Our family's historical journey through time.
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| 551 | Lorena Cemetary | Dawson, Charlie Fay (I9274)
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| 552 | Los Banos Cemetery | Reno, William Taylor (I10341)
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| 553 | Los Banos Cemetery, Merced County, California | Smith, Kaatie Lena (I10342)
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| 554 | Lou Seay was married first to William Watson Dodd in Choctaw County Mississippi.He died in 1900 leaving her with 3 boys and 1 daughter to raise. Lou remarried to J.D.Braddock.She had 3 children by this marriage,2 sons and 1 daughter.In her obituary in 1959 it list surviving 1 daughter 4 sons and 1 sister. | Seay, Luretta Lue (I9258)
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| 555 | LOVING WIFE AND MOTHER Rosalind Annie Carter, 82, died Saturday, Jan. 28, 2006, at her residence in Susanville. She was born Sept. 15, 1923 in San Bernardino, Calif. Carter is survived by her son Willis Carter, of Sacramento; daughter Linda Hayn, of Stockton; seven grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. A graveside service was held Feb. 1, 2006 at Diamond Crest Cemetery. | Hild, Rosalind Annie (I9851)
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| 556 | Lumley Dewe lived at Upton Bishop, Herefordshire, England.1 | Dewe, Lumley (I3365)
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| 557 | m. December 13, 1927 East Waco Greenwood Cemetery C. S. A. on lot but no name WRIGHT, James Muncy, June 22, 1867 -. March 30, 1909 SUMMERS, Julia Ao, December 13, 1862 - October 30, 1943 SUMMERS, Robert Ao, September 8, 1861 _. October 10, 1903 SUMMERS, Joseph Eo, PFC 2 Inf Texas NG WWI, August 10, 1890 - March 12, 1951 DORSETT, Walter, Infant son of Mr. & Mrs. W. P. DORSETT, March 1, 1915 DORSETT, John Raymond, November 25, 1856 - October 23, 1912 (DoRSETT?) Mrs. J. P., February 14, _. age 64 (metal tag torn off) DORSETT, Ray, Infant son of Mro & Mrs. J. R. DORSETT, February 11,1901 DORSETT, William P., Texas Pvt lCl III Sn Tn 36 Div., November 1, 1930 -. od THOMAS, Mary E. DORSETT, March 3, 1888 -. May 23, 1908 BRAZZIL, Baby Sister BRAZZIL, H. D. Family BRAZZIL, Mrs. H. D., 1869 - 1941 -. Mother BRAZZIL, Willie Edna, 1902 _. 1926 _. Mother ROBIDEAU, Beulah, July 11, 1881 _. May 25, 1934 DAVIS, Dellar L., February 21, 1885 _. January 24, 1961 TABOR, Tressie C., August 7, 1885 _. August 22, 1946 RUSSELL, Leonard R., November 9, 1902 _. August 14, 1949 GILCREASE, Jimmie, son of M. C. &Emma GILCREASE, May 27, 1897 - May 4, 1901 GARDNER, Addison, April 23, 1899 _. January 11, 1906 SAWYERS, R. H., (rest is illegible) ABBOTT, George W., Infant, September 23, 1923 - only date ABBOTT, Eo Lee, April 21, 1895 _. July 11, 1969 ) ABBOTT, Willie Wintin, March 15, 1896 - March 29, 1959 ) double marker m. December 13, 1927 East Waco Greenwood Cemetery C. S. A. on lot but no name WRIGHT, James Muncy, June 22, 1867 -. March 30, 1909 SUMMERS, Julia Ao, December 13, 1862 - October 30, 1943 SUMMERS, Robert Ao, September 8, 1861 _. October 10, 1903 SUMMERS, Joseph Eo, PFC 2 Inf Texas NG WWI, August 10, 1890 - March 12, 1951 DORSETT, Walter, Infant son of Mr. & Mrs. W. P. DORSETT, March 1, 1915 DORSETT, John Raymond, November 25, 1856 - October 23, 1912 (DoRSETT?) Mrs. J. P., February 14, _. age 64 (metal tag torn off) DORSETT, Ray, Infant son of Mro & Mrs. J. R. DORSETT, February 11,1901 DORSETT, William P., Texas Pvt lCl III Sn Tn 36 Div., November 1, 1930 -. od THOMAS, Mary E. DORSETT, March 3, 1888 -. May 23, 1908 BRAZZIL, Baby Sister BRAZZIL, H. D. Family BRAZZIL, Mrs. H. D., 1869 - 1941 -. Mother BRAZZIL, Willie Edna, 1902 _. 1926 _. Mother ROBIDEAU, Beulah, July 11, 1881 _. May 25, 1934 DAVIS, Dellar L., February 21, 1885 _. January 24, 1961 TABOR, Tressie C., August 7, 1885 _. August 22, 1946 RUSSELL, Leonard R., November 9, 1902 _. August 14, 1949 GILCREASE, Jimmie, son of M. C. &Emma GILCREASE, May 27, 1897 - May 4, 1901 GARDNER, Addison, April 23, 1899 _. January 11, 1906 SAWYERS, R. H., (rest is illegible) ABBOTT, George W., Infant, September 23, 1923 - only date ABBOTT, Eo Lee, April 21, 1895 _. July 11, 1969 ) ABBOTT, Willie Wintin, March 15, 1896 - March 29, 1959 ) double marker East Waco Greenwood Cemetery DAVIS, Dellar L., February 21, 1885 _. January 24, 1961 | Carter, Dellar Leona (I927)
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| 558 | March 26, 1908 Williamson County Sun, Georgetown, TX. Mrs. V.J Lemond Mrs. V.J. Lemond, a venerable lady who has been gradually failing in health for the past three years, passed away Monday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. B.W. Landrum, in this city. The funeral services were conducted from the Landrum residence Tuesday morning by Rev. Jno. M. Barcus and the remains were taken to the Berry's Creek cemetery for interment. From a member of the family the Sun obtains the following details of her life and last days. Mrs. Lemond was one of the pioneer women of Texas. She was born in Waynesboro, Wayne County, Texas (sic - should be TN), March 13, 1824, and at the age of 12 years was brought by her parents to Texas, they locating in San Augustine County. Her father, Thos F. Edwards, was killed by the Indians near Rutersville, and one of her brothers, Lon Edwards was a Mier prisoner, whose life was saved by drawing a white bean when the ill-fated band of Texas was decimated by the Mexicans. She was married to O.C. Hurt in Polk county, Texas in 1843, and he dying, she married Judge Lemond in Gonzales county in 1867, they locating on a farm on the Florence road four miles out from Georgetown, whence they moved the next year to a place on the Corn Hill road, on which she made her home and which she occupied except when visiting her children. Hers was a beautiful Christian character, she having united with the Methodist Church at the age of 16 years, and during her long life she made daily exemplification of her abiding faith in Christ and His promises. One of her favorite texts was "She will do him good and not evil all the days o her life," and often during her sickness as as her nurse, Miss Rosalie Honey, and others sang to her, she would show her appreciation by a sweet smile. Only a day or two before her death her daughter sang "The Wayworn Traveler." one of her favorite songs and she said, "I'm going home." "There is no death, The stars go down, To rise upon some fairer shore, And bright in Heaven's jeweled Crown, Will shine forever more." She left three sons; L.F. Hurt of Granger, J.W. Hurt of Berry's Creek and J.N. Lemond of Lynn county; and three daughters, Mrs. B.R. Ellison of Fredonia, Mrs. H.W. Landrum of Georgetown and Mrs. G.T. Hollabaugh of Florence; a number of grandchildren and other relatives and many friends to mourn their loss, which they realize is her gain. * * * * On 17 Dec 2011 Mr. Thomas R. McKee sent an email in which he stated that Virginia was actually born in Wayne County, Tennessee, rather than Texas. | Edwards, Virginia Jane (I6749)
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| 559 | Margaret L Brownlow Born 1894 Standing on the right. Lived in San Beradino and JD visited her and Ruth while in the Navy Birth: Feb. 8, 1893 Death: Jul. 30, 1948 Burial: Morgan Cemetery Morgan Bosque County Texas, USA Created by: Trisha Record added: Dec 26, 2006 Find A Grave Memorial# 17166503 | Brownlow, Margret L. (I948)
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| 560 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1292)
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| 561 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1311)
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| 562 | Marker for grave of Will S. (aka Winfield S.) Sanderlin and wife Mary Gouyton Sanderlin in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. His lifespan was 18 Mar 1863 to 1 Jun 1929 and hers was 3 Jan 1871 to 25 Oct 1957. | Sanderlin, Winfield Scott (I49)
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| 563 | Marriage Ceremony performed by George W Baines, Jr. _______________________________________________________________________ From the Valdo James Smith Research document, The Sudburys of Virginia and Tennessee. ROBERT J. SUDBURY was born on June 5, 1856 in Dyer County, Tennessee. On November 28, 1877, shortly after he and his parents moved from Tennessee to Milam County, Texas, he married LAURA TALLULAH E. FOSTER. The cere -mony was performed by George W. Baines, Jr. Laura had been born on September 12, 1859, in Georgia (probably in the town of Morgan in Calhoun County), according to her great-grandson, Glenn Boyd. Her parents were SAMUEL L. FOSTER and ELIZABETH SHEPPARD. Census records from 1860 show Laura, at the age of almost one year, living with her family in Morgan, Georgia, where her parents were running an inn. In 1870, Laura's family was still living in Morgan, but her father had given up inkeeping and had become a farmer. Glenn Boyd's best estimate is that Laura's family moved from Georgia to Milam County, Texas sometime between 1770 and 1774. After his marriage to Laura in 1877, Robert probably helped his father, John B. Sudbury, farm John's land in Milam County. Following John's death, which apparently occurred in 1888, Robert purchased the inherited interests of each of his brothers and sisters in John's land for the sum of fifty dollars, and it became his own. The deed evidencing this purchase is an interesting document, which can still be photocopied in the Milam County courthouse in Cameron. A description of the land Robert acquired under this deed can be found in entry number 1612, above, for John B. Sudbury. Unfortunately, Robert did not live to farm his new land for very long. He died on July 18, 1891, presumably in Milam County, of unknown causes. His burial site is also unknown to us today, though he may possibly be resting in an unmarked grave in the Sandy Creek Cemetery, near Rockdale. Laura survived her husband by almost four decades. Glenn Boyd gives the following additional information about her later years: Laura was known to use a cane during the last years of her life. She would visit each of her children for a few weeks in turn. Laura suffered from dropsy, an old term for diabetes. At least one of her children and several grandchildren developed the disease, possibly inherited from Laura. Laura died on March 17, 1927, and is buried in the city cemetery of Thornton, Texas. The grave site is marked by a small curved stone. _______________________________________________________________________ | Sudbury, Robert Jackson (I3895)
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| 564 | Marriage License | Family F92
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| 565 | Marriage License | Family F2803
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| 566 | Marriage Notes for SARAH MERRICK and ROBERT ROSS: The New-Haven Gazette and Connecticut Magazine Connecticut August 3, 1786 On the 27th Ult. the Rev. Robert Ross of Stratfield, author of the Latin Grammar, and New American Spelling Book, was married to Miss Sarah Merick, youngest daughter to the late Rev. Jonathan Merick of Branford, a Lady of amiable character and handsome fortune. | Merrick, Sarah (I3291)
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| 567 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4)
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| 568 | married 3 times with the last being Phillip Swart | Sharp, Edna (I3636)
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| 569 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F1
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| 570 | Married at the Boykin House Hotel. | Meneley, Margaret Jane (I5189)
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| 571 | Married at the Boykin House Hotel. | Summers, Elmer G (I9294)
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| 572 | Married by Albert Brown, Travis County Book 2, Page 408. They lived at Waldo, McLennan County, three miles north of Oglesby, one mile east of Coryell Church. They owned 1,025 acres. As of the writing of the historical piece in the McLennan County History (about 1892?), they were the parents of 10 children, 7 living: James M., Lulu B., J.R., W.A., Ollie Lee, Frank B. and Ethel. One descendant told me she died while visiting her sister Sarah Etter in Crawford, but another said she died on a train traveling between Tolbert and Gatesville and that she lived in Vernon. One descendant said Mollie was short, heavy set, very quiet, loved her children and was well loved, had black hair, black eyes. Said Mollie told stories of Indians killing children in a schoolhouse in Tennessee. Two of Mollie's daughters died of diptheria and typhoid. From History of Coryell County: "W.J.G. McIlhaney and his wife Mollie Carter came to Texas in 1853**. He was born in Tippah County, Mississippi on May 8, 1839. She was born in Mississippi in September of 1844. James McIlhaney, his father settled with him on Rainey Creek, and they lived out their years untl his death on July 30, 1904 and his wife died in October 1911. Both of them are buried at the Coryell Church Cemetery in the family plot. Of this marriage were ten children, and seven of them lived to be grown. James, Cordia, J.R., W.A. Ollie Lee, Frank B., and Ethel, and W.J.G. W.J.G. spent some time in the Texas militia. He was a member of the company that disbanded the U.S. troops at Camp Colorado in Coleman County. Then he served under Captain Hartgraves company in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1861. He was in the hospital for three months and was discharged and he returned to Coryell County. W.J.G. and his wife took great interest in church affairs. He was a deacon on the board when the church building was being built in 1888. The building was built of cypress --money was scarce. W.J.G. was sent as delegate to the Sunday School convention in Dallas, Texas. He served as a Justice of Peace. . . . W.J.G. ran a store in a place called Waldo. The old store building is gone now. ... W.J.G. owned property in Coryell and McLennan county before his death." [**The date was actually 1851. They did not marry in Mississippi. They married in Travis Co., TX.] | McIlhaney, William James Gibson (I7331)
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| 573 | Married Choctaw Indian that died of TB shortly after the birth of 3 daughters, a year apart. These girls all died in their early twenties from the same malady. | Venable, Lee (I5940)
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| 574 | Marvin Bell Obituary Mr. Marvin J. Bell, 78, of Clovis died Monday, Sept. 12, 2005, at Plains Regional Medical Center. He was born March 21, 1927, in Blacktower to Barnett and Hettie (Brownlow) Bell. He married Lena B. Williams Nov. 7, 1944, in Farwell. He Bell served in the U.S. Navy and later worked for the Santa Fe Railroad. He worked as a carman and later took a job as a traveling car inspector. In 1982 he moved to Topeka as chief Car inspector. He retired in 1989 and in 1996 moved to Clovis . He was a member of Advent Christian Church. Family members said he loved to cut grass and water his tree. He coached the National Little League Pirates for four years. He is survived by his wife; a daughter, Judy Stone (and husband, David) of Aurora, Ill.; two sons, Robert Bell (Christine) of San Diego, Calif., and James Bell (Joyce) of Aurora, Ill.; two sisters, Jo Corbin (Travis) of Canon City, Colo., and Jan Pringle (Bill) of Clovis; a brother, Charles Bell (Clovis), 10 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and two great-great grandchildren He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Margaret Bell. The Rev. Travis Corbin will officiate services. Burial will follow at Texico Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Advent Christian Church in Clovis. Arrangements are being handled by Steed-Todd Funeral Home. | Bell, Marvin James (I998)
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| 575 | Mary "Mollie" Charlesann Elizabeth Carter was born in Tippah County, Mississippi. Her parents were James Carter and Salina Roxanna Dean. In 1851, the Carters moved to Webberville on the Colorado River in Travis County, Texas. That is where Mollie married William J.G. McIlhaney on Feb. 12, 1867. They were married by Albert Brown, and their marriage is recorded in Travis County Marriage Book 2, page 408. Soon after their marriage, Mollie and husband moved to Coryell County, Texas, where they spent the rest of their lives. All but three of their ten children grew to adulthood: Lula Belle 1870-1929, John Richardson 1873-1949, Anne Etta 1875-1876, William Arthur 1876-1960, Oliver Lee 1878-1956, Selena Jane 1880-1881, Frank B. 1881-1962, Ida Mae 1884-1886, and Ethel Elizabeth 1887-1960. Mollie and her husband were members of the Coryell Baptist Church, where her husband served as a deacon. He was also a Justice of the Peace. They owned 1,000+ acres in Coryell County and also ran a store in the Waldo community. Mollie's husband died in 1904. In 1910, she was living with her daughter Lula Belle in Taylor County, Texas. During her widowhood, she may also have lived with her sons John R. and Ollie in Wilbarger County, Texas. She passed away on October 23, 1911. There is no death record, and there are differing stories regarding where she died. One says she was visiting her sister Sarah Etter Summers in Crawford, Texas. Another says she was traveling on a train between Tolbert and Gatesville when she died. One granddaughter said that Mollie spoke happily of childhood Christmases spent at Bastrop, Texas (near Webberville) in the 1850s and 1860s. She said Mollie was a quiet woman who loved her children and who was well loved. | Carter, Mary Charlesann Elizabeth (I8272)
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| 576 | Mary Brownlow was born about 1554 in Nottingham. She died about 1589 in Nottingham. Mary Brownlow and Henry Dunn were married on 25 October 1574 in St. Mary’s, Nottingham. | Brownlow, Mary (I10439)
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| 577 | Mary Ditto born 15 Sep 1907 in Hall County, Texas, the wife of Bertie Brownlow and the Daughter of William Theodore Ditto and Eilza Ellen Crowson. When someone gets me a photo of the tombstone I can confirm this information. Father William Theodore Ditto Find A Grave Memorial# 35131425 Mother Eliza Ellen Crowson Find A Grave Memorial# 64717325 Spouse Bertie Brownlow Find A Grave Memorial# 69454960 | Ditto, Mary (I1047)
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| 578 | Mary Elander Criswell, b. June 15, 1844, m. March 15, 1860 to Benjamin W. Garey in Praha, Fayette Co., Texas. She died after 1880. | Criswell, Mary Elander (I4922)
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| 579 | Mary Ellen grew up near Whitney in Hill County, Tx. Per widow of son Staton, she was very large (300 lbs.) and had several physical ailments, including Bright's disease. Per son A.T., she died of dropsy. Per same widow, all the Carter sons were hard of hearing and were good-looking, nice people. Son A.T. said she died age 39, but handwritten record said she died 1935. Son A.T. said she was about 5 feet tall (another son said 5'2"-5'3") with dark hair (another son said dark brown) and blue eyes (another son said gray or blue eyes). She had small feet and hands and medium fair skin. None of her children with whom I spoke remembers her ever talking about her father, who died before they were born. She is buried at Greenwood, Old East Waco cemetery. Was told her funeral was heavily attended because she knew everyone in East Waco and was well liked. | Carter, Mary Ellen (I4908)
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| 580 | Masonic graveside services | Brownlow, Perry Lee (I1224)
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| 581 | May have died in auto accident. | Criswell, Inez (I4972)
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| 582 | Mayflower Passenger | Williams, Thomas S (I9472)
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| 583 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I922)
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| 584 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I10)
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| 585 | MC LENNAN COUNTY, TEXAS - MARRIAGES 1966 ABBE - STEVENS ************************************************************************ USGENWEB ARCHIVES NOTICE: These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by any other organization or persons. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material, must obtain the written consent of the contributor, or the legal representative of the submitter, and contact the listed USGenWeb archivist with proof of this consent. The submitter has given permission to the USGenWeb Archives to store the file permanently for free access. Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Lola Withrow - lolawithrow@yahoo.com January 31, 2001 *********************************************************************** These files should only be used as guides for ordering copies of the originals from the Texas State Health Department: http://www.tdh.state.tx.us/BVS/REGISTRA/MARR.HTM Transcription and typographical errors are possible. ======================================================================= Husband's Name: Husband's Wife's Name: Wife's Marriage County Applied for FILE # (Last, First MI) Age: (Last, First MI) Age: Date: Code: Marriage: ======================================================================= 088446 MANGHAM JOHNNIE RAY 20 MORTON LINDA DIANNE 19 10/25/1966 155 MC LENNAN 132470 MANGHAM JOHNNIE R 24 FLICK FAYE 30 07-Dec-1970 McLennan County TX, 1969 Divorces HOLLE - SHAW ==================================================================== USGENWEB ARCHIVES NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data may be used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or for presentation by other persons or organizations. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material for purposes other than stated above must obtain the written consent of the file contributor. The submitter has given permission to the USGenWeb Archives to store the file permanently for free access. This file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by: Tina Vickery: TVick65536@aol.com ==================================================================== _________________________________________________________________ Information in this database comes from the Texas Department of Health. As of March 2000, Birth Indexes from 1926-1995 and Death Indexes from 1964-1998 are available on the Internet, microfiche or CD-ROM. http://www.tdh.state.tx.us/bvs/registra/index.htm _________________________________________________________________ Husband's Name (Last, First MI) Husband's Age Wife's Name (first MI) Wife's Age Number of Children Under 18 MANGHAM JOHNNIE R 23 LINDA D 22 01 VITAL RECORDS - MC LENNAN COUNTY, TX - DIVORCE 1984 *************************************************************************************** USGENWEB ARCHIVES NOTICE: These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by any other organization or persons. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material, must obtain the written consent of the contributor, or the legal representative of the submitter, and contact the listed USGenWeb archivist with proof of this consent. The submitter has given permission to the USGenWeb Archives to store the file permanently for free access. Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Chuck H. Mahaffey - chm99@pacbell.net September 22nd, 2001 http://www.rootsweb/~usgenweb/ ************************************************************************************************** Information in this database comes from the Texas Department of Health. As of March 2000, Birth Indexes from 1926-1995 and Death Indexes from 1964-1998 are available on the Internet, microfiche or CD-ROM. http://www.tdh.state.tx.us/bvs/registra/index.htm ************************************************************************************************** File Husband Husband Wife Wife Children Marriage Divorce Number Name Age Name Age Under 18 Date Date 93060 MANGHAM JOHNNY R 38 FERN E 55 0 08-Oct-1983 17-Dec-1984 | Mangham, Johnnie Ray (I897)
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| 586 | McLennan Co. TX - Births, 1947 Surnames Heine - Matustik ====================================================================== USGENWEB ARCHIVES NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data may be used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or for presentation by other persons or organizations. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material for purposes other than stated above must obtain the written consent of the file contributor. The submitter has given permission to the USGenWeb Archives to store the file permanently for free access. This file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by: Gene Phillips genephillips@juno.com 4 Nov 2000 ====================================================================== Information in this database comes from the Texas Department of Health. As of March 2000, Birth Indexes from 1926-1995 and Death Indexes from 1964-1998 are available on the Internet, microfiche or CD-ROM. http://www.tdh.state.tx.us/bvs/registra/index.htm ========================================================================= NAME MOTHER FATHER BIRTHDATE G MANGHAM MARVIN EUGENE ROXIE DAVIS MARVIN HEWITT MANGHAM 0602 1947 m Name: Marvin Eugene Mangham Event: Birth Event Date: 02 Jun 1947 Event Place: McLennan, Texas Gender: Male Father: Marvin Hewitt Mangham Mother: Roxie Davis MC LENNAN COUNTY, TEXAS - MARRIAGES 1966 ABBE - STEVENS ************************************************************************ USGENWEB ARCHIVES NOTICE: These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by any other organization or persons. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material, must obtain the written consent of the contributor, or the legal representative of the submitter, and contact the listed USGenWeb archivist with proof of this consent. The submitter has given permission to the USGenWeb Archives to store the file permanently for free access. Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Lola Withrow - lolawithrow@yahoo.com January 31, 2001 *********************************************************************** These files should only be used as guides for ordering copies of the originals from the Texas State Health Department: http://www.tdh.state.tx.us/BVS/REGISTRA/MARR.HTM Transcription and typographical errors are possible. ======================================================================= Husband's Name: Husband's Wife's Name: Wife's Marriage County Applied for FILE # (Last, First MI) Age: (Last, First MI) Age: Date: Code: Marriage: ======================================================================= 080732 MANGHAM MARVIN EUGENE 19 ANDERSON DOROTHY LOUISE 19 9/16/1966 155 MC LENNAN OBIT: Marvin E. Mangham, 65, of Penrose, Co., passed away Friday, July 13, 2012, at a local hospital. Marvin "Gene" Mangham, originally from Waco, was born June 2, 1947, to Marvin H. and Roxie Mangham. He attended University High and married his high school sweetheart, Louise Anderson, on Sept. 16, 1966. The couple had two boys, Richard Mangham and William Mangham. Gene served his county in the US Army for 30 years and during that time earned many commendations including the Meritorious Service Medal with 1st Oak Leaf Cluster, Expert Field Medical Badge, National Defense Service Medal with Bronze Star, Overseas Service Ribbon, Expert Badge (M16 Rifle), Parachutist Badge and many others. Gene's passion for his country was only exceeded by his passion for fishing and hunting. He loved all things outdoors and spent as much time as possible enjoying life. He is survived by his father, Marvin H. Mangham; four siblings, Sandy Brownlow and husband, Gene, Randy Mangham and wife, Julie, Judy Bessellieu and husband, Les, and Laurie Brown and husband, Allen. He had one granddaughter, Ashley Sigler. Gene was preceded in death by his mother, Roxie Mangham. | Mangham, Marvin Eugene (I8)
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| 587 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2)
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| 588 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I924)
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| 589 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I9)
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| 590 | Melvin Aubrey Mace Jr. was born December 3, 1941 at St. Paul’s Hospital in Dallas, Texas. He grew up in Bruceville-Eddy and graduated from BEHS in 1960. On December 23, 1963 he married the love of his life Patsy Crelia. Mace worked as a barber in Waco, Texas in the 1960’s then became employed by Central Freight Lines and Davis Brothers Publishing as a truck driver but later retired from Huck Manufacturing in 2002. After retirement Mace and Pat moved to Chigger Hill where he lived the remainder of his life. Mace had many hobbies during his lifetime that created so many memories for himself, Pat and his family. Mace owned many classic cars throughout his life and with those he and Pat enjoyed years of car shows together. He was an avid collector of stamps, coins and arrowheads. His very impressive arrowhead collection is museum quality and he was very proud of it. His favorite T.V. shows were classic movies especially Big Foot and UFO documentaries. Some of his most special times were spent riding his Harley. Mace and Pat traveled to many destinations over the years including many trips to Sturgis, South Dakota, 4 Corners, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and all areas in between. These trips filled his life with great memories and lifelong friends. He hosted many parties at Chigger Hill like Time Change, Party till you Puke and Fourth of July. All of those who attended left with many lifetime memories. Mace was always up for a good game of Texas Hold’em with his favorite hand King deuce but while relaxing at home he would enjoy scratching his weekly lottery tickets. Mace is survived by his wife of 58 years, Patsy Crelia Mace of Bruceville, Texas. As well as his children Vicki McLean, Rita Wilson and Brad Mace; Grandchildren Carla Mace, Whitney Ridgeway, and Bryan Roscher; Great Grandchildren Mace Powers, Bree Powers, Kamrin Mace, Dallas Mace, Jordan Mace, Wimberly Mace, Regan Roscher, Abby Lynn, Jax Ridgeway, Ash Ridgeway, Calin Roscher and Great Great Grandson Atlas Valdez. Mace is preceded in death by his Grandparents Nanny and Tawtaw Smith; Parents Francis Dawson and Melvin Mace Sr; and his daughter Audrey Christine Mace. | Mace, Melvin Aubrey (I2677)
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| 591 | Memorial Park | Webb, Agnes Louise (I4026)
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| 592 | Merchant Find a Grave William Davis was born in Illinois and there he married Martha Harriet Maltby on 28 May 1862, in White, Illinois. They had a daughter, Nellie Dee Davis and moved to Texas and had a son, Aaron Simon Davis and another daughter Sylvia Harriett Davis MULLANE. Name: William L Davis Event Type: Death Event Date: 27 Jan 1917 Event Place: Waco, McLennan, Texas, United States Gender: Male Marital Status: Married Birth Date: 15 May 1842 Birthplace: , illinois Father's Name: Louis Davis Mother's Name: Elizabeth Pierce Certificate Number: 2475 GS Film number: 2051761 Digital Folder Number: 005145484 Image Number: 01283 Citing this Record "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K34K-2RB : accessed 04 Oct 2013), William L Davis, 1917. | Davis, William Love (I7027)
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| 593 | Merrickville, Leeds & Grenville, Ontario, Canada | Merrick, Stephen Henry (I10354)
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| 594 | Merriott Cemetery, Jessieville, Arkansas | Graves, Woodrow (I9891)
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| 595 | Military Service: Civil War: The First Texas Legion, CSA. | Hargrave, Harvey Lee (I2628)
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| 596 | Military: WWI Religion: Baptist HEAL: Died of Metastatic Carcenoma of Spine and Left hip. | Brownlow, Oliver Johnson (I1094)
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| 597 | MINNIE BROWNLOW SSN 462-34-9576 Residence: 76706 Waco, Mclennan, TX Born 9 Aug 1892 Died Sep 1980 Issued: TX (Before 1951) Mrs. Minnie Pearl Brownlow, 93, died Sep 22, 1980 in Waco. Services at Connally Compton, burial in Rosemound Cemetery. Survivors include: daughters, Mrs. O.F. (Alice) Mills of Hewitt Tx, Mrs. J.W. (Alma) McKee of Corpus Tx, Mrs. James L. (Nina) Monroe of Lorena Tx, Mrs. T.A. (Mary Lou) Reynolds of Waco; three grandchildren, six great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephesws. Waco Tribune Herald 9-23-1980 | Kidd, Minnie Pearl (I1011)
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| 598 | Moody, McLennan County, Texas | Hutchinson, Joe M (I10577)
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| 599 | MOORE, MRS. GEORGE Mrs. Moore Grieves Over Death of Husband and Dies Two Days Later Yielding to unbearable grief over the death of her husband Monday, Mrs. George Moore of Moody died at her home two days later and was buried at the old Perry cemetery near Moody yesterday afternoon. George Moore was one of the early settlers of McLennan county and his wife had resided in this county since childhood. They had lived together sixty years, devoted to one another as husband and wife, and when the summons came for her faithful and cherished mate, Mrs. Moore, though in her usual good health, could not continue the battle of life. She died of grief over the tragedy that separated her from her loved one. Mrs. Moore is survived by seven children. They are: Jesse Moore, Mrs. Lizzie Welsch, Walter Moore, David Moore, Mrs. Eddie Shaw, all of Moody; and Mrs. Emer Smith, Bruceville, and Will Moore, Waco. She was married to Mr. Moore in the home of Colonel Turner Hubby about 60 years ago. They now lie side by side In the old Perry cemetery at Moody. She died very peacefully, and was entirely in her right mind until the very last, and called each of her children to her and gave them the last message. WACO DAILY TIMES HERALD JANUARY 04, 1918 | Yocum, Sarah F (I2676)
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| 600 | More About ADELBERT SALUSBURY COCKAYNE CUST: Title (Facts Page): 5th Baron Brownlow | Cust, Adelbert Salusbury Cockney (I1648)
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