh, 72, a pioneer farmer of the county, died suddenly at his home three miles west of Matthews, at nine o'clock Sunday morning. Mr. Millspaugh had been in failing health for several years. Sunday morning he had gotten up and attended to his usual work, and was sitting in a chair reading, when he died. His wife noticed that his head had drooped and went to investigate the trouble, but found that he had passed away. He had been a resident of the farm he died on since his marriage. The deceased leaves a widow and two sons, Orley of Anderson and Arthur of Point Isabel. The funeral services were held at the home at one o'clock Wednesday afternoon with the Rev. L. W. Johnson and J. W. Richards officiating. Interment will be in the I.O.O.F Cemetery east of Matthews. | Millspaugh, Leander Newton (I19310)
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| 13025 | The marriage record for Edward and Gertrude has her middle initial as a V. According to the 1910 Census Gertrude is the mother of 3 children with only 1 living. The 1920 & 1930 Census has Gertrude born in 1880 | Pooler, Gertrude V. (I23766)
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| 13026 | The marriage record for Levi and Martha doesnt specifically state Bath County however this is attached to a page that does state that for another couple. | Family: Levi Kerns / Martha Conyers (F2663)
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| 13027 | The marriage record for Orison and Margaret has Orison being born in 1831. It is also listing Orison as Orrison In the 1860 Census Orison is listed as Arrison and he is also listed as being born in 1833. The 1900 Census has Orison being born in May 1838. In the 1910 Census he is listed as being born in 1833 | Crawford, Orison T. Grant (I13944)
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| 13028 | The marriage record has Tabitha's name spelled Tabiatha | Simpson, Tabitha (I15929)
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| 13029 | The marriage record i found only lists the Marriage License date and not the actual marriage date - that part of it is not filled out. One can assume is was either the 14th or 15th but without it being there i cannot record a date. | Family: Frank Leroy Frame / Zora B. Bennet (F7144)
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| 13030 | The marriage record of Daniel and Harriett is recorded as happening in Clinton County, Ohio. Harriett was born in Ohio so this is possible. Their first child George was born in Indiana. I find it odd that they are residing in Clinton County, Indiana in 1850 but got married in Clinton County, Ohio. Obituary: Daniel L Rash died at 8 o'clock last night at the home of his daughter, Mrs William A Roberts, at the county farm. The infirmities of age was the cause of his demise. Deceased was born in Delaware on November 30, 1814, and came to Lafayette in 1836. For a number of years he was associated with the late William Shively in the tailoring business. After retiring from that business Mr Rash moved to Jefferson, Clinton county, where he lived for some time. He has made his home with Mr and Mrs Roberts for the past twenty years. He was a member of the Masonic fraternity, affiliating with the lodge at Linden. The following children survive: Mrs Emily Pixley, Warren E Rash and H. S Rash, of Linden: Perry Rash, a member of the National Soldiers' Home at Danville, Illinois; Ryan Rash, of Fithian, Illinois; M S Rash, of Los Angeles, California and Mrs W A Roberts and Miss Olive Rash, of this county. The funeral will be conducted to-morrow morning and the interment will be in the Abbott cemetery near Clark's Hill. (Lafayette Daily Courier,Thursday May 26, 1904) | Rash, Daniel L (I5570)
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| 13031 | The marriage record of Henry and Susan has Susan's last name as Lear but it is actually Leer. | Leer, Susan E. (I23487)
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| 13032 | The marriage record states her name as Sadie. It is unknown weather the marriage record actually states this as i cannot view the marriage document | Clements, Sarah E. (I2231)
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| 13033 | The Moses Saunders family is listed as Sanders in the 1850 Census. However, due to further research this family's last names is actually Saunders. | Saunders, Moses (I8105)
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| 13034 | The obituary and tombstone has Leah passing on 11/27/1884. However, i think that the year is wrong due to the fact that Martin remarries to Cynthia Cochran on May 15, 1874. I think it would be more accurate that she died before this date as I don't believe he would marry a 3rd wife while the 2nd wife was still living. Also to note is he is listed in the 1880 Census with his third wife and Leah cannot be found in the 1880 Census. Upon further research, Leah's will is found. There is no mention of her husband in the will, just her daughter Mary. It is possible that her and Martin Divorced. A plat map locates her in Shelbyville in 1880 and the Will is dated for 1884. So the obituary and tombstone is most likely accurate. The Shelby Democrat Thursday, December 4, 1884 Page 3, column 5 IN MEMORIAM Mrs. Leah Stephens died November 27th , 1884, at her residence near St. John's Switch, aged sixty-seven years, six months and sixteen days. The remains were interred in the family graveyard November 29th,1884. The deceased was born in Madison county, Kentucky, May 11, 1817. Her maiden name was Leah Parrish Her father, Edmund Parrish, moved from Kentucky to this county in 1823, and settled on Blue River, southwest of Shelbyville. He afterwards entered a tract of land near St. John's Switch, where he lived until his death. She, being the oldest of the family, was required to labor in and outdoors, which was the custom of the day. From youth she was a spiring, possessing the powers of acquisition by economy and perseverance in early life, she became the owner of real estate. She was twice married during life. For several years past the organs of the viscera had been afflicted and though able physicians were procured, temporary relief only could be given . Finally her disease became serious . No definite conclusion was given as to the character of her disease which was probably cancer of the stomach. To the day of her death she was patient in suffering, always extending her hand in friendship to her many friends. On various occasions she referred to the fact that the end was near at hand, but at the same time expressing her willingness to accept what the Lord in his infinite wisdom would send upon her. To her brother, to her daughter and to the one who held her dearer than all others, we would say in the language of Lowell : "Tis hard at first to see it alright, In vain Faith blows her trump to summon back Her scattered troop; yet through the clouded glass O four own bitter tears we learn to look, Undazzled on the kindness of God's face, Faith is too dark, and heaven alone shines through. " Contributed by Barb Huff | Parrish, Leah (I3203)
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| 13035 | The only place that Elizabeth has a full given middle name is on her daughter, Leona B Morgan's death certificate. It is unclear if this is accurate or not. | Wright, Elizabeth Jane (I1976)
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| 13036 | The place of birth has not been proven. | Arnett, Lindley (I21801)
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| 13037 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I19061)
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| 13038 | The Republican, Danville (Hendricks County) Indiana, October 19, 1911, P-1 C-3 Mrs. Martin Christie died Saturday evening after a long illness, aged 58 years, 4 months and 24 days. She was the daughter of James and Mary Tharp, was born May 21, 1853. She was married to William Lawler Feb. 24, 1873 and to them were born two sons, Edgar and Willis. She was married to Martin Christie, October 18, 1885. She was a consistent member of the Regular Baptist church. She was a good woman, giving an example of kindly charity and perfect trust. Three sisters, three brothers, two sons, a husband and step-daughter survive. The funeral was Monday at the Baptist church, conducted by Elder Watkins and Elder Thomas, after which the body was laid to rest at North Salem. | Tharp, Lydia Edna (I22352)
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| 13039 | The river now flows where the cemetery was. | Brinegar, Manda (I8957)
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| 13040 | The Shelbyville Democrat Thursday June 2, 1949 ---------- JOSEPH HARRELL, 92, DEAD HERE A Well Known Man Dies In Hospital -------- (From Daily of Saturday, May 28) Joseph L. Harrell, 92, well known retired Shelby county farmer and a resident of Smithland, died at 9:15 p.m. Friday at the Major Hospital. He was taken to the hospital last Saturday, following a heart attack and death came from a complication of diseases. Mr. Harrell, born June 25, 1856, in Shelby Township, was the son of James Ellison and Edith (McCarty) Harrell. In August, 1880, he was married to Henrietta Cox, of Bartholomew County, and nine children were born to this union. He was the last living member of a family of 10 children. Mr. Harrell's wife, who died in May 1925, and three children preceded him in death. He was a member of the Wesleyan Methodist Church at Lewis Creek. The six children who survive him are: Marion, Charles and Virgil Harrell of Washington township; Stephen Harrell of Shelbyville; Mrs. Clara Clayton of Smithland of Smithland, and Mrs. Vernie Johnson of Muskegon, Michigan. Twenty-eight grandchildren, 39 great grandchildren and six great-great grandchildren also survive. Funeral services will be held at the Mt. Gilead Baptist church at Smithland Monday at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. James Pickett and Rev. Robert Caveness officiating. Burial in charge of the Murphy Mortuary will be in the Miller cemetery in Hendricks Township. Friends may call at the funeral home at any time. | Harrell, Joseph L. (I21602)
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| 13041 | The Shelbyville News Monday May 21, 1962 ---------- MRS. HARRELL DIES AT 84 Rites Wednesday for Smithland Resident ------ Mrs. Nellie [Mellie] Harrell, 84, Smithland, died today. Death attributed to complications of 4-week illness. Born January 16, 1878, in Shelby County, d/o William and Sarah Perkins. She was married Ollie Harrell on December 24, 1896, and he died May 28, 1948. Surviving are four children, Mrs. Vivian Eberhart of Hendricks township, Miss Mildred Harrell at home, Mrs. Wilson (Irene) Conger of Shelby township and Horace Harrell of Smithland. There are six grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. One son died in infancy. Member of the Mount Gilead Baptist Church. Sleeth Funeral Home, Rev. Jesse McKeny will officiate. Burial in Miller Cemetery. | Perkins, Mellie Millie (I18624)
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| 13042 | The Shelbyville Republican Monday November 4, 1940 --------- HEART ATTACK FATAL TO MAN W. Lee Harrell Stricken With Neuralgia of The Heart At Home ------ W. Lee Harrell, age 74, widely known Shelby township farmer, died at 6:20 o'clock Sunday evening at his home, five miles southwest of Shelbyville. Mr. Harrell's death occurred suddenly and unexpectedly. He had taken a quantity of corn to his hogs and as he returned to his home he was stricken with neuralgia of the heart. He was found by his brother-in-law, Hamilton Gray, who assisted him to the house, where he died within a short time. He had been in failing health for the past six months but had never been bedfast. He was born September 3, 1866, in Shelby Township, the son of James and Edith (McCarty) Harrell. He was married to Miss Anna Gray on July 4, 1894. Mrs. Harrell survives, but she is seriously ill at the present time. Survivors besides the widow, include one daughter, Mrs. Dan Yarling, of Shelby Township; two grandchildren, Miss Helen Yarling, at home, and Mrs. Paul Shaw, of Shelbyville; one brother, Joseph Harrell, of Hendricks Township, and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Harrell had lived in the home where he died for the past thirty years. He attended the Mt. Gilead Baptist church at Smithland. Short funeral services will be held at the home Wednesday morning, followed by services at the Mt. Gilead church at 10:30 o'clock, with the Rev. John Knight, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in the family lot in the Miller cemetery in charge of C. F. Fix & Son, funeral directors. Friends may call at the late home after 5:00 p.m. today. | Harrell, William Levi (I21606)
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| 13043 | The Shelbyville Republican Saturday April 21, 1928 Page 8 column 1 ---------- MARION HARRELL DIED YESTERDAY Passed Away At His Home Near Fenns After Several Months Illness ------- Marion Franklin Harrell, age sixty-six, died Friday night at 9:45 o'clock at his home in Shelby township, near Fenns Station. His death was caused by angina pectoris, and followed an illness of several months. Mr. Harrell was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James E. Harrell. He was born in Shelby county and had lived in the county practically all of his life. He was a farmer by occupation and had always made his home on a farm. He was born March 10, 1862. Mr. Harrell had never married. He was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge at Fairland. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Barbara E. Sawyer, who lived at his home, and Mrs. Eda A. Butler, of Shelbyville, and two brothers, Joe Harrell and Lee Harrell, of the Smithland community. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at two o'clock at the Lewis Creek Baptist church, the Rev. John Love, pastor of the Christian church at Fenns, officiating. Burial will be made in the Lewis Creek Baptist cemetery. Morris H. Sleeth in charge. | Harrell, Marion Franklin (I21604)
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| 13044 | The Shelbyville Republican Tuesday, August 30, 1904 ------------ Mary S., wife of Frank M. Ashley, died at their residence in Washington township at 2:15 p.m., Thursday, August 25, of lung trouble, aged 40 years, 6 months and 27 days. She will be buried Saturday, August 27, in the Parrish cemetery. Services at Pleasant Grove church at 10 a.m., by the Rev. M.V. Faster. Deceased leaves husband, six children. Father James E. Harrell, five brothers, James E., Jno., Joseph, Frank, Levi Harrell, Mrs. John H. Butler, Mrs. Nancy Swinford and Mrs. Barbara Sawyers. | Harrell, Mary Susan (I21605)
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| 13045 | The Shelbyville Republican? Friday February 22,1929 CYRUS STEPHEN DIED LAST NIGHT Well Known Washington Township Resident Succumbs Ill One Year Cyrus Stephen well known man, died at his home in Washington township Thursday night at eight o'clock . He had been in ill health for the past year with a complication of diseases. Mr . Stephen was born in Washington township April 21, 1850, and was the son of Martin and Mary Stephen He was seventy-seven years at the time of his death. In September, 1873, he was united in marriage with Miss Mary E . Miller, and one son and one daughter were born to them. He was a member of the Christian church at Flat Rock and the Odd Fellows lodge at Lewis Creek. The lodge will participate in the funeral services. He had spent his entire life in Washington township with the exception of five years. Surviving are the widow, the daughter, Mrs. Mae Chapman, of Indianapolis; one granddaughter, Mrs . Ruth White, of Indianapolis, and one grandson, Howard White, of Indianapolis. A son , Marcus Stephen, preceded him in death in 1907. Funeral services will be held at the Christian Union church in Flat Rock Saturday morning at ten o'clock following short services at the home at 9:15 o'clock. Interment will be in the Roberts Chapel cemetery in charge of C. F. Fix & Son. Contributed by Barb Huff | Stephens, Cyrus (I12332)
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| 13046 | The the 1870 Census , George is listed as George W | Trick, George M. (I24501)
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| 13047 | The Tipton County, Indiana Book has Clara as Clara E Phyllis, howeve r the Indiana Marriage Collection has her as Clara Bartholome so until I i can find proof of her last name I will leave it as it is in the Ma rriage Collection online | Bartholome, Clara E. (I14804)
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| 13048 | The tombstone on the page for David is of his first wife | Thomas, David (I20660)
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| 13049 | The tombstones are not clear enough to read | Futrell, Jacob (I24276)
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| 13050 | Theodore is the son of Charles Ray Hambleton. Charles died as a Hambleton. Theodore is also listed in the Hambleton bible as Charles and Mary's son. I don't know why the name change but, obviously he was born as Theodore Hambleton. In the 1880 Census, he is listed with the last name of Hambleton. | Hambleton - Hamilton, Theodore Thomas (I21964)
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