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Exact date of death provided by Enid Bushby by e-mail dated 21 Apr 2009. Enid advised 4 Jul 1956, but BMD index and John Bushby chart indicate 4 Jan 1956. | Bushby, William (I513984296)
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EXTRACT FROM W.A. Newspapers, Wed, March 14,1928. Death Notices
FRIPP: On Monday, March 12, at 139 Loftus Street, Leederville, Elizabeth, devoted mother of Eliza (Mrs. Truslove, Albany) Robert (dec'd), Steven and Ernest (Geraldton) Edith (Mrs. Fletcher, Mr. Lawley), Elizabeth (Nurse Wahl, Leederville) and William (Dassendean); sister of Eliza Jackson (Leederville) and Robert Hunt (Midland Junction).
"Peace Perfect Peace"
No funeral notice.
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Family Letters. | Source (X000000000090908)
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Farmer and station owner "Murrum", Yalgoo.
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Farmer, Prospector, Yalgoo.
source: Dictioary of Western Australians 1829-1914 Volume 4 Part 2 Compiled by Rica Erickson page 1227
Farmer, Prospector, Yalgoo.
Source: Bicentennial Dictionary of Western Australians Pre 1829-1888 volume 3 K-Q
Compiled by Rica Erickson - page 2375
A concrete slab was layed by Robert William Moorehead for Thomas Richard Oliver on the 230.08.1951 at Morawa Cemetery, Western Australia | Oliver, Thomas Richard (I1458)
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Fathers name was Hans Anderson - so son was named son of Hans or Hansen - daughter would be Hansdatter! | Hansen, Rasmus (I602071251)
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Field of Mars Cemetery, Anglican Section B Row 13, Plot 983 - Cause of death: typhoid fever | Aitken, Bella (I513983984)
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Field of Mars Cemetery, Church of England, Section B, No. 978/979 | Tunbridge, Edward Richard (I513984274)
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Field of Mars Cemetery, Church of England, Section B, No. 978/979. | Baker, Maria (I513984275)
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16. Jacob CRUMPLER was born in 1750 in Duplin County, NC. He Tax List in 1783 in Duplin County, NC. Assessed 52 pounds.
He Tax List in 1784 in Sampson County, NC. He owned 300 acres and one white poll.
He appeared on the census in 1790 in Sampson County, NC. The census shows three males under 16; four females; five slaves. He appeared on the census in 1800 in Sampson County, NC. The census shows two males under 10; two males 10 and under 16; four females under 10; one female 10 and under 16; he and his wife as 45 and upwards; nine slaves.
He signed a will on 22 Jan 1817 in Sampson County, NC. Name County Date Recorded Copy Original
Crumpler, Jacob SAMPSON c1817 WB-A/83 AR
WB = WILL BOOK, VOLUME, PAGE; AR = ORIGINAL IN STATE ARCHIVES He died after 17 Feb 1817 in Sampson County, NC. He was married to Mrs. Jacob Crumpler in 1783.
17. Mrs. Jacob Crumpler died in 1852. Children were:
i. Nancy CRUMPLER was born in 1785.
8 ii. Sheriff John CRUMPLER.
iii. Griffith Owens CRUMPLER was born in 1789.
iv. Grace Rachel CRUMPLER was born about 1790.
v. Mary CRUMPLER was born about 1792.
vi. Molsey CRUMPLER was born about 1793.
vii. Evan CRUMPLER was born about 1795.
viii. Colon CRUMPLER was born about 1796. He owned 105 acres on 4 May 1839 in Sampson County, NC. Sold to Noah Royal for $131.25.
ix. Griffith CRUMPLER was born about 1798. He died before 17 Feb 1817.
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1. Annie Pearl CRUMPLER
was born on 11 Mar 1906 in Sampson County, NC. (3) She graduated in 1924 in Salemburg High School, Salemburg, NC. She graduated in 1925 in Pineland Junior College, NC. She graduated in 1926 in Eastern Carolina Teachers College, Greenville, NC. She was a Teacher between 1927 and 1930 in Ingold, NC. She Shower after 9 Jun 1928 in Durham County, NC. Mesdames Brogden and Pickett Are Honorees At Delightful Card Party
Misses Leah and Rachel Cole and Mamie Pickett were joint hostesses Wednesday evening at the home of the latter on Pickett road at a hearts dice party honoring Mrs. Boyd G. Brogden, who before her marriage was Miss Margaret Davis, and Mrs. H. Floyd Pickett, who prior to her marriage was Miss Annie Pearl Crumpler, of Salemburg.
The home was beautifully decorated with a profusino of summer flowers, carrying out a color scheme of yellow and white.
After a number of progressions in hearts dice, the high score was presented to Miss Ruby Pickett and the consolation prize was given to Mrs. Vernon Pope.
A delicious ice course with accessories was served, after which the honorees were each presented with a miscellaneous shower.
The following guests were present: Mrs. Boyd G. Brogden, Mrs. H. Floyd Pickett, honor guests, Miss Electa Brogden, Miss Faye Rigsbee, Miss Ruby Pickett, Miss Mattie Mae Pickett, Miss Nannie Pickett, Miss Elizabeth Cole, Mrs. Jake Smith, Mrs. Vernon Pope, Mrs. George Cole, Mrs. Orvis Lynum, Mrs Ralph Pickett, Mrs. Paul Pickett, Mrs. J.W. Cole, Mrs. R.J. Pickett, Mrs. J.W. Pickett, and the hostesses, Miss Leah Cole, Miss Rachel Cole and Miss Mamie Pickett. She was a Census Taker in 1950 in Durham, Durham County, NC. She was a Sewing Instructor between 1950 and 1953 in Singer Sewing Machine Company, Durham, NC. She died on 7 Mar 1954 in Durham, Durham County, NC.(4) Death Certificate: "Died from generalized carcinomatosis commenced 3 months prior to death at Duke Hospital at 1:25 am. Metastatic Carcinoma of ovary commenced one year prior to death."
Was troubled with pain in her right ovary for several years. Was treated by Dr. Bayard Carter. She had trouble with bladder infection at intermittent intervals for several years. Treated by Dr. Aleya and Dr. Hare. Pain and slight swelling in lower abdomen in June, July, and August 1953. Had exploratory operation at Duke Hospital by Dr. Grimson on 17 August 1954. Found her abdominal cavity and organs full of cancerous growths and a tumor growing in bottom of pelvis. Removal was out of the question. Took full course of X-ray therapy on abdomen, front and back. Took course of TEM medicine under Dr. Rundles and another course of X-ray therapy. Had bad case of penicillin reaction on arms and legs. Treated and cleared up by Dr. Calloway in about three weeks. Had much trouble with hemorrhoids -- very painful. Dr. Grimson took off the largest dilated rectum. Had fluid in abdominal cavity taken out three times, 4300 cc, 5000 cc, 3000 cc. Spent fifty-seven days in hospital in all -- five different occasions. At first, was able to take several weekend trips. Got so weak and thin, she was unable to go out. Weight came down to about a hundred pounds. Last trip to hospital she got so weak that she couldn't eat and digest anything at all. Had glucose put in veins as long as the doctors could strike veins. Suffered very much. For the last two weeks, she had longer and longer periods of being out of her head. Drugs began to lose their effect during the last two weeks. She had an especially terrible time on Saturday night, February 28. Was very loud and couldn't be quieted by four maximum doses of narcotic. Became weaker and thinner. On 4 March at 6:00 p.m., Dr. Grimson said she was in a comfortable coma and wouldn't live more than twenty-four to forty-eight hours. Woke up last day - Saturday, March 6, feeling pretty well. Tried to eat a little breakfast, but couldn't swallow it. Sat up on edge of bed some. Began to talk out of her mind about eleven o'clock. Talked the same words over and over -- "Yes, No, Yes, No, forgive me, no, that's not right, wait a minute." Took five maximum dose shots of morphine from 11:30 A.m. till 11:00 p.m. Had movements of typical dope fiend. Eyes, mouth, tongue, hands, head movements. Breathing became slower and slower. Quiet last two hours. Died 1:26 a.m. March 7.
[from Henry Floyd Pickett's personal diary] 15 October 1937 Had tonsils removed. 20 July 1948 Had painful attack in back and stomach. Went to hospital the next day for exam. Couldn't find anything definite wrong. 18 March 1950 Annie Pearl too sore to go visiting. 21 March 1950 Carried Annie Pearl for examination by Dr. Odom. Couldn't find anything wrong. 30 June 1950 Annie Pearl feeling bad. 17 December 1950 Annie Pearl feeling pretty bad. She rested all PM. 25 July 1951 Annie Pearl went to hospital for treatment of bladder trouble. Better. 5 May 1953 Annie Pearl woke up with bad hurting in right chest. Had Dr. Hare out. Went to hosp. with Mrs. C[rumpler]. Didn't find what was wrong. Hard day. Went to D[wight's] at night. A[nnie] P[earl] was not hurting so bad. 4 August 1953 Carried Annie Pearl to hospital for X-rays. Carried her to work. X-Rays didn't show anything to be fixed. 5 August 1953 Annie Pearl still hurting bad. 11 August 1953 Annie Pearl very sore in abdomen. Annie Pearl in bad shape. 14 August 1953 Carried Annie Peal to hospital and got in by 9. 15 August 1953 Went to see A.P. abdomen swelled & hurting. 16 August 1953 Carried M. to see A.P. Had tube thru nose to stomach and glucose being put in vein. Stayed all PM till 11. Drs. decided to operate. 17 August 1953
Went to Hosp. about 7:30. A.P. fixed for OR. Dr. Grimson started at 9:50. Found cancer in intestines on bladder and in liver -- sure death. Closed incision. AP in recovery room till 5:15. Woke up short time twice. Stayed till 11. Private nurse. 18 August 1953 Annie Pearl
feeling fair most of day. Thelma, Frank, Singer people came. Had X-ray therapy. Enema worked. Got nurse 11-7. Left at 11. 19 August 1953 Went to Hosp. A.P. had stomach tube out. Had X-ray therapy. She felt better and more cheerful all day. Had too much company. Had nurse from 11 on. 20 August 1953 Went to Hosp. 8:30. A.P. wasn't feeling so well. Too much excitement. Had three natural movements. Drank about 1800 cc liquids. Couldn't give Dextrose solution. Dick & I ate supper at Boyd's. Stayed at Hosp. till 11. A.P. felt better; but had much gas and pressure pains. 21 August 1953 Went to Hosp. AP had pretty good night. Abdomen swelled up pretty badly. Talked to Dr. some. ... Carried AP to second floor terrace in wheel chair. Ate supper at D[wight's]. Frank & F. came for about an hour. Rudolph & Dot came. D. Lottie & Mamie. Too much company. Left about 9 & came home. 22 August 1953 Lost a day somewhere. 23 August 1953 To Hosp at 7:05 AP feeling pretty well but rectum hurting - probably ca[ncer]. Left at 10:45 and went to Church. Joined Church. Ate dinner at Mamie's. Bill Art, Mallie, Iona, Rudolph came. Jack & Irene, Chick & Pat Came. Went to Dutchess Inn with them & ate supper. Stayed till 10:30 and came home. AP had to have another pain shot. Two enemas during day. No X-rays. No dextrose. 24 August 1953 AP had good night. Felt pretty good most of day. Took X-ray treatment. Drank about 2500 cc, Had only one pain shot. Mrs. C. had X-ray treatment in mouth. Supper at D. Edgar Ferrell & wife, Mr. & Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. York, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Lynam & Miller came to visit during day. Left at 10:30. 25 August 1953 Went to hosp. about 8:30. AP feeling pretty well, but rectum hurting. Took double dose of X-rays. Had suppository put in for rectum pain. ... She was very drowsy till about 3:30. We walked some around hall. Ate supper with Mamie _ fish. Frank, Cecil, Charlotte, Rudolph, D&L. came at night. Had another enema & oil. Left 10:25. 26 August 1953 AP felt pretty well most of day. X-rays. No enemas. D. had yard mowed & cleaned up. He brought Scrappy & Skeeter up to Hosp. at 3:30 to see AP. Ate supper at Jack Rigsbee's. Went back to Hosp. and stayed till 10:30. AP feeling some gas pains. 27 August 1953 AP not feeling very well. ... AP slept a lot in P.M. I passed some blood twice during day. Had it examined. To get examination Mon. Ate supper at D. his birthday. Margaret & Louis Smith's wife came in PM. Rudolph came at night. D[wight] & L[ottie]. L[ucy] A[nne] & J[immy] came at night. Dick took exams in summer school. math. 28 August 1953 AP didn't feel well all day. Diarrhea still on. Can't eat much. No appetite. . . . Lucy Anne, Jimmy, Dwight, Dick & Shirley came by at night. Mrs. Kesterson came by in PM. Vomited about 400 cc at 11 o'clock. Came home at 11:15. 29 August 1953 Hosp. at 8. A.P. feeling better than Fri. . . . A.P. vomited all of lunch about three o'clock. Felt better till about 8:30. Got pain in r[igh]t back & had to have pain shot. Nurse came in at 10:50. Came home. 30 August 1953 Went to Hosp. A.P. feeling pretty well. Went to S.S. and then back to Hosp. Went to D. about one & ate dinner. Dick had auto in PM & at night. Stayed at Hosp till 10:45. AP feeling much better, but not eating much. Walked about 300 yds. at night. Frank & Frankie, Mattie Mae & Andy, Harold & Nell, Hagley Porter & Bula, & Mamie C. came during day. 31 August 1953 AP still sore some. . . . Carried Mrs. C. to hosp. & back to have old tooth root taken out. AP got permission to leave hosp. for a few hours at night so we went to D. Back at 9:30. Didn't seem to hurt her at once. 1 September 1953 A.P. feeling pretty well. Had X-ray treatment. Left at 2 PM & went home, then to see Mavor & Mamie. Ate good supper at D. Came by home & she slept an hour. Back to hosp at 9:45. 2 September 1953 Got to Hosp. at 8:45. AP had X-ray therapy. Ate lunch at D. AP not feeling too well, but we went to see cousin Bessie and then stopped by home till 4:45. Saw Dr. Grimson on rounds & made arrangements to leave Hosp. tomorrow. . . . AP had gas pains. Stayed with her till 11:30. No nurse. Sleeping. 3 September 1953 A.P. not feeling well all AM. Carried some of flowers & stuff from room home. Got some groceries. Got prescriptions & pills - 5.60. Saw Dr. Grimson & got cleared. 10 September 1953 Went to Hosp. and AP took X-ray on upper abdomen. . . . AP was very sick and vomited three times. Took paregoric & slept most of PM. 14 September 1953 Carried AP to Hosp. for her X-ray treatment. Made her stomach hurt. 15 September 1953 Went with AP to take X-ray treatment. . . AP hurting in abdomen. Vomited about 12 o'clock. Ate good supper. 17 September. Carried AP to X-ray & to see Dr. Rundles. Made her sick, but didn't vomit. 18 September AP had griping pains at night. 19 September 1953 AP still hurting. 20 September 1953 Carried Ap to Hosp. & she took x-ray treatment. Felt sick. Vomited 3 times. Sick all day. . . . AP still feeling bad. 23 September 1953 Carried AP to see Dr. Rundles about blood. No medicine. 25 September 1953 AP vomited. . . . AP feeling bad. 27 September 1953 AP not feeling well. 29 September 1953 AP right shoulder very sore. . . . AP very sleepy & arm still hurting. 30 September 1953 Saw Dr. Callaway and got AP to see him. Bladder infection again. 1 October 1953 AP taking 3 sets of pills & one liquid. Makes her dizzy & sleepy all the time. 17 November 1953 AP slept very well. no food or drink. Felt very well. Went to OR at 1:20. Started operation at 3:05 Found fissure and small ulcer near bottom of rectum. Nothing done with them. Took off largest hemorrhoid. Had hypo for pain. Clear chicken broth and lemonade for supper. 18 January 1954 AP feeling very sick. Vomited some feces. Went to Hosp. and saw Dr. Reeves and Dr. Grimson. Made arrangements for her to enter Hosp. Got in about 12:30. Had blood taken for tests. had abdomen X-ray made about 6. Showed gas in intestines, colon & stomach. Had suction tube put in stomach and took 2 liters of glucose by 11:45. LA cooked supper for us. AP feeling sick. 19 January 1954 AP had rested pretty well but tube in stomach was keeping her sick. Had X-ray taken about 2:30. Dr. Took out stomach tube about 5:30. She ate a little broth & ice cream, but vomited later. Took three quarts of glucose in vein between 4 & 11:30. Frankie came to see her. Dick worked all day. No exam. 21 January 1954 AP feeling pretty well. Took X-ray treatment. Ate some at all meals & drank about 1000 cc liquids during day. Did not vomit up till 10 PM. Mallie came to see her about 11. Carrie Cox came to see her. Shirley came in by bus at 9. Abdomen swelled tight - 35". Left at 10 o'clock. 23 January 1954 About five inches of snow on top of about an inch of sleet. Didn't try to run auto. Rode to Hosp. with Philip [Pickett]. AP feeling bad. had diarrhea about all day. Ate a little at each meal. Took one qt. of glucose at 6 PM. Vomited some. Had two hypos for pain. Dick carried me back at night. 24 January 1954 AP had trouble all day with diarrhea. Couldn't eat much all day. Took two shots for pain. Took one qt. of glucose at 4 o'clock. Dr. Grimson said that he would take fluid out tomorrow if we wished. Had lots of company. Stacy and Annie, Laurie, Iona, Rudolph, Dot, Mrs. Cunningham, D & L came to see her. [Dick & Shirley married in Chesterfield, SC.] 27 February 1954 Had a pretty bad day at Hosp. Stayed at Hosp most of day. Drs tried to give her shot to make her sleep. It made her restless & wild talking & moving. Gave her two more shots and she went completely out of her head for two hours. Had to tie her hands and feet to the bed. Finally a shot of morphine quieted her. Stayed pretty quiet. 28 February 1954 Felt very tired all morning. Wouldn't try to eat or drink anything. Felt very tired. Bill Art & Betty, Earl & W.A., Mallie, Frank & Frankie, Thelma, Mrs. C. & M[other] all came by Hosp to see her. She was in very bad shape. Took three bottles glucose. No BM in several days. L.A. & J stayed at Hosp. I slept about three hours. She had Mr. Smith come to see her. Said she was going to die. Hard wind & rain. 1 March 1954 AP feeling very low & disheartened. Vomited very often. Part fluid from a cancer in the stomach or throat, part bile. Her breath is very bad smelling - cancer smell. She took two quarts of glucose in PM. Mamie & Margaret came to see her. She had several bladder movements and vomited very often. LA wanted to stay at night so I came home to sleep some. 2 March 1954 AP feeling very bad & sore. Got shots. Vomiting cancer fluid for first time - either from throat or stomach. Much bile out from mouth. Told LA how she wanted to divide her things. Much vomiting & many bladder movements. Had IV. Many shots for pain & nausea. 3 March 1954 Felt a little better. Tried 10 times to get needle in vein for glucose. Got in right foot, but it wouldn't take. Made foot swell. Had pain shots. Felt better. Had too much company. She got delirious and used three boxes of wipettes in 3 hours wiping vomit from her mouth and tongue. Had glucose started in tissue of inner thighs. 4 March 1954 Still delirious. Mind won't work clearly. Respiration 6 per minute. pulse too weak & irregular to be counted accurately. Temperature below normal. Started eating lunch and ate about an ounce of things and 250 cc., ice tea & water. Rested pretty quietly. Dr. G says that she is in a comfortable coma and won't live over 48 hours. 5 March 1954 Lower end of spine getting sore from lying on it too much. Got pad under her wet during night. Resp. up to 14, pulse irregular. Drank some water - no food. Several bladder movements. Resp. up to 11, pulse down to 25 at 1 o'clock. Throat hurting. Several shots. Dixie [Suitt Rigsbee] stayed all night. Pulse 70 & respiration 5 at 9:45. 6 March 1954 Felt much better this morning. Ate a little bit. Sat on edge of bed some. Lay down and began to talk out of her head. Had shot of morphine at 11:30, but talked louder. Another shot. Louder talk. 3rd shot - whispering, 4th shot - mumbling, 5th shot mumbling, 6 - quiet & rolling head & eyes & clenching hands. Became quieter and breathing dropped to 5 or 6 per minute. Went to waiting room & slept. 7 March 1954 Rudolph woke me up at 1:30 & said that AP had stopped breathing. Went to room and she was dead. Stayed till they carried her to morgue. Dixie Rigsbee was there. Cleared out room and went home. Lucy Anne and Jimmy stayed at house. Went to bed about 4 AM. Didn't sleep much. Went to hospital and saw body after it was opened up at autopsy. Was full of cancer in organs. 11 March 1954 Went to grave & put birthday card on it. . . . 26 March 1954 . . . had long talk with Reverend Smith. The Dorcas class is going to change name to "The Annie Pearl Memorial Class." 28 March 1954 Went to Sunday School. Mr. Smith announced changing of class name to A.P. Memorial Class. 30 March 1954 Dr. Margolis showed & explained AP organs to me. All lower parts were grown together so they couldn't be separated. All tumors were on outside of organs except some in liver. She didn't have a chance. Went to preaching at night.
She was buried on 9 Mar 1954 in Durham, Durham County, NC. (5) Mrs. Annie Pickett
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Pearl Crumpler Pickett, 47, wife of Henry Floyd Pickett of 2506 Cornwallis Road, will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Yates Baptist Church. The Rev. Charles F. Smith , pastor, and the Rev. C.E. Byrd, pastor of Mount Pisgah Baptist Church, will officiate. Burial will follow in Maplewood Cemetery, annex B.
The body will be moved to the church to lie in state one hour before service.
Pallbearers will be Boyd Brogden, Jimmy Lyon, J. Jack Rigsbee, Gus Hargrove, and Elon Clark, all of Durham, Stacy Crumpler of Salemburg, Howard Cox of Orange County, and Cecil Butler of Fayetteville.
Floral bearers will be members of all the women's classes of the Yates Baptist Church Sunday School.
Mrs. Pickett, died at Duke Hospital at 1:25 a.m. yesterday. She had been a patient at the hospital for two weeks.
Born and reared in Cumberland County, [sic] Mrs. Pickett was the daughter of Robert M. Crumpler and Mrs. Minnie Core Crumpler. She attended Sampson County schools, graduated in 1924 from Salemburg High School, and attended Pineland Junior College and Eastern Carolina Teachers College one year each. After completing her academic education, she taught school for three years.
For the past 25 years Mrs. Pickett had lived in Durham in the Yates Baptist Church community. Upon moving to Durham she became affiliated with the Yates Baptist Church, where she taught Sunday School for the past 10 years. She also was teacher of the Dorcus Sunday School Class until recently when she resigned because of ill health.
Mrs. Pickett in recent years had been a sewing instructor at the Singer Sewing Machine Company here.
Survivors include her husband; one daughter, Mrs. J.P. Terrell; one son, Richard C. Pickett; one granddaughter, Deborah Ann Terrell; her mother, Mrs. Minnie Crumpler, all of Durham; two sisters, Mrs. Bruce Maxwell of Stedman and Mrs. J.D. McDuffie of Durham; and two brothers, B. Frank Crumpler of Raleigh and William A. Crumpler of Roseboro. She was a talented musician. She played the banjo, piano, and mandolin. She worked for three years at Singer Sewing Machine Company in Durham, NC. She worked as a Census Taker in the 1950 U.S. Census.
SS# 241-20-5623.
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First name also spelled "Bewley" and "Bewly." E-mail from Arthur Boyt dated 17 Mar 2010 indicates correct spelling is Bula Manuel. | Manuel, Bula (I513984120)
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First name confirmed as Edwin (previously shown as Edward) by Louise Oliver in e-mail dated 9 Dec 2010. | Schafer, Edwin (I2116)
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First name could be Irma A. (1910 census) or Jema (1900 census). | Morris, Jema A. (I513973297)
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First name spelled "Sarah" (with an h) on birth certificate. | Winkler, Sarah (I513973511)
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First name spelled Avice on birth certificate. | Tebbey, Avis Ann (I109)
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First name spelled DePeyster on 1910 U.S. census report | Saxon, DePeyster Gerald (I602070844)
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First name spelled Winnifred and Winifred on various documents. For example, Winnifred is used on death index and 1920 census report. I have used Winifred as that is spelling used on her birth certificate. | Roberts, Winefred Elizabeth (I513973590)
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Found by his sister, Kathleen Dawn Wickens in the toilet.
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8. Sheriff John CRUMPLER was born about 1784 in Sampson County, NC. He was a Sherrif between 1812 and 1826 in Sampson County, NC. He died on 23 Feb 1830 in Sampson County, NC. DEEDS: From Robert Carrouth to John Donald Sr. for 200 acres was proved by John Autry, from Matthew Powell to Mark Powell for 169 acres was proved by Thomas Carroll, from Isaac Poitevint to Robert Merritt for 65 acres was proved by Samuel West, from James Carr to James Blackman for 312 acres was proved by Charles King, from Sarah Blackman to James Blackman for 116 and 1/2 acres was proved by John Thomas, from Matthew Crumpler to Raiford Crumpler (gift to his son) for 200 acres was proved by Josiah O'Quinn, from Benjamin Daughtry to his four sons (Hardy, John, Richard and Reddick) 1000 acres was acknowledged, from sheriff Jesse Darden to Young Royall for a tract of land was acknowledged, from Matthew Powell to Luke Powell for two tracts containing 169 acres and 119 acres was proved by Mark Powell, from Matthew Crumpler Sr. to his son John Crumpler for 200 acres was proved by Raiford Crumpler, from Stephen Beck to John Honeycutt for 350 acres (1803)
Joseph Williams to Minasah Williams for 100 acres was acknowledged, from sheriff Jesse Darden to George Draughon for 330 acres was acknowledged, from Owen Royall to Willis Royall for 100 acres was proved by Bedreddon Carraway Jr., from William Croom to Shine Caswell for 256 acres was proved by Frances Shine, from sheriff Jesse Darden to Joseph Darden for 42 acres was acknowledged, from Matthew Crumpler to Matthew Crumpler Jr. (his son) for 150 acres was acknowledged, from Bedreddon Caraway Sr. to Simon Hobbs Jr. for 47 3/4 acres was acknowledged, from Edward Howard to William Butler for 200 acres was proved by Redmon Crumpler, from Elisha Jernigan to Frances Shine for 295 acres was proved by Shine Caswell, from Parrott
Williams to Ollen
MATTHEW CRUMPLER SR. (c1743-c1812) SON OF __________CRUMPLER.
MARRIED:
ISSUE:1. RAIFORD CRUMPLER c1765-18XX MOVED TO TENN. DEED 12/275
2. MATTHEW CRUMPLER JR.c1770-18XX MOVED TO TENN. DEED 12/357
3. JOHN CRUMPLER c1784-23 FEB.1830 DEED 12/368
MARRIED: (1810) MARGARET GURLEY 1794-1869
THE DEED IS LISTED ON THE RIGHT SIDE. DEED BOOK 12/ PAGE #368
Allow a couple of comments....
3. JOHN CRUMPLER c1784-23 FEB. 1830 DEED 12/368
MARRIED:
(1810) MARGARET GURLEY 1794-1869
John Crumpler died Feb. 23, 1830 and his death is listed in the Fayetteville Observer. Margaret Gurley was from Wayne County and is identified in a Wayne County Deed. There is no mistake about who she is. Deed book 12 page 368 has information about John Crumpler. This is a Sampson County deed. There is quite a bit of information about this John Crumpler in the deed books, all of it can not be understood. He apparently went broke about 1828 and lost some property. It appears that one of his friends bought it back and gave it to him.
John Crumpler Sr. married Sarah Holmes....I did not know that and I agree that it is correct. I have reviewed some family names.
Jerome Tew
He was married to Margaret GURLEY in 1810 in NC.
9. Margaret GURLEY was born in 1794 in Wayne County, NC. She died in 1869 in Sampson County, NC. H.F. Pickett has her maiden name listed as "Holmes". Children were:
i. Betsy Elizabeth CRUMPLER was born after 14 Oct 1811 in Sampson County, NC.
ii. John Haywood CRUMPLER was born on 13 Sep 1813 in Sampson County, NC. He appeared on the census in 1850 in Sampson County, NC. Dwelling 185
He appeared on the census in 1860 in Honeycutt Township, Sampson County, NC. Dwelling 190 He appeared on the census in 1870 in Honeycutt Township, Sampson County, NC. Dwelling 159 He appeared on the census in 1880 in Honeycutt Township, Sampson County, NC. Dwelling 175 He died on 10 May 1882 in Sampson County, NC. He was buried in Matthews Family Cemetery, Sampson County, NC.
iii. Mary A. CRUMPLER was born in 1814 in Sampson County, NC. Daughter of Jacob Crumpler?
iv. Julia A. CRUMPLER was born about 1815 in Sampson County, NC.
v. Sarah "Sallie" CRUMPLER was born about 1816 in Sampson County, NC. She appeared on the census in 1850 in Sampson County, NC. Dwelling 196 She appeared on the census in 1860 in Honeycutt Township, Sampson County, NC. Dwelling 192. 8 children
4 vi. Matthew James CRUMPLER.
vii. Michael K. CRUMPLER was born in 1818 in Sampson County, NC. Twin brother of Matthew Crumpler
He appeared on the census in 1860 in Honeycutt Township, Sampson County, NC. Dwelling 188 He died before 22 Dec 1860 in Sampson County, NC. He did not marry.
viii. Sophia CRUMPLER was born about 1822 in Sampson County, NC.
ix. Margaret Lafayette CRUMPLER was born on 23 Oct 1824 in Sampson County, NC. She died on 1 Nov 1889 in Sampson County, NC.
x. Maria Jane "Jean" CRUMPLER was born about 1825 in Sampson County, NC. She appeared on the census in 1870 in Honeycutt Township, Sampson County, NC. Dwelling 163. She appeared on the census in 1880 in Honeycutt Township, Sampson County, NC. Dwelling 155. She died after 1880. 10 children
xi. Archibald CRUMPLER was born about 1828. He died in 1852.
xii. James CRUMPLER was born about 1830. He died before 1867.
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Free England BMD Index indicates Etty Vinkler birth recorded in Oct-Nov-Dec quarter 1894, Leeds, Volume 9b, Page 479. | Winkler, Etty (I513973540)
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Fremantle Cemetary Record Information:
First Names: Vera Lillian
Last Name: Piper
Application Number: FB00010403
Aged (Years): 21
Date of Death: 22 Sep 1930
Suburb: East Fremantle
Grave/Memorial Location: Fremantle Cemetery
Cemetery Area/Denomination: SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Section: MON SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST R
Gravesite: 0075
Grant Number: F0004627
Grantee: ALBERT JOSEPH PIPER
Grant Status: CURRENT
Grant Expiration: 02 Jul 2012 | Bushby, Vera Lillian (I513984025)
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From an e-mail dated 25 Jun 2008 from Carolyn Wilkinson: "There certainly is confusion on the Jr. etc - Jim's Dad [born 1897] apparently was a Jr. but since his Dad died when he was so young he dropped the Jr. When my Jim was born [1927] he became a Jr. When our son was born Grandpa was still alive so he became JWW III - and of course when our grandson was born he became JWW IV." | Wilkinson, James William (I175)
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From an e-mail dated 25 Jun 2008 from Carolyn Wilkinson: "There certainly is confusion on the Jr. etc - Jim's Dad [born 1897] apparently was a Jr. but since his Dad died when he was so young he dropped the Jr. When my Jim was born [1927] he became a Jr. When our son was born Grandpa was still alive so he became JWW III - and of course when our grandson was born he became JWW IV." | Wilkinson, James William Jr. (I713)
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From: fpao@saintlouishawaii.org Sent: 02 July 2003 18:56 To: craig@hmdp.com Subject: Re: Albert Joseph WILKINSON
Aloha, kaua e Craig: Records that I have going back so far are not complete. All I have are the following: Albert Wilkinson [09/03/1912 to 06/06/1913] Junior Year - Grade 11; Charles Wilkinson [09/05/1922 to 06/15/1923] Freshman Year - Grade 09; James Wilkinson [09/03/1912 to 06/19/1914] Junior & Senior Year, it would seem that he did graduate from Saint Louis College [name of school at that time]. There is a picture of James on his transcript; this means he graduated from St. Louis College. The records do not show the names of parents, birthdates, reason for leaving. They just indicate the information that I am sending to you.
Brother Franklin Pao Registrar Saint Louis School 3142 Waialae Avenue Honolulu, HI 968161579 www.SaintLouisHawaii.org | Wilkinson, Albert Joseph (I6)
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From: fpao@saintlouishawaii.org [mailto:fpao@saintlouishawaii.org] Sent: 02 July 2003 18:56 To: craig@hmdp.com Subject: Re: Albert Joseph WILKINSON Aloha, kaua e Craig: Records that I have going back so far are not complete. All I have are the following: Albert Wilkinson [09/03/1912 to 06/06/1913] Junior Year - Grade 11; Charles Wilkinson [09/05/1922 to 06/15/1923] Freshman Year - Grade 09; James Wilkinson [09/03/1912 to 06/19/1914] Junior & Senior Year, it would seem that he did graduate from Saint Louis College [name of school at that time]. There is a picture of James on his transcript; this means he graduated from St. Louis College. The records do not show the names of parents, birthdates, reason for leaving. They just indicate the information that I am sending to you.
Brother Franklin Pao Registrar fpao@saintlouishawaii.org (808) 739-4729 Direct (808) 739-4853 Fax
Saint Louis School 3142 Waialae Avenue Honolulu, HI 96816-1579 www.SaintLouisHawaii.org | Wilkinson, James William (I175)
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From: fpao@saintlouishawaii.org [mailto:fpao@saintlouishawaii.org] Sent: 02 July 2003 18:56 To: craig@hmdp.com Subject: Re: Albert Joseph WILKINSON Aloha, kaua e Craig: Records that I have going back so far are not complete. All I have are the following: Albert Wilkinson [09/03/1912 to 06/06/1913] Junior Year - Grade 11; Charles Wilkinson [09/05/1922 to 06/15/1923] Freshman Year - Grade 09; James Wilkinson [09/03/1912 to 06/19/1914] Junior & Senior Year, it would seem that he did graduate from Saint Louis College [name of school at that time]. There is a picture of James on his transcript; this means he graduated from St. Louis College. The records do not show the names of parents, birthdates, reason for leaving. They just indicate the information that I am sending to you.
Brother Franklin Pao Registrar fpao@saintlouishawaii.org (808) 739-4729 Direct (808) 739-4853 Fax
Saint Louis School 3142 Waialae Avenue Honolulu, HI 96816-1579 www.SaintLouisHawaii.org | Wilkinson, Charles Henry (I176)
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General Stark lived to his 94th year and died 8 May 1822, reportedly the last surviving Continental general of the Revolution.
"Thus living, not for himself alone, but for his country, the veteran Stark passed into the wane of life, ever taking, as long as life lasted, a lively interest in every incident in our country's history. At length, suffering from the effects of a paralytic shock at the extreme age of 93 years, 8 months and 22 days, the old hero departed this life on Wednesday, the 8 May, 1822.
"The Friday following his death, his remains were interred with military honors, in a cemetery he had enclosed upon his own farm, a large concourse of people being in attendance, to witness the imposing ceremony, and to pay their last respects over the body of the man who had contributed so largely in filling 'the measure of his country's glory.'
"The cemetery is situated upon a commanding bluff upon the east bank of the Merrimack, and over his remains his family have placed a plain shaft of granite, indicative alike of his simplicity and hardihood, upon which in inscribed 'Maj. General Stark.'
"This simple stone points to his ashes alone, but his deeds are traced in deep-lined characters upon the pages of our country's history, while his memory is engraved upon the hearts of his countrymen.
"Such a name needs no other monument." | Stark, General John (I513983391)
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George buried with his mum, Jane Oliver under a beautiful golden wattle tree behind the Bush Inn, Pinyalling Rd, Yalgoo Goldfields, Western Australia | Oliver, George (I1484)
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George Irwin BOOTH
Born 1905 in Mingenew, Western Australia [15]
Daughter of George BOOTH and Rose Emma BRIDGES [15]
Shifted with his parents from Arrino to Carnamah in April 1914 [P213]
Student at the Carnamah State School [7: page 147] [P213]
Member of the Carnamah Sunday School in 1914 [7: page 238]
Labourer in Carnamah 1925-1930 [19]
Member of the Carnamah Football Club [P213]
Married Ivy Victoria May CRAKE in Perth in 1930 [66]
By 1935 he had become a Police Constable and was living in Busselton with his wife and daughter [0: image 03574]
Along with his wife and daughter spent a vacation with his parents in Carnamah in 1935 and again in 1936 [0: images 03230 & 03574]
Resided of late in the Perth suburb of West Leederville [2]
Died 28 January 1959; buried Karrakatta Cemetery, Perth WA (Anglican, EA, 247) [2]
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Godparents: Samuel and Ann Wainwright | Wilkinson, Joseph (I2426)
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Good / Excellent | Source (S04874)
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Grace Manross wrote for information on Elijah Manross, Fife Major, andrecorded in Book A, Vol 1, page 72 | Manross, Grace E. (I342)
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Grave location: Section MON DD, Gravesite 0108. Application FB00018772. | Bushby, William James (I513973371)
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Gravestone indicates age at death 61 years, so date of birth would be approximately 1832. Baptism record dated 16 Sep 1832. | Bushby, James (I513983571)
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Gravestone shows year of birth as 1872. Her place of birth from birth certificate of Wilfred Robert Bushby.
Birth certificate of Violet Alice May Bushby [Oct 1904] shows age as 31 [c.1871] and place of birth as "Stanhope, near Branxton, New South Wales." | Buhl, Sarah Jane (I513973372)
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Had 3 children by Melbin (Aboriginal) before marriage to Amy Amelia.
Source: Dictionary of Western Australians 1829-1914 Vol 4 Pt 2 Green Book by Rica Erickson - p 1224
| Family: Edward John Oliver / Melbin (F601968128)
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Hans Mule became a Nobleman 18 August 1444 in Kalmar. | Mule, Hans (I602071982)
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Harry Crumpler in 1881 was unmarried, aged 20 and working as a general lab9ourer and living with parents.
in 1891 he was still unmarried aged 30 and working as a General labourer in the Powder Magazine, and living with his mother at 46 Henry St.
source: Kevin Crumpler, www.crumpler.org
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Harry was best man at brother Edwards wedding. Harry was said to have married and gone to New Zealand. He divorced and his where abouts are unknown.
| Oliver, Harry Richard (I1482)
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He and his brother Connor died from smoke inhalation in a house fire in Gosnells. | MULLINS, Johnathon George (I000000601984506)
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He and his brother Jonathon died from smoke inhalation in a house fire in Gosnells. | MULLINS, Connor Jeffrey (I000000601984505)
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He was a boarder and working as an organ builder | Wilkinson, Joseph William (I98989867)
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He was an organ builder - music instrument, living with his wife and 4 children | Wilkinson, Joseph (I2406)
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He was an organ builder - music instrument, living with his wife and 5 children | Wilkinson, Joseph (I2406)
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He was an organ builder living with his wife and son | Wilkinson, Joseph (I2406)
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He was buried in Roman Catholic section H, grave 354 alongsdie 2 of his sons | Hodges, James Arthur (I98989872)
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He was buried in Roman Catholic section H, grave 354 alongside his brother Joseph who was buried 11 days before him. | Hodges, Leo (I98989874)
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He was buried inRoman Catholic section H, grave 354 | Hodges, Joseph Frances (I98989873)
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He was living at 28 Lyon Street | Wilkinson, Joseph William (I98989867)
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