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D/o John Sulich and Helen Burkers

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Note N02193 Index

Sent by Belle Johnson. D/o Frank Telfer and Fawn Fike.

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Note N02194 Index

Sent by Duane and Joan Tharp. D/o Joel J. Tharp and Susannah Houf.She was listed as a resident in the census report in Montgomery Co.,Mo, 1870.

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Sent by Tommy Hiatt. D/o Walter Ray Tomlinson and Ella Mae Smith

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Note N02197 Index

D/o Rich and Jean Warsocki.

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Note N02198 Index

D/o Ralph Lane White and Sally Kathleen WIlliams Sent by J. Donald Hiatt.

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Note N02199 Index

D/o John William Wilson and Addie M. Underwood.

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SENT FROM JUANITA DOOLEY
SENT FROM MILDRED WYNES

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Sent by Mildred Wynes, Olive Agazzi, Larry Stumbo.
Minnie Young, daughter of Theobalt and Louise Young was born in
Pennsylvaniaburg, Indiana on the 6th of Jan 1861 and died at her home near
Moravia, Iowa on the 15th day of March 1915.
Her father departed this life in Indiana in 1868 and in April 1869 she came
with the widowed mother, brothers and sisters to Appanoose Co., Iowa which was
since been her home.
Deceased was born in the German Lutheran Faith and in early childhood was
baptized according to the rights of the Church. In early womanhood she united
with the Methodist Episcopal Church at Main Station, Iowa. It can truly be
said of her, she gave fully of her life to others, her life measured up to the
highest ideals of useful and consecrated womanhood. In such a life there is a
heritage for her husband and children and friends.
Besides the members of her own family she leaves to mourn her death, two
brothers Jacob and Louis Young and three sisters, Mrs. E.R. Miller, Mrs. J.W.
Hutton and Miss Emma Young.
Funeral services were held in the Methodist Church at Moravia, Iowa on
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Decker officiating internment in the
Moravia Cem. Moravia, Iowa.
Taken from the Moravia Union.

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Tabitha Ann Ard married twice: once to Willliam Hiatt and also to Jones Hiatt, William's brother.

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Note N02207 Index

Sent by George Moore and Barbara Hiatt
D/o Anthony Herbert Baker and Lottie Graham

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Note N02211 Index

Sent by Ruhama Shannon taken from The History of the Hiatt family in
Westchester Journal-Herald Saturday Dec 28, 1946. Page 6.
She was the widow of John Cook.

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Sent by Tommy Hiatt. D/o James and Martha Brammer.
After the death of Joshua Hiatt, in 1904, his wife Elizabeth relocated to
Joplin, Jasper Co., Mo. to live near her son Ephraim R. Hiatt. She died on 23 March 1908 in Joplin and is buried next to her son, Ephraim at Fairview Cem. in Joplin.

The Joplin Globe - Tues March 24, 1908.
Elizabeth Hiatt, 71 years old, died at her residence on East Seventh St. at Moonshine Hill, at 5:50 o'clock yesterday morning. Funeral sercives will be held from the residence to Fairview Cem at 3 o'clock this afternoon.