Notes: Appalachian Aristocracy

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21201	John's first wife Isabella Tate was first cousin once removed from his second wife Jane Tate Finley.	Family F12888
21202	John's second daughter, Tamsin, was named presumably for her paternal great grandmother.	HUNTRESS, Tamsin (I6191)
21203	John(1), Wells, 1663, Capt. of a coasting vessl plying from Boston to Maine settlements, m. Mary Mills (Thomas), who as his wid. conv. her Mills inher. to her d. Abibail Wiggin in 1719. Lists 266, 268a, 269ab. Gr.j. 1687, 1689, 1693, 1698, 1699, 1702. Had town gr. of 150 a next his br. Nathaniel in 1681. Ch: Abigail, m. 1st John Cousins(4); 2d James Wiggin, and wid. in 1719. Mary, m. 1st Thomas Baston jr.(8); 2d George Butland(1); ±67 in June 1750. Dorothy, mar. Samuel Hancock of Cambridge; q.c. to sis. Abigail Wiggin in 1721 in consid. of her care of their mother. Elizabeth, m. John Scribner of Exeter, their sons suing Abigail Wiggin in 1746 for ¼ of the Cloyes est. Isaac, had been supp. 7 yrs. by sis. Abigail in 1711 when he was presum. d., adm. being gr. her 7 Apr. 1746.	CLOYES, Elizabeth (I6905)
21204	John(1), Wells, 1663, Capt. of a coasting vessl plying from Boston to Maine settlements, m. Mary Mills (Thomas), who as his wid. conv. her Mills inher. to her d. Abibail Wiggin in 1719. Lists 266, 268a, 269ab. Gr.j. 1687, 1689, 1693, 1698, 1699, 1702. Had town gr. of 150 a next his br. Nathaniel in 1681. Ch: Abigail, m. 1st John Cousins(4); 2d James Wiggin, and wid. in 1719. Mary, m. 1st Thomas Baston jr.(8); 2d George Butland(1); ±67 in June 1750. Dorothy, mar. Samuel Hancock of Cambridge; q.c. to sis. Abigail Wiggin in 1721 in consid. of her care of their mother. Elizabeth, m. John Scribner of Exeter, their sons suing Abigail Wiggin in 1746 for ¼ of the Cloyes est. Isaac, had been supp. 7 yrs. by sis. Abigail in 1711 when he was presum. d., adm. being gr. her 7 Apr. 1746.	CLOYES, John II (I6906)
21205	John(1), Wells, 1663, Capt. of a coasting vessl plying from Boston to Maine settlements, m. Mary Mills (Thomas), who as his wid. conv. her Mills inher. to her d. Abibail Wiggin in 1719. Lists 266, 268a, 269ab. Gr.j. 1687, 1689, 1693, 1698, 1699, 1702. Had town gr. of 150 a next his br. Nathaniel in 1681. Ch: Abigail, m. 1st John Cousins(4); 2d James Wiggin, and wid. in 1719. Mary, m. 1st Thomas Baston jr.(8); 2d George Butland(1); ±67 in June 1750. Dorothy, mar. Samuel Hancock of Cambridge; q.c. to sis. Abigail Wiggin in 1721 in consid. of her care of their mother. Elizabeth, m. John Scribner of Exeter, their sons suing Abigail Wiggin in 1746 for ¼ of the Cloyes est. Isaac, had been supp. 7 yrs. by sis. Abigail in 1711 when he was presum. d., adm. being gr. her 7 Apr. 1746.	MILLS, Mary (I6907)
21206	John(1), Wells, 1663, Capt. of a coasting vessl plying from Boston to Maine settlements, m. Mary Mills (Thomas), who as his wid. conv. her Mills inher. to her d. Abibail Wiggin in 1719. Lists 266, 268a, 269ab. Gr.j. 1687, 1689, 1693, 1698, 1699, 1702. Had town gr. of 150 a next his br. Nathaniel in 1681. Ch: Abigail, m. 1st John Cousins(4); 2d James Wiggin, and wid. in 1719. Mary, m. 1st Thomas Baston jr.(8); 2d George Butland(1); ±67 in June 1750. Dorothy, mar. Samuel Hancock of Cambridge; q.c. to sis. Abigail Wiggin in 1721 in consid. of her care of their mother. Elizabeth, m. John Scribner of Exeter, their sons suing Abigail Wiggin in 1746 for ¼ of the Cloyes est. Isaac, had been supp. 7 yrs. by sis. Abigail in 1711 when he was presum. d., adm. being gr. her 7 Apr. 1746.	CLOYES, Abigail (I29550)
21207	John(1), Wells, 1663, Capt. of a coasting vessl plying from Boston to Maine settlements, m. Mary Mills (Thomas), who as his wid. conv. her Mills inher. to her d. Abibail Wiggin in 1719. Lists 266, 268a, 269ab. Gr.j. 1687, 1689, 1693, 1698, 1699, 1702. Had town gr. of 150 a next his br. Nathaniel in 1681. Ch: Abigail, m. 1st John Cousins(4); 2d James Wiggin, and wid. in 1719. Mary, m. 1st Thomas Baston jr.(8); 2d George Butland(1); ±67 in June 1750. Dorothy, mar. Samuel Hancock of Cambridge; q.c. to sis. Abigail Wiggin in 1721 in consid. of her care of their mother. Elizabeth, m. John Scribner of Exeter, their sons suing Abigail Wiggin in 1746 for ¼ of the Cloyes est. Isaac, had been supp. 7 yrs. by sis. Abigail in 1711 when he was presum. d., adm. being gr. her 7 Apr. 1746.	CLOYES, Mary (I29553)
21208	John(1), Wells, 1663, Capt. of a coasting vessl plying from Boston to Maine settlements, m. Mary Mills (Thomas), who as his wid. conv. her Mills inher. to her d. Abibail Wiggin in 1719. Lists 266, 268a, 269ab. Gr.j. 1687, 1689, 1693, 1698, 1699, 1702. Had town gr. of 150 a next his br. Nathaniel in 1681. Ch: Abigail, m. 1st John Cousins(4); 2d James Wiggin, and wid. in 1719. Mary, m. 1st Thomas Baston jr.(8); 2d George Butland(1); ±67 in June 1750. Dorothy, mar. Samuel Hancock of Cambridge; q.c. to sis. Abigail Wiggin in 1721 in consid. of her care of their mother. Elizabeth, m. John Scribner of Exeter, their sons suing Abigail Wiggin in 1746 for ¼ of the Cloyes est. Isaac, had been supp. 7 yrs. by sis. Abigail in 1711 when he was presum. d., adm. being gr. her 7 Apr. 1746.	CLOYES, Dorothy (I29556)
21209	John, was adopted by a Shawnee family who had lost their son. John became very fond of his new family. The return prisoner list included Catherine See and her children Michael, George, John, Mary, Margaret and Lois...along with Margaret, George, Elizabeth and Sally Yocum (Yoakum). John returned to the Shawnee settlement to his new family, and eventually his uncle, Michael Adam See (brother of Frederick Michael and husband of Barbara Rebecca Harness). ransomed and took him back to Hampshire County, Virginia where the rest of the See family was then living.	See, John (I9991)
21210	Johnson Family History notes Edmund as a female, and the census record confirms it. CENSUS RECORDS 1900 United States Federal Census Name: Edmun H Johnson Age: 17 Birth Date: Jul 1882 Birthplace: Virginia Home in 1900: Marshall, Buckingham, Virginia Race: White Relation to Head of House: Daughter Marital Status: Single Father's Birthplace: Virginia Mother's Name: Nannie Johnson Mother's Birthplace: Virginia	JOHNSON, Edmund Hubbard (I23326)
21211	Jonas married his first cousin Susannah Whitt, daughter of Archibald Whitt. Archibald was the brother of Hezekiah Whitt, father of Jonas. Jonas Followed his father Hezekiah Whitt to Tazewell county after David Crockett Whitt was born, around 1837. After Susannah died about 1839, (probably in child birth with Hannah) Jonas took his son David Crockett, and Moved to Greenup County Kentucky. This trip of about 200 miles had to be hard. Jonas went to KY. to build a grist mill on Big White Oak Creek Farm, for Dr.Samuel Truitt, The Post Master of Truittsville. How this Job and move come about I have not found out.(Most likely through Richard Nelson "Devil Dick" Whitt, his brother who lived the next county over from Greenup, Carter County Kentucky) Samuel Truitt had a daughter named Milred who Married Jonas on 08 Feb.1848. I visited the cemetery on a bluff overlooking Big White Oak Creek where Jonas is buried. I was shown the trace where Jonas dug for the mill. It is grown up with brush and briars now. David Crockett Whitt son of Jonas and Susannah was a young boy when he went to Ky. with his father Jonas. Crockett was born in 1836 and Jonas remarried in 1848, makeing David Crockett about 12 at the time. David Crockett Whitt moved back to Virigina sometime between 1848 and 1859 where He married Arminda Robinett. D.C. Whitt's family lived in Tazewell and Russell County VA.	WHITT, Jonas (I4695)
21212	Jonathan P. Dawson the 5th day of September 1900, at 11 P.M.	DAWSON, Jonathan Pascal (I7649)
21213	Jones, William Haslet, "Philip Towle, Hampton, New Hampshire: His English Origins and Some American Descendants," (1995). Jones states in the introduction at pages v.-vi., "...it seems more than likely that Philip Towle came from the parish of Crediton, County Devon, England." The name "Philip Towle" was common in Devonshire. When he emigrated is not known. His name is not found at Hampton in any early land owner records. He signed the Oath of Allegiance April 25, 1678 and became a freeman June 23, 1681. (Jones, p. 6) In an update of this book on the Towles: Philip Towle, Hampton, New Hampshire His English Origins and Some American Descendants, William Haslet Jones, Heritage Books, Inc. published August 1, 2012. The author has found, "The English home of Philip Towle, an early settler of Hampton, New Hampshire, has been established with a high degree of certainty to be the parish of Crediton, County Devon (sometimes referred to as County Devonshire). His ancestry in County Devon was traced back four generations to Roger Toolie, born about 1545 at Colebrooke, Devon. Crediton parish records, records of adjacent parishes, Devon will lists, Subsidy Rolls, and 1641 Protection Rolls are all presented as proof of Philip Towle's English origin. The name was very common in the 16th and 17th centuries, especially in County Devonshire along the River Exe. The name was generally spelled Towell, but Towle was a common variant. "For the time period from 1577 through 1650, the name Philip Towell/Towle appears some 16 times in English records. All of these entries occurred in Co. Devon. And with two exceptions, all of these men named Philip Towle lived in or near the parish of Crediton. It therefore seems quite likely that this was the home of Philip Towle of Hampton, N.H." "One individual named Philip Towle was found of the correct age living at Crediton in Co. Devonshire. Perhaps he was the immigrant, since he is not named in later records. This Philip Towle was named in the 1641 Protection Record for Devonshire at Crediton. He was born about 1616 the son of Philip Towell and his wife Margaret Whyte." ---------------- He arrived in Hampton just a short while before his marriage. He bought land and the deed was from the Rev. John Wheelwright, the founder of Exeter, who had been third pastor in Hampton. The land is described as follows: 'one messuage, or dwelling-house, with the other out-housing thereunto belonging; as also a house Lott adjoining thereunto, containing by estimaccon seven acres and a halfe more or less (being formerly the house and land of Henry Ambrose) butting upon the highway leading to Exiter with one end, and with the other upon the land of John Marian, lijng between the lands of the sayd John Marian on the west and the land of Jasper Blake easterly." He was an average "yeoman" in the community and didn't appear in many records. When Philip was about 60 years old, he, along with five others, were fined "for taking tobacko neare ye meetinghouse in ye face of ye court, were fined each of them ten shillings according to law.' The law was an act of the town meeting Feb. 14, 1676, recorded as follows: 'To prvent Danger by fire itt is ordered thatt if any prson shall take any tabaco, or Carrie any fire or make use of any fire in the new meeting House or fortt yard, they shall forfitt ten shillings for Every such offense, the one Halfe to the Informer & the other Halfe to the Towne." History of Hampton: "The house-lot here described has ever since remained in the Towle family, and is now John A. Towle's homestead." [born 1827; page 1016] "Before he settled down to farming, Mr. Towle probably led a sea-faring life, as in the deed he is styled 'seaman."	TOWLE, Philip (I6861)
21214	Joseph and Hettie had three children.	Family F6566
21215	Joseph and his wife, Elizabeth, left TN and moved to AL around 1835 and then moved to Dade County, GA, where Joseph died before 1840. Deed Book D, Page 156-7, Dade County, GA State of Georgia, Dade County. Indenture made the sixth of August 1853 between John G. TATE, James TATE and Joseph TATE, the heirs of Joseph Tate dec'd of the State of Tennessee, county of Grundy of the the one part and Harvey Walker of the other part of the state aforesaid... witnesseth that the said Horace Walker for and in consideration of the sum of two hundred and ten dollars to them in hand paid... sold half of that tract or parcel of land situated being and lying in the tenth district of Cherokee County, now Dade County, Land lot 184. Witness: John Gross and Sarah Gross. Signed John G. Tate.	TATE, Joseph (I14318)
21216	Joseph moved to Maine and may have been a Revolutionary War veteran. A trio of genealogically informative Rockingham county, New Hampshire deed record not only establish Joseph's parentage and that of his wife, but also place the couple in Providence, Rhode Island 19 May 1753, Epping, New Hampshire 2 February 1763, and Exeter, New Hampshire 29 April 1766 (Rockingham Co., NH deeds 43:442, 34:728, and 84:243 for place locations). In 1763, Joseph and Abigail Russell, now of Epping, New Hampshire, conveyed their rights to the estate of Richard Long of Salisbury, which fell to "my honored mother, Sarah Russell, wife of William Russell." The deed further states that both Joseph's parents were deceased, that Joseph's mother Sarah was a sister to Richard Long, and that her share was one-quarter of the estate. By deed, 12 Mar 1764, John Clough of Brentwood, Elisha Clough of Kingston, Joseph Russell of Exeter, and Samuel and Eleanor Welch of Suncook, all of the province of New Hampshire, conveyed to Jonathon Moulton of Hampton, Esq., all their rights in land in Exeter that they had inherited from their uncle Richard Long of Salisbury, deceased 19 April 1777 deed of nearby Rockingham county, New Hampshire, mentions Joseph Russell of Massabesick (Rockingham Co. deeds 109:64). W.W. Clayton's History of York County, Maine reports that Joseph Russell was one of the first settlers of Massabesick, as the plantation was known before its incorporation as the town of Waterborough in 1787. Clayton also writes, "Prior to 1768 the entire tract was a vast wilderness into which no highways penetrated and which was traversed only along Indian trails and over logging roads, which had been built through various parts of the town by settlers from the Atlantic coast who souht this territory for the magnificent pines and oaks which covered it, for use in shipbuilding at home and for export, a large business enterprise from Portsmouth to Portland. Massabesick Plantation included a portion of northern Alfred, called the Gore. The name came from Massabesick Pond (now Shaker Pond) coming from the name of an Indian chief residing on its western shore. The name Massabesick was confirmed by resolve of the General Court of Massachusetts." 3 Nov 1783, Joseph Russell, "husbandman of Massabesick," conveyed land "in Massabesick by the highway and land of John Bean" to his wife Abigail and Sarah Russell (York Deeds 50: 224) Joseph Russell was one of 30 signers of the petition of 1785 by the Inhabitants of the Plantation of Massabesick in the county of York who "humbly sheweth that thay Labour under sum Very Great Inconveniances for want of being Incorporated and wish to be Put in a better situation for Doing their Duty wherfore Your Petitioners Earnestly Pray that their Plantation may be incorporated into a Town acording to the Plan herewith Presented to Gether with a gore of Land containing about Eighteen hundred acres Lying between Sanford and Shapleighton and adjoining the aforesaid Plantation and your Petitioners as in Duty Bound will Ever pray &c." And so Waterborough came into being by act of the sitting Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, March 6 1787. It was named in honor of Col. Josiah Waters, one of the early proprietors of Massabesick. 1791, Joseph and Abigail conveyed additional land in Waterborough to their son "Joseph Russell, Junr."[ ] In 1792, Joseph and Abigail conveyed livestock to their (still unmarried) daughter Sarah Russell (York Deeds 56: 304) CENSUS RECORD State: ME Year: 1790, County: York Roll: M637_2 Township: Waterboro, Page: 68, Image: 0192 1790 United States Federal Census Name: Joseph Russull Home in 1790: Waterboro, York, Maine Free White Persons - Males - 16 and over: 1 Free White Persons - Females: 1 Number of Household Members: 2 Joseph, Sr.'s household, consisting of himself and presumably his wife is placed just below his son William Jr's on the census. Both surnames are mispelled Russull	RUSSELL, Joseph (I5999)
21217	Joseph was a dairy farmer in Washington Co.VA. They lived on the homeplace in Hayters Gap , VA.	JOHNSON, Joseph Pickett (I2198)
21218	Joseph was ordained as a Presbyterian minister in 1839. He was a Biblical scholar who taught at biblical literature in the Princeton Theological Seminary. He devoted himself especially to the study of Hebrew and other languages, and from 1830 to 1833 was adjunct professor of ancient languages and literature there. He mastered more than 30 languages. More info http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Addison_Alexander	ALEXANDER, Joseph Addison (I10386)
21219	Joseph was the brother of Aphia Moody Russell of Alfred and of Mary Moody Davis, wife of John Davis of Shapleigh, according to affidavits supporting Bridget Moody's pension application. Early Families of Shapleigh-Acton by Fred R. Boyle, C.G. Sanford-Springvale, ME.	MOODY, Joseph (I5870)
21220	Joseph was the brother of Aphia Moody Russell of Alfred and of Mary Moody Davis, wife of John Davis of Shapleigh, according to affidavits supporting Bridget Moody's pension application. Early Families of Shapleigh-Acton by Fred R. Boyle, C.G. Sanford-Springvale, ME.	MOODY, Mary (I6933)
21221	Joyce Marie Collins Mrs. Joyce Marie Collins, age 45, of Cedar Bluff, Virginia, passed away Sunday, October 4, 2009 at her home following a brief illness. She was born in Mt. Airy, North Carolina and was the daughter of Larry and Kay Smith of Seven Mile Ford, Virginia. She had made her home in the Cedar Bluff area for the past seven years and was a member of the Crossroads Community Church in Cedar Bluff. She was a graduate of Liberty University and Chilhowie High School. Survivors are: Her Husband: Rodney Collins; Two Sons: Matthew Counts of Radford, Virginia, Tyler Counts of Abingdon, Virginia; Two Step Sons: Rodney Collins, II and wife, Carrie of Cedar Bluff, Virginia, Scott Collins and wife, Angelia of Richlands, Virginia, One Sister Laura Teeters and husband, Stan of Richmond, Virginia; Step Grandchildren: Sierra Collins, Hannah Collins, and Makala Collins; Nephew: Aaron Teeters and Niece: Preston Teeters also survive. Funeral services for Joyce Marie Collins will be conducted Wednesday, October 7, 2009 at 11:00am at the Hurst-Scott Funeral Chapel in Richlands, Virginia with the Rev. Rick Pruitt officiating. Interment will follow at Greenhills Memory Gardens in Claypool Hill, Virginia. Family and Friends will serve as pallbearers. Friends may call after 6:00pm Tuesday evening at the Hurst-Scott Funeral Home in Richlands, Virginia.	Smith, Joyce Marie (I25830)
21222	Joye Boardman has his date of birth as circa 1901. CENSUS RECORDS 1910 United States Census Name: Marcus A Talbert Gender: Male Age: 9 Birth Year (Estimated): 1901 Birthplace: Virginia Marital Status: Single Race: White Home in 1910: Saltville, Washington, Virginia Relationship to Head of Household: Grandson Father's Birthplace: Virginia Mother's Birthplace: Virginia Household: 116 Household Members: Andrew J Talbert 76 [grandfather] Martha E Talbert 74 [grandmother] Robert L Talbert 51 Letty V Talbert 44 Marcus A Talbert 9 Cintha G Talbert 6	TALBERT, Marcus (I795)
21223	Joye Boardman has his date of birth as May 26, 1845 in Illinois. (Ref: 1860 Census of Polk Co., Oregon) 1870 Washington Territory, Waitsburg Township Census..Adam is 25, Mary, 23, Grace 6/12, born 1860 and farmhand, C. W. Worley, age 44 In 1872 he came to Walla Walla, WA where he lived the remainder of his life. For five years Adam engaged in the butcher business in Waitsburg and then purchased a ranch in Whitman County. At his death he left his widow a valuable tract of eight hundred acres of land in Whitman County. Adam took a very active part in the ODD Fellows lodge and was a staunch supporter of the Republican Party. He was a man of good business and executive ability. (Ref: Lyman's History of Walla Walla County, Vol 1Chicago: The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, 1918, pages 588-591.) Scrapbook - dated about 1901, located at the Oregon State Historical Society Library, Portland, Oregon. Walla Walla, WA. May 20, - Adam Fudge, aged 55 years, a pioneer of the Pacific Coast, and for many years a resident of Endicott, Washington, died in this city late last evening. The funeral will take place at Waitsburg under the auspices of the 100F Lodge. The exact date has not been set. Buried in the Odd Fellows Cemetery in Waitsburg.	FUDGE, Adam (I931)
21224	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	WOODWARD, Edith Meryl (I1919)
21225	Joye Boardman's mother was a 2nd cousin and remembers visiting her as a young girl.	WORLEY, Palestine (Alcey) (I912)
21226	Juanita S. Halstead, 89, of Scott Depot, passed away Wednesday, July 12, 2006, at Sunbridge of Putnam after an extended illness. Juanita was a member of the Washington Street Church of Christ in St. Albans, where she had taught Ladies Bible Classes for many years. She had published a book about her Father's family titled "The Sigmon's of Virginia" and had completed an unpublished manuscript about her Mother's family titled "Reed's In The Wind." She was a devoted wife and mother and enjoyed her genealogical studies and spending time with her two cats. Before her marriage, she had worked for the state of West Virginia in the Department of Labor and the Executive branch and later for the Southern Coal Operators Association in Charleston. She was preceded in death by her loving husband, E. Housten Halstead and her great-grandson, Jamie Dale Pauley. Juanita is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, John H. and Joan Halstead of Midland, Mich.; her grandchildren, Erin Halstead Pauley, Matthew Joseph Halstead, and Carrie Rebecca Halstead; her great-grandchildren, Alexandra Brooke Pauley, Tyler Austin Venturi, Ella Madison Halstead, and Hunter Wayne Halstead; her niece, Martha Watterson of Apple Grove. A celebration of Juanita's life will be 2 p.m. Saturday, July 15, at Casdorph & Curry Funeral Home, 110 B St., St. Albans, with Minister Michael Mayo officiating. Private entombment will follow in Cunningham Memorial Park. There will be a gathering of family and friends one hour prior to the service.	Sigmon, Juanita (I9903)
21227	Julia's parents died in Illinois in 1862 and she came to Washington Territory in 1865. 1870 Washington Territory, Waitsburg Township lists James 34, Julie, 20, Cora, age 1 and a farmhand, Thomas Grady.	PIPER, Julia Allen (I936)
21228	June 24, 1856..Birth Register of Washington Co.VA..states Nancy E. Eastridge is daughter of Calvin Whitaker, neighbor, and Drucilla (Priscilla) Eastridge. Washington Co.VA Death Register states Nancy died at age 27 years in Dec 1884, Washington Co.VA.	EASTRIDGE, Nancy E. (I832)
21229	June 24, 1856..Birth Register of Washington Co.VA..states Nancy E. Eastridge is daughter of Calvin Whitaker, neighbor, and Drucilla (Priscilla) Eastridge.	EASTRIDGE, Drucilla/Priscilla (I831)
21230	Kankakee County Clerk, comp.. Kankakee County Clerk Genealogy Records. Kankakee, IL: Kakakee County Clerk, 2008. Name: Sylvia Vidola Moore Death Date: 23 Nov 1965	FUGATE, Sylvia Vidola (I30263)
21231	Kansas, Deaths and Burials, Index, 1885-1930 Name: Spencer Dunn Gender: Male Race: White Birth Date: abt 1844 Birth Place: Kentucky Death Date: 11 Feb 1889 Death Age: 45 Death Place: Osawatomie, Miami, Kansas Burial Date: 12 Feb 1889 Burial Place: Osawatomie, Kansas Marital Status: Single Occupation: Trader FHL Film Number: 1535822	Dunn, Spencer Jr. (I23803)
21232	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	KESTNER, Kenneth Reed (I1566)
21233	Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Name: Aleine Walters Death Date: 17 Aug 1942 Death Place: Fayette Age: 39 Residence: Morgan Volume: 36 Certificate: 17651	WALTER, AleIne (I25029)
21234	Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Name: Laurel D Lovan Death Date: 9 Oct 1976 Death Place: Warren Age: 76 Residence: Warren Volume: 51 Certificate: 25225	Lovan, Laurel Dacre (I23835)
21235	Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Name: Maggie McIntosh Death Date: 5 Sep 1980 Death Place: Perry Age: 73 Residence: Breathitt Volume: 47 Certificate: 23133	CHRISTIAN, Maggie (I3765)
21236	Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Name: Alex R Lawson Death Date: 17 Apr 1925 Death Place: Warren Age: 66 Volume: 22 Certificate: 10811	Lawson, Alex R. (I24041)
21237	Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Name: Athol B Christian Death Date: 24 Apr 1960 Death Place: Boyd Age: 55 Residence: Boyd Volume: 20 Certificate: 9660	CHRISTIAN, Athol Baird (I20690)
21238	Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Name: Betsey C Hardcastle Death Date: 6 Mar 1976 Death Place: Warren Age: 79 Residence: Warren Volume: 26 Certificate: 12570	Claypool, Betsey (I23826)
21239	Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Name: Bonnie R Whittaker Death Date: 9 Aug 1975 Death Place: Clark Age: 79 Residence: Clark Volume: 48 Certificate: 23911	Rice, Bonnie (I15998)
21240	Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Name: C P Caudill Death Date: 7 Dec 1968 Death Place: Rowan Age: 83 Residence: Rowan Volume: 65 Certificate: 32427	CAUDILL, Cornelius Prater (I143)
21241	Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Name: Charles D Whitaker Death Date: 4 May 1999 Death Place: West Liberty Age: 75 Residence: Morgan Volume: 32 Certificate: 15641 Social Security Death Index, 1935-Current Name: Charles D. Whitaker SSN: 400-24-0586 Last Residence: 41472 West Liberty, Morgan, Kentucky Born: 14 Feb 1924 Died: 4 May 1999 State (Year) SSN issued: Kentucky (Before 1951)	WHITAKER, Charles Daniel (I218)
21242	Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Name: Charles E Cook Death Date: 21 May 1979 Death Place: Boyle Age: 86 Residence: Boyle Volume: 20 Certificate: 9776	Cook, Charles (I22805)
21243	Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Name: Charles J Mounts Death Date: 2 Jun 1931 Death Place: Pike Age: 51 Volume: 56 Certificate: 27825	Mounts, Charley J. Jr. (I21501)
21244	Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Name: Charles W Burton Death Date: 23 Jan 1936 Death Place: Jefferson Age: 78 Residence: Louisville Volume: 4 Certificate: 1620	Burton, Charles Woodson (I23955)
21245	Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Name: Clare C Short Death Date: 15 Nov 1921 Death Place: Bell Age: 34 Volume: 1 Certificate: 103 Cause of death: Uremic poisoning [kidney failure]	Claypool, Clare (I23965)
21246	Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Name: Dora L Whiteaker Death Date: 21 Oct 1962 Death Place: Fayette Age: 81 Residence: Magoffin Volume: 45 Certificate: 22338	LYKINS, Dora Lee (I271)
21247	Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Name: Elcana Chapman Death Date: 28 Apr 1983 Death Place: Pike Age: 89 Residence: Pike Volume: 26 Certificate: 12664	Chapman, Elkana (I21542)
21248	Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Name: Elsie J Charles Death Date: 5 Jan 1962 Death Place: Boyd Age: 71 Residence: Boyd Volume: 1 Certificate: 122	CHRISTIAN, Elsie (I17572)
21249	Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Name: Fern Chapman Death Date: 2 Feb 1964 Death Place: Pike Age: 69 Residence: Pike Volume: 19 Certificate: 9069	Deskins, Fern (I21543)
21250	Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000 Name: Franklin D New Death Date: 22 Jun 1983 Death Place: Pike Age: 44 Residence: Pike Volume: 32	New, Franklin Delano (I19137)