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| 3701 | Lexington Intelligencer, December 23, 1905 Death of Dr. P.S. Fulkerson Died, after a brief illness at his home near Central College in this city, Saturday afternoon, Dec. 16, Dr. P.S. Fulkerson, aged nearly 79 years. He had been in a bad state of health for two months but not such as seriously to interrupt the practice of his profession until about two weeks before his death. Uremic poisoning developed and after four days confinement to bed he passed away. Putman Smith Fulkerson, eldest son of Jacob V. and Catherine Ewing Fulkerson was born near Stickleyville, Lee county Virginia, Jan. 20, 1827. He was the second of a family of eleven children, of whom four survive: Mrs. Margaret Lyons, of Kentucky; Mrs. Ellen Frick, of Kansas City; Mrs. Emma Reeder, of Batesville, Arkansas; and Dr. J.J. Fulkerson, of this city. Of the other brothers and sisters, now dead, two had lived in Missouri: Dr. Albert Fulkerson, who died in this city about eighteen months ago, and James P. Fulkerson, who lived in this county for two years just before the war between the states. Dr. Fulkerson came to this county from Virginia in 1847 and commenced the practice of his profession on Texas Prairie, making his home with "Squire" Walton, at that time one of the most widely known men in Western Missouri. He had previously studied medicine for six years with his uncle, James P. Fulkerson, and had attended lectures in one of the medical colleges of Louisville, Ky. After practicing for several years in this state he went to Philadelphia where he took the post graduate course in the Jefferson Medical College, finishing in 1854. Returning to Missouri he located at Chapel Hill, then a flourishing seat of education. Dr. Fulkerson was practicing medicine at Chapel Hill while Francis M. Cockrell was teaching in Chapel Hill College, and here began a friendship which lasted until death. When the war came Dr. Fulkerson, who was never lukewarm in anything, heartily espoused the cause of the South and served through the struggle as surgeon of Shelby's brigade. Returning to this county at the close of the war he located at Wellington; and in 1867---Oct. 15---he was married to Miss Mary Jane Ridings, daughter of Thomas Wentworth Ridings, of Wellington, who survives. Of their four children only one is living, Miss Katherine C. Fulkerson, of this city. Dr. Emmett Fulkerson died Nov. 16, of this year, just one month before his father. Archibald Fulkerson, the second son, died Jan. 1898. The second daughter died in infancy. In 1876 Dr. Fulkerson was elected to the office of county collector, ??? office be filled two terms. He ??? to Lexington with his family in ??? year and conducted his office ??? through deputies without ??? interruption to his professional ???. In 1884 he was appointed postmaster of Lexington during the first Cleveland administration. This office, too, was efficiently conducted though deputies. He had no desire, nor was it possible for his, to get away from a professional practice which for more than fifty years taxed his physical strength to the utmost. He was president of the County Medical Society from its reorganization to the time of his death. He was more than once president of the District Medical Society of Kansas City, and several times vice president of the State Society, before which he was often appointed to read papers upon medical subjects. | Fulkerson, Dr. Putnam Smith (I5308)
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| 3702 | Lexington Intelligencer, March 29, 1912 Died at Wellington Mrs. H.B. Corse, wife of H.B. Corse, a prominent citizen of Wellington, died Monday afternoon at her home after a lingering illness. Mrs. Corse was born in Chapel Hill, Missouri, on December 20, 1846, and was in her sixty-fifth year at the time of her death. She was the daughter of Thomas W. and Cornelia Ridings. The deceased was a member of the M.E. Church South. Besides her husband she is survived by one sister, Mrs. P.S. Fulkerson, and one half-sister, Miss Mary Ridings of Lexington, and three children, Mrs. F.W. Mann and John L. Corse, of Wellington, and Mrs. B.C. Drummond of this city. The funeral services were held Wednesday morning at Wellington conducted by Rev. T.H. Clayton. | Wood, Sarah Cornelia (I4722)
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| 3703 | Lexington Intelligencer, March 29, 1912 Died at Wellington Mrs. H.B. Corse, wife of H.B. Corse, a prominent citizen of Wellington, died Monday afternoon at her home after a lingering illness. Mrs. Corse was born in Chapel Hill, Missouri, on December 20, 1846, and was in her sixty-fifth year at the time of her death. She was the daughter of Thomas W. and Cornelia Ridings. The deceased was a member of the M.E. Church South. Besides her husband she is survived by one sister, Mrs. P.S. Fulkerson, and one half-sister, Miss Mary Ridings of Lexington, and three children, Mrs. F.W. Mann and John L. Corse, of Wellington, and Mrs. B.C. Drummond of this city. The funeral services were held Wednesday morning at Wellington conducted by Rev. T.H. Clayton. | Ridings, Elizabeth Ann (I4724)
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| 3704 | Lexington Weekly Intelligencer, January 8, 1898 Died, at the family residence, in this city, Saturday, January 1, 1909, of diabetes, Archibald, son of Dr. and Mrs. P.S. Fulkerson, aged 23 years. To man's life no fixed span is allotted. The house when death shall come is to us as the future-a sealed book-and it must ever remain so. Before the eye of man has been hung a veil that his gaze is powerless to penetrate, and what lies beyond it must to him remain a mystery. Whether the future holds in store for him misery or happiness, woe or joy, he knows not; but he must march forward through an unknown pathway, the end of which is death. Where or when this pathway shall end is to him unknown, but that there is but one end he realizes. Death surely lies in wait for him at some point on his journey, but he passes on fearlessly. A promise has been given him of everlasting life in the world beyond, and to reach it he much meet the dark angel and succumb to him. A merciful Father sent His only Son to dwell among mankind and impart to them the glad news of salvation. In the beautiful life beyond, the glories of heaven wait us. There we cast aside the sufferings and woes of this world and enter into a spiritual life with all its richest blessings. The light from the Savior's face shall illumine all things, and made clear to our eyes what before had been shrouded in mystery. The death of Archibald Fulkerson is mourned alike by young and old in this city, where he spent the happy days of his life before disease fastened its hold upon him and marked him for its victim. Bright, intelligent, and possessing the gentlemanly qualities which so endeared him to all, a bright future seemed spread out before him, and he had apparently but to wait and claim the joys which were in store for him. That idol of his parents' hearts, the friend of everyone who knew him, he had just entered young manhood when he was stricken down with disease. The many friends, as they gathered around his grave, knew that death to his was a relief from the sufferings he had endured. They remembered him as when, a few years ago, he appeared with the flush of health upon his cheek, and mourned the fate which had called him to the brighter would beyond. They mourned at parting from him; but, realizing that death meant for him happiness, the sting of death was allayed. The funeral was held from the family residence. Sunday afternoon, and the casket containing the mortal remains of the loved one was consigned to a grave among the sleeping dead in Machpelah cemetery. A large concourse of friends followed the body to its last resting place, and placed beautiful and pure flowers upon the new-made grave. | Fulkerson, Archibald (I6649)
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| 3705 | Libing with John C Miller | [Sybert], Elizabeth (I5776)
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| 3706 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F1571)
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| 3707 | Life Story The following is shared by the oldest grandson of Mary Alta (Roney) Cowherd from an email that Lloyd N. Cowherd wrote: "My grandmother Mary Alta Roney Cowherd had a younger, wilder, sister named Effa Toma Roney, who at age 16, ran off with a drummer (traveling salesman, employer unkown). No marriage has been found. She later wrote to her favorite sister Mary, that she lived in Rand, CO, and was married to a wealthy rancher named Henning J. Peterson. After his death she lived in a relatively small cabin in Rand, which is near the Wyoming border about half way across Colorado, in a wide valley between two large mountain ranges. When we visited her in 1948, she banished her live-in hired hand to a smaller furnished cabin in the back yard, while we were there. She later married him and became Mrs. Troy Ridings. After she was again widowed, Barbara and I stopped by her cabin in 1978 and she was just coming out of the smaller cabin covered with blood, from butchering a deer she had shot up in the Rabbit Ears Range of mountains south of her home. She announced that she had, for the first time in her life, purchased a license, then went hunting, shot the deer, field dressed it, hung it in a tree to cool, and the following day, had driven her old jeep to get it. She offered us tea, after I had explained that our last meeting had been while we were in Colorado in 1948. I was impressed by her activite life at age 87. We moved on to Denver, Colorado Springs, and into New Mexico, before diverting eastward to Texas, and then stopped with another of my grandmother's sisters, Martha Mary Roney, who had married Homer Samuel Hawkins, formerly of Norborne, MO, who had made a fortune growing wheat in the boom times after World War I, near Texoma, on the Oklahoma panhandle, Texas panhandle, border. He lost all of his land during the Depression, managing only to keep the taxes paid on one section (640 acres) of practically worthless land. Before 1940 and so before World War II, oil was struck on his worthless land, and he was suddenly back in the wheat growing business, making a very comfortable living during that war. Another sister had married a man, George Garnier, who took over the gravestone business in Kansas City, Kansas, after the father Benjamin Franklin Roney, sold his land in Fairfield Township, and invested in making tombstones. There were other sisters and a brother. Their mother was Emma (Petty) Roney." | Roney, Effa I (I4772)
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| 3708 | Lillard M. Bush, age 78, of Harrogate TN, was born July 10, 1942 and passed away at home with his family on August 16, 2020. He is preceded in death by his father Leonard M. Bush, mother Macie Robertson Bush, twin brother Willard Kyle Bush, and sisters Jeanette Mulholland and Geneva Harrah. Lillard is survived by his wife, best friend, and caretaker Josephine Bush. Daughters Mildred (Bobby) Seabolt and Donna Tabor. Sister Dot Evans. Grandchildren Christina Seabolt, Jason Seabolt, Sarah Tabor, and Hannah Tabor. Great grandchildren Robbie Seabolt, Gunnar Davis, Ean Jase Seabolt, Devyn Tabor-Stidham, and Dylan Stidham. As well as a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. The family will receive friends Saturday August 22nd from 5 until 7 PM at Coffey Funeral Home in Harrogate. The funeral service will be Sunday August 23rd at 2 PM at First Baptist Church of Harrogate. The graveside service will follow in Harrogate Cemetery. Ministers: Rev. Michael Stooksbury and Rev. David Billingsley; Singers: Alan Cooper, Garrett Tucker, and Garry Tucker; Graveside Singers: Lee Billingsley and Chris Billingsley; Pallbearers: Bobby Seabolt, Jason Seabolt, David Billingsley, Jordan Billingsley, James Billingsley, and Kevin Billingsley. | Bush, Lillard M (I4986)
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| 3709 | Lillian Sheppard Evansville, IN Lillian Sheppard, 96, died April 29, 2017 at Bethel Manor Home. She was born December 13, 1920 in Arjay, KY to Charles and Thelma Ridings. She married Neuman Sheppard who proceeded her in death. She was a homemaker and member of Bethel Temple Church. Surviving are her sons, George Sheppard of Marion, IL and Dave Sheppard of Franklin, IN; grandchildren, Jami Gullic, Greg Sheppard, Darice Sheppard, and Marc Sheppard and great-grandchildren. As per her request, there will be no services. She willed her body to the Indiana University Medical School. | Ridings, Lillian A. (I551)
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| 3710 | Lily Harrison Born July 14, 1908- Female White Born Speedwell, Tenn. Father Jno. Harrison Born Speedwell, Tenn. Occ. Farmer Mother Mary Jane Toliver Born Speedwell, Tenn. Mid-Wife Lucy Cinnamon | Harrison, Lily (I1279)
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| 3711 | Linda Ann Vandever, age 77, of Kaufman, Texas passed away on Thursday, March 10, 2022. Linda was born April 6, 1944, in Wylie, Texas to Frank McWhorter and Rosie Coffman McWhorter. She attended school in Wylie and enjoyed time with her family and friends. She worked at a Mom and Pop store for many years and then went on to work at Liberty ISD where she retired. Linda is survived by her husband, Kenneth Vandever; children, Patricia Dillion and husband Keith Dillion, Angela Greenlee, Lisa Lunsford and husband Oran Lunsford, Jerry Herron; step daughter, Rebecca Rawls and husband Mitch Rawls; daughter in law, Sara Kin; brother, Jimmy McWhorter, 16 grandkids, 37 great grandkids, and 7 great greatgrandkids. She was proceeded in Death by her parents, Frank and Rosie McWhorter; her granddaughter, Sabrina Lunsford; her Great granddaughter Alexus Harris; her brothers, Dennis, Robert, and Jerry McWhorter, and her loving son, Richard Herron. Services for Linda will be held Wednesday, March 16, 2022 at Roselawn Funeral Home, beginning with a visitation at 12:00 PM followed by the funeral service at 2:00 PM, and then the committal service will follow in the Roselawn Memorial Gardens. | McWhorter, Linda Ann (I5823)
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| 3712 | Linda Kay Leggett VIRGINIA BEACH - Linda Kay Leggett, 59, passed away Nov. 13, 2008, in a Virginia Beach hospital. Mrs. Leggett was born in Tennessee and was the daughter of the late Chester W. Ridings and Alice Tuttle. She was a member of Water's Edge Church of God in Virginia Beach. Survivors include her son, David W. Leggett and his wife Nicole; her daughter, Michelle R. Price and her husband Michael; her grandchildren, Madison M. Price and Ashlynn R. Leggett; her sisters, Mary Lee, Helen Davenport and Kathy Upson; and her brothers, Tommy and Michael Ridings. The family will receive friends Saturday from 6 to 8 p.m. in H.D. Oliver Funeral Apts., Laskin Road Chapel. The funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday in Water's Edge Church of God, 4141 Holland Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23452. Burial will follow in Colonial Grove Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to Water's Edge Church of God. Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.hdoliver.com. | Ridings, Linda Kay (I1379)
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| 3713 | Linda M. Ridings Virginia Beach - 66, passed away Dec. 30, 2014. She was predeceased by 1 son, Kevin Schall. She leaves to cherish her memory, husband, Tommy; 1 daughter, Kimberly Cohen (Michael); 2 step-daughters, Kimberly Maselli (Nick), Kristi Leek (Kris); 2 sisters, Jeanette, Marlene; 2 brothers, Paul, Ronnie, 8 grandchildren and a host of friends. Service will be held 11am, Sat at Waters Edge Community Church, 4141 Holland Rd, VB. Visitation 6-8pm, Fri at Beach Funeral & Cremation Services, 4456 Bonney Rd, VB. | [Ridings], Linda Marie (I2102)
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| 3714 | Listed as a Shelton then marked out. | Shelton, Crettie Mae (I3805)
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| 3715 | listed as Martha | Shelton, Mittie Ceonia (I559)
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| 3716 | Listed as mother on Nancy's marriage license Listed as informant on John;s death certificate | Smith, Pearlie Tennessee (I3806)
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| 3717 | Listed as Nellie | Ridings, Clides Beatrice (I90)
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| 3718 | Listed as widow. | Brown, Cora Maud (I3021)
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| 3719 | Listed as Widower | Leeds, Doratus W (I3846)
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| 3720 | Listed on census as Rosa M Coffman | Coffman, Nettie Rose (I375)
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| 3721 | Listed on census under deceased husband's name. John A Coffman | Gilliam, Rena Jane (I372)
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| 3722 | Listed under name Andrew Johnson First and middle name | Ridings, Andrew Johnson (I92)
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| 3723 | Listed under surname of Golden | Epperson, Arnold (I4550)
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| 3724 | Listing with parents G W Ball | Allen, Robert George (I2461)
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| 3725 | Little Dee Ridings, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ridings died Friday of membranous croup. The funeral was at 3 p.m. After which the little form was laid to rest in the Prairie Ridge cemetery. The parents have the sympathy of the entire community. | Ridings, James Dee (I5426)
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| 3726 | Lived four houses from sister Vicy Ann Ridings Keck. | Ridings, Hallie Columbia (I87)
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| 3727 | Lived near Chadwell Station which is just west of Ewing VA possibly of Indian Creek | Ridings, William A. (I76)
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| 3728 | Lives next door to brother - David Ridings | Ridings, Martha E. (I123)
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| 3729 | Lives next door to mother | Pickle, Charles Wiley (I1291)
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| 3730 | living at home 18th June | Burgis, George Walter (I4107)
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| 3731 | Living at mother's boarding house | Ashurst, George Wesley (I1363)
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| 3732 | Living in father-in-law home | Jeffries, Mary (I573)
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| 3733 | Living in brother-in-law's Putnam Fulkerson household | Ridings, Mary Archie (I4726)
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| 3734 | Living in Bryson Coal and Coke Co housing | Ridings, Melvin Jackson (I72)
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| 3735 | living in father's household | Newman, Eugena Frances (I2482)
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| 3736 | Living in grandparents home | Newman, James J (I873)
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| 3737 | living in household of James Pool brother-in-law | Hale, Minerva (I667)
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| 3738 | Living in household of Lucy Brumit. Wm is listed as boarder not father | Ridings, William A. (I76)
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| 3739 | Living in household of Wesley MG Hale | Brown, Wade Hampton (I6407)
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| 3740 | living in household of Wm C Seaver Census date August 21, 1850 On Aug 5 census she was living with father Mastin Ridings | Ridings, Sarah Ann (I1313)
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| 3741 | Living in orphanage | Floyd, Earl Edward (I6308)
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| 3742 | Living in Orphanage | Floyd, Clint (I6311)
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| 3743 | Living in the household are Thomas Wagoner age 9 and Jane Wagoner age 7 children of James' sister Manerva Hale Waggoner and Fonda Jarvis age 17 (male) | Hale, James W. (I2442)
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| 3744 | living in the parents household. Census lists her and son with last name of Crawford | Crawford, Malissa (I1317)
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| 3745 | Living in Wm C Seaver household as servant | Ridings, Sarah Ann (I1313)
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| 3746 | Living near door to parents | Kegley, Peter L (I1540)
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| 3747 | Living next door to brother A.W. | Ridings, Thomas Wentworth (I4715)
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| 3748 | Living next door to in-laws Greenfield Hale | Cavin, William Henry (I3480)
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| 3749 | living next door to mother | Coldiron, Mary May (I982)
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| 3750 | Living next door to sister Allie Onkst | Ridings, Charles W. (I1223)
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| 3751 | Living next to John and Nancy Capps her brother-in-law and sister | Tolliver, Lucretia (I2185)
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| 3752 | living two houses from her parents David and Elizabeth | Ridings, Mary Elizabeth (I1369)
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| 3753 | Living was grandparents (Benge) | Ashurst, John Samuel (I1360)
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| 3754 | Living was grandparents (Benge) | Ashurst, Viola E (I1930)
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| 3755 | living with aunt Mary Jane Taylor Gilbert | Hale, James Madison Sr (I8)
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| 3756 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2079)
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| 3757 | Living with aunt/uncle Grace Ridings Collins and Roy Collins | Ridings, Peggy Sue (I2068)
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| 3758 | living with borother-in-law - Mead Albright | Sharp, Emma Marie (I2593)
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| 3759 | living with brother | Ridings, Coyett Clamon (I569)
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| 3760 | Living with brother | Western, Pearl E. (I575)
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| 3761 | Living with brother | Mills, Zada B (I1522)
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| 3762 | Living with brother | Allen, Tracy Rose (I3018)
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| 3763 | Living with brother "Bige" | Collins, William David (I165)
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| 3764 | living with brother Abraham | Williams, Elizabeth (I281)
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| 3765 | living with brother Abraham | Williams, Frances Malinda (I282)
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| 3766 | living with brother Abraham | Williams, Frances Malinda (I282)
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| 3767 | living with brother Abraham | Williams, John Henry (I285)
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| 3768 | living with brother Abraham | Williams, Patience (I287)
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| 3769 | Living with brother Arthur Milton Tolliver | Tolliver, Elmer Lavon (I446)
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| 3770 | Living with brother Craig | Ridings, Benjamin Cauk (I727)
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| 3771 | living with brother Craig | Ridings, Benjamin Cauk (I727)
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| 3772 | Living with brother Delbert | Hale, Winfield Scott (I1095)
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| 3773 | Living with brother Earl | Newman, R. C. (I2677)
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| 3774 | living with brother Edward | Ridings, Ernest Parker (I803)
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| 3775 | living with brother Ewell | Newman, James J (I873)
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| 3776 | living with brother Floyd | Ridings, Arville Burton (I2135)
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| 3777 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2136)
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| 3778 | Living with brother Fred | Garrett, Mary Orlena (I2917)
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| 3779 | living with brother Fred | Garrett, Hyatt (I2921)
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| 3780 | living with brother George | Newman, Henry Jefferson (I975)
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| 3781 | living with brother in WV | Collins, John Wesley (I169)
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| 3782 | living with brother in WV | Collins, Levi Lesley (I515)
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| 3783 | Living with brother Jesse | Ridings, Elizabeth (I4746)
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| 3784 | living with brother Jessee | Ridings, Perry (I4747)
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| 3785 | living with brother Jessee | Ridings, Martha (I4748)
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| 3786 | living with brother John | Ridings, Martin Jasper Sr (I470)
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| 3787 | Living with brother John Calvin | Ridings, Coyett Clamon (I569)
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| 3788 | Living with brother John W. | Newman, James J (I873)
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| 3789 | Living with brother Thomas | Hale, Ulysses Grant (I2468)
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| 3790 | Living with brother-in-law | Collins, Henry Glenn (I163)
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| 3791 | Living with brother-in-law | Ridings, Thomas M. (I468)
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| 3792 | Living with brother-in-law | Ridings, Charles W. (I1223)
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| 3793 | Living with brother-in-law | Kinder, Philip E (I3047)
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| 3794 | living with brother-in-law Max A Kulbe | Newman, William F (I2779)
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| 3795 | Living with brother-in-law and sister | Ridings, Helen Louise (I1181)
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| 3796 | Living with brother-in-law Clyde Romine | Ridings, Martin Jasper Sr (I470)
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| 3797 | living with brother-in-law John Harrison | Ridings, Adeline Sarah (I4212)
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| 3798 | living with brother, Creed. 1940 census refers to her as his aunt. | Newman, Amanda Bell (I2479)
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| 3799 | Living with brother, Peter | Kinder, Virginia Katherine (I2552)
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| 3800 | living with daughter Mary Ball | Newman, Lucy Lee (I875)
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