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| 2201 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Munsey, O.R. (I8234)
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| 2202 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 16214622 | LeGrand, Eveline Theresa (I1053)
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| 2203 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 168593668 | Munsey, Mary J. (I298)
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| 2204 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 171303472 | Muncey, Frank Orland (I9293)
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| 2205 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 171303534 | Muncy, Archibald B. (Buck) (I6787)
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| 2206 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 17561450 MUNCY, VIOLET, 80, passed away Monday, January 15, 2007 at Pikeville Medical Center. She was born January 30, 1926 in Louisa, Lawrence County, KY, the second daughter of Wade H. and Esta Jane Prince Muncy. She graduated from Daviess County High School and Kentucky Wesleyan College. After college, she was a social worker for the Commonwealth of Kentucky. It was during this time she met and married Oliver M. Roberts on December 24, 1947. Violet was recruited to teach the Head Start pilot program in Pike County, an educational opportunity which proved to be a great success. Violet loved her family. She worked with her husband in the development and expansion of natural gas resources in the area through the Oliver Roberts Drilling Company. She was an active member of the First Christian Church, Pikeville. She was preceded in death by her parents; a sister; and her husband. She is survived by four sons, Dr. Oliver W. Roberts, of Florida, Robert S. Roberts, Howard V. Roberts and Randall L. Roberts, all of Pikeville; five grandchildren, Lane Roberts Jones, Prewitt Roberts, Chad Roberts, Nicholas Roberts and Thomas Roberts; and one brother, Wade Muncy. Funeral: 11 a.m. Friday at First Christian Church, Pikeville with Rev. Dr. Mickey Anders officiating. Burial will follow in the family cemetery at Paintsville. Visitation: 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday at J.W. Call Funeral Home, Pikeville. In lieu of flowers, expressions of sympathy may be made to the First Christian Church or to Pikeville College. The guestbook may be signed at www.jwcall funeralhome.com Published in The Courier-Journal on 1/17/2007. | Muncy, Violet (I7369)
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| 2207 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 176913766 | Muncy, Samuel (I7310)
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| 2208 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 180020533 | Muncy, Owen (I3974)
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| 2209 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Muncy, W. (I7338)
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| 2210 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 181255777 | Munsey, Ray Wilson (I716)
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| 2211 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 181255777 | Munsey, Ray Wilson (I716)
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| 2212 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 181255781 | Smith, Leola Genevieve (I717)
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| 2213 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 181255784 | Towle, Ethel B. (I715)
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| 2214 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 181255785 | Munsey, Samuel Butterfield (I714)
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| 2215 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 181257206 | Munsey, George M. (I699)
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| 2216 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 181293029 | Leavitt, Jane (I593)
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| 2217 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 183348430 | Muncey, Jonathan (I252)
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| 2218 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 183348432 | Avery, Salley (Polly) (I253)
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| 2219 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 183689217 19 Mar 1837 she was excommunicated from the church for having gone to public dances, and also for harboring the ousted minister of church. | Muncy, Keziah Ann (I1379)
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| 2220 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 183691317 | Weeks, Sarah (I1377)
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| 2221 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 183691570 baptised as an adult | Muncy, Silas (I509)
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| 2222 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 183691594 | Higbie, Sarah (I1381)
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| 2223 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 183691801 Aged 23 years, 4 months and 24 days. A Brooklyn Eagle article says he fell off a dock in NYC and drowned. | Muncy, Conklin Ketcham (I4895)
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| 2224 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 183692348 | Conklin, Elizabeth (I4899)
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| 2225 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 183692348 | Muncy, Isaac (I505)
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| 2226 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 183749219 Son of Thomas and Lavina (Preece) Muncy probably no children, never married | Muncy, John Edward (Edward) (I7295)
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| 2227 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 183865366 Marilyn Muncey Goad Marilyn was a native of Maine, she had resided in Lebanon, TN for the past 38 years. She was a member of the Highland Heights Church of Christ. She married Wayne Douglas Goad on May 28, 1955 in Wilson County, TN. Parents: Eugene Wesley Muncey (deceased) Marion Elizabeth Kinney Muncey (deceased) Husbands: Wayne Goad Sons: Gene Muncey Phillip Goad Daughters: Coreen Goad Wanda Ashford (Eddie) Marian McKenney Mother in law: Pauline Goad Brothers: Floyd Muncey Charles Muncey Sisters: Donna Muncey Dennia Muncey Merial Muncey Connie Muncey 4 grandchildren Services: Saturday, January 12, 1991 at 1 PM Jenning and Ayers Funeral Home, Murfreesboro, TN Burial: Milton Cemetery, Rutheford County, TN LEBANON DEMOCRAT, January 11, 1991 | Muncey, Marilyn (I934)
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| 2228 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 187690697 | Howard, Winnie (I7701)
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| 2229 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 191867568 Married to Freelon Hyson Horn (1892-1972) on March 25, 1925 in Bradshaw, McDowell County, WV (per WV Marriage License Register, McDowell County, WV, 1925, Page 364, Application Date: March 14, 1925). | Muncy, Martha (Sis) (I9286)
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| 2230 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Muncy, I.D. (I9394)
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| 2231 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 193944147 d/o Josiah Barton and Mehitabel Jones | Barton, Hannah (I293)
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| 2232 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 193950015 George Washington Munsey was born in Pittsfield, New Hampshire, in 1782, and died in Gilford, in December 1861. No record has been found of his parents, and it is probable that he was early left an orphan, as it is related that in boyhood he lived in the family of Samuel Blaisdell of Gilford. He was education in the common schools and at Dummer’s Academy at Newberry, Massachusetts, and taught school for a time. He later studied medicine with Dr. Kelley, of Gilmanton, New Hampshire, and practiced in the towns of Moultonborough, Centre Harbor, and Eaton, and was one of the physicians of Gilford for forty years preceding 1856. He was a practitioner of no ordinary ability and skill. He had a large family to support, and the practice in those days was often unremunerative, hence he was at times in straitened circumstances. He was a natural orator, and after the Washingtonian movement he frequently lectured on temperance. He was a Universalist, and in politics a Democrat. Dr. Munsey married Hannah Barton, who was born in Epsom, September 13, 1784, and died in 1886, having nearly reached the age of one hundred years. They had children as follows: Melinda married Rev. Josiah Gilman Benjamin H. William Amos Prescott Susanna Barton George W. Ann Smith Hannah Barton David Hale Sarah G. Wealthy The third son, Barton, born March 9, 1812, began life early as a jeweler, and showed rare inventive ability. Later he became a physician of the Electric-Homeopathic schools, and was a successful practitioner. He traveled extensively in this and in foreign countries. The two oldest sons settled at Cape Ann and there engaged in business. The other sons were shoemakers by occupation. The daughters were active in their respective spheres, and one of them became the wife of Rev. Josiah Gilman of Lynn, Massachusetts. "Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire" By E.S. Stearns Middle name "Washington" found through on-line search of New Hampshire Historical Society website. | Munsey, Dr. George Washington (Doc) (I292)
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| 2233 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 193952080 Married 1st, Hannah S. Gilman, March 10, 1836, Gilford, NH. Married 2nd, Eliza J. Hoyt, April 29, 1860, Gilford, NH. George W. Munsey early learned the shoemaking business at Meredith Bridge, with one Mugget, and for many years pursued the business at the village. David Hale Munsey [brother] and Amos Prescot Munsey [son of George W.] also carried on the business, in connection with George W. George W. and D. H. Munsey were also dealers in leather. The sole-leather trade was considerable. In later years ready-made shoes, for sale in shoe stores, supplied the greater part of the demand, so that, with a greater population and larger volume of business in the shoe line, the custom-workers were less. It was the almost universal custom for each man to buy a stock of leather and have it made into shoes and boots for the family on measure. The first settlers rarely had boots, but used the shoe and buckskin, and some thought it a sinful extravagance to wear boots, especially of calf-skin. He later kept a general store at Gilford, and also owned a farm in that village, which he cultivated, at least by proxy. In religious faith he was a Free Will Baptist. He married Hannah Gilman, who was born there in 1817, and died in 1859, aged forty-two years. Her parents were Jeremiah and Betsey (Hodgedon) Gilman. The children of this union were: John G., Hannah, Edwin, Mary, and Park. "Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire" By E.S. Stearns New Hampshire Birth Records, Early to 1900 | Munsey, George W. (I557)
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| 2234 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 193952515 d/o Enoch Hoyt and Lois Woodman | Hoyt, Eliza Jane (I560)
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| 2235 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 193953140 d/o Jeremiah Gilman and Betsey Hodgedon "Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire" By E.S. Stearns | Gilman, Hannah S. (I132)
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| 2236 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 194553454 died of Paralysis; will names granddaughter Annie May Munsey to receive $25 | Munsey, Amos Prescott (I210)
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| 2237 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 19456761 | Muncy, Blevins P. (Blev) (I7699)
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| 2238 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Muncy, L.E. (I9439)
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| 2239 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 196993047 NOTE: there are two Frank A. Muncie’s liste in Indiana with the same deathdate and same birth year but different birth dates. the Mem ID for the other one is 89322838. This info on this Frank A. Muncie reference comes from his death certificate verifying birthdate and parents. | Muncie, Frank A. (I1089)
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| 2240 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 21467781 killed in accidental nitroglycerin blast; brother Coleman severly injured The Oklahoman (Front page) May 18, 1926 *Blast Block Away Kills Worker* Car Wrecked, Men Stripped, By Explosion Near Cromwell Impact of the explosion of a nitro-glycerin magazine more than a 100 yards away snuffed out the life of J.S. Muncy and injured his brother, Coleman, perhaps fatality, Monday night near Cromwell. The blast shook buildings in the town nearly a mile to the southeast. No cause for the explosion is known, and another magazine, a city block away, was not detonated by the heavy jar. The force of the explosion stripped the clothes from both men and wrecked their small car. It was overturned with J.S. Muncy's body beneath it. When nearby oil field workers rushed up, the brother has succeeded in removing the body from beneath the auto. He collasped soon afterward. First aid was given him by doctor J.C. Pitchford who found fractured ribs, in addition to cuts and lacraations about the face, limbs and body. Later he was taken to a hospital in Okemah. Immediately after the blast crowds rushed out from Crowell to give help. Where the two sheet iron houses had been they found only a crater, more than fifteen feet across and three or four feet deep. Not even a scrap of sheet-iron was left in the vicinity of the blast. The magazines were the property of oil well torpedo companies, for storing explosives used in "shooting" wells. The survivor of the blast was suffering from the severe shock and Doctor Pitchford did not make a thorough examination, but sent him on to the hospital after giving first aid treatment, he said. He was in a semi-conscious condition and unable to tell what caused the explosion, if he knew. County and city officers were investigating Monday night to find a reason for the detonation. No hint as to the cause was found. J.S. Muncy was 35 years old, and leaves a wife and two children. Both had been employed in the oil fields. Although the highly-explosive nitro-glycerin is packed so that it can be carried in an auto, oil well "shooters" were at a loss to understand why the terrific force of the blast did not discharge the second magazine. **Comments/corrections for newspaper article** The man noted as "J.S." Muncy in the newspaper article was Hobart B. Muncy. Hobart B. Muncy, was 23, and Coleman Muncy was 20, both, were the son's of James 'Jim' Muncy and Sarah 'Sarie' Caroline (Dennis) Muncy. The Grandson's of William S. Muncy and Mary 'Polly' (Sizemore) Muncy. Hobart's two children were: Fred Allen Muncy, b. June 15, 1924 (28 days shy of his 2nd birthday). Ida Louise Muncy, b. Feb. 02, 1926 (9 days shy of 3 mos.) Uncle Jim and aunt "Sarie" Muncy raised the children after Hobart died. | Muncy, Hobart Boyd (I3422)
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| 2241 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 22231550 Muncy, Bert Nelson Jr. - December 29, 1999 Artesia Daily Press Graveside services are at 11 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 30, at Woodbine Cemetery for Bert Nelson Muncy Jr. of Ruidoso. Muncy, 80, died on Dec. 28 at the Ruidoso Care Center. The Rev. Palmer Clark will officiate. Memorials may be made to First United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 1492, Artesia, N.M. 88211. No visitation is scheduled. Muncy was born on Oct. 26, 1919, in Artesia to Bert Nelson Muncy Sr. and Stella (Chatten) Muncy. He was married to Margaret Mahone in 1938 in Globe, Ariz. Muncy was a lifelong Artesia resident. He had an extensive business career in Artesia, starting Artesia Gas and Appliance Company in 1938. He was national president of the Liquefied Petroleum Gas Association in 1954. He later sold his business and in 1962 opened an accounting business in Artesia, concentrating in oil and gas accounting and oil and gas exploration. He was actively involved in the oil and gas businbess for the next 33 years. He retired in 1995 when he sold his interests in Bilco Supply Company, L&M Drilling Company and LaRue and Muncy Production Company to his longtime business partner, C.E. LaRue. He was a member of First United Methodist Church and Artesia Community Concert Association. He was a past president of the Artesia Rotary Club. He was a past member of the Conquistador Council of Boy Scouts of America and past president of Artesia Little League. He is survived by his wife, Margaret Mahone Muncy of Ruidoso; sons A. Nelson Muncy of Artesia and Martin B. Muncy of Albuquerque; two grandchildren; and a great-granddaughter. He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Elizabeth. note: draft card indicates blue eyes and blonde hair | Muncy, Bert Nelson Jr. (I3426)
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| 2242 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 26597206 no children | Muncy, Dr. Elizabeth Roberta (I3427)
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| 2243 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 30417956 | Munsey, Frank P. (I605)
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| 2244 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 31671467 Married to Jerusha Robinette-Muncy (1926-2006). Father of Roscoe "Ted" Muncy (1957-1985), Melissa Muncy-Nakaiye, Wanda Muncy-Cantrell, & Edsel H. Muncy. SSGT, US Army, World War II | Muncy, Roscoe (I9017)
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| 2245 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 31936419 DAWSONVILLE, Ga. — Jerusha R. Muncy, 80, died Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2006, at Chestnut Ridge Nursing Home in Cumming, Ga., following an extended illness. She was born Dec. 26, 1926, at Trace Fork. Mrs. Muncy was a former resident of Brenton and had lived in Dawsonville for the past 10 years. She was the daughter of the late Addison Robinette (Deceased) and Margaret Bailey-Robinette (Deceased). She was also preceded in death by her husband, Roscoe Muncy (1921-1982), and a son, Roscoe "Ted" Muncy (1957-1985). She was a homemaker and was of the Baptist faith, having attended Brenton Baptist Church. Survivors include daughters, Melissa Muncy-Nakaiye of Los Angeles, Calif., and Wanda Muncy-Cantrell of Beckley; a son, Edsel H. Muncy of Dawsonville; grandchildren, Tammy Sammons, Mark Cantrell and Nathan Muncy; and great-grandchildren, Brittany Sammons and Kaitlyn Sammons. Mrs. Muncy will be taken to Matheny, where graveside service is scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday, Sept. 1, 2006 at the Palm Memorial Gardens. | Robinette, Jerusha (I9387)
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| 2246 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 3325610 US Army - WW II | Muncy, Alvin Lee (I4186)
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| 2247 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 35357415 | Muncie, Rex Frederick Jr. (I4333)
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| 2248 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 35571746 | Muncy, Lucinda (I3355)
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| 2249 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 36314628 US MERCHANT MARINE, WORLD WAR II | Muncie, Sampson Roosevelt Jr. (I1016)
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| 2250 | FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL ID 37011075 | Muncy, Andrew Barker (I2090)
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