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Father: Living Hildebrand
Mother: Living Hawkins
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Father: Carlos Lynch
Mother: Valerie Vida "Ada" Arnold
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Census: 1840
, Ohio, Ross Co., Twin Twp, pg306
S0408
Census: 20 Jul 1850
, Ohio, Clinton Co., Richland Twp, pg320
S1937
Census: 24 Aug 1870
, Indiana, Porter Co., Liberty Twp, pg60
S1930
Census: 5 Jun 1880
, Indiana, Porter Co., Liberty Twp, ED138, pg419D
S1924
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Father: Samuel Longley
Mother: Nancy O'Brian
Notes:
The Tribune, Chesterton, Porter County, Indiana
January 28, 1886; Volume 2, Number 44, Page 1, Column 6
BY THE BULLET ROUTE.
John Longley, In a Fit of Insanity, Shuffles off This Mortal Coil,
After Firing Three Shots, Hits Himself Once And Expires Inside of
Three Hours.
Last Saturday at three o'clock, p.m. John Longley, sometimes called
"The Woodville Poet," living about three quarters of a mile west of
Woodville, shot himself in the forehead, expiring after two hours of
suffering. For the past seventeen months Mr. Longley has been
subject to fits of melancholy, brought on by two causes. Previous to
that time he had drank considerably, and was on the habit of getting
on protracted sprees. His daughter whom he seemed to think much of,
died. Longley then stopped drinking, and made a vow that should he
ever drink again, he would kill himself. Since that time he faithfully
abstained from liquor, but his mind continually dwelt on his dead
daughter. The cravings of appetite and the loss of his daughter, made
sad have with his naturally morbid nature, and at times he was really
insane. Besides these causes, he had considerable trouble with
neighbors. this state of affairs kept growing worse, until at last,
the unfortunate man determined to kill himself. Some time ago he had
told his wife that he was going to die soon, and asked her what
became of one who killed himself. She answered, by quoting a passage
in the Bible. Subsequent to that time his talk led Mrs. Longley to
believe that her husband might commit some kind of crime against
himself or others, and she went to such neighbors as had weapons, and
forbid them lending them to her husband. But notwithstanding these
precautions he got a revolver from a German neighbor, Mr. -------,
who had not been notified, and did not know the condition of Longley.
On getting the weapon, he said something had been killing his
chickens, and he wanted to kill it. He got the weapon last Wednesday,
and then seemed to bend all his energies toward getting a number of
neighbors to his house. Thursday he wished his wife to invite a
neighbor to stay all night at their house, but she objected because
they had no sleeping accommodations. A short time after Longley went
to Woodville, stopping at the store. While there, he burst out
crying, without any apparent cause. Saturday he went to Henry Seivers
to get him to come and cut some wood. This was in the morning.
Seivers having other work, said he could not come, but Longley
insisted so hard, that he finally came just before dinner. After
sawing until nearly thee o'clock Longley called him into the house.
He sat down for some minutes in the sitting room, with Mr. and Mrs.
Longley and the children. Mrs. Longley had occasion to leave the
room, when her husband stepped into an adjoining bed room, and laid
down on the floor. Mrs. L. on returning, stepped to the bed-room door
to ask her husband to come and lay down on the lounge by the fire.
Just as she opened the door, a shot was fired, the bullet hitting the
door. The young man Seivers, at that became frightened and ran out of
the house. Then Mrs. Longley, frightened too, ran with the children
out doors. Just as they got outside two more shots followed in quick
succession. The young man then went around to the room where Longley
was and saw him laying on the floor, and writhing in the agonies of
death. The neighbors were called in, and physicians summoned. The
first shot fired did not strike him, one of the last two struck him
in the forehead. He lived two hours, expiring at 5 o'clock, never
uttering a word after entering the bed-room. The coroner was
notified, and held inquest, as his verdict Suicide. The funeral
occured on Tuesday Jan 26th.
he served the Union in the civil war
Enlisted as a Private on 10 September 1861, listed his home as Valparaiso
Enlisted in Company G, 9th Cavalry Regiment Illinois on 09 October 1861.
Reenlisted in Company G, 9th Cavalry Regiment Illinois on 01 January 1864
Mustered out Company G, 9th Cavalry Regiment Illinois on 31 October 1865 in Selma, AL
filed pension 4 Feb 1870
widow Emily filed pension 13 Aug 1890
followup: order pension file
Sources:
S1924: [S1924] 1880 census, Indiana, Porter Co., Liberty Twp, ED138, pg419D
S1930: [S1930] 1870 census, Indiana, Porter Co., Liberty Twp, pg60
S1937: [S1937] 1850 census, Ohio, Clinton Co., Richland Twp, pg320
S0408: [S0408] 1840 census, Ohio, Ross Co., Twin Twp, pg306
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Father: Johnie Bee Snodgrass
Mother: Living Herron
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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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Father: Martin Hill
Mother: Mary A hill
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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Father: Loren E Jackson
Mother: Grace Mae Sidwell
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Census: 18 Apr 1910
, Oklahoma, Pottawatomie Co., Maud, ED217, p5B
S4739
Census: 17 Jan 1920
, Oklahoma, Pottawatomie Co., Moore Tp, ED225, p276A
S4740
Census: 5 Apr 1930
, Oklahoma, Pottawatomie Co., Burnett Tp, ED63-13, p89A
S4741
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Father: George Browder Longley
Mother: Arizona "Zona" Henry
Sources:
S4741: [S4741] 1930 census, Oklahoma, Pottawatomie Co., Burnett Tp, ED63-13, p89A
S4740: [S4740] 1920 census, Oklahoma, Pottawatomie Co., Moore Tp, ED225, p276A
S4739: [S4739] 1910 census, Oklahoma, Pottawatomie Co., Maud, ED217, p5B
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Notes:
Roanoke Times, The (VA) - February 15, 2001
MARTIN, Frank Brammer, 67, of 560 Woodlawn Ave., Martinsville, died
Tuesday, February 13, 2001 at Memorial Hospital of Martinsville and
H C. Born April 10, 1933 in Montgomery County, Va., he was the son of
the late William Taylor Martin and Essie Kanode Martin. He was
preceded in death by a sister, Melita Martin. He retired from Tultex
Spindale Plant after 30 years of service. He is survived by his
wife, Katharine Martin, of the home; two sons, Christopher Keith
Martin, Richmond, Rodney Taylor Martin, Raleigh, N.C.; one brother,
Zane Martin, Christiansburg; one sister, Linda Jean Martin,
Christiansburg. Funeral services will be held Friday, February 16,
2001 at 2:30 p.m. in the Norris Funeral Services Chapel, with the
Rev. Michael Derflinger officiating. Burial will be in Roselawn
Burial Park. The family will receive friends Friday from 1 p.m.
until service time at Norris Funeral Services.
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Census: 8 Jan 1920
, Missouri, Grundy Co., Taylor Twp, ED49, p117A
S2773
Census: 5 Apr 1930
, Missouri, Grundy Co., Taylor Twp, ED14, p75B
S2772
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Sources:
S2772: [S2772] 1930 census, Missouri, Grundy Co., Taylor Twp, ED14, p75B
S2773: [S2773] 1920 census, Missouri, Grundy Co., Taylor Twp, ED49, p117A
SD09180: death certificate
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Father: Living Turner
Mother: Living Bowman
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Census: 30 Jun 1880
, Texas, Rains Co., Pct 4, ED97, p152A
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Father: Hugh G Lynch
Mother: Sarah J Plemmons
Sources:
S6253: [S6253] 1880 census, Texas, Rains Co., Pct 4, ED97, p152A
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Census: 29 Jul 1870
, Ohio, Athens Co., York Twp, pg285A
S1998
Census: 7 Jun 1880
, Ohio, Muskingum Co., Washington Twp, pg 332D
S1999
Census: 9 Jun 1900
, Ohio, Perry Co., Rendville Village, ED66, pg140B
S2006
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Sources:
S9005: FHL batch M514505, film 0865140, Muskingum Co Probate Records, 1865-1869
S2006: [S2006] 1900 census, Ohio, Perry Co., Rendville Village, ED66, pg140B
S1999: [S1999] 1880 census, Ohio, Muskingum Co., Washington Twp, pg 332D
S1998: [S1998] 1870 census, Ohio, Athens Co., York Twp, pg285A
SD06782: death certificate
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Census: 12 Sep 1850
, Kentucky, Allen Co., p161B
S6440
Census: 23 Aug 1860
, Missouri, Gasconade Co., Bourbois Tp, p583
S6441
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Father: Jesse R Agee
Mother: Elizabeth Satterfield
Sources:
S6441: [S6441] 1860 census, Missouri, Gasconade Co., Bourbois Tp, p583
S6440: [S6440] 1850 census, Kentucky, Allen Co., p161B
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| m.Geraldine L Forker |
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Father: Joel Pierce Longley
Mother: Georgia Bell White
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Census: 18 Jun 1870
, Kansas, Bourbon Co., Mill Creek, p14
S4401
Census: 1875
, Kansas, Bourbon Co., Mill Creek, p4
S4398
Census: 1880
, Kansas, Bourbon Co., Timber Hill, p347c
Census: 1895
, Kansas, Bourbon Co., Mill Creek, p28
S4396
Census: 26 Apr 1910
, Colorado, Otero Co., La Junta, ED127, p52B
S1833
Census: 12 Jan 1920
, California, Alameda Co., Oakland, ED49, pg222A
S1830
Census: 17 Jan 1920
, Colorado, Otero Co., La Junta, ED159, pg41B
S1836
Father: John C Dwyer
Mother: Minerva Plant
Sources:
S1836: [S1836] 1920 census, Colorado, Otero Co., La Junta, ED159, pg41B
S1830: [S1830] 1920 census, California, Alameda Co., Oakland, ED49, pg222A
S1833: [S1833] 1910 census, Colorado, Otero Co., La Junta, ED127, p52B
S4396: [S4396] 1895 census, Kansas, Bourbon Co., Mill Creek, p28
S4398: [S4398] 1875 census, Kansas, Bourbon Co., Mill Creek, p4
S4401: [S4401] 1870 census, Kansas, Bourbon Co., Mill Creek, p14
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Census: 1860
, Missouri, Shelby Co., Bethel Twp, Bethel PO, pg96
S0183
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Father: John Taylor Vawter
Mother: Permelia or Pamelia Dwyer
Sources:
S0183: [S0183] 1860 census, Missouri, Shelby Co., Bethel Twp, Bethel PO, pg96
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| m.Mary California "Callie" Alford |
Notes: son of Robert McMilland and Ann Elizabeth Wilkinson
Sources:
SD21860: death certificate
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