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#	Notes	Linked to
1901	Plot C9	HESTER, W. H. (I1804)
1902	plot C9	BASS, Gertrude (I3995)
1903	Plot E-43	CARRINGTON, Gen. Edward Codrington (I6879)
1904	Plot J, 160	WILLIAMS, Margaret (I9856)
1905	plot J12	HART, Minnie “Eron” (I8618)
1906	plot M, O, 3435	EEK, Lt. Col. Lauris M. (I7232)
1907	Plot NR-6 EP-36	HICKLIN, Mary Eleanor (I1991)
1908	Plot P	UNKNOWN, Alcie (I2649)
1909	Plot S-13-150	TERPENING, J Lester (I9360)
1910	plot: 7th row, on right	BENNETT, Rosebud (I7273)
1911	Plot: Blk 3	BOYD, Mary [Viola] Lucile (I2392)
1912	Plot: Garden of Peace	CORMIER, Patricia Louise (I9093)
1913	Plot: Garden of Sharon	POTTER, Lynn (I1008)
1914	Plot: Old B lot 143B	BOYD, Mary A. (I30)
1915	Plot: Old B lot 143B	PAYNE, Robert T. (I102)
1916	Plot: Patton Addition, Blk 1	BOYD, Walter H. (I2665)
1917	Plot: Row 14, fifth grave between wives (part of seven White family graves)	WHITE, Abraham “Abram” (I1901)
1918	Plot: Row 14, sixth grave by husband (part of seven White family graves)	McQUISTON, Eleanor Margaret (I1902)
1919	Plot: Row 7 between husband and great great grandson	BROWN, Jane (I1900)
1920	Plot: Row 7, to the right of his parents' markers	WHITE, William (I1899)
1921	Plot: Sec 3, Row 7	LOLLEY, Ruffus L. (I2030)
1922	Plot: Section 42-A, Site 68	McDANIEL, Joseph Herman “Joe” Sr. (I6419)
1923	Plot: Section N	BOYD, Esther Eleanor (I1968)
1924	Plot: Section N	PLOWDEN, Jesse Samuel (I1969)
1925	plot: V-982	BOYD, Charles Warren Jr (I2486)
1926	pneumonia	WALKER, James Charles (I2130)
1927	pneumonia	HARRELL, Verda Lucrecia (I7442)
1928	pneumonia	WILSON, John Flaniken (I8042)
1929	pneumonia, premature labor	BOYD, Mammie Lee (I2427)
1930	Polks Chapel ARP, Rev. John L. Boyd	Family F64
1931	Possible other children are Betsy, Sally, and Carol	LOWREY, Adam (I394)
1932	possibly Lucille D. Dixon, born about 1937	DIXON, Lucille (I3407)
1933	Possibly the daughter of James Sterling, Mary’s brother.	BOYD, Agnes (I1497)
1934	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	LISBY, Betty Elaine (I9190)
1935	Presbyterian Church, Rev. W. L. F. Wheeler	Family F187
1936	Presbyterian Hospital; Myocardial Infarction	BAIRD, Rev. James Ashbel (I2604)
1937	Printed in Daily Herald 2/19/1916: "DEATH OF INFANT" "The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Lang died this morning at 12:30 o'clock at home on Seal avenue. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Lang will be grieved to learn of the loss of their child." Bradford O'Keefe Funeral Records, Book 6, page 34: Francis was the son of Warren Joseph Lang of Biloxi and Katie Hecht of Baldwin Co., Al.	LANG, Francis (I6136)
1938	Priscilla Carrington - April 25, 1843 Original Will, on file in Raleigh, NC, USA Archives CR 073.801 In the name of God Amen, I Priscilla Carrington of the County of Orange and the State of North Carolina, being advanced in years and of sound disposing mind and memory (thanks be unto God for the same) and knowing that all flesh have once to die, do publish this paper writing to be my last will and testament in manner and form following (to wit) Firstly and chiefly I will and bequeath my soul into the hands of Almighty God who gave it and my body to the earth from whence it came to be buried in decent christian burial after the directions of my executor herein after named And as to what worldly substance it has pleased God to bless me with I will and bequeath in manner and form following (to wit) My will and desire is that all my property of every name kind and description consisting of cattle, hogs, notes household and kitchen furniture be equally divided between my son Morgan Carrington my daughter Polly Parrish wife of James Parrish, and Dicy Daughter Dicy Cozart wife of William Cozart of Person County, share and share alike to them and their heirs forever, except that my will and desire is that my daughter Polly Parrish wife of James Parrish, afore said shall have my glass Cupboard, and that my daughter Dicy Cozart wife of William Cozart aforesaid shall have my clock previous to the equal division of my property aforesaid - Lastly I hereby constitute and appoint George W. Jones my executor to this my last will and testament hereby revoking all wills by me heretofore made - Given under my hand and seal - This 25th April 1843 her Priscilla X Carrington (seal) mark Signed sealed published and declared in the presence of William Bowling Jurat David Parrish Jurat Geo. W. Jones	DUKE, Priscilla (I4980)
1939	Private J. P. McDaniel enlisted at Chester 21 July 1862, Company F, 6th SC Volunteers Wounded at Fort Harrison 30 September 1864 (17), Gunshot wound in right forearm, amputated (used Choloform (20) Died of wounds 19 October 1864 (26) at Jackson Hospital, Richmond, VA, USA	McDANIEL, Joseph P. (I6249)
1940	Private, Company G, 51 TN Inf. Enlisted 4 November 1861, Tipton County Captured Fort Donelson, 16 February 1862, wounded (gunshot ankle), admitted to Ocmulgee Hospital, Macon, GA, USA 2 October 1864, Furloughed 6 October 1864. Oath of Allegience 19 May 1865, Charlotte, NC, USA	McCAIN, Leonidas J. (I4896)
1941	probably born in Tennessee	GAMMON, John W (I2091)
1942	probably Charleston, SC, USA	McQUISTON, Margaret (I1210)
1943	probably died in Union Parish, LA, USA in 1900	BOYD, Martha Ellen “Mattie” (I206)
1944	probably divorced about 1958	VINSON, Hattie L. (I4935)
1945	probably Jennie Margaret Adams, died 5 November 1894, buried in Oakridge Cemetery, Clarksdale, MS, USA	ADAMS, unknown (I2535)
1946	probably moved to OK prior to 1930	BOYD, Andrew Christopher (I1408)
1947	probably Tipton County	WILSON, Archibald N. (I2399)
1948	probably Union County	JONES, Effie Leona (I5595)
1949	Probably unmarked grave	STANDRIDGE, Leeander “Landy” (I7582)
1950	prostate cancer	HENLEY, Raymond Fowler (I1668)