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Matches 6,251 to 6,300 of 10,692
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| 6251 | Mountain Grove Church of the Brethern Cemetery | Miller, Jessie L (I48356)
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| 6252 | Mountain Grove Church of the Brethern Cemetery | Ritchie, Stella Curtes (I48357)
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| 6253 | Mountain Grove Church of the Brethern Cemetery | Miller, George Edward (I48360)
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| 6254 | Mountain Grove Church of the Brethern Cemetery | Runion, Leafy Mae (I48361)
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| 6255 | Mountain Home Cemetery | Baird, Martha Parlie (I898)
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| 6256 | Mountain Home Cemetery | Halbert, Joseph Enos (I5747)
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| 6257 | Mountain Springs Baptist Church Cemetery | Wigington, Elihu (I51487)
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| 6258 | Mountain Springs Baptist Church Cemetery | Martin, Frances (I51488)
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| 6259 | Mountain Springs Baptist Church Cemetery | Woodson, James Allen (I51650)
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| 6260 | Mountain Springs Baptist Church Cemetery | Wigington, Margaret (I51651)
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| 6261 | Mountain View Cemetery | Hicks, John Curtis (I6660)
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| 6262 | Mountain View Cemetery | Powell, Rosa C (I11360)
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| 6263 | Mountain View Cemetery | Price, Paul Huntley (I11500)
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| 6264 | Mountain View Cemetery | Sprague, Captain John III (I13337)
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| 6265 | Mountain View Cemetery | Hobbs, Alice Evelyn (I34029)
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| 6266 | Mountain View Cemetery | Briggs, Frank Albert (I36875)
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| 6267 | Mountain View Cemetery | Garner, Lydia Ann (I36876)
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| 6268 | Mountain View Cemetery | DeCamp, Joseph Stately (I39560)
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| 6269 | Mountain View Cemetery | Culver, Elizabeth Caroline (I39561)
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| 6270 | Mountain View Cemetery | Griffith, Margaret Findlay (I39940)
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| 6271 | Mountain View Cemetery | Campbell, Sarah Nancy (I39943)
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| 6272 | Mountain View Cemetery | Scott, Ella Lee (I41298)
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| 6273 | Mountain View Cemetery | Halbert, Lawrence L Sr (I44643)
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| 6274 | Mountain View Cemetery | (Unknown), Fern (I44684)
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| 6275 | Mountain View Cemetery | Halbert, Lawrence L Jr (I44685)
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| 6276 | Mountain View Cemetery | Johnston, Jessie May (I45555)
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| 6277 | Mountain View Cemetery | Taylor, Brooks Andrew (I45592)
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| 6278 | Mountain View Cemetery | Taylor, Andrew D (I45593)
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| 6279 | Mountain View Cemetery | Ragsdale, Mary C (I45594)
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| 6280 | Mountain View Cemetery | Taylor, James Andrew (I45595)
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| 6281 | Mountain View Cemetery | Craft, Cristle Virginia (I46392)
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| 6282 | Mountain View Cemetery | Proctor, Grover Thomas (I46393)
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| 6283 | Mountain View Cemetery | Harter, Eugene Miller (I49591)
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| 6284 | Mountain View Cemetery | (Unknown), Sarah Lucille (I49609)
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| 6285 | Mountain View Cemetery | Rich, William M (I50547)
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| 6286 | Mountain View Cemetery | Rotenberry, Emily K (I50548)
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| 6287 | Mountain View Cemetery | Halbert, Joel (I51178)
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| 6288 | Mountain View Memorial Gardens | Thompson, Kimberley Dawn (I14021)
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| 6289 | Mountain View Memorial Park | Catron, John Ray (I46785)
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| 6290 | Mountain View Memorial Park | Woldhagen, Thora Kristine Victoria (I46786)
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| 6291 | Mountain View Park Cemetery | Adair, Arthur Allen (I35836)
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| 6292 | Mountain View Park Cemetery | Hood, Enid Luty (I35871)
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| 6293 | Mountview Cemetery | Sorrels, Mabel C (I54261)
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| 6294 | Mountview Cemetery | Ross, Herman Aas (I54262)
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| 6295 | Moved with her daughter Margaret See Roach Robinson and family when Margaret's husband acquired 4000 acres of land in Franklin Township where the cemetery is located. Catherine is one of many members of her family with phenomenal life experiences. In 1763, violence between the Indians and Virginian settlers escalated in the Kanawha Valley. One encounter in Greenbrier County (now in southern West Virginia, but covering a much larger area at that time)took place on July 15, 1763. This became known as the Muddy Creek Massacre. Many women and children were rounded up by the Shawnee and marched to one of their villages in Ohio, one of several called "Chillicothe." Many of the Natives rode horses captured from the settlers, while their prisoners remained on foot. Along the way, Catherine asserted that one Native was riding a horse belonging to her, and she demanded that he let her ride it. Obviously annoyed, he declined to give her the horse. She snatched a sturdy stick off the ground and struck him with it. Although the man was inflamed with anger, his peers found the incident amusing and prevented him from killing her. She also was allowed to ride the horse. As was the custom with many hostages, Catherine was forced to run the gauntlet. Villagers followed the usual practice of trying to hurt the hostage. A prisoner showing fear or poor physical abilities was one marked for culling, but Catherine overturned all expectations when she grabbed a stick from one of the villagers and beat her way through the gauntlet. Once again, her fiercely protective instincts saved her and her children. On another occasion, she enabled the death of an elderly Native woman, thus opening room for her son to move indoors as winter was coming. The woman had been sickly and known to fall. She fell or was pushed into the campfire, where she died. The hostages were redeemed within the next year in a prisoner exchange, with Catherine's daughter Elizabeth Catherine staying behind with her husband, the son of Chief Cornstalk. Catherine may have been married to a man named John Hardy before she married Frederick See. If so, it was a very short marriage and apparently yielded no children. As Mrs. See (also spelled "Zeh"), she had many children. At least two of her sons, John and Michael (Memorial# 63012696), fought in the Revolutionary War. (From: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=SE&GSfn=c&GSpartial=1&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=37&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GSsr=401&GRid=54391203&df=all&) | Vanderpool, Catherine (I43167)
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| 6296 | Mrs. C. A. Buce, age 85 years, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. F. F. Preaus, at Farmerville Thursday, March 12, 1931. Funeral services were held at the residence and at the grave. Interment was made in the Shiloh Cemetery Friday afternoon, March 13th. The Rev. Robbins, Baptist Minister, had charge of the services. A large number of friends of the family attended the last rites. The deceased was a native of Alabama, coming to Louisiana when only four years of age. Before her marriage to Mr. C. A. [sic J. J.] Buce in 1862, she was Miss Cynthia Harris. She was a consecrated Christian and a member of the Farmerville Baptist Church. She is survived by two sons, R. W. Buce of Winnfield and J. T. Buce of Memphis, Tenn., and one daughter, Mrs. F. F. Preaus, of Farmerville. Mr. and Mrs. Buce of Winnfield attended the funeral services. Published in The Winn Parish Enterprise, March 19, 1931 | Harris, Cynthia Ann (I6252)
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| 6297 | Mrs. Hazel Moore, 43 resident of Middletown for 23 years, died at her home at 10:45am yesterday at 717 Eleventh Ave. She had been in failing health for two years and bedfast for six years. She was a member of the First Church of Christ and its Loyal Friends Class. Mrs. Moore formerly lived at 713 Yankee Rd. She leaves her husband, Otis; mother Mrs. Jennie Pieratt; four sisters, Mrs. Ida Niswonger of Dayton: Mrs. Anna Manning of Charleston, Ill.: Mrs. Euella Palmer of Mr. Sterling, Ky.: and Mrs. Iva Fordyce of this city; one brother, Raney Pieratt of Yocum, Ky.; and a nephew, Jack Milton O'Brien serving in the Navy, who was reared by the Moores. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2:30pm at the First Church of Christ, with the Rev. Edwin Bobbit officiating. Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery. Friends will be received after 7pm today at the J. R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Source: Middletown Journal- May 11, 1952; Middletown, Ohio. | Pieratt, Hazel M (I39455)
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| 6298 | Mrs. Ina Pieratt Niswonger, 73, of 52 Rogge St., Dayton, a former resident of Middletown, died at 6pm yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton. She had been a patient there 19 days and ill for a year with cancer. Surviving are her husband, Harold; her mother, Mrs. Jennie Pieratt of Middletown; a daughter, Carol, at home; three sons, Jack, Charles, and Keith, all at Home; a sister, Mrs. Harold Fordyce of Middletown; and two grandchildren. Services will be held at 1:30pm Wednesday at the Church of the Open Bible in Dayton. Friends may call at the Myer-Boehmer Funeral Home, Dayton tomorrow from 4 to 9pm. Source: Middletown Journal- Nov 30, 1959; Middletown, Ohio. | Pieratt, Ina G (I39451)
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| 6299 | Mrs. Lizzie Schweitzer, 70, of Mohnton, R.D. 2, widow of John Schweitzer, died in the Reading Hospital. Born in Berks County, a daughter of the late Christian and Lydia Ann (Huyett) Cooper, Mrs. Schweitzer was a member of Allegheny Lutheran Church, Alleghenyville. She is survived by a son, Charles, at home, four grandchildren and six brothers: John, of Five Pointville, Lancaster County; Charles, of Mohnton R.D. 1; Samuel and Norman, both of Birdsboro R.D.1; Daniel, of Sinking Spring R.D. 2, and George, of Geigertown. Also four sisters; Mary, widow, of George Sensenig, Leesport R.D. 1; Lydia, widow of Elmer Frankhouser, Denver R.D.1; Katharine, wife of Wayne Schweitzer, Sinking Spring R.D. 2, and Caroline, wife of Clarence Styer, Narvon R.D.1. services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Gibson & Sanders Funeral home, the Rev. Irwin E. Heckman, officiating. Burial will be in Aulenbach's Cemetery. | Cooper, Elizabeth (I45293)
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| 6300 | Mt Carmel Cemetery | Green, (Unknown) (I5460)
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