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Census: 27 Sep 1850
, Illinois, Henderson Co., Twp 8n5w, pg79B
S1798
Census: 23 Jul 1860
, Illinois, Henderson Co., Terre Haute. pg497
S1797
Census: 2 Aug 1870
, Illinois, Henderson Co., Terre Haute, p155A
S2346
Census: 12 Jun 1880
, Illinois, Henderson Co., Terre Haute, ED92, p62B
S2345
Census: 12 Jun 1900
, Kansas, Republic Co., Elk Creek Twp, ED70, p77A
S2357
Occupation: Farmer
Father: William Hunter
Mother: Jane Carr
Notes:
From Georgann Hunter's dbase...
Samuel in the 1830 Census for Mercer Co., OH, living in the Center Twp.
Samuel moved to what was then almost a wilderness in Illinois from
Ohio in 1836 with his family. His father died soon after and Samuel
and his two brothers helped his mother farm.
Samuel L. Hunter, oldest son of William and Jane (Carr) Hunter, was
born in Ohio, January 29, 1820 and died April 15, 1902, at the home
of his daughter, Deliah Price, Agenda, Kansas. He was married to
Lydia M. Heisler, June 5, 1851, who died February 24, 1901. To their
union were born twelve children, two of whom died when small and ten
are living to mourn the loss of a loving parent. All his married
life, he lived one and a half miles west of Terre Haute until about
fifteen years ago when they went to Sherman County, Kansas, to live
with their children. Besides his children he leaves one aged brother
in Oklahoma. Several years ago, he united with the Christian Church
and died with perfect faith in his savior. Death was caused by a
stroke of Paralysis which broke a blood vessel on his brain.
Published in a Henderson Co. newspaper, not sure which one.
more at http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=DESC&db=:383871&id=I17898870
Sources:
S2357: [S2357] 1900 census, Kansas, Republic Co., Elk Creek Twp, ED70, p77A
S2345: [S2345] 1880 census, Illinois, Henderson Co., Terre Haute, ED92, p62B
S2346: [S2346] 1870 census, Illinois, Henderson Co., Terre Haute, p155A
S1797: [S1797] 1860 census, Illinois, Henderson Co., Terre Haute. pg497
S1798: [S1798] 1850 census, Illinois, Henderson Co., Twp 8n5w, pg79B
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Father: Living Heckman
Mother: Living heckman
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Father: Living Tyler
Mother: Anne Marie Therese "Annette" Kern
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Father: Robin Royce Starrett
Mother: Living Kramer
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Census: 8 Jun 1900
, Oklahoma, Payne Co, Perkins Twp, ED185 pg9A George w/ parents
S0586
Census: 11 May 1910
, Oklahoma, Osage Co., Blackdog Twp, ED 163 p16a (work'g on ranch)
S0717
Census: 17 Jan 1920
, Oklahoma, Garfield Co., Covington, ED 95, p1B
S0749
Census: 19 Apr 1930
, Oklahoma, Garfield Co., Olive Twp, ED24-53, pg160b, sh7b
S0814
Event: 5 Jun 1917
, Creek Co., Oklahoma, registered for WWI draft, living Shamrock
Event: 1944
, moved from Covington Oklahoma to Oxford Kansas
Event: abt 1953
, moved to Boise Idaho
Event: abt 1959
, returned to Oxford Kansas
Occupation: Cattle Herder - Ranch, Oilfield Worker - Sinclair
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Father: Joseph William Longley
Mother: Cora Anna Culp
Notes:
George Harold Longley was born 5 May 1893 near Winslow, Washington
County, Arkansas (not very far from Van Buren). (His WWI draft
registration card lists Ft Smith as his birthplace). By age 17, George
was living on a cattle ranch near Sand Springs Oklahoma and worked
as a cow-herder. His folks were living near Turley a few miles away.
Just three years later he married Lenora Hunter in Tulsa Oklahoma
and began working for the Sinclair Oil Company in Drumright, Shamrock
and finally Covington Oklahoma in Garfield County. Although he was
the prime age for WWI, he was an oilworker and the need for oil kept
him out of service. George and Lenora had six children together
with two of them still living today (Nov 2001). They were married
52 years when death finally claimed George at the relative young age
of 68. Lenora passed away just four years later in 1965. They are
both buried in Highland Cemetery, Winfield, Kansas.
After spending Thanksgiving day (Nov 2002) with Uncle Leonard, I've
tried to type up some of the stories he related...
George raised his family in the oilfields of Covington Oklahoma. He
was good at gardening and had a garden bigger than an acre. I guess
he liked getting a head start and put the seeds out early. Leonard
remembers carrying water with Harold down to the garden to wash the
frost off. George used to brag about "his" gardening skills, but Leonard
seems to remember it was him and Harold that did all the carrying,
planting, weeding, and picking. Nora would can the produce and got
over 40 quarts of peas
one year. That's a lot of pea shucking. One year he got a bumper
crop of beets. Nora canned quite a bit, but George figured out how
to make home-brew out of the rest of them. He made his home-brew down in a root
cellar. One time he went down to the cellar to check on the brew and
couldn't get out. (I asked Leonard what'd he do when he got stuck in
in the cellar and Leonard said he just sat down and waited
until he could find his way out - that was all he could do). A man
down the road had a bunch
of figs sent to him and didn't know what to do with them. George
offered to make some wine out of them. When the man come over to see
how it was turning out - neither one of them could get out of the
cellar. Nora was good at canning and canned most of everything. One
year, George traded a wrench for a small bull. That was a year when
they were killing off all the small bulls - couldn't afford to feed 'em.
George butchered the bull (he was real good at butchering) and Nora
canned most of the meat. Another year he got a pig real cheap. He
didn't use any of those fancy scrapers to get the hair off - he
just had a knife, but could scrape faster than most with that.
George's son-in-law Robert Hollis died in a prisoner of war camp
in Korea. His daughter Ethel went to work to support her and her
children, so they (the children) spent lots of time with their grandpa.
The oldest, Dale remembers fondly of the afternoon fishing trips he
took with just him and his grandpa. By this time,
George had developed Diabetes and wasn't supposed to drink. Nora kept
a stern rule over him and he kept to it - when she was around. The
fact that their home (Oxford Kansas) was in a dry county reinforced the
edict. On weekends, George would take his grandson Dale fishing with
him. They would cross over the Oklahoma line where George bought a
small flask of rum and a cold can of Coke. He used just a
taste of the coke, so Dale got the rest of the can - and that was a
real treat back then. George would find a nice shade tree, sip from
his little bottle and go to sleep in the shade. Dale was fishing on
the bank with his cold can of soda until Grampa woke up. Then they'd
go back home with their secret and their peaceful day at the creek.
George could be gruff at times. His son Harold carried a fork-scar
in his hand till the day he died. Apparently, there was only one
piece of chicken left at the dinner table and Harold thought he'd
claim it.
Sources:
S0814: [S0814] 1930 census, Oklahoma, Garfield Co., Olive Twp, ED24-53, pg160b, sh7b
S0749: [S0749] 1920 census, Oklahoma, Garfield Co., Olive Twp, ED 95 pg 1B,
S0717: [S0717] 1910 census, Oklahoma, Osage Co., Blackdog Twp, ED 163 p16a
S0586: [S0586] 1900 census, Oklahoma, Payne Co, Perkins Township, ED 185 pg 9A
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Father: Horace Jewell Kirkland
Mother: Geneva Lee Longley
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Census: 21 Apr 1930
, Indiana, Martin Co., Center Twp, ED51-4, p33A
S3038
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Sources:
S3038: [S3038] 1930 census, Indiana, Martin Co., Center Twp, ED51-4, p33A
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Census: 1830
, Tennessee, McMinn Co., p206, ln20
S4762
Census: 1840
, Tennessee, McMinn Co., ln17
S4763
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Father: James Longley
Mother: Nancy Long
Sources:
S4763: [S4763] 1840 census, Tennessee, McMinn Co., ln17
S4762: [S4762] 1830 census, Tennessee, McMinn Co., p206, ln20
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Census: 1880
, Pennsylvania, Bradford Co., Ridgebury Twp
S0124
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Father: William O Gonzales
Mother: Mary E gonzales
Sources:
S0124: [S0124] 1880 census, Pennsylvania, Bradford Co., Ridgebury Twp
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Census: 1880
, Ohio, Seneca Co., Jackson Twp, ED142, pg25 w/ par
S0552
Census: 1910
, Ohio, Seneca Co., Loudon Twp, Fostoria City, ED157 p9B w/ par
S0709
Census: 10 Jan 1920
, Ohio, Seneca Co., Fostoria, ED125, p125A
S5737
Census: 17 Apr 1930
, California, Los Angeles City, ED19-114, p265B
S5738
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Father: Hugh W A Boyd
Mother: Margaret Ann Longley
Sources:
S5738: [S5738] 1930 census, California, Los Angeles City, ED19-114, p265B
S5737: [S5737] 1920 census, Ohio, Seneca Co., Fostoria, ED125, p125A
S0709: [S0709] 1910 census, Ohio, Seneca Co., Loundon? Twp, Fostoria City, ED157 p9B
S0552: [S0552] 1880 census, Ohio, Seneca Co., Jackson Twp, ED142, pg25
S9018: California Death Records
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Census: 26 Jan 1920
, Indiana, Noble Co., Noble twp, Precinct 12, ed138, pg80a, sh6a
S0730
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Father: Samuel Adam Wilson
Mother: Glenn Inks
Sources:
S0730: [S0730] 1920 census, Indiana, Noble Co., Noble twp, Precinct 12, ed138, pg80a, sh6a
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| m.Mary Elnora Gibson |
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Census: 7 Jun 1880
, Nebraska, Adams Co., ED62, pg95A
S2156
Census: 2 Jun 1900
, Nebraska, Adams Co., Hastings Twp, ED6, p6A
S2916
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Father: James Alonzo Rose
Mother: Elizabeth Martin
Sources:
S2916: [S2916] 1900 census, Nebraska, Adams Co., Hastings Twp, ED6, p6A
S2156: [S2156] 1880 census, Nebraska, Adams Co., ED62, pg95A
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Census: 1910
, California, Los Angeles Co., Pasadena, ED297, pg 16A, sh16A
S1190
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Father: George William Longley
Mother: Margaret May Stewart
Sources:
S1190: [S1190] 1910 census, California, Los Angeles Co., Pasadena, ED297, pg 16A, sh16A
S9018: California Death Records
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Father: Edward Arthur Milligan
Mother: Mary Caroline Cook
Notes:
The Marshfield Mail, Marshfield, Webster Co., Missouri
ELEANOR LONGLEY
Services for Eleanor Mae Longley, 60, Marshfield, were at 2:30 p.m.
Sunday in Temple Baptist Church with the Rev. Ival Robinson
officiating. Burial was in Marshfield Cemetery under the direction
of Barber-Edwards-Arthur. Escorts were Waynne Burnett, Jim Jones,
Calvin Meyers, Jim Carter, Darrell Bryand, Jr., and Clifford Gritts.
Music was by Doren Keeler, Renee Lampe, Martin Thomas, vocalists and
Elaine Thomas, pianist. Mrs. Longley died at 1:45 p.m. Friday in
Webco Manor after a long illness. She was a member of Temple Baptist
Church. Survivors include five sons, Robert Eugene, and George
Duane, both of Marshfield, John Richard, Tulsa, Okla, Paul Vernon,
Springfield, and Rickey Dean, Stillwater, Okla.; two daughters
Patricia Joleen Tabor, Charleston, S.C., and Donna Sue Erickson,
Springfield; two sisters, Anna McWilliams, Salina, Kan., and Norma
Downing, San Bernardino, Calif., and 14 grandchildren.
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Census: 13 Jun 1900
, Tennessee, Washington Co., Johnson City, 9th civil dist, ED149, pg199B
S1824
Census: 15 Apr 1910
, Oklahoma, Murray Co., Sulpher, ED207, pg81A (Deaf School)
S1825
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Father: James Calvin "Cal" Dwyer
Mother: Mary Josephine "Maud" Diehl
Sources:
S1825: [S1825] 1910 census, Oklahoma, Murray Co., Sulpher, ED207, pg81A
S1824: [S1824] 1900 census, Tennessee, Washington Co., Johnson City, 9th civil dist, ED149, pg199B
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Census: 17 Jun 1880
, Ohio, Morgan Co., McConnelsville, ED142, p82D
S5336
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Father: Thomas Jefferson Fouts
Mother: Mary M Longley
Sources:
S5336: [S5336] 1880 census, Ohio, Morgan Co., McConnelsville, ED142, p82D
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