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| 7201 | Honey Creek Chapel Cemetery | BRASSFIELD, Larry Wayne (I36813)
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| 7202 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F1962
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| 7203 | Hoover Cemetery | BRASSFIELD, James K. Polk (I11424)
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| 7204 | Hoover Cemetery | HOOVER, Rachel (I46964)
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| 7205 | Hope | HUNT, Lucy Adell (I17709)
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| 7206 | Hope | JOHNSON, Perry Olin (I31433)
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| 7207 | Hope | JOHNSON, Perry Olin (I31433)
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| 7208 | Hope Brassfield VARDAMAN - Hope Michelle Brassfield, 38, died Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2005, at her home. She was born May 19, 1966, in Vardaman. She was a homemaker. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Parker Memorial Funeral Home Chapel in Bruce with Bro. Robert Alexander and Bro. Lynn Hughes officiating. Burial will be in Oak Springs Cemetery. Survivors include her mother, Eunice Marie Brassfield Moore of Houlka; her stepfather, Thomas Delaine Moore of Houlka; a son, John Curtis Williams of Maben; three sisters, Pamela Kay Haire of Vardaman, Melissa Ann Longest of Bruce and Virginia Powell of Oxford; five brothers, Rodney Earl Brassfield of Vardaman, Lester Wade Brassfield and Christopher Moore, both of Houlka, T.D. Moore of Houston and Gary Moore of Oxford; her grandmother, Doris Whitt of Maben; a lifelong friend, John Earl Williams of Maben. She was preceded in death by her father, Everette Lee Brassfield. Pallbearers will be William Hardin, Chris Terry, Cory Brassfield, Cody Brassfield, Rodney A. Brassfield and Benny Walls. Visitation will be from 6 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. | BRASSFIELD, Hope Michelle (I19128)
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| 7209 | Hope Lutheran Cemetery | DOCTOR, Lucille Lauretta (I27950)
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| 7210 | Hope Lutheran Cemetery | NEWMAN, Paul (I28927)
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| 7211 | Hope McNairy County Memorial Cemetery | PHILLIPS, Wilma Ruth (I16130)
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| 7212 | Hopewell Cemetery | PATTERSON, Mary Penelope (I29564)
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| 7213 | Hopewell Cemetery | BRASFIELD, Francis M. (I43251)
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| 7214 | Hopkins Cemetery | BRASSFIELD, Donald Stephen (I30883)
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| 7215 | Hospice of St. John | STEINHAUS, Lois June (I20176)
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| 7216 | Houghton Memorial Cemetery | BRASFIELD, Aubrey Clovis Lee (I1310)
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| 7217 | HOUSEHALTER.-Maria Zehr was born on the 25th of September 1816, in Lorraine, France, was married on the 8th of May 1838, to Theobald Househalter. The union was blessed with eleven children, of whom eight survive, also fifty-six grandchildren, and twenty-two great-grandchildren, who with many other relatives and friends mourn their loss. She died on the 28th of June 1896, near Eureka, Woodford Co., Ill., and her remains were laid away on the 30th in the Roanoke graveyard. Appropriate services were held by Valentine Strubhar at the house and by Michael Kinsinger, Emanuel Hartman and John Schmitt at the meeting house. She was a faithful member of the Amish branch of our church and bore her afflictions with fortitude, longing for her release. | ZEHR, Maria (I22268)
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| 7218 | HOUSTON - Karen Susan Zeven Brassfield, 53, died Tuesday, April 19, 2005, at the North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo. She was born Jan. 15, 1952, in Chicago to the late David Zeven and the late Pearl Albun Zeven. She was a caregiver and a Pentecostal. A graveside service will be at 3 p.m. today at Wesley Chapel Cemetery in Houston with Bro. Tommy Byars officiating. Memorial Funeral Home of Houston is in charge of the arrangements. Survivors include her husband, John Brassfield of Houston; a daughter, Jessica DaDa of Waukegan, Ill. She was preceded in death by her parents. Pallbearers will be Brandon Hughes, Shane McCammom, Calvin Gregory, Lucky Brassfield, Jamey Rowlett, Justin Cross and DeWayne Brassfield. Honorary pallbearers will be Stevie Brassfield and Jonathon Hughes. Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal (Apr/22/2005) | ZEVEN, Karen Susan (I26943)
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| 7219 | Houston Cemetery | BRIDGES, Adrian Clyde (I11903)
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| 7220 | Houston Cemetery | BRIDGES, Leslie May (I14895)
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| 7221 | Houston Cemetery | BRASSFIELD, Mary Eugenia (I36788)
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| 7222 | Houston Cemetery | BRASSFIELD, Sophronia Annie (I41152)
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| 7223 | Houston Cemetery | BRIDGES, Daniel William (I41153)
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| 7224 | HOUSTON, Mississippi. Arthur Junior Rucker, 72, died Saturday, Dec. 25, 2010, at Sanctuary Hospice House in Tupelo. He was born March 31, 1938, to Arthur Smith Rucker and Della Mae Brown Rucker. He attended Faith Bible Church and drove a truck for more than 30 years. Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Southern Funeral Chapel in Houston with Bro. Johnny Cherry and Bro. Randy Rinehart officiating. Burial will be in Chickasaw Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Southern Funeral Chapel of Houston is in charge of arrangements. Survivors include three sons, Charles Rucker and Connie, Larry Rucker and Angela and Bobby Rucker, all of Houston; nine grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and one sister, Shirley Russell of Houston. Visitation was from 5 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Online registry can be accessed at www.southernfuneralchapel.webs.com. A complete obituary will be published in the Wednesday, Dec. 29, Chickasaw Journal. | RUCKER, Arthur Jr. (I34829)
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| 7225 | Hoxie County, Arkansas | BRASSFIELD, E.M. (I6874)
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| 7226 | http://207.235.35.133/genealogy/haggard/html/d0183/I12074.HTM BRASFIELD -- William Dabney Brasfield, 82, a resident of Albuquerque, died Friday, October 16, 2009. He is survived by his wife Alice of Albuquerque; and nephew, Jim Dutli of Cleveland, OH. Bill was employed at the Los Alamos National Laboratory for 35 years, retiring as a Senior Designer in 1987. He had many interests, among them flying, travel, and photography. In retirement he served as a docent at the Albuquerque Museum and took up painting in pastels. Cremation has taken place and interment will take place in his hometown of Louisville, Kentucky. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Albuquerque Museum. Please visit our online guestbook for Mr. Brasfield at www.RememberTheirStory.com French 10500 Lomas Blvd. NE (505) 275-3500 Albuquerque Journal Published on: Sun October 18, 2009 | BRASFIELD, William Dabney (I29194)
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| 7227 | http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/wake/wills/rogers01.txt WAKE COUNTY, NC - WILLS - Benjamin Rogers, 12 Oct 1860 ==================================================================== USGENWEB NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data may be used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or for presentation by other persons or organizations. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material for purposes other than stated above must obtain the written consent of the file contributor. The submitter has given permission to the USGenWeb Archives to store the file permanently for free access. This file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by: Catharine Rogers Phillips catphill@yahoo.com ==================================================================== The Will of Benjamin Rogers: I Benjamin Rogers, of the County of Wake and State of North Carolina being of sound mind and memory, but considering the uncertainty of my earthly existance [sic], do make and declare this my last will and Testament in manner and form following. That is to say. First. That my Executors (hereafter named) shall provide for my body a decent burial, suitable to the wishes of my relations and friends and pay all funeral expenses, togeather [sic] with my just debts however and to whomsoever owing, but of the monies that may first come into their hands as a part or parcel of my Estate, and if the money in hand togeather [sic] with that due me in this State and the State of Tennessee be insufficient for the aforesaid purposes, I wish my Executors, hereafter named, in consultation with my wife and children to make all needful arrangements, so as to provide for the payment of all just debts against my Estate. Item 2. I give and devise to my beloved wife Ann D. Rogers the tract of land where I now live containing one hundred & ten acres & all the improvements & appeurtenances [sic] thereunto belonging, to have and to hold to her the said Ann D Rogers, for and during the term of her natural life & then to return to my Estate in satisfaction for and in lieu of her Dower & in thirds of & in all my real Estate; with the understanding that only so much of the said tract of land shall be cut down for purposes of cultivation as my be necessary for the employment of one good farm horse and that four or five acres west of my house shall be left for a grove and all the clearing up of woods for farming purposes shall be on the south side of the ridge path leading from my residence to James Woods, except to procure fire wood and timber to keep houses and fences in repair, also with the additional understanding that she shall at her own expense endeavour [sic] to improve the tendable land & keep the fences and houses on the premeses [sic} in good condition. Also I give & bequeath to my said wife Ann D. Rogers to have & to hold absolutely & to dispose of as she may think proper the following property (to wit) all the household & kitchen furniture which came by her, one barouch and harness, a match of horses or mules as she may prefer & two hundred dollars to be paid out of my estate, also all the money due her as a Legatee out of the Estate of her Father, now in the hands of her Brother Robert G. Jeffreys, Administrator of her Father's Estate and as many milk cows & other stock as my Executors may think necessary for her proper maintenance. Item 3. I lend to my wife Ann D. Rogers for the space of four years after my decease, a man, woman or girl as she may think proper to select of the family of negroes which came by her and at the expiration of the four years the negro thus selected, if a man, is to be equally divided as follows, that is one half I give to my said wife absolutely, the other half to my children or their lawful representatives, & by them to be equally divided; but if a girl or woman be selected by my wife & during the four years there be any increase I desire the negro with its increase if any be equally divided between the aforesaid parties as above directed in this 3rd Item of this my will, & the ballance [sic] of the negroes which came by my wife togeather [sic] with their increase of which I may die seized & possessed of, I give one half thereof absolutely to my wife and the other half to my children or their lawful representatives. And in order that the division between the two parties be fairly made I desire that each of the negroes with their increase exclusive of the one loaned to my wife during the space of four years, be valued by disinterested persons chosen for that purpose & that my wife shall have the liberty to choose out of said lot of negroes such one as she may desire to have, & receive them at their respective evaluation untill [sic] she shall have obtained one half of the aggregate valuation of all of said negroes; or my wife & children or their lawful representatives, provided they may agree, may divide the said negroes otherwise, so as to secure one half to my wife. Also the ballance [sic] of my household & kitchen furniture not hereafter disposed of I lend to my wife during her natural life. Item 4. I give and bequeath to my son Jno. C. Rogers of the State of Tennessee & to his heirs three negroes (to wit) a boy named Joseph, a boy named Stephen & one girl named Caroline, which said negroes I have already put into his possession, also a negro man named Henry which he is to receive after my decease at the time of the general division of the negroes which came by my wife. Item 5. I give & bequeath to my daughter Mary who married George R. Brasfield of Tennessee & to her lawful Heirs, the following negroes (to wit) Liley, Green, Willey, Mart (?) and Sarah, all of which said negroes have been previously put into the possession of her said Husband Geo. R. Brasfield for the use of themselves & the children of my said daughter Mary Brasfield. Item 6. I give & devise to my son-in-law John A. Rogers of Tennessee who married my daughter Eliza Ann Rogers & to the children of the said Eliza Ann a tract of land in the Sate of Tennessee, which tract of land was bought up for me by George R. Brasfield of said State & to be accounted for by him the said John A. Rogers upon the final division of my Estate at the valuation of nine hundred dollars. Also I give and bequeath unto my said Son-in-law & his heirs (to wit) the children of my daughter Eliza Ann the following negroes that is to say, Johnson, Emily, Peter, Ruffin, Badger & Dilly to them & their Heirs (last two words scratched out) forever. Item 7th. I give and bequeath to Henrietta M. Rogers, daughter of my nephew Allen Rogers dec'd. one feather bed, bedstead, and its necessary amount of furniture, also one Bureau made of cherry wood togeather [sic] with the sum of one hundred dollars to her & her heirs forever. Item 8. My will and desire is that Henrietta M. Rogers, daughter of my nephew Allen Rogers dec'd. who has lived with me a number of years & expects to continue to do so, shall, in consideration of services already rendered in my family as well as services which she may hereafter render, be released from all obligation to pay board during the time of her living in my family. Item 9th. My will and desire is that all the residue of my Estate both real and personal not heretofore disposed of, including notes, book accounts & claims of every description due me whether in the State or the State of Tennessee, also every species of household & kitchen furniture not heretofore disposed of shall be equally divided as follows (to wit) one third part thereof I give and bequeath to my Son John C. Rogers, & his heirs. One third part thereof I lend to my daughter Mary Brasfield during her natural life to be used for the mutual benefit of herself, Husband & children and at her death I desire the same to be equally divided among the surviving Children of my said daughter, Mary Brasfield. The remaining one third thereof I lend to my son-in-law Jno. A. Rogers, to be used for the mutual benefit of himself & his children by my daughter Eliza Ann, during his natural life, & at his death I desire the same to be equally divided among the surviving children of my daughter Eliza Ann. Item 10th. It is also my will and desire that in the final division of all the residue of my Estate as mentioned in the 9th Item of this my last will & testament each Distributee (to wit) Jno. C. Rogers, Geo. R. Brasfield, & Jno. A. Rogers, shall be required to file with my Executor a schedule of all the property & advancements made to each with a proper valuation of the same thereunto annexed, & that a distribution of the residue of my Estate be made in strict reference to the same, to the end they may share and share alike. Item 11th. My will & desire is that as soon as my negroes who may be hired out shall be deliverable and my wife & my children or their lawful representatives shall by mutual agreement among themselves, in connection with my Executor or Executors, provide ample means for the payment of all lawful demands against my Estate, a division then & not till then shall be made as directed in the various items of this my last will & Testament. Item 12. My desire is that Elder Elyah Westen be requested to preach my funeral sermon in connection with the funeral sermon of my three deceased Sons, & if he cannot do so Elder P.W. Dowd or Elder Geo. W. Pursefoy to be requested to preach it & the one thus preaching to be paid by my Executors the sum of Twenty five dollars. And Lastly. I do hereby constitute and appoint my son Jno. C. Rogers, my two sons-in-law Geo. R. Brasfield and Jno. A. Rogers in connection with my friend Geo. W. Thompson my lawful Executors to all intent & purpose, to execute this my last will & Testament, according to the true intent & meaning of the Same & every part & clause thereof, hereby working and making void all other wills and Testaments by me heretofore made Octr. 12th . 1860 Signed, Sealed, published & ) Benj. Rogers {seal} Declared by the said Benj. Rogers ) to be his last will & Testament ) in the presence of us who at his request ) & in his presence subscribe our names ) as witnesses thereto. (Illegible) made before signing. Willie D. Mitchell James Woods | ROGERS, Benjamin (I26000)
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| 7228 | http://iagenweb.org/civilwar/books/logan/mil805.htm Roster and Record of Iowa Troops In the Rebellion, Vol. 6 By Guy E. Logan HISTORICAL SKETCH NORTHERN BORDER BRIGADE (State Militia) Company D Guilliams, John. Age 28. Residence Alden, nativity Indiana. Enlisted Sept. 26, 1862. Mustered Sept. 26, 1862. Discharged for disability Dec. 7, 1862. | GUILLIAMS, John (I917)
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| 7229 | http://members.aol.com/bromnichol/gaines.htm | GAINES, Richard (I22762)
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| 7230 | http://members.home.net/rmgoldsby/welcome.htm http://members.home.net/rmgoldsby/genealogy.htm http://members.home.net/rmgoldsby/genealogy/d26.htm#P6009 Last Updated: 1 October 2000 Lynn Froescher Risk Management Insurance Services West Linn, Oregon Voice (503) 655-7601 FAX (503) 655-7696 Email: riskmngmt@msn.com. | BRASSFIELD, James H (I43973)
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| 7231 | http://members.nbci.com/IsoGamer/hayx3.htm 832. Shearon Lee HAYNES (Charlie Lee HAYNES , James Henry HAYNES , Weathersby HAYNES , Henry HAYNES , , Bethany "Bethanah" , Richard , Richard , John Richard , John ) was born on May 20 1896 in Corinth, Alcorn County, Mississippi. He died on Jan 5 1952 in Friendship, Crockett County, Tennessee and was buried in Oak Hill Cem., Selmer, McNairy County, Tennessee. Microfilmed Index to TN Death Certificates gives 4 Apr 1919 as death date for Anna Lee, and 14 Mar 1919 as death date for Lessie G. Possibly dates shown on FGS (from diary notes of Annie Lou (Shearon) Haynes were burial. Shearon married (1) Lessie Gertrude BRASFIELD on Jul 21 1914. Lessie died on Mar 16 1919 in Selmer, McNairy County, Tennessee and was buried in Oak Hill Cem., Selmer, McNairy County, Tennessee. They had the following children: 1075 M i Charles Asa HAYNES was born on Aug 27 1917 in Selmer, McNairy County, Tennessee. He died in Meridian, Lauderdale Co, Mississippi. 1076 F ii Anna Lee HAYNES was born on Mar 6 1919 in Selmer, McNairy County, Tennessee. She died on May 5 1919 in Selmer, McNairy County, Tennessee and was buried in Oak Hill Cem., Selmer, McNairy County, Tennessee. Shearon also married (2) Nellie HAMILTON. They had the following children: + 1077 M iii Jimmie Lee HAYNES was born on May 26 1921 and died on Jan 17 1975. + 1078 F iv Rosa Nell HAYNES was born on Dec 25 1922 and died in Mar 1979. | HAYNES, Shearon Lee (I15826)
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| 7232 | http://www.angelfire.com/al/vaetowah/wwii.html ALABAMA CASUALTIES OF WORLD WAR II The following list is set up as follows. LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, RANK, BRANCH, COUNTY/CITY, CAUSE OF DEATH BRASFIELD, WILLIAM L, PVT, USMC, QUINTON, KIAGolden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno, San Mateo County, California Brasfield, Kathryn E, b. 05/25/1895, d. 09/02/1980, Plot: L 5674, bur. 09/11/1980, * Brasfield, William L, d. 08/12/1942, SGT 115 TRENCH MORTAR BTRY, Plot: L BLO5674, bur. 08/15/1942, * | BRASFIELD, William Lee (I20447)
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| 7233 | http://www.archercousins.com/gedcom/reece/ | BRASSFIELD, Alpheus Henton (I30422)
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| 7234 | http://www.bgllc.com/About_Us/about_us.html In 1964 Miller Gorrie purchased the Thomas C. Brasfield Company, a sole proprietor contractor operating since 1922. Three years later, when we moved to our present headquarters in Birmingham, the company name was changed to Brasfield & Gorrie. Over the past three decades, the company has grown to include five full service offices located in Atlanta, Birmingham, Nashville, Orlando, and Raleigh and twelve operating divisions, each organized as independent profit centers. In 1968 we completed our first multi-story concrete project, which led to hundreds of high-rise and other specialty concrete structures. Our ability to self-perform complicated concrete projects is another key element in our success. | BRASFIELD, Thomas Clifton (I13795)
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| 7235 | http://www.bunncrib.50megs.com/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Last Will and Testament of Joe A. Brasfield -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Updated 4/11/00 Subscribed and sworn to before me on this 13 day of June, 1944. (SEAL) My commission expires January 17, 1947 Guy C. Wood Notary Public Filed in my office 6 day of July, 1944. O. H. Owens, Clerk #10,128 ESTATE OF JOE A. BRASFIELD, DECEASED~ LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that I, JOE A. BRASFIELD, of Smithville, Monroe County, Mississippi, being more than twenty-one years of age and of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this my last will and testament; hereby revoking any and all other will or wills heretofore by me made. ITEM I. I will and direct that all of my Just debts and burial and funeral expenses shall be paid by my Executors hereinafter named as soon as may be convenient after my death. ITEM II. It is my will and wish and I devise and bequeath all of my property of every kind and character and wheresoever located to my children, Fleta Schumpert, Floyd Brasfield, Nellie Stevens Jewel Nash, Casper Brasfield and LaVerne Brasfield, share and share alike; and should any of my said children not survive me, leaving a child or Children, then In such event it is my wish and will that the child or children of the deceased child (the devisee herein) shall take the share that the parent would take, if living. And I further will and direct that immediately at my death my Executors, hereinafter named, shall take possession and control of all of my property and effects; that they shall have control of and manage it as in their Judgment they may deem best; but there shall be no sale or division of the property until the death of my wife, Mrs. Ora Brasfield, pro-vision for whom I am making in the next paragraph hereof. But my Executors may from time to time divide any net income or earnings of the property among the devisees herein, but they shall not divide any of the corpus or original estate so long as my wife shall live. ITEM III. I hereby nominate and appoint my sons, Floyd Brasfield and Casper Brasfield Executors of this my will; and I here expressly relieve them of bond and of the duty of making reports to the Court. But I expressly enjoin it upon my Executors and all of my other children, the devisees herein, that they shall provide a reasonable support and maintenance for my wife, Mrs. Ora Brasfield, so long as she may live and remain my widow. As to my daughter, Flonnie Gilmore, who is not provided for herein, I request that they supply to her from time to time such reasonable support and maintenance as in their judgement they may think necessary. IN TESTIMONY OF ALL OF WHICH witness my signature, this the 31st day of August, 1937. Joe A. Brasfield We hereby certify that the above and foregoing instrument on the day and date thereof as in our presence signed by the testator, Joe A. Brasfield, and by him declared to be his last will and testament; and we, at his request and in his presence and in the presence of each other, hereto subscribe our names as attesting Witnesses. This the 31st day of August, 1937. C. L. Tubb Frank S. Leftwich I, Ora Brasfield, wife of the said Joe A. Brasfield, hereby declare that I have read he foregoing will, and as to the provisions therein made for my maintenance and support, I consent and agree to the same. IN TESTIMONY OF WHICH witness my signature, this the 31st day of August, 1937. Mrs. Orie Brasfield. FILED in my office 10 day of July, 1944. 0. H. Owens, Clerk #10,128 IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF MONROE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI IN VACATION 1944 THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT AND ESTATE OF JOE A. BRASFIELD, DECEASED. ******************* Michael Brasfield wrote: After reading the will, I see that it was for Joseph Arthur Brasfield who was born 9/18/1879. He married Ora Buelah Ausborn on 10/9/1900. Are you any relation? Thanks again. ******************* Michael... Glad you received it ok. Yes, I am related to him. My grandmother was Martha Z. Brasfield daughter of Lafayette Brasfield and Betty Massengale. She was one of Joe's sisters. She married William Rueben Bunn. If you're interested you could check out www.bunncrib.50megs.com I have some pictures of her and William as well as the rest of the Bunns. Barry Bunn bbunn1@jcpenney.com 11/3/2000 | BRASFIELD, Joseph Arthur (I1237)
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| 7236 | http://www.coldwellbankertexas.com/Taylor/Agents/3406806_5066.htm (real estate agent) e-mail: bbrasfi630@aol.com | BRASFIELD, Deward Alfred (I13732)
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| 7237 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I33934)
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| 7238 | http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=67813593 | BRASSFIELD, Abigail Reavis (I25563)
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| 7239 | http://www.geocities.com/smholder2001/ | BRASSFIELD, Margaret Elizabeth (I24821)
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| 7240 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I6750)
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| 7241 | http://www.katpher.com/SCCHGS/essbm.htm Names found in the Santa Clara County (California) Historical and Genealogical Society Brasfield, Edward Brasfield, Mary P. Brasfield, Gary Brasfield, Mary P. Brasfield, Lynn Brasfield, Mary P. Brasfield, Mary Janovich, Steve Brasfield, Mary P. Brasfield, Mary P. | BRASFIELD, Edward Albright (I39337)
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| 7242 | http://www.kiva.net/~jweber/d0001/dat4.html#15 Database Owner Contact Information Joseph F. Weber 319 Patton Hill Rd. Bedford, IN 47421 jweber@kiva.net www.kiva.net/~jweber Ollena (or Orlena) Chambers, b.12 April 1869, m(1) William Judah, 1 Nov. 1891, m(2) Hannigan Brassfield, 6 May 1900, d. 30 May 1902. Both marriages in Springville, Lawrence Co., IN. No children. Hannigan was b. 30 Nov. 1855, d. 28 Nov. 1917. Ollena and Hannigan bur. Linthicum Chapel. http://www.gravesfa.org/gen069.htm | BRASSFIELD, Hanigan (I26736)
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| 7243 | http://www.lyn.net/users/campbell/Genealogy/d0000/g0000015.html#I1808Birth Records of Livingston County, Missouri Volume III Record Number: 859 Race: W Birth Date: 29 Jan 1889 Male, in Liv. Co., Father, Sylvester Lugenbill, Am., Born in Ohio, aged 36, Farmer, Mother, Matilda Brassfield Lugenbill, Am., Born in Mo., aged 31 ******************************************************* I think I may help you with some information, I have been working on this line for many years, At the bottom sre my notes to where the information came from. for each occasion. Hope this helps, I also have the parents sheet if you want it.and a family sheet for each child. Good Luck in your research. Gen Berry FAMILY GROUP RECORD FOR MOSES SYLVESTER LUGENBEAL/SAPHRONA MATILDA BRASSFIELD - BERRY.PAF 15 Aug 2002 Page 1 of 2 ========================================================================================================================== HUSBAND Moses Sylvester LUGENBEAL -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BIRTH: 11 Jan 1853 PLACE: Marietta,Washington,Ohio CHR.: PLACE: MAR.: 6 Jul 1881 PLACE: ,Livingston,Missouri DEATH: 15 May 1925 PLACE: Jefferson Twp.,Grundy,Missouri BURIAL: 17 May 1925 PLACE: ,Grundy,Missouri Parent Link Type: (B) FATHER: Moses P. LUGENBEAL MOTHER: Rebecca FELL OTHER WIVES: ========================================================================================================================== WIFE Saphrona Matilda BRASSFIELD -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BIRTH: 20 Dec 1858 PLACE: ,Missouri CHR.: PLACE: DEATH: 2 Jan 1938 PLACE: Jefferson Twp.,Grundy,Missouri BURIAL: 4 Jan 1938 PLACE: ,Grundy,Missouri Parent Link Type: (B) FATHER: Adam BRASSFIELD MOTHER: Mary Ann FLETCHER OTHER HUSBANDS: ========================================================================================================================== CHILDREN ========================================================================================================================== 1. NAME: Hallie A. LUGENBEAL Parent Link Type: (B) --- BIRTH: Oct 1882 PLACE: ,Missouri F CHR.: PLACE: MAR.: 11 Nov 1900 PLACE: ,Livingston,Missouri DEATH: 1962 PLACE: BURIAL: 1962 PLACE: ,Grundy,Missouri SPOUSE: Joseph H. LEEPER -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. NAME: David Adam LUGENBEAL Parent Link Type: (B) --- BIRTH: 10 Feb 1884 PLACE: ,Missouri M CHR.: PLACE: MAR.: Abt 1905 PLACE: DEATH: 20 Feb 1951 PLACE: BURIAL: 1951 PLACE: ,Grundy,Missouri,Shelburn cem. SPOUSE: Carrie M. WHORTON -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. NAME: Maude Alice LUGENBEAL Parent Link Type: (B) --- BIRTH: 15 Jan 1887 PLACE: Springhill,Livingston,Missouri F CHR.: PLACE: MAR.: Abt 1905 PLACE: DEATH: 1946 PLACE: BURIAL: PLACE: ,Grundy,Co.MO. SPOUSE: David or B.A. BLAND -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4. NAME: Moses Elmer LUGENBEAL Parent Link Type: (B) --- BIRTH: 29 Jan 1889 PLACE: ,Livingston,Missouri M CHR.: PLACE: MAR.: 24 May 1907 PLACE: DEATH: 13 Mar 1975 PLACE: BURIAL: Mar 1975 PLACE: ,Grundy,Missouri SPOUSE: Ida May CURTIS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5. NAME: Mary Icie Matilda LUGENBEAL Parent Link Type: (B) --- BIRTH: 24 Dec 1892 PLACE: ,Ohio F CHR.: Of Springhill,Living PLACE: MAR.: Abt 1910 PLACE: DEATH: DEAD PLACE: BURIAL: PLACE: SPOUSE: Roy THOMPSON There are other marriage(s) ========================================================================================================================== HUSBAND Moses Sylvester LUGENBEAL NOTES: BIRTH: 1. Chloe Gibbs Rt.4 Chillicothe, MO 2. Bonnie Wipert (SEARCH #31) year only. 3. Bonnie Knox (SEARCH #34A) MARRIAGE: Marriage Certificate - | BRASSFIELD, Sophronia Matilda (I17813)
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| 7244 | http://www.nara.gov/nara/electronic/ilallist.html Service # - 06804544 Rank E8 Age 11(?) Name BRASSFIELD HARRY Age 11 Home WABASH, Illinois Service Number 06804544 Rank E8 Branch U.S. Army Service Component Reserve Casualty Type Died While Captured/Interned Death Record 501102 Race Caucasian Citizenship U.S. Citizen ****************************************************** From: "Alberta L. Brassfield" brassfie@completebbs.com I would like any information about my father, Master Sergeant Harry Brassfield from Kentucky. He was captured along with a Major Ormand from Ohio. They both died in POW camps. My mother told me that my father was forced to make propaganda broadcasts. Is it possible to find out about these broadcasts? Any help you can give me would be greatly appreciated. Brassfield, Harry 06804544 MSG E-8 Infantry Wabash County, Il. 1911 11/2/50 Died in Camp July 7, 1951 8th Cav, 1st Cav Div | BRASSFIELD, James H (I42517)
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| 7245 | http://www.okgenweb.org/~okhughes/cemeteries/atwoodcem/atwoodmnop.htm | MOORE, Newton C (I27317)
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| 7246 | http://www.rootsweb.com/~moadair/adairmarr1800-2-B.htm BRASFIELD, Harriett SMITH, James T. June 27, 1880 Adair County, Missouri | BRASSFIELD, Harriet (I29055)
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| 7247 | http://www.rootsweb.com/~mscopiah/Resources/Cemeteries/Cemeteries_P_to_Z/Wesson/wesson.html Wesson Cemetery - Copiah Co., Ms. George Brasfield 20 Feb, 1848 /19 Jy, 1900 George Edward s/o GH & Betty Brasfield 8 Nov, 1876 /8 Nov, 1877 Does the following relate to THOMAS ABNER and GEORGE HARRISON BRASFIELD ? entry copied from Bennett - Hodges Bible "Emily Catherine Bennett b 16 June 1845 m 20 Feb 1868 Thomas A Baasfield (?) a. Emmit Eugene Brassfield (?) (handwriting not clear as to spelling) b 18 Dec 1868 Ora Elizabeth Green Bennett b 20 Dec 1847; d 24 Sept 1868; married 12 Mar. 1868 George H Brakefield (?)" | BRASFIELD, George Harrison (I5101)
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| 7248 | http://www.rootsweb.com/~mswilkin/1805census.htm 1805 State Census Wilkinson County, Mississippi Transcribed and Submitted by Virginia Ewing Transcriber Notes: At the time this census was taken, Wilkinson county was much larger than it is today, taking in what is now Amite Co., and parts of other counties as well. Amite County was formed in 1809, four years after this particular census. Parts of the paper missing and some names smeared. I have put .. for parts that I can not read or am unsure of. I know some names are wrong. Some of them make no sense at all, but I tried to decipher them letter by letter. The microfilm is available for rental through any LDS Family History Center for $3.25 cents plus tax for the first month. Code: Free white males over 21, including head of family Free white males under 21 Total free white females Free males not white, over the age of 21 All other free persons Slaves Total Ruben Brasfield 2-0-4-0-0-8-14 | BRASFIELD, Reuben (I28676)
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| 7249 | http://www.rootsweb.com/~neresour/OLLibrary/who1940/co/pawnee.htm CALHOUN, FRANCIS CAVET: Optometrist; b Van Buren Co, Ia Sept 2, 1876; s of James Taylor Calhoun-Nancy Rebecca Byers; ed Ness City Kas HS 1893; Omaha Optical Coll 1901; m Maude Pierce Jan 19__, Pawnee Co; s Frank Charles, William Paul; d Esther May; 1893-95 emp in Kas; 1895-99 with father on farm in Pawnee Co; 1899-1901 emp by C H Brassfield, learned watchmaking, jewelers trade & optometry; 1902-03 worked at trade, Traer Ia; 1903-38 owner & opr jewelry store & optical off, Pawnee City; 1938 owner & opr optical off, Pawnee City; mbr optometry examining bd 1919-22; Neb Assn of Optometrists, past pres; S E Neb optometric ext group, Beatrice, past chmn; Amer Optical Assn; mbr city sch bd 10 years; Pawnee City Pub Service Club, past pres; Lions; AF&AM; Meth Ch, trustee 15 years; Rep; hobby, sports; off F C Calhoun Optometry off; res Pawnee City. | BRASFIELD, C.H. (I14935)
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| 7250 | http://www.rootsweb.com/~okgarvin/kinard/chockpqmarr.htm CHOCTAW NATION MARRIAGES GROOM INDEX 1890 - 1907 Transcribed by MARY TURNER KINARD COPYRIGHT 27 APR 1992 Mary Kinard GROOM AGE BRIDE AGE DATE RESIDENCE BOOK©PAGE QUINN, HESSIE 22 BRASFIELD, LUCY 19 7 AUG 1902 ALLEN Mc10 202 | BRASFIELD, Lucy Elizabeth (I24544)
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