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Father: Thomas Ware Randle
Mother: Eleanor Jane Plummer
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Census: 27 Jan 1920
, Virginia, Wise Co., Lipps, ED175, p103B
S3625
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Father: Richard T Akers
Mother: Leah Jones
Sources:
S3625: [S3625] 1920 census, Virginia, Wise Co., Lipps, ED175, p103B
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Father: Living Boyd
Mother: Nellie Lorene Knowles
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Father: Charles Paul McFadden
Mother: Joanne E Weidman
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Census: 1900
, Arkansas, Crawford Co., Van Buren, 2nd ward, ED63, pg331A, sh21
S1573
Census: 19 Apr 1910
, Missouri, Jackson Co., Kansas City, Ward 13, ED181, p55B
S3713
Census: 1920
, Missouri, Jackson Co., Kansas City, 15th Ward, pg24A, sh8A
S1568
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Father: Stewart Taylor
Mother: Effie Dean Knowles
Sources:
S1568: [S1568] 1920 census, Missouri, Jackson Co., Kansas City, 15th Ward, pg24A, sh8A
S3713: [S3713] 1910 census, Missouri, Jackson Co., Kansas City, Ward 13, ED181, p55B
S1573: [S1573] 1900 census, Arkansas, Crawford Co., Van Buren, 2nd ward, ED63, pg331A, sh21
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| m.Living Cromer |
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Census: 22 Aug 1850
, Indiana, Whitley Co., p464b
S0417
Census: 30 Jul 1860
, Indiana, Noble Co., pg 603
S0444
Census: 1 Sep 1870
, Indiana, Noble Co., Noble Twp, Brimfield PO, p199B
S0475
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Sources:
S0475: [S0475] 1870 census, Indiana, Noble Co., Noble Twp, Brimfield PO, p199B
S0444: [S0444] 1860 census, Indiana, Noble Co., pg 603
S0417: [S0417] 1850 census, Indiana, Whitley Co., p464b
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Census: 16 Jan 1920
, Virginia, Franklin Co., Blackwater Dist, ED45,p6A
S5122
Census: 7 Apr 1930
, Virginia, Franklin Co., Blackwater Dist, ED34-2, p17B
S5120
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Father: Stephen Grover Akers
Mother: Mary Etta Bryant
Notes:
Roanoke Times, The (VA) - July 17, 2003
AKERS, Stafford G., 89, of Rocky Mount, died Monday, July 14, 2003.
His wife, Mabel Mason Akers, preceded him in death. Surviving are
two brothers and a sister-in-law, James Carroll Akers of Salem and
Woodrow and Peg Akers of Winter Gardens, Fla.; one sister, Louise
Hancock of Sea Grove, N.C.; brothers-in-law and sister-in-law, Maude
and Daniel Overfelt of Richmond and Ray S. Mason of Waidsboro;
special friend, Kay Sutherland of Wirtz; and many nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be conducted 2 p.m. Thursday, July 17, 2003
from Flora Funeral Chapel with Elder W. Lane Carter officiating.
Interment will follow in Mountain View Memorial Park. Friends may
call after 3 p.m. Wednesday with his family receiving friends from
6 to 8 p.m. at Flora Funeral Service, S. Main St., Rocky Mount.
Sources:
S5120: [S5120] 1930 census, Virginia, Franklin Co., Blackwater Dist, ED34-2, p17B
S5122: [S5122] 1920 census, Virginia, Franklin Co., Blackwater Dist, ED45,p6A
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Father: Lyle Rolland Savage
Mother: Living savage
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Census: 6 Oct 1850
, Texas, Austin Co., p91
S5298
Census: 3 Aug 1860
, Texas, Burleson Co., Caldwell P.O., p129B
S5299
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Father: James Davidson Dotson
Mother: Mary Longley
Sources:
S5299: [S5299] 1860 census, Texas, Burleson Co., Caldwell P.O., p129B
S5298: [S5298] 1850 census, Texas, Austin Co., p91
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Census: 1900
, Maryland, Baltimore, ED260, 20th Ward, pg8A, sh8A
S1497
Census: 27 Apr 1910
, Maryland, Baltimore, ED314, p37B
S5733
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Sources:
S5733: [S5733] 1910 census, Maryland, Baltimore, ED314, p37B
S1497: [S1497] 1900 census, Maryland, Baltimore, ED260, 20th Ward, pg8A, sh8A
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Father: Zenas Rhu Kinney
Mother: Jessie Eulalia Fletcher
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Census: 1905
, Kansas, Crawford Co., Fuller
S5468
Census: 6 May 1910
, Kansas, Crawford Co., Washington Tp, ED112, p126A
S5469
Census: 13 Jan 1920
, Kansas, Crawford Co., Mulberry, ED93, p70A
S5476
Census: 2 Apr 1930
, Kansas, Crawford Co., Lincoln Tp, Mulberry, ED19-17, p151B
S5477
Father: John Riley Yocum
Mother: Margaret Alice Hefton
Sources:
S5477: [S5477] 1930 census, Kansas, Crawford Co., Lincoln Tp, Mulberry, ED19-17, p151B
S5476: [S5476] 1920 census, Kansas, Crawford Co., Mulberry, ED93, p70A
S5469: [S5469] 1910 census, Kansas, Crawford Co., Washington Tp, ED112, p126A
S5468: [S5468] 1905 census, Kansas, Crawford Co., Fuller
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| m.Living Hittle |
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Census: 19 Apr 1910
, Kansas, Rush Co., Center Tp, Ed188, p207B
S4444
Census: 23 Apr 1930
, Kansas, Rush Co., La Crosse Tp, ED83-14, p64B
S4446
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Father: George Hotchkiss VanOsdol
Mother: Catherine Vawter
Notes:
source: online posting at http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/rush/rushobit3.htm
From Rush County News- Rush Co., Kansas- April 1948
FORMER RESIDENT TAKES OWN LIFE
William Weaver Van Osdol, 67, long time Rush county resident, died at
his farm home near Princeton early Sunday morning from a self-inflicted
gunshot on 4 April 1948. Death was instantaneous when the shot from a
20-guage shotgun struck his heart.
Relatives could give no reason for his action except that he had been
despondent for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Osdol moved from La Crosse, KS. to near Princeton
several months ago. Prior to their move, he had been with the Rush county
road department for nearly twenty-five years.
Funeral services were conducted here Wednesday 7 April 1948 and burial
was made in the La Crosse cemetery.
Born in Bethel, MO., December 11, 1880, Mr. Van Osdol came to Kansas at
an early age. He lived in Rush Center for a number of years, later moving to
La Crosse.
He is survived by his wife, two sons, George of Pauls Valleey, Okla.,
Leland, of the home, one step-daughter Mrs. Juanita Kreie and by six chidren
by his first marriage, Elton of Los Angeles, CA., Mrs. (Bertha) A. L. Keck
of Colby, Ks., Mrs (Dorothy) C. E. Reneau of Los Angeles, Mrs.
(Vesta)Rexford T. Bowman of Loudonville, Ohio, and Perry of La Crosse, KS..
William Weaver Van Osdol's biography by his daughter Bessie Van
Osdol Schneider
He was a part-time farmer who never got the "feel of the land" but
who had "a way with motors," a "Natural-born mechanic" best described
Weaver whose relatives called him "Weave " and his friends called
him "Pete."
He came to Kansas when he was about 19 years of age and eventually
was hired by Joseph Wesley Blackburn McClintock to help on his farm
located south of Rush Center. After his marriage to Mr. Clintock's
daughter Clara in 1905, Weve and Clara moved to Gove County, Kansas,
"to live on a homestead and prove it up." Elton was born there while
they were living at Shields. [Shields is in Lane Co. not Gove Co.
Elton was born in a sod house on the prairie.] when the young couple
moved back to Rush Center Bertha [Bertie] was born. Taking the two
small tots, the couple returned to Missouri for a visit; however,
they remained and lived there for 10 years.
After Grandmother Catherine's [Catherine Vawter Van Osdol] death in
1913, Weave and Clara moved into the George H. Van Osdol farm home
to live with Grandfather George while Weave tended the farm. They
lived there for 3 1/2 years. But, because the nearest school was
three miles from the farm, a long walk for small Elton and Bertha,
Clara insisted that they move to Shelbina where there was a good
school within walking distance, for now three of growning family
had to be considered. It was in Shelbina, MO that Weave's mechanical
ability came to light, especially when working on the motors of cars
at Saunder's Garage. For several years this became Weave's specialty.
Dspite the growing family, now numbering five, Weave became restless
and went job hunting in Kansas. He was hired as a machanic in the
Harris Garage in Hanover, Kansas, and so Clara packed up the family
nad moved to Hanover. World War I ended and with it came the
dreaded 1918 flu attack, something we managed to survive. When Vesta
Merle was about three months old, Clara, this time alone, packed up
the family belongings and taking the six children feft for Rush
Center, Kansas where her parents lived in June of 1920. After about
a year, Grandmother Francis [Wolf] Mc Clintock became ill and left
to live in Dallas, Texas, with her daughter Mary Frances [Aunt May],
and so Clara and her six moved into the Mc Clintock residence (near
Rush Center, KS.) to take care of Grandfather Mc. [Joseph Wesley
Blackburn Mc Clintock]. Because of Grand-dad's 18 months service
in Co. A, First Pennsylvania Cavalry during the Civil War War, he
qualified for entrance into the Veteran's Home in Roseburg,Oregon,
providing he could prove established residence in oregon for a six
month's period. He left Rush Center and went to live with a
daughter, Mrs. Matilda Thompson [Aunt Tillie] at Salem, Oregon, for
the six months required residence for entrance into the home. (His
back was hurt during the Civil War when his unit was out on patrole
and as the years progressed he developed a hunch back because of
the ingury. It got so bad that he could not longer work his farm.
He had to prove how his ingury happened in order to get a pension.
His grand daughter Glee Van Osdol has his pension records and he
had a terrible time hunting down someone who knew him when the
ingury happend and could vouch for his back ingury. He finally found
someone who was able to do this.)
From then on the former Mc Clintock residence became our home for
about 20 years.
In 1920, after the divorce decree had been granted to Clara, Weave
married a young divorcee Clara (Curtis) Wilkerson who had a small
daugher, Juanita. Weave and his second wife lived in La Crosse where
he became a member of the maintenance crew of the Rush County Highway
Department, He becane foreman, retiring about 1948. (Weave and Clara
Bell married in 1923 not 1920 like this reads.)
Like everyone else, we lived though the financial crisis, the
stockmaket crash of 1929 and the closing of the banks. Times were
hard; jobs were scarce. Then came the depression and next the Dust
Bowl Era. Despite all of this, Clara kept her brood of six together
and saw five of them being graduated from La Crosse Rual High School,
yet managed to keep the home in Rush Center.
Sources:
S4446: [S4446] 1930 census, Kansas, Rush Co., La Crosse Tp, ED83-14, p64B
S4444: [S4444] 1910 census, Kansas, Rush Co., Center Tp, Ed188, p207B
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Father: Living Havens
Mother: Living havens
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Census: 10 Jun 1880
, Tennessee, Polk Co., Dist 3, ED97, p39A
S4705
Census: 14 Jun 1900
, Tennessee, Meigs Co., Dist 3, ED104, p31B
S4709
Census: 13 May 1910
, California, Tulare Co., Plano, ED227, p168B
S4711
Census: 20 Jan 1920
, California, San Diego Co., El Cajon Tp, ED212B, p36B
S4712
Census: 3 Apr 1930
, California, San Diego Co., ED37-38, p84B
S4713
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Father: William Braziel Longley
Mother: Anne Texas Lawson
Sources:
S4713: [S4713] 1930 census, California, San Diego Co., ED37-38, p84B
S4712: [S4712] 1920 census, California, San Diego Co., El Cajon Tp, ED212B, p36B
S4711: [S4711] 1910 census, California, Tulare Co., Plano, ED227, p168B
S4709: [S4709] 1900 census, Tennessee, Meigs Co., Dist 3, ED104, p31B
S4705: [S4705] 1880 census, Tennessee, Polk Co., Dist 3, ED97, p39A
S9018: California Death Records
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