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Obit. from swva genealogy at findagrave | Terrell, Rufus Powell (I547451675)
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Obit. from the Quaker Meeting records of Pennsylvania.
At Eastland, Little Britain Township, Lancaster County, on the 6th inst. Israel Reynolds, in the 88th year of his age. He was a public spirited citizen in his time and had always resided in the neighborhood where he died.
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Obit. has Alexander's wife as a Gilbert. Marriage Record has her as a Barnes, Maybe Alexander had 2 wives.. | Fletcher, Alexander Adolphus (I23980)
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obit. has the death date as Saturday. August 13, 1881. | Deu Friend, William (I2066)
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Obit. on Death Certificate
Mr. Charles Reynolds was married last Wednesday evening to Miss Lottie
Alexander, daughter of Mr. Henry Alexander. Mr. Reynolds by being a sober and
industrious man had saved $65.00. He kept it in his trunk at his father's
residence. Five dollars of this money was gold, the balance paper. He had been
out skating. When he came home he threw his skates in the trunk, closed it down
and left. His mother smelling smoke went up stairs to look for the cause. She
found the trunk on fire and about all that was left was the $5 gold piece. He
had some parlor matches in the trunk and in throwing down the skates they struck
the matches and set them off. He can't account for it any other way. He can't
tell the banks they were on or any thing about it, all that was left were the
ashes.
from the Cecil Whig dated 3/2/1889 | Reynolds, Charles Russell (I9361)
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OBITUARIES
Sarasota Herald-Tribune (FL) - Tuesday, April 8, 1997
Dorothy Deal Varner, 78, Palmetto, died April 4, 1997.
She was born Jan. 24, 1919, in Washington, D.C., and came to Palmetto 15 years ago from Winston-Salem, N.C. She was a former registered nurse at Forsyth Memorial Hospital. She was a member of St. Mary's Episcopal Church and the Palmetto Garden Club.
Survivors include a daughter, Linney T. Reynolds of Palmetto; a brother, William E. Sisson of Wrightsville Beach, N.C.; and three grandchildren.
A memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at St. Mary's Episcopal Church. Burial will be in Winston-Salem. Toale Brothers Funeral Home, Bradenton Chapel, is in charge.
Memorial donations may be made to St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 1010 24th Ave. W., Palmetto, FL 34221. | Deal, Dorothy Linney (I6974)
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Obituary
Floyd Franklin Bone, age 78 of Highland, formerly of South of Greenville, passed away at 2:14 a.m. Saturday, September 14, 2019 in Anderson Hospital in Maryville.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, September 21, 2019 at the Donnell-Wiegand Funeral Home in Greenville with Rev. Dr. Ward Sussenbach officiating. Friends may call from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday. Memorials may be made to the Donor?s choice. Burial will follow in Duncan Cemetery with Full Military Honors by the V.F.W. Post 5694 of Highland.
Floyd Franklin Bone, the son of William Forman Bone and Laura Mae Wilhelm Bone, was born on September 29, 1940 in Stoleytown in Clinton County near Keyesport, IL. Floyd grew up in St. Louis, MO and Mulberry Grove, attending the Mulberry Grove Elementary and High School and graduated from Roosevelt High School in St. Louis in 1959. Floyd answered his country?s call by
joining the United States Marine Corps on October 30, 1959 in Kansas City, MO. and rose to the rank of E-7 serving overseas in Vietnam in Supply-Procurement and Intelligence and Supply Clerk. Floyd was honorably discharged on January 29, 1982 at Campden, California. Floyd received medals including the Republic of Vietnam Meritorius Unit with Cross of Gallentry with Palm and Frame, Presidential Unit Citation, Good Conduct Medal with 6 stars, Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal with 60, Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, the Vietnam Service Medal with 2 stars and Letter of Appreciation. Floyd moved his family to Highland, Illinois and worked for the Veteran?s Administration until 2003.
Floyd and Judith Kay DeuFriend were united in marriage on February 17, 1961 in Bristow, California and have enjoyed over 58 years together. Judith survives as do their three sons, Floyd Franklin ?Jay? (Jennifer) Bone Jr. of Highland, Bryan Keith (Rosie) Bone of Godfrey, Daniel Wayne (Tracy) Bone of Belleville, 10 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren.
Floyd is the last of his generation, being predeceased by his parents and siblings including Darrell Bone, Zack Aria Bone who died in service, Alten Bone, Carl Bone, Tommy Leroy Bone in infancy, Esther Mathis, and Aurelia Bone Hubbs Ackman.
Floyd was a member of the V.F.W. Post 5694 of Highland. | Bone, Floyd Franklin (I2034)
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Obituary for Alexander D. Beck from the 07.March.1912 issue
of "The Unique Weekly" of Risingsun, Ohio.
"Alexander D. Beck was born June 19, 1831, and departed
this life March 2, 1912, aged 80 years, 8 months and 11
days. He was married four times. He leaved one son, J.H.
Beck of Wills Point, Texas, a number of grandchildren and a
widow, Mary J. Beck.
He was a member of Company B, 31st Indiana Infantry, and
was a member of W.C. County Post, 476 G.A.R. of West
Millgrove, Ohio.
He joined church at about the age of 20 years, and while
not having a church near at hand he did not have any
opportunity to attend church much, but during his last
illness he spoke often of his church and desired if
possible to have a minister of the Church of Christ or the
Disciple Church.
The funeral was held Tuesday morning at West Millgrove,
conducted by Rev. Smith of Prairie Depot. Interment made in
West Millgrove Cemetery."
[From "Beck & Tittle Footprints" by Nell Truitt prepared
01.October.1998]:
Alexander D. Beck's birth is recorded in the Beck family
Bible which is the possession of Dr. Robert J. Beck in
1998. "Elick" as he was lovingly called in his youth, was
the first son born to his parents and he shared the name of
his maternal grandfather, Alexander, a Scotch-Irish
Baptist. Therefore, we assume the middle initial "D" was
for Devin.
A.D. Beck, listed in the 1880 Texas Census, named North
Carolina as his father's birthplace, and indicated his
mother's birthplace was unknown. Alexander was eighteen
month old when his mother, Susan, died giving birth to his
younger brother, John J. Beck. Alexander never really knew
his mother. His father married Rebecca Barker two years
after his mother died. She raised the young boys and their
sisters and gave birth to five more children by Andrew.
Evidently, Alexander grew up in the vicinity of Beck's
Mill, a small settlement in Howard Township, southern
Washington County, south of Salem Indiana, where his
grandfather, George Beck, Sr. had brought his family from
North Carolina in 1807. Alexander's father was 13 years old
in 1808 when the family made their home in the vicinity of
Organ Spring along Mill Creek and built a fifteen foot
square log-structure, grist mill.
Growing up on Beck's Hill, Andrew M. may have seen many
exciting times, as Indians came to the settlement and
professed great freindship for their "white brother." They
were given food and meal, and in the night, they would take
the horses. Young Alexander D. Beck learned to read and
write at the small school, built in 1811 at Beck's Hill,
and helped his father at the mill and on their farm in many
ways.
Alexander Beck is listed wtih his family in the 1850 Census
Index, page 101 of Washington County, Indiana at age 19 and
is listed in the 1860 census in Martin County, Indiana. As
a young man 21, in 1854, he went to Kaufman County, Texas,
with his father and step-mother when they left Indiana and
located there. However, he was in Lawrence County, Indiana
the following year where he married Mrs. Catherin Horsey
Greenwood. She gave birth to his four children.
Alexander D. Beck served in the Civil War. On the 26th day
of September, 1864, he was drafted and enrolled at
Columbus, Indiana as a Private in Co. B - 31st Regiment of
the Indiana infantry. He served for a few months at Lick
Creek, Tennessee. He began suffering from Chronic Diarrhea
and Rheumatish there, spent time in the hospitals in
Nashville, Tennessee and Jeffersonville, Indiana and was
released. All the remainder of his life he had some
problems with this diarrhea, as evidenced in his Pension
Paper filed in 1891-1898.
After his wife, Catherine, died, Alexander married Sarah
Francis Survance, who raised his three remaining children.
The family placed their belongings into an ox-drawn wagon
and made the long trip to what is now Wills Point, Van
Zandt County, Texas. After Sarah's death, A.D. Beck married
Mrs. Lucy F. (Cole) Palmer, age 34. She died ten months
after they were married. Alexander then wed Mrs. Mary Jane
(Mackey) Russell in Wills Point, Texas. Within a year, they
left and moved to the Mackey Estate (her parent's property)
in West Millgrove, Ohio.
Alexander's burial place is in River View Cemetery, Wood
County, Ohio. A large and stately gravestone marks this
serene place. On Memorial Day each year, a silver star with
the inscription GAR 1861-1865 is placed beside hsi stone,
indicating his service in the Civil War - Grand Army of the
Republic.
Sources:
Family Bible records of Alexander D. Beck and John
Jefferson Beck (his son)
Beck Family Bible in possession of Dr. Robert J. Beck (1988)
1850 Census Records - Washington County, Indiana.
1860 Census Records - Martin County, Indiana.
1880 Census Records - Van Zandt County, Texas.
1890 Census Records - Wood County, Ohio.
1900 Census Records - Wood County, Ohio.
Marriage Records - Lawrence County, Indiana.
Marriage Records - Martin County, Indiana.
Marriage Records - Van Zandt County, Texas.
Pension Records for Alexander D. Beck; National Archives;
Civil War Veteran - G.A.R.; Private; Co. B - 31st Regiment,
Indiana Infantry.
"Historical and Biographical Records, Wood County, Ohio -
1898"
Research by Nell Truitt; 1998.
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Descendant Chart, 14:48 hours
!BIRTH:Truitt, Joyce Nell DC, Truitt, Joyce Nell DC,
Descendant Chart
!DEATH:Beck & Tittle Footprints, Beck & Tittle Footprints,
Joyce Nell Beck LaGrone Truitt, prepared 19981001
!BURIAL:Beck & Tittle Footprints, Beck & Tittle Footprints,
Joyce Nell Beck LaGrone Truitt, prepared 19981001 | Beck, Alexander D. (I2575)
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Obituary for Corbin Miller Reynolds
Corbin Miller Reynolds III, age 104, of Glen Wilton, Virginia died Tuesday, May 9, 2017 at Carillon Roanoke Memorial Hospital in Roanoke, Virginia. Corbin was a community leader in northern Botetourt County. His long life and love of service enabled him to work in many ways to help others. He was a charter member of the Glen Wilton Fire Department literally helping build its first building with a Sears Building Guide. He organized the Glen Wilton Wild Life Club in the 1940?s, organized and coached Pony League and recreational league baseball teams, played baseball over 4 decades, beginning with pickup games of youth to 15 years on the semipro Westvaco teams, to league play in Botetourt County. He was active in the Eagle Rock Ruritan Club, The PTA of the schools of his children, the Botetourt School Consolidation effort that produced the building of three new high schools; James River, Lord Botetourt and Central Academy in the mid-late 1950?s. In a search for developing a community water system, he helped organize the Demonstration Water Project through TAP in Roanoke, served 6 terms as its president. That group became the Water Project and the model for the formation of the Southeast Rural Community Assistance Project serving 7 states from Delaware to Florida and similar projects that have become a national network. Hunting, fishing and baseball were his favorite vocations. He fished from the native trout streams of the mountains, to the Outer Banks of North Carolina. His hunting legend is widely known. His greatest prey was the turkey. He was a pro, hunting and killing over 125, at 95 he killed three, with one shot at his secret hunting spot. His walk with his Lord included him being a long life member and 104 years of attendance in the Glen Wilton Presbyterian Church, serving many positions including faithful worker of the Fincastle Peaks Presbytery, Elder, later Elder Emeritus. His life was focused on serving others and growing God?s Kingdom. Bud was the son of the late Corbin M. Reynolds Jr and the late Margaret Lillian Anderson Reynolds. He was preceded in death by the love of his life and wife of 66 years, Ruby Maydian Reynolds. Their home was a haven of love, laughter, sharing, caring and visitors. His skill at recounting 100 years of tales entertained every ear upon which they fell. Everyone loved Bud and Ruby. He was also proceeded in death by his sister, Louise M. Reynolds and his daughter in law, Frances Reynolds, and all of his generation in the area. He is survived by a son, Corbin ?Billy? Reynolds IV of Clifton Forge; two daughters, Anita Wildhaber and husband Frank of Salem, Va; and Jane Lyle and husband Ernie of Bacova, Va; 10 grandchildren, Tim Reynolds, Kevin and Heidi Reynolds, Kenny and Lisa Reynolds, Katherine Reynolds, Theresa R. and Dallas Kiester, Susan and John Holgren, Trina W. and Dale Boitnott, Kathy W. and Ben Bowman, Nicole L. and Neal Kemper and Ernie Lye Jr; 23 great grandchildren; Caleb, Brooke, Kaileigh, Hunter, Haley, Jackson, Miranda, Jessica, Savannah, Corbin, Josh, Brittany, Aaron, Ethan, Anna Maria, Aaron, Ashley, Travis, Heather, Christopher, Kayla, Austin and Summer; 8 great great grandchildren; Raelyn, expected arrival of Zachary, Maggie, Aria, Carlin, Brayden, Avery and Gavin; devoted caregivers, Lisa Osborne; church friends, Cathryn, Tony, Karen and Seth, and numerous extended family members and friends. A funeral service will be conducted, Saturday, May 13, 2017 at 3:00 pm in the Chapel of Nicely Funeral Home with Reverend Robert McRae officiating. Interment will follow at Locust Bottom Cemetery in Botetourt County. The family will receive friends on Friday evening from 6:00-8:00 pm and Saturday from 1:30 pm until the time of service at Nicely Funeral Home in Clifton Forge. | Reynolds, Corbin Miller III (I18373)
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Obituary for James Lemuel Powell says he married Pattie Torian in 1877; the marriage record for Caswell Co. shows 1879........ | Family F2769
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