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| 5451 | Entombment followed at Greenlawn Memorial Mausoleum in Chesapeake, Virginia. | SHOOK, Christine (I24338)
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| 5452 | Entombment followed at Meadowbrook Memorial Gardens Mausoleum in Suffolk, Virginia. | CHARLTON, Myrtle Louise (I2121)
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| 5453 | Entombment followed at Meadowbrook Memorial Gardens Mausoleum. | CHARLTON, Mildred Virginia (I2122)
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| 5454 | Entombment followed at Woodlawn Memorial Park Mausoleum in Norfolk, Virginia. | COTTEN, William Holleman Jr. (I21993)
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| 5455 | Entombment followed. | TREAKLE, Gladys Christine (I23936)
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| 5456 | Entombment in the mausoleum followed. | HOLLOMAN, Mamie Ruth (I28194)
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| 5457 | Entombment was at Richmond Memorial Park in Rockingham, North Carolina. | WILLIAMS, Jerry O'Neil Sr. (I63387)
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| 5458 | Entombment, with military honors, followed at Greenlawn Memorial Mausoleum in Chesapeake, Virginia. | COTTEN, Thomas Archer (I22002)
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| 5459 | Entry ID: adv. | Source (S4553)
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| 5460 | Entry ID: adv. | Source (S4809)
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| 5461 | Entry ID: Barry Lee Hutchison | Source (S4088)
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| 5462 | Entry ID: Becky Ledbetter | Source (S4184)
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| 5463 | Entry ID: Cissy | Source (S4126)
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| 5464 | Entry ID: James W. Langley | Source (S4080)
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| 5465 | Entry ID: James Willis Wilson | Source (S4123)
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| 5466 | Entry ID: John & Connie Little | Source (S4195)
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| 5467 | Entry ID: Katie Holland | Source (S4297)
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| 5468 | Entry ID: Maria Lamb | Source (S4175)
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| 5469 | Entry ID: Royce Pate | Source (S4178)
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| 5470 | Entry ID: v. | Source (S5076)
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| 5471 | Entry ID: v. | Source (S4865)
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| 5472 | Entry ID: v. | Source (S5104)
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| 5473 | Entry ID: v. | Source (S5100)
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| 5474 | Entry ID: v. | Source (S5107)
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| 5475 | Entry ID: v. | Source (S4695)
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| 5476 | Entry ID: v. | Source (S5101)
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| 5477 | Entry ID: v. | Source (S4410)
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| 5478 | Entry ID: v. | Source (S5073)
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| 5479 | Entry ID: v. | Source (S5097)
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| 5480 | Entry ID: Wendy Swanton | Source (S4189)
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| 5481 | Entry on this certificate for sex of decedent as "female" is a incorrect. The Portsmouth Register of Deaths notes sex as "male". | Source (S4833)
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| 5482 | enumerated as Thomas "R" in the 1850 census. | HERBERT, Thomas R. (I109)
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| 5483 | Enumerated on 1860 US Census. | FUTRELL, Noah (I64863)
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| 5484 | Enumerated on 1860 US Census. | WILLIAMS, Martha (I64864)
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| 5485 | Enumerated on 1880 US Census. | FUTRELL, Lewis (I65061)
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| 5486 | Ephraim and his son William are listed as railroad laborers on the 1920 census. | FARMER, Ephraim Scott (I65027)
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| 5487 | Ephraim died on 12 September 1815. He was two weeks shy of his 81st birthday at the time of his death. | HEALD, Major Ephraim (I2718)
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| 5488 | Ephraim died on 26 September 1740 at the age of 59, or in the language of the time "in the 60th year of His Age". | HILDRETH, Maj. Ephraim (I3788)
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| 5489 | Ephraim died on 29 April 1802 in Townsend. He was 91 years old, or in the language of that day "in his 92nd year". | HEALD, Lt. Ephraim (I3652)
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| 5490 | Ephraim had apparently returned from his sojourn in Concord, Maine by the Spring of 1796 when he was chosen as one of Temple's three Tythingmen. He served in this office in 1797, 1798, 1799, 1800 and for a final time in 1807. | HEALD, Major Ephraim (I2718)
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| 5491 | Ephraim had left Concord and removed to Townsend by 25 February 1732/3 when note was made in his Chelmsford marriage intentions that he was "of Townsend". | HEALD, Lt. Ephraim (I3652)
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| 5492 | Ephraim journeyed to Townsend, Massachusetts to join Capt. James Hosley's company of Col. William Prescott's regiment of Minute-men. | HEALD, Major Ephraim (I2718)
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| 5493 | Ephraim married and had ten children. The family resided at Dracut, MA, a town located about 10 miles to the North East of Chelmsford. For more on this line see Vital Records of Chelmsford & of Dracut [NEHGS online (http://www.newenglandancestors.org)], S1650 & S4243. | HILDRETH, Maj. Ephraim (I3788)
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| 5494 | Ephraim served as a Townshend Selectman for eight years; from 1759 through 1761, and from 1764 through 1768. | HEALD, Lt. Ephraim (I3652)
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| 5495 | Ephraim served as Dracut town clerk during most of the years from 1713 until his death in 1740. | HILDRETH, Maj. Ephraim (I3788)
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| 5496 | Ephraim successively rose through the ranks of the local militia from sergeant, to lieutenant and finally to major. | HILDRETH, Maj. Ephraim (I3788)
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| 5497 | Ephraim was a commissioned officer in His Majesty's Royal Militia; first as a captain and then as a major. | HEALD, Major Ephraim (I2718)
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| 5498 | Ephraim was among the signatories of two petitions to the governor of the Province of New Hampshire requesting incorporation of the town of Temple; on 11 Apr 1768 and again on 10 Jun 1768. The second petition was granted, and the town was incorporated on 26 Aug 1768. | HEALD, Major Ephraim (I2718)
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| 5499 | Ephraim was discharged on 21 April 1775 after five days service. | HEALD, Major Ephraim (I2718)
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| 5500 | Ephraim was one of the first settlers of Sliptown (Temple), New Hampshire. He and his brother Peter held the two earliest known deeds given to settlers. | HEALD, Major Ephraim (I2718)
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