The Seagraves Family
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Matches 6,001 to 6,050 of 6,106
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| 6001 | Tom probably died in Wake County, North Carolina. | SEAGRAVES, Thomas Jefferson (I2327)
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| 6002 | Tom's death certificate lists his cause of death as "septicemia", apparently as a result of a foot injury in a football game. | MCLEAN, Thomas Lilburn (Gil 5) Jr. (I6926)
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| 6003 | Tombstone inscription: "Lost in airline accident over the Gulf of Mexico" | SEAGRAVES, Sherrod Edward Jr. (I6593)
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| 6004 | Tommie's maiden name was Dinning. | BRASWELL, Tommie Elizabeth (I1554)
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| 6005 | Tony was born 3 February 1893 in Pennsylvania to Louis and Alice (Pangonis) Racine and died 17 March 1968 in Harrisburg, Saline County, Illinois. | SEAGRAVES, Bernice (Gil 4) (I1735)
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| 6006 | Tony was born 3 February 1893 in Pennsylvania to Louis and Alice (Pangonis) Racine. | RACINE, Anthony Boyd (I1755)
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| 6007 | Transcription error- page skip. Family of Joseph H. & Edie Sagraves which carries over from page 16 attached to Sherman & Dorcie Adams from bottom of same page. The Adams had a daughter, Maxine, shown at the top of page 17. This listing reflects the correct sequence of Sagraves people on those pages of the 1920 census. | SAGRAVES, George Britt (I5837)
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| 6008 | Tutt possibly died in Davidson County, Tennessee. | HIRE, Tutt (I915)
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| 6009 | Tutt was probably born in Macon County, Tennessee. | HIRE, Tutt (I915)
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| 6010 | Two newspaper articles about the death of Myrtle Catts Seagraves describe her funeral services at the Delaware City Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday, May 3rd, 1919. The Wilmington, DE Morning News says interment will be in the "local cemetery"; the Wilmington News Journal says interment will be at Delaware City cemetery. Findagrave.com does not list her at either place or anyone by that name buried in Delaware. | CATTS, Myrtle (I6562)
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| 6011 | Unknown dates or locations prior to 1910 Mabel married and divorced a 1st husband according to her 1910 census listing. | MCKINNEY, William Carroll (I1084)
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| 6012 | US Social Security Applications & Claims Index gives the birth date of Dorse Lee Sagraves as 3 Aug 1928, however, Ohio Deaths, 1908-1932, 1938-2007 shows 3 Aug 1929 as does his listing on the US Public Records Index, Vol 1. His gravestone on Findagrave.com says he was born in 1929 and his age on the 1930 census is given as 8 months which implies an August 1929 birth. All considered, without a specific birth record, I believe the 3 Aug 1929 date is most likely correct. Besides, the Ohio Birth Index, 1908-1964, shows the birth of a "Jack" Sagraves to a Brice Sagraves on 3 Aug 1929. I believe that this Jack was the original name given for Dorse at his birth. | SAGRAVES, Dorse Lee (I5662)
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| 6013 | US Veterans Gravesites, 1775-2006 shows Martin's birth date as 2 Jul 1929 but his US Social Security Applications and Claims Index shows 4 Jul 1929. Both agree on his death date of 18 Nov 1998. | SEAGRAVES, Martin Eugene (I4259)
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| 6014 | US Veterans Gravesites, 1775-2006 shows that Martin was buried in Caseville Township Cemetery in Caseville, Huron County, Michigan, but there is no such listing on Findagrave.com nor any record of his burial in West Virginia or Ohio. | SEAGRAVES, Martin Eugene (I4259)
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| 6015 | Valeah probably died in Indianapolis, Indiana. | MEADOR, Valeah M. (I943)
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| 6016 | Valentine was probably born in Lawrence County, Arkansas. | SEAGRAVES, Valentine O. (I794)
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| 6017 | Various online sources including his Finagrave.com memorial suggest Marion was born in Glenview, Cook County, Illinois, however, his WW II draft card specifies his place of birth was Macon, Georgia, which is supported by his 1910, 1920, 1930, and 1940 census entries which list his birth in Georgia. | SEAGROVES, Marion Earl (I7949)
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| 6018 | Various sources do not agree on where Bennett was born: possibly in Wake County, North Carolina or in Georgia. The 1850 and 1860 censuses for Bond County, Illinois both show him as born in North Carolina. | SEAGRAVES, Bennett (I674)
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| 6019 | Vernon died of a shotgun wound to the abdomen at age 40. | SEAGRAVES, Vernon Gray (I4067)
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| 6020 | Vester & Merton were probably married in Macon County, Tennessee. | Family: Vester Lee CROWDER / Merton HARGIS (F197)
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| 6021 | Victoria was born in Baptist Hospital in Nashville. | SEAGRAVES, Victoria Laura (I6934)
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| 6022 | Vincent and Lucy were probably married in Lawrence County, Arkansas. | Family: Vincent SEAGRAVES / Louvina LACY (F251)
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| 6023 | Vincent Segraves was born, a son of Jacob Segraves, possibly in Wake County, North Carolina. His 1814 Army enlistment papers show him as age 23 which suggests he was born in 1790 if the April date for his birth is correct. His brother, Bennett Seagraves, has a birth date of July 1791 and the 1790 census shows his father, Jacob Segraves in Wake County, North Carolina with two sons under 16, who are possibly Isaac, born about 1785, and Vincent, born in 1788. On the strength of his tombstone date and his possible age on the 1790 census, I have determined to use the 1788 year of birth. The Ancestry.com "Family Data Collection-Births" reports that Vincent was the son of Jacob Segraves and Priscilla Strickland, born on 24 April 1788 in Mars Hill, Madison County, North Carolina, Mars Hill is in far western North Carolina, just north of Asheville, about 150 miles from Wake County. As described below Vincent gave his place of birth as Wake County, North Carolina when he enlisted in the Army in 1814 and his father, Jacob was on the 1790 census in Wake County, so, without further support for the Madison County birth location it is not considered a likely possibility. | SEAGRAVES, Vincent (I673)
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| 6024 | Vincent's Findagrave.com entry and the 1860 census give his name as Vincent C., but his actual gravestone and other sources do not. The 1910 census records a middle initial that appears to read "T." Since the earliest recordings of his surname are "Graves", it is likely that the scribe was hearing Segraves but thinking that the Se part was a middle initial. It is possible that his father, who is frequently shown as born in South Carolina, may in fact have been a Graves with a middle initial "C." and as actual Segraves and Seagraves moved into Arkansas from Tennessee, their family began to adopt that spelling, dropping the initial. The records are not clear enough on that point, but do not support using a middle initial for either man. | SEAGRAVES, Vincent Jr. (I795)
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| 6025 | Viola Kuykendall is in The Texas Birth Index, 1903-1997 showing her birth date as 11 Mar 1930 in Dickens, TX to Guss M. Kuykendall and Pearl Whisenant. | KUYKENDALL, Viola Cleo (I7032)
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| 6026 | Virginia is variously named: 1930 census: Virginia D. 1940 census: Virginia Dora Social Security Death Index: Virginia D. US Obituary Collection: Virginia Dear Clearly her middle name started with a D, but no other source has been found that confirms what it was. For the sake of possible options that may have been misunderstood or mispronounced, we suggest her name may have been Virginia Dare Seagraves after the first white child known to born in North America in 1587. | SEAGRAVES, Virginia Dare (I8061)
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| 6027 | Virginia Marriage Records, 1936-2014 show Lucille's parents as J. C. Huffman and Effie Church. | HUFFMAN, Lucille M. (I2422)
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| 6028 | Virginia Seagraves Martin, born 15 Sep 1920, died 25 Jun 2004, is buried in the Mount Olivet Cemetery in Robertson County, KY, clearly implying that her married name was Martin. Also, the "Kentucky Birth Index, 1911-1999" lists a birth of Diana Sue Martin on 8 Jul 1946 in Harrison County, KY with her mother named as Virginia D. Seagraves. Those sources imply that Virginia married man named Martin, perhaps around 1945, possibly in Kentucky. | MARTIN, FNU (I8062)
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| 6029 | Virginia was possibly born in Montgomery County, North Carolina since her father, Daniel, is recorded on the 1800 census for Montgomery County. | SEAGRAVES, Virginia (I702)
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| 6030 | Virginia was possibly born in Pike County, Georgia since her parents are recorded there on the 1840 census. | SEAGRAVES, Virginia Ann Frances (I1145)
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| 6031 | Vivian was born to Robert Emerson Pearson and Opal C. Penley. | PEARSON, Vivian Alta (I5007)
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| 6032 | Vivian's family was on the 1920 census in Marshall County, Illinois, so it is likely that she was born there. | SEAGRAVES, Vivian (Gil 5) (I1797)
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| 6033 | Walker's birth year is based on his marriage year (1805) assuming he would have been about 25 by the marriage date. | LOUNSBERRY, Walker (I8273)
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| 6034 | Wallace & Priscilla were possibly married in San Diego, San Diego County, California, probably in 1941. | Family: Wallace BELL / Priscilla Eleanor HAWKINS (F476)
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| 6035 | Wallace was probably born in Maricopa County, Arizona. | BELL, Wallace (I1568)
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| 6036 | Walter & Bertha were probably married in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. | Family: Walter Lee (Gil 5) SEAGRAVES, Sr. / Bertha E. BRAY (F338)
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| 6037 | Walter died at age 37 as a factory worker. | SEAGRAVES, Walter Clark (I5775)
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| 6038 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SEAGRAVES, Wanda Ann (I7421)
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| 6039 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SEAGRAVES, Wanda Ann (I7421)
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| 6040 | Watson Alexander was probably born in Rowan County, North Carolina. | SEAGRAVES, Alexander Watson (I1165)
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| 6041 | Waymon was a twin to Lou Frances. | SEAGRAVES, Waymon (I6321)
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| 6042 | We do not know how or why Laura was in Los Angeles in 1923, but the marriage record is clear: Laura A. Seagraves married William C. McKinney there in 1923. | Family: William Carroll MCKINNEY / Laura Alice (Gil 4) SEAGRAVES (F3072)
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| 6043 | We have found no proof that Joel's first wife was Angeline Dyer, but since Mary Ann brown is described as his second wife (see Source S1559- Compendium of Local Biography, Bledsoe County, TN) who he married in | BROWN, Mary Ann (I1172)
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| 6044 | We have found no specific record of the marriage of Lillian to Rudolph, however, since they are listed in the 1927 San Antonio City Directory as married and their first child (Yvonne Lillian) was born in Nov 1929, it seems likely they were married in early 1927 or just before. | Family: Rudolph Joseph KIRST / Lillian Zenia SEAGRAVES (F2943)
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| 6045 | We have no confirmation or proof that this Sarah is the woman listed on Clarence P. Seagreaves death certificate as his mother, but she is the only Sarah Blank we have discovered in Lehigh County, PA of the right age to possibly be the same person. If she was 11 in 1870 she would have been 22 when Clarence was born in 1881. More research on this family is required to establish proof of these relationships. | BLANK, Sarah S. (I6939)
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| 6046 | We have not discovered a marriage record for George Seagrove and Elsa Wilhelmina Dorothea Schulz anywhere in the 1920s. However certain Ancestry family trees claim they were married and that she is the Elsa D. Seagrave, age 45, born in Germany listed as the wife of George A. Seagrave on the 1930 census in San Antonio, Texas. That census records her immigration year as 1910 which almost matches the listing for Elsa Wilhelmina Dorothea Schulz in the U.S. Naturalization Record Indexes, 1791-1992 on Ancestry.com which gives her birth date as 2 Jan 1884 in Germany and her year of arrival as 1907. An Elsa L. Seagrove, born in 1884,died in 1961, is buried in the Spring Lake Cemetery in Spring Lake, Ottawa County, Michigan near the grave of George A. Seagrove. | SCHULZ, Elsa Wilhelmina Dorothea (I6977)
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| 6047 | Wedding announcement in the Reno Gazette-Journal of 6 Aug 1943: "Miss Julia Gandiaga and Jack Seagraves were married at Haley, Idaho, July 27, by District Judge McCloud. Following a short honeymoon trip near Haley, Mrs. Seagraves returned to Lovelock and the groom went to Fort Douglas to take his physical examination for entering the army. Mrs. Seagraves is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Gandiaga and was born and reared in Lovelock. She is a graduate of Pershing county high school with the class of 1943. Previous to the wedding the groom was engaged in work in the Hawaiian islands. Upon his return to the mainland he was employed by Pershing Quicksilver company at Antelope Springs. | Family: Jack Milton SEAGRAVES / Julia GANDIAGA (F902)
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| 6048 | Wesley was probably born in Wake County, North Carolina. | SEAGRAVES, Wesley J. (I1133)
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| 6049 | Westmoreland, Tennessee: "SEAGRAVES, Mr. Howard A., Sr. (Sport)- Age 42, Friday morning, May 20, 1977. Survived by wife, Mrs. Ima Lester Seagraves; one daughter, Pamela Seagraves; four sons, Howard, Jr., Donnie, Jimmy and Mark Seagraves, all of Westmoreland; father, Walter Seagraves, Lebanon; three sisters: Mrs. Ida Mai Baird, Mrs. Howard (Helen) Smith, both of Lebanon, Mrs. Jack (Katie) Sanford, Orlando, Florida; two brothers, Walter (Pete) Seagraves, Jr., Huntsville, Alabama, Maurice Robert (Buddy) Seagraves, Atlanta. Remains are at Nave Funeral Home, where services will be 3:30 p.m. Sunday. Internment National Cemetery, Nashville." | SEAGRAVES, Howard Allen (Gil 6) (I7378)
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| 6050 | When she was born Pawtucket was in Massachusetts. | CARTER, Abigail (I2491)
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