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| 1651 | Dayton Daily News, The News Messenger (Fremontt) | HOVIS, Mary J (I1867)
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| 1652 | dBIRTH 1919: on familysearch.org. Robert E Doyle b in Los Angeles, California on Sept. 15, 1919 (California Birth Index, 1905-1955) Born to james Vincent Doyle, 20 and Dede Mary Wise,20. CENSUS 1920: on familysearch.org. James Jr Doyle, 4 months, b in California, living withparents:JamesW.23/Dede21 DoyleJ Location: Los Angeles Assembly District 1, Los Angeles, California. (Name of the son changes.) CENSUS 1940: on familysearch.org. Robert Doyle, 19, b in California, living with uncle/aunt:Elmer53/Hope48 Doyle. Location: Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California. DEATH 1995: on familysearch.org. Robert Emory Doyle die Oct. 20, 1995 in San Bernardino, California. California Death Index. | DOYLE, Robert Emory (I1059)
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| 1653 | DEATH 1888: Annie Maclay died Aug 4, 1888 at age 8 months. (Montana, Deaths) BURIAL 1888; on findagrave.com. Anna MacLay died Aug. 1888. Buried in unknown location: Findagrave Memorial# 172301432 | MACLAY, Anna (I1112)
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| 1654 | DEATH 1896: on familysearch.org. Edgar J Mac Lay [sic] die on Jan.3, 1896 at age 52. (Montana, Cascade County Records) BURIAL 1897: on findagrave.com. Edgar Glein Maclay died Jan.4, 1897. Buried in Old Highland Cemetery, Great Fllas, Montana. Findagrave Memorial # 64563811 | MACLAY, Edgar-Gleim (I1110)
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| 1655 | Death Certificate says he was born 10 Sept 1851. 1900 census says Mar. 1850. | HOVIS, David Walter (I705)
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| 1656 | Death records suggest birth date of 1889. 1930 and 1940 censuses say she is 53 and 48, respectively. | FLOWER, Margaret (I2095)
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| 1657 | DEATH: Obituary: Posted 26 Nov 2013 by BarneyHaugen on ancestry.com Joyce Carol Sherman, 82, Fargo, passed away Sunday, January 8, 2012 at her daughter's residence. Joyce was born August 17, 1929 in Fingal, North Dakota to Hjalmer and Carla (Hendrickson) Christianson. She grew up on the family farm. She graduated from Fingal High School. Joyce married Robert Sherman on June 22, 1948 in Fingal, North Dakota. They farmed near Fingal until moving to Fargo in 1953, where they have lived since. Joyce was a nurse's aide at St. Ansgar's Hospital for 4-5 years. She worked at the Fargo Nursing Home, later known at Rosewood on Broadway, for 30 years. She retired in 1998. Joyce was an avid reader and enjoyed taking pictures. Her grandchildren and great grandchildren meant the world to Joyce. She is survived by her husband, Robert; children, Kathy Sherman, Betty (Randy) Haugen, Gary (Brandie) Sherman, Jenny (Jim) Guttu; 11 grandchildren; 9 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents and son, Glenn Gathering: 9-10:00 A.M. Thursday, January 12, 2012 at St. Mary's Cathedral, Fargo. Funeral Service: The funeral mass will be 10:00 am, Thursday, January 12, 2012 at St. Mary's Cathedral. Burial: Holy Trinity Cemetery, Fingal, North Dakota | CHRISTIANSON, Joyce Carol (I628)
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| 1658 | Death: Still Living (as March 29, 2020) Burial*: Johnson County Chapel and Memorial Gardens, Overland Park, Johnson County, Kansas, USA Findagrave Memorial# 34969682 Inscription: TOGETHER FOREVER; MARRIED JULY 14, 1962 | WAY, Thomas G (I1764)
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| 1659 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I350)
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| 1660 | Dick says that his grandfather was an alcoholic and created a stir everywhere they lived. | SCRUGGS, Joseph Murphy I (I3)
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| 1661 | Died in Sherman County, Kansas. Buried in Goodland Cemetery, Goodland, Sherman, Kansas. Findagrave Memorial# 86479903. | COWPERTHWAITE, Alfred Roscoe (I1625)
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| 1662 | DNA matches: Ann Dransfield (1860-1894 b/d Almonte ON), married John Dunlop. Their daughter, Jean (1882-1942) married Wm Edwin Johnstone (1876-1943). They had a son Frederick Scott Johnstone 1906-1996 who married Lillian Bergeron and they had the son who is my DNA connection. No research done yet on these descendants of Ann and no sources collected for her parents yet either -- oct1/2019. This info and more details come from Maloney family Tree on MyHeritage. Contact: Darcy Maloney. | DRANSFIELD, Ann Jane (I155)
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| 1663 | DNA note: Annette Bowles is the daughter of Glenn Cowperthwaite, so my 3C1R, 15 cM - Aug 6, 2019. | COWPERTHWAITE, Annette (I1810)
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| 1664 | DNA note: Oct1, 2019 There is a dna match in Ancestry.com. ThruLines says that between the match and the known ancestor (Reason Naylor), there are 2 levels. The tree shows a “Howard Martin (1919-1988)†as the husband of Reason’s daughter, Helen Marie Naylor Martin. It looks like the son may also be a Gregory Martin, and then “dmart1122†(the name of the match, a male, son of Howard Martin Jr.) would also be a “Martinâ€. His official name is unknown at this time. | MARTIN, dmart1122 (I1878)
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| 1665 | DNA note: the granddaughter of Emil Makeeff and Ruth W Hovis is a DNA match --3C, 39 cM (Lindsey Frohlich). The connection is private (Spt2019). Bryant may not be her father as there were other children also. (Jan.2020) | MAKEEFF, Bryant William (I1643)
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| 1666 | DNA note: the great granddaughter of Iva May Hovis is a DNA match - 3C1R - 20 cM (Kristin Williams) -- kristinwilliams104 on ancestry. The two levels between Iva May and Kirstin are private (Spt2019). | HOVIS, Iva M. (I716)
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| 1667 | DNA NOTES: - Rachel Makeeff (128 cMs) is a match to me. She is likely the granddaughter of Clinton Hovis and Louise Berger; possibly the daugher of Ruth Hovis and Emil Makeeff. No documentation to support this. (Jan16, 2020, this match is not registered onThruLines.) - Lindsey Frohlich (39 cMs) is a match to me. She is possibly the granddaughter of Ruth Hovis and Emil Makeeff, great granddaughter of Clinton and Louise Hovis. Connections are still private (Sept2019). It is unknown how Lindsey and Rachel might be related. CENSUS 1930: Ruth Hovis 16 was living with her mother Louise47 and siblings: Leown17, VInsonW12, JuniorC11, LoisC8 Hovis in Greybull, Wyoming. (Her father, Clinton P Hovis, was already in Canada. The census was done April 7, 1930. May 30, 1930, she came to Canada. There is no record of that border crossing, but it is mentioned on the Border Crossing when she returned to the US (Feb.17, 1938). She returned by herself and referenced her friend Mrs Pat Buckley in Sweetgrass, Montana. She was 24 and still single at that time. | HOVIS, Ruth Winifred (I750)
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| 1668 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1837)
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| 1669 | Dunkin says " GROSS SCRUGGS, Gentleman, of Bedford County, Virginia, son of Thomas Scruggs, was born in X'irginia about 1736. He was sergeant in the Colonial ]\Iilitia in 1758; Gentleman Justice of the Court of Bedford County, June 25, 1771 ; qualified as Justice of the Peace, March 26, 1771 ; appointed trustee to regulate the making of slopes for the passage of fish in the mill dams on Black Water River, February, 1772; was chosen County Committeeman, May 25, 1775. He was commissioned as captain of the Fifth \irginia Regiment, February 26, 1776 (commanded by Colonel Charles Scott), and served as late as March, 1778; he was a major prior to November, 1781, in the Continental line with George Washington, Commander-in-Chief, He qualified as sheriff of Bedford County, November 24, 1783, under commission from the Governor of Virginia, dated October 6, 1783, to act during pleasure. He married (bachelor) October 4, 1768, Elizabeth Arthur, of Bedford County, sister to Benjamin Arthur. He had no issue. Gross Scruggs' will was dated July 12, 1787, and probated in Bedford County, July 28, 1788, in which he leaves all of his estate, both real and personal, to his wife Elizabeth, and at her death to her nephew William Arthur, son of Benjamin Arthur, with a legacy to Gross Scruggs, son of Thomas Scruggs, of fifty pounds current money. He makes his wife executrix, and his brother Thomas Scruggs with Edmund Winston, executors. The will was sealed in the presence of Thomas Arthur, Anne Brown, Boyce Edison." (p. 30-31) | SCRUGGS, Gross (I262)
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| 1670 | Dunklin (p. 24, 31) says that John Scruggs and Judith Porter had two children; these are not listed in this database. | PORTER, Judith (I288)
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| 1671 | Dunklin (p. 43-45) states that Gross (reference I.4.3.5) married about 4 times: Nancy Logwood, Mary Tate, the widow Jones, and the widow Shotwell, and lists multiple children; these spouses and children are not included in this database. "GROSS SCRUGGS, third son of Thomas Scruggs, was born in Virginia, 1769. He went to Kentucky with his father and brothers in 1793-94, but did not remain. He went from there to Tennessee, and on back to Virginia, and finally settled in Alabama on a large plantation, near Huntsville, Madison County. It is said he caused quite a sensation upon his arrival in Alabama, as he came in his coach-and-four, with out-riders. He married four times, first in Bedford County, Virginia, May 31, 1792. Nancy Logwood ; secondly, in Bedford County, Virginia. October 17, 1805,' Mary (called "Polly") Tate, who died September 19, 1832. He married, thirdly, in Alabama, the widow Jones, and fourthly, in Alabama, the widow Shotwell. Gross Scruggs had issue by Nancy Logwood." (p.43) The children were Thomas b.1793, William b.1795, Gross b.1796, Edmond b.1798, Ann, b.1800, Mary b.1803, Martha b.1804. (p.43-44) "Nancy Logwood Scruggs was a sister of Kitty Logwood and a first cousin of Mary Otey Leftwich, who married Pleasant Goggin, brother to Pamelia Goggin, the wife of Samuel Clemens, from whom we have 'Mark Twain'. Gross Scruggs had issue by Mary Tate" (p. 44) The children were Elizabeth b.1807, Emily b.1809, Sarah b.1811, Pamelia b.1813, Julia b.1815, John b.1817, James b.1819, Margaret b.1821, Harriet b.1823, Elouise b.1826." (p. 44-45). "Gross Scruggs had no issue by his last two wives. He was a prominent man of his times, and amassed quite a fortune, which, at his death, became divided amongst his numerous children. He died in Alabama on his plantation, in 1856, at the advanced age of ninety-five years, blind, but in full possession of his mental faculties." (p. 45) NOTE: The Genealogy of the Harris & Aliied Families, p.100-102 gives more detail about Gross Scruggs, son of Thomas (b.1767). It says that he was born in 1769 and he lived to the age of 95. That would mean he died in 1864. But in fact he died in 1856, he was only 87 years old. | SCRUGGS, Gross (I273)
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| 1672 | Dunklin (p.23) lists Anne as one of 7 children born to Henery Scruggs and Anne Grose; siblings: Henry, John, Richard, Thomas, Edward, Mary. | SCRUGGS, Anne (I284)
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| 1673 | Dunklin (p.23) lists Edward as one of 7 children born to Henery Scruggs and Anne Grose; siblings: Henry, John, Richard, Thomas, Mary, Anne. | SCRUGGS, Edward (I282)
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| 1674 | Dunklin (p.23) lists Henry as one of 7 children born to Henery Scruggs and Anne Grose; siblings: John, Richard, Thomas, Edward, Mary, Anne. Dunklin (p. 24, 30) says that Henry and Elizabeth Scruggs had 6 children; these are not listed in this database: 1. Davis (baptized June 20, 1715, 2. Henry, born June 11, 1722, 3. James, born March 13, 1723-24, 4. Samuel, born Sep. 30, 1726, 5. Elizabeth, born in New Kent Co., Virginia, St. Peter’s Parish, 1729, 6. Julius, born in New Kent Co., Virginia, Jan.1, 1736. His wife, Elizabeth Scruggshad the following slaves baptized in New Kent County, Virginia, 1757: Lucy, Betty, Richard, Roger, Milly and Margaret. A possible 7th child John 'the elder' 1738, was added to that manuscript later "based on research by the Scruggs Family Association". | SCRUGGS, Henry (I279)
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| 1675 | Dunklin (p.23) lists John (ref. I.2) as one of 7 children born to Henery Scruggs and Anne Grose; siblings: Henry, Richard, Thomas, Edward, Mary, Anne. Dunklin (p. 24, 31) says that John Scruggs and Judith Porter had two children: Henry and William. These are not listed in this database. | SCRUGGS, John (I280)
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| 1676 | Dunklin (p.23) lists Mary as one of 7 children born to Henery Scruggs and Anne Grose; siblings: Henry, John, Richard, Thomas, Edward, Anne. | SCRUGGS, Mary (I283)
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| 1677 | Dunklin (p.23) says HENERY SCRUGGS (ref I), "son of Richard Scruggs, Gentleman, of New Kent County, Virginia, was married in St. Peter's Parish January 25, 1685-6, to Anne Grose." Dunklin also lists 7 children to this marriage: Henry, John, Richard, Thomas, Edward, Mary, Anne. | GROSE, Anne (I278)
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| 1678 | Dunklin (p.23, 25) lists Drury Scruggs as the son of Thomas Scruggs (ref. I.4) | SCRUGGS, Drury (I264)
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| 1679 | Dunklin (p.25) does not give Ms Mitchell's first name; that comes from Ancestry family trees. She is a sister of Valentine Mitchell. HISTORY: Ancestry FT says that Elizabeth was born 1698 and died 1736 in Virginia -- no sources. | MITCHELL, Elizabeth (I276)
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| 1680 | Dunklin (p.43) says that Anthony Lindsay was the husband of Nellie Dorsey, father of Anthony Lindsay, and grandfather of the husband (William) of Pamelia Scruggs (ref. I.4.3.3.8). | LINDSAY, Anthony (I460)
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| 1681 | Dunklin (p.43) says that Nellie Dorsey was the wife of Anthony Lindsay, mother of Anthony Lindsay, and grandmother of the husband (William) of Pamelia Scruggs (ref. I.4.3.3.8). | DORSEY, Nellie (I461)
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| 1682 | Dunklin does not mention the name of the first wife of Thomas (ref, I.4.3.). The name (Susannah Hughes) comes from Ancestry family trees. Their children are listed as William, Elizabeth (Betsy), Thomas Jr., Martha (Patsy), Gross. (See Dunklin, p. 26,31-32.) NOTE: Thomas remarried in 1797 to Jane Scott. But, if Susannah died in 1810, this means that she and Thomas divorced. Is that what happened? Some Ancestry family trees do not list Thomas' second wife. There are also conflicting dates about his death and about Susannah's brith date. | HUGHES, Susannah (I260)
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| 1683 | Dunklin does not mention the name of the wife of William Scruggs (ref. I.4.1) but lists at least 3 of their sons. | UNKNOWN-SCRUGGS Ms (I406)
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| 1684 | Dunklin says (p.23): HENERY SCRUGGS (ref I.)," son of Richard Scruggs, Gentleman, of New Kent County, Virginia, was married in St. Peter's Parish January 25, 1685-6, to Anne Grose." Their children are listed as Henry, John, Richard, Thomas, Edward, Mary, Anne. He is also mentioned on p.22, 24, 25. It was originally in Bedford County (Virginia). After the division of Bedford and Franklin Counties … “Scruggs†became situated in the northern part of Franklin County, two miles from the present Bedford County line. The town of “Scruggs†in Cole County, Missouri, is situated near Jefferson City, the State Capitol. HISTORY: (Dunklin, p.16) Towns Named "Scruggs", Bedford County, Virginia. Cole County, Missouri Bedford County was formed in 1753 out of Lunenburg and was named for the fourth Duke of Bedford. It comprised what is known as Bedford, Campbell and a part of Franklin Countries. Campbell County was cut from Bedford County on the southeast in 1781, and subsequently, in 1784, the County of Franklin was cut on the south side. The town of "Scruggs" was originially in Bedford County, and was named in honor of that branch of the Scruggs family that settled there. After the division of Bedford and Franklin Counties, however, "SCRUGGS" became situated in the northern part of Franklin County, two miles from the present Bedford County line. The town of "SCRUGGS" in Cole County, Missouri, is isutated near Jefferson City, the State Capitol." HISTORY: list as a Virginia Colonial Soldier in 1702 (both John Scruggs and Henry Scruggs). These could be the sons of Henery, not himself. | SCRUGGS, Henery (I277)
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| 1685 | Dunklin says Elizabeth (reference I.4.3.3.7) "who married John, (called 'Beaver') Johnson." (p.43) | JOHNSON, John Sinclair (I430)
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| 1686 | Dunklin says that her name was Ella Gertrude. This name also appears on the 1880 and 1885 censuses. After that, the censuses have her name as Gertrude M. or Gertie. | SCRUGGS, Gertrude M (I1053)
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| 1687 | Dunklin, p. 41, says "Judith, born November 20, 1789, married James Vallandingham, by whom she had no issue." | SCRUGGS, Judith (I463)
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| 1688 | Dunklin, p. 70, says that William (ref. I.4.3.3.1) and his wife had one daughter (no other names or dates given). | DUVAL, unknown (I428)
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| 1689 | Dunklin, p.41) says "Judith (ref.I.4.3,1.3), born November 20, 1789, married James Vallandingham, by whom she had no issue." | VALLANDINGHAM, James (I464)
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| 1690 | Edith's age changes from census to census and in other documents. But in 1900, she was 2 years old. | SCRUGGS, Edith E. (I7)
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| 1691 | Edna, age 14, appears on the 1940 census as the daughter of Benjamin and Abbie Naylor. But she is not on the 1930 census. | NAYLOR, Edna Fay (I2170)
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| 1692 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I260)
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| 1693 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I475)
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| 1694 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I493)
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| 1695 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I495)
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| 1696 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I523)
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| 1697 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I522)
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| 1698 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I309)
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| 1699 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I543)
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| 1700 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I452)
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