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2401	Veteran of Korean War	BLACK, John Calvin “JC” Jr. (I2196)
2402	Viola Broyles Posted: 1 Apr 2001 7:00AM (ancestry.com) Classification: Query Surnames: Boyd, Braden I had relatives in Navarro County - My grandmother was Ora May Boyd. She married Albert Braden in Navarro County	BOYD, Ora (I2768)
2403	Virginia Elizabeth Burkett Funeral services for Mrs. Virginia Elizabeth Burkett, 74, are 1 p.m. Sunday, March 14, 2004 at the Chapel of Dickson Funeral Home with Pastor Tony Larkin of Calvary United Pentecostal Church-Charlotte officiating. Visitation is Saturday, March 13, 2004 from 1 to 8 p.m. Interment will follow in Mt. Olive Cemetery on Woods Valley Road. Mrs. Burkett, of Cumberland Furnace, was born on May 26, 1929 in Tipton County, Tenn. She died on March 6, 2004 at Dickson County Nursing Home. She was a homemaker. Survivors include her two sons, Ronald Burkett of Cumberland Furnace and Dan Burkett of Red Bud, Ill.; one brother, James Armstrong of Sikeston, Mo.; three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Lonnie Leon Burkett and her parents, Grover and Lora Glass Armstrong.	ARMSTRONG, Virginia Elizabeth (I3610)
2404	VIRGINIA FORBIS SIMONTON, a descendant of the earlier settlers of Shelby, Tipton and Carroll counties, was born in Memphis on June 9, 1921 to Joseph McLeskey and Allene Walker Forbis. A graduate of Memphis Central High, she attended Bethel College and was a graduate from Memphis State University where she was an officer in Alpha Beta Pi on the Pan-Hellinic Council and a member of the English majors club. She married John Will Simonton, Jr. on January 23, 1944. To their union were born John W. Simonton, III of Denver, Colorado and the late Joseph Forbis Simonton. Following 11 years as a fulltime homemaker, she worked for several years at Fireman's Fund Insurance. Then she began a career in education, first as a teacher at Graceland School and Hillcrest High School. After receiving a master's degree from Memphis State University and membership in Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society, she served as a guidance counselor at Central High. Selected as a member of Delta Kamma Gamma teacher's honor society, she entered school administration at Overton High School and was retired 13 years later from Hillcrest High School. After that time she enjoyed time with her grandchildren, Jennifer Simonton and John Simonton IV. She also enjoyed studying genealogy and writing several family histories. She wrote a history of her church, Eastside Cumberland Presbyterian, which was published. She was selected for perpetual membership in the Cumberland Presbyterian Women. Later she served as an elder and trustee in Cordova Presbyterian Church and as moderator of the Presbyterian Women. She was honored with a life membership. In more recent years she united with Buntyn Presbyterian Church. She was also a member of the National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution. In addition to her husband, son and grandchildren, she leaves four great-grandsons; and one great-granddaughter. Visitation will be held from 10:30 a.m. until service time at 11 a.m., Friday, November 16 at Memphis Funeral Home Poplar Chapel with interment to follow in the family lot in Memorial Park Cemetery of Memphis. Memphis Funeral Home Poplar (Published in The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, TN, USA)	FORBIS, Virginia Allene (I3083)
2405	W. A. Long, JP (Witnes, Alfred Thomas)	Family F177
2406	W. B. Overall, J.P.	Family F2519
2407	W. H. Richardson, J. P.	Family F170
2408	W. H. Richardson, JP	Family F183
2409	W. H. Richardson, JP	Family F296
2410	W. H. Richardson, JP; On the front porch of Squire Willie Richardson’s home	Family F182
2411	W. L. Wheeler, Mininster (Munford Presbyterian Church)	Family F188
2412	W.W McQuiston 81 Retired Farmer William Wilson McQuiston,81, died at his home on the Florence Road Friday Afternoon. He was a native of Drew County and a retired farmer. He was born December 30, 1879, the son of the late John Hemphill McQuiston and Addie Lou Moore McQuistion and on November 9,1909 was married to the former Carlee Hoover. he was a member of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church. Survivors include his widow: three sons, J.A. McQuiston of McGehee, William McQuiston of Monticello, and Robert McQuiston of Chicago; for Daughters, Mrs. Agnes Henry and Mrs Hazel Saffold or Monticello, Mrs Lille V Rothenberger of Shreveport La and Mrs Thelma Tucker of Memphis; two half-sisters Mrs Maggie Owens of Monticello and Mrs Mary Tucker of Dumas; a half-brothers, G.C. "Buck" Pevey of Monticello; 23 grandchildren and two great- grandchildren. Funeral service were conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday in Stephenson Funeral Chapel by Dr. Thomas Welch and Rev Dale Genty. Burial was at camp Ground Cemetery. Active pallbearers were his grandsons: Billy Gene Henry, Tom Henry, Kenneth Saffold, Jerry Tucker, Jimmy Potter and LaVern Baker. The Monticellonian Advance Jan 15 1961	McQUISTON, William W. (I8121)
2413	WALES WORTHAM, 93, of Atoka, Tenn., retired building contractor, died of pneumonia Thursday at Methodist Hospital North in Memphis. Services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Salem Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church in Atoka, where he was an elder, with burial in Salem Cemetery. Munford (Tenn.) Funeral Home has charge. He was a member of the Tipton Masonic Lodge and a Navy veteran. Mr. Wortham, the widower of Jennie Faulkner Wortham, leaves a daughter, Sarah Wortham Champagne of Atoka; a son, Ben Wortham of Orange Park., Fla.; a brother, Maury Wortham of Pebble Beach, Calif., five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. (Published in The Commercial Appeal 12/12/1997)	WORTHAM, Princeton Wales (I9351)
2414	Ware has Danville, KY, USA. wife (widow) and daughter moved to Shelby County at daughters age 8	PURDY, James Madison (I2721)
2415	was 1 year old in 1850	BOYD, Martha Ellen “Mattie” (I206)
2416	was 1 year old in 1850, 1900 census says 1850	BOYD, Austin Quay “A. Q.” (I218)
2417	was 10 years old in 1850 census	BOYD, Charles J. (I35)
2418	was 13 in 1850 census/ was 25 in1870 census	BOYD, Mary A. (I30)
2419	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	CRAMER, Benjamin Stovall (I3483)
2420	was 15 in 1850 census/24 in 1860/34 in 1870	FORD, Avner Washington “Wash” (I1045)
2421	was 18 in 1860b AL/37 in 1880 b LA	DUNLAP, Catherine Elizabeth “Lizzie” (I433)
2422	was 19 in 1930 census	GLASS, Landis W. (I1337)
2423	was 21 or older in 1821	KNIGHT, Carrington (I8753)
2424	was 21 or older in 1821	KNIGHT, Jefferson (I8754)
2425	was 21 or older in 1821	KNIGHT, John (I8755)
2426	was 22 in 1850 census; Robert Boyd has her as the 3rd child.	BOYD, Elizabeth McDaniel (I3)
2427	was 24 in 1850 census	LOWREY, Lavinia Shields “Vinnie” (I402)
2428	was 24 in 1910 census	LOWREY, Mattie V (I808)
2429	was 27 in 1860 census	BOYD, Margaret J. (I1341)
2430	was 29 in 1930	GLASS, Ira Leslie (I1332)
2431	was 31 in 1870	BACKSTROM, Sarah Jane (I1359)
2432	was 33 in the 1870 census	DAVIDSON, Sara Elizabeth (I4456)
2433	was 5 years old at death	JAMISON, Margaret Elizabeth (I5621)
2434	was 6 years old in 1850/Tombstone provides birthdate	BOYD, Robert Alexander (I214)
2435	was 7 years old in 1850 census	SIMONTON, Margaret Archibald (I1874)
2436	was 70 at death	ANDERSON, Thomas “Tom” E. (I2899)
2437	was 77 years old in 1832	CARRINGTON, George (I6887)
2438	was 8/12 in 1920 census	BLACK, Vyrl Alvena (I1256)
2439	was 90 at death	GLASS, Opal (I593)
2440	Was a passenger on the James and Mary. Received 400 acres in Craven County on Rocky Creek	McDILL, Thomas H (I2291)
2441	was a widow	HAYES, Sara Letitia (I1248)
2442	Was alive at the time of the 1880 census	BLACK, James “Jim” (I263)
2443	was alive in 2007	EDWARDS, Jeanne E (I633)
2444	Was alive in jan 2008 (probably since tombstone had no death date)	UNKNOWN, Felisia F (I2646)
2445	Was Chief of the Western district of the Choctaw Nation from 1822 - 1830, when he became Principal Chief of the entire Choctaw nation. After the Indian Removal in 1831, he remained in Mississippi and became a US citizen. He served as a state representative and senator in Mississippi. He was a respective member of high society. During the Civil War he remained loyal to the Union and as a result lost most of his property	LeFLORE, Greenwood (I6896)
2446	was consistently in census records 1790 - 1840	CARRINGTON, George (I6887)
2447	Was Conway county when she was born	CARRINGTON, Leanderas M. “Lea” (I7468)
2448	Was deaf and mute	LUCADO, Prentis Christopher (I2629)
2449	was Fayette county at the time of his death (and later Sanford County)	MILLER, William (I8476)
2450	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	WHITLEY, Walter Howard (I2241)