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Matches 1,051 to 1,100 of 1,643
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| 1051 | Michael acceded to his mother's wish to be buried on "the land I live" and started a family cemetery on their farm near Long Shoals, the cemetery being located on a slight knoll between the South Fork River and Indian Creek. Michael and Rebecca are the great-great-grand parents of Robert Claude Carpenter, genealogist and author of "Carpenters A'Plenty". | Carpenter, Michael (I7241)
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| 1052 | Michael and Maria Angelica were quite a mobile family, as they had their first child in their home town of Lancaster, the second child in Albany Township in Berks Co., their third and fourth children in Middletown, Frederick Co., Md. About 1781 they packed up again and moved to German Township in Westmoreland or Fayette Co., Pa. Their son Jacob was born 10 Dec 1782 and baptized there 10 Sep 1783 by Pastor Johann Wilhelm Weber. They sponsored Christian Grousshaar 25 Sep 1784 and later sponsored Susanna Schaffer daughter of George and Barbara 19 Nov 1785. Michael witnessed a will in Westmoreland Co. Feb 6 1784. Michael and Maria Angelica sponsored Margaretha Elizabetha Foss, baptized 7 Dec 1787. Michael appears on tax rolls for German Township, Fayette Co. 1785-1788 and on 1790 U.S. Census for Fayette Co. Menallen Township. Michael was granted a patent for 374 acres in Greene Township, Greene Co. in 1792. He named the property "Mt. Joy". It is located south of Whitely Creek and north of Dunkard Township. He appears to have sold the land to Nicholas Faust in 1793. From 1793, there are no more records of Michael and his family in Pa. It is believed that he moved westward by river boat with his family to Cincinnati. Whether he moved north to Whitewater Township, Franklin Co. Ind., where George, Michael Jr, Christopher and John are listed in the 1820 U.S. Indiana Census, is not known. There are numerous records in which Michael, Sr. and his sons appear to be in Miami Township, Hamilton Co., Oh. but this area seems to be considered part of the Northwest Territory which could include parts of Indiana, such as Whitewater Township. | Rudisill, Johann Michael (I19594)
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| 1053 | Michael Costner married Anna Barbara Rudisill, his first cousin, sister of his brother Jacob's wife, Elizabeth, and another daughter of Philip Rudisill and Mary Costner, sister of Major Jacob Costner, and of Margaret Costner who married Lieut. John Hoyl. At January 1786 sessions of Lincoln County Court, Michael Costner chose John Fulenwider as his guardian. He was at least age fourteen and younger than age twenty-one; thus, he was born no earlier than 1765. His tombstone at Adam Kastner Cemetery (a.k.a. Philadelphia Lutheran Church Cemetery) is quoted in Our Kin as "Michael Costner was born March 12, in the year of our Lord 1767, and died on the 14th day of June, 1821." Laban Miles Hoffman in Our Kin, stated that Elizabeth's family name was "Brooks.". while Michael's mother was indeed named Elizabeth no known evidence exists for her maiden name. Per Kathy Sullivan, "Brooks" is not likely; see discussion with his mother's profile. | Costner, Michael (I27)
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| 1054 | MICHAEL HOYL II, married Margaret Dellinger, sister of Henry Dellinger and Eve Dellinger, who m. Michael Rudisill (Roedisill). Michael Hoyl lived on Big Long Creek, on a farm, part of which he purchased from Zachariah Routh on Nov. 25, 1769, but he had lived on other land adjoining this tract prior to this purchase. This Michael Hoyl homestead was situated about three-fourths of a mile northwest of what is now known as the "White and Jenkins" Mill, three miles west of Dallas, N. C.. | Heyl, Michael II (I5691)
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| 1055 | Michael Rudisill, a brother of Philip, whose home was near High Shoals on the South Fork, was the first white man to settle in that section near the present Lincoln-Gaston line on Leeper's Creek where it joins Killian's and forms Dutchman's. He was established there in 1750, in the heart of a dense wilderness peopled only by the Red Men. He and his family lived bravely with a people whose characteristics they did not know, but with a trust founded upon the belief that if kindness were shown it would be returned. Consequently they lived in peace and harmony with the Indians, and never once was their confidence betrayed. | Rudisill, Johann Michael (I829)
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| 1056 | MILITARY!: Served Korea SOURCE: Todd Lee Costner, Morganton, Burke Co, NC. He Quotes Jan 2000 " My dad. I have no memory of my father, but I have been told he was kind of a country music loving James Dean. He was in the Engineer Corps, Served in Korea during the war." Ray was my dad. I never knew him as he died when I was one. Was said to have been a doting father. He was only 5'7 135 lbs. He served in the Korean War. Source: Marriage Certificate from Kathleen Buff | Costner, Ray Andrew (I20791)
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| 1057 | MILITARY: Confederate Army Co H 49 NC Regt Volunteers enlisted 20 May 1862 25y, his captain was CQ Petty, he was under the command of Col. McAfee and later Col. Fleming. He was in the battle of Malvern Hill and several smaller fights. He suffered 2 bouts of typhoid fever and 2 episodes of pneumonia. He was taken POW at Five Forks 1 Apr 1864 and held at Pt Lookout MD. He was released from there on 4 Jun 1865 taking the Oath of Allegiance after Gen. Robert E. Lee had surrendered. RECORD: Census 1860 Gaston NC, 1880 (b1839 NC), 1900 Cocke TN; Pension Application, Newport, Cocke TN; Cleveland county procession return p37 Mar 1856 Mrs. Jemima Wilson's notice to Joseph Costner that she will procession lands on 9 Oct 1855 BOOK: Song of Life in the Smokies by Ella V. Costner 1971. He came to TN in 1867 allegedly via Salisbury NC. It was said that he had married there and had 3 or 4 children, but got into trouble of some kind and left there, coming to Mt Sterling where he resided for a while then came over the mountain to Cosby. He was originally from SC a small place outside Greenville. He was a carpenter, cabinet maker & millwright. He helped to found the Mt Rest Primitive Baptist Church & was one of its staunch supports. The 1900 Cocke Co. Tn census lists: Costner,Joseph Wilson head 1842 SC SC SC Christina J.(McGaha) wife 3-9-1847 TN TN TN John H. son 8-1874 TN SC TN Martha A. dau 4-1880 TN SC TN Sarah Lucinda dau 5-1882 TN SC TN Delilah C. dau 6-1885 TN SC TN Price,Martha ALice stdau 10-14-1884 TN NC TN John Alvin stson 11-27-1887 TN NC TN John J.(1st husband,dec'd) CASTNER, J.W. - Christey PRICE July 16, 1891 COCKE COUNTY, TN - VITALS - Marriages, Grooms, Jan 1891 - Mar 1894 MILITARY: Confederate Army Co H 49 NC Regt Volunteers enlisted 20 May 1862 25y, his captain was CQ Petty, he was under the command of Col. McAfee and later Col. Fleming. He was in the battle of Malvern Hill and several smaller fights. He suffered 2 bouts of typhoid fever and 2 episodes of pneumonia. He was taken POW at Five Forks 1 Apr 1864 and held at Pt Lookout MD. He was released from there on 4 Jun 1865 taking the Oath of Allegiance after Gen. Robert E. Lee had surrendered. RECORD: Census 1860 22y Gaston NC, 1880 41y bNC, 1900 Cocke TN; Pension Application, Newport, Cocke TN; Cleveland county procession return p37 Mar 1856 Mrs. Jemima Wilson's notice to Joseph Costner that she will procession lands on 9 Oct 1855 BOOK: He came to TN in 1867 allegedly via Salisbury NC. It was said that he had married there and had 3 or 4 children, but got into trouble of some kind and left there, coming to Mt Sterling where he resided for a while then came over the mountain to Cosby. He was originally from SC a small place outside Greenville. He was a carpenter, cabinet maker & millwright. He helped to found the Mt Rest Primitive Baptist Church & was one of its staunch supports. Song of Life in the Smokies by Ella V. Costner 1971 p278 | Costner, Joseph Wilson (I20419)
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| 1058 | MILITARY: Died in service during WWII. Marker (govmnt states U.S. Navy WWII) | Sizemore, Donald G. (I20681)
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| 1059 | MILITARY: Korea US ARMY Name: ROCKETT, BILLY RAY Birth Date: February 10, 1935 Death Date: April 23, 1976 Sex: Male Race: White Age Units: 41 Years Place of Occurance: Morganton, Burke, North Carolina Place of Residence: , Burke, North Carolina Autopsy: No Hospital: - Marital Status: Divorced Attendant: Medical Examiner Mode of Burial: Burial in state Place of Injury: | Rockett, Billy Ray (I21093)
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| 1060 | MILITARY: NC TEC 4 US Army WWII NOTE: living Radeford VA 1940 | Costner, Harry Huitt (I20540)
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| 1061 | MILITARY: Vietnam US ARMY | Cook, David Eugene (I21103)
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| 1062 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hampton, Ira S. (I21090)
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| 1063 | Millington N. Kinder Bollinger Co Mo Biography Millington N. Kinder was born in Bollinger County, Mo., July 5, 1842. His parents, Absalom and Louisa (McMinn) Kinder, were married in 1836, and are the parents of two children, who are living. Absalom Kinder was a native of North Carolina, and a farmer, who immigrated to Missouri with his parents. He died in 1847, after which his widow, a native of Southeast Missouri, born in 1818, was married to Solomon Kittrell. She is the mother of two living children by her second marriage, and is still alive, residing in Butler County, Mo. Millington N. Kinder was reared at home, and received his education in the public schools. On April 6, 1871, he was married to Miss Margaret Dickson, a native of Wayne County, Mo., born April 1, 1851. She is a daughter of James and Sarah J. (Welch) Dickson, natives of Tennessee, born in 1813 and 1823, respectively. James Dixon was a farmer, and immigrated to Missouri with his parents when he was a boy. Mrs. Dickson's parents removed to Wayne County, Mo., when she was a child. She is still living, and is the mother of two children, who are alive. Mr. and Mrs. Kinder have six children, viz.: Marvin N., Peter B., Sarah C.L., James A., Francis M.N. and Hattie M. Mr. Kinder has always followed agricultural pursuits. Recently he sold a portion of his large farm, with the intention of entering into the business of raising small fruit. He and his family are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. He is one of the respected citizens of the county, and is a Mason. [p. 835] Goodspeed's History of Southeast Missouri, [p. 835] Contributed by Joe Crim | Kinder, Millington Newton (I21900)
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| 1064 | Miss Eugenia Rudisill never married and was a school teacher all her life. Prior to the Civil War she taught in public schools and after the war, she taught in private schools. She was an ardent Presbyterian. | Rudisill, Abigail Eugenia (I17338)
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| 1065 | Moses moved from Marlboro to Worcester in 1717 when it was a tiny frontier town. He was an active and prominent citizen; moderator, assessor, selectman and on various committees. In 1729 he moved to Brookfield where he was an "inholder". He bought land in Hardwick and Leicester, but by 1739 he was of Rutland. There he remained until his death, first in the section that became Oakham and later in the section that became Barre. In deeds from that time, he styles himself "gentleman". | Leonard, Moses (I6755)
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| 1066 | Moses Nathaniel Dellinger grew up in Lincoln County North Carolina, and married Mary Magdaline Stroup there on 4 September 1820. They had one child, a daughter named Jane, in September of 1821. Mary Magdaline died 9 days after childbirth. In 1822, Moses Dellinger remarried, this time to Manerva Copeland and with whom he raised 10 children. Jane Dellinger, from his first marriage, was evidently cared for by Moses’ mother Katey who lived next door (1830 Census). Moses was an iron worker and a millwright. Lore has it that he was indentured to Jacob Stroup. By and large, researchers have debunked that myth but we do know that Moses worked closely with him. About 1842, Moses, with second wife and children, joined Jacob in Cass (now Bartow) County Georgia. He established his home at the confluence of Stamp Creek with the Etowah River. Moses became a leading citizen of the area, and even today, a city park in Cartersville Georgia bears his name. He died in 1872 is buried with wife Manerva at Macedonia Church cemetery (one of three such named cemeteries in the county) on the banks of Lake Allatoona. | Dellinger, Moses Nathaniel (I14557)
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| 1067 | Moses was married 3 times- all to sisters who also happened to be his 2nd cousins. Moses' Grandmother, Maria Magdalena "Eve" Rhyne, and Elizabeth, Mary Catherine and Christina's Grandfather, Jacob Rhyne II, were sister and brother. Marriage order was Elizabeth Rhyne (27 February 1823 Lincoln County, NC), Mary Catherine Rhyne (about 1834 MO) and Christina Rhyne. JACOB REIN I Mary Magdalena "Eve" Rhyne Jacob Rhyne II Eve Cloninger Michael Rhyne Moses Caleb Hovis===M.===1-Elizabeth 2. Mary Catherine 3. Christina | Hovis, Moses Caleb (I10456)
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| 1068 | Mother of Lisa Caroll Rudisill, Cheryl Lucille Rudisill White, James Paul Rudisill, Jr. and Ronald Lee Rudisil | Dukes, Dorothy Mae (I18907)
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| 1069 | Moved at an early age to Alabama or Mississippi. There is debate over whether Jonathan may be a duplicate of John, but documentation is lacking. | Best, Jonathan Sr. (I14123)
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| 1070 | Moved to Arkansas with his brother Joseph Hoyl Mendenhall. | Mendenhall, Jacob Robert (I10394)
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| 1071 | Moved to Canada in 1820 into Crewson's Corners. Educated, blacksmith, preacher, greatly beloved. Built a stone house by 1830. | Crewson, William Morgan Sr (I2281)
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| 1072 | Moved to Missouri. | Best, Joseph (I6879)
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| 1073 | Moved to Missouri. | Bess, Lawson M. (I10219)
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| 1074 | Moved to Missouri. | Bess, Joshua (I10220)
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| 1075 | Moved to Missouri. | Bess, Emanuel (I10234)
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| 1076 | Moved to Monroe County, Tennessee in 1827 along with John Clemmer and other kindred. | Rhyne, Philip R. (I3487)
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| 1077 | Moved to Oklahoma Indian Territory. | Bess, Lovisa (I10223)
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| 1078 | Moved to Oklahoma Indian Territory. | Holland, William Henry (I10525)
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| 1079 | Moved to Perry County, Missouri after 1820. | Rudisill, Henry Jr. (I14362)
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| 1080 | Moved to Tennessee. | Kiser, John (I10266)
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| 1081 | Moved west and returned to NC. | Family: Michael Henry Costner / Amanda Townsend (F1622)
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| 1082 | Mrs B N Kelly | Crewson, Louise (I10852)
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| 1083 | Mrs. Betty Lou Costner Pierce, 84, passed away on Christmas Night, December 25, 2014, at her home with her daughter, Lorry, and her grandchildren, Rob, Tony, and Jake Canaday, by her side. She was a Cocke County native and the only daughter of the late Bruce Wilson Costner and Ada Melton Costner of Newport, TN. Upon completion of high school in Newport, she entered nurses training at Saint Mary's Hospital in Knoxville, TN where she worked for a short time. Mrs. Pierce was employed at James H. Quillen Veterans Administration beginning in 1959. While working at the VA Hospital she received the Cum Laude Bachelor of Science Degree at East Tennessee State University and received the Margaret Gault Opiz award for outstanding nurse at ETSU in 1986. Ms. Pierce also received her Bachelor of Science Professional Arts Degree from Saint Joseph's College, North Windham, Maine. During her tenure at the VA Hospital she received an Excellence In Nursing Award from the Veteran's Administration in 1990 and she was listed in Who's Who in American Nursing 1990-1991. Mrs. Pierce retired from the Veteran's Administration with thirty years of service in nursing. Mrs. Pierce was later employed at Mountain States Health Alliance, Johnson City Specialty Hospital and was presented with The Nursing Excellence Award in 2003. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church and served as the Landscaping Coordinator at the request of Father Tambarillo until he retired. She was a member of the National Council of Catholic Women and served as President for Saint Mary's council from 1992-1994. Betty and her niece, Shirley Bowman Sisk of Newport, TN, wrote and published the book The Costners "Travelling the Roads of Life"? copyrighted in 1999. She was preceded in death by: her late husband, Oscar Leon Pierce, 2004; daughter, Theresa Elaine Pierce in 1986; her father, Bruce Wilson Costner; mother, Ada Unava Melton Costner; two brothers, Roy C. Costner and Clyde W. (Derby) Costner; sisters, Lita Costner, Roxi Costner, Kima C. Suttles, Beaulah C. Carmichael, Zola Ramsey Costner, and Trula C. McGaha; and numerous nieces and nephews. Survivors include: her daughter, Jeanne Lorraine (Lorry) Pierce of Johnson City, TN; brother, William Richard Costner of Newport, TN; three grandsons, Robert E. (Rob) Canaday, Jr. of Johnson City, TN, Anthony Pierce (Tony) Canaday of Danville, IN, and Jacob Ross (Jake) Canaday of Danville, IN; granddaughter, Miranda Bynum (Mandie) Nelson; great granddaughter, Samantha Elizabeth Underwood; special daughter, Janet Wunderlich; and beloved dog, Zorro. | Costner, Betty Lou (I14529)
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| 1084 | Mulberry, Kansas, Aug 20, 1959 Mrs. Margaret Clark, 96, widow of Jess E. Clark of Mulberry R.R. 1 resident 52 years: died at 6:25 p.m. today at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Mary Ashley, also of Mulberry R.R.1. Mrs. Clark had been ill since February. Born April 16, 1863 in Airshire County, Scotland, Mrs. Clark came to this country when 9 years of age. She came to rural Mulberry from Osage, Ks. Mrs. Clark was married in Girard on May 23, 1888. Mr. Clark died several years ago. Membership was held in the Baptist church. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Ashley, Mrs. Margaret Maniez, Mulberry. and Mrs. Bess Webb, Augusta, Ks, three sons, Jess Clark, Mulberry, Norman Clark, Kansas City, Ks and Ernest Clark, Wichita; nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Siple funeral home in Arma. Rev. Marvin Jones will be in charge with interment to be in Rosebank cemetery in Mulberry. | Torbett, Margaret (I374)
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| 1085 | Murdered by "Jayhawkers" after the Civil War along with sister Anne's husband Nathan. | Mendenhall, Thomas N. (I16224)
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| 1086 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Costner, Addie Dean (I21089)
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| 1087 | Name: COSTNER, DANIEL PAUL Date of Birth: June 26, 1926 Death Date: October 28, 1988 Sex: Male Race: White Age: 62 Years Place of Occurance: Salisbury, Rowan, North Carolina Place of Residence: Hickory (P). Catawba, North Carolina Autopsy: Yes Hospital: Veterans Hospital Under 20 Beds Marital Status: Married Attendant: Physician Mode of Burial: Burial in state State of Birth: North Carolina Social Security Number: 246265437 Fathers Surname: COSTNER Place of Injury: | Costner, Daniel Paul (I20739)
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| 1088 | Name: COSTNER, JOSEPH EDWIN Date of Birth: January 11, 1912 Death Date: November 18, 1981 Sex: Male Race: White Age: 69 Years Place of Occurance: Hickory (P), Catawba, North Carolina Place of Residence: Morganton. Burke, North Carolina Autopsy: No Hospital: General Hospital 50-99 Beds Marital Status: Married Attendant: Physician Mode of Burial: Burial in state State of Birth: North Carolina SSN: 246265777 Fathers Surname: COSTNER Place of Injury: | Costner, Joseph Edwin (I20731)
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| 1089 | Name: COSTNER, MAUDE POWELL Date of Birth: September 16, 1895 Death Date: February 29, 1988 Sex: Female Race: White Age: 92 Years Place of Occurance: Morganton, Burke, North Carolina Place of Residence: . Burke, North Carolina Autopsy: No Hospital: Nursing and Rest Homes Marital Status: Divorced Attendant: Physician Mode of Burial: Burial in state State of Birth: North Carolina Social Security Number: 241012397 Fathers Surname: POWELL Place of Injury: | Powell, Maude (I20750)
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| 1090 | Name: FRANKLIN, LEE ROY Date of Birth: January 18, 1926 Death Date: August 25, 1982 Sex: Male Race: White Age: 56 Years Place of Occurance: Hickory (P), Catawba, North Carolina Place of Residence: Hickory (P). Catawba, North Carolina Autopsy: No Hospital: General Hospital 100 Beds & Over Marital Status: Married Attendant: Physician Mode of Burial: Burial in state State of Birth: North Carolina SSN: Fathers Surname: FRANKLIN Place of Injury: | Franklin, Lee Roy (I20881)
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| 1091 | NAME: PASOUR BOOK, PG 265. | Friday, Susan Caroline (I1490)
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| 1092 | NAME: Philon Sidney Costner--Selective Service Registration NOTE: Pete was a farmer and a sawmill operator. Pete was killed when his truck overturned in a ditch after leaving a friend's home. (Philo) DEATH: Gaston Co NC death record--Philan C.--Philow C. | Costner, Philow Sidney (I20553)
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| 1093 | Name: SEAGLE, JOHN OWEN Date of Birth: May 28, 1908 Death Date: August 21, 1992 Sex: Male Race: White Age: 84 Years Place of Occurance: , Cleveland, North Carolina Place of Residence: . Cleveland, North Carolina Autopsy: No Hospital: Home Marital Status: Widowed Attendant: Physician Mode of Burial: Burial in state State of Birth: North Carolina Social Security Number: 240307399 Fathers Surname: SEAGLE Place of Injury: | Seagle, John Owen (I20859)
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| 1094 | Name: STILLWELL, ANTHONY SCOTT Date of Birth: October 19, 1964 Death Date: April 25, 1981 Sex: Male Race: White Age: 16 Years Place of Occurance: Gastonia, Gaston, North Carolina Place of Residence: . Gaston, North Carolina Autopsy: No Hospital: General Hospital 100 Beds & Over Marital Status: Never Married Attendant: Coroner Mode of Burial: Burial in state State of Birth: North Carolina SSN: 244111457 Fathers Surname: STILLWELL JR Place of Injury: NOTE: Death, Automobile Accident | Stillwell, Anthony Scott (I20581)
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| 1095 | Name: Suddreth; Forest Commodore /Shudreth/ SSDI: Name: FOREST SUDDERTH SSN: 238-05-2596 Last Residence: 28655 Morganton, Burke, NC Born: 12 Jan 1903 Last Benefit: Died: Oct 1970 State (Year) SSN issued: NC (Before 1951 ) North Carolina Deaths, 1970-74 Name: FOREST SUDDERTH Place of Death: Burke Place of Residence: Burke Institution: General Hospital 100 Beds & Over Death Date: October 19 , 1970 Gender: Male Age: 67 Years 00 Months 00 Days Place of Injury: Attendant: Physician Marital Status: Married Autopsy: No Race: White | Suddreth, Forest Commodore (I20834)
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| 1096 | Name: THOMAS, BARNIE ALVIN Date of Birth: June 20, 1900 Death Date: September 02, 1991 Sex: Male Race: White Age: 91 Years Place of Occurance: Morganton, Burke, North Carolina Place of Residence: . Burke, North Carolina Autopsy: No Hospital: General Hospital 100 Beds & Over Marital Status: Married Attendant: Physician Mode of Burial: Burial in state State of Birth: North Carolina Social Security Number: 579185704 Fathers Surname: THOMAS Place of Injury: | Thomas, Barnie Alvin (I20854)
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| 1097 | Name: WALKER, BERLIN EUGENE Date of Birth: November 02, 1927 Death Date: June 16, 1991 Sex: Male Race: White Age: 63 Years Place of Occurance: , Burke, North Carolina Place of Residence: . Burke, North Carolina Autopsy: No Hospital: Home Marital Status: Married Attendant: Medical Examiner Mode of Burial: Burial in state State of Birth: North Carolina Social Security Number: 242380953 Fathers Surname: WALKER Place of Injury: | Walker, Berlin Eugene (I21081)
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| 1098 | NAME: Zueline Hastings | Hasting, Eunice Zuelene (I20688)
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| 1099 | Named after his paternal grandfather. | Krusen, Derrick (I14615)
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| 1100 | Nancy Simpson, a native of Ireland came to America with a much older sister, Charlotte Simpson McCarroll, who had a daughter close to her sister's age who married a Godwin. | Simpson, Nancy (I18436)
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