Ancestors of Lazurus Long & Lilieb555 - with connections to others peoples work

Richard Strangeways SIR^3,488 was born WFT Est 1456-1496.^3,488 He died WFT Est 1497-1577.^3,488 He is reference number 66953. [boyd-trees.ged]

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Living Individual - Details withheld

Spouse: Elizabeth NEVILLE. Richard Strangeways SIR and Elizabeth NEVILLE were married WFT Est 1482-1533.^3,488 Reference Number:1115515
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Living Parent(s) - Details withheld Children were: James Strangeways SIR.

Robert Francis SIR³⁷⁷ was born about 1370 in < Of London, London, Eng >.³⁷⁷

Children were: Elizabeth FRANCIS.

Robert Newmarch SIR³⁷⁷ was born about 1394 in Of, Oversley, Warwickshire, Eng.³⁷⁷

Children were: Elizabeth NEWMARCH.

Robert Waterton SIR.³⁷⁷

Spouse: Margaret CLARELL.

Sampson Strelley SIR³⁷⁷ was born about 1344 in Of Strelley, Nottinghamshire, Eng.³⁷⁷ Parents: Robert STRELLEY.

Spouse: Elizabeth HERCYE. Sampson Strelley SIR and Elizabeth HERCYE were married. Children were: Nicholas Strelly SIR.

Thomas Lydall SIR^3,488 was born WFT Est 1568-1597.^3,488 He died WFT Est 1622-1682.^3,488 He is reference number 66948. [boyd-trees.ged]

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Living Individual - Details withheld

Spouse: Margaret WATROM. Thomas Lydall SIR and Margaret WATROM were married WFT Est 1594-1637.^3,488 Reference Number:1115026
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Living Parent(s) - Details withheld Children were: Colonel George Lyddall COL.

Thomas Tailboys SIR.³⁷⁷

Spouse: Elizabeth GASCOIGNE.

Vincent Fulnetby SIR.³⁷⁷

Spouse: Margaret DYMOKE.

Walter De Cokesey SIR.³⁷⁷

Spouse: Agnes DE GRANDSON.

William De Clifford SIR.³⁷⁷

Spouse: Anne BARDOLF.

William Ellis SIR.³⁷⁷

Spouse: Joan DE EVERINGHAM.

William Wycliffe SIR³⁷⁷ was born about 1394 in < England>.³⁷⁷

Children were: John WYCLIFFE.

Ollie E. SIRBAUGH^3,649 was born on 27 Apr 1884 in Frederick Co., VA..^3,649,1512 She died on 7 Jun 1949.^3,649 She was buried Unknown in Edge Hill Cem., Charels Town, Jefferson, VA.^3,649 She is reference number 76242.

Spouse: Luther Clark BOYD. Luther Clark BOYD and Ollie E. SIRBAUGH were married on 1 Jan 1902 in , , VA..^3,649 Reference Number:1251072 Children were: Ercel BOYD, Clark BOYD, Living BOYD, Lola BOYD, Herbert Lester BOYD, Holmes BOYD, Jesse James BOYD, Mildred BOYD, Lillian J. BOYD.

Christy SIRBOUGH.³⁷⁷

Spouse: James HARRIS. Children were: Martha Ellen HARRIS.

Ponce SIRE^7,111 was born in 1091 in , , , France. Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 9HLZ-NM Parents: .

Spouse: Count Of Angoule Vulgrin TAILLEFER II. Count Of Angoule Vulgrin TAILLEFER II and Ponce SIRE were married. Children were: Count Of Angoule William IV TAILLEFER.

Mary Palestine SIRLES^3,426 was born on 10 Dec 1873.^3,426 She died on 1 May 1960.^3,426 She is reference number 80924. [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: _MFA1]^3,426 [boyd-trees.ged]

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buried in Deweese Cemetery, Grayson County, Kentucky

Spouse: John Wallace BOONE. John Wallace BOONE and Mary Palestine SIRLES were married WFT Est 1885-1915.^3,426 Reference Number:1317232

George SIRMON.¹⁸⁸

Spouse: Mary Nell MOYE. Children were: Living SIRMON.

Living SIRMON. Parents: George SIRMON and Mary Nell MOYE.

Chuckie Ray SISCO^3,936 was born on 6 Jul 1962 in Dayton, Ohio.^3,936 He died on 1 Feb 1966 in Lagro, IN.^3,936 He was buried in Feb 1966 in Mem Lawns Cem, Wabash, Ind.^3,936 He is reference number 25191. [boyd-trees.ged]

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RECORD:

1. Wabash Plain Dealer.

2. Document: Obituary-Sisco, Charles&Vickie

Wabash Plain Dealer
Obituaries
Date: February 1,1966

Charles Ray Sisco
Vickie Jo Sisco

Funeral services for Charles Ray Sisco, 3, and sister, Vickie JoSisco, nine months, childre n of Otis and Jo Ann (Thacker) Sisco,Lagro, who died late Sunday night in a fire which destro yed their apartment home will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Eddingfield MortuaruChapel. The R ev. Robert McCarty will officiate and burial will be inMemorial Lawns Cemetery.
Charles Ray's birth occurred July 6, 1962 at Dayton, Ohio and VickieJo was born in Wabash, Ap ril 30, 1965.
Survivors include the parents and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ParisSisco, Van Lear, Kentucky, and Mr s. Josephine Thacker, Allen, Kentucky.

Charles Ray Sisco - Vickie Jo Sisco
Funeral services for Charles Ray and Vickie Jo Sisco were heldWednesday afternoon in the Eddi ngfield Mortuary Chapel with the Rev.Robert McCarty officiating. Burial was in Memorial Lawn s Cemetery.
Mrs. Waldo Finfrock was the organist.
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WABASH PLAIN DEALER
Publication: January 31,1966
Editor: Tom Schumaker
Volume 107 (? 197 or 187?) Number 147

TWO CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE

Lagro -- The lives of two infant children were snuffed out here early Monday morning in an ap artment house fire. Dead were Charles Ray Sisco, 3, and his sister Vickie Jo, nine months old .
Both deaths attributed to asphyxiation by Wabash County Coroner Dr. Richard LaSalle.
Eight other people in the apartment house escaped. The dead children's mother, Mrs. Otic (Joa n) Sisco 19, was, however, hospitalized with facial burns. She also was suffering from shock , local officials reported.
The fire was caused by an over-heated coal stove, according to local Sheriff's Department mem bers and Indiana State Police, who investigated. The stove was located in the room where bot h Sisco children were sleeping.
Fire broke out in the two story frame dwelling, located one block west of Ind. 524 on Main St reet, at approximately 1:30 a.m. The blaze was discovered by the Sisco children's mother. Th e father was working at Wabash Smelting when the fire started.
She ran from the apartment house, frantically yelling for help. Herman Herrell, local town ni ght marshal, heard the screams while checking doors in the business district. A neighbor, Mau d Props, who lives directly north across the street. She immediately turned in the fire alarm .
"I was in bed when I heard the screams from across the street," Mrs. Props said. "At first , I thought it possibly was a couple of girls playing in the street, but then I realized it w as too late for that. I went to my bedroom window and looked out and then saw flames shootin g from the house window."
"Immediately, I called the local fire department, " she continued. "I kept hearing this woma n yell 'Get my children out!" and 'My children are in there!', she said. I saw two men standi ng near the burning house, but I have no idea who they were. They are the ones that shouted f or someone to call the fire department."
The Sisco family had lived in the apartment house for approximately three months, a neighbo r estimated. They moved here from another apartment house located across the street. One neig hbor thought the family had moved to Lagro several months ago from Urbana.
The fire alarm was immediately answered by the Lagro department. Assistance later was provide d by Urbana and Wabash departments.
Investigating officers said as far as they know, no one was able to enter the burning apartme nt in hopes of rescuing the children. "Mr. Harrell told us when he got to the fire he went t o the door, but the flames were too hot for him to enter," an officer reported.
The frame dwelling contained two other apartments. An upstairs apartment was vacant. An adjoi ning street level apartment, occupied by Mr. and Mrs. James Miller and five children was badl y damaged. All seven members of the Miller family escaped uninjured.
The apartment house was owned by Mrs. Rosie Crawford, Fayettsville, N.C.
Fire also spread to the roof of the neighboring St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Damage there w as held to a minimum.
"We understand the apartment house had been heated the past several years with oil heaters. " a state trooper said. " Apparently, the coal stove was just added this year."
Investigating officers praised the efforts of the three fire departments. "They did an excell ent job of keeping the fire from spreading in the zero weather," officials said.
The bodies of the two children were not discovered until 8:30 a.m. Monday. Both children appa rently were sleeping in a northeast bedroom where the coal stove was located.

Three members of a North Manchester family, Mrs. Phyllis Plew, 39, and two of her three child ren, Kenton Robert, 8, and Christina Marie, 2, burned in a similar fire Dec. 28, 1962. One ch ild, Steven, 14 at that time, escaped with serious burns. Parents: Living SISCO and Living THACKER.

,Infant Dianna Gail SISCO^3,936 was born on 23 Mar 1970 in Wabash, Wabash Co, IN.^3,936 She died on 12 Jun 1970 in Wabash, Wabash Co, IN.^3,936 She was buried in Jun 1970 in Mem Lawns Cem, Wabash, Ind.^3,936 She is reference number 25195. [boyd-trees.ged]

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*Cause of Death: SIDS - Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

ABSTRACTS FROM EDDINGFIELD MORTUARY WABASH COUNTY, INDIANA
SEPTEMBER 1953 - SEPTEMBER 1977

Sisco, Dianna Gail. Born March 23, died June 12, 1970, in Wabash. Daughter of Otis & Sandra ( Leithold) Sisco. Sister Debra Sue; grandparents Mr. & Mrs. John Sisco of Meally, Kentucky, Mr. & Mr s. Arthur Westburg of Chicago. Services with Rev. Robert McCarty, Free Will Baptist Church. B urial in Memorial Lawns.

Page 291 Parents: Living SISCO and Living LEIHTHOLDT.

Emily Sue SISCO^3,936 was born on 12 Apr 1973 in Wabash, Wabash Co, IN.^3,936 She died on 8 Sep 1990 in Lagro, Wabash Co, IN.^3,936 She was buried in Sep 1990 in Mem Lawns Cem, Wabash, Ind.^3,936 She is reference number 25334. [boyd-trees.ged]

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WABASH PLAIN DEALER
Publication Date: Aug 9,1990

LAGRO TEEN KILLED BY TRAIN

LAGRO - A Lagro girl was killed here Wednesday night when she ran into the side of a fast-mov ing freight train.
The girl, Emily Sisco, 17, suffered massive head injuries and was pronounced dead at the scen e by Wabash County Coroner, Dr. Dean Clifford.
The accident occurred at 9:37 p.m. at the Norfolk Southern Railroad Crossing on Ind. 524, jus t south of U.S. 24, the Wabash County Sheriff's Department said.
They indicated that Miss Sisco, her sister and two friends were en route to a grocery store a t the U.S. 24 intersection. The other three were on bikes and had gone on ahead.
The report indicates Miss Sisco was running and, not seeing the westbound freight, ran into t he side of the engine. Sheriff Larry Rice said the train was probably traveling between 50 an d 60 mph.
The report indicates the crossing is marked by crossing arms and they were down at the time o f the accident.
Rice said Miss Sisco was in street clothes and not attired as a jogger as some rumors Wednesd ay night had it.
Just hours after the fatality here, another pedestrian in the state was killed when struck b y a freight train.
Berry S. Landez, 28, of Kendallville was struck about 12:20 a.m. today by an eastbound trai n as he walked along the tracks about 12 miles east of Park Avenue crossing in Kendallville . Noble County authorities said Landez was pronounced dead at the scene.
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WABASH PLAIN DEALER

Publication: Aug 10,1990
Date of Death: Aug 8,1990

LAGRO- Emily Sue Sisco,17, Lagro, died at 9:37 p.m. Wednesday from injuries suffered in a ped estrian-train accident at the Norfolk Southern Railroad crossing on Ind. 524, just south of U .S. 24.
She was born on April 12,1973 in Paintsville, Kentucky., to Donald and Teresa (Fitzpatrick) Sisco , Lagro.
Formerly of Paintsville, she had lived in Lagro for 2 1/2 years. She would have been a junio r at Northfield High School. Miss Sisco was a member of the Church of God, U.S. 24 East.
Also surviving are a brother, John Paris Sisco, at home; a sister, Kimberly L. Sisco, at home , and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick, East Point, Kentucky., and Mrs. Ruby Sisco, Meal ly, Kentucky.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Garrett and Sloane Colonial Mortuary. Pastors Ralp h Johnson and Ron Lane will officiate. Burial will be in Memorial Lawns Cemetery.
Friends may call from 2 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Parents: Living SISCO and Living FITZPATRICK.

,Infant Gary SISCO^3,936 was born in 1968 in Wabash, Wabash Co, IN.^3,936 He died in 1968 in Wabash, Wabash Co, IN.^3,936 He was buried in 1968 in Mem Lawns Cem, Wabash, Ind.^3,936 He is reference number 25028. Parents: Living SISCO and Alpha M. BRYANT.

John Paris SISCO^3,936 was born on 14 Oct 1909 in Johnson Co, Kentucky.^3,936 He died on 3 Dec 1987 in Highlands Reg Med Hos, Prestonsburg, Floyd Co, IN.^3,936 He was buried on 6 Dec 1987 in Collins Family Cem, East Point, Floyd Co, Kentucky.^3,936 He is reference number 24909. [boyd-trees.ged]

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li,Cemetery located at top of the mountain by James Collins house. James tore down the old ho use and put in a modular to the left of the old house, down the hill by the side of the road . His daughter Kathy V. Goble lives in a trailer behind where the old house used to be.Visite d last summer 8-12-1999 took photos of cemetery.

RECORD:

1. Ashland Independent.

2. Document: Obituary-Sisco, John P.

Memorial Obituary

Ashland Independent

Dec 3 1987

Rev. John Sisco

The Rev. John Paris Sisco, 78, of Meally, died Tuesday in HighlandsRegional Medical Center a t Prestonsburg following a long illness.

Rev. Sisco was born Oct. 14, 1909, in Johnson County, a son of thelate John and Harriet Hunni cutt Sisco.

He was a retired coal miner.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ruby Bowling Sisco, five sons, ChesterSisco of Portsmouth, Ohio , Charles Sisco, Raymond Sisco and JohnnySisco, all of Wabash, Ind., and Donald Sisco of Meal ly; two daughters,Betty Spencer of Van Lear and Diana Bryant of Teaberry; two brothers,Estil l Sisco and Elmon Sisco, both of Meally; 26 grandchildren; andfour great-grandchildren.

The funeral will be conducted at 11 a.m. Friday at the Jones-PrestonFuneral Home in Paintsvil le by Bill Tackett, minister. Burial will bein the family cemetary at East Point.

Friends may call at the funeral home.

Spouse: Ruby Rudell BOWLING. John Paris SISCO and Ruby Rudell BOWLING were married on 17 Sep 1936 in Johnson Co, Kentucky.^3,936 Reference Number:486609 Children were: Living SISCO, Living SISCO, Living SISCO, Living SISCO, Living SISCO, Living SESCO, Living SISCO, Living SISCO, Pauline SISCO.