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| 54 | ABBR Ancestral File (TM) NAME Family History Library ADDR 35 N West Temple Street CONT Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA | Source (S284)
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| 55 | Accidental Drowning | Salmon, Fred Thomas (I14297)
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| 56 | Accidental Drowning | Abernathy, Jerry Lane (I30152)
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| 57 | acknowledges Verlie "Vicki" Taylor, Betty Lou Byrd Wood and Sion Harrington info contributors | Source (S60)
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| 58 | Acute Myocardial Infarction | Baker, Charles (I181)
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| 59 | Admiral Baker, age 40 is living with John Atkins in the 1850 Census. | Atkins, John (I11157)
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| 60 | Adopted by Vickie and WJ from orphanage in Romania abt. 1980. | Sparks, Nicholas (I42782)
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| 61 | After the Revolutionary War, Bolin Lived with the Cherokees. | Baker, Bolling (I22162)
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| 62 | Age: 66 | Carr, Thomas E. (I42276)
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| 63 | Age: 67 | Bolden, Doris Fay (I42093)
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| 64 | Age: 69 | Gilreath, Robert U.S. (I42314)
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| 65 | Alfred T Wester Residence: Wake County, North Carolina Occupation: Laborer Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 05 February 1862 at the age of 17 Substitute in Company C, 47th Infantry Regiment North Carolina on 29 April 1862. Wounded on 08 May 1864 at Wilderness, VA Returned on 30 September 1864 (Estimated day) POW on 25 March 1865 at Fort Stedman, VA Confined on 28 March 1865 at Point Lookout, MD Took Oath of Allegiance on 13 June 1865 at Point Lookout, MD [Page Wester] "...material ... from the National Archives... Alfred T. Wester...served in Co. C, 47th NC Infantry (Confederate) enlisted in Wake County on Feb. 5, 1862 at age 17 which would make him the same age as the Alfred Wester who was listed in the 1850 Wake County census at age 4 (bet. 1845-1846) with the Pair family. Alfred T. Wester was captured at Petersburg, VA on March 26, 1865. The name "A. F. Hester" appears next to signature by mark to an Oath of Allegiance to the United States, subscribed and sworn to at Point Lookout, Md., June 13, 1865. His place of residence was Wake Co., NC, and a description of him follows: Complexion: dark; hair: brown; Eyes: blue; height: 5 ft. 6 in." The parentage of Alfred T. Wester in unknown. However, I believe him to be a son of John H. Wester and Unknown (Pair?) who may have died between 1845 and 1848 because John H. married Delila Matthews 24 August 1848 in Cumberland Co unty, NC. Alexander Rufus Wester, a son of Alfred T. Wester, was remembered as a cousin of the Delilah Wester Vance family. Delilah Wester Vance was a gr anddaughter of John H. and Delila Matthews Wester. Also, Alfred T. Wester wa s buried in the same cemetery as Jackson Wester, a son of John H. and Delila Matthews Wester and father of Delilah Wester Vance. The Death Certificate of Alexander R. Wester indicates both his parents were born in Harnett County, NC. Harnett County was formed from Cumberland County in 1855. 1850 Wake County, NC, page 203: 1190/1190 Thomas Pair 65M farming NC, Polly 70F Virginia , Alfred Wester 4M "ditto" (VA or NC?). 1860 Wake County, NC, Southern Divisio n, Morrisville PO, page 81: 579/586 William Jinks 37M Farmer 1140/1582 NC, Ab ba 40F NC, William 14M NC, Julia 12F NC, Ann 7F NC, Daniel (Surles?) 45M NC, Jinsy Kenaday 50F NC, Alfred Wester 15M NC. Records from the NATIONAL ARCHIV ES TRUST FUND indicate that Alfred T. Wester was a Private in Co. C, 47 NC In fantry having enlisted at age 17 in Raliegh on Feb 3, 1862 for a period of 3 years or the war. This would make Alfred T. Wester the same age as the Alfred Wester listed in 1850 Wake County with Thomas and Polly Pair. On 26 Mar 18 65 Alfred T. Wester was captured at Petersburg, VA. The name "A. F. Hester" appears next to signature by mark to an Oath of Allegiance to the United Stat es subscribed and sworn to at Point Lookout, Md. June 13, 1865. His place of residence was Wake County, NC and a description of him follows: Complexion : dark; hair: brown; Eyes: blue; height: 5 ft. 6 in. 1900 Buckhorn Twp, Ha rnett Co., NC: 168/172 Wester, Alford T. Aug 1845 54 M 24 NC NC NC Farmer R - F, Elender J. Wife Aug 1851 48 M 24 yrs 8/8 children NC NC NC, A. Rufus So n Nov 1879 20 Single NC NC NC, Annie E. Daughter Mar 1882 18 Single NC NC NC, Charlie T. Son May 1884 16 NC NC NC, Sarah J. Daughter July 1887 12 NC NC NC , Mary P. Daughter Feb 1880 10 NC NC NC, Lettie Daughter July 1892 7 NC NC NC , William Son Jan 1896 4 NC NC NC. SOLDIER'S APPLICATION FOR PENSION STATE OR NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF Wake, On this 13 day of June, A. D. 1904, perso nally appeared..., A T Wester, age 61 years, and a resident at Fuquay Springs post-office...That he is the identical A T Wester, who enlisted in Co. C, 47 Reg. N. C. State Troops, on or about the 9th day of May, 1862 or 63, to serv e in the armies of the late Confederate States, and that while in said servic e at The wilderness, in the State of Va, on or about the 8 day of May 1864 he received a wound or wounds, etc....Applicant was wounded on arm, shoulder and thigh, all of which were flesh wounds. He is now suffering from Piles an d Inguinal Hernia. He thinks he is disabled to the extent of three fourths.. ..Sworn and subscribed before me, this 13 day of June, 1904...A T Wester X hi s mark... HARNETT COUNTY CEMETERIES, VOL. 1, Compiled by Hugh B. Williams, 6. 03 Olive Branch Church: WESTER, ALFORD T. AUG 5 1845 -- FEB 11 1907. | Wester, Alfred T. (I16911)
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| 66 | Aracoma was killed during "The Battle of the Islands", near Logan West Virginia, in 1780 | Cornstalk, Aracoma (I22163)
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| 67 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Wester, Alexander Rufus Jr. (I3643)
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| 68 | Asphyxiation | Barnes, Max Lassiter (I2802)
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| 69 | Aunt Luna used to send clothes 3 or 4 times a year. granny was helping putting in a barn of tobacco big fine car byron was looking for for sweet potatoes Uncle Nick came down when Robert died and said that any land or inheritance left to Luna he didn't need. | Wheeler, Luna B. (I1774)
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| 70 | Auto Accident | Mills, Ricky Kenny (I770)
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| 71 | Auto accident | Page, Peggy Carol (I1734)
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| 72 | Auto Accident | Baker, Arthur Herman (I4782)
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| 73 | Auto Accident | Hockaday, William Fletcher (I6012)
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| 74 | Auto Accident | Grier, Mary Elizabeth (I6120)
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| 75 | Auto accident | Baker, James Curtis (I6159)
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| 76 | Avent Cotton was a member of Buckhorn Methodist Church in 1858 | Cotton, Avent (I5646)
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| 77 | Bacterial Infection | Gregory, Ollie Faye (I2841)
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| 78 | Baker | Jones, Elizabeth (I28622)
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| 79 | Baker | Horton, Ed D. (I28623)
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| 80 | Baker | Horton, Ray Williams Sr. (I28624)
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| 81 | Baker | Horton, Joseph Leo (I28625)
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| 82 | Baker | Hodges, Leola May (I36382)
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| 83 | Baker, Deliah, born ca 1816, daughter of James and Mary Baker in Cumberland Co., NC, on September 5, 1845, marriage bond. Deliah died February 1899 in Harnett Co., NC. Deliah Baker Buie applied for widow's pension for the Mexican War Certificate No. 1073, file No. 27626, The witnesses on the original application are John Baker and Mary Monroe, dated June 20, 1849.There are several sworn statements as to the character, widowhood, etc of Deliah Buie in the pension applications. She also had to reapply because she lost the pension during the Civil War. After Civil war several sworn statements were made to verify that Deliah Buie was still the widow of Hugh Buie and that he did not par-take nor support the Southern Aggression in the Civil War. Nov 21, 1866 statements by Mary Ann Monroe and Sarah Matthews (Merchants) June 19, 1869, statements by John W. Monroe and Mary Monroe Sept. 3, 1873, statement by James M. Turner Hon. (Gen) Clay Evans, Connissioner of Pensions "Sir: I hereby report the name of Delilah Buie, wid of Hugh, pri Co7 NC Vols. who was a pensioner on the rolls of the Agency, under Certificate No. 1073, and who was last paid at $12 to 4 Feb, 1899, has been dropped because of death." Very Respectfully, J.T. Wilder, D. Pension Agent. [1880 Census] Census Place: Stewarts Creek, Harnett, North Carolina Source: FHL Film 1254967 National Archives Film T9-0967 Page 86A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Leliah BUIE Self F W W 65 NC Fa: NC Mo: NC Margaret BAKER Sister F S W 50 NC Occ: House Keeper Fa: NC Mo: NC | Baker, Deliah (I28853)
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| 84 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Baker, Jim (I696)
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| 85 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Senter, Ida Carol (I32105)
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| 86 | Black | Lassiter, Willie M. (I10061)
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| 87 | Black | Lassiter, Thomas (I24911)
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| 88 | Black | Lassiter, Atlas (I24950)
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| 89 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Barbour, Bobby (I21477)
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| 90 | Bolin Baker filed for a Revolutionary War pension when he was 69 years of age and living in Clay County, Kentucky. The Pension No. is S.12950. and, since he was from Wilkes County, North Carolina (and enlisted or was drafted from that location) the pension number refers to a North Carolina resident's pension. | Baker, Bolin Jr. (I21068)
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| 91 | born 12/03/1871 | Stewart, Louisa Margaret (I6654)
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| 92 | Breast & Bone Cancer | Senter, Mary Elizabeth (I10816)
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| 93 | Brice Baker and May Arthur b. 1775 ABT had a daughter named Lucretia Baker b.1809 . Lucretia married John Mills b.1805 and they had a daughter named Lucretia Mills b.1839. Lucretia Mills married Marion Walker b. 1837 and they had a son named Charles Walker b.1871. Charles Walker married Suzie Carroll b. and they had Marion Walker b.1895. Marion married Anna Stansberry b. 1902and they had Bobbie Christine Walker b.1929. Bobbie married James Thomas Cox II b.1915. They had four children: Anna Sue Cox b.1949, Nancy Carol b.1950 Cox, James Thomas Cox III b.1951, and John David Cox. | Baker, Lucretia (I37869)
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| 94 | Bronchopneumonia | Baker, Joseph Atlas (I5737)
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| 95 | Brothers Robert and Charles Ewing married sisters Mary and Martha Baker | Ewing, Charles (I21975)
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| 96 | Built several large iron furnaces...the remains of some of these old iron furnaces can be seen even today. They were at their peak of production during the Revolutionary War. | Baker, James (I21491)
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| 97 | Burned | Baker, Roxie May (I240)
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| 98 | Cancer | Hutchins, Charles Baker (I1206)
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| 99 | Cancer | Price, Fay Marie (I1724)
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| 100 | Cancer | Gregory, Daily London (I2563)
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