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701	Picture of Tombstone in Possession of Floyd Smith III - Morrill, NE	Source (S179)
702	Picture of Tombstone in Possession of Floyd Smith III - Morrill, NE	Source (S181)
703	Picture of Tombstone in Possession of Floyd Smith III - Morrill, NE	Source (S63)
704	Picture of Tombstone in Possession of Floyd Smith III - Morrill, NE	Source (S173)
705	Picture of Tombstone in Possession of Floyd Smith III - Morrill, NE	Source (S177)
706	Picture of Tombstone in Possession of Floyd Smith III - Morrill, NE	Source (S178)
707	Picture of Tombstone in Possession of Floyd Smith III - Morrill, NE	Source (S303)
708	Picture of Tombstone in Possession of Floyd Smith III - Morrill, NE	Source (S96)
709	Picture of Tombstone in Possession of Floyd Smith III - Morrill, NE	Source (S57)
710	Picture of Tombstone in Possession of Floyd Smith III - Morrill, NE	Source (S62)
711	possibly Spartanburg, SC	Family (F1405)
712	PRIEST Newland 1849-1921 SecB 22-02 PRIEST Sarah A. wife N. 1849-1913 SecB 22-01	, Sarah A. (I889)
713	PRIEST Newland 1849-1921 SecB 22-02 PRIEST Sarah A. wife N. 1849-1913 SecB 22-01	PRIEST, Newland (I1529)
714	PRIEST, Alexander son of W.H. & I. born Feb 6, 1862 died Feb 27, 1868(2-10) PRIEST, Isabella born July 24, 1822 died Apr 29, 1905 (2-10) PRIEST, Wm. H. born Aug 5, 1818 died Apr 10, 1896 (2-10)	PRIEST, William Henry (I808)
715	PRIEST, Alexander son of W.H. & I. born Feb 6, 1862 died Feb 27, 1868(2-10) PRIEST, Isabella born July 24, 1822 died Apr 29, 1905 (2-10) PRIEST, Wm. H. born Aug 5, 1818 died Apr 10, 1896 (2-10)	NEWLAND, Isabel Jane (I809)
716	PRIEST, Alexander son of W.H. & I. born Feb 6, 1862 died Feb 27, 1868(2-10) PRIEST, Isabella born July 24, 1822 died Apr 29, 1905 (2-10) PRIEST, Wm. H. born Aug 5, 1818 died Apr 10, 1896 (2-10)	PRIEST, Alexander C. (I1523)
717	Private Papers of Mr. James W. Oller. 1870 Census Grayson Co, Ky Dwelling #103 Oller Hannah 60 Geo 19 Nancy 17 Polly A. 14 (Oller)	Allen, Hannah Day (I8463)
718	prob. Highland Twsp., Clarion Co., PA	SMITH, Horace (I3118)
719	prob. Highland Twsp., Clarion Co., PA	SMITH, Horace (I3118)
720	prob. Highland Twsp., Clarion Co., PA	McFARRAN - McFARREN, Amanda (I3119)
721	prob. Highland Twsp., Clarion Co., PA	McFARRAN - McFARREN, Amanda (I3119)
722	prob. Odenville, AL, where buried burial location from Bernadine Bishop Joe Blue has Charlene vs Charlotte	BISHOP, Charlotte (I3526)
723	probably in Pennsylvania	Rambach, George R (I1283)
724	Probate Journal Vol. 3--1840-1845 Page 217--Henderson Oller late of Union Co., Illinois, died intestate, as it is said on or about 4 Oct. 1843. Recorded 4 Nov. 1843. Page 218--Henderson Oller--Arthur Oller, Adm'r. Solomon H. Sitter andJohn Cochrane, letters of Admin'r. 4 Nov. 1843 Arthur (X) Oller Solomon H. Sitter John Cochrane GEDCOM File: Jim Woodward Jr (Smith, Mckenzi)	OLLER, Henderson (I1070)
725	Quaker who was living with David and Mary Beams as an apprentice harness maker.	Taylor, James M. (I2258)
726	Raymond Baros Sr., 76, was called home by his Heavenly Father on Nov. 11, 2014 at Community Hospital in Torrington. Raymond born Jan. 10, 1938 in Wheatland, the son of Albert and Cora (Carabajal) Baros. He was raised in the Guernsey and Hartville area. Raymond met the love of his life, Rebecca Santillanes, and they married on Aug. 31, 1963 in Torrington, and, from this union, were born six children, whom they loved dearly. He was employed at the CF&I Sunrise Mine for 28 years till the mine closed. After that, he worked for the city of Torrington water department until he was injured, which led to an early retirement. Raymond enjoyed his life to the fullest. He loved to sing and dance. He enjoyed fishing with his family and friends. He even tied his own fishing flies. He enjoyed elk hunting in Jackson with his sons. He built his own home with the help of his brothers-in-law in 1980. He enjoyed making his rounds visiting and joking at the banks, post office, Kaufman Glass and his coffee buddies, to mention a few. Raymond was a friend to all and a stranger to no one. He will be missed greatly by all who knew him. Raymond was a strong member of the Saint Rose Catholic Church where he served as a Eucharistic minister and served on the parish council. He was also a member of the American Legion. Raymond is survived by his six children, Renee Baros, Rodney (Teresa) Baros, Raelynn Baros, Rorick Baros, Rodessa Baros and Raymond Baros, Jr., all of Torrington; a sister, Dora Ramos of Torrington; 11 grandchildren; and two great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his loving wife, Rebecca; his parents; four sisters; and a great granddaughter. ? Torrington Telegram November 14, 2014	Baros, Raymond Sr. (I54)
727	Rebecca Bishop is listed as married to John Watson and as daughter of Edmond L. Bishop in Spartanburg probate record file 761. States that this was John Watson's first wife, implying that he had a second. I wonder if he could be the same as John P. Watson who married Elizabeth Goolsby November 17, 1842 in Campbell Co., GA. The Goolsbys of GA were intermarried with Bishops. Helen Smith has Bible records that John Watson married second Mary Holland, on 9 Sept 1824. I suppose that he could have married a third time, however, although unlikely. Also listed in file 761: Scarbury Bishop, m. Josiah Belcher, living 1854; Polley Bishop, m. Thomas Russell, living 1854; Mahala Bishop, m. John (Jas or Jos?) Cudd, living 1854; Easter (Esther) Bishop, m. Justin Turner, living 1854; ? [Watson, not Bishop], m. John C. Garrison, living 1854. Most of these were daughters of Edmond L. Bishop, but some, at least the wife of John C. Garrison, was a granddaughter. From Equity Bill Box 33 Pkg on his estate, he had to have died before 16 Feb 1852, their date. There was an Edward L. Bishop in court in Spartanburg in 1820. An Edmond Bishop m. Polly Brandon, daughter of Wm. Brandon (probably the son of George Brandon), before 1802. I wonder if this might be the wife of Edmond Bishop and NOT Sarah Brannon. Helen Smith: Estate split 11 ways. "Grands" split their mother's 11th interest. 1850 Spartanburg census: Edmond 75 b SC; Amanda 8 b SC (probably the dau of his son Gabriel Marian Bishop) one Edmond in Spartanburg b. 1-5-1775 called Edward one place relative of Wm b. 3-26-1760 testified for Hannah Cockrell's verbal will 1820 Spartanburg	BISHOP, Edmond Long (I4585)
728	Reel No: M432-30 Page No: 137A Reference: Enumerated on the 17 th day of Oct. 1850 by E.H. Featherstone 1850 Census Park Twp, Scott Co, Ar pg. 137 Oct. 17, 1850 Dwelling #151 Fry William L. 44 M Farmer 1,000 Tn Rebecca 46 F Ky Jane 18 F Al Remarks: Age hard to read, may be 17 or 19 S.W. 19 M Al Catherine 15 F Al Annanias D. 12 M Al Mary C. 9 F Al Oller Harrison 21 M Ky Cynthia 15 F IL Roxanah 14 F IL Marion 12 M IL Baily 9 M IL (Oller)	FRY, William L. (I8468)
729	Reference Number:Bk 3-Pg 436	Family (F58)
730	Resided Abt 1945 Marysville, California	Comstock, George Adelbert (I116)
731	Richard operated a meat market in Liverpool until he started to manufacture soft drinks. After the death of their second infant daughter in 1854, Richard, Elizabeth, John, Tom, and Eunice (Elizabeth's unmarried sister) sailed for America. In Toronto, Richard became a bridge builder and helped build the Grand Trunk Railway across the Canadian Continent. They moved to Omaha, Nebraska, during the winter of 1855-56. In 1865, Richard purchase a sixty acre farm in Cass Township, Shelby County, Iowa for $5.00 an acre. There they raised nine of their fifteen children to maturity. The farm eventually consisted of 220 acres, and it is a mile or so almost directly south of Portsmouth, Iowa. They reitred to Persia, Iowa, where they lived until their deaths. They became members of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in February 1865, having been baptized by Elder Howard S. Smith in Florence, Nebraska. Richard then became a teacher in the Church. After being confined to his bed for three years, at the age of 88, Richard departed this earth.	LEYTHAM, Richard (I117)
732	Robert's wife Elizabeth is listed Spartanburg Probate record #1211, living in 1817 & daughter of David Lewis. I suspect that David was her brother who supposedly rescued some of her children from the Indians. It is believed that Robert Bishop was the Robert Bishop killed by Indians about 1776. owned land near Skull Shoal of the Pacolet River Not proved son of Henry (but believed to be so); Louise Curry thinks son of an Edmund owned land in Union Co. bef 1773 adjoining land obtained by Wm Bishop & wife Jane, likely my ancestors I had died 1781; Michael Bishop says 1776 & established his father some info from CD 108..........DNB	BISHOP, Robert (I4126)
733	Rosario (Rosa) Rodriguez Prado, 74, died March 26, 1994 at the Converse County Memorial Hospital following a long illness. She was the daughter of Bartolo and Sencion (Vega) Rodriguez. She was reared and educated in the Mitchell, Morrill and Lyman, Neb. area. She was married to Pete S. Prado, Sr. on August 15, 1934 in Sterling, Colorado at Saint Anthony Catholic Church. They lived in Torrington until 1963, when they moved to Douglas to begin farming. She is survived by six sons, John of Sheridan, Paul of Gillette, and Manuel, Albert, Pete Jr., and Frank, all of Douglas; three daughters, Linda Sweere of Watertown, S.D., Loretta Williams of Colorado Springs, Colo., and Mary Velasquez of Douglas; two sisters, Lupe Prado of Torrington and Hope Gross of Douglas; four brothers, Tony Rodriguez of Riverton, Moses Rodriguez of Rockford, Ill., Fred Rodriguez of Torrington and Paul Rodriguez of Douglas; 29 grandchildren; 22 great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband on June 13, 1988; two daughters; and two brothers.	RODRIGUEZ, Rosario "Rosa" (I6)
734	Roxanah 14F IL household of William Fry	OLLER, Roxanne (I1072)
735	Samuel and Mary Jane lived in Arkansas after their Marriage. ABout 1874 they moved near Sanger, Texas. Arthur L. Carter was born March 19, 1877, near Lewi sville in Denton County. In 1894 S.W. Carter and family moved to Indian Terri tory from Pilot Point, Texas. The land on which they had been living was cut up into small acreages and sold as small farms at $35.00 per acre. The origin al cost was about $.50 per acre. The family crossed the Red River 1/2 mile e ast of the bridge near Gainesville, Texas with 50 head of cattle and 25 horses . Jack Sullivan, a Carter cousin, originally owned the land on which the Cart ers lived. Annie L. Carter died at age 3. She was born September 26, 1886 an d died August 26, 1889. She is buried in the Tyson Cemetery near Pilot Point, Texas.	Carter, Samuel Williamson (I1038)
736	Sarah Adkins had been a hired girl for Jacob Merrill's first wife.	Adkins, Sarah (I7589)
737	Scanned Copy from Original Source Document in Possession of Floyd Smith III - Morrill, NE	Source (S243)
738	Sec. 6 - Lot 175 W - Grave 2	Allen, Thomas Michael (I8701)
739	Sec. 6 - Lot 175 W - Grave 3	Hilton, Bettie Ann (I8702)
740	Sec. 7 - Lot 416 W - Grave 3	Allen, Fred C. (I8838)
741	Section 50, Block 56A, Lot 4, Space 7	Dozier, Winifred Ledora "Winnie" (I451)
742	Section 50, Block 56A, Lot 4, Space 8	Hallford, Julius Charles Rodney "Roddy" (I145)
743	See attached sources.	Von Hausen, Wilhelm (I21)
744	See attached sources.	Hausen, Joseph (I24)
745	See attached sources.	House, William (I35)
746	See attached sources.	House, Andreas (I86)
747	See attached sources.	House, Samuel (I95)
748	See attached sources.	SMITH, Elisha (I7820)
749	See attached sources.	SMITH, Nathaniel (I8294)
750	See attached sources.	Pearse, Esther (I8310)

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