Notes: Carl Wayne Gray Genealogies

Notes

Matches 1,751 to 1,800 of 11,859

#	Notes	Linked to
1751	Could this be Pitman Township, Montgomery County, Illinois?	Henderson, Wiley L. (I347)
1752	Courts of the Missing	McNair, Paul (I49787)
1753	COURTWRIGHT, JOHN Rank PVT Company K Unit 40 IL US INF Personal Characteristics Residence CLAY CITY, CLAY CO, IL Age 30 Height 6' Hair LIGHT Eyes GRAY Complexion LIGHT Marital Status N/A Occupation SOLDIER Nativity JASPER CO, IL Service Record Joined When JAN 1, 1864 Joined Where SCOTTSBORO, AL Joined By Whom LT SUMMERS Period 3 YRS Muster In JAN 30, 1865 Muster In Where SCOTTSBORO, AL Muster In By Whom N/A Muster Out N/A Muster Out Where N/A Muster Out By Whom N/A Remarks VETERAN DIED OF DISEASE MAR 2, 1864 AT SCOTTSBORO ALA	Courtwright, John (I29895)
1754	COURTWRIGHT, JOHN Rank PVT Company K Unit 40 IL US INF Personal Characteristics Residence CLAY CITY, CLAY CO, IL Age 30 Height 6' Hair LIGHT Eyes GRAY Complexion LIGHT Marital Status N/A Occupation SOLDIER Nativity JASPER CO, IL Service Record Joined When JAN 1, 1864 Joined Where SCOTTSBORO, AL Joined By Whom LT SUMMERS Period 3 YRS Muster In JAN 30, 1865 Muster In Where SCOTTSBORO, AL Muster In By Whom N/A Muster Out N/A Muster Out Where N/A Muster Out By Whom N/A Remarks VETERAN DIED OF DISEASE MAR 2, 1864 AT SCOTTSBORO ALA Gravesite Details Co. K. 40th Ill. Inf.	Courtwright, John (I29895)
1755	Coy D. Taylor, http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cst/taylor/george.htm shows her birthdate as Aug 27, 1984	Zimmerman, Lulu Versa (I18247)
1756	Coy D. Taylor, http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cst/taylor/george.htm shows her deathdate as Jul 20, 1982	Zimmerman, Lulu Versa (I18247)
1757	CPL - E4 - Army - Selective Service 11th Light Infantry Brigade Length of service 0 years His tour began on Apr 11, 1968 Casualty was on May 13, 1968 In KONTUM, SOUTH VIETNAM HOSTILE, GROUND CASUALTY DROWNED, SUFFOCATED David served as the "tunnel rat" for his platoon. While on patrol, his platoon discovered an enemy tunnel. After tossing a couple white phosphorous grenades down the tunnel, David was ordered by his platoon leader to go into the tunnel in search of the enemy. As a result, David died of asphyxiation due to a lack of oxygen in the tunnel. David is honored on the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial in Washington DC. Name inscribed at VVM Wall, Panel 60e, Line 7. Source: HonorStates.org	Worthey, David Allen (I40781)
1758	CPL CO F 46 IL U. S. INF. CIVIL WAR JOINED: OCT 4, 1861 CLAY CITY, IL MUSTER IN: DEC 30, 1861 CAMP BUTLER, IL DISCHARGED FOR DISABILITY NOV 7, 1862 AT LAGRANGE TENN	Shadle, Aaron Dillon (I55735)
1759	Cpl Copley #2502396 MOS: 2533 Radio Telegraph Operator. Henry was living with his mother and stepfather in Flora, when he enlisted in the Marines 11 July 1968, at a recruiting office in St Louis, Missouri. When Henry arrived in Vietnam 15 May 1970, he was assigned to H&S Company, 1st Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division. While out an operation the command post was moving out, when a hostile booby trap was detonated, at approximately 1745H. Henry and another Marine were wounded and med-evac. Henry was being given medical treatment aboard the USNH Sanctuary, when he died as a result of multiple fragmentation wounds to the body , at approximately 1940H. Survived by his stepfather and mother, Jim and Elvera J Flextur of Route #3, Flora, Illinois and his father; Henry Eugene Copley Sr of unknown address and his grandparents; Albert B and Alma E Casolari of Illinois. It appears that his mother divorced and remarried.	Copley, Henry Eugene Jr. (I52027)
1760	CPL U. S. Army World War I John L. Morris, 84, Clay City, died Wednesday at 1:10 p.m. in the Flora Care Center. He was born July 15,1892 in Elberfeld, Ind. to Thomas and Mary Heldt Morris. He was married to the former Patty Florence Poope who died in 1970. Surviving are sons the Rev. Jon L. Morris, Hutsonville, and Francis L., Clay City; and four grandchildren. He was a veteran of World War I. Services will be at the Cardascio Funeral Home, Clay City, where visitation will be. Burial will be in Clay City Cemetery; and the Rev. Robert Shook will officiate. There will be full military services. Taken from the Olney Daily Mail, Olney, IL, Mar, 1977.	Morris, John L. (I30703)
1761	Cpl U. S. Army World War II Bronze Star Medal Purple Heart Gideon Brooks Jr., 85, of Noble, died at 12:16 p.m. Wednesday, November 22, 2006, at St. Mary's Hospital in Evansville, Ind. Visitation will be from 5-7 p.m. Tuesday in the Chapel of Stasi-Grove Funeral Home in Olney. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at First Christian Church in Noble. Burial will be in Noble Prairie Cemetery in Noble. Rev. Marvin Leighty will be the officiating minister, and the Richland County Veterans Organization will conduct full military rites at the graveside. Mr. Brooks was born July 23,1921, in Richland County, the son of Gideon F. and Anna (Hughes) Brooks. He married Leona Allen in St. Charles, Mo. on February 28, 1943. She survives. Mr. Brooks was a farmer by trade, a member of First Christian Church in Noble, and a World War II U.S. Army veteran. He enlisted in the Army on September 3,1942, and on October 22,1944, he was awarded a Bronze Star for bravery displayed in the battle for Harcourt Woods in France. He was awarded a Purple Heart for wounds received in that battle. He was transferred to a hospital in England to recover. He finished the remainder of the war as a truck driver in Belgium, and was discharged on December 2,1945. Mr. Brooks was a member of the Olney Veterans of 1 Foreign Wars, a member of American Legion Post #30, and the Disabled American Veterans. He will be sadly missed by his family, friends, neighbors and all who knew him. He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Leona of Noble, son, Danny Brooks and his wife Carolyne of Noble, daughter, Barbara Graham and her husband Alfred, of Commiskey, Ind., brother, Bill Brooks and his wife Angie of St. Angelo, Texas, six grandchildren, Eric Brooks and his wife Donna, Joel Brooks, Timothy Brooks and his wife Chelsey, Todd Baker, Susie Pearson and Billy Graham, great-grandchildren, Zachary Pearson, Cody Pearson, Emily Pearson, Gideon Brooks and LeAnn Graham. Mr. Brooks was preceded in death by his parents, Gideon and Annie Brooks, two sisters, Mary Josephine Brooks, who died in infancy, Pauline Foster and two brothers, Bernard and Raymond Brooks. Memorials may be made to First Christian Church of Noble. The Olney (IL) Daily Mail, November 2006	Brooks, Gideon Jr. (I54870)
1762	CRACKEL, MICHAEL Rank PVT Company I Unit 98 IL US INF Personal Characteristics Residence CLAY CITY, CLAY CO, IL Age 27 Height 5' 10 Hair LIGHT Eyes BLUE Complexion LIGHT Marital Status MARRIED Occupation PLASTERER Nativity ENGLAND Service Record Joined When AUG 13, 1862 Joined Where JASPER CO, IL Joined By Whom W H WADE Period 3 YRS Muster In SEP 3, 1862 Muster In Where CAMP CENTRALIA, IL Muster In By Whom L CPT Muster Out JUN 27, 1865 Muster Out Where NASHVILLE, TN Muster Out By Whom CPT HOSEA Remarks N/A Served from 13 August 1862 - 27 June 1865	Crackel, Michael (I27693)
1763	CRAWFORDSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL 3/29/1921 Pg 404 Obituary MARY COOK was born in Gainsborough,Lincolnshire,England May 18,1838:departed this life March 24,1921,aged 82 years,10 months,6 days. She came from England when 16 years old,with her parents,brothers and sisters,and settled in Montgomery Co.,Ohio. Two years later she was married to George Driver who also came from England on the same vessel.In 1869 they moved to Montgomery Co.,Indiana,where she has resided ever since.To this union were born eight children,one dying in infancy.Her husband departed this life January 27,1873.The children who survive are Mrs O I Hitch of Darlington,Mrs James Shumaker of Romnov,C A Driver,Mrs James Mastin,Mrs Bruce Mastin,Mrs B F Conrad and Mrs George A Thomas of Crawfordsville.She is also survived by seventeen grandchildren and twenty-six great grandchildren. She united with the Christian Church at Youngs' Chapel about forty-five years ago and for many years was always in her accustomed place in the old church.In later years one of her greatest joys was the home coming at church.She has fought a good fight and many years of her life it was a hard fight but she kept the faith and now has recieved her crown of glory. Also in news:1911 OCTEGENARIAN CELEBRATES: Mrs B F Conrad (Flora) entertained the children,grandchildren and great grandchildren to the number of twenty-three in honor of her mother,Mrs Mary Driver's,eighteth birthday. At noon hour a bountiful dinner was served.There sat at the table with her,her six daughters,Mrs O I Hitch,Mrs James Shoemaker and Mrs Bruce Mastin.Mrs Driver was born in England in 1838.She has been very much interested in the war from the begining and has a wonderful memory and is well informed on war news.She has knit several pairs of socks for the soldier boys and pieced three Red Cross comforts last winter and spring. CRAWFORD DAILY JOURNAL 3/24/1921 p.104 MRS MARY DRIVER AGED RESIDENT OF CITY PASSES AWAY Died early today at home of daughter,Mrs James Mastin Funeral on Saturday Mrs Mary Driver died early today at the home of her daughter,Mrs Jas. M Mastin,215 south Grant avenue.Mrs Driver was taken suddenly ill last Saturday evening having been in her usual good health up until that time.She suffered a stroke of paralysis from which she was unable to recover.Mrs Driver was 82 years of age. The deceased who was well known here was born in England and when 16 came,with her parents to this country.Two years later she united in marriage with George Driver,The husband has been dead for a number of years. The aged woman is survived by seven children,Mrs Conrad,Mrs Jas. Mastin,Mrs Bruce Mastin,Mrs Geo. Thomas,Mrs O I Hitch,Mrs James Shumaker(sic) and Charles Driver. The funeral service will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Young's Chapel Church.Burial will take place in the Young's Chapel Cemetery.	Cook, Mary (I23430)
1764	Crem C- 274	Higgason, William East (I36227)
1765	Cremated	Michels, Judy Kay (I13317)
1766	Cremated	Cochran, Russell Lee (I55165)
1767	Cremated and Ashes scattered in the waters of Key Biscayne, Florida	Wagner, Mildred 'Millie' E. (I9668)
1768	Cremated and scattered over Las Vegas, Nevada mountains	Wagner, Maxine (I9669)
1769	Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend	Crites, Ronald Wayne (I25054)
1770	Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend	Worthey, Criss Allen (I40787)
1771	Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend	Holland, Gerald W. (I49862)
1772	Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend	Iaun, Christopher (I53258)
1773	Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend	Bishop, Paul Vernon 'Skipper' (I54792)
1774	Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend. Specifically: Ashes were scattered over a favorite baseball field of Andy's.	Stanford, Andy Dugar (I37404)
1775	Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend.	Mayo, Tressie Lyndal (I15849)
1776	Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend.	Schwermin, Patricia Ann 'Pat' (I34181)
1777	Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend.	Ray, Ola Alberta (I37001)
1778	Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend.	Stanford, Kenneth Albert (I37422)
1779	Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend.	Adams, Karan Ann (I37431)
1780	Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend.	Holcomb, Inez Alta (I20144)
1781	Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend.	Holcomb, Bobby Gene 'Bob' (I20159)
1782	Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend.	Akers, Walter Alexander 'Walt' Jr. (I19603)
1783	Cremated, Ashes scattered at sea, Specifically: Gulf of Mexico	Combs, Charles Delbert Sr. (I39802)
1784	Cremated, Ashes scattered at sea, Specifically: Gulf of Mexico	Dotson, Harriet Virginia (I39803)
1785	Cremated, Ashes scattered at sea. Specifically: Over the Pacific Ocean, off the shores of Huntington Beach at 33°36 north latitude and 118°18 west longitude.	Stanford, Kenneth David 'Kenny' (I37430)
1786	Cremated, Ashes scattered, Specifically: A memorial service ant the scattering of her ashes was at St. Dunstans Episcopal Church in Tulsa, OK.	Shermoen, Jeannine Beverly (I39233)
1787	Cremated, Ashes scattered. Specifically: Cremated, ashes put on husband Carl's grave	Provines, Kathryn Ruth (I38519)
1788	Cremated, Ashes scattered. Specifically: His ashes were scattered on Fish Creek Hill in Arizona	Vest, James Monroe (I38449)
1789	Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown	Martin, Larry Junior (I37177)
1790	Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown	Richardson, Harold Lewis Sr. (I19788)
1791	Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown	Ederer, Lawrence (I2380)
1792	Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown	Clevy, Jimmie David (I39040)
1793	Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown	Ferguson, Zane Lee (I52580)
1794	Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown	Weiler, Geraldine Caroline (I20963)
1795	Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown	Wright, George R. 'Boots' (I21530)
1796	Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown	Aberegg, George Allen (I42690)
1797	Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown	Dulaney, Earl W. (I43609)
1798	Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown	Wattles, William Joe (I50151)
1799	Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown	Bailey, Gary W. (I51608)
1800	Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown	Bailey, Wally G. (I51609)

Notes

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1751

Could this be Pitman Township, Montgomery County, Illinois?

Henderson, Wiley L. (I347)

1752

Courts of the Missing

McNair, Paul (I49787)

1753

COURTWRIGHT, JOHN
Rank PVT Company K Unit 40 IL US INF

Personal Characteristics
Residence CLAY CITY, CLAY CO, IL Age 30 Height 6' Hair LIGHT
Eyes GRAY Complexion LIGHT Marital Status N/A Occupation SOLDIER
Nativity JASPER CO, IL

Service Record
Joined When JAN 1, 1864 Joined Where SCOTTSBORO, AL
Joined By Whom LT SUMMERS Period 3 YRS
Muster In JAN 30, 1865 Muster In Where SCOTTSBORO, AL
Muster In By Whom N/A Muster Out N/A
Muster Out Where N/A Muster Out By Whom N/A
Remarks VETERAN DIED OF DISEASE MAR 2, 1864 AT SCOTTSBORO ALA

Courtwright, John (I29895)

1754

Courtwright, John (I29895)

1755

Coy D. Taylor, http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cst/taylor/george.htm shows her birthdate as Aug 27, 1984

Zimmerman, Lulu Versa (I18247)

1756

Coy D. Taylor, http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cst/taylor/george.htm shows her deathdate as Jul 20, 1982

Zimmerman, Lulu Versa (I18247)

1757

CPL - E4 - Army - Selective Service
11th Light Infantry Brigade

Length of service 0 years
His tour began on Apr 11, 1968
Casualty was on May 13, 1968
In KONTUM, SOUTH VIETNAM
HOSTILE, GROUND CASUALTY
DROWNED, SUFFOCATED

David served as the "tunnel rat" for his platoon. While on patrol, his platoon discovered an enemy tunnel. After tossing a couple white phosphorous grenades down the tunnel, David was ordered by his platoon leader to go into the tunnel in search of the enemy. As a result, David died of asphyxiation due to a lack of oxygen in the tunnel.

David is honored on the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial in Washington DC. Name inscribed at VVM Wall, Panel 60e, Line 7.
Source: HonorStates.org

Worthey, David Allen (I40781)

1758

CPL CO F 46 IL U. S. INF.
CIVIL WAR
JOINED: OCT 4, 1861 CLAY CITY, IL
MUSTER IN: DEC 30, 1861 CAMP BUTLER, IL

DISCHARGED FOR DISABILITY NOV 7, 1862 AT LAGRANGE TENN

Shadle, Aaron Dillon (I55735)

1759

Cpl Copley #2502396
MOS: 2533 Radio Telegraph Operator.

Henry was living with his mother and stepfather in Flora, when he enlisted in the Marines 11 July 1968, at a recruiting office in St Louis, Missouri.

When Henry arrived in Vietnam 15 May 1970, he was assigned to H&S Company, 1st Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division. While out an operation the command post was moving out, when a hostile booby trap was detonated, at approximately 1745H. Henry and another Marine were wounded and med-evac. Henry was being given medical treatment aboard the USNH Sanctuary, when he died as a result of multiple fragmentation wounds to the body , at approximately 1940H.
Survived by his stepfather and mother, Jim and Elvera J Flextur of Route #3, Flora, Illinois and his father; Henry Eugene Copley Sr of unknown address and his grandparents; Albert B and Alma E Casolari of Illinois.

It appears that his mother divorced and remarried.

Copley, Henry Eugene Jr. (I52027)

1760

CPL U. S. Army
World War I

John L. Morris, 84, Clay City, died Wednesday at 1:10 p.m. in the Flora Care Center.

He was born July 15,1892 in Elberfeld, Ind. to Thomas and Mary Heldt Morris. He was married to the former Patty Florence Poope who died in 1970.

Surviving are sons the Rev. Jon L. Morris, Hutsonville, and Francis L., Clay City; and four grandchildren.

He was a veteran of World War I.

Services will be at the Cardascio Funeral Home, Clay City, where visitation will be. Burial will be in Clay City Cemetery; and the Rev. Robert Shook will officiate. There will be full military services.

Taken from the Olney Daily Mail, Olney, IL, Mar, 1977.

Morris, John L. (I30703)

1761

Cpl U. S. Army
World War II

Bronze Star Medal
Purple Heart

Gideon Brooks Jr., 85, of Noble, died at 12:16 p.m. Wednesday, November 22, 2006, at St. Mary's Hospital in Evansville, Ind.

Visitation will be from 5-7 p.m. Tuesday in the Chapel of Stasi-Grove
Funeral Home in Olney. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at First Christian Church in Noble. Burial will be in Noble Prairie Cemetery in Noble. Rev. Marvin Leighty will be the officiating minister, and the Richland County Veterans Organization will conduct full military rites at the graveside.

Mr. Brooks was born July 23,1921, in Richland County, the son of Gideon F. and Anna (Hughes) Brooks. He married Leona Allen in St. Charles, Mo. on February 28, 1943. She survives.

Mr. Brooks was a farmer by trade, a member of First Christian Church in Noble, and a World War II U.S. Army veteran. He enlisted in the Army on September 3,1942, and on October 22,1944, he was awarded a Bronze Star for bravery displayed in the battle for Harcourt Woods in France. He was awarded a Purple Heart for wounds received in that battle. He was transferred to a hospital in England to recover. He finished the remainder of the war as a truck driver in Belgium, and was discharged on December 2,1945.

Mr. Brooks was a member of the Olney Veterans of 1 Foreign Wars, a member of American Legion Post #30, and the Disabled American Veterans. He will be sadly missed by his family, friends, neighbors and all who knew him.

He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Leona of Noble, son, Danny Brooks and his wife Carolyne of Noble, daughter, Barbara Graham and her husband Alfred, of Commiskey, Ind., brother, Bill Brooks and his wife Angie of St. Angelo, Texas, six grandchildren, Eric Brooks and his wife Donna, Joel Brooks, Timothy Brooks and his wife Chelsey, Todd Baker, Susie Pearson and Billy Graham, great-grandchildren, Zachary Pearson, Cody Pearson, Emily Pearson, Gideon Brooks and LeAnn
Graham.

Mr. Brooks was preceded in death by his parents, Gideon and Annie Brooks, two sisters, Mary Josephine Brooks, who died in infancy, Pauline Foster and two brothers, Bernard and Raymond Brooks.

Memorials may be made to First Christian Church of Noble.

The Olney (IL) Daily Mail, November 2006

Brooks, Gideon Jr. (I54870)

1762

CRACKEL, MICHAEL
Rank PVT Company I Unit 98 IL US INF

Personal Characteristics
Residence CLAY CITY, CLAY CO, IL Age 27 Height 5' 10 Hair LIGHT
Eyes BLUE Complexion LIGHT Marital Status MARRIED Occupation PLASTERER
Nativity ENGLAND

Service Record
Joined When AUG 13, 1862 Joined Where JASPER CO, IL
Joined By Whom W H WADE Period 3 YRS
Muster In SEP 3, 1862 Muster In Where CAMP CENTRALIA, IL
Muster In By Whom L CPT Muster Out JUN 27, 1865
Muster Out Where NASHVILLE, TN Muster Out By Whom CPT HOSEA
Remarks N/A

Served from 13 August 1862 - 27 June 1865

Crackel, Michael (I27693)

1763

CRAWFORDSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL 3/29/1921 Pg 404

Obituary

MARY COOK was born in Gainsborough,Lincolnshire,England May 18,1838:departed this life March 24,1921,aged 82 years,10 months,6 days.

She came from England when 16 years old,with her parents,brothers and sisters,and settled in Montgomery Co.,Ohio.
Two years later she was married to George Driver who also came from England on the same vessel.In 1869 they moved to Montgomery Co.,Indiana,where she has resided ever since.To this union were born eight children,one dying in infancy.Her husband departed this life January 27,1873.The children who survive are Mrs O I Hitch of Darlington,Mrs James Shumaker of Romnov,C A Driver,Mrs James Mastin,Mrs Bruce Mastin,Mrs B F Conrad and Mrs George A Thomas of Crawfordsville.She is also survived by seventeen grandchildren and twenty-six great grandchildren.

She united with the Christian Church at Youngs' Chapel about forty-five years ago and for many years was always in her accustomed place in the old church.In later years one of her greatest joys was the home coming at church.She has fought a good fight and many years of her life it was a hard fight but she kept the faith and now has recieved her crown of glory.

Also in news:1911
OCTEGENARIAN CELEBRATES:

Mrs B F Conrad (Flora) entertained the children,grandchildren and great grandchildren to the number of twenty-three in honor of her mother,Mrs Mary Driver's,eighteth birthday.

At noon hour a bountiful dinner was served.There sat at the table with her,her six daughters,Mrs O I Hitch,Mrs James Shoemaker and Mrs Bruce Mastin.Mrs Driver was born in England in 1838.She has been very much interested in the war from the begining and has a wonderful memory and is well informed on war news.She has knit several pairs of socks for the soldier boys and pieced three Red Cross comforts last winter and spring.

CRAWFORD DAILY JOURNAL 3/24/1921 p.104
MRS MARY DRIVER AGED RESIDENT OF CITY PASSES AWAY
Died early today at home of daughter,Mrs James Mastin

Funeral on Saturday

Mrs Mary Driver died early today at the home of her daughter,Mrs Jas. M Mastin,215 south Grant avenue.Mrs Driver was taken suddenly ill last Saturday evening having been in her usual good health up until that time.She suffered a stroke of paralysis from which she was unable to recover.Mrs Driver was 82 years of age.

The deceased who was well known here was born in England and when 16 came,with her parents to this country.Two years later she united in marriage with George Driver,The husband has been dead for a number of years.

The aged woman is survived by seven children,Mrs Conrad,Mrs Jas. Mastin,Mrs Bruce Mastin,Mrs Geo. Thomas,Mrs O I Hitch,Mrs James Shumaker(sic) and Charles Driver.

The funeral service will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock

at the Young's Chapel Church.Burial will take place in the Young's Chapel Cemetery.

Cook, Mary (I23430)

1764

Crem C- 274

Higgason, William East (I36227)

1765

Cremated

Michels, Judy Kay (I13317)

1766

Cremated

Cochran, Russell Lee (I55165)

1767

Cremated and Ashes scattered in the waters of Key Biscayne, Florida

Wagner, Mildred 'Millie' E. (I9668)

1768

Cremated and scattered over Las Vegas, Nevada mountains

Wagner, Maxine (I9669)

1769

Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend

Crites, Ronald Wayne (I25054)

1770

Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend

Worthey, Criss Allen (I40787)

1771

Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend

Holland, Gerald W. (I49862)

1772

Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend

Iaun, Christopher (I53258)

1773

Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend

Bishop, Paul Vernon 'Skipper' (I54792)

1774

Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend.
Specifically: Ashes were scattered over a favorite baseball field of Andy's.

Stanford, Andy Dugar (I37404)

1775