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1		Family: F01693
2		Family: F01694
3	Bob Newsome sent me the full date. It came from Hank Johns.	Family: F513
4	Lived in Ironton , Ohio maby the mariage was in Ironton, Lawrence Co. , Ohio ?	Family: F00137
5	Louisa Adkins was giving consent by her Mother to marry Howard Yates in Feb. 1866 by B.C. Brammer J.P. ( Lawrence County marriage records ) Lawrence county census records for 1870 sextion # 2 Page 353 listed Louisa age 22 Louis M. son age 2 and Mary B. age 11/12	Family: F00057
6	Married by Joseph Looney	Family: F00261
7	married by O. W. Gauss Pittsfield, IL 6/24/1875 Marriage Rec #2 p. 262, Lic # 452	Family: F142
8	Source: Floyd County Marriage Book	Family: F00864
9	The short Borden genealogy show Gilbert Hathaway's wife as Mary (Evans) Weaver (widow) 1751 -	Family: F289
10	[johns-comp-bu.FTW] MARRIED BY REV WILLIAM FARRAR, PARSON, A BAPTIST MINISTER	Family: F00952
11	Mahala Or Mekala was buried at the Oakland Cemetery, Iowa City, Blk K	'MEKALA' Mahala
12	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
13	She was living at 339 1/2 Franklin St. Buffalo, NY Zone 2 on December 2, 1943	? Flora M.
14	Letter from Georgia A Johns dated April 14 ,1944 informing Milton B. Johns that she had received the fruit and things that he has sent. (His Stepmother)	? Georgia A.
15	[hjohns.ftw] of Balmorhea and Peco, Tx.	? Hope
16	Nancy Johns was a florist in Atlanta, GA at the Canary Cottage. She raised her only son, Will Jr. (Billy), by herself after her husband, known as Uncle Bub, died of cancer. Her and Billy lived in the Georgian Terrace Hotel in downtown Atlanta.	? Nancy
17	Martha A. (maiden name unknown) was the widow Manley when she married John Johns. The marriage took place sometime after 1852 and before 1860.	A. Martha
18	Theodosia Trigg Fitzgerald was buried at Frazer Cemetery in Saline County, MO.	A.TRIGG Theodosia
19	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
20	Robert Andrew Adams was a lawyer in Indianapolis, IN.	ADAMS Robert Andrew
21	She was the daughter of the first County Clerk of Pike County, KY	ADKINS Anna
22	Catherine J. Adkins was buried at Johnson Cemetery, Boone Co., MO.	ADKINS Catherine J.
23	JAMES W. ADKINS, "Uncle Jim", died upwards of around 100 years old. I remember going to visit Uncle Jim in Ashland, Missouri. I would always go into his front bedroom, and with great curiosity, reach out and touch his big feather bed. He had a darling cottage...Victorian in design, with a covered front porch and a lot of big shade trees hovering over the house. I remember it being located on a corner lot in town. I wonder if it is still standing. The other thing that I remember about Uncle Jim, were that his eyes were so big! (John Siekman) JAMES WALTER ADKINS was buried at New Salem Cemetery, Boone Co., MO.	ADKINS James Walter
24	JOHN H. ADKINS was a farmer near Boydsville, MO. The obituaries of JOHN H. ADKINS: John H. Adkins was born in Franklin County, Va., August 21, 1833, and died in Boydsville, January 7, 1902. He united with the Methodist church about 25 years ago and his membership was with the Miller's Creek church. Brother Adkins was a good man and loved by all who knew him. His last words were a prayer. He leaves a wife, one son, three grandchildren and one great grand child to mourn his loss. Reverend N. W. Bedsworth gave us a good talk from the words, 'preach the gospel'. We buried Brother Adkins in the Miller's Creek Cemetery, just at the going down of the sun, to await the morning of resurrection. [J. Lee Jamison] (The Missouri Telegraph, Fulton MO, 10 January 1902. Submitted by John Siekman) Also: J. H. Atkins [sic], 69, died at his home near Boydsville. Father of J. W. Atkins [sic] of Ashland, in Florida for the winter. (Ashland Bugle, Ashland MO, 13 January 1902. Submitted by John Siekman)	ADKINS John H.
25	John Leftwich Adkins was the twin brother of James Walter Adkins.	ADKINS John Leftwich
26	SARAH "SALLIE" ADKINS DOUGLAS was buried at Miller's Creek Cemetery, Boydsville, MO.	ADKINS Sarah Frances "Sallie"
27	At the time of his marriage, Angel Afanador (or Afonador) was age 38, white, an engineer residing in New Castle, IN, born Venezuela, South America. His father was Jose Afonador and mother was Neeves Real. It was Angel Afanador's second marriage. (This data was taken from his marriage application and was submitted by Sharon Kingen)	AFANADOR Angel
28	1850 Census, Russell County, Kentucky: Ganaway Akers, age 30, farmer, born in KY Elizabeth J. Akers, age 21, born in KY Frances E. Akers, age 1, born in KY	AKERS Gannaway
29	The 1850 census, Russell County, Kentucky, gives James Akers' age as 45 and his place of birth as Tennessee. He was a farmer and was living next to Gannaway Akers and Thomas Akers. Also in the household: Sarah Akers, age 40, born in KY Isaac Akers, age 18, farmer, born in KY Jesse Akers, age 16, born in KY Patsy Akers, age 12, born in KY	AKERS James
30	1850 census, Russell County, Kentucky: Wm. Melson, age 38, Blacksmith, born in KY Palina Melson, age 37, born in KY Mary S. Melson, age 16, born in KY Frances Melson, age 14, born in KY Elijah Melson, age 13, born in KY John Melson, age 11, born in KY Peter Melson, age 9, born in KY Elizabeth Melson, age 6, born in KY Jane Melson, age 4, born in KY Rosaline Melson, age 10 months, born in KY	AKERS Palina
31	1850 census, Russell County, Kentucky: Thomas Akers, age 41, farmer, born in KY Judith Akers, age 50, born in KY Juliza Akers, age 22, born in KY Sarah S. Akers, age 17, born in KY Reuben S. Pierce, age 7, born in KY	AKERS Thomas
32	1850 census, Russell County, Kentucky: Wm Akers, age 38, farmer, born in KY Maria Akers, age 35, born in KY George Akers, age 15, farmer, born in KY Manerva Akers, age 13, born in KY John Akers, age 11, born in KY Sarah J. Akers, age 8, born in KY Elizabeth Akers, age 6, born in KY Susan Akers, age 4, born in KY 1860 census, Russell County, Kentucky: William Akers, age 45, farmer, born KY Urana Akers, age 41, born KY Manerva Ann Akers, age 23, born KY John Akers, age 21, born KY Sarah J. Akers, age 18, born KY Elizabeth Akers, age 15, born KY Susan Akers, age 14, born KY Martha Akers, age 5, born KY William Akers, age 3, born KY Unnamed male child Akers, 7 months, born KY	AKERS William
33	From Bob Newsome: Much of the information on the Banks family was contributed by the late Portia Alderman Banks. Miss Portia was the first librarian at the Garner Public Library, Garner, NC. I had the good fortune to visit her on several occasions at her home in Raleigh, NC. She was a delightful woman and very generously shared information and memories about the Banks family.	ALDERMAN Portia Matilda
34	ELIZABETH JANE ALDRIDGE (FAWCETT) was born to James W/J. Aldridge and Mary Mitalda Lockhart in Gonzales County, Texas on February 14, 1858 (TX Death certificate; although 1900 census Pct 5, ED 58, sheet 10 indiates another date: 10/1858). She married Robert M. Fawcett (1858-1933) on December 16, 1885. They eventually farmed 4 miles east of Wrightsboro (Marriage Records; Hyatt 1980; Stoddard and Ingmire 1985). William B. Aldridge, Elizabeth's brother, was living with them in 1900 when on December 19 he shot and severely wounded Robert Fawcett (Gonzales Inquirer 12/19/1900:4). Robert, Elizabeth and their children moved to Val Verde County in 1902. By 1905 they lived in Comstock, and ranched in the vicinity. By 1920 Elizabeth J.A. Fawcett was living in Comstock (Census Pct 3, Hse 22) with her son (Arthur) and his wife (Lelia), but apart from her husband, who also lived there (Pct 3, Hse 91). Later she probably lived with their son in Sanderson. She made her last land transaction in Val Verde County, Texas in September 1946 (Deed 110:201). Mrs. R.M. Fawcett died from heart failure at 753 S. Getty, Uvalde, Texas on February 4, 1948, and was buried in the Westlawn Cemetery at Del Rio by Doran Funeral Home (Death Certificate). A History of Fawcetts and Related Families in America, Dr. William B. Fawcett, Jr., 1996, 1998.	Aldridge Elizabeth Jane
35	Parmelia Alexander was first married to Andrew A. Johns. After Andrew's death, she married his nephew Benjamin F. Ingram.	ALEXANDER Permelia Frances
36	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
37	Ed Crow Allen, 85, of 415 Penny Street, a retired Lt. Col., USAF, died Monday. He served with the 8th Air Force in WW II. Ed Crow Allen was a life long woodworker, organic gardener, active in his church and community and a recipient of the Stevens Award. He was also instrumental in saving and restoring the Old Garner High School. Funeral service 11 a.m. Wednesday at Garner United Methodist Church. Burial, Montlawn Mememorial Park. Surviving: wife, Betty Hollembeck Allen; daughter, Bee Gee Allen of Raleigh; son, Chris Allen of Durham; sisters, Martha Ann Turnage of Williamsburg, VA and Carrie Nelson of Kennebunkport, ME; numerous nieces and nephews.	ALLEN Ed Crow
38	VIVIAN ALLEN was buried at the Johns family cemetery near Auburn, NC.	ALLEN Vivian Johns
39	THE OBITUARY OF MARY ALLENDORF: Gone to Her Long Home Died,at ten o'clock this morning, at her home on the East Side, Miss Mary Allendorf, daughter of Philip and Lucretia Allendorf, of typhoid pneumonia, aged 16 years, 1 month and 14 days. Her sister, Miss Elfie, was summoned from Chicago and arrived a short time before her death. The funeral will take place from the family residence, opposite the Illinois Central depot, on Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. (Galena Daily Gazette, 4 August 1887) From Penny True.	ALLENDORF Mary
40	Clementine Almond was 11 years old in 1850 and living in the home of her parents, Reuben and Lydia Almond (1850 census, Charlotte County, VA.)	ALMOND Clementine
41	The 1887 marriage licence of John W. Wood and Lina Almond lists her parents as Reuben H. and Lidia Almond. Lina was 18 years old at the time of the marriage.	ALMOND Lina
42	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
43	Frank Anderson was an engineer for the Pennsylvania RR.	ANDERSON Frank
44	The daughters of Phebe Angel and Bartlett Johns are named in the 1812 will of Ann Angel (Phobe Angel Johns' mother). Ann Angel's will was probated in Jackson Co., GA. in 1812: I give and bequest to my five granddaughters, Cynthia Lee Johns, Talitha Pierce Johns, Harriett Christian Johns, Louisiana Johns, and Martha Gibson Johns, daughters of Bartlett Johns, all my estate both real and personal that I am now possessed with. . . 132 acres which I purchased of Sarah Cowan in the county of Jackson etc. etc. signed March 18th, 1812 and witnessed by Horatio Webb, Bartlett C. Johns and Pheby (her mark) Johns.	ANGEL Phebe
45	Will of Ann Angel/Angelea, Jackson Co., GA 1812. . . . . I give and bequest to my five granddaughters, Cynthia Lee Johns, Talitha Pierce Johns, Harriett Christian Johns, Louisiana Johns, and Martha Gibson Johns, daughters of Bartlett Johns, all my estate both real and personal that I am now possessed with. . . 132 acres which I purchased of Sarah Cowan in the county of Jackson etc. etc. signed March 18th, 1812 and witnessed by Horatio Webb, Bartlett C. Johns and Pheby (her mark) Johns.	ANN
46	Many thanks to Wayne Murphy who provided much on the infomation on the descendants of Blanche Ansley and John Francis Murphy.	ANSLEY Blanche Jane
47	He began private pratice in 1946 in Paintsville but soon joined his uncle, Dr. John G. Archer in Prestonsburg. They started Prestonsburg General Hospital which is now Highlands Regional Medical Center. He was a member of the Board of Directors of the Bank of Josephine, Mayor of the City of Prestonsburg for three terms donating his salary back to the city, and donated the land for a city owned park named for him. Dr. Archer was found murdered in the parking lot at Archer Memorial Clinic on July 12, 1973.He began private pratice in 1946 in Paintsville but soon joined his uncle, Dr. John G. Archer in Prestonsburg. They started Prestonsburg General Hospital which is now Highlands Regional Medical Center. He was a member of the Board of Directors of the Bank of Josephine, Mayor of the City of Prestonsburg for three terms donating his salary back to the city, and donated the land for a city owned park named for him. Dr. Archer was found murdered in the parking lot at Archer Memorial Clinic on July 12, 1973.	ARCHER George Preston, III
48	William Armistead bought 200 acres of land ten miles south of the Cumberland courthouse in March 1821 for $4,000. William Armistead was killed with a knife by Thomas T. Tuggle on 7 January 1823 in Cumberland County, VA. Although Tuggle was charged with murder and found guilty, the Superior Court later acquited him of the crime. (From John W. Pritchett)	ARMISTEAD William
49	George Arnold was in the Tenth Texas Dismounted Cavalry and was killed in the battle of New Hope Church in Georgia during the Civil War.	ARNOLD George Whitfield
50	James Mitchum Arnold fought in the Civil War under Col. Jamison and was on duty at Tyler Prison. He lived in Silverton, Texas.	ARNOLD James Mitchum