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| 751 | Ronnie's parents are Paul and Carleen Vernon. | Vernon, Ronnie Franklin (I7017)
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| 752 | Roy Dabbs parents are John Dabbs and Addie ?. | Dabbs, Roy Lee (I4104)
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| 753 | Ruby's parents are Ray Arms and Ethel Pitman. Group sheet information provided by Johnie Emerson Scoggins lists Nov. 17 as the birthdate with no year. | Arms, Ruby (I7366)
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| 754 | Rutherford County dated July 1, 1806 identifies Dicy Bridges, wife of James Bridges as his daughter. | Harold, Housan (I7689)
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| 755 | Rutherford County marriages show John Davis and Polly Philbeck filing for marriage on July 13, 1832 with Richard Philbeck as bondsman. | Davis, John (I6584)
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| 756 | Sadly his monument is missing. There is a monument at Elizabeth Baptist Church that gives the location of his burial place. | Poston, James (I701)
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| 757 | Sailed for America on "Unity" on 11 Nov. 1650. Served 7 years as anindentured servant in Dover NH then settled at Salmon Falls NH. Later moved to York, ME where he fished and farmed. His will was dated 17 Apr 1700. | McEntire, Micum "Malcom" (I5671)
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| 758 | Salina was the half sister of Holly Williams | Williams, Salina (I1523)
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| 759 | Sally Ashcraft also has a marker in this cemetery. | Ashcraft, Sarah "Sally" (I8241)
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| 760 | Sampson Co., NC, on October 8, 1792, Joseph Herring deeded to his daughter, Nancy Herring Williams, a black girl named Olive -- to be received after his death. (Sampson Co., NC, deed book 9, p. 111.) | Herring, Nancy (I1779)
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| 761 | Samuel J. Bridges appears in the Lincoln Co. NC Voter Registration "Grandfather Clause" documents, age 59, ancestor not listed, registered 10/6/1902. | Bridges, Samuel J. (I8010)
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| 762 | Samuel Jefferson Scoggin was a member of State Line Baptist Church located just off Hiway 221A at the NC-SC line south of Cliffside, NC. Burial at Sulphur Springs - Harris, NC. (per R. E. Scoggin) | Scoggin, Samuel Jefferson (I7353)
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| 763 | Sandy Plains Baptist Church Cemetery, Cleveland County, NC | Ulysses Zellie (I6359)
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| 764 | Sarah died March 1860 of heart disease at the age of 37. (taken from the 1860 Cleveland Co. NC Mortality Schedule). | Scoggins, Sarah (Sally) (I6844)
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| 765 | Sarah Jane is listed under AFN 4SJC-JP in the LDS Family Archive Files A Mary Luquerre is listed in the 1843 Bastardy Bonds with a child and identifies the father as David Hamrick. This child may be Sarah Jane. | Davis, Sarah Jane (I6660)
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| 766 | Sarah may have been one of Abraham's headrights. | Sumerscales, Sarah (I8622)
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| 767 | Sarah's death certificate identifies Paul Gibbs, son of Amanda as the reporting individual. | Wiggins, Sarah Susanna (I6341)
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| 768 | See notes under her sister Elizabeth Gardner. | Gardner, Rebecca (I424)
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| 769 | Selma Davis Withrow is buried in the Double Springs Baptist Church cemetery beside her son Stanley Davis Withrow. | Davis, Selma Dee (I6746)
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| 770 | Served as a Pvt. from Rutherford Co., NC in the Revolutionary War as a substitute for his father. He went to Warrington, Hillsboro, Salisbury and on to Charleston. William states that he returned home to Franklin Co in 1783, thus indicating his parents were still there. and soon after married Amy Duggard. According to an index in the NC Archives, a NC land warrant for 640 acres was issued to him on 19 May 1784. Sold land in Franklin Co., NC, (Crooked Creek, Watry Branch) in 1794 | McKinney, William (I4543)
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| 771 | Served in Co. B, 34th Regiment "The Sandy Run Yellow Jackets". Wounded in the eye near Ft. Stedman, Md on March 25, 1865 after taking the oath of allegiance. William is living with Sarah (Womack) Davis in the 1850 census. William and Martha appear in the 1870 Rutherford County census in Colfax Township. | Philbeck, William A. (I6945)
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| 772 | Served in Revolutionary War. | Lawrence, Thomas (I8749)
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| 773 | Served in the Europe. | Allen, William "Bill" (I6432)
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| 774 | Services were held at El Bethel Baptist Church, Cherokee County, South Carolina. | McAbee, Thomas Rochelle Sr (I11784)
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| 775 | Settled in McDowell County, N.C., on Montford Cove near Sugar Hill. | Gardner, Caroline (I155)
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| 776 | Settled in Union Co., SC | Hord, Bud (I1508)
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| 777 | Settled in Waco and raised a family of eight children | Gardner, Margaret (I1462)
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| 778 | Shadrack was a preacher, Predestinarian. | Green, Shadrack (I8833)
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| 779 | Shannon's parents are Arnie and Mamie Cooke. | Cooke, Shannon Harold (I7006)
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| 780 | She and her husband settled on a farm near Waco and reared fourteen children. | Gardner, Elizabeth Olive (I1457)
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| 781 | She and her husband settled on the south side of Vaughn's creek near it's head. This would be on the creek east and above the William Gardner's homeplace. It also adjoins the home tract of William "Buck" Vaughn. | Gardner, Leiah "Leanna" (I160)
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| 782 | She died at her home. | Womack, Elizabeth (I6721)
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| 783 | She died at Julia McEntire Lane's Home. | Gardner, Mary Ann Jane (I93)
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| 784 | She died at the home of Gladys Whitaker. | Crowe, Neomia "Meoney" (I4461)
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| 785 | She died at the home of her grandson. | Wellmon, Finettie (I5233)
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| 786 | She died young | Weathers (I2272)
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| 787 | She died young | WEATHERS (I26486)
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| 788 | She had no children. | Simpson, Sarah (I1747)
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| 789 | She married and lived in York County, SC for a short time. They then moved in with her mother Rebecca and lived there for one or two years. Finally they settled on a farm near Waco where they lived until their deaths. | Wellmon, Paralee (I5172)
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| 790 | She was a member of the Baptist Church for Seventy years. | Wellmon, Mary (Polly) (I1055)
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| 791 | She was a scool teacher who taught home economics at Moseborough, N.C. | Mauney, Madge (I1839)
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| 792 | She was a sister of Captain B F Richardson. | Richardson, Jennie (I11568)
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| 793 | She was from Germany. | Podd, Margaret (I2356)
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| 794 | She was married by her father Rev Robert Patterson and his father Rev George Julian. | Family (F2754)
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| 795 | She was named in a deed in 1746 and 1750 in VA | Unknown, Mable (I1086)
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| 796 | She was the sister of Sheriff Richardson. | Richardson, Margaret (I11555)
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| 797 | She worked at "US Rubber Co." making shells near Charlotte NC during WWII. | Gardner, Mildred Myrle (I336)
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| 798 | Shirley was raised by Jep Simpson since she was 5 years old. | Hinson, Shirley Ruth (I4014)
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| 799 | Simon Davis (Nathan's Uncle) served as bondsman for Nathan Davis's marriage to Menerva Daves. Nathan was the last of the Davis boys to go into the Civil War in the 40 to 45 call and did not live long. - Taken from CIVIL WAR HISTORY by James C. Elliott. Listed in North Carolina Troops: 1861-1865 as N. F. Davis. Enlisted on April 20, 1864 and died near Danville, Va. on or about August 17, 1864 of chronic diarrhea. Served in Co. B, 34th Regiment, the same one that Hamby and Simon was in but neither would have been there by the time Nathan got there. Appears in 1860 Cleveland County, NC census. | Davis, Nathaniel (Nathan ) F. (I6590)
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| 800 | Simon is living with his son George Davis in the 1850 Rutherford County census and lists Virginia as his birthplace. | Davis, Simon (I7647)
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