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| 13351 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I8429)
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| 13352 | This site is so neat! My father was Richard Duane Brasfield from Dresden Tennessee (Born 1919/died 4/3/70) and was a Surgeon. Jasper Lee Brasfield (cir 1900) has my dads 'mouth and nose' ....very interesting! I've printed out some of the pages/names to ask my mom (unfotunately now with Alzheimers) about them. Richard Duane Brasfield's sister: Mary Caniela(sp?) married a Grooms Herron I've heard that there are Brasfields in Long Island, New York now, as well as Tennessee Pamela Purcell 5/4/2001 Pamela.Purcell@med.va.gov | BRASFIELD, Richard Duane (I2560)
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| 13353 | This unique collection of records was extracted from a variety of sources including family group sheets and electronic databases. Originally, the information was derived from an array of materials including pedigree charts, family history articles, querie. | Source Source: S86 (S86)
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| 13354 | This unique collection of records was extracted from a variety of sources including family group sheets and electronic databases. Originally, the information was derived from an array of materials including pedigree charts, family history articles, querie. | Source Source: S811 (S811)
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| 13355 | This unique collection of records was extracted from a variety of sources including family group sheets and electronic databases. Originally, the information was derived from an array of materials including pedigree charts, family history articles, querie. | Source Source: S8221 (S8221)
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| 13356 | THOMAS A. BRASFIELD who has been closely identified with the development and improvement of eastern Oregon for more than a half century, devoted his attention to the pursuits of farming and sheep-raising throughout his active business career with great success and is now living practically retired at Baker. He owns six hundred and forty acres of improved land in Gilliam county and a tract of one hundred and sixty acres about six miles from Durkee. His birth occurred in Randolph county, Missouri, on the 3d of April, 1831, his parents being Dennis M. T. and Clarica (Williams) Brasfield, who were born in Tennessee and came of German and Welsh ancestors. Dennis M. T. Brasfield followed the pursuits of farming and stock raising throughout his active business career. Mr. Brasfield of this review has one surviving sister who is eighty-six years of age and she makes her home in California. Thomas A. Brasfield acquired a district-school education and remained with his parents in Missouri until nineteen years of age. In the spring of 1850 he traveled overland across the plains, spending about one month in Salt Lake City, Utah, and then journeying on to Eldorado county, California, where he arrived on the 14th of October, 1850. He took up his abode at what was then commonly known as Kelsey's dry diggings, and engaged in placer mining during the following winter. In the spring he made his way to Sacramento, California, and there spent seven months. In the spring of 1852 he began farming and gardening, following those pursuits with excellent success. On the 3d of March, 1853, he began his homeward journey, returning to Missouri by water via the Nicaragua route and the Mississippi river. On his trip to California and back he had been accompanied by his brother Alexander. His brother John became ill with typhoid fever the day following his return and died nineteen days later. His mother also fell victim to that dread disease. In the spring of 1861 he again crossed the plains and, settling in Oregon, located on the present site of Echo, which was known in earlier days as old Fort Henrietta. There he engaged in farming and stock-raising. The winter of 1861-62 was a very severe one and from sixty-five to seventy-five per cent of the cattle perished during its course. Mr. Brasfield also conducted a roadhouse or station for the accommodation of the traveling public at what was called The Crossing, en route from Echo to Walla Walla. He took up his abode there in July, 1867, but a year later removed to Scio, Linn county, where he remained for five years. On the expiration of that period he went to Weston and was there engaged in sheep-raising for eighteen years. During the following fourteen years he made his home in Gilliam county, devoting his time and energies to the sheep business with excellent results. In the spring of 1900 he came to Baker county, where he has since been engaged in farming and sheep raising to some extent, though now living practically retired at Baker. During his forty years' experience as a sheep raiser be has enjoyed gratifying success and has found it most profitable to run about fifteen hundred head of ewes in one band, often having as many as seven thousand head of sheep at one time, while at present he runs about six thousand head. He has learned that a good sheep for mutton of coarse grade is the most profitable and has raised all kinds of coarse-grade sheep, making a specialty of Southdown, Shropshire and Lincoln. These grades of sheep are all excellent for mutton and also good wool producers. Mr. Brasfield has found the fine-wool sheep more delicate and more difficult to raise than mutton sheep. It is his conviction that when a sheep's mouth begins to break the animal should be disposed of, as it can no longer be kept with profit. He has always endeavored to winter his sheep with about three months' feed, preferably good alfalfa, for which he pays from five to six dollars a ton in the stack. He has generally purchased enough hay to supply the need of a long winter and has thus always had plenty of feed even when the cold season was unusually lengthy. He owns six hundred and forty acres of wheat land in Gilliam county and also has a tract of one hundred and sixty acres of good farming land about six miles from Durkee, in Baker county. Mr. Brasfield likewise owns his residence in Baker and has practically retired from active work, spending the evening of life in well earned rest, in the congenial companionship of his wife and younger grandchildren. His sons also reside in the same locality. On the 16th of March, 1860, Mr. Brasfield was united in marriage to Miss Matilda C. Williams, her father being Aaron Williams of Schuyler county, Missouri, who was engaged in the hotel business at Kirksville, that state. Their wedding was celebrated in Schuyler county, Missouri, and seven children were born unto them. John Silas, who is now fifty-seven years of age, married Miss Sivila Hale, of Rye Valley, Oregon, by whom he has three children. Anna Isabel, fifty-four years of age, has been twice married, her first husband being Albert O'Hara. Following his demise she gave her hand in marriage to A. M. Tegarden, of Spokane, Washington. James McClellan, who is now fifty-one years old, is engaged in the sheep business in Baker county, Oregon. Aaron Brasfield and his wife are both deceased. Their three children have been reared by our subject and his wife, Mary, now forty-six years of age, is the wife of William A. Baker and resides in Baker, Oregon. William, who is living in Eugene at the age of forty-four years, married Miss Gussie Drake. George W., forty-one years of age, wedded Miss Frankie A. Puffer, who passed away leaving two small children who are also being reared by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brasfield. The three children of Aaron Brasfield, deceased, are as follows: Robert A., born in January, 1893, who attended school in Baker for about five years and is now in Idaho; Raymond, who was born in February, 1894, attended school for about six years and is now a resident of Idaho; and Edith M., who was born on the 23d of October, 1898, and is still attending school. The children of George W. Brasfield are as follows: George Wilbur, who was born on the 31st of March, 1905, and has attended school for one term; and Raymond Langdon, whose birth occurred on the 26th of March, 1907. Thomas A. Brasfield gives his political allegiance to the socialist party. He served as sheriff of Wasco county, Oregon, for one term, during the years 1863 and 1864, at which time that county embraced all of eastern Oregon. Since 1856, or for a period of fifty-six years, he has been a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and has exemplified its teachings in his daily life. He has now passed the eighty-first milestone on life's journey and may well look back with satisfaction upon an active, useful and honorable career. | BRASSFIELD, Thomas Armindy (I27467)
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| 13357 | THOMAS BRASFIELD age 73 (no date) Canyon City Cemetery, Grant Co | BRASFIELD, Thomas (I20283)
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| 13358 | thomas david brasfield Report of the Adujant General of the State of Kentucky, Union Kentucky Volunteers Index 995 thomas david brasfield Report of the Adujant General of the State of Kentucky, Union Kentucky Volunteers, vol. 2 Appendix U.S. Colored Troops from Kentucky 27 | BRASFIELD, Thomas David (I5089)
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| 13359 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I11890)
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| 13360 | Thomas, Virginia, Gerry and Ronald Brasfield listed on airline manifest from Paris to New York on 8/31/1956 - 9/1/1956 | BRASFIELD, Thomas (I24205)
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| 13361 | Thought to have been an infant son of James Eli Alexander Brassfield and Margaret Butler - but e-mail from Great Grand Daughter says no. | BRASSFIELD, Charlie E. (I26848)
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| 13362 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I23689)
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| 13363 | Thursday June 7, 1923 AUNT MARTHA BRASFIELD DEAD Aunt Martha Brasfield for more than 25 years a resident of Eufaula died at her home on broadway in this city Tuesday about noon,. Aunt Martha as she was known by all, was one of the best known and best loved women of this community, a devoted Christian who spent the greater part of her life making others happy. She was buried in the cemetery near bower Wednesday morning funeral services were held at the Baptist church by the Rev. Homer Marier. Deceased leaves two brothers, Howard and Owen Standeridge of Ben Hur Ark., and two sisters Mrs. Garrison of Muskogee, and Mrs. Anderline Horn of Ben Hur Ark., and a niece Mrs Sudie Walls of this city and several other relatives to mourn her death. She had been in failing health for several months and has been confined to her bed for the past several weeks. OBITUARIES & DEATH NOTICES FROM THE EUFAULA INDIAN JOURNAL http://www.rootsweb.com/~okmcinto/obits/obits23.htm | STANDRIDGE, Martha Jane (I36709)
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| 13364 | Thursday, November 1, 2001 Dr. Clyde Milton Brassfield Dr. Clyde Milton Brassfield, 81, of Elizabethtown, died Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2001, at Hardin Memorial Hospital in Elizabethtown. A native of Gatliff, he was a member of Memorial United Methodist Church. He served in the Air Force and in the Medical Administrative Corp. during World War II. He was a past president of the Elizabethtown Lions Club and is in the Lions Hall of Fame. He was one of the original staff members at Hardin Memorial Hospital, where he was a chief of staff. He was a professor emeritus at the University of Louisville Family Practice and was a charter member of the American Family Practice. He was a member of the American Medical Association, the Kentucky Medical Association and the Southern Medical Association. He practiced medicine in Elizabethtown from August 1953 to October 1987. He was preceded in death by his parents, Herbert and Louise Woodall Brassfield; and two brothers, Edward Brassfield and Harold A. Brassfield. Survivors include his wife, Dulcie Parker Brassfield; a brother, Roy E. Brassfield of Elizabethtown; a sister, Helen J. Richards of Bakersfield, Calif.; and a family friend, Dolores Caswell. The funeral is 2 p.m. Saturday at Memorial United Methodist Church with Dr. Jerry Allen Smith, the Rev. Garland Hawkins and the Rev. Rose Jones officiating. Burial will be in Hardin Memorial Park. Visitation is from 4 to 9 p.m. Friday and will continue at 10 a.m. Saturday at Brown Funeral Home in Elizabethtown. | BRASSFIELD, Clyde Milton (I30366)
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| 13365 | Thursday, October 18, 1990 YEISER SHELBY Yeiser Shelby, retired farmer, died Oct. 14 at the Jackson-Madison County Specialty Hospital in Jackson. He was 91. He was a native Hardin Countian, son of William and Matilda Rainey Shelby. He was a member of the Methodist Church. Funeral services were held Monday, Oct. 15 at 11 a.m. in Shackelford Chapel with Billy Barnes officiating. Burial was in Pyburn Cemetery. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Alice Bailey Shelby of Savannah; a sister, Mrs. Flossie Tidwell of Scott City, Mo.; two step sons, Paul Brasfield and John McClain, both of Savannah; and a step daughter, Mrs. Ellawean Hoffmann of Dayton, Ohio. | BAILEY, Alice (I22855)
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| 13366 | Time Magazine: Mar. 13, 1944 The scene is a muddy grove of trees in Italy. The characters: a group of inarticulate U.S. citizens who have been sent overseas to fight the war. They are on the eve of their first battle. With them is New York Times man C. L. Sulzberger. Sulzberger: "Well, how do you fellows feel?" Private Kenneth Cronogue: "The Germans are supposed to be very tough. But I don't like 'em because we are at war with 'em. . . . I am scared about going up against them. We are all scared. . . . I was born and raised in Hell's Kitchen. I can take care of myself. You'll see me again." | CRONOGUE, Kenneth Thomas (I47472)
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| 13367 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1133)
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| 13368 | Timothy Plain Cemetery | REARDON, Diana B (I30639)
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| 13369 | Timothy Plain Cemetery | LONERGAN, Richard A (I46108)
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| 13370 | TIP#127 - KY TOWNS - BOWLING GREEN THROUGH BROAD BOTTOM Posted by Sandi Gorin on Thu, 26 Feb 1998, at 4:46 a.m. Surname: Moore, Agin, Coleman, Boyd, Maxwell, Metcalfe, Sullivan, Norton, Bradford, Howard, Bradley, Pickett, Squires, Brandenburg, Martin, Brasfield, Breeding, Shaver, Bennett, Sutherland, Nunnery, Robb, Brien, Yancey, Short, Ewing, Taylor, Funk TIP#127 KY TOWNS BOWLING GREEN THROUGH BROAD BOTTOM Brassfield: Madison Co. No po exists here, the community was on KY 499 about 8 miles ESE of Richmond. The po opened 31 Aug 1893 and the first post master was David G. Martin, named for his grandfdather James Eli Brasfield who was a pioneer settler from Virginia. | BRASFIELD, James Ely (I46971)
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| 13371 | To provide his full name - Walter B. Kirk. Also to add that Walter Kirk (my father) changed his name from Walter B. Jump to Walter B. Kirk just before he married my mother Etta Brassfield. My father changed his name to Kirk because he was orphaned as a child, ran away and lived with the Kirk family in northern Kenturcy. Walter servered in the armed forces as Walter B. Jump according to his discharge papers from service. | KIRK, Walter Benard (I44811)
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| 13372 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2717)
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| 13373 | Todd County Cemetery | FULK, David Franklin (I44220)
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| 13374 | Todds Chapel Cemetery | SWOFFORD, Clinton Franklin (I31007)
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| 13375 | Tolesboro | WALLINGFORD, Sarah Truit (I15151)
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| 13376 | Tolesboro | TURNER, James Barnett (I16532)
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| 13377 | Tolle Cemetery | FEWEL, Emily (I7973)
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| 13378 | Tolle Cemetery | POND, Warren Sherwood (I12064)
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| 13379 | Tolle Cemetery | SEBASTIAN, Marinda Isabel (I17326)
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| 13380 | Tolle Cemetery | BRASSFIELD, Nellie Muriel (I27878)
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| 13381 | Tolle Cemetery | BRASSFIELD, James McKinley (I33504)
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| 13382 | Tolle Cemetery | BRASSFIELD, James Grant (I42940)
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| 13383 | Tombstone inscription | BLACK, Martin Luther (I13027)
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| 13384 | Tombstone inscription | BRASFIELD, Hattie L (I14850)
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| 13385 | Tombstone inscription | BRASFIELD, Hattie L (I14850)
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| 13386 | Tombstone inscription - Palos mine explosion | BLACK, Martin Luther (I13027)
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| 13387 | Tommy Brasfield moved to the Shoals area as a child where he attended school and graduated from Muscle Shoals High School. By the age of 19, Brasfield was a hit songwriter, having penned the hit "Angel In Your Arms", which the group Hot took to the top of the Pop Charts. Barbara Mandrell recorded the song, taking it to Number 5 in the Country Charts. At the time of his death in late 1989, Brasfield had written a total of over 20 Top 10 singles and had made the Top 5 in every chart except gospel and jazz. Brasfield also wrote "There's No Gettin' Over Me" for Ronnie Milsap, which climbed to Number 1 on the Country and Adult Contemporary charts and Number 5 on the Pop Charts. The song was the most performed country song in the world in 1982, according to the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. His song "Holding Her and Loving You," recorded by Earl Thomas Conley, was a Number 1 Country hit. The song earned "Song of the Year" honors in 1982 from the Nashville Songwriter's Association, International, and was named one of the Top 10 songs of the year by Music City News. Conley later recorded Brasfield's "Once In A Blue Moon", which was also a Number 1 Country hit. T.G. Sheppard recorded several of Brasfield's songs, including "One Owner Heart," "I'm In Over My Heart," and "Half Past Forever", all Top 5 records. Other Number 1 hits include "Till You're Gone," by Barbara Mandrell, and "She Sure Got Away With My Heart" by John Anderson. During the mid-80s, Brasfield moved into the field of production, working with country acts such as Canyon for 16th Avenue Records. Chart Songs as a Songwriter -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Song Title Recording Artist Chart* Year Holding Her And Loving You Earl Thomas Conley 1 1981 Once In A Blue Moon Earl Thomas Conley 1 1986 There's No Gettin' Over Me Ronnie Milsap 1 1981 Till You're Gone Barbara Mandrell 1 1982 Half Past Forever T.G. Sheppard 2 1987 She Sure Got Away With My Heart John Anderson 3 1984 One Owner Heart T.G. Sheppard 4 1985 Angel In Your Arms Hot 7 1977 Angel In Your Arms Barbara Mandrell 8 1985 In Over My Heart T.G. Sheppard 9 1986 I'm Gonna Hurt Her On The Radio Charlie Pride 13 1988 Be My Baby Jody Miller 15 1972 She's Steppin' Out Con Hunley 17 1981 Hold Me Like You Never Had Me Randy Parton 30 1981 Never Say Never T. Graham Brown 30 1989 High Cost Of Loving Charlie Ross 33 1982 Holding Her & Loving You Clay Walker 68 1998 *Chart position is based on Billboard Magazine Pop, Country, R&B, & A/C Charts. Other music industry charts may have shown higher chart positions. Name BRASFIELD HOWARD T JR Title Obituary Section/pg B/010 Date 17 Dec 1989 Newspaper Tennesean | BRASFIELD, Howard Thomas Jr. (I27192)
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| 13388 | Township: Rock Dell County: Olmsted Name: Bernt Stolsen Birth Date: 23 Dec 1805 Death Date: 7 Apr 1881 Cemetery: East St. Olaf Lutheran Church Comments: SON OF STAAL OLSON & CARRIE. BORN SOGGENDAL, NORGE Section: 12C 1 | STOLSON, Bernt Staalesen (I53033)
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| 13389 | Tracking the William Daniel Meadors/Mary Elizabeth "Bettie" Cotner line, one of their desc, Orbry Allen Meadors MEADORS ORBRY 8/06/1916 M AR KERN 4/01/1973 547-12-2234 56 yrs m. Monta Beatrice Medlock d/o Charles H. Medlock and Lena Berna; Charles s/o Henry Richard Medlock, s/o John Copal Medlock, s/o Thomas Medlock and Rebecca Miller; John Copal is 1/2 brother of my father's mother's father who is Charles Medlock b. 1934 In d. 1910 Tx and CADI has MEADORS GLEEN WILLIAM 04/23/1918 BRASSFIELD MEADORS M AR KERN 05/24/1959 554-14-6727 41 yrs ------------------------ Died: 24 May 1954,Bakersfield,Ca.In a car accident. Glenn,was in the U.S. Army during W.W.2,Cpl.1942-1945,Philippines Area of operation.Earned the Purple Heart.Was a prisoner of the Japanesse for several years.Was released at wars end | MEADORS, Gleen William (I45070)
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| 13390 | TRAMEL, JOHN BRASSFIELD - son of Fed and MARY S. TRAMEL, born July 12, 1882, departed this life February 3, 1961 at the age of 78 years, 6 months, 21 days. He was united in marriage to ALMEDA POSEY July 21, 1907. To this union were born 4 daughters. His wife and one daughter having preceded him in death. He later married to ARTENSY ACRES. At an early age he united with the New Salem Baptist Church and in 1925 moved his letter to Bethlehem Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife, ARTENSY ACRES TRAMEL, three daughters, Mrs. RALPH HUGHETT and Mrs. J. Z. REED of Oneida, Tenn. and Mrs. SILAS ACRES of Rome City, Indiana. 10 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. We feel that our loss is his eternal gain in glory. Bethlehem Baptist Church. (Source: West Union Association of United Baptists Minutes, 1961, p5) http://www.tngennet.org/scott/obits_trammell.htm#tramel_john | TRAMMELL, John Brassfield (I36717)
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| 13391 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I10992)
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| 13392 | Tressie S. Brasfield, 83, of Germantown, TN died on October 8, 2014. Former business manager for Brasfield Dental Lab, Inc., Mrs. Brasfield was a loving mother and wife to husband James “Warren” Brasfield whom has preceded her in death. The family will receive guests on Sunday afternoon from 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. and funeral services will be Monday morning beginning at 10 a..m. all at Brantley Funeral Home at 6875 Cockrum Street, Olive Branch, MS. Along with husband Warren, Tressie was also preceded in death by her parents and brothers Paulus and Don Stinnett. She is survived by her three sons Mike (Patty), Tim and Tony Brasfield; brother Mack Stinnett; and grandson Matthew Brasfield. The children would like to extend a special thank you to Karen Wooten and Kelly Viles who have helped care of Tressie these past few years. Memorials may be offered to St. Jude C.R.H. and online condolences may be expressed through www.brantleyfuneral.com. Brantley Funeral Home 662.895.2310 | STINNETT, Tressie Nell (I23169)
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| 13393 | Tri-City Herald (Kennewick, WA) - October 29, 2008 Deceased Name: ROBERT JOEL (BOB) HADEEN Valley Hills Funeral Home, Sunnyside Robert Joel (Bob) Hadeen, age 84, passed away Saturday, October 25, 2008, in Spokane, WA. Bob was born in Dawson County, Nebraska, on 29th of March 1924, the son of Joel A. Hadeen and Laura May Knox. One of Bob's greatest joys was receiving pictures and hearing from his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He had a passion for raising and showing Arabian horses. He was a people person and enjoyed helping others. He worked in the clothing business for many years. Bob was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In later years Bob also enjoyed doing geneology work. He served in the Armed Forces during WW II. Preceding him in death were parents Joel and Laura Hadeen; third wife, Getha; brother, Ray Hadeen; and sister, Illa Richards. He is survived by his companion Carla Reeme; daughters; Toni Levitt (Bob) of Philadelphia, PA; Colleen Gray (Rulon) of Othello, WA; Doreen Fife (Terry) of Bellingham, WA; Bobbie Beesley (Clayton) of Weiser, ID; Lisa Roach (Lonnie) of Idaho Falls, ID; 19 grandchildren and numerous great- and great-greatgrandchildren. Mr. Hadeen will be buried at Lower Valley Memorial Gardens in Sunnyside. The family has entrusted Valley Hills Funeral Home in Sunnyside with funeral arrangements. You may send condolences to the Hadeen family at www.valleyhillsfh.com. Tri-City Herald (Kennewick, WA) Date: October 29, 2008 Author: Obituaries Page: B3 Record Number: MERLIN_8802514 Copyright, 2008, Tri-City Herald (Kennewick, WA) | HADEEN, Robert Joel (I32275)
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| 13394 | Trinity Mission Health & Rehab Of Clinton | BRASFIELD, Edgar Warren (I45753)
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| 13395 | Troy Brassfield Married Edna Arlene Neville in 1925ish and Marea (Marie) Marcella Brassfield was born June 29, 1926. Troy was killed in Lenoard OK in 1928 in an oil field accident while fracturing oil formations using nitroglycerin. He was standing behind a model T Ford when the explosion occurred and shrapnel from the derrick and Model T pierced his body and he died a couple of weeks later of infection. | BRASSFIELD, Troy J (I2318)
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| 13396 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I30106)
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| 13397 | Truelove Cemetery | GILKISON, John (I78)
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| 13398 | Truelove Cemetery | GILKISON, Archibald (I79)
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| 13399 | Truelove Cemetery | INMAN, Matilda D (I3067)
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| 13400 | Truelove Cemetery | GILKISON, Ann E (I24505)
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