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| 6251 | S 1/2 NE 1/4 36-13-8 and SW 1/4 NW 1/4 31-13-9. | Frasier, Nellie Irene (I1087)
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| 6252 | S 1/2 NE 1/4 36-13-8 and SW 1/4 NW 1/4 31-13-9. | Frasier, Mabel May (I1089)
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| 6253 | S 1/2 NE 1/4 36-13-8 and SW 1/4 NW 1/4 31-13-9. | Frasier, Clarence Dwight (I1090)
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| 6254 | S 1/2 NE 1/4 36-13-8 and SW 1/4 NW 1/4 31-13-9. | Frasier, Myrtle Ruth (I1091)
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| 6255 | S 1/2 NE 1/4 36-13-8 and SW 1/4 NW 1/4 31-13-9. | Timmons, Lola Ethel (I20)
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| 6256 | S. Timmons S. Timmons, whose serious illness was mentioned last week, died Monday morning at 8 o'clock at his home in Malvern. The funeral was held at 3 o'clock this Tuesday afternoon at the Malvern Methodist church. Obituary later. Death of Salathiel Timmons The death of our fellow townsman, S. Simmons whose illness was mentioned in last week's Leader occurred Monday morning. He was taken with a stroke of paralysis Friday April 29 but rallied afterward and seemed to be improving up to the morning of his death when he was suddenly taken worse and died within a few minutes. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock from the Methodist church and was conducted by the pastor Rev. W. A. Black and the remains laid to rest in the Malvern cemetery. Salathiel Timmons was born in Madison County, Ohio, January 19, 1935 and died in Malvern, Iowa, May 2, 1909, being aged 74 years. While a resident of Illinois, Mr. Timmons served as a volunteer in the 123rd regiment Illinois Infantry, for three years, being honorably discharged in 1865. Mr. Timmons was converted to the religious life in Boone county, Iowa, in 1882 and immediately united with the Methodist Episcopal church. His conversion was clear and decisive, and he has always been counted a consistent, earnest and faithful Christian man. Though the nature of his last sickness made is [sic] impossible for him to express himself in speech, he gave the most satisfactory evidence to those who spoke to him of religious things, that his soul was in perfect peace in fellowship with the Lord. While in the army Mr. Timmons suffered a severe attack of typhoid fever, losing for a time the power of speech. It is doubtful whether he ever recovered his full strength. His first stroke of paralysis occurred in 1902, the second on the 24th of April, just past, and the third and fatal stroke on the third of May, this current month. There are left to mourn his loss the two children of the family, Mr. Charles F. Timmons of Ashland, Neb., and Miss Effie M. Timmons of this place. Mrs. Timmons departed this life three years ago. Our departed friend was a warm, sociable disposition and was well known in this part of the county, and was universally beloved. He was an indulgent parent, a faithful husband, a kind neighbor, a true citizen, a consistent Christian, a noble man. With all he was patient, and uncomplaining sufferer through all the time of his protracted weakness and disease. For such a man the sunset of this life is the day break of immortality. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to our neighbors and friends who so kindly sympathized and assisted us during our late bereavement, and also for the floral offering. Effie N. Timmons Chas. F. Timmons and family Salathiel Timmons, a well known resident of Malvern died at his home in the north part of town early Monday morning of apoplexy. He had had a stroke several years ago and another a few days previous to his death hastening at the end. Funeral was held Tuesday afternoon from the Methodist Church and conducted by the pastor, Rev. W. A. Black. The deceased was a civil war veteran and had resided in and near Malvern for the past 21 years. He leaves a daughter, Miss Effie Timmons of this place, and one son, Chas. F. of Ashland, Nebr. Salathial [sic] Timmons Salathiel Timmons was born in Madison County, Ohioh, January 19, 1835, and died in Malvern, Iowa, May 3, 1909, aged 74 years. He was married to Lydia A. Bennett of Clark County, Ohio, November 26, 1859. Mr. and Mrs. Timmons moved to Illinois in 1860; thence to Boone county, Iowa, in 1881; thence to Mills county in 1888 and from the country into the town of Malvern in 1904. Mr. Timmons served in the Civil war as a volunteer in the 123rd regiment Illinois infantry, for three years, and was honorably discharged in 1965. Mr. Timmons was convered to the religious life in Boone county in 1882, and united with the Methodist church. His conversion was clear and decisive, and he has always been counted a consistent, earnest and faithful Christian man. While in the army. Mr. Timmons suffered a severe attack of typhoid fever, losing for a time the power of speech. It is doubtful whether he ever recovered his full strength. His first stroke of apralysis occurred in 1902, the second on April 24, 1909, and the third and fatal stroke on May 3. There are left to mourn his loss the two children of the family, Charles F. Timmons of Ashland, Neb., and the wife died three years ago. | Timmons, Salathiel (I801)
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| 6257 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4162)
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| 6258 | Said to have been living with the family to help care for P.W. Pearson during his illness (she was Clara's niece). Pearson, William P., Head (M, age 43, Married) Pearson, Clara, Wife (F, age 43, Married) Pearson, Elmer, son (M, age 17, Single) Pearson, Herman W., son (M, age 15, Single) Pearson, Edna L., daughter (F, age 12, Single) Pearson, Ervin L., son (M, age 10, Single) Nelson, Florence E., neice (F, age 18, Single) | Nelson, Florence Evangelina (I1310)
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| 6259 | Said to have been living with the family to help care for P.W. Pearson during his illness (she was Clara's niece). | Nelson, Florence Evangelina (I1310)
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| 6260 | Salathiel and Lydia were married in 1859, and the following year moved to Illinois (1860), and apparently lived is Coles County. Salathiel was one of 10 brothers and 2 sisters. He is known to have lived in Ashmore Township both before and after the Civil War. They owned their farm. A brother Isaac lived with Salathiel and his family for a time after the war. On August 1, 1862 (He was a married man) Salathiel, Laban, Leroy and Battle H. Timmons all from Hutton township of Coles, County, entered the Civil War as Union soldiers. Their date of muster was September 6, 1862. He left his wife and baby son (Charles) behind. He was in the 123rd Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company A for 3 years. He was honorably discharged in 1865, at Maltoon, Illinois. While in the war he was in the skirmish on Stone Hill (Feb. 14, 1863), Pierce Hill Canesoth, Milton, Tennessee; and the Battle of Chaplin Hill. He had marched 1,191 miles. His grandson Ellis Graves of Malvern, Iowa, has his discharge papers. While in the army, Salathiel suffered a severe attack of typhoid fever, "losing for a time the power of speech", and may never have recovered his full strength. THE STORY OF SALATHIEL TIMMONS' NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCE, by Glenn Timmons "My father (Charles Franklin Timmons) told the story many times about his father (Salathiel Timmons) being ill and left for dead when his unit went into battle. In his unconscious state, he dreamt that he was marching into battle with many soldiers and he saw the flashing of guns and decided he did not want to go on and he dropped out of line. He then woke up to see his brother over him. He had come back to claim his body." He also mentioned that his grandfather experienced the sensation of being pulled through a "dark place" or "tunnel" and seeing a light. Salathiel and Lydia and their children moved to Boone, Iowa after the war,t hen about 1890 they moved to a farm 2 miles north and 1/2 mile west of Malvern, Iowa where they had an apple orchard and raised chickens. They later moved to Malvern. According to Salathiel's obituary (Mills County Tribune, May 14, 1909) he died in Malvern on May 3, 1909 at the age of 74. He had moved to Boone County, Iowa in 1881, to Mills County in 1888, and into the town of Malvern in 1904. The obituary adds: Mr. Timmons was converted to the religious life in Boone County in 1882 and united with the Methodist Church. His conversion was clear and decisive, and he has always been counted a consistent, earnest and faithful Christian man. Salathiel suffered a "stroke of paralysis" in 1902, another on April 24, 1909, and the third, which proved to be fatal, on May 3, 1909. (from Jane Otto) | Timmons, Salathiel (I801)
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| 6261 | Salathiel Timmons, 48, m, farmer Liddie A., 44, f, keeping house Charles F., 22, m, farmer Effie N., 14 F Household 110. Salathiel and Charles both registered to vote. | Timmons, Charles Franklin (I794)
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| 6262 | Salathiel Timmons, 48, m, farmer Liddie A., 44, f, keeping house Charles F., 22, m, farmer Effie N., 14 F Household 110. Salathiel and Charles both registered to vote. | Timmons, Salathiel (I801)
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| 6263 | Salathiel Timmons, 48, m, farmer Liddie A., 44, f, keeping house Charles F., 22, m, farmer Effie N., 14 F Household 110. Salathiel and Charles both registered to vote. | Bennett, Lydia A. (I802)
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| 6264 | Salathiel Timmons, 48, m, farmer Liddie A., 44, f, keeping house Charles F., 22, m, farmer Effie N., 14 F Household 110. Salathiel and Charles both registered to vote. | Timmons, Effie Nora (I803)
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| 6265 | Salathiel Timmons, 60, m, Farmer, Methodist Company A, 123 Illinois Infantry Lydia A., 56, f Effie N., 26, f | Timmons, Salathiel (I801)
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| 6266 | Salathiel Timmons, 60, m, Farmer, Methodist Company A, 123 Illinois Infantry Lydia A., 56, f Effie N., 26, f | Bennett, Lydia A. (I802)
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| 6267 | Salathiel Timmons, 60, m, Farmer, Methodist Company A, 123 Illinois Infantry Lydia A., 56, f Effie N., 26, f | Timmons, Effie Nora (I803)
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| 6268 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I600)
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| 6269 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I878)
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| 6270 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I834)
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| 6271 | Sarah may be the widow of a Samuel S. Cole. Samuel S. Cole is a 20-year-old farmer in the 1850 census of Iowa County, IA in English Twp. He is married to Sarah D. Cole, age 19, born in Ohio. That age and birthplace fit Benjamin Black's wife in 1870. | Family: Benjamin F. Black / Sarah Coles (F353)
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| 6272 | Sarah's death certificate says, Charles Townsend was the informant, of Asbury Park, NJ. She was buried or buried from, Red Bank, NJ. The address said 1031 Bangs Ave, I think in Asbury Park, NJ. Length of residence where death occured was 1 month, 10 days. Under ' if non-resident', it said New Britton, Conn. The doctor was R. S. Bennett, Asbury Park, NJ. Occupation said housework. There is no gravestone on Sarah's grave in Fairview Cemetery. There was no funeral home listed in the cemetery record book. The record book said she was 54 years and 14 days old at her death. The graves were purchased by Charles and Lanore Townsend. A NY certificate of birth for Charles William Townsend, says Sarah was born in 1856. The records at Fairview Cemetery list Aug. 24, 1866, as birthdate? In the 1920 census Sarah was living with her son Charles and family in New Britain, Hartford, CT. She said she came to America in 1870. She was listed as widowed. She said she was 57 years old, making 1863 her birth year? She became an 1881. | Kane, Sarah (I4089)
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| 6273 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3899)
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| 6274 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I6872)
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| 6275 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3899)
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| 6276 | Sebastian is living in St. Joseph Township with his five children: John, Peter, Herman, Henry and Anna. Kreifels, Sebastian (M, age ) Kreifels, (F, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) | Kreifels, Carl Joseph Sebastian (I2079)
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| 6277 | Sebastian is living in St. Joseph Township with his five children: John, Peter, Herman, Henry and Anna. Kreifels, Sebastian (M, age ) Kreifels, (F, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) | Kreifels, John Louis (I6233)
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| 6278 | Sebastian is living in St. Joseph Township with his five children: John, Peter, Herman, Henry and Anna. Kreifels, Sebastian (M, age ) Kreifels, (F, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) | Kreifels, Peter Mathias (I6234)
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| 6279 | Sebastian is living in St. Joseph Township with his five children: John, Peter, Herman, Henry and Anna. Kreifels, Sebastian (M, age ) Kreifels, (F, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) | Kreifels, Herman Joseph (I6235)
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| 6280 | Sebastian is living in St. Joseph Township with his five children: John, Peter, Herman, Henry and Anna. Kreifels, Sebastian (M, age ) Kreifels, (F, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) | Kreifels, Henry Peter (I6236)
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| 6281 | Sebastian is living in St. Joseph Township with his five children: John, Peter, Herman, Henry and Anna. Kreifels, Sebastian (M, age ) Kreifels, (F, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) Kreifels, (M, age ) | Kreifels, Anna Margarette (I6237)
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| 6282 | Selma came to America April 12, 1885. She stayed with her sister Mrs. Nels Eliason for a time. She became a citizen in 1900 (1920 census). | Nelson, Selma (I1881)
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| 6283 | Selma was born on a farm West of Swedeburg. The 1920 census says she was a private family housekeeper. | Pearson, Selma Agusta (I1996)
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| 6284 | Selma's gravestone says 7 years, 7 months, 9 days. | Martinson, Selma L (I106)
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| 6285 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4522)
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| 6286 | Serial no. 13 - Jöns receives moving-out certificate on Aug 14, destination Önnestad | Mårtensson, Jöns (I425)
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| 6287 | Serial No. 13, died 26 Sep, buried 5 Oct, Bengta Mattsdotter, åbon (the farmer) Jöns Jeppsson, d.y. hustru (wife) i Norje, cause of death barnsbörd (childbirth), age 44 years. | Matsdotter, Bengta (I7701)
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| 6288 | Serial No. 24 - 11 Nov 1845 - Arrend. Mårten Nilsson, wife Anna Jönsdotter with children Nils, Jöns, Bengta, Elna, Anders and Lars with all birthdates listed. | Mårtensson, Jöns (I425)
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| 6289 | Serial No. 24 - 11 Nov 1845 - Arrend. Mårten Nilsson, wife Anna Jönsdotter with children Nils, Jöns, Bengta, Elna, Anders and Lars with all birthdates listed. | Nilsson, Mårten (I1507)
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| 6290 | Serial No. 24 - 11 Nov 1845 - Arrend. Mårten Nilsson, wife Anna Jönsdotter with children Nils, Jöns, Bengta, Elna, Anders and Lars with all birthdates listed. | Jönsdotter, Anna (I1508)
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| 6291 | Serial No. 24 - 11 Nov 1845 - Arrend. Mårten Nilsson, wife Anna Jönsdotter with children Nils, Jöns, Bengta, Elna, Anders and Lars with all birthdates listed. | Mårtensson, Nils (I1509)
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| 6292 | Serial No. 24 - 11 Nov 1845 - Arrend. Mårten Nilsson, wife Anna Jönsdotter with children Nils, Jöns, Bengta, Elna, Anders and Lars with all birthdates listed. | Mårtensdotter, Bengta (I1510)
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| 6293 | Serial No. 24 - 11 Nov 1845 - Arrend. Mårten Nilsson, wife Anna Jönsdotter with children Nils, Jöns, Bengta, Elna, Anders and Lars with all birthdates listed. | Mårtensdotter, Elna (I1511)
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| 6294 | Serial No. 24 - 11 Nov 1845 - Arrend. Mårten Nilsson, wife Anna Jönsdotter with children Nils, Jöns, Bengta, Elna, Anders and Lars with all birthdates listed. | Mårtensson, Anders (I1512)
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| 6295 | Serial No. 24 - 11 Nov 1845 - Arrend. Mårten Nilsson, wife Anna Jönsdotter with children Nils, Jöns, Bengta, Elna, Anders and Lars with all birthdates listed. | Mårtensson, Lars (I1513)
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| 6296 | Serial No. 3, born March 31, baptized April 11, male, o. ä. (oäkta=illegitimate), mother Bengta Nilsdotter, maid at No. 30 Ynde, age 27. Godparents Maid Johanna Nilsdotter, farmhand Ola Nilsson and crofter Nils Olsson all from Ifvetofta. | Olson, Joel (I11981)
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| 6297 | Serial no. 34, arrived from Marbäck | Petersdotter, Ulrica Carolina (I11841)
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| 6298 | Serial no. 34, arrived from Marbäck | Petersdotter, Ulrica Carolina (I11841)
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| 6299 | Serial no. 43. Arrived from Nässjö | Nilsdotter, Maja Stina (I11823)
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| 6300 | Serial no. 43. Arrived from Nässjö | Nilsdotter, Maja Stina (I11823)
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