Notes: Darlene's Family Genealogy

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7801	Mark received his nickname as a result of having been drawn for a jury to try the so-called witches. Not believing in the more or less popular schism of the day, he decided not to have anything to do with the proceedings, and the night before the trial he packed up and rode away. Family traditions tell us that he travelled as far as possible without a stop, comping on the shores of Lake Assawampsett in Lakeville. He went to his brother John in Middleboro, and on his advice settled in Rochester founding the Rochester clan of Haskells. However, since his family did not follow until 1697/8 they endured five years of separation. No doubt his ideas reflected the beinging up he received from his father. We admire hi e as a freethinker.	HASKELL, Mark (I27727)
7802	Marker says Marie/ Sacred Heart book says Marie. Ancestry has her born in Hopkinton. Marie Stevens, 99, of Oelwein passed away Sunday March 13, 2022 at Oelwein Health Care Center. Visitation will be from 4:00-6:00 PM on Sunday March 20, 2022 at the Geilenfeld-Buehner Funeral Home in Oelwein with a Rosary Service beginning at 3:30 PM. Funeral services will begin at 10:30 AM on Monday March 21, 2022 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Oelwein with Fr. Ray Atwood officiating. Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery at Oelwein. A memorial fund has been established. Mary Marie Stevens was born in Sand Springs, Iowa on June 27, 1922 to parents Roy and Marion (Egan) Slauson. She attended country schools in the Sand Springs area. On November 27, 1943 Marie was united in marriage with Louis Stevens at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Sand Springs. Marie and Louis farmed together at Delhi, Worthington and then for fifteen years at Dyersville. In 1963, they moved to a farm west of Oelwein until they retired. During these years, they were blessed with three daughters. Marie was a loving wife and mother who provided love, guidance, delicious home cooked meals and a witty sense of humor. Marie enjoyed gardening, fishing, cooking, mushroom hunting, dancing and travelling. She loved to host family gatherings to enjoy all her daughters and their families with good food and laughter. Marie and Louis moved to Cleveland, MN where they lived on Jefferson Lake for fifteen years, returning to Oelwein in 1987. Many happy memories were made with their grandchildren boating, skiing, fishing, snowmobiling and holiday gatherings. They enjoyed wintering in Florida for twenty years, entertaining family and friends. Marie was a member of Sacred Heart Rosary Society, Mercy Hospital Auxiliary and Catholic Daughters of the Americas, Court St. Rita in Oelwein. Left to celebrate Marie's life are her children: Kay (Harold) Gieselman of Oelwein, Karen Gilson of Oelwein and Connie (Daryl) Kaltenbach of Oelwein; her nine grandchildren and sixteen great-grandchildren; her many nieces and nephews; her sisters-in-law: Mary Slauson of Seattle, WA, Mary Nebel of Dyersville and Grace Stevens of Dyersville. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband Louis; her eight siblings; and her son-in-law Gary Gilson. Posted on Find A Grave created by: Harold & Bonita Meier	SLAUSON, Marie Mary (I68686)
7803	Marlene Marie (Tuttle) Pavelec, age 75, of Friendship, Wisconsin died March 12, 2012 at Meadowview Memory Care in Baraboo, Wisconsin. Father James P. McNamee will officiate the Mass of Christian Burial at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Friendship, Wisconsin at 11 a.m., on Friday, March 16, 2012. Visitation will be held on Thursday, March 15, 2012 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Friendship, Wisconsin from 4 to 8p.m., with a Rosary held before from 3 to 4p.m. Friends may also call on Friday from 10 a.m. until the Mass. In lieu of flowers the family asks that memorials in Marlene's name be given to the Adams-Friendship Area Education Foundation Fine Arts/Auditorium Project. Marlene was born on May 16, 1936, in Stevens Point, Wisconsin to Charles A. and Gertrude K. Tuttle. She graduated from Adams-Friendship High School and attended University of Wisconsin in Madison. While in high school Marlene met Adolf E. Pavelec, who she married in 1957. They were married for 54 years and raised four children; Cheryl Ann, Lawrence John, Teresa Marie and Gerald Edward. In addition to raising her family, Marlene was a broker and co-owner of Pavelec Realty founded in 1959 and located in Adams, Wisconsin. Marlene also started a branch in the Town of Rome. She had a passion for real estate earning her REALTOR, CRS, CRB and GRI professional designations. As a successful real estate broker, Marlene held positions in both state and local real estate organizations. She was on the Board of both the WRA and WAM Board of Realtors, served as VP for Wisconsin Realtor's Education Programs and was the Chapter President for Wisconsin CRB. Marlene received special recognitions being awarded the Wisconsin CRB and Realtor of the Year in 1986 and the Wisconsin REALTOR Distinguished Service Award in 1996. She thoroughly enjoyed providing training and education to new associates embarking on a real estate career. Marlene assisted in many civic organizations. She was on the Board of the Adams County Hospital serving as President and Secretary, the Library Board, Adams County Chamber of Commerce and was a 4-H Leader and 4-H Key Award Winner. Marlene's passion included education and reading. She was preceded in death by her parents and is survived by her loving family: Husband: Adolf E. Pavelec, Friendship, Wisconsin Daughter: Cheryl Pavelec-Marti (Russell), Stevens Point, Wisconsin Son: Lawrence J. Pavelec (Teresa), Mequon, Wisconsin Daughter: Teresa Pavelec Neider (Charles), Madison, Wisconsin Son: Gerald E. Pavelec, Alta Loma, California Granddaughters: Nicole Marti, Tempe, Arizona Kelsey Marti, Minneapolis, Minnesota Jennifer Pavelec, Mequon, Wisconsin Caitlyn Neider, Madison, Wisconsin Grandsons: Adam Neider, Madison, Wisconsin Max Pavelec, Mequon, Wisconsin Sisters: Margaret A. de Pereiro (Ulises), Friendship, Wisconsin Karen G. Ramsey (John), Friendship, Wisconsin Brother: Charles Donald Tuttle, Friendship, Wisconsin And her many nieces and nephews. The family would like to express their gratitude and deep admiration for all of Marlene's caregivers. Her sister Karen, Linda Graf, LeeAnn Roseberry, Betty Waller, and especially Jean Luetkens and the entire staff at Meadowview Memory Center. You have been such a wonderful gift. FRIENDSHIP - Marlene Marie Pavelec, age 75, of Friendship, died March 12, 2012, at the Meadow View Memory Care in Baraboo. Mass of Christian Burial will be 11 a.m. on Friday, March 16, 2012, at the ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH in Friendship. Interment will be at the St. Leo's Catholic Cemetery. Visitation will be 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. on Thursday at ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH and again on Friday from 10 a.m. until the time of Mass. Roseberry's Funeral Home Inscription MARRIED JUNE 29, 1957 Posted on find A Grave created by: Anthony Dahler	TUTTLE, Marlene Marie (I25)
7804	Marlin went to Marietta shortly after his marriage, where his brother David was already living. He was in Bedford town, Westchester Co., in 1850, a milkman, but went later that year to New York City, taking with him his 3 youngest children and his nephew James H. Montross, son of his brother David of Marietta. On 9 Aug. 1851 he leased for 5 years a 4-story brick building at 422 Fourth Ave., to be used as a dwelling and a milk and butter depot, the rent being $500 a year. Apparently the milk business did not prosper to his satisfaction; he assigned the lease 18 Feb. 1853 (Deeds, New York Co. 624:618) and soon after opened a grocery store at 174 E. 33rd St. in a $2,000 brick building. there we find him in the 1855 New York State census. But the grocery business did not turn out well either. In June 1856 his brother Lockwood in Chenango, NY, lost his wife, and Marlin with his 20 year old daughter Mary went to keep house for him. Elizabeth may have gone to her sister Maria's home in Marietta. Lockwood married again in 1857, and Marlin moved to Binghamton. There on 29 July of that year he purchased a small lumber mill on the Susquehanna River , known as the Conklin mill property, mortgaging it for $1,800. He subsequently added another mortgage, which was foreclosed in 1869 (Mortgages, Broome Co. 26:118; 63:278). then he turned to carpentry. In 1860 his property consisted of $1,800 in real estate and $300 in personal property. In 1870 his estate had shrunk to $250 of personal property. After the death of Elizabeth, he lived with his son Cicero, then a carpenter residing on Court St., Binghamton.	MONTROSS, Marlin (I95250)
7805	Marriage Certificate for Andrew J. Paterson and Mattie Church.	Source (S02601)
7806	Marriage Certificate for Charles and Delia PaDelford.	Source (S02602)
7807	Marriage Certificate for Daniel Toma and Flora Popa.	Source (S02603)
7808	Marriage Certificate for Denis Donovan and Ellen Roles.	Source (S02604)
7809	Marriage Certificate for E.H. Hill and Minnie Padelford, Source Medium: Official Document .	Source (S02605)
7810	Marriage Certificate for George B. Lively and Necie Criswell.	Source (S02606)
7811	Marriage Certificate for George Bare and Martha Harman.	Source (S02607)
7812	Marriage Certificate for George W. Kyke and Oliva Wilbur/Padelford.	Source (S02608)
7813	Marriage Certificate for Henry and Elizabeth Hucker.	Source (S02609)
7814	Marriage Certificate for Henry Gaitze and Elizabeth Brown.	Source (S02610)
7815	Marriage Certificate for Henry. C. Padelford and L.E. Marshall.	Source (S02611)
7816	Marriage Certificate for John Donovan and Darlene Chuch.	Source (S02612)
7817	Marriage Certificate for John Stephen Hucker and Ida May Talmadge.	Source (S04002)
7818	Marriage Certificate for Kate E. Padelford and Alexander P. O'Hara.	Source (S02613)
7819	Marriage certificate for Thomas and Bessie Davis list his parents as Alanson Davis and Mary E. Frost.	FROST, Mary Elizabeth (I23536)
7820	Marriage Certificate for Thomas B. Davis and Bessie Hucker.	Source (S04003)
7821	Marriage Certificate for William McDonald and Maude Wyrick.	Source (S04145)
7822	Marriage Certificate for Willis R. Slosson and Lila E. Hucker.	Source (S02614)
7823	Marriage Certificate: Geo. A. Fowler/Myrtle Snyder, Source Medium: Civil Registry .	Source (S02615)
7824	Marriage Index Conn. 1635-1860.	Source (S02617)
7825	Marriage Index Mass. 1633-1850.	Source (S02618)
7826	Marriage Index: Illinois and Indiana CD #228 Family Tree Maker Archives (from internet familyfinder search).	Source (S02619)
7827	Marriage intentions were filed at Dartmouth, 3 March 1764 between Seth and Sarah Delano, daughter of Jethro Delano and his wife Elizabeth Pope, born at Dartmouth, 14 October 1741. There is no proof that the marriage took place (Delano en. 461, says she did not marry Seth and died unm.) Sarah was sister of Calvin Delano who married Mary Alden, No. 895, second cousin of Seth Alden; and sister to Bethia Delano. In Seth's first marriage intentions (1764) he was "of Middleborough"; in the second (1768) he was "of Dartmouth." He resided at Dartmouth until at least 10 October 1774, when he bought land in Middleborough from Joseph Alden, and presumably he removed to Middleborough shortly after. On 9 February 1775 Barnabas Eaton of Middleborough gave to his sons Seth and Nathan Eaton, husbandmen of Middleborough, all of his homestead farm except that given to his six daughters and other two sons (Plymouth Co LR, 70:175). Seth was a private in Massachusetts troops in the Revolutionary War (MF, 9:58, 10:66: DAR Patriot Index). He served in Capt. Joshua White's company, Col. Ebenezer Sprout's regiment which marched 8 December 1775 with service of 5 ays on an alarm at Howland's Ferry, Rhode Island. He also served in the same company and regiment from his enlistment of 6 May 1778 to 9 May on an alarm at Dartmouth; the roll was dated at Middleborough. He also served in Capt. Joshua White's company, Col. Ebenezer White's regiment; he enlisted on 1 August 1780 and was discharged on 4 August; the company marched to Tiverton, Rhode Island, on an alarm; the roll was sworn to at Middleborough (MSSR, 5:283). Seth Eaton of Middleborough, husbandman, on 9 February 1775 received land from his father Barnabas Eaton. On 25 July 1791 Seth and Nathan Eaton both of Middleborough, yeomen, "having received a Deed jointly and severly of Our Honour father Barnabas Eaton late of Middleborough," divided their land: Seth Eaton, r., was a witness (Plymouth Co LR, 70:175-76, 73:143). The 1790 census for Middleborough lists Seth Eaton with two males over age 16 and one female (M637-9, p. 358). The 1880 listing for Seth Eaton in Middleborough is too young (oldest male age 26-45, presumably his son); in 1810 the only listing is for Seth Eaton, Jr. In 1820, the family of Seth Eaton, Jr., included two males over age 45, one of which may be his father (M33-50, p.335).	EATON, Seth (I20435)
7828	Marriage Records: Southern States CD # 229, Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02620)
7829	Marriage was annulled.	PORTUGAL, Beatrice Of (I44955)
7830	Marriage: 12 Jun 1907 - Greenville, Montcalm, Michigan, United States Spouse: Herbert W. Myers He died in 1910 Marriage Record: 20 Mar 1912 Greenville, Montcalm, Michigan Leonard B Stokes 20 b.abt.1892 Mich., living in Eureka Twp., Parents: Fred Stokes & Ida Smith, Spouse: Winnie E. (Tallman) Myers 24 b.abt.1888 Mich., living in Eureka Twp., Parents: B. M. Tallman & Eva Starks WWI Draft Record: Leonard Baldas Stokes b.May 29, 1891 Mich., living in Greenville, Montcalm, Mich., married, Med, Ht., Med. build, not bald, hair brown, eyes brown. Occupation: Farm renter on Fred Stokes farm. Divorce Record: Leonard Stokes, Marriage Date:20 Mar 1912, Marriage Place:Greenville, Decree Date:4 Feb 1931 Ingham, Spouse: Winnie Stokes, divorce granted to wife, extreme & repeated cruelty. *Winnie went on to marry again. Marriage Record: June 15, 1938 Indiana: Winnie (Tallman) Stokes 51 b.May 12, 1887 Greenville, Mich., living in Clear Lake, Indiana, Parents: Buel M. Tallman & Eva D. Stark, Spouse: Arthur McNames Posted on Find A Grave by Anonymous	TALLMAN, Winnie E. (I96602)
7831	Marriages of Washington, D.C. 1811 to 1830, Source Medium: Book As refernced by Lois Selby. .	Source (S02622)
7832	Marriages-- (1) Alice J Nugent Reckard (1842-1890) [married 18 Dec 1865 in Ohio] Children (list is work in progress)-- Florence Blanche Reckard Roovaart (m. Frank H Roovaart) (2) Annie M Nugent Reckard (1850-1916) [after death of Alice, "Frank" remarried Annie, the younger sister of Alice, on 29 Dec 1898 in Chicago, Illinois, by Reverend R. A White] No children from this marriage. SPECIAL NOTE-- The two spouses were sisters. Their parents were-- George A Nugent and Maria Miller Nugent The children of George and Maria Nugent (list is work in progress)-- Henry E Nugent 1842 ? 1890 Alice J Nugent Reckard 1843 ? 1897 Annie M Nugent Reckard 1850 ? 1916 Charles Nugent 1853 ? ----- Military-- Served in USA CIVIL WAR; UNION side Rank--Lieutenant Frank B. Reckard Branch--1st Ohio Light Artillery, Battery E & H, (1) [SOURCE--The War of the Rebellion:A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies; LINK--http://ehistory.osu.edu/osu/sources/recordView.cfm?Content=078/0550] (2) [SOURCE--Battery E, 1st Ohio Light Artillery; LINK--http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battery_E,_1st_Ohio_Light_Artillery] (3) Lieutenant Frank B Reckard, 1st Ohio Light Artillery, Battery E [SOURCE--"The Battle of Nashville", "Organization of the U.S. Forces, commanded by Maj. Gen. George H. Thomas, at the battle of Nashville, Tenn., December 15-16, 1864"; LINK--http://www.civilwarhome.com/unionornashville.htm] (4)Lieutenant Frank B Reckard, 1st Ohio Light Artillery, Battery H [SOURCE BOOK title--"A Grand Terrible Drama" by Charles WEllington Reed, Fordham Univ Press, 1 Jan 2000, page 165, footnote #3; see footnote in letter from CIVIL WAR serviceman "Reed" to his mother dated 15 Jan 1864 in which he mentions his drawings of scenes in the War] ----- Death and Burial-- He was predeceased by his two spouses (sisters Alice and Annie).	RECKARD, Lieut Francis Brown (I74965)
7833	Marriages--New Jersey 1665-1800 (Name: Ancestry website;), Source Medium: Electronic .	Source (S02625)
7834	Marriages--Virginia to 1800, Source Medium: (null) Source Medium: Book .	Source (S02628)
7835	Marriages-Indiana to 1850, Source Medium: (null) Source Medium: Electronic .	Source (S02623)
7836	Marriages-Iowa to 1950, Source Medium: (null) Source Medium: Electronic .	Source (S02624)
7837	Marriages-North Carolina to 1825, Source Medium: (null) Source Medium: Electronic .	Source (S02626)
7838	Marriages-Tennessee to 1825, Source Medium: (null) Source Medium: Electronic .	Source (S02627)
7839	Marrianne Priesmeyer November 11, 2012 Priesmeyer, Marrianne ( Nee Slawson ) Sunday, November 11, 2012. Beloved wife of the late Robert C. Priesmeyer Sr. Dearest Mother of John A. (Susan) Priesmeyer, Ann Marie (Harold) Parks Jr., Patricia A. (Stephen) Birkhead and the late Robert C. Priesmeyer Jr. Dear Grandmother of Michael, John, Matthew, Marie, Nathan and Madelyn. Our Dear sister, sister-in-law, aunt, cousin and friend to many. Memorial Contributions may be given to Wounded Warriors Project P. O. Box 758517 Topeka, Kansas 66675, SSM Hospice # 2 Harbor Bend Ct. Lake St. Louis, Mo. 63367 or Toys For Tots Program www.toysfortots.org Memorial visitation Saturday, November 17th 10:00AM-12:00 Noon at Collier's Funeral Home 3400 North Lindbergh Blvd. ( St. Ann, ) Posted on Find A Grave originally created by: Sharon Brown	SLAWSON, Marianne (I51951)
7840	married (1)Susannah Stark, married(2)widow Sally Baxter Sept 1829. She was burned to death Oct 10,1863 Incidents at the Slosson Place Among those who saw considerable of the British,even more than was agreeable, was Wi11am Slosson, who settled on a farm two miles south of Chazy village, in 1807. His son, Horace Slosson, was then five years old, and has resided on the farm ever since. A portion if the original house, built In 1808, is still standing. On the British advance, William S1osson was pressed into the service, with his team, to carry baggage from Chazy to Plattsburgh. On their retreat our militia captured five British soldiers and six horses In the vicinity. The British also "gobbled up" Mr. Slossson, and held him prisioner over one night. Inscription: William Slosson Died Oct 3,1852 AE 78 yrs & 10 mos. Note: Death date and date on stone are different	SLOSSON, William M. (I53125)
7841	Married (2) by 1666 Elizabeth Pierce, daughter of John Pierce (eldest child b. Boston 22 September 1666); on 2 June 1670 "John Peirce of Bosto...bricklayer" and "his son-in-law William Talmage of the same carpenter" agreed that John Pierce would keep & maintain the said William Talmage & his young daughters" for sixteen years, in return for the lease of Talmage's property in Boston.	TALMAGE, William (I56358)
7842	married 1st to Elizah Bordwell, who was killed in 1786. A son Luke W Bordwell. _________________________ Received April 27, 2013 from cthomas1967 contributor#47669619 Maiden Name: Wolcott. Father Luke Wolcott (1730-1762), mother Jerusha Diggins (1738). Born: 7 Mar 1762 in East Windsor, Brome, New York Married Luther Ransom 30 Jan 1788 in Marlboro, Windham, Vermont. Children: Amanda, Elijah, Linda, Lucinda, Sophia, Laura, Clarissa, Luther N, Lovisa. Theodosia (also written as Theodalia) was my 5x great grandmother. Charles Thomas __________________________ Received via e-mail May 27,2016 Massachusetts, Marriages, 1633-1850 Name Theodalia Bardwell Gender Female Spouse Dr. Luther Ransom Marriage Date 31 Jan 1788 City Montague County Franklin Source Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, Film # 0766948 ___________________________________________ received via e-mail July 09,2017 I noticed you need a correction in the bio on her first marriage, here is the record. Massachusetts, Compiled Marriages, 1633-1850 Name: Theadosia Woolcot Gender: Female Spouse: Elijah Bardwell Marriage Date: 16 Nov 1780 City: Montague County: Franklin Source: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, Film # 0766948. ---- 2nd marriage Massachusetts, Compiled Marriages, 1633-1850 Name: Dr. Luther Ransom Gender: Male Spouse: Theodosha Bordwell Marriage Date: 31 Jan 1788 City: Montague County: Franklin Source: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, Film # 0766948	WOLCOTT, Theodosia (I03714)
7843	Married Allen Godfrey, 22 November 1882 in Marengo, Calhoun, Michigan Stone has birth year as 1863 Death record and article list birth date at December 29, 1862 _________________________________________________ Marshall Evening Chronicle Marshall, Michigan Friday October 15, 1937 Page 1 Susan Alice Godfrey ---Mrs. Susan Alice Godfrey died at her home in Marengo township last evening following a prolonged illness. She was born in Clarendon township, December 29, 1862 and was the daughter of Henry T. Long and Ellen Murdock Long. When a small child, with her parents she moved to the home on the North River road. She was married November 22, 1882 to Allen L. Godfrey who preceded her in death nine years ago. ---Surviving is one daughter Mary E. Godfrey at home, and several nieces and nephews. ---Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Kelser-More funeral home. Rev. Harry W. Staver will officiate and burial will be in Oakridge cemetery. Friends may call at the residence until Sunday noon.	LONG, Susan Alice (I78819)
7844	Married Anna Burton of Wilton, Sept. 5, 1810. He was a silversmith, carried on the business in Francestown, New Hampshire some years; spoons that he made are yet in the family [1895]; settled subsequently on the Leonard Spalding place in Francestown, being part of his father?s original farm; and all their children were born there. He moved with all his family to the town of Maine, Broome Co., N.Y., bought a large farm, on which he remained till death. [History of Francestown, New Hampshire, From Its Earliest Settlement April, 1758, to January 1, 1891 With a Brief Genealogical Record of All the Francestown Families, by Rev. W.R. Cochrane, D.D. of Antrim, N.H. and George K. Wood, Esqr. of Francestown. Published by the Town. Nashua, N.H., James H. Barker, Printer, 1895; pages 697-8.] Posted on Find A Grave created by: Paul R	FISHER, James Steele (I22232)
7845	Married Bessie Stebleton, 27 April 1902 in Marshall, Calhoun, Michigan. _________________________________________________ Evening Chronicle Marshall, Michigan January 31, 1923 Page 8 ---William Godfrey, aged 47 years, died at his home in Battle Creek Friday morning at 8:30 o'clock, death following a short illness of pneumonia. He was a former resident of Ceresco and is survived by his wife, Mrs. Bessie Godfrey, three children, Mrs. Ruth Reed, Miss Mary Godfrey and George Godfrey of Battle Creek; one sister, Mrs. W.C. Phelps of Battle Creek and a grandson. Mr. Godfrey is well known in this vicinity.	GODFREY, William David (I78727)
7846	married Edna Helen Slone 29 Nov 1946 Daily Capital News, Wednesday, December 28, 1977, Jefferson City, Missouri Farris Jones, 56, of Kansas City, died Sunday at the Kansas City College of Osteopathic Medicine where he had been a patient for 19 days. He was a former resident of the Iberia and Dixon communities. Mr. Jones was born Aug. 17, 1921, at Iberia, a son of Ottie M. and Martha J. Slone Jones. On Nov. 29, 1946, he married Helen Slone, who survives at the home. He was employed by Armco Steel Co. in Kansas City for over 27 years. Mr. Jones was a member of the Nazarene Church and the Steelworkers Union and was an army veteran of World War II. Other survivors include: one son, David G. Jones, Altus Air Force Base, Okla.; one sister, Mrs. Eunice Neeley, Iberia; and two grandsons. Services will be held at 2 p.m. today at the Stevinson Chapel, Iberia, with the Brother Farris Wall officiating. Military graveside rites will be performed at the Hickory Point Cemetery, near Iberia. obituary contributed by Deb Jones Posted on Find A Grave Created by: Nancy Arnold Thompson	JONES, Farris (I85758)
7847	Married Everitt/Everett Leicht Jan 8, 1921 at Port Jervis. Wife of George Anderson (predeceased). Daughter of Stephen W. Edwards and Mary E. Hawkins. Known children:(Adopted) Mary (Paul Binder) John Anderson, Greenville Siblings: Alice (__Burrows), Port Jervis Edith ("Leroy"_Henry), Port Jervis George Edwards, Port Jervis obit Tri-State Gazette Marriage License ~ Tri State Gazette July 30, 1988: Port Jervis - Emma C. Anderson, 85, or RD 3 Huguenot Road, Port Jervis, died Saturday at her home after a long illness. A lifelong resident of the area, she was born in Mongaup Aug 31, 1902, the daughter of the late Stephen W. and Mary Hawkins Edwards. She married George Anderson, who predeceased her. She was a member of the Drew United Methodist Church, Port Jervis. She is survived by a daughter, Mary Binder of Montague; a son, John Anderson of Greenville; two sisters, Alice Burrows and Edith Henry, both of Port Jervis; a brother, George Edwards, of Port Jervis; two grandchildren and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Funeral services will be Thursday at 10:30 A.M. at the Knight Auchmoody Funeral Home, 154 E. Main St., Port Jervis, with the Rev Carlton J. Curtin officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Cremation will be at Cedar Hill Crematory in Newburgh. Funeral arrangements are by the Knight Auchmoody Funeral Home. Gravesite Details cremation. 1904 on gravestone.	EDWARDS, Emma Charlotte (I852)
7848	married Joseph Ford Albritton on March 8, 1891 in Union Parish, Louisiana. Children: Theodosia Mae "Docia" Albritton Elvie Elizabeth Albritton Jessie A. Albritton Fanny P. Albritton Mary Albritton Cora Albritton Sarah Albritton Joseph Ford Albritton, Jr. Irene Albritton Holland Slawson's parents were Albert (also known as Abner or Ab) and Mary E. "Mollie" Thurston (Thornton) Slawson. Mary was his 3rd or 4th wife. She was born in GA or AL in Nov. 1844 and Albert ca. 1826 in AL. They were married on June 13, 1869 in Union Parish, LA. Albert's first wife was Sarah F. Perdue. They married in Lowndes Co., AL on Jan. 20, 1847. Albert's 2nd wife was Holland Lee Brantly. She was born ca. 1831 in AL & was the dau. of Martin Battle Lee. This Holland & Albert married between 1852 & 1860. She was the widow of a Mr. Brantly at the time. Albert Slawson's father was David L. Slawson. He was born in NC ca. 1795 & died ca. 1844 probably in Lowndes Co., AL. David was a War of 1812 soldier and a resident of Wake Co., NC at that point in time. His wife (the mother of Albert) was Eliza. After David's death, she married Lazarus Smith in Lowndes Co., AL on April 6, 1846. By 1860 this couple had moved to Union Parish, LA. Albert's 2nd wife's mother was Lavincy Albritton.	SLAWSON, Holland S. (I2090)
7849	Married July 3, 1975 Wilbur L. Stevens Carol Louise Stevens, 57, 1801 16th St., Lawrenceville, died Monday, November 26, 1990 at 4 a.m. at Good Samaritan Hospital in Vincennes, Ind. Arrangements are being handled by Smith Funeral Home in Lawrenceville. Services will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the funeral home. Burial will be in Lawrenceville City Cemetery. Visitation will be Tuesday (tonight) 7-9 p.m. Memorials can be made to the Bridgeport Assembly of God Church. Mrs. Stevens was born in Richland County December 27, 1932, the daughter of Herschel and Hazel (Bare) Fritchley. She married Wilbur Stevens July 3, 1975. He lives in Lawrenceville. She was a homemaker and was affiliated with the Bridgeport Assembly of God Church. Surviving, in addition to her spouse, are one son, Dennis Sager, Vincennes, Ind.; one daughter, Karen Ulrich, Sumner; two step-daughters, Janice Gosnell, Lawrenceville, Joni Stevens, Newton; two sisters, Barbara Caudell, Claremont, Linda Scaggs, Sumner; three grandchildren and one step-grandson. She was preceded in death by her parents and one step-grandson. Olney Daily Mail (IL) (Obit submitted by #47276653)	FRITCHLEY, Carol Louise (I78056)
7850	Married Mary Benjamin, Aug. 16, 1695. He lived afterwards at Barnstable, then at Yarmouth, where he taught a school, being a well-educated man. "Mr. John Clarke was a schoolmaster in Yarmouth in 1701, and besides his salary he was furnished with a horse, the school being movable from one village to another." --Freeman's Hist. of Cape Cod, Vol. 11., p. 206. The Plymouth Records say that John Clarke, in 1681, testified that he was then about 30 years old; but whether this was the son of Thomas Clarke, the pilgrim, is a question. he died at yarmouth, Aug. 16, 175, aged 60.	CLARKE, John (I11673)