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| 22851 | SSDI reports death date as Sep 1973. | BRITTON, Eva Maude (I1495)
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| 22852 | SSDI shows birth date as Aug 14 1918, but other sources report Aug 19 1918. | WOLFE, Esther Bessie (I22609)
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| 22853 | SSDI shows birth date as Dec 22 1880 | LOWTHER, Lola Edith (I60213)
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| 22854 | SSDI shows birth date as Nov 5 1928. | GREATHOUSE, Hawker Augustus (I53435)
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| 22855 | SSDI states birth date as Jun 21 1907, but age 9 given in 1920 Census would put birth in about 1911. He did not appear in the 1910 Census. | BOGGESS, Hansford E. (I62160)
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| 22856 | St Marys, Isle Jersey | Family: John Francis LEMASTER / Sarah ___ (F18207)
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| 22857 | St. James Episcopal Church Cemetery | SHANNON, Louis Cass (I79900)
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| 22858 | St. James Parish | LOUZADA, Aaron (I10976)
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| 22859 | St. James Parish | LOUSADA, Moses (I11022)
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| 22860 | St. Johns | Family: Hawker Augustus GREATHOUSE / Dora E. MORRIS (F22058)
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| 22861 | St. Lawrence Church, Reading, England | Family: Joseph PHIPPS, Sr. / Sarah BRIMFIELD (F13820)
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| 22862 | St. Mary Matfellon, Whitechapel | Family: Stephen HOPKINS / Elizabeth FISHER (F32921)
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| 22863 | St. Marys Church | Family: William HART / Mary EVINS (F24549)
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| 22864 | St. Marys Church | Family: William HART / Mary LAYTON (F24550)
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| 22865 | Staff Sergeant Russell E. Moore was a turret gunner on a B-50D jet bomber with the 342nd Bomber Squadron, 97th Bomber Wing stationed at Biggs Air Force Base, El Paso, Texas. On July 13, 1950, the aircraft was on a training mission when it crashed on a farm near Mason, Ohio, exploded and killing all sixteen on board. Staff Sergeant Moore was awarded the National Defense Service Medal, and is on the Korean War Veterans Honor Roll. | MOORE, Russell Earl (I80842)
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| 22866 | Stanislaus County Weekly News, Modesto, California, Friday, 5 April 1907, page 4 - "John Bond, a former resident of Modesto, died in Kennett, Shasta County, last Friday. Mr. Bond resided here some twelve years ago. He was a jeweler by trade, and was in business here two years. Leaving Modesto, he removed to La Grange, where he lived until six months ago, removing at that time to Shasta County." John Bond married Janet Steel, a native of Scotland, in October 1885. They had one daughter, Allean, in March 1886. Kennett was an important copper mining town in northern California until it was deliberately flooded by Shasta Lake while Shasta Dam was being constructed. Kennett is still submerged under approximately 400 ft. of water (depending on the lake level). It was the largest, most important mining town in the area outside of Redding and Shasta. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kennett,_California https://westernmininghistory.com/towns/california/kennett/ | BOND, John (I133202)
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| 22867 | Stanley Mine Settlement | NELSON, John Arthur (I19992)
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| 22868 | STARCHER, Isaac Jr, Co. A 3rd Virginia State Line (Moccasin Rangers). Enlisted on 29 Aug. 1862 in Pocahontas, Va. Present on 28 Feb. 1863. Private, Co. A, 19th Virginia Cavalry. Born Kanawha Co., W.Va. 2 June 1842. Age 16 Calhoun Co. 1860 Census. Enlisted Williamsburg, Greenbrier Co., W.Va., 1 Mar. 1863. Not stated if present or absent on muster-in-roll dated March 1863. Clothing issued 19 Feb. 1864, 30 Apr. 1864, 17 June 1864, and 6 July 1864. Captured Parkersburg, W.Va., no date given. Sent to Clarksburg, W.Va. and confined in the post guard house. Paroled 22 Apr. 1865. Description, age 23, 6', fair complexion, fair hair and blue eyes. Occupation farmer, residing in Calhoun Co., W.Va. Age 29, farmer, Lee Township, Calhoun Co. 1870 Census. Age 38, farmer, Lee District, Calhoun County 1880 Census. Died 5 Oct. 1930. www.rootsweb.com/ ~wvcalhou/soldiers.htm | STARCHER, Isaac (I25932)
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| 22869 | Started in the early 1960s above Isalys before moving to other locations in downtown Weirton. | UNDERWOOD, Deloris Jean (I22742)
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| 22870 | State Hospital Section | ISNER, Wirt (I123678)
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| 22871 | Stated age 20y 8m 9d at the time of her 17 Jul 1855 marriage would put her birth at 8 Nov 1834. But the date on her headstone is 15 May 1838, while the 1900 Census shows it as Dec 1835. She was age 24 in the 1860 Census. | BARKER, Narcissa (I107595)
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| 22872 | Stated age 23 in his 1938 marriage record would put his birth in about 1915. | MILLER, Dwight Ivan (I20229)
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| 22873 | Stated age 23y 2m 15d at the time of his 17 Jul 1855 marriage would put his birth at 2 May 1832. But the date on his headstone is 9 Oct 1828, while the 1900 Census shows it as Oct 1829. Implied birth years in other censuses vary widely: 1830 in the 1850 Census, 1834 in 1860, 1831 in 1870, 1829 in 1880, and again 1829 in 1910. His age in the 1850 Census was 20, two years younger than his brother Cornelius, shown in other records to have been born in 1828. | HORNER, Clark (I107594)
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| 22874 | Stated age 48 in his 1923 marriage would put his birth in about 1875. But the date on his headstone is 9 Feb 1867. | HORNER, Moses K. (I72162)
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| 22875 | Stated age at marriage would put birth in about 1844. But her age in the 1850 Census was 10, and the 1900 Census states May 1841, age 59. Date on headstone is 1841. | RICHARDS, Sarah Jane "Jennie" (I52825)
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| 22876 | Stated age at time of June 1897 marriage was 29, putting birth in about 1868. But age 77y7m27d at time of death on May 19 1943 would put birth at Sep 22 1865. Place of birth Gilmer Co in both cases. | HARDEN, Charles Lewis (I6359)
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| 22877 | Stated age in marriage record would put birth in about 1852, but she was in the 1850 Census, age 2. Death record specifies birth date as Jul 2 1848. | MCNEMAR, Lydia Margaret (I29005)
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| 22878 | Statement in Widow's Pension Papers, 1910 - "The claimant is a peculiar sort of person - quaint in her ways and actions, although she has the reputation of being square and honest." | COX, Mary C. (I133429)
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| 22879 | Stationed in Louisiana with the Air Force and remained there as a permanent resident in the town of Slaughter. | HUSK, William Glenn (I2649)
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| 22880 | Staunton Military Academy was a private all-male military school located in Staunton, Virginia. Founded in 1884, the academy closed in 1976.[1] The school was highly regarded for its academic and military programs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Staunton_Military_Academy http://smahistory.com/ | RINGER, Frank Herbert (I80081)
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| 22881 | Stella Ball, 13, and her sister Dolly Ball, 19, were two of many "inmates" at the West Virginia Childrens Home. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Virginia_Children%27s_Home https://wvmetronews.com/2024/12/30/west-virginia-childrens-home-to-permanently-close-its-doors/ | BALL, Stella Jane (I140581)
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| 22882 | Step-daughter: Jeannie Torres, b. Sep 3 1961. | BRITTON, Frank Joseph (I11752)
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| 22883 | Stephen F. Nicholson, 83, of Clarksburg, passed away Wednesday evening, December 6, 2023, in the United Hospital Center. He was born in Clarksburg on July 7, 1940, a son of the late Homer Farrell and Juanita (Cork) Nicholson, and was raised by his grandparents, Leoran C. "L.C." and Mary Nicholson. . | NICHOLSON, Stephen F. (I139879)
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| 22884 | Stephen Hopkins, a descendant of Sir Richard Hopkins of Coventry, England, was a tanner and merchant who was one of the passengers on the Mayflower in 1620, arriving with his family and settling in Plymouth Colony. Hopkins was recruited by the Merchant Adventurers to provide governance for the colony as well as to assist with the colony's ventures. He was a member of a group of passengers known to the Pilgrims as "The Strangers" since they were not part of the Pilgrims' religious congregation. Hopkins was one of forty-one signatories of the Mayflower Compact and was an assistant to the governor of the colony through 1636. It is believed that the Stephen Hopkins who arrived on the Mayflower was the man of that name who had arrived in Virginia in 1609 aboard the new flagship of the Virginia Company, the Sea Venture, with Sir George Somers took the helm. He held the position of Minister's Clerk, serving as lay reader to the chaplain of the fleet. The ship was enroute to the Jamestown Colony in Virginia with much needed supplies when it was deliberately driven onto the reefs of Bermuda to prevent its foundering as a result of the damage it had sustained during a severe storm. All 150 passengers, crew and a dog survived the mishap. The ship's longboat was fitted with a mast and sent to Virginia for help, but it and its crew were never seen again. While stranded on the island, Stephen Hopkins attempted to start a mutiny, for which he was sentenced to death. But he was eventually set free after complaining of the "ruin of his wife and children." Hopkins and the remaining survivors spent nine months on Bermuda building two smaller ships, the Deliverance and Patience, from Bermuda cedar and materials salvaged from the Sea Venture. He and the other castaways eventually made their way to Jamestown, where Hopkins appears to have stayed for (some say) two years before returning to England. The Hopkins family is considered one of the First Families of Virginia. The story of the Sea Venture shipwreck, and Hopkins' mutiny, is said to be the inspiration for "The Tempest" by William Shakespeare. The Pilgrim Hopkins Heritage Society was founded in 2005 to perpetuate the memory of the Hopkins family who arrived on the Mayflower in 1620. The Society encourages research on Stephen Hopkins, one of the most colorful and independent-minded Mayflower passengers, on his first wife, Mary, his second wife, Elizabeth, and on their descendants. The Society assists descendants of the Pilgrim Hopkins family to acquire proof of eligibility for membership into the General Society of Mayflower Descendants. http://www.pilgrimhopkins.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Hopkins_(Mayflower_passenger) https://youtu.be/O0sTqTessL4?si=VRH0o0QIQZZHHVNO | HOPKINS, Stephen (I77068)
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| 22885 | Stephen Kile's birth date is widely reported to be as early as 1785, probably based on a misreading of his age in his death record. That handwritten entry actually states his age as 80, which would put his birth in about 1790, conforming to his stated age in the 1860 Census. However, the ages of both him and his wife in the 1860 Census were twenty years older than in the 1850 Census, rather than the expected ten. The older age is also reflected in his death record. Findagrave reports his birth date as a plausible 1797, but the basis for that is not clear, as his headstone has only his death date. A summary of his reported age at various times shows the younger age to be more likely: 1830 Census, age 30-39, born between 1791 and 1800 1840 Census, age 30-39, born between 1801 and 1810 1850 Census, age 50, born about 1800 1860 Census, age 71, born about 1789 June 1870 death record, age 80, born about 1790 1830 Census, Harrison Co, Virginia (now West Virginia): Name: Stephen Kiles [Stephen Kiley] Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Western District, Harrison, Virginia Free White Persons - Males - Under 5: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 5 thru 9: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 14: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 30 thru 39: 1 <<=== Stephen Free White Persons - Females - Under 5: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 15 thru 19: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 30 thru 39: 1 Free White Persons - Under 20: 6 Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 2 Total Free White Persons: 8 Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 8 1840 Census, Harrison Co, Virginia (now West Virginia): Name: Stephen Kile Home in 1840 (City, County, State): Harrison, Virginia Free White Persons - Males - Under 5: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 5 thru 9: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 14: 2 Free White Persons - Males - 30 thru 39: 1 <<=== Stephen Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 15 thru 19: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 40 thru 49: 1 Persons Employed in Agriculture: 1 No. White Persons over 20 Who Cannot Read and Write: 1 Free White Persons - Under 20: 6 Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 2 Total Free White Persons: 8 Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 8 1850 Census, Harrison Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Jul 3 1850: Stephen Kile, 50, farmer; Elizabeth, 50; Asa, 20; Frances, 15; John, 10; Sophia, 4. All born in Virginia. 1860 Census, Doddridge Co, Virginia (now West Virginia), enumerated on Jun 1 1860: Stephen Kyle, 71, farmer; E. (female), 69, cannot read/write; Sophia, 15. | Family: Stephen KILE / Elizabeth ___ (F48798)
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| 22886 | Stephney | Family: Griffin ELLIS / Alice TRIPP (F18190)
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| 22887 | Sterling House assisted living. | SMITH, Alverta Geneva (I79734)
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| 22888 | Steven Douglas Davis January 30, 1963 - September 17, 2021 Steven Douglas Davis, 58, of Pennsboro, WV, departed this life on Friday, September 17, 2021, at Camden Clark Medical Center in Parkersburg, WV. Steve was born January 30, 1963, in Parkersburg, WV, a son of the late S. Douglas Davis and Linda (Coburn) Davis of Pennsboro, WV. Steve was a proud graduate of Pennsboro High School with the class of 1981 where he played football and basketball. Following high school, Steve entered the workforce for Ken Mac of Pennsboro, WV. He then worked for Halls Reclamation and for BF Goodwrench of Marietta, OH. Steve was currently working for Allnex of Willow Island, WV where he has served as a logistics operator since 1988. Steve shared a great passion for photography which led to the creation of Davis Brothers Photography. In addition, Steve has been employed by the Pennsboro News for many years as their photographer for numerous special occasions and sporting events. As a longtime supporter of Ritchie County Athletics, Steves passion for photography helped show his support to all the teams over the years. Steve was very involved in his community. He served as a former member of the Pennsboro Vol. Fire Dept, served as former league president and coach for Little Cardinal Basketball, served as coach for Ritchie County Little League, very involved in Ritchie County Athletic Boosters and the Ritchie County Football Sideliners Club, was a current member of the Pennsboro United Methodist Church where he served on the church council and as a trustee, he was currently serving as a city councilman for the City of Pennsboro where he served also on the Pennsboro Industrial Park Board and the Tracy Lake Park Board, was a former board member for the Pennsboro Speedway, was involved with the WV Racing Heritage Days, member of Harmony Lodge #59 of Pennsboro, WV, served as a high school basketball referee, Little League umpire, and helped organize and take photos for the Pennsboro Alumni Golf Tournament for the past 20 years. Steve greatly enjoyed hunting, fishing, trapping, stock car racing (Earl Hill fan), a huge fan of WVU sports, camping, playing softball and playing in alumni basketball games, volunteering, his Christmas decorations, and most importantly spending time with his sons and family. In addition to his mother, Steve is survived by his loving wife of 35 years, Donna (James) Davis; sons, Corey Davis and companion Katie Cantis of Morgantown, WV and Shane Davis of Pennsboro, WV; brother, Greg Davis (Beth) of Pennsboro, WV; sister, Teresa Davis of Vienna, WV; niece, Krista Davis; nephew, Brock Davis; aunts, Mary Coburn of Pennsboro, WV and Carole Shearon (John) of Marietta, OH along with many lifelong friends. In addition to his father, he was preceded in death by paternal grandparents, Gradon and Marie Davis and maternal grandparents, Arthur and Elizabeth Coburn. Funeral services will be 1pm, Wednesday, September 22, 2021 at the Sullivan Gymnasium of Pennsboro, WV with Pastors Anna Efaw, Rev. Jamie Tallman, and Robert Riggs officiating. Burial will follow in the Mt. Harmony Cemetery of Pennsboro, WV. Visitation will be from 4pm-8pm on Tuesday also at the Sullivan Gymnasium. McCullough-Rogers Funeral Home of Pennsboro, WV is assisting the family with the arrangements. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to either the Ritchie County Rebel Baseball Team, c/o RCHS Athletics/Baseball, 201 Ritchie County School Road, Ellenboro, WV 26346 or to the Pennsboro United Methodist Church, 601 Main Street, Pennsboro, WV, 26415. https://www.mcculloughraiguel.com/obituaries/Steven-Douglas-Davis?obId=22392703#/celebrationWall | DAVIS, Steven Douglas (I133112)
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| 22889 | Steven Wade Lewis, 68, of Ellenboro, WV, loving Husband, Dad, and Papaw, departed this life on Monday, August 18, 2025, at Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown, WV. Steve was born July 10, 1957 in Marietta, OH, a son of the late Daniel Neal Lewis and Freda Maxine (Mossor) Lewis. He was a proud graduate of Pennsboro High School with the class of 1975 where he excelled in baseball, basketball, and football, earning All-State honors in football in 1974. Steve continued his football career at Glenville State College while graduating with his BA in Education and he also played for the Wood County Raiders Semi-Pro football team. Steve continued his education beyond Glenville State by earning a Masters Degree in Special Education as well as a Masters Degree in Administration. Steves working career was centered around education and devotion to his community. Prior to teaching, Steve worked as a social worker and counselor for children. He served as a special education teacher at Ritchie County High School as well as Athletic Director at both Ritchie County Middle School and Ritchie County High School for many years. He then served as the Assistant Principal at St. Marys High School and as principal at the former Ellenboro Elementary School. After his retirement from education, Steve worked as a columnist for the Pennsboro News called Sports News and Views and as an agent for WV Insurance Company of Harrisville, WV. Steves secondary career was his devotion to his community of Ellenboro, WV. He became mayor of Ellenboro in 1989 and has served the town in that position for 34 years. Prior to becoming mayor, Steve served as a town council member and was a member of the Ellenboro Vol. Fire Dept and founder of the Ellenboro Glass Festival. He was passionate about his town and instrumental in making it what it is today. Steve was currently working on the continued development of the recreation area at the Bill Hinton Memorial Park that he was most proud of. https://www.mcculloughraiguel.com/obituaries/Steven-Wade-Lewis?obId=44271872 | LEWIS, Steven Wade (I33116)
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| 22890 | stillborn | DEMPSEY, Elizabeth Ann (I62087)
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| 22891 | Stone has birth date, but no death date. Name reported as Sendora D. | STOUT, Senora Dallas (I58069)
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| 22892 | Stonewall Jackson Hotel | GUTHRIE, Edmund Centers (I21828)
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| 22893 | Straggled and was captured at Cloyds Mountain on May 12 1864. NOTE: The state-issued Civil War medal intended for James H. Hoalcraft was never claimed and remains in storage at the West Virginia State Archives in Charleston. | HOALCRAFT, James H. (I84509)
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| 22894 | Straight Fork | BALL, David Dale (I5287)
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| 22895 | Stricken by heart attack while attending church. | GORDON, Louis Clark (I8917)
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| 22896 | student at Salem College | HOSKINSON, Mary H. (I78422)
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| 22897 | Subsequent to completing his freshman year at Salem College, he was inducted into the U.S. Army in September 1943. After induction into the U.S. Army, he volunteered for service in the paratroops. He received his jump wings at Fort Benning, Georgia, and then was assigned to Company A, 513th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 17th Airborne Division, whose motto was Thunder From Heaven. The division entered combat in Europe at Bastogne, Belgium, during the Battle of the Bulge. Robert received three bronze campaign stars for the Ardennes, Rhineland and Central Europe campaigns. | HAUGHT, Robert Jean (I8449)
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| 22898 | Suffered a heart attack at Camp Thomas Lightfoot, near Hinton, Summers Co, WV. He was serving as an instructor in the camp, operated by a southern West Virginia coal company for the benefit of its employees' children. (obit) | JONES, Howard Harrison (I1486)
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| 22899 | Suffered and died a martyr's death in about the 15th century. | PEDEN, Hugh (I36587)
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| 22900 | Suffering from consumption. Father born in Maryland, mother in Pennsylvania. | HUNT, Matilda A. (I86902)
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