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"Fount", as he was referred to, was a Presbyterian minister, reportedly one of the first in Putnam County. He retired to Center Hill, FL, a small, sleepy town in central Florida, the heart of citrus and vegetable farming. City Cemetery, where he is buried, is nestled under trees dripping with Spanish moss. | Smith, William Fountain (I18)
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"Mammy", as she was known to her grandchildren and numerous great-grandchildren was one of the spryest grandmothers around well into her seventies. She would frequently "wrestle" with grandchildren and could hold her own (or frequently better if you tried to get too rough). Mammy Buck's house was always the gathering place for her children and their offspring, and it was not unusual to see 10-15 family members, especially on a summer night when the kids could run around outside and play. Mammy never scolded anyone for being too noisy, but she still commanded respect and was someone you listened to when she got that serious tone in her voice.
Mammy's house was also the site of nightly "Rook" games that usually lasted until well past midnight throughout the summer. Various family members cycled through, but Mammy and her daughter, Nettie, were always at the table. | Gass, Mittie Lee (I15)
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(From Shirlianne and Linda): Doesn't everyone remember Aunt Pearl with her snow white hair, asthma spray, and cigarettes? As long as they could travel, Aunt Pearl and Uncle Frank Sadler, her second husband, would make the train trip from Nashville to Algood several times a year for a week's stay with Mammy.
Aunt Pearl is buried in gravesite #38 alongside Uncle Billy. | Sadler, Pearl Buck (I1190)
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(Medical):Charlie's emphysema was likely the result of many years inhaling sawdust and other irritants encountered during his many years as a carpenter. He never smoked. | Wilmoth, Charlie Bartlett (I11)
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(Medical):Dewey died officially from urea poisoning which was the result of a 2-3 year battle with colon and prostate cancer. | Wilmoth, Dewey Eston (I5)
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(Medical):Ovie died peacefully in her sleep. | Smith, Ovie Magdaline (I12)
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(Note from Shirlianne and Linda) During the early years of her research, Juanita asked Shirlianne and me to help purchase markers for the unmarked graves in the Buck Plot. These graves were marked with stones, but no names were on any of them. Aunt Nettie knew exactly who was buried in each of those graves, but Juanita knew that once she was gone, it would only be a matter of time until the names would be forgotten. The monument of gravesite #46 was placed as a memorial to Mary Caroline Ford but does not contain her remains. Mary Caroline was buried in an unmarked grave at a cemetery in Bloomington Springs. Gravesite #46 is empty! This may seem a strange thing for us to have done, but due to the animosity between Pappy Buck and his stepmother, and out of respect for the mother he never knew, Aunt Nettie wanted a marker placed there. In case you're curious, Sara Frances Carr is buried on High Island, an island on Lake Michigan, owned by the House of David in Benton Harbor, MI. | Ford, Mary Caroline (I100)
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adopted | VanLandingham, Matthew Charles (I630)
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adopted | VanLandingham, Carry Ann (I631)
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Alternate spelling is "Lorina" in 1850 census of Overton Co., TN | Welch, Lorinna (I25)
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Civil Officer of Fauquier Co., VA. Appointed County Commissioner 1782. Aided in sustaining the Army by furnishing food, collecting and driving cattle for use of the Army. (Ref.: The Humston Family, pp 61, 62, 63) | Humston, Edward (I287)
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Dewey Wilmoth Notes lists name as Olla B. | Brown, Ola (I713)
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died | Green (I765)
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died 2 years of age | Bell, Kenneth Leon (I1062)
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Died age 19 | Ballard, Norma Jean (I593)
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died age 2 days | Justice, James Venable (I905)
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died as a child | Gillen, Haskell (I1589)
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Died as infant | Allen, Thomas (I497)
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died in childbirth | Odell, Winnie (I915)
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Father of 11 children by 1st wife and 11 children by 2nd wife. (This info is according to inscription on grave headstone. However, this headstone is a relatively recent replacement of the original and was contributed by Neta Pearson, and the accuracy is not known.)
1850 census for Overton Co., TN lists John Wilmoth, age 47, as farmer from NC. It also lists "Lorina (sp), age 24", "Thomas, age 14", "Robert, age 5", "Sarah, age 3", and "Martha, age 2".
1820 census for Overton Co. TN lists an Abraham Wilmouth with household consisting of: 3 males under age of 10, 3 males ages 10-16, 1 male over 45, and 1 female age 10-16.
See attached sources. | Wilmoth, John (I24)
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Gravesite #42 | Buck, Joyce (I1183)
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Jim Wilmoth' compilation has this name as "Lecture", but an email from Pat Buynak, Aug, 2004, a granddaughter, spells the name "Lector" | Davis, Lector (I597)
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Notes by Dewey Wilmoth list name as Margret J. | Reels, Jane (I669)
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(Research):"Fount", as he was referred to, was a Presbyterian minister, reportedly one of the first in Putnam County. He retired to Center Hill, FL, a small, sleepy town in central Florida, the heart of citrus and vegetable farming. | Smith, William Fountain (I18)
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(Research):Allen-Anderson Cemetary. The orignal stone was replaced with this new and very readable grave marker.
Twelve Corner United Baptist Church
Burial: Anderson Cemetery Jackson County Tennessee, USA
Allen-Anderson Cemetary. The orignal stone was replaced with this new and very readable grave marker.
ANDERSON Thomas Shirley Sr HOMESTEADED THIS LAND IN EARLY 1800's Photo by: Vincent Anderson
| Robinson, Judith Anne (I110)
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(Research):Andrew Beaty lived in what is now Sullivan Co, TN during the Revolutionary War. He was appointed Captain of the Militia in Sullivan Co, TN and served under Shelby in the Revolutionary War. He later migrated westward and settled in Cumberland Co, KY. He lived not far from Chanaute, TN, very close to his younger brother Alexander who lived in Fentress Co, TN. | Beaty, Andrew (I1150)
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(Research):Birth: Aug. 13, 1889 Death: Dec. 29, 1955 Family links: Spouse: Venoy Wilmoth Freeman (1895 - 1979) Burial: Algood Cemetery Algood Putnam County Tennessee, USA Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?] Created by: Jenifer Crone Record added: Jan 31, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 64962581
| Freeman, Morgan L. (I822)
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(Research):Birth: Feb. 24, 1888 Tennessee, USA Death: Aug. 14, 1907 Putnam County Tennessee, USA Inscription: In my fathers house are many mansions. A beloved husband, a father dear. Burial: Phillips Cemetery Cookeville Putnam County Tennessee, USA Created by: jc~roadrunner Record added: Aug 25, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 57706631
| Gillen, Harvey W. (I780)
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(Research):Birth: Jan. 24, 1907 Death: Apr. 20, 1908 Inscription: Sleep on sweet babe and take thy rest. God called thee home. He knew the best Burial: Phillips Cemetery Cookeville Putnam County Tennessee, USA Created by: jc~roadrunner Record added: Sep 17, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 58809392
| Gilliam, Willie Haskel (I781)
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(Research):Birth: May 28, 1895 Death: Apr. 21, 1979 Family links: Spouse: Morgan C Freeman (1889 - 1955)* *Point here for explanation Burial: Algood Cemetery Algood Putnam County Tennessee, USA Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?] Created by: Jenifer Crone Record added: Jan 31, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 64962546
| Wilmoth, Venoy (I821)
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(Research):Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord
Newly Restored Cemetery Marker for Father Clayton Daniel Moore, Sr.
Will Book 3, Pages 222 - 225 Probate Court
| Moore, Clayton Daniel Sr. (I1591)
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(Research):Byrd: Birth: May 20, 1893 Death: Jan. 10, 1970 Family links: Spouse: Arvie Phillips (1887 - 1960)* Children: Cordie Charlotte Phillips Linder (1914 - 2011)* *Calculated relationship Inscription: In His Will Is Our Place Burial: Phillips Cemetery Cookeville Putnam County Tennessee, USA Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?] Created by: jc~roadrunner Record added: Jun 30, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 54305279 Arvie: Learn about upgrading this memorial... Birth: Sep. 26, 1887 Death: Aug. 20, 1960 Family links: Spouse: Byrd W Phillips (1893 - 1970) Children: Cordie Charlotte Phillips Linder (1914 - 2011)* *Calculated relationship Inscription: In His Will Is Our Place Burial: Phillips Cemetery Cookeville Putnam County Tennessee, USA Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?] Created by: jc~roadrunner Record added: Jun 30, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 54305262
| Wilmoth, Arvestie Arvie E. (I779)
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(Research):Came from Ireland to America about 1740 and settled near Philadelphia, PA (Paul Bass' letter to Nettie Buck- Feb. 10, 1961) | Gass, John (I1135)
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(Research):Came from VA and fought in War of 1812 under Andrew Jackson (Paul Bass). Killed in action, 8 Jan 1815, in New Orleans. | Patty, Jesse (I50)
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(Research):Came to PA from Ireland about 1750. After Margaret's death, John migrated south to Rowan Co, NC. Apparently the older sons migrated also. Andrew was living in Sullivan Co. when the Revolutionary (war) was started. He and his brother James served in the war and fought in the Battle of Kings Mountain. | Beaty, John Sr. (I94)
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(Research):Daniel died in 1936 according to his brother Miles B., his administrator | Moore, Daniel M. (I1736)
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(Research):Family Tree Maker Genealogy, Internet
STEPHEN WEST Born Dec 29, 1767 Died Sept 19, 1855
Hatcher Hall Cemetery, memorial #38591209
| West, Stephen (I121)
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(Research):Federal Census for Thomas H SPRINT (1857-1909), Mary R "Mamie" HUMSTON Sprint (1862-1910), Frank H SPRINT (1887-), James Ashby SPRINT (1888-), Thomas H SPRINT (1894-), John Marshall SPRINT (1899-); Year: 1900; Census Place: White Post, Clarke, Virginia; Roll T623_1704; Page: 5A; Enumeration District: 19.;
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(Research):Front left to right: Nancy and Gallant Back left to right: Ella Etta and Milus
Albert Francis Bartlett and his father Gallant
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(Research):Gertie had 6 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren when she died. | Wilmoth, Mary Gertrude (I961)
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(Research):Gravesite #42 | Buck, Joyce (I1183)
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(Research):Handwritten note by W. C. Buck, written on July 28, 1900 confirms the birthdates of J. L. Buck as Sep. 28, 1878 and of J. A. Buck as Dec. 26, 1888. Note was found in belongings of Robbie Buck Wilmoth by her son, Richard G. Wilmoth. | Buck, William Campbell (I21)
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(Research):Handwritten note on back of photograph give birth date of Aug. 19, 1798. Note appears to be the handwriting of Robbie Mae Buck Wilmoth. Photograph is a copy made from original by one of the cousins (prob. Juanita, Shirlianne, or Linda McCulley). | Buck, Abraham Covalt (I30)
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(Research):History of Schmidt/Livingston Family BY: Helen Russell Sources: Old article from Plattsburg Leader "Trails of Yesterday" by Carrie Polk Johnston & Clinton Co MO Probate Records
| Schmidt, George (I64)
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(Research):Irene married 3 times - No children by marriages 2 and 3 | Wilmoth, Lillian Irene (I923)
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(Research):Jackson Co., TN Loose District/Chancery Court Papers
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(Research):Jackson Co., TN Loose District/Chancery Court Papers
| Anderson, Mary Polly (I2076)
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(Research):Jim Wilmoth' compilation has this name as "Lillie Mae", but an email from Pat Buynak, Aug, 2004, a granddaughter, spells the name "Lillie Mai" | Wilmoth, Lillie Mai (I596)
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(Research):Johnie is the spelling found on letters addressed from Joyce while Joh nie was in Navy (or Merchant Marines).
Dates of birth and death found in cemetery records found fo r Johnnie C. Moles, Sr., buried in New Carlisle Cemetery, Clark Co., O H | Moles, Johnie C. (I101)
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(Research):Katy Wells was of rich parentage who lived just over the boundary line in England (Paul Bass) | Wells, Katherine Katy (I73)
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