Our Time in History this Wood, Lester and Allied Families

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2051	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	SNOW, Walter Eugene (I12372)
2052	Maysville Georgia Families and their Allies, Todd Dorsey, rootsweb entry number 12017.	Source (S285)
2053	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	KUHLMAN, Dr. Kate Ashli (I23)
2054	Medora is buried with her parents.	SARGENT, Medora Margaret (I4449)
2055	Melvin died at age 47.	LOFLIN, Melvin Wilbur (I11318)
2056	Member of Lodge/Organizations: (Past Regent) Daughters of American Revolution Louisiana Purchase Chapter, Dragon Ladies, Missouri State Teachers Association, Member of Church: Trinity Episcopal Church. (provided by Michael Lee Gadell via email dated 30-Nov-2007) Funeral Service Date and Time: Saturday February 24, 2007 @ 11 AM, Place of Service: Dietrich-Mothershead Funeral Home, Officiating: Rev. Beverly Vanhorne. Place of Burial: Forest Park Cemetery, Fort Smith, Arkansas, Visitation: In lieu of flowers memorial donations can be made to Friends of De Soto Library. Funeral arrangements under the direction of Dietrich-Mothershead Funeral Home, 220 N. Main, De Soto, MO 63020 636-586-3337 (provided by Michael Lee Gadell via email dated 30-Nov-2007) Body was cremated, and, in spite of the burial location listed in this obit, the remains have not yet been interred. (provided by Michael Lee Gadell via email dated 30-Nov-2007)	SULLIVAN, Mary Ellen (I14608)
2057	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	BEAUCHAMP, Michael Don (I9121)
2058	Michael Lee Gadell. Research of.	Source (S195)
2059	Michael Shaun Wood - Letter dated 10 April 2007.	Source (S196)
2060	Middle name, Nanettw, as shown in File 1115AZ may be misspelled.	ROSS, Laura Nanettw (I9654)
2061	Mike Cordes post dated 9-Sep-2001, Genforum post.	Source (S121)
2062	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	WOOD, Antony Mitchell (I21)
2063	Military Service Notes: William enlisted as a Private in Company H, 7th Alabama Cavalry on February 15, 1863 at Holly Spring, Alabama. On a muster roll dated June 30 – December 31, 1863 he was reported absent wounded at Dandridge, Tennessee. The date he was wounded was given as December 24, 1863. He lost his right arm as reported in “Maimed Soldiers Record, State Auditor Book I, Page 22”. He later received an artificial arm. William applied for a pension in Cherokee County on April 18, 1885. Source: John T. Nash, 6th great grandson of Capt. William Wood, Jr.	WOOD, William M (I11432)
2064	Military Service Notes: Pinkney enlisted as a Private in Company C, 2nd Battalion Alabama Cavalry on November 15, 1862 at Cherokee City, Alabama. Company C later became Company H, 7th Alabama Cavalry. He was promoted to 3rd Sergeant subsequent to June 30, 1863. He was wounded at the Battle of Mossy Creek, Tennessee on December 29, 1863. Source: John T. Nash, 6th great grandson of Capt. William Wood, Jr.	WOOD, Pinckney H (I402)
2065	Military Service Notes: Thomas enlisted in Company A, 3rd Battalion Light Artillery (Palmetto Battalion – South Carolina) on August 8, 1863 at Charleston, South Carolina. He was reported as “absent without leave since Aug. 27, 64” on a Company Muster Roll dated July and August 1864. He was reported as present on the next Company Muster Roll dated Sept. and Oct. 1864. He was paroled at High Point, North Carolina on May 2, 1865 in accordance with the terms of a Military Convention between General Joseph E. Johnston and Major General W. T. Sherman at Durham Station, North Carolina. Source: John T. Nash, 6th great grandson of Capt. William Wood, Jr.	WOOD, Thomas W (I1012)
2066	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	WOOD, Angela Maria (I2)
2067	Millicent Lester was a legatee of the 1793-will of her stepfather. She was also likely the granddaughter Mealy Lester who inherited a cow and calf from Jacob Lester in 1793.[a] - from "The Family History of John W. Pritchett" [a] Chesterfield County Will Book 4 p 381	LESTER, Millicent (I13291)
2068	Milton County, Georgia was annexed by Fulton County in 1932 and forms the most northern portion of Fulton County. Birmingham, GA The Birmingham Community is the best preserved local community in the area and one of the most threatened. Located at the intersection of Birmingham Highway (372) and Birmingham Road, the community still contains several old store buildings, a Methodist Church, and several older homes around the community center. Birmingham was one of the farthest community in Milton County, and so the most distant from Alpharetta. Reference: http://www.mindspring.com/~knights/commbham.html	WOOD, Henry Park (I1135)
2069	Milton was Captain of the 5th North Carolina Home Guard during the War Between the States. Source; John T. Nash, 6th great grandson of Capt. William Wood, Jr.	SKEEN, Milton (I945)
2070	mmblack@valdosta.edu, Ancestors and Descendants of Mary "Polly" Lester, Source Medium: Internet .	Source (S52)
2071	More About JACOB EBERHART, JR: Fact 1: Enlisted at Burke Co., NC Military service: Revolutionary Soldier, DAR MARKER 1820 Oglethorpe Census: Jacob Everhart Household: Males: 2 0/10; 1 10/16; 3 16/18; 1 +45 Female: 1 0/10; 1 10/16; 1 26/45 1830 Oglethorpe Census: Jacob Eberhart Household: Males: 1 70/80; Females: 1 60/70 1840 Oglethorpe Census: Jacob Eberhart Household: Males: 1 40/50; 1 80/90: Females: 1 70/80	EBERHART, Jacob Jr. (I17290)
2072	More About JAMES THOMAS THRELKELD: Amnesty Oath: 1865, Fair, light hair, blue eyes, 5'9", age 19 Burial: New Hope Cemetery, Paoli, Madison Co., GA Fact 1: Co C 4 GA Res CSA ----------------------------------------- First name shown as Joseph on page 65 of the MCCB.	THRELKELD, James Thomas (I17034)
2073	Most likely died in Polk County, FL -------------------------------------------- For more information on John T Boring visit http://www.hitchhikers-guide.com/surnames/nti25995.htm	BORING, John T (I16036)
2074	Moved from Spartanburg County, South Carolina to Cherokee County, Georgia then moved to Alabama. He is buried at Summit Cemetery, Blount County, Alabama.	WOOD, Manley Madison (I10999)
2075	Moved to Alabama.	LYLE, Robert Maher Shalal Hashbaz II (I15574)
2076	Moved to Fayette County, GA. ______________________ One source shows her name as Anah Lyle, a.k.a. "Annie."	LYLE, Annie (I15577)
2077	Moved to Indiana.	LYLE, Elizabeth (I15568)
2078	Moved to Kentucky.	LYLE, David May (I15570)
2079	Moved to Paulding County, GA.	LYLE, John (I15571)
2080	Moved to Purcell, OK by 1900	WOOD, Oscar H (I11378)
2081	Moved to Tennessee.	LYLE, Sarah (I15569)
2082	Muster Roll of Company "C", 23rd Regiment, Georgia Volunteer Infantry, Army of Tennessee, C.S.A., Floyd County, Georgia. "Floyd Spring Guards." Joseph H. Ray, Private, March 1, 1862, wounded in 1864, admitted to 2nd Division of Depot Field Hospital, 5th Army Corps, Army of Potomac, City Point, Virginia, wounded August 22, 1864. Wounded, lower extremeties paralyzed, later died. Taken from census: 1860 Census: Floyd County, GA Floyd Springs Dist.; page 5; 133. tif 26 4 Ray, Joseph 20 M Farmer VA 27 Ray, Margaret 16 F VA 28 Ray, Elizabeth 14 F VA (she was Margaret's sister) 29 Harris, Abbagal? 40 F Farmer/Widow GA (Joseph's in-laws) 30 Harris, Joseph 14 M Laborer GA 31 Harris, James 12 M GA 32 Harris, Joanna 07 F GA 33 Harris, Amanda 06 GA (neighbors) (provided by Joyce Wood)	RAY, Joseph Henry Sr. (I92)
2083	Muster Roll of Company "G" 43rd Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, Army of Tennesse, CSA, Jackson County, GA 10 Mar 1862. Died in Jackson County, Georgia 12 May 1862. Asberry enlisted as a Private in Company G, 43rd Georgia Infantry on March 4, 1862 at Jefferson, Jackson County, Georgia. He died in Jackson County on March 12, 1862 of an unknown cause. Source: John T. Nash. Died at age 24 years, 11 months, 19 days.	WOOD, Asberry H (I164)
2084	Muster Roll of Company G 43D Regiment, MUSTER ROLL OF COMPANY *G, 43D REGIMENT GEORGIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY ARMY OF TENNESSEE C. S. A. JACKSON COUNTY, GEORGIA "REBEL GUARDS" OR "MINTZ INVINCIBLES" .	Source (S198)
2085	Myrtle died at age67.	OLSEN, Myrtle F (I11325)
2086	Name could be spelled as Dawes.	DAWS, Billy (I16798)
2087	name in dad's material is: BENJAMIN F/E WOOD I suspect that this is an either F or E choice that wasn't discernable in the original source material	MASON, Benjamin (I480)
2088	Name is found spelled as Frederick and Federick in numerous sources. Whch spelling is correct is undetermined at this point. My late father Federick's son always insisted that his correct name was Federick. --------------------------------------- Died at age 50 years, 7 months, 9 days.	WOOD, Federick Great (I11)
2089	Name may contain Cortes or Cortex or Cortez which was found on several online sources. Not certain if this is a nickname or part of his given name. A direct descendent from his line suggests that it may be Cortes. One other online website listed his name as Cortez Curtis Hudspeth.	HUDSPETH, Curtis (I15187)
2090	Name of children not known.	BROWN, U C (I6354)
2091	Name spelled MacLeod in some parts of the legacy data. Not certain as to correct spelling.	MCLEOD, Fred (I3380)
2092	Name: George A Barton Birth Date: 15 December 1919 (Historical Events) Death Date: 18 December 1996 (Historical Events) Issuing State: South Carolina Residence at Death: Greenville,Greenville,South Carolina 29609 SSN: 249-10-5092	BARTON, George Alvin (I12316)
2093	Name: Gwendolyn H Barton Birth Date: 01 April 1922 Death Date: 12 February 1994 Issuing State: South Carolina Residence at Death: Greer,Greenville,South Carolina 29651 SSN: 250-05-5174	HENDRIX, Gwendolyn Mae (I12315)
2094	Name: Jessie Hendrix Birth Date: 23 April 1896 (Historical Events) Death Date: May 1971 (Historical Events) Issuing State: South Carolina Residence at Death: Greer,Greenville,South Carolina 29651 SSN: 248-18-8603 1.Jessie Mae Rogers (William Alexander Rogers4, William Pinckney Rogers3, Thomas Rodgers2, male Rogers1) was born 23 Apr 1896 in Cowpens, Spartanburg County, SC, and died 31 May 1971 in Greer, Greenville County, SC. She was buried in Mount View Cemetery, Greer, SC. She married Thomas Basco Hendrix Sr. He was born 1 Nov 1893 in Reidville Township, Spartanburg County, SC, and died 6 Mar 1973 in Spartanburg, SC. He was buried in Mount View Cemetery, Greer, SC. Child of Jessie Mae Rogers and Thomas Basco Hendrix Sr is: 2 i.Thomas Basco Hendrix Jr was born 27 Feb 1930, and died 26 Apr 2001 in Ocala, Marion County, FL. Gwendolyn Mae Hendrix	ROGERS, Jessie Mae (I12314)
2095	Name: Thomas B Hendrix Birth Date: 27 February 1930 (Historical Events) Death Date: 26 April 2001 (Historical Events) Issuing State: South Carolina Residence at Death: Ocala,Marion,Florida 34479 SSN: 250-34-9311[bettys family.FTW] Duplin Man Writes Book On Alaska On Saturday, May 4, Mr. Alsa GAVIN now of Southport spoke to the Duplin Historical Society on his 20 years experience in Alaska as a teacher and school administrator. He talked about his book on Alaska, which he has just recently published entitled "Walking Among Tall Trees." Back in the 1940's I remembered when he was commandant of Edwards Military Institute in Salemburg and had lost sight of him without knowing that he was in Alaska. The book brought back many memories to me of my own visit to the Yukon River region of Alaska in 1951. Name: Thomas B Hendrix Birth Date: 27 February 1930 Death Date: 26 April 2001 Issuing State: South Carolina Residence at Death: Ocala,Marion,Florida 34479 SSN: 250-34-9311 Mr. GAVIN was born near Warsaw in 1914 and came from a pioneer colonial family. His father gave up farming and moved to Rose Hill where he was employed as a cabinetmaker at Atlantic Coffin and Cabinet Company. After about three years he moved his family to Goldsboro, where he was employ in a furniture factory and there his health failed. They then moved to Magnolia. Alsa was the oldest of seven children and he bore the responsibility of supporting the family. They worked in a factory where produce cups and baskets were made. He worked while he was in school and in 1933 he graduated from Magnolia High School. It was the middle of the Great Depression and going to college was out of the question. In 1932 young Alsa joined the Citizens Military Training Corps. In 1933 he joined the newly created Civilian Conservation Corps. He then worked for a time with the Edwards Memorial School and with the help of Mr. and Mrs. W.J. JONES, co-presidents of Pineland College where he was graduated in 1938. During the meantime Edwards Military Institute was established and he became commandant, a position which he held until 1945. He taught in public school for three years and then he was employed by the Navy at Camp Lejeune. He later returned to the graduate school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In 1949 Alsa GAVIN was married to Betty WITT, a Virginian, and they now have two married daughters. In 1951 GAVIN accepted a teaching position to also serve as principal at Eagle, Alaska, the natural setting in Alaska, the lack of roads, the customs of the natives, the frontier spirit of the territory, as well as some of the problems which he and his family faced while teaching in Alaska. The experiences which he had had in rural Duplin probably prepared h help with the viscitudes which he found in Alaska. Much of his writi about the people in Alaska whom he came to know, to understand, and to love. Alaska is the last frontier of the United States and since the drilling of oil wells, the country has changed. Some communities in Alaska are still without roads.	HENDRIX, Thomas Basco Jr. (I12258)
2096	Name: Thomas Hendrix Birth Date: 01 November 1893 Death Date: March 1973 Issuing State: South Carolina Residence at Death: Spartanburg,Spartanburg,South Carolina 29302 SSN: 250-10-6401	HENDRIX, Thomas Basco Sr. (I12313)
2097	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	BOLTON, Gary Milburn (I4287)
2098	Names of chidren not known.	BANKS, Benny (I6341)
2099	Names of children not known	WOOD, Ralph Thomas (I4051)
2100	Names of children not known.	WARD, James (I6516)

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