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| 1751 | Pauline was the oldest. A pin given to her by her mother. She had no children so was given to oldest daughter of Julia Ruth which was Pauline Arnsmeyer. She gave the pin to her oldest daugher Mildred who gave it to her daughter Wanda. | KLEE PAULINE (I00090)
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| 1752 | Pearl and Paul had no children. The birth of Pearl is recorded in two books in Mitchell County Copurthouse. One book records the birth year of 1902 while the other is 1903. | NOBLE PEARL FLORENCE (I20585)
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| 1753 | Peasant Farmer | PAUL JOHANN FRIEDRICH (I15554)
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| 1754 | Peasant Farmer. | WEIHE JOHANN HENRICH (I15558)
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| 1755 | Peasant Farmer. | FEGEL FRIEDRICH WILEHLM (I15556)
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| 1756 | Pennsylvania Dutch family from Illinois before moving to Iowa. | STARRY FRANK (I19662)
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| 1757 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I20553)
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| 1758 | Per Alice Gail, he lived in Chester, IL after divorce. Chester, IL is the home of Popeye. | CASSETTA GARRETT WAYNE (I20555)
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| 1759 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F07096
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| 1760 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I05913)
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| 1761 | Per Allyson Tilton his last name is spelled Landess. She has their date of marriage as November 24, 1860 in Lawrence County, Illinois. | LANDIS JESSIE JR. (I00577)
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| 1762 | Per Allyson Tilton Phillip resides in 1880 in Claremont, Richland County, Illinois as a farmer. She spells Phillip with only one "L". Per Jeanine Philip and his family moved to Curtis, Nebraska sometime before 1900. They are found living with the Harmish family there in the 1900 census records. Philip was the executor for his brother, Henry Silas Gines, named by Henry as executor of his will. | GEINES PHILLIP C. (I02261)
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| 1763 | Per Allyson Tilton they were married in Lawrence County, Ilinois, and relocated to Lebanon, Illinois by 1870. | GEINES CHRISTIANA (I02260)
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| 1764 | Per Allyson Tilton, they resided in Lawrence County, Illinois in 1840 and 1850. Per Jeanine Scholz: Henry Geines stated in the 1880 census records that he and both of his parents were born in PA. Henry and Catherine Gines are listed on 1850 Lawrence Co, Il census records, not far from Henry. It seems likely these are his parents as they were both born in PA and were of the right age and living close to him. 1850 Lawrence Co, IL census records: Philip Geines, 65, farmer, 1,500 acres, born in PA Catharine, 55, born in PA They are living next door to Washington Grove and his wife Sarah, she was born in PA in 1827. 1860 census records, Philip and Catharine cannot be found. 1870 Lawrence Co, IL census records: Philip Geines, 86 years old, born in PA. Philip is found living with Washington Grove, his wife Sarah and son Philip. There is a marriage record for Sarah Grimes to Washington Grove in Lawrence Co, IL in 1849. It seems likely that this Sarah Grimes is the daughter of Philip Gines and the sister of Henry Geins (he was listed as Henry Greiner on his marriage record.) | GEINES PHILIP (I23264)
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| 1765 | Per Anita Stone, Lewis homesteaded property April 6, 1898 Anton, California. | STROH LEWIS (I23622)
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| 1766 | Per Carol Hotz she came to America in 1854. | PEITHMANN FRIEDERIKE WILHELMINA CHRISTINE (I02973)
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| 1767 | Per Carol Hotz the story passed down through the family says that Frederick Wilhelm Heseman married Mary (Marie) Krughoff who was the heir to the family fortune and the only way she could inherit this fortune was for Frederick Wilhelm Heseman to take her last name. Thus he became Frederick Wilhelm Krughoff. Emmigrated to America in 1852. 1860 Illinois Census - Nashville, Illinois - 9/12/1860 1287/1237 Frederick W. Krughoff56 M Farmer 4000-3000Prussia Elizabeth56 FIL. Henry22 M FarmerIl. Elizabeth16 FIl. Mary11 FIl. Louis Hilderbrand18 MIl. At the time of their Golden Wedding in 1878, the Krughoff's sent $1000 to the Barmer Mission in Germany. The mother is quoted as saying, "We were married in Bergkirche by pastor Linkmeyer and that evening we walked to Schnathorst to Pastor Volkening's Mission Study Hour. On the way home, we made the vow that if the Good Lord would grant them fifty years of wedded life they would send $1000 to the Barmer Mission." She gave Pastor Rague the money to send to Germany. A Pastor from Germany sent a letter from there to thank her.Florence Krughoff | KRUGHOFF FREDERICK WILHELM (WILLIAM) HESEMAN (I02964)
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| 1768 | Per Cynthia Rapp in an E-Mail, she stated that her grandfathers name was spelled Waldemar. It has been changed from our original Waltamar on 3/5/2017. | CHRISTOFFERSON WALDEMAR (I27519)
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| 1769 | Per Dana Whetstone she may have been born in North Carolina. | HILTON MARGARET VIRGINIA QUEEN VICTORIA (I01213)
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| 1770 | Per David A. Stapp he died of cancer of the throat. Arsnic pack killed him. | JAMES HENRY RICHARD (I21811)
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| 1771 | Per David A. Stapp Information: Immigration: 1920 Came to the US when his older brother Soren wrote to him asking him to come to live with him in Chicago. The story is that he found the highest place that he could in his Danish town Lyngby, and looked at it for one last time before he left. Worked for the Edison Commonwealth Electric Company in Chicago, Illinois. | SORENSEN CHRISTEN (CHRIST) JOSEFSEN (I21628)
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| 1772 | Per David A. Stapp, see 1860 Census Panola Co., Ms. family #518-518. They had six children. Census Place Eureka & Williamson, Panola, Mississippi; Family History Library Film 1254661; NA Film Number T9-0661; Page Number 189A. | MCCULLAR BENJAMIN (I22149)
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| 1773 | Per David A. Stapp, after Ionia Adoline died, Louis moved to Texas. One of their daughters visit relatives in Ms. a few years ago. | TIDWELL LOUIS (I22211)
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| 1774 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I21686)
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| 1775 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I21685)
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| 1776 | Per David A. Stapp, Baptism: Yellow Leaf Baptist Church in a pond behind the building. | JAMES LILLIE ANN (I21802)
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| 1777 | Per David A. Stapp, by both his wives, Verne had a total of ten children. | WILLIAMSON THOMAS VERNE (I22291)
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| 1778 | Per David A. Stapp, Ethel and John had no children, but raised the children of Verne and Mary Ware, after the death of Mary Ware. | WILLIAMSON ETHEL (I22285)
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| 1779 | Per David A. Stapp, Harold McMinn had married first Amanda Jane Pate and they had several children, two of which will show later in the McCullar family, so we will give them here. William (Bill) McMinn, who married Amanda HIll, a daughter of Mary (Polly) McCullar and Merrill Hill. They were the parents of Mrs. Alice Ward, who lived at Hereford, Texas. She published a book on the McMinn family. (She died several years ago). Abraham McMinn married Susan Emline Hill, a sister to Amanda Hill who married Bill McMinn. We do not have many records on this family, except that they were the grandparents of Lawrence Johnson, 244 Pollard St., Batesville, Ms. Harold McMinn married second Julia Ann McCullar. | MCMINN RICHARD HAROLD (I22187)
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| 1780 | Per David A. Stapp, he died while on his way to visit his daughter Geneva in Maple Valley, Washington. | MCCULLOUGH VAN CARL (I22306)
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| 1781 | Per David A. Stapp, he had 5 children by Mittie Nixon and 1 by Della Still. | MCCULLOUGH JESSE LORENZA (I22337)
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| 1782 | Per David A. Stapp, he is a Methodist Minister. They had six children. | Rev. MCCULLAR WHITFIELD DUPREE (I22204)
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| 1783 | Per David A. Stapp, he married a cousin. See Wilsons. Love Joy Church Cemetery is located in South Eastern Panola County, on Love Joy Road. Turn east or left off highway 51 on Pope Water Valley Rd., about 8 miles to Love Joy Road, turn right about 1/2 mile then left into the church grounds. Love Joy Cem. is made up of mostly Magee and McCullars and their relatives. The church is a historical site adn they have homecoming there once a year and Civil War Memorial Ceremonies once a year. Alexander was raised by his stepmother who was also his Aunt Kate. | MCCULLAR ALEXANDER (I22178)
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| 1784 | Per David A. Stapp, he married his cousin. They had two children. | WILLIAMSON W. (BUFE) BUFORD (I22290)
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| 1785 | Per David A. Stapp, he married his cousin. Ola McCullar is the daughter of Henderson May McCullar and Henderson May is the son of James Edward McCullar and Eliza Jane Alexander. Volney and Ola had one daughter. | WILLIAMSON VOLNEY (I22283)
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| 1786 | Per David A. Stapp, he served in Co. B, 14th, Bat., Ms. Light Art., CSA. They have 5 children. Census Place Eureka & Williamson, Panola, Mississippi; Family History Library Film 1254661; NA Film Number T9-0661; Page Number 189A | MCCULLAR ANDREW JACKSON (JACK) (I22160)
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| 1787 | Per David A. Stapp, he was a deacon in the Baptist Church. | MCCULLOUGH BENJAMIN BUREGARD (I22205)
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| 1788 | Per David A. Stapp, he was a member of the State Legislature. They lived at Pope, Mississippi. | MCCULLOUGH WILLIAM TODD (I22326)
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| 1789 | Per David A. Stapp, he was the family historian who worked up much of the McCullar Family history with the help of Benjamin Buregard McCullough research. | MCCULLOUGH LEONARD BOYCE (I22314)
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| 1790 | Per David A. Stapp, John moved to Quanah, Texas in Janauary 1891. | Dr. MCCULLOUGH JOHN THOMAS (I22201)
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| 1791 | Per David A. Stapp, Joseph James Williamson or Jim was only 18 at the time the Civil war was over, but never the less he was part of a group sent to guard the railroad bridge over the Yocona River during the war. | WILLIAMSON JAMES JOSEPH (JIM) (I22208)
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| 1792 | Per David A. Stapp, Mary Duke helped raise the chldren of Mary Varner. She and Jesse had no children. | DUKE MARY (I22193)
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| 1793 | Per David A. Stapp, most of the children are married and live around Water Valley, Mississippi. | MCCULLAR JAMES CLIFTON (I22275)
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| 1794 | Per David A. Stapp, name may be Verner. | VARNER MARY E. (I22192)
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| 1795 | Per David A. Stapp, Oscar Dee McCullough was the last living child of Jesse McCullar. He was living in Snyder, Oklahoma in 1962. The three youngest children moved to Oklahoma with the family. They had six children. After Nola Stephens died, Oscar married second Julia Burns Tyler. | MCCULLAR OSCAR DEE (I22338)
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| 1796 | Per David A. Stapp, R. Frank Rowsey was her cousin and son of Mary and George Rowsey. | GRIFFIS ISADORA (I22245)
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| 1797 | Per David A. Stapp, she died at the age of 77. She was a retired nurse and lived with Mrs. John Guest (Ethel Williamson Guest). They lived in a house near John T. Williamson's Motel at Water Valley, Ms. She is buried at Water Valley, Ms. She never married. | WILLIAMSON LYNN (I22302)
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| 1798 | Per David A. Stapp, she married her cousin Alexander McCullar, the only son of Margaret (Peggy) Magee and John M. McCullar. Peggy was the sixth child of Patrick Magee and Rosanna McCullar. Alexander McCullar and Jensie Jane Wilson had six chldren. Jensie Jane Wilson was the second child of Mary (Polly) Magee adn Robert Wilson. | WILSON JENSIE JANE (I22179)
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| 1799 | Per David A. Stapp, she was living in 1962. No issue by this marriage. | MCCULLAR EFFIE (I22274)
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| 1800 | Per David A. Stapp, the Pollard children all live in Altheimer, Arkansas. | POLLARD ARCH (I22278)
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