Notes: Carl Wayne Gray Genealogies

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Matches 10,001 to 10,050 of 11,026

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10001	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	HASLER, Margaritha (I2682)
10002	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	HASLER, Johannes (I2681)
10003	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Peter (I2676)
10004	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Barbara (I2675)
10005	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Barbara (I2674)
10006	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Peter (I2673)
10007	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Elisabeth (I2672)
10008	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Jakob (I2671)
10009	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Margaritha (I2670)
10010	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Hans (I2669)
10011	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Anna (I2668)
10012	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	HASLER, Margaritha (I2473)
10013	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	HASLER, Friedrich (I2471)
10014	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	HASLER, Ulrich (I2470)
10015	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	HASLER, Peter (I2469)
10016	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Anna (I2468)
10017	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	HASLER, Johannes (I2467)
10018	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Johannes (I2338)
10019	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Karolina (I2186)
10020	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Rudolf (I2185)
10021	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Charles 'Charley' (I2178)
10022	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Johann Martin Ferdinand (I2177)
10023	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Marianna (I2176)
10024	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Rudolf (I2175)
10025	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Louisa (I2174)
10026	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Mary Elisabeth (I2173)
10027	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Hasler, U. (I1922)
10028	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Susanna (I1881)
10029	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Jakob (I1865)
10030	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Jakob (I662)
10031	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Peter (I599)
10032	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Heinrich (I597)
10033	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Madlena (I595)
10034	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	HASLER, M. (I594)
10035	The Hasler surname was initially spelled Häsler and/or Haesler	Hasler, Kasper (I49)
10036	The Herald & Review, Decatur, Illinois, April 6, 2003 CLAY CITY - Frank F. Schack Jr., 85, Clay City, died Friday (April 4, 2003). Services: 10 a.m. Monday, Summers-Kistler Funeral Home, Clay City. Visitation: 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Graveside services: 11:30 a.m. Monday, Kirk Cemetery, Ina.	Schack, Frank Fairfowl Jr. (I26940)
10037	The highway accident that took the life of Amy Hasler, 19, formerly of Noble, occurred last Friday, Aug. 6 as Miss Hasler and two other young women were on their Way to work in Ohio. All three were students at Cedarville College, Cedarville, Ohio, and worked from 7 p.m. to midnight at Kennedy's Grocery Store in Xenia, Ohio, less than ten miles from Cedarville. On Highway 42, about four miles from Xenia, their car. a 1964 Plymouth, was involved in a head-on collision with another vehicle. It was raining at the time, 6:55 p.m. Miss Hasler was transferred from the Green Memorial Hospital in Xenia, Ohio to the St. Elizabeth Hospital, Dayton, Ohio, where she passed away from her injuries on Monday. She had sustained a fractured skull and nose, multiple fractures of the jaw, a collapsed left lung and ruptured spleen. Her kidneys were donated for a transplant operation. Miss Hasler graduated from the 8th grade at Noble Grade School, attended two years of high school at Normal, Ill., attending Bob Jones University Academy in Greenville, S.C. her junior and senior years of high school and then her first two years of college at Bob Jones University. She would have been a junior this fall at Cedarville College, a Baptist Christian College. She was studying to be a missionary to Austria.	Hasler, Amy Louise (I1136)
10038	The History of Cattaraugus County, NY published 1879 by Everts, edited by Franklin Ellis Chapter: Town of Yorkshire, Pages 433-440 The following year (1822)Abel Gordon, from Hillsborough, N. H.and many others came in. Abel Gordon built the first house at Yorkshire Centre in 1822. It was of logs, 16 feet square, and stood near the site of the present Baptist church. Yorkshire Centre - Abel Gordon built the first log house, about 1825.	Gordon, Abel (I20584)
10039	The Homer Enterprise Friday, July 13, 1956, p 1 Funeral services were conducted for Harry Abbott at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Morehouse funeral Home by Dale Scheffer, minister of the Church of Christ, and interment was made in the GAR cemetery. Mr. Abbott, 75, was born near Homer on August 30, 1880 to John and Ann Wright Abbott. He was married about fifty years ago to Lydia Jane Reffett, and she preceded him in death in April of 1955. Surviving are a son, Herman of Catlin; two brothers, Abe, a resident of the Champaign county Nursing Home, Urbana; and Reuben of Champaign; a sister, Mrs. Grace Bird, of Decatur; and a half-brother, Benton Barnes, at the Veterans Administration in Danville. Also two grandchildren.	Abbott, Harry Alexander (I54937)
10040	The Homer Enterprise Thursday, December 13, 1888 After a brief illness John Abbott died at his residence, in the northern part of this district Friday morning, 7th last, of fever, and was buried Saturday in the old Homer cemetery. (Transcribed by the Homer Historical Society)	Abbott, John (I54930)
10041	The I.O.O.F. cemetery mentioned in her obiituary was later renamed to Clay City Cemetery.	RICKETTS, Matilda Jane 'Tildie' (I26925)
10042	The IGI shows that William Thornton Burgess was born 7/11/1841. There are differing dates for his death between 1880 and 1888. His first wife was Mary Jane Bowers who died Sept. 1878. Her obituary was published in the Wayne County Press 10/3/1878 but doesn't indicate a burial location. His second wife was Elizabeth Holler who died 3/6/1883. ILLINOIS CIVIL WAR DETAIL REPORT Name BURGESS, WILLIAM T Rank PVT Company C Unit 111 IL US INF Personal Characteristics Residence WAYNE CO, IL Age 23 Height 5' 9 Hair BLACK Eyes HAZEL Complexion DARK Marital Status MARRIED Occupation FARMER Nativity ORANGE CO, IN Service Record Joined When AUG 9, 1862 Joined Where XENIA, IL Joined By Whom WM M MABRY Period 3 YRS Muster In SEP 18, 1862 Muster In Where CAMP MARSHALL, IL Muster In By Whom N/A Muster Out JUN 6, 1865 Muster Out Where WASHINGTON, DC Muster Out By Whom CPT NELSON Remarks CORPORAL	Burgess, William Thornton (I55237)
10043	The Illinois Death Index lists an Elizabeth Mitchell, Certificate #0032121, who died in Clay City, Illinois on October 28, 1919. Could this be her?	Pendleton, Elizabeth Anna (I34)
10044	The impressive funeral rites of the Odd Fellows Lodge were said over the remains of James Ridgley at the Dunkard church in Bonpas township Sunday morning. Mr. Ridgley, whose death occured Thursday morning was a native of this county having been born at Parkersburg 78 years ago. He had spent all his life in this county and was widely known. He was a member of the Odd Fellows and the United Brethren church.	Ridgely, James (I38098)
10045	The Indianapolis Star, Sat., Jul. 29, 1989, Page 30 Virgil Lee Cross, 73, Indianapolis, died Thursday. Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Flanner & Buchanan Farley Morris Street Mortuary, with calling from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday. A machinist, he worked 30 years at Detroit Diesel Allison Division of General Motors Corp., retiring in 1978. Memorial contributions may be made to the Marion County Heart Association. Survivors: wife, Mary E. Cross; son, James Lee Cross; sisters, Ethel Thomas and Bernice Cross; half sisters, Goldie Lenar and Wanda Cross; half brother, Harold Gibson.	CROSS, Virgil Lee (I26507)
10046	The infant had been in ill health for a long period of time.	Miller, Ty Everett (I35099)
10047	The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Mart Byford died in the Olney Sanitarium about 3:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon, January 15, after having suffered with pneumonia fever nearly a week.	Byford, Melvin Lee (I37749)
10048	The infant was stillborn. The gender is unknown.	Luke, ? (I91)
10049	The John W Gee born 1805 is NOT the same John W Gee who served in the Civil War. That was the son of John W Gee of the same name, born ca 1845 and who would have been age 16 in 1862.	Gee, John W. (I55506)
10050	The Kansas City Star (Kansas City, Missouri March 28, 1970 Terry Shinn, Topeka, and his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Rapp, Salem, Ill. Services will be at 11 o'clock Monday at the church; burial in Mount Olivet cemetery. The rosary will be said at 8 o'clock Sunday night at the Blackman Guardian chapel, where friend may call after 1 o'clock Sunday. Contributor: Evelyn L. Jones Christensen (46631821)	Keeling, Florence Alice (I44838)

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