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| 851 | Absalom is living with his son Travis in the 1860 Caldwell Parish census. | Wall, Absalom (I28497)
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| 852 | According to George M. | Robinson, Ellen P. (I10196)
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| 853 | According to his WWI Registration Form, he and his wife Mattie Lee Arnold lived in Saltville, Smyth County, Virginia. | Arnold, Robert Millard (I9394)
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| 854 | According to information supplied by Marie Senter, Aunt Annie was a milliner and had her shop "uptown" for years. She made and sold hats, trimming them with feathers, flowers, etc. She rented out rooms in her home. Marie says she was such a good cook and a good manager in those hard times of very little money. She served noonday lunches for her boarders and others. Most of the noonday trade were people she had known for a long time who would call and say, "Can you set another place at noon?". | DeLoach, Annie Elizabeth (I24780)
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| 855 | according to interview with Solomon (Grandson)1905 Henry was married to NancyMcAlby. Records in Wilmington Del. show Anne Mack cabinet-maker From Ron Garrison Evidence that Henry Garrison is living in Orange County. Henry Garrison Orange County 1779 North Carolina Taxpayers 1679 - 1790 Volume 2 Compiled by Clarence E. Ratcliff Genealogical Publishing Co., 1987 Court May 1786, Case 32-297, page 26 Henry Garrison as a juror. Abstracts of Minutes of the Inferior Court of Pleas & Quarter Session of Orange County NC 1777-1788 Abstracted and Edited by Alma Cheek Redden 1966 Evidence that Henry Garrison is living in Burke County. 1790 Federal Census, Burke County, North Carolina Henry Garison April 1795: Zachariah Downs to Henry Garrison, 183 a., Oct. 3, 1794, pr Robert Kell. Zaheriah Downs to Peter Stalcap, 133 a., Oct. 30, 1794, pr: Robt. Kell. BURKE COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA RECORDS 1755-1821, Vol. IV, Edith Warren Huggins, Southern Historical Press, 1987, page 23. Court Minutes, April 1803, Page 50. Henry Garrison, dec'd; Henry Garrison, Sr. Relinq. Admin. To James Garrison Burke Co NC Land Records & More Important Misc Records 1751-1809, Vol. III Edith Warren Huggins | Garrison, Henry (I19430)
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| 856 | According to Mr. Hartley obituary, he was one of 10 children and he w as a descendant of four brothers who came from England in the 1700's. | Hartley, David Estes (I25057)
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| 857 | according to Solomon Garrison (Garrett's nephew) interviewed in 1905 Henry was married to Nancy McAlby. Wilmington Del. records show Anne Mack | Mack, Anne (I19396)
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| 858 | According to the Watauga Hertiage Book, Vol II Benjamin Hartley died of heart disease in 1879/80 and Elizabeth died in 19 03. Benjamin did not leave a will and his estate was not settled until 191 9. | Hartley, Benjamin (I13891)
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| 859 | ACCUSED OF THE SHOOTING was Henderson Garten, a guerrila under Capt. Philip Thurmond of Oak Hill, and Jefferson (Jeff) Bennett a strong Southern sympathizer. This all came on March 2nd as we buried Boude Bennett in the Bennett graveyard several miles back of Jumping Branch. A kinsman of Jeffers9n Bennett pointed out the homesite of the old Secessionist and told how he met an untimely end. When the Civil War was over, the report runs, "Tuck" Richmond and others returned, went up to Jeff Bennett's house and avenged the death of Samuel Richmond, Tuck's father. This they did by killing Jeff Bennett and his dog. An old grave mound was pointed out as the tomb of secessionist Jeff Bennett there in the ancestral burial ground of the generations of Bennetts. Only a dornick marks the grave. | Bennett, Robert Jefferson (I41267)
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| 860 | Ada (Tate) Church Phillips, of Asheville, N.C., daughter of the late Marion Leroy Church and Ollie Venie Tester Church, was a lady of the mountains, born and raised in WNC High Country. She loved nature and we can imagine her soul fluttering around the WNC country side like a butterfly. Tate was born on the Cone Estate in Blowing Rock Township, Watauga County, NC on April 26, 1921, where her father was employed at the Cone Estate. She died of old age at the Deerfield Episcopal Retirement Community in Asheville, N.C., on August 9, 2021. When her father changed jobs, the family, now with five girls, moved to Shulls Mills where her father worked for the ET&WNC narrow gauge railroad that ran between Johnson City, TN, and Boone, N.C. When her mother died 2 months after the birth of their son, Robert on March 14, 1926, the father took Tate, now aged 5, and other four girls to the Grandfather Home for Children Orphanage in Banner Elk, N.C. Robert was adopted by Aner Rominger, a cousin of Tates mother. Tate had a wonderful life at the orphanage where she was able to swim in Wildcat Lake, ride a horse in the pasture, help with farm chores, wander through the woods, climb trees, play games with the other children, and do all the things that children in a rural area did. When she went to public school, it was in Cranberry, N.C., 6 miles away by bus. Whenever she stayed late at school, she hoofed it back up the mountain to the orphanage. After graduation she moved from the orphanage onto the campus of Lees McRae College in Banner Elk where she worked her way through school by waiting on tables and cleaning rooms. After graduation from Lees McRae College, she was employed by Hanes Hosiery in Winston-Salem, N.C. During World War II, she volunteered for Nurses training and interned at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, MD. After the war, she was employed by the Kingsport Press, Kingsport, TN. In 1946 she married Winston Jerome Jackson, brother of L.B. Jackson, Asheville builder and for whom the Jackson Building in Asheville is named. They lived in Kingsport, TN, where Winston had built a new house for her, and where he was employed by the Eastman Kodak Chemical Corp. After Winstons retirement in 1974, they moved to Ft. Lauderdale, FL. It was there that she met neighbors, Ted and Sally Lange, who introduced her to private jets and ships. After Winstons death she roamed the world with the Langes on their yacht, the Sally Ann, where Tate had her own stateroom and head. Tates home in Asheville was in DeerWood on Hendersonville Road. Tate married a second time to Edward Phillips, an engineer with Illinois Bell. They lived in a house near the top of Town Mountain Road in Asheville. He died in 1997 and afterwards Tate moved into Deerfield in February 2000. It was there she met a fellow Independent Living resident, Dr. Jay Lathrop, and the two shared the beauty of WNC and the wonderful amenities of Deerfield for 20 years until Tate developed problems that caused her to move from Independent Living to Assisted Living at Deerfield. Tate was a member of the Carolina Mountain Club and the Appalachian Trail Conservancy. An experienced hiker, she hiked the English Lake District 3 times, climbed Sca Fell in England, Mt. LeConte, NC, Mt. Washington, NH, and Mt. Mitchell, NC. She was a dancer, a polka expert, and a Deerfield cheerleader. She enjoyed Pilates and Tai Chi. Tate was preceded in death by her parents, both husbands, sisters, Dora Sanders, Dorothy Church, Edna Pierson and brother Robert Rominger. She is survived by her sister Josephine Handley of Athens GA and by her cousin, Carolyn Davis of Banner Elk, NC. She is also survived by 3 nieces, Linda Tomlinson, Athens, GA, Dorothy Hauck, St. Augustine, FL and Norma Buffone, Jacksonville, FL, and by 7 nephews. Mrs. Ada Phillips did not wish for any observance of her life and death. | Church, Ada Margaret (I80450)
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| 861 | Ada Eva Johnson, 102, of Elizabethton, passed away on Friday, May 4, 2012, at the Pine Ridge Care Center following a brief illness. She was the daughter of the late Charles and Stella Taylor Roberson and was born in Olympia, WA. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, William Harrison Johnson; and four sisters and three brothers. Mrs. Johnson was retired from North American Rayon Corporation. She was a member of the Senior Citizens Square Dancing Club and the East Side Baptist Church. She is survived by her daughters, Helen Johnson Smith, Hoboken, GA, Virginia A. Depew, Elizabethton; four grandchildren and their spouses, Robert and Elaine Ferguson, Hamptonville, NC, Diane and Don Raines and Shannon and Evie Smith, all of Jacksonville, FL, Shawn and Rhonda Smith, Hoboken, GA; eleven great-grandchildren; and eight great-great-grandchildren. Several nieces and nephews also survive. The funeral service for Mrs. Johnson will be conducted on Sunday, May 6, 2012, at 2:30 PM in the Chapel of Peace, Tetrick Funeral Home, Elizabethton, with Rev. Jeremy Rhoton officiating. The family will receive friends in the funeral home chapel from 1:00 to 2:30 Sunday prior to the service. Interment will follow the funeral service at Happy Valley Memorial Park. Active pallbearers will be grandsons. Honorary pallbearers will be Bill Broome, Mr. Garland, Ryan Nabb and her church family, friends and neighbors. | Roberson, Ada Eva (37142840)
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| 862 | Ada Ross Tarrh Muse BIRTH Jan 1874 Rowan County, North Carolina, USA DEATH Feb 1967 (aged 93) Rogersville, Hawkins County, Tennessee, USA BURIAL Happy Valley Memorial Park Elizabethton, Carter County, Tennessee, USA PLOT Crown Section MEMORIAL ID 181671596 · View Source MEMORIAL PHOTOS 2 FLOWERS 1 PLANT TREES Ada Ross Tarrh was born January of 1874 in Rowan County, North Carolina to Martha Jane Cranford and Francis M. Tarrh. She was the 4th of seven children. Siblings: George F., Mary A., Minnie Elizabeth, Roxanne, Jennie A, and John Murdock Tarrh. She and William Robert Muse were married on October 29, 1902 in Rowan County, North Carolina by S.J.M. Brown, Episcopal Minister at the residence of her father, F.M. Tarrh. Witnesses were, J.P. Lentz, Stephen Kirk and A.E. Sentry. Ada was the mother of Maynard H. Tarrh and Grace Tarrh Stube. If any family members have knowledge of where her father is buried, please contact me. I do know where her mother is buried. Her father Francis M. Tarrh and my 3x great-grandmother, Virginia Jane Tarrh Julian were siblings. In honor and respect of our ancestors I am so proud to maintain this memorial. Many thanks to the person who created it and thank you for transferring it to me. | Tarrh, Ada Ross (I84929)
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| 863 | Added by Jim Forcum Picture of Added by Erika Ruppe William M. Trivette BIRTH 26 Sep 1824 Iredell County, North Carolina, USA DEATH 30 Sep 1908 (aged 84) Union Grove, Iredell County, North Carolina, USA BURIAL Zion Baptist Church Cemetery Union Grove, Iredell County, North Carolina, USA MEMORIAL ID 119108213 · View Source MEMORIAL PHOTOS 3 FLOWERS 3 WILLIAM M. TRIVETTE was born on Sunday, 26 Sep 1824 in northern Iredell Co., North Carolina. James Monroe was President of these United States at that time. Abraham Lincoln was a 15 year old boy living in southern Indiana and Robert E. Lee was a 17 year old boy who was about to receive an appointment to the West Point Military Academy. William was the first of 10 know children born to Lazarus Trivette and Sarah "Sally" Cranfield who had been married on 04 Nov 1823. In the 1850 Census taken on 3 Aug 1850, William, age 26, lists his occupation as “Wagon Maker.” He is still living with his parents. It was the norm in this era to live with your parents until you were married. On that date 8 of his 9 siblings were still in their parent’s household. In that census, their name was recorded as “Truit.” On 01 Dec 1853, Justice of the Peace Thomas Holcomb married William, age 29, and Mary Amanda "Mandy" Cash, age 19, in Iredell Co., North Carolina. William set to farming, and Amanda took care of the ever increasing number of offspring’s. On 17 Jul 1860 Mr. A. S. Fraley arrived at William and Amanda’s farm to enumerate them for the 1860 Census. They are listed as living in the “District North of Hunting Creek” in Iredell Co., with “Eagle Mills” being their post office. William occupation is recorded as “Farmer” owning “$200” worth of real estate and having “$200” personal property. Amanda had already borne 4 children, and living with them is a 20 year old, “Emily Marler.” The 1870 Census William Trivette had moved to “Union Grove Township, Iredell Co., North Carolina,” and now the Trivette family have 7 living children at home. When the 1880 Census was taken on, 17 Jun of that year, William and his family were still living in “Union Grove Township, Iredell Co., North Carolina,” with 10 children living at home. Of course, William’s occupation is still listed as “Farmer.” His son Levi is listed at a “Carpenter,” while sons Jonathan, Rezin and Lazarus as show as “Works on the farm.” Some of William’s neighbors include, Jesse Tutterrow, age 64; the widow Catherine Hollis, age 45; William Hollis, age 28, the widow Elizabeth Tharpe, age 64; Jeremiah Myers, age 64; Jesse Campbell, age 56; the widow Sarah Gregory, age 31, and the widow Frances Campbell, age 26. The 1900 Census, the last in which William and Amanda would appear, was taken at their farm on 4 Jun of that year. Four of their children were still living at home and a “Catherine Jefferson,” whose occupation is “Servant” is living with the family. The family still lives in “Union Grove Township, Iredell Co., North Carolina.” William’s occupation is still listed as “Farmer,” while both his son’s Lazarus and Nathan’s occupation is listed as “Teacher in school.” The occupation for William’s sons, William Jr and Pinkney is listed as “Farmer.” After 49 years of marriage, William’s wife, Mary Amanda "Mandy" Cash Trivette, passed away on 06 Jan 1903 in Union Grove Township, Iredell Co., North Carolina and was laid to rest in the Zion Baptist Church Cemetery, Union Grove, Iredell Co., North Carolina. Then at the age of 84 years and 4 days, William M. Trivette passed away on 30 Sep 1908 in Union Grove Township, Iredell Co., North Carolina. In a time long before Death Certificate, there is no way to determine his cause of death. He was laid to rest next to his wife in the Zion Baptist Church Cemetery, Union Grove, Iredell Co., North Carolina. | Trivette, William M. (I81277)
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| 864 | Addie Burleson Barrier, age 98, of Plumtree, went home to be with the Lord on Friday, January 24th, 2014 at the Brian Center Rehabilitation and Care Center in Spruce Pine, NC. She was a daughter of the late Fred and Dona Justice Burleson. Addie was also preceded in death by her husband Bob Barrier, who passed away in 1993; a son, Bobby "Grady" Barrier; three brothers and four sisters. At the age of 15, she graduated valedictorian of the Cranberry High School class of 1931. She pursued her dream of becoming a teacher by attending Mitchell College in Statesville, NC; she graduated with honors in 1934. She later attended Appalachian Teacher's College graduating in 1951. "Miss Addie", as she was affectionately known, taught 1st grade at Riverside Elementary School for forty-four years. On Christmas Eve of 1947, Addie married Bob Barrier at the Plumtree Presbyterian Church, of which she was a life-time member. Not only was Miss Addie an academic educator, she also touched lives by teaching Sunday School for over forty years. Addie was recognized as a "Citizen of the Century" on July 30th, 2011 at the Avery County Centennial Celebration. She loved all her friends, family, and students. Teaching was her passion. | Burleson, Adelaide Lois (I69505)
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| 865 | Address : 938 Rittertown Road Hampton, TN 37658 | DeLoach, Benjamin Roy (I4614)
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| 866 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1384)
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| 867 | Adele Daniels Forbes, 65, of Newland, NC, passed away on Friday, May 13, 2022. A native of Avery County, she was a daughter of the late Bill Daniels, Sr. and Dot Vance Daniels. Adele had a passion for cooking and cookbooks. She was a private chef who wrote over a dozen cookbooks and shared them with many loved ones and friends. She loved the beach and dogs. Adele never met a stranger and will always be remembered as a loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend to all who met her. Left to cherish her memories is her loving husband of 43 years, Larry Forbes; daughter, Joielle Calhoun and husband, Wade, of Newland; son, Josh Forbes and wife, Tonya, of Newland; grandchildren: Kristopher Calhoun, Karlie Calhoun, Trinity Forbes and Josalyn Forbes; sister, Nan Daniels Trice and husband, Ray, of DeLand, FL and brother, William Hopkins Daniels, Jr. of Welcome, NC. Many nieces, nephews and other extended family also survive. | Daniels, Adelea (59398276)
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| 868 | Adell Deloach, age 95, of Mountain City, Tennessee, passed away at Watauga Medical Center in Boone, North Carolina, on Friday, January 15, 2010. She was the daughter of the late Gaston and Ellen Shaw. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Sam Deloach; two infant sons; and four sisters and four brothers. Adell was a homemaker and enjoyed gardening where she had a green thumb. She loved shopping but her greatest joy was her family. Survivors include: three daughters, Linda Anderson and husband Jim of Granite Falls, NC; Norma Stanbery, of Talbott, TN; Judy Owens and husband, Clyde, of Mountain City, TN; one son, John Sam Deloach and companion, Beverly, of Miami, FL; ten grandchildren; twelve great-grandchildren; one great-great grandson. Funeral Services for Mrs. Adell Deloach will be Sunday, January 17, 2010 at 3:00 p.m. at the Charles B. Hux Memorial Chapel, Hux-Lipford-Teague Funeral Home with minister Mike Smith officiating. Eulogy to be delivered by Great-Granddaughter, Olivia Owens. Graveside service and interment will be held at 11:00 a.m. Monday, January 18, 2010, at Sunset Memorial Park, Mountain City, Tennessee. Active pallbearers will be Jesse Osborne, Steve Owens, Matthew Scott, Shawn Gentry, Clyde Owen, Michael Stanbery and Harold Wexler. Honorary pallbearer will be Tom Church. The family will receive friends from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. prior to the service. At other times friends may call on the family at the home of her daughter, Judy Owens and husband, Clyde, at 5151 Forge Creek Road, Mountain City, TN. | Shaw, Adelle (I3886)
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| 869 | adopted by his stepfather, Joseph N. Kaigler. | Dickens, Luther J. (I38734)
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| 870 | Adopted by John Musgrave following his marriage to her mother, Elizabeth Potter. | Potter, Hannah Elizabeth (I1035)
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| 871 | Adopted by Marcus Clay Luttrell. "The Tomahawk," Wednesday, December 20, 1961 PERSONALS Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Hattie Luttrell King who died at the home of a daughter in Bluefield, W. Va., on Sunday, Dec. 10. Interment was in Williamsburg, Ky., by the side of her deceased husband and a son. She was a half sister of Mrs. E. E. Garland and Mrs. Jack Crowe. | (Luttrell), Hattie (I31299)
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| 872 | Adopted by Marcus Clay Luttrell. | (Luttrell), Ada (I31265)
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| 873 | Adopted daughter of Harrison Murphy Arnold and his wife Elixabeth Campbell. 1900 Carter County, TN Census District 12 Household 168 Murphy Arnold Mar 1842 52 TN TN TN Elizabeth Oct 1853 46 TN TN TN Jessie Aug 1883 16 TN TN TN William Sep 1885 14 TN TN TN Nancy A. Campbell Jun 1887 12 TN TN TN Niece Dellie May 1897 3 TN TN TN Niece 1920 Carter County, TN Census District 12 Household 167 Harrison M. Arnold 56 TN TN TN Elizabeth A. 67 TN TN TN Della 24 TN TN TN Daughter Mattie 13 TN TN TN Granddaughter Raymond 5 TN TN TN Grandson Harry 3 TN TN TN Grandson Aretha 1 TN TN TN Granddaughter | Arnold, Della (I75070)
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| 874 | Adopted son | Wilmott, Joe Bailey (I31550)
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| 875 | Adopted son of Landon C. Hamby. | Canon, Dewey (I33015)
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| 876 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1114)
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| 877 | Adrian F. Julian was the son of James Norman Julian and Vista Hunnicutt. His was the 3rd son and 3rd child of 5. He married Ruby Smith Julian and they had five children: Terry, Glenda, Fred, Frieda, and Adrian Jr. Adrian was a welder by trade and worked on the Manhatten Project in Oak Ridge Tennessee. He spend 30 years as a bus driver for Trailways Bus Company. He was in every state except Alaska. He graduated from Carter County High School where he was an excellent student and won many academic awards through the years. | Julian, Adrian Frank (I54607)
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| 878 | Aena Edwards, age 85, Erwin, went home to be with her Heavenly Father on Saturday. April 20, 2013, at the Johnson City Medical Center. She was born in Wheeling, WV on November 14, 1927, but had spent most of her life in Erwin. Aena was a daughter of the late Blaine and Ollie Fender Tapp. She was an active member of the Erwin Church of God, as well as the Ruritan of Rock Creek and the Erwin Quilting Club. She enjoyed quilting and reading. She retired from the former Industrial Garment in Erwin where she had worked since she was 16.In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by her husband, Walter Edwards in 1993 and a son, Jimmy Edwards in 2003.She leaves behind:Son: David Edwards and his wife Carole of Unicoi;Daughter: Brenda McInturff and her husband John of Johnson City;Grandchildren: Wendy Pruitt, Stacy Collins, Jeff McInturff, Chastity Keasling, David Edwards, Jr and Chad Edwards12 great grandchildren;Sisters: Dorothy Burrows and Marie White;Several Nieces and Nephews.A funeral service for Aena Edwards will be held at 8:00pm on Monday, April 22, 2013 in the Chapel of Valley Funeral Home with Bishop John Edwards and Rev. James Hughes officiating. Vocal Selections will be provided by Rev. James Hughes and Rev. Jamie Hughes. The family will receive friends on Monday from 6:00pm until service time. A graveside committal service will be held on Tuesday, April 23, 2013 at 11:00am in the McInturff Cemetery, Rock Creek Community, Erwin. | Tapp, Aena M. (63638374)
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| 879 | After 42 years of service, he retired as an operator with the Continental Trailways Bus Co. He was awarded the Two-Million Mile Safety Award. Mr. Whitehead was a U.S. Army Air Corps veteran of World War II. He was a son of the late Carson J. and Abigail Campbell Whitehead. Brothers; Herbert Whitehead, Frank Whitehead, Clyde Whitehead, Robert Whitehead, Bill Whitehead, Edward Whitehead, Bud Whitehead, and Paul Whitehead. Wife of 58 years: Dorothy Jackson Whitehead. Sons; Joseph "Joe" Whitehead and Jeffrey Whithead. Grandson; Joshua Whitehead. Granddaughter; Melissa Whitehead.. Sisters; Christine Dye, Frances Hafner, Mae Reed, Dorothy Campbell, Sarah Sellers, and Jean Stewart. Stepmother; Eliza Whitehead. and three sisters, Frances Hafner, Mae Reed, and Dorothy Campbell. | Whitehead, Joseph Dawson (I64600)
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| 880 | After being married in Wake County, David and Mary moved to Rutherford County, NC. In 1801, David purchased the land in Wilkes County, NC that established the Watson family in the area north of the Yadkin River. All the Watson families of Wilkes County trace their ancestors to David and Mary. John Watson is possibly his father. (Randolph Greer) FAMILY NOTES: (rn=2574) Samuel Hamly Bondsman, Henry Lane witness | Watson, David (I12720)
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| 881 | After Emaline and William were divorced, she never remarried. She lived with her son Marshall until the time of her death in 1940. | Tatum, Emmeline (I7806)
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| 882 | After his 92nd birthday, Mr. Burton Estep passed away peacefully in Nashville, Tenn., on April 10, 2019, at 6:19 a.m. A native of Carter County, Tenn., he was the son of the late Godfrey and Lora Richardson Estep. He was also preceded in death by his wife of 46 years, Ruth Rash Estep; a twin sister, Helen Estep; a sister, Selma Swift; a brother, Shade Estep; and many beloved friends and extended family. Mr. Estep served in the military, graduated from college and retired as President of Adairville Banking Company, Adairville, Ky. During his career, he was also a teacher at Holmes Jr. College in Mississippi and continued on to work as a National Bank Examiner while raising his family in Nashville, Tenn. Burton and Ruth are survived by their two daughters, Cindy Gilmore and Julia (Terri) Robertson, and two sons, Richard Estep and Roger Estep. Burton was blessed with eight grandchildren, Michael Parsons, Amanda Gaston, Joshua Estep, Natalie Prince, Michelle Crow, Patrick Estep, Adam Estep and Benjamin Estep; and several great-grandchildren. Burton had a special relationship with his two daughters-in-law, Brenda and Angela, and the family thanks them for their loving attention to him through the years. A special thank you goes to his daughter, Julia, who has been his constant caretaker for the last 15 years. She stood by his side through each illness as tenderly as she served her mother during her illnesses. Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, promises to fill her with many blessings for her honorable service. Burton enjoyed music and his guitars and shared that hobby with many of his fellow residents at the St. Mary's Villa Independent and Assisted Living Centers in Nashville, Tenn., where he resided for the last several years of his life. He was always encouraging others to grab a guitar and join him in "I'll Fly Away." Today, he celebrates the Resurrection. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 14, at Memorial Funeral Chapel with his son, Richard Estep, officiating. Interment will follow at Happy Valley Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be selected from family and friends. | Estep, Burton Charles (I70826)
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| 883 | after Minnie died, married Sarah Melvina Williams, sister-in-law of Annie Barr | Gipson, William Leroy (Bill) (I22477)
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| 884 | AFTON - On Sunday, May 5, 2019, Patsy (Pat) Hyder Lee, a resident of Afton, Tennessee for over 30 years, passed away at the age of 86. Pat was born on December 7, 1932 in Johnson City, Tennessee, the only child of Lynn "Skinny" Hyder and Lucille Shipley Hyder. She and her husband Everett W. Lee met at the ages of 12 and 14 and later graduated together from University High. After graduation, she completed one year of nurses training in Nashville before returning home to marry. Pat and Everett would raise their five children in Johnson City. In the 1960's, Pat's love of nursing led her to volunteer as one of the "Gray Ladies" at Mountain Home VA (or Soldier's Home), which is now a part of the James H. Quillen VA Medical Center. Once her children were grown, she was employed by Greene Valley Developmental Center in Greeneville, TN. After working there a few years, Pat and Everett moved to Afton and built a home. Antiques started as a hobby for Pat and Everett but became a second career and later full time job when both retired. In 1989 they opened American Road Antiques located in Afton. It will close this year with an auction scheduled for the end of this month. Pat was self taught and extremely knowledgeable in all types and generations of antiques. She traveled widely to find the very best pieces for her shop and would proudly state that she never purchased reproductions. She was well known and very active in the antique business and its' various specialty organizations. For a number of years she was the President of the East Tennessee Antique Dealers Association. While in Johnson City, Pat was an active and supportive member of St. Mary's Catholic Church where her children also attended St. Mary's School. She participated in numerous lay ministries of the church and fund raising efforts at the school. In Greeneville, she was an active member of Notre Dame Catholic Church. Her faith in God was a legacy she passed down to her children. Pat was known for being outgoing. She welcomed all strangers and was generous in giving to as well as helping others. She sponsored many charities and organizations throughout her life. Also known for her quick wit and dramatic flare, she was outspoken on many topics and she would "tell it like it is". Her humor was a huge part of her personality and a trait she passed on to her children. We are all better for the fun she brought into our lives. In addition to her parents and her husband; she is preceded in death by her eldest daughter, Jenny Lynn Lee Hines. She is survived by her children Judy Shelton (Rick), Cindy Adorante (Joe), Larry Lee (Anna) and Laura Mott (Steve). She was a loving "Granny" to ten grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. The Lee family will receive friends on Friday, May 10, 2019 from 5:00 – 7:00 P.M. at Doughty-Stevens Funeral Home with a service to follow at 7:00 P.M. in the chapel, officiated by Father Dan Whitman. Doughty-Stevens is located at 1125 Tusculum Blvd, Greeneville, Tennessee 37745. A graveside service will be held at Monte Vista Memorial Park in Johnson City, Tennessee on Saturday, May 11, 2019 at 10:00 A.M. located at 1900 E. Oakland Ave. Everyone is asked to meet at the cemetery. Pat will be laid to rest beside her loving husband of 56 years. Pallbearers will be Joe Adorante, Rick Shelton, Steve Mott, Tyler Adorante, Chris Williams, Luke Shelton, Daniel Hreha, and Daniel Lee. Honorary Pallbearers will be Larry Lee, Dr. Michael O'Dell, and the staff at Morning Pointe Assisted Living. | Hyder, Patsy Lou (I71926)
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| 885 | Agatha Wolfe Gregg, 93, of Johnson City, passed away Friday, August 5, 2011, in Johnson City following a brief illness. She was a native of Butler, TN, and a daughter of the late William Mack and Rose Epsie Cowan Wolfe. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by one daughter, Brenda Gregg; and three brothers, Hyder Wolfe, Lawrence Wolfe and Mack Wolfe Jr. She was also preceded in death by Joseph Spencer Gregg. Agatha was a retired merchant and operated Gregg's Store and Dock on Watauga Lake for over twenty-five years. She was a 1938 graduate of Watauga Academy in old Butler and was a member of Sugar Grove Baptist Church. Survivors include one son, Jerry S. Wolfe, Johnson City; three daughters, Rose Neese, Johnson City, Lynn Gregg, Vail, CO, and Norma Gregg, Jonesborough; two granddaughters, Christi Neese Downs and husband, Mark, Hinesville, GA, and Jessica Gregg, Vail, CO; one great-grandson, Martin Downs, Hinesville, GA; also survives. Graveside service will be conducted at 11:00 A.M. Monday, August 8, 2011, in the Sugar Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, overlooking beautiful Watauga Lake in Butler, TN. To those who desire, memorials may be made to Safe Passage, Inc., P.O. Box 162, Johnson City, TN 37605; or Sugar Grove Baptist Church, 925 Sugar Grove Church Rd., Butler, TN 37640. | Wolf, Agatha (I31098)
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| 886 | age 34 on marriage license. | Nix, Ruth Amaryllis (I20068)
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| 887 | Age 85, of Cocoa, Florida, formerly of Elizabethton, Tennessee, passed away January 25, 2001 in Florida. He was born September 18, 1915. Mr. Estep is preceded in death by parents, Crit and Eliza Estep; five sisters and two brothers. He is survived by wife of 56 years, Lois, of Cocoa, Florida; son, Glen, from Knoxville, TN; daughter, Becky from Huntsville, TN; two grandchildren, Brian and Todd; two great-grandchildren, Brian Keith, Jr. and Brianna. He graduated from The University of Tennessee Knoxville. Mr. Estep has served as a Teacher, Guidance Counselor, Principal, Superintendent of Schools of Carter County and College Professor. He was retired with 42 years service in Tennessee and Florida. Funeral services will be 8:00 p.m. Saturday, January 27, 2001 in Smith Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Jack T. Lyons officiating. Graveside services will be held Sunday at 1:00 p.m. in The Sunrise Cemetery. The family will receive friends Saturday evening from 6-8 p.m. prior to the service. Arrangements made by Smith Funeral Home in Rutledge, Tennessee. | Estep, Tipton Crit (I51093)
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| 888 | Agnes Glover Blackburn, 93, of Elizabethton, Tenn., went home to be with the Lord on Friday, July 2, 2021, at Hillview Health Center. Agnes was born in Carter County to the late Frank and Bertie Sims Glover. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband of 61 years, Stuart “Haney” Blackburn; her first husband, C.O. Polen Jr.; and six siblings, Ed Harris, James Glover, Charles Glover, Lillian Carden, Mary Moody and Edna Cole. Agnes was a longtime member of Zion Baptist Church. She enjoyed quilting, reading and visiting Amish country. Those left to cherish her memories include her children, Carroll Glover (Janet), Janette West (Tony), Anna Hodge and Orin Blackburn (Carol); grandchildren, Tim Barnett (Shelia), Travis Glover, Dustin Glover, Chris West, Samantha Martinez (Josh), Grace Blackburn and Mallory Blackburn; great-grandchildren, Riley Barnett, Kaden Roberts and Sophie Martinez; and special friend, Leonard Cross. Several nieces and nephews also survive. The family will hold a celebration of life service for Agnes Glover Blackburn at 7 p.m. Thursday, July 8, at Zion Baptist Church with Dr. Alan King and Caleb King officiating. The family will receive friends from 5 until 7 p.m. Thursday, prior to the service. Agnes will be laid to rest at Mountain Home National Cemetery and a graveside service will be held at a later date. | Glover, Agnes Marie (I84460)
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| 889 | Aileen Powell, 87, of Newland, North Carolina passed away on Monday June 27, 2022, at Cannon Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Aileen was born on January 19,1935 in Avery County. She was the daughter of the late Carmon and Harriet Hughes of Roaring Creek. She enjoyed taking care of her flowers and going to thrift stores. She was a loving mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. She was preceded in death by her father, Carmon Hughes; mother, Harriet Hughes; husband, Larry Powell; sisters, Marie Clark, Sue Zoleane Hughes, Mable Stoughton, Maxine Guess; brother, J. C. Hughes; daughter, Anita Lowenberg; son in law, Junior Staton; two grandsons, Donnie Powell, and Larry Powell. She leaves behind to cherish her memory, daughters, Joyce Dellinger (Michael) of Henson Creek, NC, and Rita Staton of Spruce Pine, NC; sons, Wayne Powell (Tammy) of Morganton, NC, Norris Powell (Tammy) of Newland, NC, Bobby Powell (Heidi) of Crossnore, NC; sister, Irene Lusk of Lexington, NC; brother, J.G. Hughes, of Roan Mtn. TN; 10 grandchildren, Lesley Deaton, of Morganton, NC, Timothy Dellinger of Henson Creek, NC, Becky Buchanan (Lee) of Crossnore, NC, Chad Clark of Spruce Pine, NC, Ashley Dollar (Brandon) of Todd, Samantha Harrell (Jordan) of Morganton, NC, Jesse Powell of Morganton, NC, Norris Powell (LeeAnn) of Morganton, NC, William Powell of Chapel Hill, NC, Laci Powell of Crossnore, NC; great grandchildren, Jesse Schwartz (Joe) of Morganton, NC, Megan Hicks (Trey) of Elk Park, NC, Hunter Dellinger (Elizabeth) of Spruce Pine, NC, Luke Dellinger of Henson Creek, NC, Kassadee Blackburn of Spruce Pine, NC, Braxton Buchanan of Crossnore, NC, Callee Buchanan of Crossnore, NC; and six great great grandchildren. | Hughes, Aileen (53759512)
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| 890 | Aileen Tolly - KINGSPORT “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” 2 Timothy 4:7 KINGSPORT — Aileen Delano “Lana” Tolly, 72, of Kingsport, went to be with her Lord and Savior early Tuesday morning (November 29, 2005). She was a committed Christian and an encouragement to family and friends. She attended Kingsley United Methodist Church. She will be dearly missed by all those who knew her. She is preceded in death by one sister, Patricia Lowe. Surviving are her husband of 54 years, Marvin “T” Tolly; two daughters, Dottie Beard and her husband, Fred Beard, and Sheryl Begley and her husband, Richard Begley; one son, Marvin E. Tolly and wife, Tisha Tolly; seven grandchildren, Jaime Williams, Angie McClain, Zack Beard, Kelly Begley, Aaron Robinette, Evvan Tolly and Megan Tolly; six great grandchildren; two close loving sisters, Dot Flanary and Martha Jane Howell; and one brother, Bill Colvard. Calling hours are from 5 to 8 PM on Thursday, December 1, 2005, at Kingsley United Methodist Church, 2828 Bloomingdale Pike. Services will follow at 8:00 PM with Reverend Ray Amos and Reverend Joe Campbell officiating. Music will be provided by Chuck Odom and family and friends. Graveside services will be conducted at 11 am Friday, December 2nd, at Veterans National Cemetery, Mountain Home. Pallbearers will be Coach Richard Carroll, Coach Mike Sutton, Aaron Robinette, Evvan Tolly, Jamie Williams and Neil Flanary. Honorary pallbearers are Ruritan friends. Family would like to thank all family and friends who have provided love and support. They would also like to thank Dr. Shipstone and the nurses at Holston Valley, 3rd Floor Oncology Wilcox Hall. In lieu of flowers, please send contributions to the charity of your choice. | Colvard, Aileen Delano “Lana” (I19975)
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| 891 | Alan Edward Laws, 72, Elizabethton, passed away Wednesday, September 15, 2021, at Hermitage Health Center following an extended illness. He was born November 21, 1948 in Elizabethton to the late William Dexter and Oakie Shell Laws. Alan was a graduate of Cloudland High School and attended Steed College. He served in the United States Army four years during the Vietnam Era. He received the following medals: Bronze Star Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Vietnam Service Medal with four Bronze Service Stars, and The Republic of Vietnam Campaign Ribbon with Device (1960). Alan was an avid reader, loved to laugh, loved to go to the beach at Oak Island, N.C., loved the Redskins, loved to scare people and drove like he was driving a tank. He was of the Free Will Baptist Faith. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a brother, Ronnie Laws. Survivors include his wife of 37 years, Sherry Grindstaff Laws; his children, Shane and Julie Laws, Mary Ann and Sam King, Milissa and Tim Baumgardner, Brenda and Trevor Petry and Jennifer and Chris Ingram; his grandchildren, Brandon Blevins, Brenten Blevins, Andy and Johna Baumgardner, Madison and J.J. Rouse, Julianne Ingram, Travis Petry, Luke Baumgardner, Kyle Ingram and Alena Petry; his great-grandchildren, Breyden Blevins and Aliias Blevins; his brothers and sisters, Carolyn and Walter McKinney, Gail and Jim Buchanan, Lynn and Easter Laws, Pam and Mike Hughes and Kent Laws. | Laws, Allen Edward (I87408)
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| 892 | Albert Dean Gryder, age 79, of Mountain City, Tennessee, passed away on Sunday, November 7, 2021 at Watauga Medical Center. He was born on June 20, 1942 in Banner Elk, North Carolina to the late James Rufus Gryder and Mary Dotson Gryder. He worked as an electronic engineer at Grumman AeroSpace. Al loved his country and was proud to have served in the United States Navy. To those who knew him best knows of his humor, telling of jokes and seeing things on the lighter side. Al was an advocate for all animals. He served as Animal Control officer for the Town of Mountain City for approximately 2 years. Al is survived by his loving wife of 54 years (would have been 55 yrs. on December 11), Joyce Pauline (Pant) Gryder; loving daughter, Annette Sepega and special grand-dog, Willa. Per Al’s wishes no formal service will be held. | Gryder, Albert Dean (I89085)
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| 893 | Albert G. Williams, age 97, of Elizabethton passed away on Wednesday, May 11, 2016 in the James H. Quillen VA Medical Center. Albert was born in Elizabethton to the late William Grant and Margaret Kathryn Crow Williams. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his first wife, Mary Geneva Hart Williams; his second wife, Wilma Adams Williams; a brother, Earl Williams; and his special friends, Wayne Hicks, Joe Rominger and Bill Roten. Albert had worked as an automotive machinist and was a member of Southern Baptist Church in Gray. Albert was a United States Army veteran, having joined in 1941 and was deployed to active duty in 1942. He served at Aleutian Island in Dutch Harbour, Alaska in the vehicle maintenance division and attained the rank of SPC4 before returning home in 1945, following the surrender of Japan. He was quoted as saying about an instance while on active duty, "I had 5 or 6 men with me. I had one wrecker, put a man in each vehicle and pulled them all at one time, to a scrapyard eight miles away, on a morning that is was 38 degrees below zero." Albert was a member of Capt. Lynn H. Folsom VFW Post 2166, a member of the NRA, the American Legion Post 49 and past president of the CB Club. He donated to the DAV and was a huge NasCar fan, having helped build Herman Beam's car in 1960. Those left to cherish his memory include a daughter and son-in-law, Margie and Neil McNaughton, of Ball Ground, GA; a son and daughter-in-law, William D. "Billy" and Sandra Williams, of Morristown, TN; two step sons, Dave Adams and wife Sandy, of Gray, TN and Dennis Adams and wife Connie, of Nashville, TN; eight grandchildren; twelve great grandchildren; three great great grandchildren and many close friends and neighbors. A gathering of remembrance for Mr. Albert G. Williams will be conducted at 2:00 PM on Saturday, June 4, 2016 in the Riverside Chapel of Tetrick Funeral Home, Elizabethton. The family will receive friends from 11:00 AM until 2:00 PM in the chapel, prior to the service. Military honors will be accorded by the Carter County Honor Guard. | Williams, Albert G. (I59337)
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| 894 | Albert Glenn Arnold was born at home and grew up in Mountain City, TN. The oldest of four children born to Herman and Edna Howard Arnold: Albert, Ramon, William (Willie), and is survived by his baby sister Louise Arnold Phillips. Albert married Sarah Elizabeth Batson, and they had three children together, Steven Albert Arnold, Virginia Dawn Oswald, and Tishia Elizabeth Arnold Snyder. Their respective spouses are Pam Blankenship Arnold, Dean William Oswald, and Mitchell J. Snyder. Tishia and Mitch had the proud honor of our parents’ care for the last few years and are much appreciated. Albert is survived by nieces and nephews as well. Raymond and Joan had Raina and Stephanie. Willie and Millie Arnold had Jeffrey and Westley Arnold, Dale and Louise Phillips had 3 boys Eddy, & Kevin Phillips. Albert and their youngest son Travis were very close. Travis preceded him and will be waiting on the other side. All the Arnold men joined different branches of service and volunteered. Albert was proud to volunteer and serve his country in the Army and will have a military funeral. In his youth he worked hard on farms. He also played Country Western Music which stemmed from his deep roots in gospel music at church. He and his sister Louise sang on the radio a time or two, and Albert traveled singing with such names as Dottie West. He was good with cars and did a little mechanical work in his youth. He was an Electrician by trade and helped many people. Albert and his wife Sarah lived the majority of their lives in the old home stead on Arnold Road. He enjoyed sitting on the porch and watching the animals. He enjoyed watering his tomatoes. He enjoyed playing pool and singing for his friends. He enjoyed Westerns, Football, and Racing. He enjoyed looking at his wife across the room and reminding her how pretty he still thought she was after 50+ years of marriage. He will be remembered as a loving father and husband, a good friend if you needed him, and a man of few words. He didn’t say much, wouldn’t talk badly about people. When he did talk, people listened because it was worth hearing. He let people live their own lives and he didn’t judge, but if you asked, he had sound advice and knowledgeable help. He could quote scripture for the occasion if you asked for it, but he never shoved his personal beliefs down other people’s throats unless he felt he had no choice. He will be missed here on Earth, but When the Role is Called Up Yonder, we will all be there. We rejoice that he is in his new body and no longer in any pain. Albert will lie in state at Mountain City Funeral Home from 10:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 17, 2023. A graveside service will follow at 2:00 p.m. at Dunn Memorial Park Cemetery (Forge Creek Rd) in Mountain City, TN with Pastor David Hankal officiating. Military honors will be accorded by the Johnson County Honor Guard. Honorary pallbearers are Eddie Phillips, Kevin Phillips, Jeffery Arnold, Wesley Arnold, Craig Sluder, Tommy Wilson, and Mitchell Snyder. | Arnold, Albert Glenn (77531338)
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| 895 | Albert is believed to be the son of Sarah S. Reilly and an unknown father. In the 1850 Wilkinson County, Mississippi Census, he is listed in the household of Sarah and her husband John Mercer DeLoach. In the will of John M. DeLoach dated 4 May 1876, Albert is bequeathed $3000. In the 2nd codicil of this will, the amount was changed to $2000. | Reilly, Albert C. (I25590)
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| 896 | Albert is the son of Pinkney A. Starnes and Laura "Decky" Rose. Albert was born in Iaeger, WV. His father died there in the flood of 1901. Pinkney's grave site is unknown. After Pinkney's death, Decky remarried in 1907 to a James Godsey of Johnson City, TN. Albert married Mary Ethel Loyd on August 1, 1922. Obit from The Press-Chronicle, Johnson City, TN: Albert Starnes, 1115 E. Chilhowie, died in the hospital late yesterday evening following a lengthy illness. He was a native of Yeager, WV, but had lived in Johnson City since early childhood. He was a veteran of World War 1, having served with the U.S. Army. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Mary Loyd Starnes; one son, Albert William, Cleveland, Ohio; one daughter Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Johnson City; and two grandsons, Larry Johnson, Johnson City, and Albert Loyd Starnes, Cleveland, Ohio; and one half-brother, James Godsey, Johnson City. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Hartman Funeral Home is in Charge. | Starnes, Albert (59127840)
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| 897 | Albert J. Stonecipher, Jr. was the son of Albert J. & Elizabeth Hodges Stonecipher. He married Blanche Earline Greene, daughter of Coy & Nora Greene, on 22 Nov 1946 in Carter, Tennessee. Albert & Blanche lived in Nebo, McDowell County, NC where they ran a home for underprivileged children until returning to Tennessee shortly before Albert's death. They had two sons and two adopted daughters. Following Albert's death, his widow Blanche remarried to William David Hill. | Stonecipher, Albert Joel Jr. (I74440)
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| 898 | Albert Tipton married the daughter of a Baptist Preacher, named Jane C. McClurd on January 18, 1875. Albert was the sixth child born to his parents. He passed at age 81. Family lore has it that this family is the origin of the name "Seven Devils", now known as a popular ski resort town. Family legend tells the story of 'seven devils' and 'seven angels' born in the family. These were the seven daughters and seven sons born to Billy and Eliza Shell Winters. | Winters, Albert Tipton (I37000)
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| 899 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I58256)
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| 900 | Alberta Aileene (Rose) Duncan, 90, passed away on November 30, 2022 at Diamond Willow assisted living in Little Falls, MN. She was born in Avery County, NC on September 9, 1932 to the late Paul Rose and Grace (Shell) Rose. Alberta's life consisted of traveling and enjoying her time with her beloved husband, Burl Duncan, who courted her for five years before finally proposing as he did not want to spoil his friendship with his good friend Clifford (Alberta's brother). She spent her life in various secretarial roles such as legal, receptionists, and clerical, where she perfected her work every day. Everyone who knew her knew of her attention to detail! Alberta was a very sweet, caring person and honest to the bone! She always had a smile for you even when life was tough. After the loss of her husband and brother she moved with her sister to Minnesota, where she spent her last days becoming a vital part of her newfound family and enjoying her new companion Doxie (the dauschund). Their admiration for each other was priceless. Alberta was survived by her sister Marion Apel; step son Fred Duncan; sister-in-law's, Brenda Rose and Wilma Couch; niece, Pam; nephews, Larry and Tim and many other nieces and nephews. Alberta was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Burl; brother, Clifford; brother-in-law, Kenny; nephews, Bobbie and Travis and many aunts, uncles and cousins. Services for Alberta will start at 3 pm, Sunday, December 11, 2022 with a receiving starting at 2 pm at Jonas Ridge Baptist Church, Jonas Ridge, NC. Officiating the service will be Kathy Campbell of Crossnore Presbyterian Church, and Ronnie Pyatte of Jonas Ridge Baptist church. Interment following at Jonas Ridge Cemetery. | Rose, Alberta Aileen (77157371)
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