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1	>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> b>Alfred Decatur "Dee" Spainhouer --- Mary Spainhour has Alfred D.'s death as 1887.1101 in Salem, OR --- this is clearly wrong --- but his wife probably died in Salem, OR --- see FGS 10833	Family F70421
2	>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> William Washington Spainhour & Permelia Charity Grabs --- CMC has both burried at Mr. Zion Methodist in Pinnacle --- CHECK THIS IN FCCR	Family F10250
3	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F81595
4	Eliza Jane Rumley (1857-1943), d/o George Rumley and Matilda Huffine	Leinbach, John Wesley (I4779)
5	Green Twp Franklin County Census 1850 Samuel = 30, in 1870 Samuel = 47, and in 1880 Samuel =56, Susan = 52 Samuel's wives and children are from the History of Franklin County The 1870 census shows George still at home but Samuel J. is gone We assume that Charlotte is Robert's wife. She is shown as 24 in 1870 with Robert as 21 Lydia is shown as 2 and Charles as 1 in 1870 (see FGS 14524) There are no other children in Samuel's household in 1870 or 1880	Family F60181
6	Information from Swiss records by Werner Hug & Paul Brüderlin Information courtesy of Franz Nostitz & Nancy Masimer Additional information courtesy of Robert Messmore	Family F81085
7	Johannes was called Tabakrapser (???) in Muttenz.	Family F81086
8	Margaret Grimes--- 2004.0902 -- fmoran says this was Mrs. Margaret Grimes -- then asks: Does this Margaret Grimes (b ca 1806) = Margaret Harris who mrd Benjamin Grimes in 1825? >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Jacob Conrad--- 2004.0902 --fmoran says maybe mrd Catharina Krause in 1809 -- or Catharina Krieger >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>	Family F10213
9	Source numbers are identified in F10001 notes. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Jakob Spänhauer & Ursula Uerbin --- Jakob (James) born March 22, 1668 died April 9, 1726 is identified as a son of Johannes (John) and Ursula Spürgi in Source # 3, p 7. His marriage to Ursula Uerbin is listed as January 21, 1695 in Source # 3 p 8. Both pages list Ursula as born 1666 died December 28, 1724. Two children are listed on p 8. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Hans Jakob Spänhauer (201) --- Hans Jakob (John James) was born Januray 5, 1696 and died April 23, 1696 -- p 8. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Hans Jakob Spänhauer (202) --- Hans Jakob (John James) was born December 12, 1697 and died June 9, 1742 -- p 8. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>	Family F10016
10	The following is Mary Lee's Obituary KING - Mary Lee "Newsome" Newsome, wife of the late Everette Gray Newsome, died Saturday, April 6, 2002, at the age of 78 of complications due to recent illness. Mary Lee was born June 27, 1923, the adopted daughter of Norman Lee and Gladys Mae "Spainhour" Newsome. She was a mother of five and helped to manage the home and family farm. She later retired from Brady Furniture of Rural Hall. She was preceded in death by her husband, Everette, and son and daughter-in-law Bobby G. (Annie Lee) Newsome. She is survived by two sons, Mr. Jerry W. (Bonnie) Newsome Sr. of King and Mr. Glenn W. (Becky) Newsome of Pfafftown; two daughters, Mrs. Jerry (Catherine "Newsome") Culler of Pfafftown and Mrs. Danny (Rachel "Newsome") Collins of King; nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Mary Lee was a true artisan. Her award-winning works of crochet were as much art as function. Many generations of babies have been clothed in her unforgettable baby outfits and wrapped up in one of her unique blankets. She created each with the same love and care that she raised her family with. She and her husband shared a love for each other and their family that is too rare in this world. She was dearly loved and will be dearly missed. Funeral services will be held Monday, April 8, 2002, at 2 p.m. at Slate Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. Don Collins and Bro. Bobby Householder officiating. Burial will follow in King Memorial Park.	Family F12815
11	The following was written in Licking County, Ohio, sometime following December of 1880. The parents of John Messmore were natives of Pennsylvania and came to Ohio in the year 1809, settling in Licking County. Our subject was born in 1908. He is from a family of seven children: Susannah, Mary, Laban, John, Eliza and Rhoda. Mr. Messmore was brought up to hard labor, and in his youth, learned the business of carding and fulling. At 22 years of age, he came to the neighborhood of Waterloo and established himself in the woolen-mill business and carried it on for 40 years, keeping pace with the many improvements that pertain to the trade in that time. In 1866 he sold his factory to his son, and in 1871, bought the Pancoast Mill's on Deer Creek, above Waterloo, where he has since carried on the flouring business. He was married in December 13, 1829 to Jerusua, daughter of Isaiah and Lettice Pancoast, born June 4, 1805 and fifty years afterwards, December 13, 1879, celebrated with a multitude of friends their golden wedding. Just one year later, December 13, 1880, his esteemed companion died. They were the parents of seven children who grew to maturity: Mariamie, Flavius J., Alvin L.,Aurelius B., Otis B., Rienzi W., and Francenia. Of these only three survive. Alvin L. married Evaline Leach of this county. He served in the war as captain of Co.G, 113th OVI and was an officer of more than ordinary soldierly bearing. He is now a resident of St. Louis. Arelius B. married Sarah Lindsey and resides in Kansas. Rienzi W. married Mary F. Kelley and resides in Waterloo. Uncle John Messmore is a man of steady habits and unswerving Christian character. For the past 40 years he has lived a consistent member of the Old School Predestinarian Baptist Church. The society of which he is a member was established at the house of Isaiah Pancoast in the year 1813. Note: Burial at Messmore Cemetery and moved to the New Holland Cemetery in the 1960's: Flavius J. Messmore a son who died August 17, 1863 at 36 years, Jerusua Pancoast Messmore wife of John and daughter of Isaiah & Lettice Pancoast and Mazael who died September 2, 1842 at age 1 year and was son of John & Jerusua Pancoast Messmore.	Family F60063
12	The Hoffman surname (pronounced with a long "O") is first found in Selesia. The word originally meant a farmyard -- so a Hoffman was a manager of a cloister farm.	Family F81390
13	their daughter Laura married her first cousin John Fulk -- see FGS 16117	Family F74889
14	Walter and his brother "Frank" went to Arizona as young men and had a cattle ranch there for a short time, then Walter returned to Surry County to begin farming. He was blind in his later years, so he strung a wire to lead him from his porch to his outhouse. One day he fell from the porch and died. There are no records of children. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>	Family F72978
15	-- they had 13 children	Family F75548
16	----> six children	Family F79315
17	---> no children Sarah in 1801 married Horatio Hamilton	Family F76551
18	---> three children - all buried in Rural Hall	Family F81687
19	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F77721
20	Created with information from Descendants of Frederick Shore and his Wife Barbary -- Alice Mae Brumfield Updated with information from James Spainhour files >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ---> four children	Family F79942
21	Created with information from Descendants of Frederick Shore and his Wife Barbary -- Alice Mae Brumfield Updated with information from James Spainhour files >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ---> two Children	Family F80222
22	Information for this family group was provided by Kathy Spainhower >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>	Family F13057
23	Information from James Spainhour Files >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ---> no children	Family F71660
24	Obit of Augusta Alice Shore Pinnix Author: Wanda Rabb Date: 17 Feb 2001 12:00 PM GMT Surnames: Shore, Pinnix, Ireland, Tedder, Hudson, Spann, Henderson Classification: Obituary Post Reply \| Mark Unread \| Report Abuse Print Message RONDA - Mrs. Augusta Alice Shore Pinnix, 92, passed away Monday, Feb. 12, 2001, at the Yadkin Nursing Center. She was born April 19, 1908, in Iredell County to the late Aldophus A. and Nancy Ireland Shore. Mrs. Pinnix was a housewife and nurse-aide and was a member of Temple Hill United Methodist Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Milo M. Pinnix; a stepdaughter, Vera P. Hudson; three sisters, Maude Tedder, Collie Henderson and Dovie Spann; and three brothers, Press Shore, Roy Shore and Blume Shore. Surviving are her children, Dorman C. (Leamer) Pinnix of Ronda, Emma L. (Harry) Parker of Gardendale, Ala., Muriel J. Chambers, Almedia B. Ireland and Etta (Brother Johnny) Arnold, all of Ronda; a sister, Daisy Shore of Dobson; 11 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren. Her funeral service will be held 2 p.m. Wednesday at Deliverance Baptist Church by Brother Johnny Arnold. She will lie in state 30 minutes prior to the service. Burial will follow in the Temple Hill United Methodist Church Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Gentry Family Funeral Service on Little Mountain Road in Jonesville.	Shore, Augusta Alice (I73011)
25	This family group information is from Chet Rose letter >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Lesley W. Lackey = Served in military in WWI & was gassed in France - was wholesale druggist	Family F11836
26	"Battles & Biographies of Missourians" by W.L. Webb: At the beginning of the Civil War Dr. Winfrey was a merchant and a practicing physician at Lone Jack, MO. George B. Weff, who had served with Doniphan in Mexico was a prominent citizen in the same neighborhood. Webb and Winfrey were a David and Jonathan over again. In the summer of 1862 these two men called their mutual friends together and organized them into a Confederate Company. Dr. Winfrey was elected Captain and Webb Lieutenant. In a few days the company had its baptism of fire at the Battle of Lone Jack. After the fight Dr. Winfrey was made surgeon of the Second (Hays) Regiment, with the rank of Major-Lieutenant, Webb became Captain and served in his company capacity until he fell mortally wounded at the battle of Byrun's Ford near Westport, in 1864. As Captain Webb languished with his death wound on the field, Dr. Winfrey took him up and cared for him two weeks until he died, then buried him beside his comrades.... He enlisted as Surgeon in the State Guards, and accompanied Colonel Gideon W. Thompson to Cowskin Prairie. At the Battle of Wilson Creek, his skill as a surgeon was invaluable. He was present at the Battle of Lexington. He spent a part of the winter of 1862 with his family at Lone Jack --- a time full of danger and narrow escapes. In the spring he and Webb organized Company C, which fought the Federals entrenched in his store and in his dwelling adjoining. He led his company against them but was repulsed in a bloody conflict. After falling back, he rallied his men and in a second charge dislodged the enemy and held the bujildings to the end of the fight. After the Battle of Lone Jack, Dr. Winfrey went south with Hay's command. He was senior surgeon of Shelby's Brigade, and was present at the Battles of Cane Hill, Prairie Grove, and Newtonia. He was at the second Battle of Springfield (January 8, 1863). He sremained here, after the Confederates withdrew, in charge of the hospital until the wounded were able to travel, then he accompanied them as prisoners of war to City Point, Virginia, where they were exchanged. From City Point he set out to join his command and on his way arrived at Vicksburg, VA, just before the beginning of the siege. He saw the Battle of Champion Hill and Big Black, and was in Vicksburg during the siege. He met and conversed with General Grant. The return trip across the Mississippi River was a dangerous one, but he arrived safe at Price's army in Camp at Camden. He was at the principal battles in the operations against Steel, and in the autumn of 1864 came with the command on Price's great raid. The wounded at the Battle of Westport required many surgeons and Dr. Winfrey, at the request of General Price, remained to care for his soldiers and dying comrades. He arrived at St. Louis on his way back to the army, when news came that General Lee had surrendered. After the war, Dr. Winfrey enjoyed a very large practice for years at Pleasant Hill. In 1879 he moved to Kansas City, MO, where he lived and died.	Family F11629
27	"Minute Man" in Revolutionary War	Spainhower, Michael (I212)
28	-- they had 10 children	Family F75549
29	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F75792
30	----> three children	Family F77112
31	---> dau=Eliza S. Cobbler, born 1907 NC	Family F80264
32	---> NO children; Capp ran a blacksmith shop and later a cafe in Winston-Salem; He repaired wagons; worked for Vance Machine Shop;	Family F76498
33	---> three children	Family F79814
34	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F77838
35	--->no children	Family F70036
36	10.5.2019 Birth name added by Shore Griffin, great granddaughter of Mary Elizabeth Reece.	Reece, Mary Elizabeth (I11512)
37	17874	Wall, Harriett C. (I43530)
38	1810 Surry Co. NC Census: Daniel HOOTS: 1m-10, 1m16-26, 1m26-45, 2f-10, 1f10-16, 2f16-26 betw Frederick TANNER & Henry HOOTS. 1820 Surry Co. NC Census: Daniel HOOTS: 2m-10, 1m10-16, 1m26-45, 3f-10, 1f26-45. _______ Surry Co. NC 7 Dec 1844 Inventory of the Estate of DANIEL HOOTS decd by DAVID SHORES, adm.	Hoots, Daniel (I3026)
39	18477	James, Tempy (I46807)
40	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	James, John (I72718)
41	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	James, Jonathan (I72722)
42	18719	Shore, Donald (I48530)
43	1900 - Listed in household of Isaac Shore (89) as his GRANDDAUGHTER in Buck Shoals.	Shore, Carrie B. (I72768)
44	1900 Iowa census record listed Columbus H. Boyles as Charles H. Boyles. Rock Island Ward 4, Rock Island, ILLINOIS Charles H. Boyles 27 born NC Dec 1872, Piano Salesman Josephine B. Boyles 23 born NC Jul 1876, Fern L. Boyles 3 born Iowa Apr 1897. 1910 Washington census record for Charles H. Boyles Spolane Ward 4, Spokane, Washington Charles H. Boyles 40 widowed, Fern B. Boyles 12, Josephine L. Boyles 7/12. Jan 1934 Aquitania passenger list shows Columbus H. Boyles arriving at Port of New York following a Mediterranean Cruise. Gives home address as Winston-Salem, NC. 19 May 1937 Queen Mary passenger list shows Columbus H. Boyles, birth date 9 Dec 1872, birth place North Carolina and traveling companion, Mable Boyles, birth date 23 Mar 1871, birthplace New York, departing Southamption, England, arriving New York 24 May 1937. Home address: 64 Washington Street, Gloversville, NY.	Family F81625
45	43786	Church, Roy Ivan (I43786)
46	7 March 1889 Announced in the Western Sentinel (Winston-Salem): "MRS. POLLY PINNIX of Yadkin died recently at the age of 91 years. Her husband, MR. WILLIAM PINNIX, died a few days later, aged 90 years."	Family F82402
47	7 March 1889 Announced in the Western Sentinel (Winston-Salem): "MRS. POLLY PINNIX of Yadkin died recently at the age of 91 years. Her husband, MR. WILLIAM PINNIX, died a few days later, aged 90 years."	Dickerson, Mary (I72748)
48	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Tucker, Thomasin (I72693)
49	>>> no children	Family F77097
50	>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Ann Schlang sheet has Gertrude & Charity as two different children --- changed to one per ancestry.com sheets Ann Schlang sheet has Henry W. --- changed to Henry Nathan per ancestry.com sheets ancestry.com sheets have this family members buried at Union Hill Baptist in Clemmons --- but I find none of them in FCC	Family F15465

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