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| 1251 | Ray Pulley Died in Denver, Colorado Former Maysville Resident Passed Away At His Home Monday, April 23 Following Heart Attack Carlos Pulley of Clarksdale received word Monday, April 23, of the death of his son, Ray Pulley, at his home in Denver, Colorado, following a heart attack. Mr. Pulley left Monday evening for Denver to attend the funeral and burial. Ray Pulley lived in Maysville several years ago. His wife is the former Miss Marguerite Williams, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Williams. Besides his wife and father he is survived by one daughter, Gloria, and a sister, Mrs. H. A. Mann, Berkeley, California. | Pulley, Arlow Ray (I18887)
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| 1252 | RECENT DEATHS. MRS. CYNTHIA A. GRUBBS. Cynthia A. (Johnston) Grubbs was born near Callery Junction, Butler county, Pa., October 26, 1843, and died at Her home in Tionesta, Pa., April 12, 1907, being aged 63 years, five months and seventeen days at the time of her death. She was a daughter of John and Anna Johnston, early settlers of that part of Butler county. Mrs. Grubbs has not enjoyed good health for some months past, but her serious illness was of but a few days' duration, a stroke of paralysis, which affected her entire right side, causing her death at the time mentioned. She was united in marriage to Henry Grubbs, July 3, 1863, and for almost forty-four years they lived most happily together. She was the mother of eleven children, nine of whom with the father survive her and are left to mourn the loss of a loving wife and mother, as follows: Anna Jennetta Moon, of Tionesta; Flora E. Lease, of Kellettville; Clarence J., of Butler, Pa.; John W., of Nebraska; Carrie E. Grubbs, of Marienville; Leroy E of Muzette; Rachel J. Jones, of Newtown; Orra Allen Grubbs, of Nebraska, and Henry E., at home, all of whom were present at the funeral with the exception of one son, Orra Allen Grubbs, who is at present a patient in the hospital at Mercer, Pa. She is also survived by three brothers, Joseph, of Mars, Butler county, Pa., and James and S. C. Johnston, of Tionesta. She was a consistent member of the M. E. church, and at 2 p. m. Tuesday, Rev. W. O. Calhoun conducted funeral services in the church here, after which the body was laid to rest In Riverside cemetery. | Johnston, Cynthia A. (I2125)
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| 1253 | Reportedly buried here, but no tombstone found when cemetery was photographed for PACT Project. | Source (S81)
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| 1254 | Roberts, Robert D. 1931-2020 OCT 24, 2020 REA, Mo. - Robert D. "Bob" Roberts, 89 of Rea, went home to be with the Lord on Tuesday, October 20, 2020. He was born September 5, 1931, to Lawrence and Opal Roberts. Bob proudly served in the United States Marine Corps in Korea, but his true passion was farming which he did all of his life. He also enjoyed his 2-cylinder John Deere tractors. Bob married Joyce Reece on February 20, 1955, and his life was centered around the family that he loved and cherished. They had just recently celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary. Bob was preceded in death by: his parents; a brother, Lawrence Carroll "Buck" Roberts; and a sister, Patricia Kay Roberts. Survivors include: his wife, Joyce; son, Randy (Linda) Roberts; daughter, Deann (Bill) Schellhorn; grandchildren, Kurt (Darcy) Roberts, Kelly (Tim) Dolan, Ryan (Amy) Schellhorn, Scott (Nicole) Schellhorn, Troy (Megan) Schellhorn; 12 great-grandchildren; sisters, Marilyn (Wayland) Holbrook, Carolyn (Dan) Harrington, Barbara (Ken) Jones, Karen (Willy) McGaughey; and several nieces and nephews. Graveside Services and Interment with full Military Honors: 2 p.m., Wednesday, October 28, 2020, at the Savannah Cemetery. Friends may call between noon to 4 p.m. Monday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday at Heaton-Bowman-Smith Savannah Chapel. Memorial contributions may be made to the Second Harvest Food Bank or the Wounded Warriors Project in Bob's Memory. As published in the St. Joseph News-Press. | Roberts, Robert D. (I15294)
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| 1255 | St. Joseph News-Press, 4 May 1953, p. 4, col. 6 https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=l0BUAAAAIBAJ&sjid=fzoNAAAAIBAJ&pg=4014%2C4507117 Paul Weidmaier Dies at Hospital Paul Weidmaier, 81-year-old retired farmer of Hurlingen and life-long resident of Buchanan county, died this morning at a St. Joseph hospital. Mrs. Weidmaier, a member of Seven Dolors Catholic Church, is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Joe Feeney, St. Joseph, and Mrs. Charles McManus, Clarksdale, Mo.; four sons, Edward J. Weidmaier, St. Joseph; Victor Weidmaier, Amity, Mo.; Clifton Weidmaier, Grandview, Mo., and John Weidmaier, Independence, Mo.; one brother, A. E. Weidmaier, Clarksdale, and six grandchildren. The body is at the H. O. Sidenfaden & Son funeral home. | Weidmaier, Paul W. (I6615)
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| 1256 | Taps Are Sounded John Hurst, a veteran of the Civil war, living in the Marion district, has answered his last roll call and taps were sounded for him at his home on Thursday last, October 7th, 1909. He served in the Union army as a member of the original 13th Missouri Infantry, and was taken prisoner at the battle of Lexington, which was fought in September, 1861. On being paroled, he afterwards enlisted in the 7th Kansas, but was discharged on account of being paroled and not exchanged. John Ernst Hurst was born in Baden, Germany, January 8th, 1832, and died at his home, in Nodaway township, October 7th, 1909, aged 77 years, 8 months and 29 days. He came to America with his parents, in 1845, landing at New York, and went on to Mount Eaton, Ohio, where he was apprenticed to the shoemaker's trade, and afterwards followed this trade for a number of years, achieving good success. He came to Missouri and settled in this county, where he continually resided, except during the war, until his death. Uncle John was Fillmore's village shoemaker in the early days, and it is told of him that when in need of stock and supplies for his work, he only regarded it as pastime to walk to St. Joseph, make his purchases and return the same way the following day. He succeeded in accumulating sufficient means to buy a farm in this county, near the Hollister Mill which he owned and occupied at the time of his death, and was managed by one of his sons. He married Miss Celia Cooper, soon after the war. She died in 1868. In 1872, he married Miss Elizabeth Forney, who died November 20th, 1907. To the latter union, four sons and three daughters were born: two daughters died in infancy. He leaves to mourn their loss, which is his gain, a brother, J. F., of Angleton, Tex.; a sister, Mrs. Philip Forney, of Nodaway township; five children, Philip E., Wm. W., Frederick O., John H., and Flora A., all living on the homeplace, and a host of other relatives and friends, for he was universally loved and esteemed. He professed faith in Christ in early life, joining the M. E. church. Later he became a member of the United Brethren church, and the funeral services were held from the M. E. church in Fillmore, Saturday last, the burial being in the Fillmore cemetery. Rev. Phend, pastor of the U. B. church, at Maitland, conducted the services. "To be honest as this world goes, is one man picked out of ten thousand." Uncle John Hurst was an honest man. | Hurst, John Ernst (I17662)
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| 1257 | This collection contains birth certificates from the state of Arkansas that took place between the years of 1914 and 1917. These birth records will typically include the following information - Name of Infant Birth date Birthplace Name of Mother Name of Father | Source (S295)
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| 1258 | This is the birthdate he used on his SS-5 application for a social security number, but it's not consistent with other records. | Grubbs, Leland Theodore (I2215)
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| 1259 | This was the second time they married. | Family: Louis Ellsworth Martin / Grace Odessa "Dessie" Fry (F6920)
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| 1260 | Thomas B. Pulley Passes Away. Thomas B. Pulley was born Sept. 1st, 1856, in Pettis county, Mo., and died at his home at Washburn, Mo., Sunday, May 23, 1920, aged 64 years, 8 months and 22 days. He was married in 1879 to Nancy R. Russell of Fairview, Mo. To this union five children were born, one dying in infancy. The living are, Mrs. L. R. Smith, Pineville, Mo.; Mrs. A. P. Ledenham and C. E. Pulley, of Washburn, Mo.; and Earl R. Pulley of Farson, Wyoming. All were present except the son Earl. He is also survived by nine grandchildren and two sisters. The sisters are Mrs. Hettie Carpenter and Mrs. J. B. Thompson of Fairview, Mo. He was converted in 1884 [and] united with the Mt. Olive Baptist Church. Altho his suffering was long he bore it very patiently. He had many times during his sickness comforted his wife and children by saying "I am ready to go." Memorial services were conducted on Monday afternoon at the Exeter Baptist Church by the Pastor, Rev. Vanzant. Burial was made in the Maplewood cemetery of Exeter, Mo. "Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints." – Psalms, 116th Chapter, 15th verse. | Pulley, Thomas B. (I4403)
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| 1261 | WHITESVILLE Jan. 30. At the home of his parents in Barnard, Mo., Bruce, the little child of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Larrabee departed this life on Thursday, January 26, aged almost two years. This is indeed a sad blow to the father and mother and gladly would we console them if we could, but words of ours are too feeble to carry consolation to their aching hearts; but though the little voice is stilled, no more pattering of little feet to be heard in that home, his life will live on in your hearts and what a sacred thought it will be to you in years to come to think of the sunshine his brief life brought to your home and to remember that he lived to love and be loved by those who will ever cherish his pure sweet memory. The little one was laid to rest in the Whitesville cemetry [sic], Friday afternoon, by the side of his little sister, of whom the sad parents were bereft several years ago. His voice on earth you will hear no more, But he will call to you from above, You will hear his voice and better be Because of your darling's love. CLEOPATRA. | Larrabee, Bruce (I16606)
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