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 | Hosea Elcanah McGee (1844-1924)
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19 May 2013 |
 | Henry Theodore Setzer (1846-1922)
http://history.loftinnc.com/Setzer_Jacob_Lanier_1804.htm |
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17 May 2013 |
 | John Wilburn Setzer (1840-1907)
http://history.loftinnc.com/Setzer_Jacob_Lanier_1804.htm |
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17 May 2013 |
 | Jacob Harvey Setzer (1837-1865)
http://history.loftinnc.com/Setzer_Jacob_Lanier_1804.htm |
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17 May 2013 |
 | William Able Setzer (1835-1925)
http://history.loftinnc.com/Setzer_Jacob_Lanier_1804.htm |
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17 May 2013 |
 | Jacob Lanier Setzer (1804-1891)
http://history.loftinnc.com/Setzer_Jacob_Lanier_1804.htm |
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17 May 2013 |
 | Jacob Thomas Deal (1816-1895)
Jacob Thomas Deal fathered twenty-five children with two wives. |
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12 May 2013 |
 | Jacob Thomas Deal (1816-1895)
Jacob Thomas Deal fathered twenty-five children with two wives. |
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8 May 2013 |
 | Wayne Leland Acker (1918-1999)
Ancestry.com |
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20 Apr 2013 |
 | Robert Thomas (1847-1916), Bridge over the White River, Indianapolis, Marion, IN
Roy Richard Thomas recalled that his father, Roy Elmer Thomas, said members of the Thomas family sometimes slept during hot summer nights in a canoe under a bridge that spanned the White River. About 1932, he pointed out the family's former home, a wooden frame house near the river and the bridge.
The bridge in the photo looks like that bridge.
Roy Richard Thomas July 2008 |
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2 Apr 2013 |
 | Harry H. Howard Funeral in Lahie, Hawaii
Funeral ceremony was in the LDS Chapel near the LDS Temple in Lahie, Oahu, Hawaii. |
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24 Mar 2013 |
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 | Adam Bolick (1755- ), George Deal/Dale (1755-1815), Peter Deal (1770-1828), William Deal (1742-1789), Jacob Deal, Jacob Lanier Setzer (1804-1891)
http://history.loftinnc.com/Setzer_Jacob_Lanier_1804.htm |
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17 May 2013 |
 | Jacob Lanier Setzer (1804-1891), Marriage Bond, 1829
http://history.loftinnc.com/Setzer_Jacob_Lanier_1804.htm
"Marriage Bond for Jacob Lanier Setzer & Delilah Deal, 18 March 1829
State of North Carolina, Lincoln County. Know all men by these present that I Jacob Setzer and John Yount of the state aforesaid are held & firmly bound unto the Governor of the State aforesaid for the time being in the Just & full sum of five hundred pounds current money of the stat to be paid to the said Governor or his successors in office to the which payment well and truly to be made & done we bind ourselves our heirs executors and administrators sealed with our seals and dated this 18th March 1829.
The Condition of the above obligation is such that whereas the above bound on Jacob Setzer hath made application for a marriage license to be celebrated between him & Delilah Deal of the County aforesaid, now in cast it shall not appear hereafter that there is any lawful cause to obstruct said marriage then the above obligation to be void otherwise to remain in full force & virtue - sealed with our seals & dated this 18th March 1829 - Witness Jacob Setzer {Seal} Eldredge Loftin John Yount {Seal}"
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17 May 2013 |
 | Catawba County, NC map 1886
Library of Congress |
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17 May 2013 |
 | Jacob Thomas Deal (1816-1895) F.A. Sondley, "A Brief History of Buncombe County, NC" (1927) p. 1
This three-page essay was part of a booklet that was issued by Buncombe County to commemorate the dedication in 1927 of yet another new court house in Asheville, NC.
Jacob Thomas Deal, according to family tradition, donated land for an early court house in Asheville, NC. Sondley provided the names of donors and sellers of land occupied through 1833 by the town square and court houses, but not those after 1840, when the Deal family arrived in the Asheville, NC area.
In the first page, Sondley sketched events from the Spanish exploration in 1540 to the formation of Rutherford County in 1779, from which Buncombe was taken later. |
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8 May 2013 |
 | Eli E. Deal (1811-1873) Slave Schedules
U.S. Census Slave Schedules, Catawba County, NC 1850: "Eli Deal, one black male 18, one black male 13."
U.S. Census Slave Schedules, Catawba County, NC 1860: "E.E. Deal, one black female, age 27; one black male, age 26; one black female, age 26; one black male, age 17; one black female, age 10; one black female, age 5, one black female, age one." |
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24 Apr 2013 |
 | Wayne Leland Acker (1918-1999), Obituary
Ancestry.com
Des Moines, IA Register, Saturday, 6 Nov 1999 |
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20 Apr 2013 |
 | Margaret Belle Fuhr (1922-1958), Obituary
Ancestry.com
Lincoln, NE Evening Journal, Wednesday, 1 Oct 1958, p. 32 |
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20 Apr 2013 |
![Thomas L. Barnett (1832- ) & Sarah K[C]atherine Deal (1832-1917), family birth records](documents/small/DEALSarahCatherine18321917birthrecords_thm.jpg "Thomas L. Barnett (1832- ) & Sarah K[C]atherine Deal (1832-1917), family birth records") | Thomas L. Barnett (1832- ) & Sarah K[C]atherine Deal (1832-1917), family birth records
Ancestry.com
"From J.N. Barnett's Handwritten Records."
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16 Apr 2013 |
 | James William Acres (1866-1934), Obituary
Find-A-Grave |
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7 Apr 2013 |
 | Jeremiah Mire Hunley (1814-1869) Summons, 1856
Ancestry.com |
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4 Apr 2013 |
 | Louis Jacob Culmann (1876-1962) Butcher shop or "nickelodeon"?
Wikipedia.com: Nickelodeon in Toronto, Canada
A "nickelodeon" usually had an elaborate front designed to lure customers. Once they paid five cents, a nickel, to go inside, patrons found hard seats and a drab, dark interior, where they could view a silent movie projected in an individual machine. The "nickelodeon" fad gave way after 1915 to the more comfortable movie "palaces," in which silent movies were projected on a large screen for all to view in relative comfort. Louis decided to put his money in a more stable business, a butcher shop. |
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3 Apr 2013 |
 | Louis Jacob Culmann (1876-1962), Postcard (received)
Gerry Sell, Ancestry.com
"Transcription of text in document:
Postmark Elk Rapids Mich Aug 10 8 PM 1909 - with a one-cent stamp
Mr Louis Culmann
1212 N Senate Av
Indianapolis Ind.
Dear Lou, I think that you had better think about starting the Butcher Shop Don't you think a 5¢ show would be better? Dan is going to start one next to his store. With Love, M."
"This postcard (the other side shows a view of Island House, which is now the beloved village library) was mailed from Elk Rapids to Louis's home address. He must have received it - it was postmarked. Nevertheless, the card found its way back to Elk Rapids, and into the hands of a friend who gave it to the library for the photo (which I've also uploaded). I was intrigued by the message, and went looking for Louis. I gather that whoever M was, Louis decided to go ahead with the butcher shop rather than a 5¢ show [i.e., "nickelodeon."] He kept his bakery, but it would appear that Charles E Simon, who moved into 1210 N Senate Avenue by 1910, was the butcher. . . ." |
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3 Apr 2013 |
 | Louis Jacob Culmann (1876-1962) Postcard (received)
Gerry Sell Ancestry.com:
"Picture postcard of Island House, the home of Edwin Noble, mailed to Louis Culmann in 1909 from "M." (See photo of reverse and transcription.) The Nobles (and their partners the Dexters) were unquestionably the most prominent industrialists in Elk Rapids history. During the latter half of the 19th century they built an empire that included lumbering and milling and an iron works and a chemical plant and shipping and a large company store that sold every darned thing. At the turn of the last century, it all began to fall apart for Edwin. By the time this postcard was sent, he had turned the house and its island over to the Iron Company. In 1949 it was deeded to the Village of Elk Rapids to be used as a library. If you are ever here, you should visit. It is one of the loveliest libraries you will ever see. I do not know what connection, if any, there might be to Louis or "M." It's entirely possible the card was chosen just because it was an interesting scene." |
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2 Apr 2013 |
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 | Imogene A. Hill (1922-1980) & Sephus L. Neely (1916-1994)
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Woodland Park Cemetery, Sand Springs, Tulsa County, OK | | |
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20 May 2013 |
 | James Taylor Burris (1859-1947) & Mary Elizabeth McGee (1861-1941)
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Saint Joe Cemetery, Atkins, Pope County, AK | | |
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19 May 2013 |
 | Caroline Setzer (1860-1935)
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Mountain View Cemetery, Rutherford College, Burke County, NC | | |
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19 May 2013 |
 | Nancy A. Shook (1812-1879)
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Bethel Lutheran Church LCMS Cemetery, Claremont, Catawba County, NC | | |
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19 May 2013 |
 | Jacob Isaac (1790-1868)
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Bethel Lutheran Church LCMS Cemetery, Claremont, Catawba County, NC | | |
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19 May 2013 |
 | Hosea Elcanah McGee (1844-1924)
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Farm Hill Cemetery, Harrisburg, Poinsett County, AK | | |
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19 May 2013 |
 | Patrick Sylvanus Setzer (1843-1923) & Margaret Ann Elizabeth Witherspoon (1845-1932)
http://history.loftinnc.com/Setzer_Jacob_Lanier_1804.htm
Bethlem Methodist Church Cemetery, Claremont, NC | | |
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17 May 2013 |
 | Henry Theodore Setzer (1846-1922)
http://history.loftinnc.com/Setzer_Jacob_Lanier_1804.htm
Friendship Methodist Church Cemetery, Newton, Catawba County, NC | | |
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17 May 2013 |
 | William Able Setzer (1835-1925)
http://history.loftinnc.com/Setzer_Jacob_Lanier_1804.htm
Center Methodist Church Cemetery, Catawba County, NC
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17 May 2013 |
 | Jacob Lanier Setzer (1804-1891)
"Be thou faithful unto death and I will give thee a crown of life." Rev. 2:10"
http://history.loftinnc.com/Setzer_Jacob_Lanier_1804.htm
Saint John's Lutheran Church Cemetery, Conover, Catawba County, NC | | |
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17 May 2013 |
 | Anna Maria Quickel (1772-1839)
Find-A-Grave:
"Philip and Mary Ann Cansler were both buried on the Cansler Farm located in Lincolnton, Lincoln County, North Carolina. After the farm was sold in 1951, their graves were transferred to the Hollybrook Cemetery along with those of their son and daughter-in-law, Henry and Mary Ann Frances Shuford Cansler. Stones for Philip, Henry and Mary Ann Frances Shuford Cansler were evidently destroyed before being moved to this cemetery."
Hollybrook Cemetery, Lincolnton, Lincoln County, NC | | |
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16 May 2013 |
 | Polly Setzer (1838-1922)
"Wife of Alfred Setzer. Soon we will meet in heaven land no more to take the parting hand."
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Fairview Cemetery, Hickory, Catawba County, NC | | |
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15 May 2013 |
 | Sarah Setzer (1877-1944)
"Mother. We will meet again."
Find-A-Grave:
Fairview Cemetery, Hickory, Catawba County, NC | | |
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15 May 2013 |
 | Alfred M. Setzer (1839-1926)
Find-A-Grave:
Fairview Cemetery, Hickory, Catawba County, NC | | |
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15 May 2013 |
 | John C. Setzer (1837-1924)
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Mountain View United Methodist Church Cemetery, Claremont, Catawba County, NC | | |
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14 May 2013 |
 | Mary J. Suttlemyre (1918-1918)
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Oakwood Cemetery, Hickory, Catawba County, NC | | |
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28 Apr 2013 |
 | George Phillip Suttlemyre (1846-1930)
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Oakwood Cemetery, Hickory, Catawba County, NC | | |
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28 Apr 2013 |
 | Frances Mary Deal (1846-1911)
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Oakwood Cemetery, Hickory, Catawba County, NC | | |
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28 Apr 2013 |
 | Emma Amelia Suttlemyre (1880-1969)
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Oakwood Cemetery, Hickory, Catawba County, NC | | |
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28 Apr 2013 |
 | Eugenia Sinclair Sellers (1892-1960)
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Oakwood Cemetery, Hickory, Catawba County, NC | | |
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28 Apr 2013 |
 | Phillip Johnson Suttlemyre (1889-1960)
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Oakwood Cemetery, Hickory, Catawba County, NC | | |
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28 Apr 2013 |
 | Phillip Johnson Suttlemyre (1920-1999)
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Oakwood Cemetery, Hickory, Catawba County, NC | | |
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28 Apr 2013 |
 | Julia Bertha Miller (1883-1967)
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Oakwood Cemetery, Hickory, Catawba County, NC | | |
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28 Apr 2013 |
 | Eli Garland Suttlemyre (1878-1945)
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Oakwood Cemetery, Hickory, Catawba County, NC | | |
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28 Apr 2013 |
 | Charles Glenn Suttlemyre (1930-1994)
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Oakwood Cemetery, Hickory, Catawba County, NC | | |
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28 Apr 2013 |
 | Mary Kathryn Felder (1919-2010)
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Oakwood Cemetery, Hickory, Catawba County, NC | | |
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28 Apr 2013 |
 | Mary Lynn Suttlemyre (1945-1948)
Fine-A-Grave:
Oakwood Cemetery, Hickory, Catawba County, NC | | |
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28 Apr 2013 |
 | Claude Phillip Suttlemyre (1911-1967)
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Oakwood Cemetery, Hickory, Catawba County, NC | | |
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28 Apr 2013 |
 | Harrison James Thatcher (1882-1950)
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Wilsonville Cemetery, Wilsonville, Furnas County, NE | | |
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10 Apr 2013 |
 | John W. Varns (1866-1956)
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Oak Grove Cemetery, Missouri Valley/St. Johns, Harrison County, IA | | |
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9 Apr 2013 |
 | Lyle Wayne Varnes (1912-2000)
"Chief Machinist Mate, U.S. Navy
World War II & Korea"
Find-A-Grave:
Oak Grove Cemetery, Missouri Valley/St. Johns, Harrison, IA | | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
 | N. Janette Deal (1873-1945)
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Oak Grove Cemetery, Missouri Valley/St. Johns, Harrison County, IA | | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
 | Joseph A Deal (1836-1921) & Mary Smith Deal (1836-1907); Dave Howard in Middle
Oak Grove Cemetery, Missouri Valley/St. Johns, Harrison, IA | Oak Grove Cemetery | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
 | Mary Smith (1836-1907)
"Mother"
Oak Grove Cemetery, Missouri Valley/St. Johns, Harrison, IA | Oak Grove Cemetery | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
 | Joseph A Deal (1836-1921)
"Father"
Oak Grove Cemetery, Missouri Valley/St. Johns, Harrison, IA | Oak Grove Cemetery | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
 | John A. Deal (1836-1921) & Mary Smith (1836-1907)
Oak Grove Cemetery, Missouri Valley/St. Johns, Harrison, IA | Oak Grove Cemetery | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
 | Pearl B. Unknown (1895-1975)
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Oak Grove Cemetery, Missouri Valley/St. Johns, Harrison County, IA | | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
 | Charles L. Harder (1867-1945)
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Oak Grove Cemetery, Missouri Valley/St. Johns, Harrison County, IA | | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
 | J. Creigh Harder (1892-1967)
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Oak Grove Cemetery, Missouri Valley/St. Johns, Harrison County, IA | | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
 | Martha E. Deal (1865-1948)
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Oak Grove Cemetery, Missouri Valley/St. Johns, Harrison County, IA | | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
 | Kenneth C. Acrea (1938-1994)
Find-A-Grave:
Rose Hill Memorial Gardens, Harrison County, IA | | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
 | Kenneth C. Acrea (1905-1982) & Viola Unknown (1909-1999)
Find-A-Grave:
Rose Hill Memorial Gardens, Harrison County, IA | | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
 | Mark M. Acrea (1875-1945) & Mabel F. Weatherly (1883-1965)
Find-A-Grave:
Frazier Cemetery, Missouri Valley, Harrison County, IA | | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
 | Eli N. Acrea (1868-1998)
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Frazier Cemetery, Missouri Valley, Harrison County, IA | | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
 | Thomas Jackson Acrea (1837-1898)
Find-A-Grave:
Frazier Cemetery, Missouri Valley, Harrison County, IA | | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
 | Sarah Ann Deal (1848-1928)
Frazier Cemetery, Missouri Valley, Harrison County, IA | Frazier Cemetery | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
 | Sarah Ann Deal (1848-1928)
Frazier Cemetery, Missouri Valley, Harrison County, IA | Frazier Cemetery | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
 | Thomas Jackson Acrea (1837-1898)
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Frazier Cemetery, Missouri Valley, Harrison County, IA | | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
 | William H Deal (1820-1874)
Oak Grove Cemetery, Missouri Valley/St. Johns, Harrison County, IA | Oak Grove Cemetery | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
 | John Deal and Sarah Barnett in Oak Grove Cemetery - Dave Howard in the Middle
John and Sarah are Dave's 4x great uncle and aunt. John Deal's brother Andrew Deal married Sarah Barnett's sister Mary Barnett and they were Dave's 3x great-grandparents. | Oak Grove Cemetery | |
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8 Apr 2013 |
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Nora Deal Foster, "Origin of the Name, 1949" (typescript), Page One:
". . . The Deal family, a part of it, migrated to Holland during the Puritan uprising and remained there until after the American Revolution, when three brothers came to North Carolina (1805). Our great-grandfather [Jacob Thomas Deal] remained there.
One brother went to Ohio. Great Uncle Noah, the batchelor, started to California during the gold rush of 1844 [actually, the gold rush began in January 1848] and was never heard of again. Uncle [Philip] Socrates Deal [b. 1841] used to correspond with some of the Ohio Deals. Strange isn't it that I never heard the names of the two who married and reared families. Grandfather used to talk about his father coming to America and how he could talk Dutch [Deutsch, German], but never told me his given name. Anyhow, he became an American, married a North Carolina girl and they reared a big family. Cousin Fanny (Jacob Deal's oldest grandaughter) used to tell me that grandfather had eleven brothers.
Our grandfather, your father's and mine, Jacob [Thomas] Deal, was born 14 Nov 1816 on a farm in North Carolina. . . . He married Frances Rudisill 24 Dec 1840. They moved to the present site of Asheville NC, then but little more than a mountain farm. In fact, when Asheville became the county site [seat of government], grandfather gave the land on which the first courthouse was built.
In 1848 grandfather and his older brother, John took their household goods, their families, their slaves and moved to Mississippi. Think of that trio in Conestoga wagons, no bridges, and very little roads. Women and babies must have been tougher in those days than they are now. There [were] four children [Elizabeth A.E. age 8, Philip S. age 6, Sarah M. age 4, Frances A. age 3 in 1850 Census, Northern Division, Marshall, MS].
Uncle John remained in Mississippi, [but] after six years grandfather moved to Arkansas. In the autumn of 1854, when Arkansas had been a state just eighteen years, his post office was Old Austin, AK. He lived seventeen miles from the post office. There were no postage stamps at that time. When they called at the office, if there was a letter, they paid the postmaster twenty-five cents and were given the letter.
My father, Lafayette Deal, [was] born 14 Mar 1855. Five years later the Civil War began. That was five years of devastation for grandfather as well as every other Southerner. His slaves were freed, an invading army burned his cotton gin, destroyed his brick kilns, took his horses and mules, drove his cattle away to feed the northern soldiers. He never fully recovered financially from the misfortunes of this time."
On page eleven, there is a longer account of this incident during the Civil War.
[This twelve-page document was contributed by Rebekah Canada and edited by Roy Richard Thomas, July 2008] |
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[Excerpts from the History of Harrison County Iowa (1891)]
Edited by Roy Richard Thomas |
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Lincoln, NC, probably Lyles Creek area:
William Deel 2 4 4
Peter Deel 1 2 3
George Deel 1 2 5
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| U.S. Census 1880: Jacob Thomas Deal (1816-1895)
U.S. Census Prairie, Lonoke County, AR 1880: "Jacob Deal, age 63 b. Abt. 1817 North Carolina parents b. North Carolina, farmer, Catherine, age 23 b. Abt. 1857 Georgia, parents b. North Carolina; five children b. Arkansas: Wade E. 14, Felix C. 4, Millie M. 3, Adam L. 2, Blanche E. three months; domestic servant: Francis Coleman, black, age 9 b. Abt. 1871 Arkansas." |
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| George Deal (1772-1850) & Jonas Deal (1812-1882) p. 2 of 2
U.S. Census Catawba County, NC 1850: "Jones Deal [sic], age 35 b. Abt. 1815 Catawba, NC, farmer real estate owned $400, wife Linna, age 34 b. Abt. 1816, Catawba, NC; three children b. Catawba, NC: Noah 10, Amanda 3, Elizabeth one; father: George Deal, b. Abt. 1762 Catawba, NC, farmer, no real estate owned, wife Polly, age 72, b. Abt. 1778 Catawba, NC."
George Deal & wife Polly Deal were living with their son Jonas Deal. No value of real estate owned was provided, so it may be that Jonas was farming land that once belonged to George Deal. |
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| George Deal (1772-1850) & Jonas Deal (1812-1882) p. 1 of 2
U.S. Census Catawba County, NC 1850: "Jones Deal [sic], age 35 b. Abt. 1815 Catawba, NC, farmer real estate owned $400, wife Linna, age 34 b. Abt. 1816, Catawba, NC; three children b. Catawba, NC: Noah 10, Amanda 3, Elizabeth one; father: George Deal, b. Abt. 1762 Catawba, NC, farmer, no real estate owned, wife Polly, age 72, b. Abt. 1778 Catawba, NC."
George Deal & wife Polly Deal were living with their son Jonas Deal. No value of real estate owned was provided, so it may be that Jonas was farming land that once belonged to George Deal. |
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| U.S. Census 1870: Jacob Thomas Deal (1816-1985)
U.S. Census Prairie, Pulaski County, AR 1870, "Jacob Deal, age 54 b. Abt. 1816 North Carolina, farmer, real estate owned $616 no other property, wife Fanny L., age 47 b. North Carolina; five children: two b. Mississippi, Emily 19, Jacob s. 17; three b. Arkansas, Lafayette 16, Berry T. 8, Wade 5; domestic servant: Lucy Deal, mulatto, age 13 b. Abt. 1857 Arkansas." |
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| U.S. Census Slave Schedules 1860: Jacob Thomas Deal (1816-1895)
U.S. Census Slave Schedules Center, Prairie County, AR 1860: "Jacob Deel, black male age 50, black female age 40, black female age 28, black male age 20, black male age 10, black male age 8, black female age 7, black male 2, black female one [sic], black female one [sic]." |
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| U.S. Census 1860: Jacob Thomas Deal (1816-1895) p. 2 of 2
LDS FamilySearch: U.S. Census Center, Prairie County, AR 1860: "Jacob Deel, age 43 b. Abt. 1817 North Carolina, wife Fany L., age 38 b. Abt. 1822 North Carolina; eight children: three b. North Carolina, Phillip E. 19, Sarah E. 15, Francis L. 13; three b. Mississippi, Emily 10, Martha 10, Sylvanis 8; two b. Arkansas, Lafayette 6, Etty 3." |
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| U.S. Census 1860: Jacob Thomas Deal (1816-1895) p. 1 of 2
CORRECTION: Ancestry.com transcribed the surname as "Dell," rather than "Deel" as written.
LDS FamilySearch: U.S. Census Center, Prairie County, AR 1860: "Jacob Deel, age 43 b. Abt. 1817 North Carolina, wife Fany L., age 38 b. Abt. 1822 North Carolina; eight children: three b. North Carolina, Phillip E. 19, Sarah E. 15, Francis L. 13; three b. Mississippi, Emily 10, Martha 10, Sylvanis 8; two b. Arkansas, Lafayette 6, Etty 3."
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| U.S. Census Slave Schedules 1850: Jacob Thomas Deal (1816-1895)
U.S. Census Slave Schedules Northern Division, Marshall County, MS 1850: "Jacob Deal, black male age 12, black male age one." |
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| U.S. Census 1850: Jacob Thomas Deal (1816-1895)
U.S. Census Northern Division, Marshall County, MS 1850: "Jacob Deal, age 33 b. Abt. 1817 North Carolina, farmer, real estate owned $1120, wife Fanny, age 28 b. Abt. 1822 North Carolina; four children b. North Carolina: Elizabeth A.E. 8, Philip S. 6, Sarah M. 4, Frances O. 3." |
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| U.S. Census Portland, Jay County, IN 1930: Earl and Mabel Ruth Miller Family p. 2 of 2
U.S. Census Dunkirk, Richland, Jay County, IN 1940: Eulala J. Miller, age 18 b. Abt. 1922 Indiana, education: 12 yrs, bookkeeper, single," in the household of her parents, "Earl & Mabel R. Miller." |
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| U.S. Census Morgan County, KY 1860 & Jackson, Clay County, IN 1870: James Harvey Senter (1896- ) & Daniel N. Deal (1825- )
U.S. Census Division 2, Morgan, KY 1860: "James H. Senter, age 39 b. Abt. 1821 Virginia, farmer no real estate owned, other property $75, wife Mary, age 36 b. Abt. 1824 Virginia; five children b. Virginia: Drubery [sic] 16, Mary 13, Elijah 9, Malinda 7, James C. 3; one child b. Kentucky: Rosa E. 1."
U.S. Census Jackson, Clay County, IN 1870:
Dwelling # 649: "Senter, James H., age 49 b. Abt. 1821 Virginia, works at coal bank, wife Mary M., age 45 b. Abt. 1825 Virginia; two children b. Kentucky: William H. 14, Rosa 12; one child b. Indiana: Francis L. 4."
Dwelling # 651: "Deal, Daniel, age 44 b. Abt. 1826 Indiana, coal miner, wife Malinda, age 46 b. Abt. 1824 Indiana; four children b. Indiana: Dianna E. 18, Albert 15, Noah 11, Charles 6."
Also in dwelling # 651: "George Burroughs, age 32 b.Abt. 1838 Kentucky, blacksmith, wife Mary Burroughs, age 23 b. Abt. 1847 Indiana; two children b. Indiana: Clarinda Belfry, age 11, Alice M. Burroughs 1."
U.S. Census Jackson, Clay County, IN 1880: "Daniel Deal, age 54 b. Abt. 1826 Indiana parents b. Indiana, coal miner, wife Marinda, age 57 b. Indiana, father b. Kentucky mother b. Ohio; two children b. Indiana, coal miners: Noah 20, Charles 15."
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| U.S. Census Washington Township, Spencer City, Owen, IN 1900: James Deal (1845- )
"James Deal, age 55 b. Feb 1845 [sic] Indiana, father b. Pennsylvania [sic] mother b. North Carolina [sic], pensioner, m. 16 yrs wife Rebecca, age 61 b. Jun 1838 parents b. Indiana, wash woman; five step-daughters b. Indiana: Fannie Wilson, age 31 b. Jan 1869, wash woman, Dora Wilson b. Nov 1886, Jessie Wilson b. Feb 1888; Rebecca Ridenour b. Jul 1893, Louisa Ridenour b. 1870, wash woman." [Next door lived Wilson, John T., age 59 b. Aug 1840 Indiana, parents b. North Carolina, wife, Adeline, age 48 b. Jun 1851 Indiana, parents b. North Carolina.]
[James A.L. Deal's father, Andrew Deal was b. North Carolina and his mother Mary Barnett was b. Harrison, IN]
U.S. Census Marion Branch, National Military Home For D.V.S., Grant, IN 1900 24 Jun:
"James Deal, age 55 b. Abt. 1845 Indiana."
James apparently moved in the summer of 1900 to the Indiana Soldiers Home, and was thus counted twice in the U.S. Census of 1900. |
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23 Mar 2013 |
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| U.S. Census Washington, Putnam, IN 1870: Mary Barnett (1800-1892) & James A.L. Deal (1845- )
"Mary Deal, age 64 b. Abt. 1806 Indiana, keeping house, real estate owned $100, other property $150."
In the same household:
"James Deal, age 23 b. Abt. 1847 Indiana, farmer, no real estate owned, no property; John E. Deal, age 19 b. Abt. 1851 Indiana, no occupation; Johnson, age 13 b. Abt. 1857 Indiana."
Between the U.S. Census of 1870 and 1880, Mary Barnett Deal moved to Harmony, Clay, IN to live with her son, John E. Deal, a coal miner, and daughter-in-law, Amanda. |
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23 Mar 2013 |
Individuals
| ID |
Last Name, Given Name(s) |
Born/Christened |
Tree |
Last Modified |
| I19873 |
 McGee, Hosiah Elcanah |
b. Mar 1844 | Catawba County, North Carolina, U.S.A.  | Complete | 20 May 2013 |
| I42868 |
McGee, Eli Alonza |
b. Jun 1884 | Arkansas, U.S.A. | Complete | 20 May 2013 |
| I42919 |
McGee, Glenn |
b. Abt. 1907 | Arkansas, U.S.A. | Complete | 20 May 2013 |
| I42918 |
McGee, Winnie D. |
b. Abt. 1906 | Arkansas, U.S.A. | Complete | 20 May 2013 |
| I42915 |
Shepherd, Leona |
b. Abt. 1886 | Arkansas, U.S.A. | Complete | 20 May 2013 |
| I42916 |
McGee, Woodrow |
b. Abt. 1913 | Arkansas, U.S.A. | Complete | 20 May 2013 |
| I42917 |
Unknown, Elsie |
b. Abt. 1917 | Missouri, U.S.A. | Complete | 20 May 2013 |
| I42911 |
Hill, Imogene A. |
b. 21 Apr 1922 | | Complete | 20 May 2013 |
| I42914 |
Monger, James Ray Master Sergeant, U.S. Army |
b. 24 Feb 1922 | | Complete | 20 May 2013 |
| I42912 |
Hill, Louise K. |
b. 10 Nov 1923 | | Complete | 20 May 2013 |
| I42913 |
Neely, Sephus L. |
b. 25 Mar 1916 | | Complete | 20 May 2013 |
| I42907 |
Hill, James L. |
b. 8 Apr 1870 | Arkansas, U.S.A. | Complete | 20 May 2013 |
| I42910 |
Hill, James Arthur |
b. 2 Jan 1895 | Pope County, Arkansas, U.S.A. | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42909 |
Richardson, Clara |
b. Abt. 1869 | | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42908 |
Richardson, Clara |
b. Abt. 1869 | | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42881 |
Burris, Louisa Jane |
b. 17 Dec 1881 | Gum Log, Pope County, Arkansas, U.S.A. | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42879 |
Burris, James Taylor |
b. 15 Jan 1859 | Lawrence County, Tennessee, U.S.A. | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42906 |
Blankenship, Edgar |
b. 9 Apr 1912 | Atkins, Pope County, Arkansas, U.S.A. | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42905 |
Clemons, Opal |
b. 12 Sep 1915 | Atkins, Pope County, Arkansas, U.S.A. | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42904 |
Clemons, Raymond Phillip |
b. 17 Mar 1909 | Pope County, Arkansas, U.S.A. | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42903 |
Clemons, Minnie L. |
b. 23 Nov 1887 | | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42902 |
Clemons, Phillip Newton |
b. Abt. 1856 | | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42880 |
Burris, Margaret Matilda |
b. Jan 1880 | Pope County, Arkansas, U.S.A. | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42901 |
Burton, Harrison |
b. Abt. 1870 | | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42899 |
Taylor, Dorothy L. |
b. 30 Dec 1895 | | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42900 |
Burris, Francis Marion |
b. 14 Jun 1919 | Moreland. Pope County, Arkansas, U.S.A. | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42883 |
Burris, Francis Marion |
b. 20 Jun 1887 | Pope County, Arkansas, U.S.A. | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42898 |
Barton, Ada L. |
| | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42891 |
Herman, Amy Emmela |
b. 9 Jan 1824 | | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I20343 |
Shook, Nancy |
b. 30 Oct 1812 | Iredell County, North Carolina, U.S.A. | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I19916 |
Isaac, Levi |
b. 03 Dec 1834 | | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42893 |
Setzer, Yancey Melton |
b. 24 Aug 1866 | | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42897 |
Huffman, Russell McDowell |
| | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42896 |
Huffman, Alonzo Wesley |
b. 13 Dec 1859 | | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42895 |
Setzer, Mary Lovina |
b. 16 Jun 1870 | | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42894 |
Setzer, Carolina |
b. 26 Sep 1860 | | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42887 |
Setzer, Jacob |
b. 21 Dec 1828 | North Carolina, U.S.A. | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42892 |
Herman, Elkanah L. |
b. Abt. 1829 | North Carolina, U.S.A. | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42890 |
Herman, Elijah |
b. 21 Nov 1821 | | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42889 |
Herman, Moses |
b. 5 Feb 1812 | | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42888 |
Simmons, Lydia |
b. 13 May 1790 | | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I20654 |
Herman, John Peter |
b. 2 Sep 1786 | Conover, Lincoln County, North Carolina | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42886 |
Isaac, Stacie |
b. 12 Apr 1877 | | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42885 |
Huffman, Anna |
b. 5 Jan 1841 | | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I13400 |
Isaac, Jacob |
b. Mar 1790 | Rowan County, North Carolina, U.S.A. | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I13193 |
Deal, Peter |
b. 7 May 1770 | Berks County, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I13319 |
Deal, Simon |
b. Abt. 1794 | | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42882 |
Burris, George Washington |
b. 2 Jan 1884 | Pope County, Arkansas, U.S.A. | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42878 |
McGee, Mary Elizabeth |
b. 11 Jan 1861 | Arkansas, U.S.A. | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
| I42877 |
Hays, Mary A. |
| | Complete | 19 May 2013 |
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