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| 3701 | from "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976" (familysearch.org) Mrs. Maude Farrar Taylor, a housewife residing in Houston TX, born in St Louis MO on 31 Nay 1873 to John H Farrar b. St. Louis & Sarah Rose b. Cincinnati OH died on 29 Jan 1949 of acute yellow atrophy of the liver. Burial on 31 Jan 1949 in Forest Park Cemetery. Informant Dr. E. Freeman Robbins. | Farrar, Maude (I2172)
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| 3702 | from "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976" (familysearch.org) Norman Gene Taylor born in Houston TX on 14 Mar 1932 to Robert Brown Taylor b. TX & Marie Houser b. OH died in Austin TX on 8 Nov 1942 from Polio. Burial in Houston on 9 Nov 1942. Informant Robert B. Taylor | Taylor, Norman Gene (I2434)
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| 3703 | from "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976" (familysearch.org) Ora Dierlam Robertson, a housewife of Houston TX, born on 16 Nov 1893 in Port Lavaca, TX to Will Dierlam and Jessie Sims, died on 21 Jul 1960 in Houston of lympho-sarcoma. Burial on 22 Jul 1960 in Forest Park Cemetery. Informant Mrs. R.L. Lindsey | Dierlam, Ora L (I2396)
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| 3704 | from "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976" (familysearch.org) Roy Farrar Moore, president of a pump manufacturing co, born on 3 Sep 1927 in Houston TX to Dallas H Moore b. East Barnard, TX and Ellen Farrar b. Houston, died on 5 Dec 1955 in Houston of metastatic cancer. Burial on 6 Dec 1955 in Forest Park Cemetery. Informant Mr. Dallas Moore. | Moore, Roy Farrar (I2444)
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| 3705 | from "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976" (familysearch.org) Ruth Rose Taylor, a retired principal secretary of the public school system, born on 10 Dec 1894 in Houston TX to E.W. Taylor & Garrietta Farrar, never married, died on 2 Jan 1962 in Houston from acute pyelonephritis. Burial on 4 Jan 1962 in Forest Park Cemetery. Informant Mr. Leroy H Taylor. | Taylor, Ruth Rose (I2167)
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| 3706 | from "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976" (familysearch.org) Susan D Taylor, a housewife of Houston TX, born in 17 Mar 1876 in San Antonio TX to John R Dukes and Mary Catherine Bell died on 28 Jan 1973 of pneumonia. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery on 30 Jan 1973. Informant Mrs. Marion G Taylor | Dukes, Susan D (I4928)
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| 3707 | from "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976" (familysearch.org) Thomas William Ray, a retired medical school professor, born 23 Aug 1883 in Hockley TX to Thomas W Ray & Emma Fehlau, died in Houston on 27 Oct 1958 of a ruptured aortic aneurysm. Burial on 28 Oct in Glenwood Cemetery. Information from hospital records. | Ray, Dr Thomas William (I2442)
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| 3708 | from "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976" (familysearch.org) William B Taylor Jr., a mechanic in the radio business, born in Houston TX on 6 Jun 1899 to W.B. Taylor b. Houston & Lizzie Brown b. Montgomery TX, died in Houston on 18 May 1941 of Lung Cancer. Burial on 19 May 1941 in Glenwood Cemetery. Informant Mrs. W.B. Taylor | Taylor, William Baker (I2171)
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| 3709 | from "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976" (familysearch.org) William Baker Taylor, a lumber dealer residing in Houston TX, born 5 Sep 1863 in Houston to H.D. Taylor b. MA & Emily Baker b. MA died on 22 Jul 1947 in Houston from MS & coronary heart disease. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery on 23 Jul 1947. Informant Mrs. Wm B Taylor. | Taylor, William Baker (I1689)
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| 3710 | from "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976" (familysearch.org) Wyllys A. Taylor, a lumber company president, born 4 July 1893 in Houston TX to Edward W Taylor & Garrie Farrar, died on 4 July 1965 in Houston TX of metastatic abdominal sarcoma. Burial on 6 July 1965 in Forest Park Lawndale. Informant Mrs. W. A. Taylor | Taylor, Wyllys A (I2166)
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| 3711 | from "Texas, Marriage Index, 1814-1909 and 1966-2011" Joseph F Cates married May Baker on 11 Nov 1880 in Dallas Co TX | Family: Joseph Thaddeus Cates / May B Baker (F5573)
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| 3712 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F5937)
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| 3713 | from "Texas, Marriage Index, 1814-1909 and 1966-2011" (ancestry.com) On 24 May 1980 in Parker Co, TX, Lloyd A Chung married Joyce G Chin. | Family: Lloyd Alexander Chung / Joyce Gloria Chin (F10398)
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| 3714 | from "Texas, Marriage Index, 1824-2014" (ancestry.com_ On 15 Feb 1867 in DeWitt County, TX, James M Biddy married Mrs. Harriet Miller. | Family: James Monroe Biddy / Harriet Schoonover (F16)
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| 3715 | from "Texas, Marriage Index, 1824-2014" (ancestry.com) On 14 Oct 1858 in Cherokee Co, TX, Jesse Kennedy married Martha A Privett. | Family: Jesse Kennedy / Martha A Privett (F10016)
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| 3716 | from "Texas, Marriage Index, 1824-2014" (ancestry.com) On 18 Aug 1842 in Lamar Co, TX, Silas Munk married H. Schoonover. | Family: Silas S Monk / Harriet Schoonover (F19)
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| 3717 | from "Texas, Marriage Index, 1824-2014" (ancestry.com) On 23 Dec 1852 in Cherokee Co, TX, Alfred Kennedy married Elizabeth Still. | Family: Alfred A Kennedy / Elizabeth L Stell (F9986)
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| 3718 | from "Texas, Marriage Index, 1824-2014" (ancestry.com) On 4 Apr 1848 in Fort Bend, TX, William O Menefee married Mary J Armstrong. | Family: William Orville Menefee / Mary Jane Armstrong (F9974)
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| 3719 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F7873)
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| 3720 | from "Texas, Select County Marriage Index, 1837-1965" (Ancestry.com) On 19 Dec 1874 in Harris Co, TX, E.P. Turner married Mary A Cowen | Family: Capt Edmund Pendleton Turner / Mary Ashley Van Alstyne (F2985)
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| 3721 | from "Texas, Select County Marriage Index, 1837-1965" (ancestry.com) On 26 Oct 1932 Coryell Co, TX, D.B. Beddy married Virginia Ham. | Family: Dillard Benjamin Biddy / Cervla Virginia Ham (F69)
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| 3722 | from "Texas, Select County Marriage Index, 1837-1965" (ancestry.com) On 3 May 1868 in Hidalgo, TX, Jasper Biddy married Sarah Jane Webber. | Family: Jasper Gaspar Biddy / Sarah Jane Webber (F60)
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| 3723 | From "Texas, Select County Marriage Index, 1837-1965" ancestry.com On 31 Aug 1865 in Cherokee Co, TX, Alfred A Kenedy married Mary C Roddy. | Family: Alfred A Kennedy / Mary Caroline Smith (F9984)
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| 3724 | from "Texas, Select County Marriage Records, 1837-2015" On 7 Aug 1954 in Hood Co, TX, Andrew J Burns married Zyla L Baker. | Family: Andrew Jackson Burns / Zyla Lynne Baker (F10096)
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| 3725 | from "Texas, Select County Marriage Records, 1837-2015" (ancestry.com) On 11 Jun 1959 in Lubbock Co, TX, James Deuon Baker married Donna Frances Eubanks. | Family: James Deuon Baker / Donna Frances Eubank (F5661)
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| 3726 | from "Texas, Select County Marriage Records, 1837-2015" (ancestry.com) On 14 May 1891 in Harris Co, TX, Charles Sydney Wigg married Miss Marie Louise Cowen. | Family: Charles Sydney Wigg / Marie Louise “Daisy” Cowen (F9880)
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| 3727 | from "Texas, U.S., Birth Certificates, 1903-1932" Mary Frances Taylor was born 27 Mar 1922 in Houston TX to William Baker Taylor, Jr., 22, an electrician b. Houston & Lottie Lee Moss, 21, a housewife, born Richmond TX. | Taylor, Mary Frances (I2440)
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| 3728 | from "Texas, U.S., Birth Certificates, 1903-1932" (ancestry.com) Norman Taylor Robertson was born 1 Mar 1923 in McAllen, Hidalgo, TX to A T Robertson, an insurance man, b. TX and Oral L. Deirlan, a housewife, b. TX. Their 2nd child. | Robertson, Norman Taylor (I2422)
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| 3729 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I27457)
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| 3730 | from "Texas, U.S., Death Certificates, 1903-1982" (ancestry.com) Charles Cornelius Lewis, widower, a salesman for a paint company, born 10 Oct 1883 in TX to Charles Lewis b. NY & Martha Hester b. LA, died 16 May 1956 in Dallas, Dallas, TX of prostate cancer. Burial in Hillcrest cemetery. Informant Mrs. J.F. Rich. | Lewis, Charles Cornelius (I4898)
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| 3731 | from "Texas, U.S., Death Certificates, 1903-1982" (ancestry.com) Francis M Baker, a salesman residing San Antonio, Bexar, TX, born 5 Dec 1890 in Miss to Wm F Baker b. IL & UNK b. IL, died 19 Nov 1927 in San Antonio of carcinoma of the laryx. Removal to Chicago IL. Informant Mrs. Adelle Baker. | Baker, Francis Moses (I8750)
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| 3732 | from "Texas, U.S., Death Certificates, 1903-1982" (ancestry.com) James T. Wolcott, age 35y 3m 15d, residing North Ft. Worth, died 9 Feb 1904 in Rosen Heights of malignant endocarditis. | Wolcott, James Thompson (I2341)
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| 3733 | from "Texas, U.S., Death Certificates, 1903-1982" (ancestry.com) On 20 Jun 1900 in Chicago, Cook, IL James T Wolcott, 31, married Marie S Ross, 30. | Family: James Thompson Wolcott / Marie S Ross (F748)
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| 3734 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Zarko Franks / Living (F1986)
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| 3735 | from "Texas, U.S., Select County Marriage Records, 1837-1965" On 16 Dec 1955 in Fort Bend Co, TX, Ona Smith Tankersley married Harry Hoyle Pickle. | Family: Harry Hoyle Pickle / Ona Smith (F10416)
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| 3736 | from "Texas, U.S., Select County Marriage Records, 1837-1965" (ancestry.com) On 16 Nov 1978 in Tarrant Co, TX, Lloyd Alexander Chung married Frances Merlynn Flynn | Family: Lloyd Alexander Chung / Frances Merlynn Hitch (F10393)
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| 3737 | from "Texas, U.S., Select County Marriage Records, 1837-1965" (ancestry.com) On 28 Nov 1936 in Denton, Denton, TX, Mr. Kendrick Baker Neff married Miss Audrey Belle Gillin. | Family: Kendrick Baker Neff / Audrey Belle Gillin (F10567)
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| 3738 | from "Texas, Wills and Probate Records, 1833-1974" (ancestry.com) Laban Menifee of Harris Co names son, Thomas A Menifee, as executor, beloved wife Amanda S. Menifee, sons Thomas A Menifee, Wm. O.I. Menifee, Henry F Menifee, daughters, Martimacy A. Menifee, Frances M Menifee. Filed 27 Nov 1844. Proven 20 Dec 1844. | Menefee, Laban (I10610)
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| 3739 | from "The (Boston) Columbian Centinel", 14 Oct 1815 (genealogybank.com) DIED, In Ipswich, (by suicide) Capt. Joseph Perkins, AEt. 45 - a respectable individual, bred a merchant, and for several years a sea captain. | Perkins, Joseph (I20841)
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| 3740 | from "The (Conrad MT) Independent-Observer", 26 Nov 1925 (newspapers.com) C.B. Perkins, an old timer in this part of Montana, and at one time a county commissioner in Teton county, died recently in Spokane. The Spokesman Review of Spokane contained the following account of the death of Mr. Perkins in their issue of November 8th: Clarence B. Perkins, 75, after a residence of eight years, died yesterday of heart disease at his home in the foothills north and east of Spokane. Mr. Perkins was a western pioneer. He moved to his farm from Valier, Montana, after a residence of 40 years in Montana, in which he served several terms as county commissioner of Teton county. He was a member of the Masons and W.O.W. Beside his widow, Sarah, he is survived by two sons, Everett of California and Curtis, Spokane, and one daughter, Miss Clara Perkins, Spokane. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. under the auspices of Masonic lodge of Hillyard at the Hennessey & Calloway chapel. | Perkins, Clarence B (I21573)
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| 3741 | from "The (Greenville) Argus-Record", 18 Aug 1927 (newspapers.com) Frank M. Woods, well-known Greenville business man, died Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 17, 1927, at the home, 2 Chambers avenue. His final illness was brief, although he had not been well for several years. Services will be held at the house at 2:30 Friday afternoon, followed by interment at Shenango Valley cemetery. Mr. Woods and a twin brother were born ner New Hamburg, Aug. 31, 1857, the sons of William and Nancy Ann White Woods. The brother died a number of years ago. Frank was married Jan. 26, 1888, to Virginia Eberman who survives him. Two sisters and a brother are living. One sister is Mrs. E.S. Cousins of Redlands, Cal., the other is Mrs. M.S. Grim, Fredonia, Pa. The brother is Harry I. Woods of Stillwater, Okla. Mrs Cousins and Harry I. Woods were there at the time of his death. Mr. Woods had a long and active business career both locally and as a representative and member of L.P. Seeley Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. He was a partner with George H. Grauel, in the firm of Grauel & Woods, and later conducted a haberdashery establishment here under his own name. Several years ago he gave up the active business career for which he was eminently fitted by his genial manner and inherent business acumen. | Woods, Frank Marion (I4288)
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| 3742 | from "The (New London) Connecticut Gazette", 18 Jul 1821 (genealogybank) DIED - In Nova Scotia, May the 27th Major Francis Perkins, aged 80 years; - also in August last, Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins, his wife, and daughter of the late Mr. Benj. Peck, aged 75; all formerly of Lyme. | Family: Francis Perkins / Elizabeth Peck (F223)
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| 3743 | from "The (Port Huron) Times Herald", 24 May 1937 (newspapers.com) Marine City, May 24th - Mrs Olive Cady, 48, wife of Guy Cady, Sterling, Col., formerly Miss Olive Smith, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ormatha Smith, Cottrellville township, died Friday in the hospital at Sterling where she underwent an operation. Funeral services were held this morning in Sterling and burial was in The Windsor Cemetery in Colorado. She is survived by her husband, three daughters, Thelma, Gertrude and Hazel; one son, Charles, all of Sterling; three sisters, Mrs. Andrew Peltier, who made her home with her; Mrs. Ray Smith and Mrs. Bert Smith; one brother, James O. Smith, all of Marine City, and one grandchild. Mrs. Cady left Marine City when 16 on account of ill health and made her home with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peltier. | Smith, Olive Pearl (I5369)
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| 3744 | from "The (Port Huron) Times Herald", 9 Feb 1907 (newspapers.com) Mrs. Bert Broadbridge died last Monday and was buried in Algonac. She was the fifth or sixth of the family of Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Smith, of Cattrellville, to succumb to tuberculosis and left a husband and a large family of children to mourn her loss. | Smith, Harriett Louise (I5381)
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| 3745 | from "The (Saint Joseph, MI) Herald-Press", 6 Apr 1955 (newspapers.com) Mrs. and Mrs. A.P. Taylor recently attended funeral services for Delos Baker, uncle of Mrs. Taylor, in Sheridan. | Baker, Delos French (I5837)
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| 3746 | from "The [Grass Valley] Morning Union", 25 Jul 1923 (newpapers.com) SANTA ROSA (Sonoma Co.), July 24 (By the Associated Press) Harry Grayson, said to be a wealthy resident of Reno, Nevada, and Earl O'Connor, aged 11, of San Francisco, were killed and Mrs. John O'Connor, mother of the child and her niece, Miss Ruth Armstrong were severely injured when an automobile in which they were riding skidded and plunged over thirty feet embankment near McCray's Station, north of here. According to officials, Grayson, at the wheel of the car, attempted to make a sharp turn at too great a speed. | Grayson, Harry William (I3813)
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| 3747 | from "The Abilene Reporter-News", 29 Oct 1947 (newspapers.com) SAN ANGELO, Oct. 28 - Dr. Fred R. Baker, 76, a member of the original Texas State Board of Optometry and onetime president of the Texas Optometric Association, died here Tuesday. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Dallas. Baker established the first optometry office here 46 years ago. Former Gov. Pat Neff named him a member of the first Texas State Board of Optometry. He served as president of the Texas Optometric Association from 1912 to 1916 and president of the Texas Optometry Board in 1922 and 1923. He was vice president of the American Optometric Association. Survivors include four daughters and a son. | Baker, Fred Rufus (I15360)
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| 3748 | from "The Adrian (MI) Daily Telegram" (genealogybank.com) CHESELTON BAKER Cheselton Baker, whose death has been announced, was born in Auburn, N.Y., May 15, 1832, moving with his parents to Pittsford, Monroe county, when quite young. His father died with a few years after moving west, and Cheselton went to Lewiston, Niagara county, N.Y., where he worked on a farm for some time, subsequently learning the jeweler's trade. He lived in Hamilton, Canada, for some time after that, and in the spring of 1857 came to Michigan, settling in Jackson. That fall he went railroading for the Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana, now the Lake Shore, as a brakeman on a freight train, subsequently becoming a freight conductor between Toledo and White Pigeon. Then he was given a passenger run between Adrian and Detroit, and after that a through express run between Toledo and Chicago, which he continued until the Michigan division was changed between Toledo and Elkhart. He continued as conductor until 1877, at which time he abandoned railroading and occupied his time after that in farming, owning a find farm just west of the city, near the county house. He was one of the oldest conductors on the railroad and one of the many who made their headquarters in Adrain at that time. He was a genial, whole souled fellow, and was known all over the country. At the time, the Michigan Southern & Indiana was the main artery between New York and the west, so the conductors were know to everybody. Mr. Baker leaves a wife. Three children were born to them, Melvin, the oldest, Mrs. F.B. Hull and one daughter who died in infancy. | Baker, Cheselton (I15211)
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| 3749 | from "The Adrian (MI) Daily Telegram", 12 Mar 1898 (genealogybank.com) Marshall Truax died in Detroit last night, aged about 60, In boyhood and youth he was a resident of Adrian and many old friends will regret to hear of his demise. The remains will probably be brought here for burial in the old family plot. | Truax, Marshall Spring Bidwell (I11229)
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| 3750 | from "The Adrian (MI) Daily Telegram", 31 Jul 1900 (genealogybank.com) Cheselton Baker, whose death occurred in Toledo Monday morning at 4:30, was one of the members of the old Adrian Guard, which was abandoned at the outbreak of the civil ware, in 1861. There will be a meeting of the remaining members of that company in Justice Vandegrift's office at 7 o'clock this evening to make arrangements to do honor to the memory of Mr. Baker at the burial service at Oakwood Wednesday forenoon at 11 o'clock. | Baker, Cheselton (I15211)
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