Experience

____ - ____

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William ACTON

____ - ____

• BIRTH: of Aldenham England

1. +Frances ACTON
2.  Janne ACTON
3.  Cicelieye ACTON

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Elizabeth BOLIN

8 Mar 1767 - 1819

• BIRTH: 8 Mar 1767, Rowen Co,NC [60559]
• DEATH: 1819, Greenfield Dade Co. MO [60560]

• MARRIAGE: 1784, Randolph Co NC [114728]

1. +Delany WILLIAMS
2.  Britain WILLIAMS
3.  Selah WILLIAMS
4. +Luke WILLIAMS
5.  Hiram WILLIAMS
6.  Martha Elizabeth WILLIAMS
7. +Susannah Bolin WILLIAMS

                       _John Bolling JR ____+
                      | (1700 - 1757)       
 _Benjamin BOLLING ___|
| (1734 - 1832) m 1753|
|                     |_Elizabeth LEWIS ____+
|                                           
|
|--Elizabeth BOLIN 
|  (1767 - 1819)
|                      _____________________
|                     |                     
|_Mary Patsy PHELPS __|
  (1737 - 1767) m 1753|
                      |_____________________
                                            

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[60561] REFN: 5903

[114729] Reference Number:5186
CHAN8 Jun 2001

[60559] [S540] Br�derbund WFT Vol. 7, Ed. 1, Tree #3702, Date of Import: Apr 6, 1997

[60560] [S540] Br�derbund WFT Vol. 7, Ed. 1, Tree #3702, Date of Import: Apr 6, 1997

[114728] [S540] Br�derbund WFT Vol. 7, Ed. 1, Tree #3702, Date of Import: Apr 6, 1997

Joseph (2) DISHNO

1860 - ____

• BIRTH: 1860, NY

                       _Joseph DESCHENEAUX ___
                      | (.... - 1875) m 1829  
 _Joseph DISHNO ______|
| (1830 - 1902)       |
|                     |_Flavie (Febe) SAVARY _
|                       (1813 - 1890) m 1829  
|
|--Joseph (2) DISHNO 
|  (1860 - ....)
|                      _______________________
|                     |                       
|_Philamen DAHL ______|
  (1837 - 1918)       |
                      |_______________________
                                              

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Taft FERGUSON

____ - ____

1.  Harry Lee FERGUSON

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Josiah FLETCHER

____ - ____

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[88047] Ancestral File Number: MZ4C-0K

[125446] _UID8B593A3CE37DD511B01BEC2C58E814330A21

[88048] [S595] Ancestral File (TM)

[88049] [S597] Ancestral File (TM)

[88050] [S731] Ancestral File (TM)

[88051] [S730] Ancestral File (TM)

Francis Alice GREENUP

1 May 1861 - 1955

• BIRTH: 1 May 1861, Cole,Mo
• DEATH: 1955, Fresno,Ca
• BAPTISM: 5 Jan 1983
  Temple: ARIZO
• ENDOWMENT: 30 Mar 1983
  Temple: ARIZO
• SEALING TO PARENTS: 30 Mar 1983
  Temple: ARIZO

• MARRIAGE: 21 May 1882, Fresno,Ca
• SEALING TO SPOUSE: 30 Mar 1983
  Temple: ARIZO

1.  John Austin PHILLIPS
2.  Newton Allen PHILLIPS
3.  Claude PHILLIPS
4.  Frank PHILLIPS

                          __
                         |  
 _John C. GREENUP _______|
| (1812 - 1887)          |
|                        |__
|                           
|
|--Francis Alice GREENUP 
|  (1861 - 1955)
|                         __
|                        |  
|_Margaret E. GRANSTAFF _|
  (1824 - 1908)          |
                         |__
                            

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[120749] _UID254E8270B505D511B01BB5D248919A390321

Martin HESTER

____ - ____

                       _William Henry Sr. HESTER _+
                      | (1790 - 1861)             
 _Robert HESTER ______|
|                     |
|                     |_Susan CRENSHAW ___________+
|                       (1792 - 1876)             
|
|--Martin HESTER 
|  
|                      ___________________________
|                     |                           
|_____________________|
                      |
                      |___________________________
                                                  

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Laura HITT

____ - ____

                       ________________________
                      |                        
 _Charles HITT _______|
|                     |
|                     |________________________
|                                              
|
|--Laura HITT 
|  
|                      _Whitfield Smith FORCE _+
|                     | (1790 - 1877) m 1815   
|_Mary FORCE _________|
  (1823 - ....)       |
                      |_Ameliar STANLEY _______
                        (.... - 1830) m 1815   

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[66976] Still Living.

Mary Emily KOYLE

25 Dec 1898 - 1 Mar 1937

• BIRTH: 25 Dec 1898, -,Spanish Fork,Utah,Utah
• DEATH: 1 Mar 1937, -,Hyrum,Cache,Utah
• BURIAL: 4 Mar 1937, Spanishforkcmtry,Spanish Fork,Utah,Utah

                            _John Hyrum KOYLE ___+
                           | (1841 - 1873) m 1861
 _John Hyrum Junior KOYLE _|
| (1864 - 1949) m 1884     |
|                          |_Adalinda HILLMAN ___+
|                            (1843 - 1916) m 1861
|
|--Mary Emily KOYLE 
|  (1898 - 1937)
|                           _____________________
|                          |                     
|_Emily Arvilla HOLT ______|
  (1867 - 1942) m 1884     |
                           |_____________________
                                                 

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[75344] Ancestral File Number: 3SLJ-M3

[75345] [S579] Ancestral File (R)

John MCCUTCHEN

8 Mar 1755 - 17 Jan 1835

• BIRTH: 8 Mar 1755, Augusta Co.,Virginia
• DEATH: 17 Jan 1835, Jackson County,AL

• MARRIAGE: 1780, Pendelton District,South Carolina

1. +Joseph Wesley MCCUTCHEN

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[63517] The Obituary of John McCutchen
From the Southern Advocate
Jan. 19th 1835 Jackson County, Al

It is our unhappy lot to announce that another RevolutionaryHero has gone. Col. John McCutchen , who, in the time that tried mens souls,stood boldly forth in defense of liberty and independence of his country, bidding defiance not only to oppression, but confronting the armed myrmidons of theTyrant, was on the 17th. inst., in the eightieth year of his age, summoned to another and better world.
He engaged early in the Revolutionary conflict, was at the defence of Fort Moultrie, the battle of Eutaw Springs, and with true patriotic zeal, participated in all the perils and distress that so peculiarly characterized the unfeeling warfare then waged throughout the Carolinas; nor did heretire until he had the satisfaction of beholding the independence of his country for which he has so long ardently struggled, permenently secured.
Having devoted his youth to the service of his country in the field, in the maturity ofhis manhood he engaged with those fearless and enterprising pioneers who, emigrating to the west, embarked in the ardous undertaking of reclaiming the fertile valley of Tennessee from its then savage wilderness and preparing it for theenjoyment of all the arts, luxeries and refinements, and social life.
He has been noted as a man of uncommon intellectual endowments; for the last forty years has been a professor of Christianity of the Baptist order, and been esteemedby all as a worth example and an honor to his profession. Thus ripe in years and rich in consciousness of having, at two different periods of his life, rendered important service to his country, and in the consoling hopes of a glorious immortality, the veteran departed, leaving his relatives and numerous friends tomourn his loss.
On Monday, the 18th instant, as the citizens of this vicinityhad convened to pay the last honors to the deceased, on notion of Major John B. Stevens, they constituted themselves into the meeting for the purpose of making a public manifestation of their grief; to acknowledge the services and express the high reguard they have ever entertained for the principles of their departed friend.
Col. James Smith was called to the chair and Major John B. Stevens appointed Secretary, when the following resolutions were unanimously adopted,viz:
Resolved: That, under a deep sense of the gratitude we owe to those sages and heroes who achieved our independence, we deem it a duty incumbent upon us, their sons, with a filial piety to pay every tribute of respect to their virtues and their valor, as the only renumeration in our power, for the manifold rights and privileges in our power, for the manifold rights and privileges that we now enjoy.
Resolved : That, in the death of Col. John McCutchen we have lament the loss of one of that band of aged warriors, those persence never fails toenliven our zeal in the cause of liberty and to remind us what it costs: thatin him we have lost a firm patriot, a worth citizen, a pious Christian and an esteemed friend, and, while we respectfully acknowledge his public services, stern integrity and private worth, we deeply sympathize with his widow and other members of his family in their bereavement.

[117402] CHAN8 Jul 2001

Jonathan TABER

____ - ____

                       _Thomas TABER _______
                      |                     
 _Thomas II TABER ____|
|                     |
|                     |_Hester COOKE _______+
|                                           
|
|--Jonathan TABER 
|  
|                      _Samuel HARLOW ______+
|                     |                     
|_Rebecca HARLOW _____|
                      |
                      |_Priscilla __________
                                            

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Maud de WARENNE

____ - ____

                                 __
                                |  
 _Hamelin de Anjou PLANTAGENET _|
|                               |
|                               |__
|                                  
|
|--Maud de WARENNE 
|  
|                                __
|                               |  
|_Isabel WARENNE _______________|
                                |
                                |__
                                   

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