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| 1201 | [Combined_Master.FTW] Her husband admitted her to Longcliff at Logansport (mental hospital). She took sick around 1937 or 1938. In 1970, the state was putting patients back to their own county and she was brought back to Wabash County to a group home for senior citi zens. | Sopher, Retha Zena (I3815)
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| 1202 | ! Birth date was estimated, figuring she may have been about 20 at the time of marriage to Michael Kite in 1811 (20 was the average age of a woman to marry at that time). Died after the birth of son George Kite b. 1822, and before the 1830 census. | Dofflemyer, Catherine (I61)
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| 1203 | ! Obit. in the Argos Reflecror, (Argos, Marshall County, IN) Thursday, May 26, 1904 | Rhodes, Elizabeth (I18)
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| 1204 | ! A Laura Newman m. William Norman 1 Jan 1880 in Stone Cou n ty, MO. ?? (Index to Marriage Licenses; 1851-1906; Boo k C, p. 9) | Newman, Laura A. (I5663)
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| 1205 | ! Most of the Family Members are buried in the Antioch Church Cemetery, the site of that church established in 1857. | Rogers, Benjamin E. Frank (I172)
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| 1206 | !"Born to M & M Frank Gore, Wed. 18 Oct, a boy. (The Drex e l Star, Cass County, Missouri; 19 Oct 1911; p. 2. !Living in Parkville, MO in 1955 per father's obit. !Body donated to KU Medical Center. (Mrs. Winifred Case , l tr of 22 Jun 1994) | Gore, Clarence Mathew (I4962)
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| 1207 | !"Clay M. Sweeney, 4M 14D, died 14 Oct of diptheria. So n o f Mandainy A. Sweeney. Reported by grandfather Wilso n Sweeney." (Raleig h County Deaths, 1879, Compiled by Hag a; CANotes/Swinney) | Sweeney, Clay M. (I5377)
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| 1208 | !"Elizabeth Phips had a daughter named Eliza A. Phips, bo t h of whom were married on the same day; Elizabeth to Abso lem and Eliza A . to Absolem's brother, William. (NRH, V3 , p. 213) | Phipps, Eliza Ann (I5837)
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| 1209 | !"Funeral services for the late Roy Sears were held this a f ternoon from the Johnson Chapel at 2 o'clock, Rev. Jame s Miller, pastor of t he First Christian Church officiating . Interment occured in the city cemetery . - Roy Sears, a ged 33, shot himself to death on Monday at his home i n E l Dorado, Kansas, worry over business conditions is bel ieved to have caused M r. Sears to take his life. - Mr. Se ars went to his store early Monday morning . He returned h ome shortly before 11 o'clock and told Mrs. Sears that he w as n ot feeling well. He asked her to go to the store afte r some money and then purc hase some medicine for him. Mr . Sears did this, despite the fact that he ha d over $200.0 0 in change in his pocket at the time. - When Mrs. Sear s retur ned from the store, she found the lifeless body o f her husband lying on the flo or. The shotgun was restin g between his legs. The body was on its back. Lif e had b een extinct only a few minutes. Mrs. Sears ran to a neighb oring apartm ent and told the occupants what had happened . The officers were then notifi ed. - Chester Turber acti ng coroner, investigated the shooting. - The d eceased wa s born in Osage county in 1892, and was the son of the lat e Z. T. an d Mrs. Sears. He was educated in the schools o f Chautauqua, Kansas and came her e with his parents whe n a young man. He has been engaged in business for th e la st 13 years. He was in the grocery business and for a numb er of months in t he partnership of Hubbard and Sears, late r going into business for himself, a nd later moving to Kan sas and engaging in the same business. - The decease d i s survived by his widow and a daughter Louise, aged 11, hi s mother, Mrs. Z. T . Sears, several brothers and sisters . (The Daily Journal-Capital; Pawhuska , OK; Wednesday , 9 Dec 1925) | Sears, George Ray (I8166)
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| 1210 | !"Grandma Gore ran away to get married when she was sevent e en years old. Her mother's brother, Otis Miller, and he r favorite cousin, Net tie Flemming, were witnesses. Her a unt and uncle, Annie and Otis Miller, host ed their weddin g supper. Nettie's mother Ada Flemming prepared the meal . A fter they were married, they honeymooned in Wichita, K ansas and stayed the re all winter. They went back to Okla homa in March of 1909. These notes come f rom the Gore fam ily Bible." (Rebecca Conley Kennard, file Gore/CO) Mabe l work ed as a practical nurse and a seamstress. She was e mployed by the Pearl Laun dry. | Riley, Mabel Aretta (I7877)
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| 1211 | !"He was so worthless that Mary would not live with him . " (The Caperton Family; Bernard M. Caperton; 1973; p. 34) | Pettry, James Franklin (I3919)
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| 1212 | !"Helen Olive Gore - 1902-1969 - Born June 14, 1902 in t h e Elida, New Mexico area, she married Paul William Horne y (sic), March 16, 191 9 in Elida and the couple honeymoone d in the Nickson Hotel in Roswell, N.M . - She was a Past M atron of the Order of the Eastern Star in Fort Sumner . - T here were two children born to Helen Olive Gore Horne y. Paul Edward Horn ey, Jr., born March 17, 1922 at Elida , New Mexico and Gloria Louise Horney Duni van, born May 9 , 1923 at Elida, N.M. - She survived her husband's death b y f ive years, during which time she remained active in th e ranching business wit h her son, Paul Edward Horney, Jr. " (Living Water, Our Mid-Pecos History , The Families & Ev ents - From Fort to Future; p. 105; Copied at Clovis-Carv e r Library, Clovis, NM in May 1994) | Gore, Helen Olive (I4721)
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| 1213 | !"His two daughters are living -- one in Carthage, the oth e r in Kansas City." (Swinney Family; Emma Swinney Walker ; 1929; p. 8) !Griffith Swinney, married Belle Bussey on 2 Feb 1873 in P e rry Twp., Davis County, IA. (Marriages, Davis County, IA ; Book 2, p. 311) !Griffith served in the Civil War. (Bill Bentley) | Swinney, Griffith (I3951)
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| 1214 | !"In 1913, Fred purchased a farm east of Webb, where he, h i s father Allen, and brother Robert made their home." (Sp anning The River, Dewe y County Historical Society; 1976; C opied at OK Hist. Soc. Lib., Oklahoma City , OK; Oct 1994) !Delinquent Tax List of 1920: R. W. Gore, $2.76, Webb Tow n ship. (Taloga Times-Advocate; Dewey Co., OK; Thursday, 2 1 July 1921) !Listed in the 1900 Woods County, OK (Terr.) and 1920 Dew e y County, OK censuses. Never married. (JLG/c231, ltr o f 20 Jul 1995) | Gore, Robert W. (I4863)
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| 1215 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Farnsworth, Phyllis Kristine (I7353)
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| 1216 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Waggoner, Caryn Samantha (I7403)
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| 1217 | !"March 8, 1873: Vincent Swiney 74 (widowed), b. Monroe , s on of James and Susan Swiney; m. E. Cooper 67, b. Merce r, dau. of Willia m & Margaret Lilly." (Hand copied from Su mmers County Marriages by Carol Nelson , Fall 1993) !Living in Summers County in Sep. 1878. (History of Summe r s County, James H. Miller, p. 731; cited by James L. Gor e ltr of 20 Jul 1994 ; attachment dated 10 Feb 1983) !In 1850 census of Monroe County, VA; Vincent Swinney (a g e 50), Delilah (age 45), Susanna (age 104) w/o James. Th is would have to be Ja mes second wife, who was a Hammock. !Cemetery info from (CANotes/Steno) indicates Vincent di e d in 1886. !Vincent Sweeney's will, dated June 1884 in Summers Count y , WV gave $500 to niece, Rachel (Neely) BARTON. (Bill Be ntley) | Swinney, Vincent (I88)
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| 1218 | !"Mr. Hampson was successful in getting one of the first n u mbers in the Rosebud drawing and has a fine homestead i n that country (Dallas, S D), and on this farm the couple w ill make their future home." (The Atchison Cou nty Mail , 1 Jul 1910) | Hampson, Robert John (I4481)
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| 1219 | !"Mrs. James Gore of Nortonville Succumbs -- Mrs. Mary Ja n e Gore, 80, wife of James Gore, died yesterday evening a t her home 5 mi. NW o f Nortonville after an extended illne ss. She was a native of Platte county, MO, a nd had live d in KS since 1909. -- Funeral services will be held at th e Sawi n & Dyer chapel at 2 PM tomorrow .... burial will b e in Oak Hill Cemetery. -- She w as born 7 Oct 1871, in Pla tte county, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Gore, an d wa s married at home in the Short Creek community 20 Dec 189 1 to James Gore , who survives with 5 children, Miss. Mar y Elizabeth, James H. Jr., and Miss Ma y Gore, all of the h ome; Fred Gore, Muscotah, and Raymond Gore, Hilton; 3 gra n dchildren, 2 great grandchildren; two half-brothers, Le e Gore, Atchison, and H arry Gore, Oklahoma City, OK. A da ughter, Pearl, preceded her in death at th e age of 11 year s in 1903. -- After moving to KS in 1909, they lived in th e Whit ing community for 20 years, spent one summer in OK a nd lived 8 years near Lancas ter before moving to the prese nt home. She was a life long member of the Shor t Creek Ba ptist church." (The Nortonville News; 29 Feb 1952; p. 1; c ol. 4 ; copied at Jefferson County Gen. Lib., Oskaloosa, KS ; 19 Sep 1994) | Gore, Mary Jane (I5728)
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| 1220 | !"Mrs. Nancy Ann Sears went to rest at 8:45 p.m. Tuesda y , 3 Dec 1928. - She came to Chautauqua County, Kansas , at the age of 15 with he r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delane y Swinney from Boon County, Iowa, at which plac e she was b orn, 14 Feb 1859, was converted and joined the Baptist Chur ch at 1 6 years of age, and remained a faithful christian u nto death. - She married Z acharia T. Sears of Chautauqu a County, 1 Aug 1875. To this union were born 1 4 children , nine sons, five daughters of which the father and seven c hildren prece ded her in death. Seven remain to survive her ; Walter Sears, Pawhuska; Jess S ears, Tulsa; Mrs. O. C. Sn odgrass, Tulsa; Call Sears, Pond Creek; N. M. Hubby, P awhu ska; L. A. Bowman, Pawhuska, who were all at her bedside wh en the en d came. - Also three sisters and two brothers r emain; Mrs. Fannie Prudom of Spri ngfield, Mo.; Mrs. Alph a Malone of Springdale, Ark.; Mrs. Malenda Bear, Wichit a ; Mr. John Sweeney of Peru, Kans; Mr. Riley Sweeney, of Osa ge County. - Brot her George C. Boston, pastor of Baptis t church, will conduct funeral at J ohnson's Chapel at 10 a .m. Wednesday. Body will be laid to rest at Oak Grov e cem etery near Elgin in the family lot. Funeral services ther e will be held a t 7 o'clock p.m. Brother Jacobs, her forme r pastor of Elgin, Kans., Baptis t church, will conduct fun eral there at 1 o'clock." (The Daily Journal-Capital; T ue sday, 4 Dec 1928; Pawhuska, OK) | Swinney, Nancy Ann (I8144)
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| 1221 | !"Oscar Sears was shot to death Saturday morning by Chest e r Graham. - Sears and Graham lived in the same localit y on Mission Creek. Th ey had been having considerable tro uble during the summer over damage done t o crops by thei r stock. Graham's stock as is the story now had bothered S ea rs in his crop and Sears' stock had also damaged Graham' s growing crop. Feeli ng between the two was at such a pit ch that each had closed the road across hi s place agains t the other. Saturday Sears had started to Caney, Kansas a nd wa s denied the privilege of driving across Graham's pla ce. A wordy battl e ensued during which time several rock s had been cast. Sears returned to arm hi mself. While h e was gone Graham procured a shotgun. Sears returned wit h his wi fe in the wagon. The quarrel was resumed with th e result as above stated . - Word was sent to Sheriff Frea s, reaching here about noon. The Sheriff wen t out by wa y of Bartlesville but Graham had started for this city to g ive h imself up. He came in Sunday morning in company wit h his brother and surrender ed to Deputy Cooksey. He is i n jail awaiting preliminary trial which ha s been set for S aturday morning. - The corpse has been sent here an d i s being held for burial. Mrs. Sears, wife of the dea d man has been here al l week with friends." (The Osage Jou rnal; Pawhuska, OK; Thursday, 22 Aug 1912; p . 1) !"Oscar Delany Sears was born 4 March 1879 in Chautauqua C o unty, KS, was reared by a Christian mother in the same co mmunity until he was ma rried to Miss. Ida Wilkerson of Cop an, OK 17 Dec 1910, at Bartlesville, she be ing well know n throughout the country where she has taught school fo r a nu mber of years. - In the course of human events man y very sad things occur .. .... (thanks to friends, etc.).. . - Z.T. Sears and Wife - Mrs. Ida Sears " (The Osage Jou rnal; Pawhuska, OK; Thursday, 29 Aug 1912; p. 3) | Sears, Oscar Delaney (I8177)
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| 1222 | !"Preston Swinney died of cholera on the steamboat, "Jam e s J. Lucas," enroute to St. Joseph, MO. They buried Pres ton in the Mississipp i river in 1853." (The Branchs of th e Swinney Family, 26 Nov 1941, Lee Ora Ma y Swinney, p. 3 ; as received from Gay Price McLaughlin, Feb 1994) | Swinney, James Preston (I3874)
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| 1223 | !"The Marionville Baptist Church dates its foundation fr o m February 22, 1879. The names of original members are .. ....... Rufus Newman, . ...." (History of Newton, Lawrenc e, Barry and McDonald Counties, Missouri; Go odspeed Publis hing Co.; 1888, p. 488) !From his obit, he came to Stone County, MO with his paren t s at age 11 (1867/1868) (Marionville Free Press; 9 & 1 6 Sep 1926; copi ed from obit files at Mt. Vernon, MO Libra ry, Fall 1994) !1900 census of Stone Co., MO. !Nodaway County, MO as Martin's pob is in question. Jam e s L. Gore points out that his parents were in Buchanan Co unty in the 1850 and 18 60 censuses, bracketing Martin's bi rth. He may have been born in Buchan an County. ?? | Newman, Martin Rufus (I5664)
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| 1224 | !"The stations, preachers, clerks and number of members re p resented at the eighth annual meeting of the Lawrence Cou nty Association o f Baptists, held in 1878, are given as fo llows: xxxxxxxxx. Charity, Rev. Isaa c Standlee; Thomas Ne wman, clerk; ninety-eight. ..." (History of Newton, Law r ence, Barry and McDonald Counties, Missouri; Goodspeed Publ ishing Co.; 1888 ; p. 488) !"...... Know ye that there has been deposited in the off i ce of Register of Lands, of said State (MO), and abstrac t of the sale of Town ship School Lands, in the County of S tone, Whereby it appears that in pursuanc e of the severa l acts of the General Assembly of said State providing fo r th e sale of the Township School Lands, Thomas Newman bec ame the purchaser o f The East half of the North East quart er of Section Sixteen in Township Twent ysix of Range Twent y four, containing Eighty acres, at the price of one dolla r a nd twenty-five cents per acre ("being land granted by t he United States to the S tate of Missouri, for the inhabit ants of said Township, for the use of School s") for the su m of one hundred dollars, and - cents, which sum it furthe r appe ars has been fully paid by Martin R. Newman, assigne e of Thomas Newman. ...... .24 May 1886...." (Office of Rec order, Galena, MO; fall 1994) This land lie s in Stone Cou nty, MO in an area earlier known as Bradfield, MO. This N W corne r of Stone County lies very close to the Christia n and Lawrence County lines. Cur rently, the residents o f the area are in the Marionville, MO post-offic e; Marionv ille is in Lawrence County. We checked the Charity Cemeter y in the ol d Bradfield area, and the IOOF Cemetery in Mari onville for graves of Thomas a nd Sarah without finding the m. The son, Rufus, and family is buried in Mari onville IO OF, as is Colmore L. Newman, who I believe is probably a br other of T homas; and Colmore's son Thomas. The present da y owner of the land is Leaford G old, whose wife Lucille i s a "half-niece" of Nellie Newman, daughter of Ruf us. (Nel lie's husband was Lucille's mother's half-brother.) !Listed in 1870 and 1880 censuses of Stone Co., MO. List e d in 1850 and 1860 censuses of Buchanan County, MO. !Thomas was a brickmaker. (JLG/cf) | Newman, Thomas (I4245)
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| 1225 | !"The two will make their future home on the groom's far m , in Phillips County, Nebraska." (The Atchison County Ma il, 1 Apr 1910) As ther e is no Phillips County in Nebrask a, this must be Phelps County. After hi s John's death, sh e returned to Atchison County and was listed with her paren t s in the 1920 census. Her second husband, Carl, was a Met hodist minister. (JLG/c2 96) | Gore, Eunice Florence Una (I4411)
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| 1226 | !"The winter after coming to Dewey Co. (OK) the oldest so n , Remus, was sent back to Kans. to dispose of the thing s they had left there . To save fare he was riding unde r a freight car. The train ran into a blizz ard and when i t finally stopped his hands were frozen to the metal and h a d to be pried loose. He died of pneumonia from the exposu re." (Spanning The Riv er, Dewey County (OK) Historical So ciety; 1976) | Gore, Remus M. (I5793)
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| 1227 | !("Marriages Performed by the Rev. Landon Duncan; Giles Co u nty, Virginia; 1813-1859"; Contributed by Jack Winsor Han sen, Chicago, Ill inois; The Virginia Genealogist; Vol. 9 , No. 2; April-June 1965) Lewis E. Caper ton & Susa Wiley , 27 Nov 1845. !Marriage record: 1845 - Nov. 23, Bond - Lewis E. Capert o n and Susan Wiley; Surety: Lewis E. Caperton, James Wiley . (Giles/1982, 111). | Wiley, Susan (I5064)
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| 1228 | !(1870 Census of Wyoming County, WV; Annotated, Richardso n ; p. 7; copied at WV Archives; Oct 1996) | Bailey, Isaac Newton (I3885)
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| 1229 | !(Bloomfield Democrat, Thursday, 3 Jun 1875) "Another Hor r or - While our paper was on press last week, we were call ed to the side of an ol d resident of this county, Martin G ore, whose life was ebbing away from the ef fect of a crue l kick from a horse. - Mr. Gore was engaged in his business , stoc k breeding, at Barton's stable, at the time and rece ived his death blow b y a kick from one of the team belongi ng to Frank Guernsey. He was standing wit h his back to th e animal and never knew what gave him his death. The hoo f o f the animal struck him just at the base of the brain a nd broke in the skull . By the use of restoratives life ca me back to the apparently lifeless form , but no consciousn ess, and soon the life went out from the aged ten ement, an d the good old man was in the possession of that rest whic h was his he ritage by reason of the sixty years of uprigh t life that he had lived. His fam ily was summoned and too k the body home, from whence his funeral occurred on th e f ollowing day. He was buried in the Murphy graveyard near w here he had live d for twenty-six years. - Martin Gore wa s born in the State of Virginia 1814 . He went to Indiana w hen 18 years of age where he married; removing the nce to I owa in 1851. He came to Davis County, purchased the place w here his fami ly reside, and here built up for himself a co mpetency and a good name." !Martin and Hannah are listed as original Decatur County , I ndiana landowners. Martin on 27 July 1835; Hannah on 2 7 May 1833. !From (Indiana State Archives; Microfilm A17; Book 4; p. 3 0 9); original Tract Book entry for Indianapolis Land Offic e records on line 2 ; "W1/2 NE (Sec.) 28 80 (acres) S Mar 2 1, '33 William Swinney N July 27, '35 M artin Gore" Fro m (Decatur County, IN; Original Landowners Tract Book, Tran sc ribed from Indianapolis Land Office Records; p. 142) "T ownship No. 1 0 N Range 8 E; Section 28; (2nd line) NW1/4 o f NE1/4, 40.00 acres, July 27 , 1835, Martin Gore; (3rd lin e) SW1/4 of NE1/4, 40.00 acres, Mar. 21, 1833, Will iam Swi nney." The tracts were sold in minimum of 80 acre units. !Why was the transaction entered in 1833, yet Martin was s h own as an original landowner in Decatur County in 1835 ? Was the July 27, 183 5 date recorded in 1833? Could tha t represent when Martin attained majority ? Did William fi le for the land in order to acquire the 40 acres for Marti n ? Why? Hannah Shelton's 80 acres, purchased in May 183 3 joined the portio n acquired by William Swinney and Marti n. | Gore, Martin (I3670)
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| 1230 | !(CANotes from Buchanan Co., MO) Emmet Gore buried in Sun b ridge City Cem. d. on 10 Jul 1939. !Emmett Gore, 68 years old, who lived at the Men's Burea u , died last night at a local hospital. He was a member o f the Christian Church . He was not married and as far a s is known, his only survivor is a nephew. Th e body is a t the Tracy Barry Mortuary. (The St. Joseph News-Press; Tu esday , 11 Jul 1939) | Gore, Emmett (I4984)
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| 1231 | !(Charles Silas Hatcher in Historical Genealogy of the Bas h am, etc. Families; 1980, reprinted 1992 by the Mercer Co . Hist. Soc.; Ch. 7 "T he Meadows Family"; p. 73) shows Nan cy Meador, dau. of Josiah II, married to Jo hn Cooper; thei r children are: Josiah, m. Narcissa Walker; Emily, m. Gree n M eadows; Thomas, died young; Austin, m. Jane Mann. ?? | Meador, Nancy (I2990)
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| 1232 | !(Descendant information from ltr of Bonnee Ballinger, M a y 1996.) "William Fly, the owner of the Central Park Pro perty, was born in Ho ward County, Missouri 15 Sep 1830. H e is the son of John Fly, a farme r of that state. Willia m acquired an education in the common schools of hi s nativ e state. In the year 1852 he went to California to seek hi s fortune i n the gold mines, and there labored for five ye ars, accumulating some wealth. H e then returned to Missou ri, but remained only a short time during which he ma rrie d Miss Gore, the daughter of James Gore, a farmer in Andre w County, Missouri . Their union was blessed with the birt h of three boys. Cary B. born in Kans as, 14 Dec 1858; Joh n Davis born in Andrews County, Missouri 12 Oct 1860; Ja me s M. born in Missouri 21 April 1863. The first year of hi s marriage h e moved to Kansas and improved a farm, upon wh ich he lived three years. Becomin g wearied with farm lif e he sold his home and went to Colorado and followed th e v ocation of a miner. In 1865 he returned to Missouri, and w hile on the r oad, at Plum Creek, his wife died, in June 18 65. Mr. Fly came to Montana in 18 66 first locating in Dee r Lodge County and engaging in mining, which he followe d f or four years. In 1870 he directed his attention to stoc k raising, and chos e the Gallatin Valley for his range. O n the 23rd of May 1872 he married Susan C . Brooks of Dee r Lodge City. In 1882 he bought the Central Park propert y co nsisting of a large hotel, toll bridge and 160 acres o f land. He is now the pr oprietor of the hotel, and also f ollows farming and stock raising. He belo ngs to the Mason ic fraternity and is a leader in the Democratic Party." (H ist ory of Montana, 1739 to 1885, Montana State Univ. Archi ves) | Fly, William (I4306)
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| 1233 | !(Fogg) "John died from shock when he had his leg amputat e d from a horse kick." !"John Armstrong, living 6 miles east of Bloomfield, was k i cked by a horse, three weeks ago last Sunday, the hoof st riking him in the u pper portion of the thigh, and breakin g the main artery of the leg. All effort s to relieve hi s sufferings have been of no avail and the limb will probab l y by amputated today, by Drs. Shelton and Beauchamp. Abo ut 25 of Mr. Armstrong' s neighbors, headed by Jim Gore, ga thered at his home last week and cut his cor n for him, an d performed other kindly services which ... appreciated b y th e suffering ... his family." (The Bloomfield Democrat , 26 Sep 1890, p. 1 , col. 5; copied at IA State Hist. Soc . Library, Des Moines, IA, Sept. 1998) !On 21 May 1918 the "J. P. Armstrong Estate" bought Lot # 7 0 in the Knights of Pythias Cemetery in Pulaski for $20 . J.P. was apparantly m oved to this cemetery from the Sul livan Farm Cemetery after Eviolette di ed in 1918. (Copy o f Warranty Deed for Lot #70 obtained from Mrs. Evelyn Arm s trong, May 1994) | Armstrong, John Peacock (I3657)
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| 1234 | !(GFN, V4N3) | Davis, John Henry (I7262)
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| 1235 | !(GFN, V4N3) | Rowland, Priscill Dean (I7268)
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| 1236 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kasperger, Helene Theresa (I7282)
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| 1237 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Korzendorfer, Charles (I7293)
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| 1238 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Dowling, Michelle Dawn (I7302)
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| 1239 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Skeen, Bobby L. (I7318)
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| 1240 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Adams, Kimberly (I7326)
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| 1241 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Woods, Mildred (I7336)
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| 1242 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Sisson, William Carroll (I7370)
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| 1243 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kendrick, Grady Wayne (I7371)
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| 1244 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Duvall, Barry Richard Sr (I7385)
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| 1245 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kirby, Diana Marie (I7387)
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| 1246 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Waggoner, Rolen (I7402)
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| 1247 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Chiarello, Charles Richard (I7406)
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| 1248 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Burroughs, Joanna (I7411)
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| 1249 | !(Gladys Benchat Obituary Book 2, p. 37; Greenwood Count y H istorical Society; Eureka, KS; copy rec'd from Justin e Thomas, Dec 1996) Birt h order of children unknown. The y moved to Blaine, KS in 1891 and to Greenwoo d County, K S in 1902. !Descendant info on Dawsons received from Dena (DAWSON) EL L IOTT at Gore Reunion in Wichita, KS; Sept. 1998. (fil e - Gore/KS) | Brown, Elizabeth Jane (I6792)
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| 1250 | !(Gladys Beuchat Obituary Books; Greenwood County Historic a l Society; Eureka, KS; copy rec'd Dec 1996 from Justine T homas) | Enzor, Mary Cameron (I7501)
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