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| 1351 | I1116 | Brobst family history provided by Arthur Holmes on the Brobst web site on Rootsweb. |
| 1352 | I1118 | [gines[1].FTW] Living individual, details withheld Provided by: Ronald L. Gines |
| 1353 | I1119 | [gines[1].FTW] Living individual, details withheld Provided by: Ronald L. Gines |
| 1354 | I1120 | [gines[1].FTW] Living individual, details withheld Provided by: Ronald L. Gines |
| 1355 | I1121 | [gines[1].FTW] Living individual, details withheld Provided by: Ronald L. Gines |
| 1356 | I1123 | [gines[1].FTW] Living individual, details withheld Provided by: Ronald L. Gines |
| 1357 | I11237 | In 1869 my Grandmother was three years old and migrated in a covered wagon from around Knoxville, Tenn. with her parents and several brothers and sisters to the country around Sedalia, MO. She was the youngest of severn or nine children, I can't recall for sure. One older brother who was married stayed inTennessee. - Rosalie Gish |
| 1358 | I1124 | [gines[1].FTW] Living individual, details withheld Provided by: Ronald L. Gines |
| 1359 | I1125 | [gines[1].FTW] Living individual, details withheld Provided by: Ronald L. Gines |
| 1360 | I1126 | [gines[1].FTW] Living individual, details withheld Provided by: Ronald L. Gines |
| 1361 | I1127 | [mccullar.ftw] They have 2 daughters. |
| 1362 | I1128 | The first Mennonite bishop in Lancaster Co, PA. |
| 1363 | I1130 | [mccullar.ftw] Obit: newsdate Oct 12, 1999 Fred Duke of Pope, Ms. died Friday, Oct 8, 1999, at South Panola Community Hospital of heart failure. Funeral services were held Monday, Oct 11, at 2 p.m. at Dickens Funeral Home Chapel in Batesville with Rev. James Bailey officiating. Interment was in Liberty Hill Ch Cem. near Pope, Ms.. Dickens Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Duke, son of the late Matthew Duke and Pearl McMinn Duke, was born on May 14, 1912 in Panola Co., Ms.. He was a retired farmer and cattleman. Survivors include one daughter, Judy Duke Houston of Pearl; three grandchildren; and three great grandchildren. |
| 1364 | I1131 | [gines[1].FTW] Living individual, details withheld Provided by: Ronald L. Gines |
| 1365 | I1132 | [gines[1].FTW] Living individual, details withheld Provided by: Ronald L. Gines |
| 1366 | I11325 | Wanda L. Gines has a picture of Annie Marie Alexander Hilton in Lorene Gine's file. |
| 1367 | I1133 | [gines[1].FTW] Living individual, details withheld Provided by: Ronald L. Gines |
| 1368 | I1134 | [mccullar.ftw] Died in Army Camp in World War I. |
| 1369 | I1135 | [gines[1].FTW] Living individual, details withheld Provided by: Ronald L. Gines |
| 1370 | I1136 | Philip and Catharine Gines are found living next door to Sarah and Washington Grove on the 1850 census records. In the 1870 census records, Catharine has apparently died, but Philip is found living with Sarah and her husband and children. On census records, Sarah indicated that she was born in PA and her mother and father were born in PA, Washington indicated that he was born in IL, but both parents were born in PA. On the 1900 census records, Sarah is found living with her son Philip, she is listed as widowed. With them is living a neice, Mannie. Sarah is listed as 73 years old and born in PA and both parents born in PA. Sarah can read and write. |
| 1371 | I11394 | http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/53261165/person/13930696352 |
| 1372 | I11394 | http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/53261165/person/13930696352 |
| 1373 | I11409 | Information on descendants per Tina Gerard with exception of Elizabeth Barada. |
| 1374 | I11410 | FHC film #1026606: Vincennes (Ouabache) 1749-1850 per Tina Gerard |
| 1375 | I11415 | . They had ten children, including at least five were married. Jean was browser. In 1684, he was taken prisoner by Iroquois with his brother Antoine and a dozen other French during transport a shipment of furs in the Great Lakes region. They are stripped and released nine days later |
| 1376 | I11417 | 30-8-1620 Baptism The baptismal certificate from 1620, which could be one of the pioneer, was discovered by Nicole Morel-Desrosiers and Jean-Pierre Morel 2007 uncertain. filiatif Act and not because of the absence of the names of his parents to his marriage in New France. The act of the city by Ferdinand 14-04-1617 Desrosiers would be that of a son of Denise Antoine Antoine and Philippex. The marriage contract migrant is cited in a deed of Ameau dated 15-08-1691. (Source File) From http://www.nosorigines.qc.ca/GenealogieQuebec.aspx?genealogy=Antoine_Desrosiers&pid=11119&lng=en |
| 1377 | I11417 | "The ancestor Desrosiers, covered with honors, was buried at Champlain on the 9th of August, 1691, at the age of about 72. As for Anne Leneuf, we don't know about her demise. We believe her to have been alive in Champlain in 1701 when "the widow Desrosiers" gave a half minot of grain to the church, for the poor." Source: Our French-Canadian Ancestors Antoine Desrosiers By Thomas J. Laforest (Vol. II, Chapter 8) |
| 1378 | I11417 | There is some question as to whether or not Antoine Desrosiers and Sophie Trou were his parents. |
| 1379 | I11419 | Pierre DANDONNEAU was baptized a Calvinist at Nieul-sur-Mer on 28 Oct 1624. His title was "Sieur Du Sable" - Lord Du Sable. He was also known as Pierre DANDONNEAU dit LA JEUNESSE. He arrived in Canada in 1647. In May 1651, he was wounded by the Iroquois at Trois-Rivières |
| 1380 | I11419 | There are several competing dates for his death.Anywhere from 1690 to 1702 |
| 1381 | I1143 | The following appeared in the church newsletter of Dr. Donald E. Riggs. During High School days, Pastor John Riggs carried papers during his freshman year and worked in a grocery store the rest of those growing years. After graduation he worked in the First National Bank of Bloomington, Indiana for fourteen years. During that time he served most every office in the church. On June 25, 1933 he married Dorothy Gines of Washington, Indiana who taught school for six years. They were active in the Bloomington Free Methodist Church where John joined at the age of fifteen and continued service and membership there until they entered the ministry in 1942. Before they entered the ministry Pearce Archer and Mary Joanna were born to the happy couple. John's first appointment was at the St. Francisville and Liberty circuit, Illinois. He pastored there four years and took the Headquarter's Ministerial four year course during his pastorate there. Janet Sue, now "Ames" was born there. In 1946 they were transferred to Light and Life Chapel, Indianapolis, Indiana where he was their first pastor. While there, Ruth Jeannine was born. He spent 10 years of his ministry serving in the Wabash conference of the Free Methodist Church of North America. John received a telephone call from Superintendent F. J. Archer of the Southern California-Arizona Conference on Thanksgiving night in 1951. January 3, 1952 found the family unloading their furniture at the parsonage of the Hillcrest Free Methodist Church, San Diego, California. Seven and one half wonderful years were spent there. It was a joy to see the Sunday School average go from 124 to 306, besides mothering the Grossmont-LeMesa Church. They pastored the Pasadena Church one year. Then came the appointment by the Conference Board of Administration to Conference Director of Finance. At this time they moved to Hermon on Monterey Road and lived there for fifteen years. For the first three years of this appointment, John was full time in the Conference office. Then they were assigned as Pastor of the Los Angeles Second church where he served for fifteen years. Thus, the last three years of his conference office he was also pastoring a church. Pearce, Janet and Jeannine were all married from the Hermon Church of which they were then members. John and Dot attended and served the Hermon Church the first three years while he was in the Conference office. As of conference 1978 he was retired as full time pastor and received the appointment as Associate Pastor of the Hermon Church. He made the statement in his farewell message at Second Church, "The Lord has one more mountain for him to climb." They are here with us at Hermon and what is best said of Pastor John is that he is LOVE.....pure, wonderful, sweet unmatched LOVE. We are so fortunate that he has agreed to be a part of our ministry. The Lord has truly been faithful to us. WE WELCOME WITH OPEN ARMS & HEARTS our own Pastor John Riggs and Dorothy. Order for funeral service. Front Cover: In Memory of My Loving Husband and Our Dad John E. Riggs ORDER OF SERVICE UPON DEPARTURE TO HEAVEN Celebration of Hope L.A. Second Church Choir Obituary Earl R. Schamehorn In Memory of a Spiritual Father Mason Johnson Scripture David Buffong Prayer Virgil Raley Celebration of Hope Life Chinese Church Choir of Montebello In Memory of a Brother Elmer Riggs In Memory of a Friend Wesley L. Keller "What a Day That Will Be" William McKinney/Chris Kugler "Well Done Thou Good and Faithful Servant" James E. Denison "Hallelujah" Hermon Choir Dorothy wrote a note on the program she sent to Herald and Lorene Gines: Congregation sang "I'm so Glad I'm a Part of the Family of God". I and my family greeted everyone at the door as they left. Middle of program has a picture of John. Birth: June 20, 1907; Death: August 2, 1979 A FAITHFUL MAN OF GOD (Poem that appeared inside funeral program.) How shallow would my life have been, how dark and hard the way But for a faithful man of God I met one blessed day. He told me of the love of God and how Christ died for me. But for a faithful man of God I still in sin would be. And as the years went passing by, my faith in Christ did grow, Because the faithful man of God was teaching me to sow. His warm, slow, patient, loving ways inspired me to seek The things he taught and lived himself; how blessed are the meek. He never was too busy; his help was always there. A faithful man that God could use in answer to my prayer. And now that God has called him home may my life prove to be As faithful as the one God sent to show the way to me. TRIBUTE by Paul N. Ellis John Riggs was my friend of many years. He and his family have been dear to my family since our youthful days. I am dimished by his death. My privilege of friendship with him is not unique however, for John Riggs was a sincere friend to all he knew. His capacity to love was boundless. - his love of God knew no reservation. - his love of wife and children was deep and abiding. - his love of those he served as pastor was all inclusive. - his love of friends brought joy and affirmation to all who knew him. When we first heard of his death, Delores exclaimed, John personified love. Indeed he did. Obituary: REV. JOHN RIGGS MEMORIAL SERVICE. Rev. James E. Denison of Hermon Free Methodist Church of Highland Park delivered the keynote eulogy at memorial services August 5 for Rev. John E. Riggs, an associate minister at Hermon for the last few years. The service was officiated by Rev. Earl Schamehorn, conference superintendent, and choir selections were sung by Los Angeles Second Free Methodist, Montebello Life Chinese and Hermon church groups. More than 500 family and friends attended the services. Tributes also were spoken by Rev. Elmer Riggs, a brother, Wesley Keller and Mason Johnson. Rev. Riggs was born June 20, 1907 in Bloomington, Indiana and died Aug. 2 at White Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was a pastor for 37 years and lived in California for 27 years serving a pastorship at Free Methodist Church of Los Angeles. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy; a son Pearce, Seattle, Washington; three daughters, Joanna Smith, Greenville, Illinois; Janet Ames, Los Angeles and Jeannine Morgan, Carpinteria; Indiana; a sister Jessie Beeler, Sun City, Arizona and 11 grandchildren. Interment was at Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills on August 6. |
| 1382 | I1145 | [mccullar.ftw] They lived at Pope, Ms. and had five children. |
| 1383 | I1146 | [mccullar.ftw] They had six children. |
| 1384 | I1147 | [gines[1].FTW] Living individual, details withheld Provided by: Ronald L. Gines |
| 1385 | I1148 | [gines[1].FTW] Provided by: Ronald L. Gines |
| 1386 | I1148 | [mccullar.ftw] They have three children. |
| 1387 | I1150 | [mccullar.ftw] Kenneth McCullar is a Major in U.S. Air Force, killed at Port Moresby, New Guinea. The plane he was flying hit a kangaroo on take-off. He was the inventor of "Skip Jump Bombing". |
| 1388 | I11548 | Alvin moved to Long Island, NY where he worked for RCA until he died. Per Lori McConnell |
| 1389 | I1156 | Leander is found living next door to Esther Gines in the 1880 census records, he is living with his parents and siblings and maternal grandmother. Leander and Esther married the following year. |
| 1390 | I11576 | Per Jerald O. Mobley, Wm. was known as "Uncle Doll" to siblings. Doll used the Roman letters for the number 4 on all of his tools, some of which are still in the possession of Jerald's branch of the Mobley family. Entered 12/20/01 wlg |
| 1391 | I11577 | Jerald O. Mobley states birth date as 1876 and first name os Lemuel. 12/20/01 wlg |
| 1392 | I1158 | [mccullar.ftw] Paula was abused by her mother and finally murdered by her mother. Died at the age of 13 in 1980 and is buried at Liberty Hill Ch Cem. She was very small for her age. Paula was the eldest child. |
| 1393 | I11597 | http://incolor.inetnebr.com/gwbrownx/matth001.htm#id398 |
| 1394 | I11598 | http://incolor.inetnebr.com/gwbrownx/matth001.htm#id398 |
| 1395 | I11621 | Lester attended S. I. U., Carbondale, Illinois, where he starred in basketball. Has his degree and master's from the U. of Illinois School of Business in Accounting. He was teacher and coach of Waltonville, Illinois, High School for several years, after which he accepted a position at Proviso Community H. S., Maywood, Illinois, where he taught for more than 25 years, having been honored and given a gold watch for 25 years service to that school. They spent a number of sumemrs managing a church camp near Bridgman, Mich. He retired from teaching in 1968 and they now live in Franklin, Indiana in a Methodist retirement center, were they recently built a new home. From "Hoffmans 1662 - 1972" Compiled by Bernice Reinhardt |
| 1396 | I11622 | Samary graduated with honors from Carlow with a B.S. degree in Nursing in December of 1995. She is a member of Sigma Theta Tau. She continues to work at the hospital in East Liverpool, Ohio. Bernice Reinhardt 3/2000 Samary graduated in 1960 from Earlham College, Richmond, Indiana, where she majored in Home Economics and later from Cook Co. School Nursing, Cook Co., Hospital, Chicago, Illinois. She taught Home Ec. in California for one year and is presently teaching nursing in E. Liverpool, Ohio, where they live. |
| 1397 | I11623 | Charles enlisted in the army in 1959 and served 3 years - spent 13 months in Korea. He is employed at Crucible Titanium Co., Midland, Penn. and attends night school at Kent State University, E. Liverpool. |
| 1398 | I11624 | John Charles Taylor graduated from Mount Union College with a degree in business. John married Sharon Marie Woodyard on June 23, 1990. Sharon was born on August 23, 1968, and graduated from Mount Union Colege in 1990 with a degree in business. They now live in Michigan where John is employed as a manager at K-Mart. Sharon works for Bosch as a computer librarian. Bernice Reinhardt 3/2000 |
| 1399 | I11625 | Kimberly graduated from Mount Union Colege in 1991 with a degree in communications and is employed as a technician by a TV station in Youngstown, Ohio. Kim married Robert E. McKinndy on September 12, 1992. Robert was born August 1, 1965, and died in a tragic truck accident in Salt Lake City on November 24, 1994. He had served four years in the military. Kim has no children and continues to live in Salem, Ohio. Bernice Reinhardt 3/2000 |
| 1400 | I11629 | George graduated from Butler University with a degree in business. In August of 1965 George married Mary Amelia Sweitzer of Goshen, Indiana. Mary is a graduate of the Butler University School of Pharmacy. They lived in Franklin, IN, for a short time before relocating to Woodstock, IL. George is an accountant and Mary works as a pharmacist. Bernice Reinhardt 3/2000 |
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