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| 151 | Changed his name from "Bollar" to "Bolar." | Bolar, John Jr (I988)
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| 152 | Changed his name to "Ivar Slaen Ellefson" upon emigrating to the United States. | Slen, Ivar Elivson (I2855)
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| 153 | Changed his surname to "Ellefson" upon emigrating to the United States. | Slen, Eirik B. (I2962)
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| 154 | Changed his surname to "Ellefson" upon emigrating to the United States. | Slen, Viking (I2963)
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| 155 | Changed spelling of May to Mae | Bush, Minerva May (I254)
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| 156 | Contracted malaria while engaged in survey work. | Herring, John Smith (I1416)
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| 157 | coronary occlusion | Stephenson, John Wilson Jr (I1150)
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| 158 | Cott & Sallie met at the University of Kentucky. | Family F2
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| 159 | Crash in a private plane. | Vital, Victoria Marie (I1588)
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| 160 | Date of birth is conjecture. | Sarah (I647)
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| 161 | Date of birth is conjecture. | Stephenson, William (I646)
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| 162 | Date of death is cut off in original: 17__. | Dirks, Claes (I2822)
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| 163 | Date taken from the filing of his will, 1722. | Flood, Walter (I1893)
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| 164 | Death info based on Rev. War pension record - She rec'd last pension check in 1848 | Templeton, Nancy Ann (I1660)
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| 165 | Description: Her name is given as Eliza J. G. Stephenson in the 1880 US census. Perhaps Eliza Jane Gatewood? She does seem to have used the name "Gatewood," however, as per the WW1 draft registration of her husband. (Anne Leyden) | Stephenson, Gatewood Warwick (I1148)
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| 166 | Diabetes | Baty, Betty Jean (I1581)
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| 167 | Died age 20. | Beatty, John Chapman (I2389)
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| 168 | Died as a child from encephalitis | Honeycutt, Jeremy Harold (I596)
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| 169 | Died as an infant. | Scruggs (I2484)
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| 170 | Died as an infant. | Scruggs, George H. (I2688)
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| 171 | Died as an infant. | Scruggs (I2689)
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| 172 | Died at age 17. | Scruggs, Thomas (I2424)
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| 173 | Died in infancy. | Scruggs (I2518)
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| 174 | Died in service during the Seminole War. | Herring, Daniel Smith (I1421)
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| 175 | Died in service in the Confederate army. | Noble, Abner Turner (I1813)
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| 176 | Died in service in the Confederate army. | Noble, Joseph Brainard (I1815)
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| 177 | Died of malnutrition in a German hospital after going MIA on 18 Dec 1944. | Maxie, William Henry Jr (I933)
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| 178 | Died single. | Scruggs, Philip Hale (I2520)
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| 179 | Died single. | Scruggs, William Frederick Crockett (I2554)
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| 180 | Died single. | Scruggs, Edward (I2716)
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| 181 | Died young. | Scruggs, Eliott (I2641)
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| 182 | Died young. | Scruggs, Drury (I2721)
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| 183 | diptheria | Stephenson, Washington Alexander (I1248)
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| 184 | diptheria | Stephenson, Wallace Woodworth (I1260)
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| 185 | diptheria | Stephenson, Robert Alexander (I1259)
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| 186 | Dr. Kelley was educated in the schools of his vicinity, usually about 3 months in the year and then taught school three terms, common schools, during the war and being an excellent scribe, after that, taught writing school. After the war he read medicine with H.D. Thompson, MD of Simpson county and then attended course of medical lectures in 1869 and 1870 at University of Louisville, KY. Dr. W.O. Roberts and Dr. H.A. Cottell were classmates. Then practiced and read medicine under Dr. F.H. Kelley of Orange County, IN. In 1871 he came to Allen Co., KY and practiced till January, 1873. He practiced at Fountain Head, TN until October of 1873. He again attended University of Louisville and graduated March of 1874.He went to New Roe, KY (Allen Co, KY) and practiced till 1884 and then went to Scottsville, KY and practiced with much success. Source-Brown Manuscripts in Simpson County, KY Archives. | Kelley, Dr. James David (I20)
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| 187 | Edwin Ford: either Pickett or Prickett | Pickett, Elizabeth B. (I102)
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| 188 | Edwin Ford: Grandmother (Stella Curtis) was told about his coming home from New Orleans, and her mother (Lucy Giles) saw him hunched over on his horse, and he didn't live very long after that. He became infected with some kind of fever or something and made it home but didn't live very long after he got there. Could have been 64 instead of 63, but I don't know. | Curtis, Dr James H. (I1680)
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| 189 | Edwin Ford: He died early 1890s after a fever that broke out soon after the construction of Thomasville (incorporated 1888). | Curtis, W. Edwin (I3184)
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| 190 | Edwin Ford: He died on the same day as his father. | Gilmore (I3188)
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| 191 | Edwin Ford: He died on the same day as his son. | Gilmore Dr. (I3187)
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| 192 | Edwin Ford: He was 35 and she was 18 when they were married. | Family F605
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| 193 | Edwin Ford: He was 35 when he married Lucy Giles in 1860. | Curtis, Dr James H. (I1680)
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| 194 | Edwin Ford: His tombstone lists 1854 as his date of birth, but the 1870 census lists him as 14 years old. | Ford, John Tarplay (I99)
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| 195 | Edwin Ford: Lucy Giles came to Shiloh, AL (Marengo Co) to teach school, supposedly. Lived with a family named Hosea. She was from Laurel, DE, probably born there. Had a brother than never married, who ran a box factory. When he died there was no will, so his estate was divided and Stella Melissa Curtis inherited $2000-3000, 1/76th of the total, a lot of money for the day. Have her copy of the letter announcing the distribution. Came just before the war. Think we have a copy of the marriage license from Marengo County. | Giles, Lucy M. (I1681)
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| 196 | Edwin Ford: Son of Ollie and W. Edwin Curtis. Went to TX to live with his grandmother after W. E. died early 1890s. Married and had one son. | Curtis (I3186)
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| 197 | Elected Colonel of the 20th Virginia Cavalry at age 20. | Arnett, Col. William Willey (I1078)
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| 198 | Elizabeth Haynes Kelley has wedding ring he gave May Ida. It came from her grandmother Sallie Louise Haynes. | Haynes, Dr. William Henry (I48)
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| 199 | Error! Ancestor of Thomas Eldridge (1740-1685) but not his father because of time gap between them. | Eldridge, John (I1900)
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| 200 | Father's name was O'Duffe,but he drop the "O" and eventually the "e" | Duff, Alice Belle (I3408)
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