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| 8001 | Little Rock National Cemetery Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas Brassfield, Fannie, b. 06/08/1916, d. 02/24/2000, US Coast Guard, TN, Res: Little Rock, AR, Plot: 22 0 506, bur. 03/07/2000 | BRASFIELD, Fannie (I26087)
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| 8002 | Lived in Lancaster (CA), Palmdale (CA), Hinkley (CA), Burien (WA), Cape Coral (FL) WELLS, Michael James 57, passed away unexpectedly March 27, 2016. Born in Palo Alto, Calif. Mike was raised in Alaska, Wash., and Morro Bay. He grew up playing sports, cooking with his mom and watching soap operas. Moving to Lancaster in 1982, Mike worked in construction and throughout the years, ended up as a proud business owner of WellsEason Development. A few of his accomplishments were LPAC and City Hall. Mike was an extreme sports enthusiast who loved to golf, coach his kids, and watch sports of every kind. He prided himself on never missing one of the kid's games. A giant Teddy Bear, Mike is survived by his wife of 23 years, Gail (Berry) Wells. Also children Christina (Brandon) Hyneman, Eric (Lorin) Wells, Sally (Ryan) Green, Rebecca Wells, Lacey Wells (Peaches), and the light of his life, granddaughter Abigail Alaina Wells. Parents Fred and Joanne Wells. Grandmother Lee Wells, siblings Debbie (Phil) Bushell, Fred (Lynn) Wells, and Cindy (Greg) Sanner, and many nieces and nephews. Per Mike's wishes, a party is being hosted in his honor by friends at Scramblez Grill and Bar (2715 West Ave L) on Saturday, April 9, between 3:30 and 6:30 pm. Please come for refreshments and share your favorite memory of Mike. | WELLS, Michael James (I6065)
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| 8003 | Lives in Taos, New Mexico | LASKOWSKY, Myra (I525)
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| 8004 | Living in the home of his uncle and wife - Squire & Nancy Mitchell in the 1990 census. | BRASFIED, Oma (I25218)
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| 8005 | Living in the home of Squire and Nancy Mitchell in the 1990 Census (Squire is possibly his uncle) | BRASFIELD, Ed (I25219)
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| 8006 | LIVINGSTON COUNTY LIBRARY Chillicothe, Missouri http://www.livcolibrary.org/1886/1886chapt17.htm CHAPTER XVII. MOORESVILLE TOWNSHIP GEORGE P. PEPPER, JR. (Mooresville Township.) The family of which the subject of this sketch is a representative is one well known to the people of Livingston county, for one or more of its members have been identified with its interests in different capacities since an early period in its history. James S. and Nancy E. Pepper, nee Nave, were the parents of George P., the father being a Virginian by birth and the mother a native of this State. James Pepper died in this county September 27, 1875, but his widow still survives and finds a welcome home with her son, George. Eleven children were born to them, but only five of these are now living: James S., Maud S. and Katie C., at home, and Joseph D., who was married to Miss Annie Immick, daughter of John E. Immick, of Mooresville; he is now located at Sherman, Kan. George P. Pepper was born in Livingston county, January 4, 1852, mid in growing up passed his time in the vicinity of Spring Hill, Jackson township. His career, though perhaps not as long as many others, has been one of thrilling interest. During the war especially he was an active participant in numerous occurrences, though an unwilling one, and was placed in many dangerous places. After the battle of Wilson Creek about 1861, he was hung by one Granville Brasfield, who thought by this means to induce George to disclose the whereabouts of a friend, William Frith; though only 10 years old he refused to give the desired information and was strung up a second time, with like results. He is familiar with the killing of Dow Kirk and David Curtis by Thos. Jennings mentioned elsewhere and it was he who found the body of William Avery, murdered by Samuel Husher, the particulars of which are well known to him, and he was present at the hanging of Husher. Mr. Pepper after receiving a good education at the Chillicothe High School became located in the mercantile business at Lock Springs, Daviess county, remaining there until the destruction of his establishment by fire November 17, 1884. Another store house which be built at the same place was destroyed by a cyclone: He is now carrying on a mercantile business at a place in Kansas. Mr. Pepper's wife was formerly Miss Emma T. Peery, daughter of James W. Peery, the brother of Capt. Fielding Peery, of Daviess county; her cousin, Stephen Peery, is a prominent attorney of Trenton. Mr. P. and wife have had five children, all of whom are living. He has an enviable reputation throughout the county, and is a genial, whole-souled man whose word is as good as his bond. | BRASSFIELD, Granville S. (I30054)
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| 8007 | Livingston County, Missouri Cemeteries Brassfield Cemetery Located at Section 29, Township 59, Range 24, Jackson Township West from Chillicothe on 190 to Route Y, then North 4 miles. Good condition, fenced, maintained Special thanks to Sue Jones., for contributing this cemetery information. BRASSFIELD Riley, Feb. 12, l8l5-Aug. 6, 1895 Rachel, wife of Riley, Jan. 1, 18__-Oct. 15, 1894 Eddy Ernest, son of J. & C. E., died July 10, 1882-21 yrs., 7 mo., 10 da. RILEY BRASSFIELD (Farmer and Stock-raiser, Section 23, Post-office, Chillicothe). The old settlers of Jackson township are no more worthily represented in the present work than by the subject of this sketch, who came here at a time when Indians were numerous and game of all kind abounded; his nearest market for supplies was at Lexington, and he has indeed lived to see this wilderness "bud and blossom like the rose." Mr. Brassfield has always been a farmer, the calling to which be was reared, and one that has offered him much profit. His birth occurred in Claiborne county, Tenn., February 12, 1814, his parents being James and Mary Brassfield, also of Tennessee nativity, both now deceased, the mother having died after her removal to Missouri. Seven children were in their family: Minter, Riley, Ansel, Elizabeth, Permelia, Charles and Aaron. Riley Brassfield, the subject of this sketch, first came to this State in 1833, taking up his location in Livingston county, but in 1837 he returned as far South as Kentucky, and the same year married Miss Rachel Trammel, daughter of Peter and Mary Trammel, also originally from Tennessee, both then of Kentucky. Subsequently Mr. Brassfield returned to this county and township and located on his present homestead, which embraces 300 acres of fine land, well improved and adorned with a commodious dwelling. Mr. Brassfield's marriage above referred to was consummated September 17, 1837, his wife being one of 11 children, whose names were Dennis, William, Nancy, Elizabeth, Milly Thomas, Mary, Rachel, Sallie, Archibald and Margret. Ten children born to Mr. and Mrs. Brassfield grew up to mature years: Laura J., born June 13, 1838, wife of F. M. Hughes; Mahala A., born September 10, 1839, now Mrs. J. B. Pond; Emily C., born September 23, 1841, married H. H. Turner, and is now deceased; G. M., born August 6, 1843; Mary M., born September 28, 1845, now Mrs. Joseph Irwin; Martha A., born November 23, 1847, wife of A. J. Bone; Zerilda E., born December, 1849, now Mrs. Richard Curtis; J. N., born June 25, 1852; Letitia, born July 14, 1855, married H. H. Purnes, and Rachel J., born April 12, 1862, is Mrs. George Ranbie. Mr. Brasfield and wife have been members of the Baptist Church for 50 years, and have always taken warm and devoted interest in the progress of their religion. They are ever ready to lend a helping hand, and in many instances their liberality has been shown. This portion of the county has been greatly aided by their influence and help. | BRASSFIELD, William Riley (I38675)
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| 8008 | Lizzie Buford HOUSTON - Lizzie Mae Buford, 82, died Friday, Jan. 23, 2004, at the Trace Regional Hospital. She waas a homemaker and a member of the Church of Christ. She was preceded in death by her husband, Charles Ervin Buford, on May 5, 1993. Services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Houston Funeral Home with the Rev. Scott Samuel and the Rev. John Strickland officiating. Burial will be in Bethel Cemetery in Houston. Survivors include five daughters, Virgie Rucker, Charlotte Barnett, Treacer Pettit, Alice Strickland and Martha Conner, all of Houston; three sons, Sammy Buford of Brandon, James Robert Buford of Moline, Ill., and Jerry Buford of Houston; two sisters, Inez Dotson and Mae Gann, both of Houston; a brother, Claud Brassfield of Houston; 21 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren, one great-great-grandchild. Pallbearers will be Charlie Watson, Charlie Pettit, Pete Patton, Jerry Buford, Larry Rucker and Robert Buford. Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. today and from 12:30 p.m. to service time Sunday. | BRASSFIELD, Lizzie Mae (I855)
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| 8009 | Lloyd D. Anson 1937-2011 CHILLICOTHE, Mo. - Lloyd D. Anson, 73, Chillicothe, died April 1, 2011. Preceded by: parents, Clyde and Eula Mae (Brassfield) Anson; brother, Kenneth Anson; and sister, Betty Thompson. Survived by: brother, Lyle Anson; and sisters, Lois Lambert, Mary Brokamp, and Dorothy Bybee. Services: 10 a.m. Thursday, Lindley Funeral Home, Chillicothe. Burial: Campground Cemetery, Osgood, Mo. Visitation: one hour prior to services at the funeral home. St Joseph News Press 4-5-2011 | ANSON, Lloyd Arnold (I833)
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| 8010 | Local Registrar's Death Records McCurtain, Haskell County, Oklahoma BRASSFIELD, Newton Cyril , M , 29 Sep 1925 , Book 1 , 9 | BRASSFIELD, Newton Cyril (I25476)
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| 8011 | Locust Grove Cemetery | MCCULLY, James Toleman (I28096)
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| 8012 | Locust Valley | BRASSFIELD, James Warner (I9151)
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| 8013 | Lodi Memorial Cemetery | JOENS, Esther Sophie (I19785)
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| 8014 | Logansport Pharos Tribune | Source Source: S15267 (S15267)
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| 8015 | Lois Brasfield described his occupation as "jack of all trades". Family folklore claims that he was from Chicago and had worked in a garage and been involved with "gangsters". | DAVIS, Cornelius Rastus (I6963)
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| 8016 | Lois Brasfield last knew (7/2000) of her living at: 2030 Pajaro Lane #1303 Freedom, CA 95019 (831) 722-0686 - disconnected Information entered by Billie Jean Davis shows date of marriage as 2/22/1953. Lois Brasfield showed place of birth as Green Forest. | BRASFIELD, Helen Marie (I17054)
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| 8017 | LOIS JUNE EICKHOFF, 75 Posted: Friday, Nov 12th, 2010 - Monte Vista Colorado Journal LAKEWOOD-Longtime Alamosa resident Lois June Eickhoff, 75, died of cancer Nov. 1, 2010 at the Hospice of St. John in Lakewood. Her granddaughter, Erin, was by her side. She was born Aug. 3, 1935 in Burnstown Township, Brown County, Minn., to Adolph G. and Gladys Parker Steinhaus. An avid gardener, Lois loved all plants and flowers and her house and yard was always filled with lush and blooming foliage. She loved to read and enjoyed being outside in the company of her family and friends. She looked at life with deep reverence, but preferred to bring her sense of humor to the forefront of any topic, and never missed an opportunity to have a good laugh. She was an incredibly strong woman and her spirit will not be forgotten by any of those who knew her. Her hobbies were reading, gardening, baking and playing games. Her second husband Harold “Ike” Eickhoff and both of her parents precede her in death. She and Ike especially loved their vacations in Mexico. Interment of Lois and Ike will be in Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico, next year. Her closest friends and family will be invited to attend. Survivors include her children, Rick (Rozann) Needham of Alamosa and Leigh Ann (Michael) Jones of Kirkwood, Mo.; her siblings, Jean Schuller (Delbert) of Willmar, Minn. and Norma (Donny) Watson of Blomkist, Minn.; her grandchildren, Erin Needham of Boulder, Jason (Lauren) Gentile of Hillsboro, Mo., Shayne Jones (Grace Marie) of Ft. Wainwright, Alaska, Cathryn Vasquez and Jonathon and Christopher Needham of Alamosa; her great-grandchildren: Marcus and Brennon Maes and numerous nieces and nephews survive her. She also leaves many great friends whom she dearly appreciated, especially Al and Corrine Olson, Kathy Hedglin and her daughter Stepanie, Veronica Vasquez, the staff at Southern Peaks Library and so many others. A Memorial Service will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 10, at the St. Thomas the Apostle Episcopal Church in Alamosa. Arrangements are by Rogers Family Mortuary of Alamosa. | STEINHAUS, Lois June (I20176)
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| 8018 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I27459)
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| 8019 | Lola C. Clark, a 76-year-old Rupert resident, passed away August 13, 2004, at her home. Lola was born Dec. 13, 1927 in Lucin, Utah, to Angelo Cesari and Italina Dalsoglio. She married John Robert Clark and has resided in Rupert her entire life. Lola served as the Minidoka County Deputy Auditor since 1976 until the time of her death. She was a member of the St. Nicholas Parish. Lola enjoyed spending time with her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. She is survived by children John Clark (Diane), Jim Clark, Julie Douthit (Mark), Jerry Clark (Norean), and Jeffrey Clark (Laura), 21 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren, a sister Vera Brassfield of Atlanta, Georgia, nieces Bobbi Claghorn and Susan Hopkins. She was preceded in death by her husband John R. Clark, her parents Angelo and Italina Cesari and one granddaughter, Tabatha Clark. Family and friends may call at the mortuary from 6 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 18, 2004. The Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. with Deacon Orville Rathe officiating. Funeral services will be held Thursday, Aug. 19, 2004 at 10 a.m. at St. Nicholas Catholic Church with Father Boniface Lutz as Celebrant. Burial will follow at the Rupert Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the St. Nicholas school endowment. Services are under the direction of the Hansen Mortuary Rupert Chapel. | CESARI, Lola C. (I24420)
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| 8020 | Loma Vista Memorial Park | BRASSFIELD, Guerry Eugene (I28990)
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| 8021 | Loma Vista Memorial Park | BRASSFIELD, Amanda Marie (I36520)
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| 8022 | Lone Cedar Cemetery | JAMES, Hallie Erwin (I45140)
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| 8023 | Lone Cedar Cemetery | ERWIN, Virginia Elizabeth (I47523)
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| 8024 | Lone Grove Cemetery | FORD, Molly (I1291)
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| 8025 | Lone Grove Cemetery | BRASSFIELD, Mamie Gladys (I1918)
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| 8026 | Lone Grove Cemetery | BRASSFIELD, Unknown (I20007)
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| 8027 | Lone Grove Cemetery | BRASSFIELD, George Washington (I47109)
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| 8028 | Lone Pine Cemetery | BRASFIELD, Jennie (I14679)
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| 8029 | long illness | MOYER, Elizabeth (I26150)
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| 8030 | Long Island National Cemetery | BRASSFIELD, Carl (I28995)
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| 8031 | Long Island National Cemetery | BRASSFIELD, Richard Harvey (I54984)
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| 8032 | Long Island National Cemetery - Grave 14060 | MINOR, Austin Joseph Jr. (I20735)
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| 8033 | LOOKING FOR CHILDREN OF DANIEL ROY BRASSFIELD AND PEARL MOONEY SHE IS THE D/O SAMUEL MOONEY ANNA WHITE.SAMUEL THE S/O JOHN RILEY MOONEY S/O WILLIAM COOK MOONEY. I AM OF THE LINE JOHN LEWIS MOONEY THE BRO TO WILLIAM COOK MOONEY. JUST TRYING TO FILL IN SOME GAPS IN FAMILY TREE.THANKS RLMOONEY70@aol.com | MOONEY, Mattie Pearl (I23864)
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| 8034 | LOOPER, Micah Lynn Brasfield, age 44, of Knoxville passed away Thursday, November 15, 2012. Micah was a member of Beaver Dam Baptist Church. She was a loving and devoted wife and mother. Micah was a graduate of Carson Newman College, and worked side by side with her husband at Greene, Looper, and Brasfield Law Office. She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Travis P. Brasfield, Louis M. and Betty Ocie Hutchens. She is survived by her husband, Patrick L. Looper; three children, Austin P. Looper, Jackson L. Looper, and Betty (Mady) Looper; mother, Betty Brasfield Jenkins; father, Travis G. Brasfield; brother and sister-in-law, Travis L. and Allison E. Brasfield; mother-in-law, Comaleta Looper, grandmother, Sylvia W. Brasfield; uncles, Freddie and Dr. Jimmy Brasfield and many extended family members and friends. The family will receive friends from 4:00 to 5:45 p.m. on Saturday, November 17, 2012 followed by a Celebration of Life at 6:00 p.m. at Beaver Dam Baptist Church, 4328 East Emory Road, Knoxville, TN with Dr. Alan Price officiating. Family and friends will gather at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday at Edgewood Cemetery, 229 Gallaher View Road for graveside services. Special thanks to Jason Martin and the staff at Benchmark Physical Therapy in Powell. Click Funeral Home Middlebrook Chapel 9020 Middlebrook Pike is serving the family of Micah Brasfield Looper. www.clickfh.com | BRASFIELD, Micha Lynn (I48845)
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| 8035 | Los Angeles National Cemetery Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California McCully, Edwin Brassfield, b. 04/09/1896, d. 04/21/1964, PVT, US ARMY, Plot: 94 C-06, bur. 04/27/1964, * Roster of Men and Women Who Served in The World War From Colorado 1917-1918 Gunnison County: Given Name: Edwin B. Surname: McCully Rank: Private Branch: S. P. D. Place: Gunnison Page: 544 | MCCULLY, Edwin Brassfield (I22414)
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| 8036 | Los Angeles National Cemetery | RYAN, Florence Ulen (I22160)
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| 8037 | Los Angeles National Cemetery | MCCULLY, Edwin Brassfield (I22414)
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| 8038 | Los Angeles National Cemetery | ROBISON, Adrian Ulmer (I26785)
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| 8039 | Los Gatos Memorial Park | BRASFIELD, Samuel Burke (I34315)
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| 8040 | Lost in boating mishap. Body not found. | MCINNES, John (I52742)
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| 8041 | Louis and Cordelia (Perrine) Harvey were married in Kenosha in 1847. Louis Harvey was the governor of Wisconsin during the Civil War. During this time Cordelia Harvey traveled with her husband to some of the army hospitals in the South. Unfortunately, while on this trip, Governor Harvey drowned. Mrs. Harvey continued on without her husband. She recognized that these hospitals were in terrible condition. Desperately wanting to help these soldiers from the North and South, Mrs. Harvey had to convince General Ulysses Grant and President Abraham Lincoln that better hospitals were needed. She claimed many soldiers would die without Northern air. She felt air in the North was free of sickness, such as typhoid or gangrene. Both General Grant and President Lincoln agreed. A hospital was then built in Madison, Wisconsin, for the injured soldiers. Mrs. Harvey continued to work for improved care for soldiers until the end of the war. Harvey Elementary School was named after this great lady. A portrait of Mrs. Harvey hangs in our governor's office today. | HARVEY, Louis Powell (I37906)
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| 8042 | Louis B. Hazelton | BRASSFIELD, Ulysses Grant (I22632)
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| 8043 | Louise Boltz 1915-2006 RAYTOWN, Mo. - Louise (Brassfield) Boltz, 90, Raytown, formerly Trenton, Mo., died Friday, March 10, 2006. Mrs. Boltz retired as a teacher at Grain Valley, Mo., elementary school. Survivors: daughters, Zana Allen and Betty Sproul, Raytown; son, Mike, Grain Valley; sister, Mary Ray, Fairfield, Calif.; seven grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Service: 1 p.m. Wednesday, Whitaker-Eads Funeral Home, Trenton. Burial: Maple Grove Cemetery, Trenton. Visitation: one hour before service, at funeral home. | BRASSFIELD, Louise (I38103)
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| 8044 | Louisiana, Marriages, 1718-1925 | Source Source: S7101 (S7101)
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| 8045 | Louisiana, Marriages, 1718-1925 | Source Source: S7351 (S7351)
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| 8046 | LOUISVILLE - James Kenneth Brasfield, 77, died Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2005, at the G.V. "Sonny" Montgomery V.A. Medical Center in Jackson. A native of Monroe County, he was born Sept. 4, 1927, in Smithville to the late Alvis and Viola Maudine Faulkner Brasfield. He was a resident of Louisville and a born-again Christian. He was a retired carpenter and a U.S. Air Force veteran of World War II. Services will be at 2 p.m. today at E.E. Pickle Funeral Home in Amory with the Rev. Tommy Jones officiating. Burial will be in Haughton Memorial Park. Survivors include his wife, Nancy Hisaw Brasfield of Louisville, whom he married Aug. 2, 1986; a son, Mike Brasfield and wife, Becky, of Bogalusa, La.; a daughter, Lisa Brasfield of Bay St. Louis; two stepsons, John Staszefski and wife, Brenda, of Weir, and David Staszefski of Louisville; two stepdaughters, Jo Ann Hurt and husband, John, of Hartselle, Ala., and Diane Fondren and husband, Ricky, of Starkville; four grandchildren, 18 stepgrandchildren, nine great-grandchildren, 18 stepgreat-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Jackie Brasfield. Pallbearers will be Wesley Matthew, Michael Brasfield, Daniel Staszefski, Charles Graham, Ricky Fondren, John Hurt, John Staszefski Jr. and John Staszefski III. Visitation will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today at the funeral home. | BRASFIELD, James Kenneth (I40733)
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| 8047 | Love-Ladd Cemetery | HAMMOND, Ella S (I18460)
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| 8048 | Love-Ladd Cemetery | LADD, Peter Harrison (I40546)
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| 8049 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I23635)
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| 8050 | Lower Valley Memorial Gardens | HADEEN, Robert Joel (I32275)
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