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| 551 | From: Mamaw@aol.com Leona Tinsley Shields To: Subject: Re: James Harley CANTRELL Date: Monday, February 05, 2001 11:45 AM Here is all I have on this family Joseph Cantrell, May 2, 1840, died Nov 15, 1925 in Dekalb County,Tn Julia ? , Born, Jan, 14, 1845, died Oct 18, 1928 in Dekalb County, Tn. Joseph and Julia are both buried in the Fuston Cemetery in Dekalb County,Tn Children were James Harley Cantrell, born August 1868, died, ? married Cleo Ward August 16, 1891 in Dekalb County,Tn, Cleo died May 1898 in Dekalb County,Tn. Children were Nannie Genette Cantrell,born June 24, 1892 in Dekalb County,Tn and died April 10, 1983 in Warren County,Tn and is buried in the Mt View Cemetery in McMinnville,Tn. She married James Kidwell Shields Nov 20 1909 in Dekalb County,Tn.. Their children were, Arthur Waterman Shields born March 5, 1913 in McMinnville,Tn, Warren County, he died February 22, 1999 in Smithville,Tn, Dekalb County. Furman Love Shields, born Dec 1, 1918 in McMinnville,Tn, Warren County, still living. I will send the information on the second marriage later today. | Cantrell, Nannie Genette (I26804)
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| 552 | From: Paula Craigo To: BClonts@aol.com Subject: Clontz genealogy Date: Tuesday, August 25, 1998 7:30 PM Dear Mr. Clontz In response to your query on the Gilmer county web site, I have the following information. I believe it is from a geneaologic history of the area in Texas to which John Robert Craigo, grandson of Annie Clontz, moved in 1900. Samuel Clontz born 4 Feb 1801 married in 1822 to Sarah (9 Jan 1804 - 1868). Their children were M.A. Clontz (31 May 1823, a baptist minister), Dock, William P., Samuel A. II, martin L., peggy Jane, Benjamin P., G. Christian S. (died 1863); Mary L. A. (died 1867), Milligan C. (died 12 Sept 1947). Sam I married for second time in 1870 to Anna Arminda Kincaid, one son named Rufus. (I have to say that the dates make me wonder if it was Sam II that married Anna Arminda.) The above is in a notebook facing a page on the Clontz (information below) to whom i am related, so I would think that Annie was a child in this family, but I wonder why i didn't write it down. As I recall, Annie was the daughter of either Jake or Sam Clontz. The first Sam was either from Germany or the son of someone from Germany, by memory. William Alexander Craigo b. 1822 m. Annie E. Clontz Children: 1:Sarah Rebecca born 5 Sep 1849, died 1887 married 15 Dec 1872 to Rev. Lew D. Ellington (14 Apr 1846 - 15 May 1927) 2:Thomas Winn (27 June 1851 - 7 Mar 1930) married Alice Greer daughter of thomas greer (Alice died 13 May 1949); Alice and Thomas Craigo had sons Robert, Will, Tom jr; After Thomas Craigo died, Alice married Rev. Joe Chastain 3: William Wright 7 Nov 1853 - 12 Dec 1893 4: John Robert b. 19 July 1856 5: Matilda Cordelia Hope this is of some use. | Clonts, Annie Elizabeth (I20009)
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| 553 | From: William L. Hinds To: schoolstuff@worldnet.att.net Subject: Chloe Cline, George Clontz Date: Wednesday, June 09, 1999 9:06 PM David: The only thing I have in my data base about these two people comes from Family Tree Maker, World Family Tree, Vol 14, Tree 0596. I do not know who the submitter is, but if you are a subscriber, as I am, there is a way to find out. George and Chloe were contemporaries of Michael Cline and Fannie Killian.George, whose full name, as given on the referenced family tree, Michael George Clontz, was born May 1760. He married Chloe in August 1783. He died October 20, 1838. His father is listed as Hance (John) Micalle Glance (Clontz). His mother as Margaret. Chloe is listed as having been born about 1766 and died March 1, 1847. Her parents do not appear. The tree contains the names of their 8 children, but does not list any spouses for any of the children. Hope this helps. It's all I can find in my library or files that fits, date wise and other wise. According Bill Hinds 5424 Ezell St. Graceville, FL 32440-1865 (850) 263-8776 Bhinds@usa.net Bhinds@wfeca.net | Klein, Chloe (I9038)
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| 554 | Gannon,Lucinda Clonts:Pedigree;cyandbill796@cs.com;11 Dec 2000 | Source (S35861)
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| 555 | Gannon,Lucinda Clonts:Pedigree;cyandbill796@cs.com;27 Nov 2000; Ancestry.Com:SSDI | Source (S35857)
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| 556 | Gannon,Lucinda Clonts:Pedigree;cyandbill796@cs.com;28 Nov 2000 | Source (S35859)
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| 557 | Garris,Mark:Pedigree,108 Roving Road SE Lot 17,Cartersville,GA 30120, Tel:770/386-7544,E-Mail:garrisofga@aol.com/e-mail:29 Dec 2000 | Source (S33057)
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| 558 | Genealogy of the LEMMOND Family, complied by Chas. Q. Lemmond. | Source (S12566)
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| 559 | Gilmer County Marriage Book | Source (S39667)
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| 560 | Gilmer County, Georgia Census: 1840 1850 1860 1870 Jacob x Samuel x x Asbury x Michael A. x John x* x x * Listed as 20-30 years old, 1 female child under 5 and 1 female 15-20. and next: Lourena Smith, age 1, appears in household of John Clonts, 1860, Gilmer Co.,GA and next: I've concluded that JOHN CLONTS was a brother to SAMUEL CLONTS. Based on family lore that (1) Samuel came to North Georgia with a brother (2) biographical similarities, i.e., birth-dates, birth-states, and (3) traditional family names given their offspring (4) Norman Clontz' family group records and (5) Loie Clontz Christie's identification of George's children in a letter written to Mr. R.H. Clontz, October 23, 1972. and next: Per Helen Casada, "He (John) is buried at Old Cartecay Cemetery which is in a pasture. There are 10 or 11 marked graves. No other CLONTZ. However, on each side of John's grave is a grave marked only with a field stone." Conclusion: John was married when he came to Georgia in circa 1833 based on diary entries of William Thomas Prestwood. WTP alludes to John's wife and notes that John moved... There are marriage records for John to Irene Dunn, in 1838, and testimony of Mahala Hembree that she married a man named, John Clonts, in 1851, in Gilmer County, Georgia. Therefore, John is married three times. and next: The two children, Momoc & John, listed in the 1870 census with his second wife, Mahala, seem unlikely to be his children or even Mahala's because (1) why would John have two children named "John" and (2) given Mahala's age, it doesn't seem biologically possible for her to have had these two. Of course, the forename, Momoc, is intriguing. Is it Indian? Could he have been of Mahala's family since she claims Indian heritage? Or are Momoc and John simply neighborhood children who happened to have been in John's household when the census-taker was on his rounds? Testimonial evidence given by Mahala in her 1908 petition for land and money in the Indian Territory (Oklahoma), identifies her children beginning with Margaret - her oldest. No mention was made of Momoc or the first John which further supports the thesis that neither child was the off-spring of John and Mahala. Further research suggests that "Momoc" should read "Monroe"...John R. Clonts. and next: 1910 DeKalb County Census cites John's birth state as South Carolina. Julia cites Georgia for her mother's birth state and South Carolina for her father. and next: John R. Clonts, Hacienda Heights, CA, has found evidence that progenitor John was a veteran of the Florida-Indian Wars. While in the Carlsbad, CA library he found the following: "Index to Volunteer Soldiers in Indian Wars and Disturbances 1815-1858 Vol: 1 A -K; Clouts, John, Pvt, serv in Cody's Co. of 1st Ga Mtd Vols in Fl War Index to Indian wars Pension Files in 1892-1926, p. 290; Clouts, John, wid Mahala C., WC727 Ga 10 Sept 1892, Fl War Srv" and next: Mahala, his wife, describes John as 5' 11", light-colored hair, blue eyes, fair complexion and could not write... end of notes _____ | Clonts, John William Sr. (I8920)
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| 561 | Glenn Clontz, obituary, "The News Herald", Morganton,NC, Sunday, October 31, 1993, submitted by Nancy Puckett. | Source (S13176)
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| 562 | Good morning Cuz, I noticed you've been doing quite a bit of updating. One small detail, the current entry for my grandmother Annie states "married Monte Lafayette Patterson Interesting that the 1900 Census, with John D. Patterson as the father of Mont L Patterson, shows him as being 18, i.e. born in 1882. The death certificate shows he was born in 1892. I think the error is in the census. His age is 7 on the census, his name appears in birth order. I looked at the census record; a complete copy is attached. | Patterson, Monte Lafayette (I43060)
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| 563 | Grady Lee Clontz Obituary, "The Bulletin", 9/27/1989 | Source (S12376)
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| 564 | Great sense of humor. A devoted brother. Tall, 6'3" and Hennessee-blue-eyes. Loved music and was active in the music industry. Graduated college with a business degree. Very creative and enjoyed all of the arts very much. Fred Lived down the street from me and we saw each other everyday...we were very close. Fred was killed by a drunk driver in the afternoon of December 5, 1985. We buried him on his 35th birthday...DAH. "The Southern Standard", December 9, 1985: "Fred Byars Hennessee, 35, a resident of West Palm Beach, Fla., was fatally injured in an autobile accident in West Palm Beach Thursday. The body is being brought to Warren County for burial. Graveside services will be conducted today a 2 p.m. at Mt. View Cemetery with Jerry Hennessee officiating. A native of Detroit, Mich., Mr. Hennessee, who was single, was a son of Bert A. Hennessee and Lucille Byars Hennessee of West Palm Beach, formerly of this area. Surviving, in addition to the parents, are a brother, David A. Hennessee, also of West Palm Beach, and four aunts, and uncle and several nieces and nephews of the McMinnville area. Local arrangements are by Love-Cantrell & Cope Funeral Home." Miami Herald, The (FL) - December 7, 1985 Deceased Name: HENNESSEE, Fred B. HENNESSEE, Fred B., 34, of 2018 Florida Ave., West Palm Beach, died Thursday. Services 2 p.m. today, Thomas L. Price Funeral Home, North Palm Beach. Copyright (c) 1985 The Miami Herald 8.6.2011 http://www.rbhshornets.com/class_profile.cfm?member_id=1903094 I am glad that Fred's friends remember him. I met him at FAU and we were good friends, (as I remain close with his older brother David to this day). Fred was in his Fiat on Congress Ave, waiting at the light (the cross street was either Forest Hill Blvd or 10th in West Palm). A drunken women plowed into the Fiat's driver's side. Fred was rushed to Good Sam. Hospital, was in a coma, and died six hours later never regaining consciousness. Fred loved Florida, brought the Rolling Stones to the speedway and was a local Head Hunter before going into telephone sales. Before he died, he had found an inner peace and felt that his life was in order. Thanks again for remembering our friend. -unnamed writer 6.2.2009 Robert Jordan 6.2.2009 Debbie Miller Wert 6.6.2009 Robert Jordan | Hennessee, Fred Byars (I4)
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| 565 | Greene County,TN Marriage Records Carol Combs, Researcher | Source (S39801)
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| 566 | Gregory Paul Young provided the dates, events, locations & person through a telephone interview, 386.717.2825, Saturday, August 11th, 2018, abstracted by David A. Hennessee, info@classroomfurniture.com, retrieved or revisited, recorded & uploaded to the website, www.TheHennesseeFamily.com, Saturday, August 11th, 2018 | Source (S13002)
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| 567 | Had several children by her, names unknown...Thelma Clonts. | King, Fannie E. (I7176)
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| 568 | Hans (John) BALTZIGER, Sr. Hans Baltziger was born on 25 Sep 1696 in Switzerland. He died on 4 Jul 1756 in Orangeburg Dist., S. C.. "Died on Sunday, July 4 after some months illness and on Monday July 5th was interred in the Church yard of Orangeburgh, the boyd of John Balziger, Senior. of the said township of Orangeburgh, Anno Otato, 59 years, 9 month, 9 months, 9 days (Rev. Giessendanner) He was buried on 5 Jul 1756 in Pioneer Graveyard, Bull Street, Orangeburg, South Carolina.(2) He was christened. NOTES: Hans Balziger shows up in the early church records of Orangeburg Dist., SC. It appears that he emigrated from either Switzerland or Germany with a group of other German speaking persons who came to the Colonies to settle in the German speaking community of Orangeburg as they were all protestants escaping from the Palatinate to avoid persecution. They were probably Calvinists, however, when they reached the Colonies the minister who accompanied them took them into the Episcopal faith. Hans Balziger shows up in the early church records of that settlement as sponsoring several different individuals into baptism or confirmation. His wife is shown only as Mary. John Balziger, Jr. may have been born before they left Europe, but this is not certain, as no passenger lists have yet been located. It appears that later in successive generations their name was changed to BALTZEGAR and BALZEGAR. Source: History of Orangeburg County, S. C. by A. S. Salley, Jr. Genealogical Publishing Co. 1969. Came to South Carolina about 1735/ 1735 Sept 17, Survey, Lot 284 + 200 acres. Plat 6:428; Grant 34:519 He was married to Mary in , Prob.Orangeburg, S. C.. Children were: John BALZIGER Jr., George BALZIGER. | Baltziger, Hans Sr. (I81)
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| 569 | HARDING, SR., Edward Byars - McMinnville resident and DeKalb County, TN native Edward Byars Harding, Sr., age 80, was born November 20, 1926 and died January 25, 2007 at his residence following a one-year illness. He was an electronics technician at A.E.D.C, a WWII veteran of the Merchant Marines and Korean War veteran of the United States Army. He was the son of the late Walter Park and Annie Lee Byars Harding. He was married March 16, 1963 to Mary Vernell Standefer Harding of McMinnville. In addition to his wife, he is survived by one son, Byars Harding, Jr. of McMinnville; brother, Walter Parker Harding of Eugene, OR; half-brother, John Kenneth Jones of McMinnville and half sister, Doris Ann Grandy of Louisville, TN. Funeral service will be held at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, January 27, 2007 in High's Chapel. Burial will follow in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Cagle, TN with full military honors to be administered by the American Legion Post 173 and VFW Post 5064. Visitation will be held from 11:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. Friday and from 9:00 a.m. until time of service Saturday at High's. | Harding, Edward Byars (I716)
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| 570 | Harriet Getzen Knight, family group records, Route 1 Box 611-B, Orr's Island, ME 040466 | Source (S12591)
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| 571 | Have linked John & Ester based on John's birth-date and birth-location...DAH. Confirmed by Betty K. Price. | Clontz, John Adam Jr. (I10823)
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| 572 | Hazel Cope Ashly, persnal knowledge, letter dated January 8, 1994, to Sara Pass Modlin | Source (S12432)
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| 573 | He and his family moved to Tecumseh, circa 1885. | Clonts, Benjamin Bascom (I9766)
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| 574 | He and Ma spent several weeks during the winter fishing in the early 1950's. I remember Dad pointing out the boarding house on Okeechobee Road where they stayed which turns out is only eight blocks from my house on Biscayne Drive... | Byars, Perry Green "Green" (I703)
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| 575 | He came to America at age 29, on the ship Adventure, arriving September 23, 1732 with his family. He is shown on the Captian's list (List 23 A) as Jerimy Glance and on the other 2 lists as Hieronymus Glantz. | Glantz, The Immigrant Hieronymus "Jeremiah" (I9054)
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| 576 | He courted Aunt Margie while she was staying with Mom & Dad in Detroit in the late 40's. I thought he was the most exotic person I had ever seen - he wore torn Levi's, T-Shirts and rode a Harley-Davidson! Nothing like him in our family! He always spent some time with me and I thought he hung the moon! Uncle Jack was a hoot - great sense of humor... DECUENNICK On Sunday, April 25, 2010, our family and friends lost our "Pop" to be with the Lord and the ones who have preceded him in death in God's heavenly place. Jack Francis DeCuennick was a one-of-a-kind person who will be truly missed, but his spirit will always be remembered. He was someone who could make a stranger comfortable, make a friend smile, show unwavering loyalty and love to his family and always enlighten your day with a few good facts and jokes in conversation or by email. He was loved dearly and was under the loving care of his family when he was called home by the Lord at age 81. Jack was assembled in Detroit, Michigan on June 22, 1928 and passed away April 25, 2010. He retired from the Air Force and Army after serving 20 years. Jack then continued working as a systems analyst in civil service and various businesses. Jack and his wife Phyl enjoyed square dancing, playing poker with his friends, and golf. Jack is preceeded in death by his parents Gustave and Eliza DeCuennick. He is survived by his wife, Phyllis DeCuennick. Also by his children Karen Mitchell, Pamela Tietze, Scott Green and Dawn Cline; and his granddaughters Danielle Tietze, Megan and Emily Mitchell, Kerri, Erin, Taylor and Devan Green, and Kayla Cline. Funeral services will be held at 12:00 noon on Thursday~April 29, 2010 at the funeral home. Interment will follow at Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery with full military honors. Published in Express-News on April 27, 2010 end of message | DeCuennick, Walter Francis "Jack" (I823)
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| 577 | He is enumerated in the 1870 Tennessee census in the household of Perry C. & Mary Mullican. Is his mother, Elizabeth, a sister to Mary Jones Mullican? end of comment | Cochran, John L. (I6982)
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| 578 | He may have been a Union Soldier during the Civil War... More on the 1st Calvary Regimnet... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1st_Regiment_Tennessee_Volunteer_Cavalry end of comment | Cochran, John L. (I6982)
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| 579 | Henry Long cited as sponsor during her baptismal...DAH | Clontz, Sarah (I9024)
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| 580 | Herman James "Jim" Clontz' personal knowledge Telephone interview, November 16, 1992 | Source (S14962)
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| 581 | Hey: I found this from Michigan Marriage Records: Michigan Marriage Licenses Guedaaf Charles Deceuninck and Eliza Urbanie Maes, 03 Sep 1921 I sure do miss Dad! Love y?all dawn end of message | DeCuennick, Walter Francis "Jack" (I823)
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| 582 | High Funeral Home Records, Warren Co.,TN, compiled by JoAn Cantrell, entered August 18th, 1995 | Source (S45)
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| 583 | High's Funeral Home identifies Julia as "Julie Lawrence"...DAH. | Clonts, Julia Ann (I8918)
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| 584 | High's Funeral Home Record, McMinnville, Warren Co.,TN transcribed by Shirley Ann Barnes & "DeKalb County Cemeteries", p. 48 | Source (S817)
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| 585 | His discharge from the Navy. | Byars, Fred Swindell (I706)
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| 586 | His father was John Bess, son of "Wild Bill" Bess, a sheriff or constable of Dry Creek, DeKalb Co....Christine Bess Cornett & Aunt Pearl | Bess, Robert Ferman (I836)
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| 587 | His middle name may be "Clonts", named after his maternal grandfather...DAH. Single in 1910 and living with his brother, Joe. | Cantrell, John C. (I9922)
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| 588 | History professor at Wake Forrest College...Harriet Knight | Clonts, Forrest William (I13183)
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| 589 | Holly Barksdale | 11 Feb 2012 | hbarksdale@gmail.com | Source (S44845)
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| 590 | Homer Bluford Clonts, December 14, 1992, Pedigree, Family Group Records & Personal Knowledge, 2823 Vitex Drive, Knoxville,TN 37918, Tel:615.687.8553 | Source (S12414)
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| 591 | http://billiongraves.com/pages/record/MaryEHarding/4613942 | Source (S118)
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| 592 | http://billiongraves.com/pages/record/WalterPHarding/4613941 | Source (S121)
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| 593 | http://genforum.genealogy.com/clonts/messages/105.html For those who may be interested, I have posted the following burials found at Antioch Baptist Church Cemetery in McDonald, (Bradley County) Tennessee on the Find-A-grave web site after my visit there on 30 June 2008. See note below the list for more details and information. Clonts, James R. 1884 1909 "Brother" Clonts, Marie Dau. of Lester & Dora 22-Aug-1912 6-Sep-1920 Clonts, Dora 7 Feb 1888 23-Jan-1958 Wife of Lester Clonts Clonts, Lester 16 feb 1887 21-Jan-1966 Side by Side w/wife Dora Clonts, M.A. 1851 1945 Rachael Martha Ann wife of Milligan Cicero Clonts, M.C. 1847 1927 Milligan Cicero Clonts Clonts, Andrew 1912 1933 Clonts, Mart 1876 1956 Clonts, Callie 1880 1966 Clonts, Willie B 6 May 1896 25-Sep-1976 "Mama" - 2nd wife of Joseph V. Clonts Clonts, Joseph V. 3 May 1878 22-May-1972 "Daddy" Clonts, Jessie B. 2 Nov. 1884 29 Nov. 1922 "Moma" - 1st wife of Joseph V. Clonts Clonts, H. Emert 1911 1994 "U.S. Navy" Clonts, Nora H. 25-Feb-1919 Clonts, Mamie Dau. of JM & AM Clonts 24 Sep 1839 31-Dec-1918 Clonts, John M 10 Sep 1872 22-Jan-1972 Married Myrtle 27 Nov 1898 Clonts, Myrtle W 26 Oct 1881 6-May-1972 Married John M 27 Nov 1898 Clonts, John C 20-May-1916 18-Apr-1993 Clonts, Francis C 15-Feb-1917 4-Jan-1978 Clonts, Amy Louise 26-Mar-1924 14-Jul-2002 Clonts, Minnie Leona 1-Nov-1905 8-Mar-1987 Clonts, Mary geneva 13-Dec-1919 5-Feb-1994 Clonts, Marvin William 26-Jul-1911 20-Jan-2006 Married Rose Emma Beene 21 Feb 1942 Clonts, Rose Emma Beene 6-Aug-1922 Married Marvin William 21 Feb 1942 Clonts, Samuel A. 8 Oct 1870 24-Nov-1961 Married Kate Allen 2 Dec 1906 Clonts. Kate A 14 Jul 1886 5-Jan-1969 Married Samuel A 2 Dec 1906 Clonts, Estelle 17-Sep-1907 31-Jan-1993 Dau. of Samuel and Kate Clonts Clonts, Wm. Buford 27-Sep-1925 21-Jul-2004 Clonts, Louise W. 8-Aug-1921 9-Mar-2002 Jeanne Clonts Scott 9-Aug-1947 31-Jul-2001 | Clonts, Miligan Cicero (I9648)
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| 594 | http://obits.dignitymemorial.com/dignity-memorial/obituary.aspx?n=Dorothy-Colby&lc=4447&pid=171425463&mid=6016570 | Source (S7524)
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| 595 | http://tangledwood.com/getperson.php?personID=I371&tree=tree1, accessed May 31, 2016 by David A. Hennessee | Source (S9439)
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| 596 | http://tngenweb.org/dekalb/obituaries/obituaries-B.pdf | Source (S53346)
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| 597 | http://tngenweb.org/warren/whats-new/ | Source (S52354)
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| 598 | http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=meder%2Ddempsey&id=I1369 | Source (S50800)
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| 599 | http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=meder-dempsey&id=I303 | Source (S50799)
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| 600 | http://www.coxfuneralhomeky.com/ | Source (S6773)
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