The Cochrane & Allied Families

Cochranes from Scotland to Colonial Virginia (c 1760), to Kentucky (1811), to Kansas (1859) and beyond. Allied families to the United States from England, Scotland, Ireland and Switzerland.

Notes

Matches 2,701 to 2,800 of 3,808

#	Notes	Linked to
2701	Lexington Cemetery: Section 16, Lot 18, Part SW1/2. Funeral Director: C. A. BAKER Find A Grave website (http://www.findagrave.com/): Memorial #57268334.	RAE, James Gourlay (I55)
2702	Lexington Cemetery: Section 16, Lot 18, Part SW1/2. Funeral Director: C. A. BAKER. Rosa purchased this plot with 6 grave sites on 23 Feb 1924 for $280. One of her borders at the Rae Triangle Inn, Richard J. BLANKENSHIP, was buried there at that time. Since then, her only daughter, her husband, herself, her granddaughter, Rosa Lee CLAXTON BRADLEY, and her granddaughter's husband, William C. BRADLEY, were also buried in that order in this plot. - W. Winston COCHRANE IV Find A Grave website (http://www.findagrave.com/): Memorial #57268386.	DOUGHTY, Rosa Lee (I56)
2703	Lexington Cemetery: Section 16, Lot 18, Part SW1/2. Funeral Director: D. R. DUELL Find A Grave website (http://www.findagrave.com/): Memorial #57268360.	RAE, Elizabeth (I43)
2704	Lexington Cemetery: Section 16, Lot 18, Part SW1/2. Funeral Director: F. H. LeCompte Find A Grave website (http://www.findagrave.com/): Memorial #106614713.	BRADLEY, William Collins (I46)
2705	Lexington Cemetery: Section 16, Lot 18, Part SW1/2. Funeral Director: F. H. Rogers Find A Grave website (http://www.findagrave.com/): Memorial #106614846.	CLAXTON, Rosa Lee (I44)
2706	Lexington Cemetery: Section C-1, Lot O, Grave 67. Funeral Director: Kerr Brothers. There is no grave marker. Find A Grave website (http://www.findagrave.com/): Memorial #77265839.	CLAXTON, James Orville (I45)
2707	Listed on the state census of 1786, and sold their land in 1799.	Family: HENDRICKSON, Ezekiel Sr. / WILSON, Jemima (F482)
2708	Listed on the Tax List in 1806. 50 acres, 1-1/2 miles up Strait Creek from Pineville, on the Cumberland River. In 1869 Bell County was created, and included this location.	Family: HENDRICKSON, Ezekiel Sr. / WILSON, Jemima (F482)
2709	Listed on the Tax List of that year.	Family: HENDRICKSON, Ezekiel Sr. / WILSON, Jemima (F482)
2710	Lived in an assisted living unit for dementia.	LANDOLT, Rev. Arthur Edward (I9)
2711	Lived in the nursing home unit.	LANDOLT, Rev. Arthur Edward (I9)
2712	Living with them were	Family: GARRETT, Thomas Williams / WOLFE, Mary Frances (F1728)
2713	Located at 457 E. Indiana in 1903, at 16 N. 2nd St. in 1904, and at 3072 Janney in 1913 & 1914.	BAGHURST, George Abija (I1293)
2714	Mailed to W. Winston Cochrane IV.	Source (S764)
2715	Major Lawrence Smith was appointed to commanded 111 men out of Gloucester County at a fort near the falls of Rappahannock River, present day Fredericksburg. These forts helped to exasperate the people in Bacon's favor, and Major Smith, who led the "trained bands" of Gloucester the next year against the rebels in Bacon's Rebellion, was deserted on the field by his troops.	SMITH, Maj. Lawrence Sr. (I4037)
2716	Many sources have stated that Major Robert HARRIS' wife, Mary, was the daughter of Col. William CLAIBORNE and Elizabeth BUTLER. The eminent genealogist, John Frederick DORMAN, in his book Claiborne of Virginia, 1995, states that this relationship cannot be proven. Mr. DORMAN's 16 Jul 2014 letter to me elaborates on his conclusion. - W. Winston COCHRANE IV, 2014	Family: HARRIS, Major Robert / CLAIBORNE, Mary (F1317)
2717	Margaret HAMILTON, the sister of Mollie STEWART's mother, had promised her sister just before her death that she would take care of the newborn Mollie. After Margaret married Elias FLETCHER in 1843 at age 18, she wanted to raise Mollie, then 5, but the uncle Mollie was living with in Kentucky did not want to give her up. Margaret arranged to take Mollie from her uncle and travel down the Kentucky River on a steamboat to visit other relatives for the day. On their return in the evening, Margaret ordered the boat not to stop at the wharf where the uncle was waiting for Mollie. Margaret then took Mollie to live with she and her husband in Palmyra, Missouri, raising her along with her own three children.	HAMILTON, Margaret Pickett (I5697)
2718	Margaret HAMILTON, the sister of Mollie STEWART's mother, had promised her sister just before her death that she would take care of the newborn Mollie. After Margaret married Elias FLETCHER in 1843 at age 18, she wanted to raise Mollie, then 5, but the uncle Mollie was living with in Kentucky did not want to give her up. Margaret arranged to take Mollie from her uncle and travel down the Kentucky River on a steamboat to visit other relatives for the day. On their return in the evening, Margaret ordered the boat not to stop at the wharf where the uncle was waiting for Mollie. Margaret then took Mollie to live with she and her husband in Palmyra, Missouri, raising her along with her own three children.	STEWART, Mary Davis (I23)
2719	Margaret LOONEY is admix. of husband Peter LOONEY's estate. Son Peter LOONEY was the only heir listed, and was a minor. Will Book 4, page 93 in Augusta County, VA.	LOONEY, Peter Grancer (I2076)
2720	Maria's mother married John HOPE in 1794 when Maria was 3 years old, and John and Mary HOPE had several children. In records after her mother's marriage, and after Maria's own marriage in 1813 to James BAGHURST, Sr., Maria's maiden surname is sometimes recorded as HOPE. There was no legal or formal adoption process at that time.	HILL, Maria (I1529)
2721	Marriage at the residence of the bride's parents by the Rev. C. H. Hibbard.	Family: RADCLIFF, James Willard / BAGHURST, Emma (F623)
2722	Marriage performed by H. E. ELLIS and witnessed by his wife, Mrs. H. E. ELLIS, and by Mildred V. RABE, the groom's daughter by his first wife. It is curious that they married in Paris (Bourbon County) while living in Woodford County. Her parents printed a wedding announcement, so there was not an attempt to keep it quiet. Also see Medical Notes for Elizabeth RAE regarding no children from this marriage. - WW COCHRANE IV	Family: RABE, William Alfred Sr. / RAE, Elizabeth (F25)
2723	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: / LANDOLT, Elizabeth Rae (F1)
2724	Married at Alexander Moxley Rigg Sr.'s house, Harry's father, and witnessed by James McCreary, probably Sallie's brother, and Ed Rigg, Harry's brother.	Family: RIGG, Harry Bodley / MCCREARY, Sallie (F211)
2725	Married at East Huddington.	Family: COCHRANE, William (First Son) / KENNEDY, Catherine (F1271)
2726	Married at the bride's residence, 314 New St., Philadelphia, PA, by the Rev. George Graff.	Family: BAGHURST, George Abija / CONVERSE, Alice (F622)
2727	Married by Hiram House.	Family: ST. JOHN, Stephen Atwater / JACKSON, Anna Eliza (F11)
2728	Married by Hiram JOHNSON.	Family: DOUGHTY, Robert Nicholas / DEES, Nancy Jane (F44)
2729	Married by John W. MOREN in his home, and witnessed by James COCHRAN and Margret COCHRAN. This marriage was about two and a half months after his first wife's death.	Family: DOUGHTY, James Franklin / LUSK, Mary Elizabeth (F35)
2730	Married by R. BALES at the bride's residence. Witnessed by James DOUGHTY and Stephen PIGG. The bride was the widow of Andrew J. MILLER who died in the Civil War.	Family: DOUGHTY, Ruben Jefferson / JONES, Margaret (F47)
2731	Married by R. L. EWELL at the bride's father's house.	Family: DOUGHTY, James Franklin / HENDRICKSON, Martha (F28)
2732	Married by Rev. William DAY.	Family: MCDANIEL, Vester / CLAXTON, Henrietta (F510)
2733	Married by the Rev. B. O. Peers.	Family: RIGG, Alexander Moxley Sr. / COCHRAN, Lucy Ann Catharine (F97)
2734	Married by the Rev. B. O. Peers.	Family: GARLAND, Judge Edward Jr. / COCHRAN, Helen Kenaway (F101)
2735	Married by the Rev. James Crack.	Family: MUSSELMAN, Birch / COCHRAN, Sarah Virginia (F105)
2736	Married by the Rev. James STEVENSON. David was 34 years old and Lucy was 14 years old.	Family: COCHRAN, David III / WINSTON, Lucy (F77)
2737	Married by the Rev. James Wherry.	Family: COCHRAN, John Overton / WINSTON, Mary Ann Cochran (F98)
2738	Married by the Rev. John D. Blair.	Family: SYME, John M. IV / CUNNINGHAM, Nancy (F112)
2739	Married by the Rev. Wm. Hurley.	Family: COCHRAN, Robert Hamilton / ALLEN, Mary Ann (F109)
2740	Married by William BRYANT at the home of Andrew HARRISON, 3 days before her sister, Rosa Lee DOUGHTY was married. Witnessed by Henry HARRISON, Charles MOORE, Chris MOORE, and others.	Family: HARRISON, I. G. / DOUGHTY, Lilly B. (F41)
2741	Married by William BRYANT at the home of James DOUGHTY, the bride's father, 3 days after her sister, Lillie DOUGHTY was married. Witnessed by Thomas GILL, Charles CROVINER, Margaret LUSK and Maggie BRYANT.	Family: RAE, James Gourlay / DOUGHTY, Rosa Lee (F26)
2742	Married in "Whitecraft Lodge, after Banns, according to the terms of the Established Church of Scotland." Witnessed by John Rae and J. Rae. - Marriage Record	Family: RAE, Archibald / GOURLAY, Elizabeth (F80)
2743	Married in either North Carolina or Virginia.	Family: RUSSELL, Capt. John Sr. / HOBBS, Rachel (F1705)
2744	Married sometime after 25 Apr 1700, when Sarah DABNEY received a land grant in her name in the Pamunkey Neck, King & Queen Co., which became King William Co. in 1702.	Family: WINSTON, William Jr. / DABNEY, Sarah (F124)
2745	Married sometime between the date when the will of Edward GOLDMAN, Martha's first husband, was proven, and the date of Martha's court suit, as Martha WINSTON. - W. Winston COCHRANE IV, 2014	Family: WINSTON, William Jr. / TOMLIN, Martha (F1093)
2746	Mary and William were living with her parents, Abijah and Hannah TYRRELL.	Family: HOLMES, William / TYRRELL, Mary (F627)
2747	Mary Ann Moore's first husband, William Henry Claxton, Sr., died in 1897. (Source: Well documented murder.) In 1909 she married Henry Clay Tye. (Source: Tennessee marriage license.) Tye's first wife, Elizabeth (Bishop) Tye, died in 1904. (Source: Gravestone) Mary Ann is listed as having born 9 children in the 1900 Census, and 10 children in the 1910 Census. In the 1910 Census, the Henry Clay Tye household includes Henry and his wife, Mary Ann, 4 of Henry's sons who are +10 years of age from his first marriage, Henry's son Henry L. Tye who is 4 years old. Living next door are 2 Claxton children +10 years of age from Mary Ann's first marriage who are listed as Henry's step-children, and Dewey Claxton, age 7, also listed as Henry's step-son. Dewey Claxton's mother is assumed to be Mary Ann (Moore) Claxton because he would be her 10th known child per the 1910 Census. His father is unknown because Mary Ann's first husband was dead. It is doubtful that Henry C. Tye was the father, as 2 years later Tye had Henry L. Tye out of wedlock and gave him his surname, and Dewey had his mother's married surname. Henry L. Tye's mother is unknown because (1) his birth date of 12 July 1905 on his delayed birth certificate is in agreement with his age in the 1910 Census, (2) Elizabeth (Bishop) Tye died in 1904, and (3) Mary Ann (Moore) Claxton Tye's 10 children per the 1910 Census are known.   - W. Winston COCHRANE IV	Family: TYE, Henry Clay / MOORE, Mary Ann (F68)
2748	Mary changed her name back to CLAXTON after her divorce.	CLAXTON, Mary E. (I1694)
2749	Mary could not read or write at age 59 per the 1850 census.	JOHNSON, Mary (I1168)
2750	Mary HILL's child Maria was illegitimate based on Maria's baptismal record. A Bastardy Report for Ticknall identifies the father as William RICHDALE, Jr.	Family: RICHDALE, William Jr. / HILL, Mary (F1289)
2751	Mary was a half-sister to Frances Fielding, who married John Lewis, brother of Charles Lewis, Mary's husband.	HOWELL, Mary (I3989)
2752	May not have been Woodson Wolfe's [4240] daughter.	WOLFE, Lucy (I4255)
2753	Moloney called and said he was not aware of any children from this marriage.	Source (S174)
2754	Mongo INGLES became his security. INGLES was a fellow Scotsman, educated at the University of Edinburgh, and hired in 1694 as the Grammer Schoolmaster at William and Mary University when it was being formed. He was obviously friends with Andrew GEDDES, who was an Under Master at William and Mary beginning in 1697. "Bond. John Geddes of James City Co gent & Marcy Ingles of York Co are firmly bound to the justices of York Co for 10,000 lbs of good sweet scented tobacco . . . the condition of this obligation is such that whereas the sd John Geddes obtained a commission of administration of ye estate of Andrew Geddes, if the sd John Geddes do present to ye justices a true inventory of sd estate & satisfy all debts that remain due, & make a just account of the surplusage & deliver the same to the justices for the use of such persons to whom of right itt shall belong, & save harnless & indemnify the sd justices from all damages then this obligation to be void . . . Ackn 24 May 1698 in court. Wit: Willm Sedgwick, Henry Watkins. Attest: Willm Sedgwick clerk." - York County, Virginia, Deeds, Orders, Wills, Etc., 1698-1700, p 16-17. "An inventory of ye estate of ANDREW GEDDIS decd of York Co as itt was appraised by Willm Hayes & Willim Kenly in James City Co. Wearing apparell, books, money. [Not totaled] John  Geddis. The appraisal of John Geddis was sworne by me. Phill Lightfoot. Presented in court 26 Sep 1698 & ordered recorded. Attest: Willm Sedgwick clerk." - York County, Virginia, Deeds, Orders, Wills, Etc., 1698-1700, p 37.	GEDDES, Capt. John (I723)
2755	Montana became a state in 1889. He moved here circa 1870 from Missouri to become a gold miner.	RUSSELL, Joseph H. (I4541)
2756	Most of his service was against the Indians on the frontier, but In 1780 he was drafted again to march against the British and Tories in the Carolinas with the Regiment commanded by Col. William Campbell on the expedition to King's Mountain. He became sick and did not participate in that battle.	HOBBS, Ezekiel (I4446)
2757	Most of the information available on Vincent HOBBS Sr., his parents, his wife and his children, is Family Tradition passed down without the documentation of direct, original sources. If my sources cited an original document, I have included that citation in my source reference. Parents:  Most traditional information has Vincent born circa 1720 in Dorchester, Dorset, England, to Nathaniel Barrye HOBBS. I have not found any original sources for this. Wife:  Most traditional information has Vincent married to Mary Hannah SHELBY circa 1742, in either Maryland or Virginia, and that her father was Evan SHELBY Sr., who emigrated from Wales to Maryland and Virginia. I have not found any original sources for this marriage. Several land deeds in Lee County, VA in 1793 and 1796 are signed by Vincent and his wife, Hannah HOBBS. A later deed is signed by Vincent and his wife, Mary HOBBS. Children:  The source document for the children that I have included is a 1926 newspaper article about a descendant of Vincent HOBBS. Some other information suggests that he also had children named Job, Thomas, Nathaniel and Ruth. Adding to the confusion of wife and children, is an application for a Revolutionary War pension by Job HOBBS in 1859 at the age of 100, with admitted poor memory, stating his parents were Vinson HOBBS and Ruth THOMAS, and that some of his brothers and sisters had the same names as Vincent HOBBS' children. There is no other documentation confirming this, and this may have been another HOBBS family. - W. Winston Cochrane IV, 7 January 2019	HOBBS, Vincent Sr. (I4202)
2758	Most sources include the 12 children listed here, and state that there may have been additional children. Various sources say that 7 to 9 of their children were born on the Isle of Man. - W. Winston COCHRANE IV	Family: LOONEY, Robert Sr. / LEWELLYN, Elizabeth (F814)
2759	Moved from Lexington, KY.	RIGG, Jane W. (I4468)
2760	Moved from Louisa County, Virginia. Date unknown.	Family: WINSTON, Nicholas Johnson / KIMBROUGH, Louisa C. (F1155)
2761	Moved from Rogersville, TN.	Family: RUSSELL, John Wesley / WOLFE, Martha Jane (F9)
2762	Moved from Tennessee circa 1858.	Family: STUBBLEFIELD, Dr. George Random Sr. / JOHNSON, Mary Ann (F1740)
2763	Nancy, aka Anne, was at the time the wife of John SYME IV, brother-in-law of Dr. COCHRAN.This probably occured in Nelson County, VA, as both were living there from 1808 to 1811.	CUNNINGHAM, Nancy (I275)
2764	National archives catalog title: Carded Records Showing Military Service of Soldiers Who Fought in Confederate Organizations , compiled 1903-1927, documenting the period 1861-1865.	Source (S1367)
2765	Naturalization Petitions for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, 1795-1930. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M1522, 369 rolls); Records of District Courts of the United States, Record Group 21; National Archives, Washington, D.C. Naturalization Petitions of the U.S. District Court, 1820-1930, and Circuit Court, 1820-1911, for the Western District of Pennsylvania. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M1537, 437 rolls); Records of District Courts of the United States, Record Group 21; National Archives, Washington, D.C.	Source (S315)
2766	Newspaper article: "William C. Musselman is dead. - Word has been received here of the death Saturday of William Cochrane Musselman, 74, formerly of Kansas City, in New York. His home here was at 3227 Wayne avenue. He formerly was the western representative of the American Tobacco Company and was active in the Sunday school work at Linwood Presbyterian church. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Jennie Colbert Musselman, and a son, Birch Colbert Musselman."	MUSSELMAN, William Cochran (I260)
2767	Next door to Evelyn's parents.	Family: HULFISH, Charles W. / EYRE, Evelyn M. (F529)
2768	Note:  There are 5 William HOBBS listed in North Crolina in the 1790 Census.	HOBBS, William (I4441)
2769	Of Dabney's Ferry.	DABNEY, Maj. George III (I6518)
2770	On 12 September 1777, he swore the following allegiance: "We whose names are hereunto subscribed do swear or affirm that we renounce and refuse all allegiance to George third King of Great Britain, his heirs and successors, and that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to the Commonwealth of Virginia as a free and Independent State, and that I not at any time do or cause to be done, any matter or thing that will be prejudicial or injurious to the freedom and independence thereof, as declared thereof, as declared by Congress, and also, that I will discover and make known to someone Justice of the Peace for the said State all treasons or traitorous conspiracies which I now or hereafter shall know to be formed against this or any of the United States of America."	HOBBS, Vincent Sr. (I4202)
2771	On 16 January 1717, the minutes of the Council of Colonial Virginia record the following: "Mr. John Syme [I] having been presented in behalf of the Trustees of the Colledge [sic] [of William and Mary] as a fitt [sic] Person to execute the Office of Surveyor of New Kent County was this day approved by the Governor and Council if upon Examination by the Surveyor Gen1 he be found duly qualifyed [sic] for that Office." He was also appointed Surveyor in Hanover County when it was created in 1720, and was reappointed in 1726 for both counties. He served in these positions at least through 1729.	SYME, Capt. John Sr. (I209)
2772	On 16 September 1800 Thomas and Sarah sold part of this land for £285 to Bazil TOLBERT. (Deed Book 2, p 371)	Family: STEWART, Thomas / —?—, Sarah (F1704)
2773	On 30 December 1828, he gave 112 acres of this land to his son Valentine and 100 acres to his son John.	Family: WOLFE, George Sr. / —?—, Mary (F1853)
2774	On 7 Oct 1780, a key battle in the Revolutionary War was fought at  King's Mountain in South Carolina, just south of the North Carolina border. Major WINSTON along with 7 other officers of similar rank, led 1,400 men in the defeat of British Major Patrick FERGUSON who was leading 900 Americans loyal to England. The battle lasted just 65 minutes, being completed before British General CORNWALLIS, in nearby Charlotte, NC, could reinforce FERGUSON.  This was the first major victory against the British in the southern states, and caused CORNWALLIS to cancel a campaign in North Carolina . Instead, he retreated from Charlotte back to South Carolina. This loss was the beginning of the end, and CORNWALLIS surrendered at Yorktown, VA 12 months later. Major WINSTON's last action in the battle of Guilford Courthouse in Greensboro, NC on 15 Mar 1781, was also successful. His remains were moved to the Guilford Courthouse National Military Park, and a statue of him was erected there.	WINSTON, Major Joseph (I3117)
2775	On Sunday the 13th of May, he and his wife, Ella, and his infant daughter, Ella Marie, "motored" to visit his brother, Claude RUSSELL, on his farm north of Paola, KS, a distance of about 10 miles. On the next Sunday, Walter and his family, along with his brother Ray and his wife, "motored" to Lawrence, KS to visit Walter and Ray's parents, John and Martha RUSSELL. The distance was about 55 miles. On the return trip to Osawatomie they had to abandon the car on account of mud. The newspaper article did not reveal where the car was abandoned, how they got home, or how they retrieved the car! Then on the 4th of July, Walter with his wife and infant daughter, "motored" to Independence, MO, and then on to St. Louis, MO the next day to visit Ella's parents, John and Mary Ann EBERHARDT, and to show them their new granddaughter, Marie. The distance was over 300 miles, and the car's top speed was 40 to 45 miles per hour. Ella's sisters, Miss Mary EBERHARDT and Mrs. BOYER [not Ella's sister] with son Willie, joined the RUSSELL family on the return trip. They stopped in Marshall, MO overnight before continuing on to Osawatomie. It was reported that the roads were fine, and they had a delightful trip without accident or mishap.	Family: RUSSELL, Walter Scott / EBERHARDT, Ella Loretta (F8)
2776	On that date he resided in York County, witnessing the Will of Robert MEEK (or WEEKS) - York County Will Book, 1647. This is the first documentation of him being in Virginia. Some stories, without naming a source, say that he sailed to Virginia on the ship Honor, leaving from the Stepney docks on the Thames River a few days before his father's death on 19 August 1647. So far this record has not been located.	TALIAFERRO, Robert Sr. (I4034)
2777	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: / LANDOLT, Elizabeth Rae (F1)
2778	On this date, having been previously transported from England to Virginia, he was a Headright for Capt. Christopher CALTHORPE, a wealthy and influential man in Charles River County. This is the first record of William DEBNAM in Virginia.	DEBNAM, William Henry Sr. (I4036)
2779	One handwritten page, both sides. Two authors unknown.	Source (S945)
2780	One page, partially typewritten, partially handwritten.	Source (S949)
2781	One part was conveyed by deed from John RUSSELL, Sr. to his son, Vincent, on 19 October 1824, and two parts were conveyed by deed from Isaac RUSSELL to his brother, Vincent, in 1830 and 1838. After selling this land, their family then moved to Atchison County, MO.	Family: RUSSELL, Vincent / —?—, Martha (F1792)
2782	One tract was on Cunningham Creek that CRAIG purchased from James COOPER on 10 December 1772. The other tract was on the South branch of Cunningham Creek that CRAIG patented on 15 June 1773. These tracts were sold after his death by his Executor, Francis IRWIN, to John McCOUL on 1 November 1814, and the proceeds were inherited by his son, Dr. William COCHRAN.	COCHRAN, David III (I164)
2783	Online at: https://archive.org/details/cu31924090934682	Source (S1083)
2784	Online digital images: Ancestry.com; North American Family Histories, 1500-2000; https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/61157/	Source (S1436)
2785	Online digital images:  http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=20019.	Source (S544)
2786	Online digital images:  https://archive.org/details/scottisharmsbein02stoduoft. Data researched from this source by Miriam Margaret (Cochrane) Hunter and Charlotte (Lawrence) Pulliam in 1945.	Source (S525)
2787	Online digital images:  https://archive.org/details/statutesatlargeb05virg.	Source (S651)
2788	Online images at Google Books: https://books.google.com/books?id=-3UtqrX56rgC&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false	Source (S566)
2789	Online images: https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE221188.	Source (S619)
2790	Online Images:  https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE745288.	Source (S656)
2791	Oregon death certificate # 96-28378.	CLAXTON, Martin Luther Jr. (I84)
2792	Original author: Robert Peter, M. D.	Source (S601)
2793	Original data: "West Virginia Births." Index. FamilySearch, Salt Lake City, Utah, 2008, 2009. From digital images of copies of originals housed in County Courthouses throughout West Virginia. Birth records.	Source (S1398)
2794	Original data: College Student Lists. Worcester, Massachusetts: American Antiquarian Society.	Source (S1002)
2795	Original data: Tennessee State Marriages, 1780-2002. Nashville, TN: Tennessee State Library and Archives.	Source (S723)
2796	Original data: 1. Historic Pennsylvania Church and Town Records. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Historical Society of Pennsylvania; 2. Methodist Church Records. Valley Forge, Pennsylvania: Eastern Pennsylvania United Methodist Church Commission on Archives and History.	Source (S722)
2797	Original data: Applications for Headstones for U.S. Military Veterans, 1925-1941. Microfilm publication M1916, 134 rolls. ARC ID: 596118. Records of the Office of the Quartermaster General, Record Group 92. National Archives at Washington, D.C.	Source (S1342)
2798	Original data: California Department of Health and Welfare. California Vital Records-Vitalsearch (www.vitalsearch-worldwide.com).	Source (S1370)
2799	Original data: Cass County Cemetery Index, 1875-1954, Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry, c1965, Chillicothe, Missouri, USA.	Source (S1238)
2800	Original data: Census Returns of England and Wales, 1841. Kew, Surrey, England: The National Archives of the UK (TNA): Public Record Office (PRO), 1841. Data imaged from the National Archives, London, England.	Source (S415)