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2201	September 12, 1922 Pine Bluff, Sept. 11 - W.M. Broad, aged 72 of Cornerville died today in a local hospital. He is survived by four sons, J.B. and Howard Broad, Cornerville, and W.A. and Curtis Boyd, Little Rock; three daughters, Mrs. Clyde Lockhart of Little Rock, Mrs. Ruby Robinson and Mrs. Alma Robinson of Cornerville; a sister, Mrs. Mattie Meeks of Monticello.	BOYD, William (I1819)
2202	September 19, 2013 Doris L. Dowell The Edmond Sun EDMOND — Doris L. Dowell, 81, passed away September 19, 2013 at Epworth Villa in Oklahoma City, Okla., and is now truly at peace. She was born to Garland L. Wayland and Ida Christabelle Vandevier in Wynnewood, Okla. She grew up in Chandler, Okla., and lived there until her marriage to Clyde E. Dowell, Jr. They established their home in Edmond, Okla., where she lived most of her adult life. Doris had a long and dedicated career with Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. She was a lifelong member and servant at First Christian Church in Edmond. Family gatherings were most important to her and left a smile on her face. Doris was preceded in death by her husband of 41years. She is survived by her three sons and their wives, Garry and Martina Dowell, Larry and Shari Dowell, and Clyde Dowell; brothers Glen Wayland, Bill Wayland and John Wayland, and six grandchildren, Ashley Dowell, Matthew and Sarah Dowell, and Madison, Lauren, and Walker Dowell. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Monday, September 23, 2013 at First Christian Church in Edmond. Memorials may be made to the First Christian Church - Edmond building fund. Services are under the direction of Matthews Funeral Home and Cremation Service.	WAYLAND, Doris L (I9821)
2203	Served in Army in World War I	LOWREY, William Tyndale Jr. (I913)
2204	Served in the US Army during World War II Lived in Milwaukee until retirement	SCHULTZ, William Ernst “Bill” (I1567)
2205	Served in Viet Nam	BOYD, Curtis Abner (I2879)
2206	Served overseas in the Army Air Corps during World War II and in the Korean War. In the Korean War he flew “hedge-hopping missions” spotting enemy troops. He later joined his father in the Service Equipment business and went on to work in Engineering and Constructionat the Fort Polk Army Base outside Leesville.	LAWRENCE, Claude Ely Jr. (I1546)
2207	Services for Gilmer Eugene Coil, 82, of Canton, TX, are scheduled for 2:00 pm Friday April 29, 2011 at Eubank Funeral Chapel with Bro. Steve Glosup officiating, under the direction of Eubank Funeral Home, Canton. Burial will be in Haven of Memories, Canton, TX. He passed away April 26, 2011 in Tyler, TX. Mr. Coil was born March 16, 1929 in Phalba, TX, to Nolan and Birdie May Morris Coil. Mr. Coil was a Baptist by faith. He loved people, his dogs, fishing, yard work and gardening. Gilmer worked for Hilliard's Funeral Home and Hardware for a number of years and retired from the City of Canton after 18 years of service. Gilmer was preceded in death by his parents, his wife of 62 years, Louise Coil, Sisters, Grace Polk, Wanda Tucker and brothers, A.J. Coil & Wayman Coil. Surviving are: 2 Sons: Greg & Becky Coil of Canton, TX. Robert & Peggy Coil of Round Top, TX. Daughter: Peggy & Michael Wyatt of Ben Wheeler, TX. 9 Grandchildren 12 Great-Grandchildren Sister: Merl Young of Winnsboro, TX. Pallbearers: Michael Wyatt, Jr., Lance Coil, Dustin Coil, Buddy Prow, Jonathan Coil and Justin Prow	COIL, Gilmer Eugene (I3801)
2208	Services for Mrs. Lena Harrell McDaniel of Covington, Tenn., will be held at 3 this afternoon at the Associate Reform Presbyterian Church in Covington. Burial will be in Munford Cemetery, with Maley Funeral Home in charge. Mrs. McDaniel, who was 85, died Friday night at her home. She was the mother of Mrs. Zelda Marchisio and the sister of Mrs. W.M. Campbell, Mrs. B.H. King, Sr., and Mrs. W.B. Whitaker, all of Memphis. (Published in The Commercial Appeal 9-26-1954)	HARRELL, Lena (I6257)
2209	Settle 3 miles southeast of Chester on the Chester-Great Falls Highway. John and Ann had 6 children There is a marker at Old Purity Presbyterian Cemetery in Row 7, although Jone is not buried there.	WHITE, John (I1897)
2210	Seventh child of John Simonton and Margaret Strong Simonton Jennett Simonton (1799-1872) married Alexander Douglass (1799 1863). The Douglass home is still owned by their descendants and located in Douglass community, SC, USA on the road to New Hope A.R.P. Church. Their seven children are: Martha S. Douglass (1826); John S. Douglass (1834-1912), married Margaret 1). Boyce; Jane G. Douglass (1830); Alexander S. Douglass (1833); Margaret S. Douglass (1836), married Rev. J. H. Peoples; Mary E. Douglass (1839), married James Henry Brice; Sarah E. Douglass (1843).	SIMONTON, Jennett (I358)
2211	Seventh of nine children born to Jane Sterling and Andrew Blain. McQuiston name came from Margaret McQuiston Blain, the mother of Andrew Blain. Margaret and James Blain, his grandfather, were born in , Antrim, Ireland. He married Margaret Jane Brice about 1868; the father of eight children.	BLAIN, James McQuiston (I2293)
2212	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	PIPES, William Ford “Ford” Jr. (I1591)
2213	shared tombstone with Hugh McQuiston	McQUISTON, Philander Boyd (I5485)
2214	shared tombstone with parents, William and Nancy	McQUISTON, Nancy Isabel (I5487)
2215	shared tombstone with parents, William and Nancy	McQUISTON, Eliza Martha (I5488)
2216	shared tombstone with Philander Boyd McQuiston	McQUISTON, Hugh Alexander (I5486)
2217	She is not listed in the 1860 census	REEDY, Margaret (I68)
2218	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	ALDREDGE, Gervais (I1612)
2219	Shelby County birth record is ambiguous, could be 1882	SIMONTON, Charles Bradley (I1630)
2220	shot himself	TAYLOR, James Leroy (I1421)
2221	Shot through the right lung on 14 August 1864	STERLING, Thomas Pressley (I1363)
2222	Shreveport, LA, USA	PINSON, Carolyn Joyce (I1578)
2223	SIMONTON, Charles Bryson, a Representative from Tennessee; born in Tipton County, Tenn., September 8, 1838; was graduated from Erskine College, Due West, S.C., in August 1859; enlisted as a private in Company C, Ninth Tennessee Infantry, Confederate Army, in 1861; subsequently became second lieutenant and then captain; was severely wounded in the Battle of Perryville October 8, 1862, and disabled from any further active duty during the war; elected clerk of the circuit court of Tipton County in March 1870; studied law; was admitted to the bar in 1873 and commenced practice in Covington, Tenn.; member of the State house of representatives in 1877-1879; editor of the Tipton Record in Covington, Tipton County, Tenn.; elected as a Democrat to the Forty-sixth and Forty-seventh Congresses (March 4, 1879-March 3, 1883); chairman of the Democratic State convention in 1886; president of the Covington city school board 1892-1903; United States district attorney for the district of Tennessee 1895-1898; died in Covington, Tenn., June 10, 1911; interment in Munford Cemetery.	SIMONTON, Charles Bryson (I3014)
2224	Sister J. P. Lowery, wife of one of our faithful preachers, of Monroe, La., passed to her reward on February 1, at the age of fifty-nine. She was reared at Bolivar, Tenn., and in early years was married to J. P. Lowery. She was the mother of six children—three sons, three daughters. While these were rather young, Brother and Sister Lowery lived seven years in Henderson. During this time he taught in what is now Freed-Hardeman College, while Sister Lowery kept some of the girls in her home. She was an exceedingly fine character—a good mother, a devoted wife, and a faithful member of the body of Christ. For forty years she walked side by side with her husband, sharing life's sorrows and joys and laboring together for the advancement of the cause she dearly loved. Throughout her career nothing but the best was said of her, and in her burial concrete evidences of love and esteem came from six States wherein she had been with her husband, who was telling the story. There is no comfort possible to those who loved her best equal to that found in his word. Her many friends unite in sympathy to her husband and children. N. B. Hardeman. - Gospel Advocate March 23, 1939, page 287.	HORNSBY, Anna (I784)
2225	Sister of Turner Baskins, husband of Myrtle Black	BASKIN, Donie (I442)
2226	Sixth child of John and Margaret Strong Simonton John Simonton Jr. (Nov. 8, 1797-May 18, 1880), married Nancy Brice (Feb. 4 1802-June 28, 1864), daughter of James and Jane Wilson Brice (Nancy's two brothers married into the Simonton family also). Twelve children born to John Jr. and Nancy are: Jane Wilson Simonton (1822-1828); James A. Simonton (1824-1882), buried Micanopy Cemetery, Alachua County, Fl., Dr. Christopher S. Simonton (1826-1854), married Jane Cameron (1830-1860), buried New Hope A.R.P. Cemetery, Fairfield, County, SC, USA; Margaret Jane Simonton (1829-1851) married Rev. E. E. Boyce; Jane Hemphill Simonton (1831-died young); Robert Wilson Simonton (Jan. 1834-June 1834); Mary Emaline Simonton (Oct. 7,1835-?), married David C. Roddey; William Boyce Simonton (Dec. 5, 1837-died Civil War); Martha E. Simonton (Jan. 19, 184X-?); married George Means, Walter B. Simonton (1842-lost leg Civil War); Charles P. Simonton (Feb. 16, 1844-died Civil War). Last child born to John Simonton and Nancy Brice Simonton, Samuel Robert Simonton (July 24, 1848-Oct. 28, 1889), married Sarah E. Harris (Feb. 6, 1853- Mar. 2, 1935), both buried New Hope A.R.P. Cemetery, Fairfield County, SC, USA;	SIMONTON, John Sr. (I343)
2227	SMC Regional Medical Center	CASH, Horace Phelan III (I2205)
2228	some records indicate that the date on his tombstone is the date of his christening, 24 December 1793	STERLING, Samuel (I1971)
2229	some references spell the last name McCuiston	McQUISTON, Margaret (I1210)
2230	Some uncertainty as to the exact location, whether in TN or GA.	McDILL, Winnfield Scott “Scott” (I3170)
2231	Sometimes spelled Rateree	RATTERREE, Leonard Lunsford (I4578)
2232	Son Jerry gave date as 15 July	McDANIEL, Joseph Herman “Joe” Sr. (I6419)
2233	Son of Thomas H and Margaret (Chestnut) McDill. He came to the U.S. from Ireland in 1772 and settled in Chester County, South Carolina. His wife was Isabella McQuiston. They married January 17, 1788 and moved to Israel Township, Preble County, Ohio in 1806. Their children were Thomas, David, Margaret, Hugh, John, Archibald, Elizabeth and Samuel. David served as a Revolutionary War soldier in 1781 and 1782 in Captain Adams Company, Colonel Lacey's regiment.	McDILL, David (I1247)
2234	Son victor wias living with uncle Ben Payne in 1900 census.	PAYNE, Marieta E. (I1909)
2235	son was born in 1925	Family F984
2236	Son was born in 1925; Husband was a widower in 1930 census	SCOTT, Millie Frances (I1442)
2237	Source 607 indicated death in 1862, but CSA service records show him still in service in 1864.	CARRINGTON, Luther Fairbanks (I5539)
2238	Source 607 indicated death in 1862, but CSA service records show him still in service in 1864.	CARRINGTON, William Davis Jr. (I5542)
2239	source is Fallow, IL, USA	[POSTEL], Alviria (I2176)
2240	South Carolina	DUNLAP, Lemuel A. (I434)
2241	Speaker of the legislature, member of the general court for 19 years	CARRINGTON, Paul Jr. (I6877)
2242	spelled Piersal in passport application and draft registration	LEFLORE, Michael (I6891)
2243	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	SMITH, Spencer Thomas (I560)
2244	Square 03R/Row 5/Grave 5	BOYD, Thomas James (I6921)
2245	Square 1BB/Row3/Grave3	PETERSON, Agnes (I6930)
2246	SSDI incorrectly lists last residence as Rutherford, TN, USA	BOYD, Frances (I42)
2247	SSDI indicates 1902 which would be consistent with parents marriage in 1901/1902 from 1910 census	BOYD, Robert Abner “Jack” (I2426)
2248	SSDI says 1896	THOMAS, Jessie Bryan (I572)
2249	SSDI: Charleston, Mississippi, MO, USA	BONE, Everett Sr (I1316)
2250	SSGT WWII	BOYD, Hugh James (I1974)