Matches 6,251 to 6,300 of 6,994
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| 6251 | Shiloh Cemetery | Stiles, Cynthia Cecillia (I9821)
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| 6252 | Shirley Ann Munsee was born in Idaho Falls, Idaho, to Francis Vern Munsee and Letha Charlotte Crofts. She grew up in a few areas of Idaho, including Lost River and Mackey areas before they moved to Tacoma, Pierce county, Washington, towards the end of World War 2. She loved to ride horses and would go up into the hills around Lost River to play with old Indian Pottery at a place she made into a play area, from what she told me. She didn't realize it could've been a lost Indian campsite or village. She met Raymond Glen Haun, while at a church dance up in Bellevue, Washington, while he was stationed at Fort Lewis. They eventually became engaged and got married in the Idaho Falls temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, on February 9, 1955. They were very active in going camping and trips out to the ocean and traveling around in their early years. They also were very active in church and held many callings. Shirley was a beautiful singer and pianist and organist and played for sacrament meetings and primary. It was a joy to be able to hear her play piano. She and my dad, along with my youngest brother, Ryan, went on their last major trip excursion back around 1990 before their health got too bad to travel anymore. They went down to California and through Nevada, Utah, Idaho then back to Washington state. She was a great mom and a mom to many of the neighbor kids. The neighborhood kids always remembered her best for making great Divinity! She was a great cook and made many wonderful tasty dinners and desserts. Ray preceded her in death by a few years. Mom became ill with diabetes and led to congestive heart failure in 2003. She was a real trouper through her illnesses. I was with her of the morning when she was still talking and awake. She talked with me for a few minutes before she finally just went to sleep and passed away several hours later. Vern, Letha, Ryan and myself (Lori) were with her when she finally passed. Shirley also had 2 older sisters, Margie Elaine, who married LaMar Bingham, then later Marvin Becker after LaMar died, and Madge Norene, who married Reuben Darrell Campbell. Interesting to me to note that Shirley's father died on December 26, 1982, and Elaine passed away also on Dec. 26. | Munsee, Shirley Ann (I1211)
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| 6253 | shoemaker | Muncey, George (I65)
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| 6254 | Shoemaker Cemetery | Munsey, Thelma Lourene (I2330)
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| 6255 | Shoemaker Cemetery | Munsey, Ronnie L. (I2328)
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| 6256 | Shoemaker Cemetery | Munsey, Kenneth E. (I2327)
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| 6257 | Shoemaker Cemetery | Harrison, Hazel Mae (I2326)
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| 6258 | Shoemaker Cemetery | Munsey, Andrew Jackson (Jack) (I2325)
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| 6259 | Shoemaker Cemetery | Earle, Barbara (I2150)
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| 6260 | Shoemaker Cemetery, | Muncy, Anderson (I2151)
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| 6261 | Short Cemetery | Muncy, Willard O’Dell (I4101)
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| 6262 | short distance from old home in family graveyard, Lee Co., VA | Jayne, Rev. William (I2828)
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| 6263 | shown 1930 census Harlan Co., KY living with grandparents Rebecca J. Muncy and David Muncy so assumed dau of Rosie Muncy. | Howard, Elender (I5613)
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| 6264 | shown with wife in 1930 census; shown as a renter (roomer) in 1940 census with no reference to wife. | Muncy, Earl Francis (I29)
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| 6265 | shown with wife in 1930 census; shown as a renter (roomer) in 1940 census with no reference to wife. | Muncy, Earl Francis (I29)
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| 6266 | shows age 10 in 1870 Wayne Co., WV census | Muncy, James (I4059)
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| 6267 | Sierra View Memorial Park | Muncy, Lennie Addie Violet (I5993)
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| 6268 | Signed World War 1 draft registration card as "Linard Muncy". | Muncy, Harvey Leonard (I2271)
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| 6269 | Silent Home Cemetery | Muncy, George William (I5167)
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| 6270 | Silver Creek Cemetery | Moore, Elizabeth (I1663)
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| 6271 | Silver Creek Cemetery | Muncy, Lafayette (I782)
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| 6272 | Silver Creek Cemetery | Muncey, Fred S. (I7271)
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| 6273 | Silverbrook Cemetery | Muncey, William Robert (I203)
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| 6274 | Silverbrook Cemetery | Muncey, William J. (I7856)
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| 6275 | Silverbrook Cemetery | Reynolds, S. Isabella (Bella) (I7857)
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| 6276 | Silverbrook Cemetery | Muncey, Harvey Blocksom Sr. (I7858)
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| 6277 | Silverbrook Cemetery | Muncey, Harry Charles (I7859)
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| 6278 | Silverbrook Cemetery | Davis, Florence Rodenhiser (I7867)
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| 6279 | Silverbrook Cemetery | Muncey, Harvey Blocksom Jr. (I7868)
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| 6280 | Silverbrook Cemetery | Gertrude S. (I7869)
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| 6281 | Silverbrook Cemetery and Memorial Park | Muncey, Gertrude S. (I3588)
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| 6282 | Simonds Cemetery | Susanna (I7639)
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| 6283 | Skaggs Cemetery | Munsey, Karen Dale (I2193)
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| 6284 | Skaggs Cemetery | Munsey, Gary William (I2192)
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| 6285 | Skaggs Cemetery | Munsey, J. Will (I2186)
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| 6286 | Skaggs Cemetery | Munsey, Joseph R. (I2185)
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| 6287 | Skaggs Cemetery | Munsey, Lena P. (I2182)
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| 6288 | Skaggs Cemetery | Perry, Armenta (Mintie) (I2181)
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| 6289 | Skaggs Cemetery | Munsey, Scott (I2180)
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| 6290 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Munsey, J.E. (I7142)
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| 6291 | Skaggs Cemetery | Munsey, Joseph Erin (I7143)
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| 6292 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Munsey, J.B. (I7144)
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| 6293 | Skidmore Muncy first appeared in court records August 23, 1762 when he signed a document with his brother, Francis, relative to the support of Jean Scott, orphan sister of his wife, Mary Scott Muncy. (Augusta County, Court Records) Skidmore acquired land in Augusta County, Virginia. He was an active citizen while living in Augusta Co., VA. He left the county before 1775 and appears in Fincastle Co., VA on 2 May 1775. He is listed on the Wythe Co. tax lists for 1793-96. He served in Captain McCorkle ’s Company (5 Sept 1777) and in Captain Patton ’s Company (24 May 1781) during the Revolutionary War. At the Court held in Montgomery County, VA on 2 Apr 1782, he is paid 15 £ for wintering Beef for the Continental Army (OBK - Page 765). He was selected as Guardian for Samuel Scott Jr. (brother of his wife) after the death of his father. He was in Augusta Co. by 1762: Francis Muncy was first documented in Augusta County, Virginia on August 23, 1762, when he with his brother, Skidmore Muncy, signed a document relative to the support of Jean Scott who was the orphaned sister of Skidmore Muncy’s wife, Mary Scott. On May 2, 1767, he and his brothers, Skidmore and William, signed a petition for a road on “the Great Road to the Court House which will be the convenient road to travel from North or South to Mill or to Market.” | Munsey, Skidmore (I33)
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| 6294 | Skyvue Memorial Gardens | Muncy, William Woodin (Woody) (I6415)
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| 6295 | Skyway Memorial Gardens | Munsey, Cecil Richard (I898)
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| 6296 | Skyway Memorial Gardens | Northrop, Alma (I901)
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| 6297 | Slick Rock Branch Cemetery | Mosley, Mary Frances (I7698)
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| 6298 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Muncy, L.E. (I9439)
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| 6299 | Slidell Cemetery | Olivia (Ollie) (I7077)
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| 6300 | Slidell Cemetery | Williamson, Marguerite Iona (I3928)
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