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1		Family: F171
2		Family: F188
3		Family: F192
4		Family: F212
5		Family: F380
6		Family: F388
7		Family: F389
8		Family: F472
9		Family: F667
10		Family: F683
11		Family: F687
12		Family: F778
13		Family: F864
14		Family: F890
15		Family: F1140
16		Family: F1236
17		Family: F1239
18		Family: F1242
19		Family: F1357
20		Family: F1832
21		Family: F1837
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24	,	Family: F66
25	,	Family: F191
26	George Wilburn is listed as William G in this census.,	Family: F177
27	"According to the proof of Heirship records of the Choctaw Nation, Andrew Charles Bullard stated that he was divorced from Villey." (Edith Rutherford Knott)	Family: F1763
28	"Mary and Issac Brown came to Oklahoma in a railroad immigrant car. They lived in one end of the car and had their belongings in the other end."	Family: F616
29	"No mention was made of children in the divorce proceedings; however, in the 1880 census of Wayne County, IL, two grandsons are listed in the Faulkner household in Warner Co. Robert Bullard, age 8, b 1872 and John, age 6, b 1874."[CI:182:?3:CI]	Family: F1761
30	"They were wheat farmers and owned a large farm. They had three sons and two daughters."[CI:164:?3:CI]	Family: F1748
31	(Divorce case #5981 Labette County, Kansas District Court, Oswego, Kansas. Divorce was granted by the court on Feb. 22, 1899 with a waiting period of 6 months before remarriage by either party. Just a note on the divorce petition and settlement: Evidently Newt didn't show up for any part of the proceedings as the notice was published in the official county paper and said Address Unknown. I assume it was published in the paper because they could not deliver papers to him not knowing where he was. Lena sued for a divorce on the grounds of neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. She was granted custody of the children and the right to all the farm equipment they owned. (He had sold the corn crop that was harvested before he left and took all the money with him leaving her with no money for food or clothing for herself and her children according to the petition for divorce.) [Source: Pat Francis]	Family: F876
32	1900 census says they’d been married 12 years.	Family: F619
33	1907 - MARRIAGE: MARRIAGE RECORDS MARATHON CO JOHN STEVEN TOMANY, BARBER, SON OF FRANK TOMANY AND JOSEPHINE BALLY, BORN MASESCHINE, AUSTRIA/HUNGARY, RES., WAUSAU, TO MABEL ELIZABETH KEITHLEY, DAUGHTER OF MARTHA ANN POREN, BORN GERARD, KANSAS, MARRIED APRIL 29, 1907, CATHOLIC, WITNESSES; CHARLES J TOMANY AND GERTRUDE FRIEDRIECH, OFFICIATING, J J BREIMAN	Family: F785
34	1st wife	Family: F2323
35	20 and 17 when they married	Family: F1344
36	A Joseph Morse and Nancy Tucker married Dec. 3, 1792 in Westfield, New Jersey. It appears as though there were several Joseph Morse' who married a Nancy Tucker. Nancy Tucker m. Joseph Morse 31 Dec 1792; Presbyterian Church in Westfield New Jersey (according to my source 510 John Littell)	Family: F844
37	about, 6 miles south of Whitewater. C.E. Garee says that "When they went on horseback to be married (spring 1872) the preacher lived in a dugout. Not wanting to be married in a dugout, they stepped outside and had it said on horseback in the open praire."	Family: F683
38	According to her headstone	Family: F2411
39	According to her marriage license she is the daughter of John and Elizabeth Keithley. Magistrate was E. B. Ferris and Virginia Ferris and L. Butcher signed the license.	Family: F1145
40	According to Jessie's obituary.	Family: F2364
41	According to the 1900 Census Eva and Leo's parents were born in the same states. Arthur and Susanna are listed as Joseph's children but the birthplace of their parents doesn't match. The census indicates that their father was born in Illinois and their mother was born in Kentucky. Joseph's second wife Sarah was born in Missouri. In 1900 Joseph, Sarah, Eva, Leo, Arthur, Susanna and uncle W.R. were living together. 46/M; SD #12; ED 47; sheet 10 ,	Family: F777
42	According to the Bosque County: Land and People, with the 10 step-children and four of her own to raise, "she must have indeed needed help; however, by this time some of the older Pearce children had established homes and had taken some of their younger brothers and sisters."	Family: F1312
43	Albid and his family migrated to New Orleans with some neighbors. The neighbors moved on to Grand Saline, Texas while Albid and his family moved to Shreveport, Louisiana. Later, Albid still missed a neighbor girl who had moved to Grand Saline so he moved to Grand Saline and married that girl who was Rebecca Stephenson. [CI:109:?2:CI]	Family: F359
44	Alfred and "several of his brothers migrated through Arkansas into Louisiana..." [CI:107:?2:CI]	Family: F1239
45	apparently they remarried	Family: F716
46	Ary's will was called into question several years after his death and the case is discussed on the intranet.	Family: F2581
47	As listed in the Milledgevill, Georgia newspaper clippings on Tuesday, May 3, 1836 "In Newton County, Georgia on the 9th of February last, by the Rev. Mr. Dyer Jesse M. Carter, Esq to Miss Joanna Ann Brooks daughter of the Rev George Brooks formerly of Virginia. In the same county, at the same residence, and by the same Mr. Dyer, on Thursday last, 14th instant, Mr. James S. Tarver to Miss Elizabeth B., daughter of the said George Brooks."	Family: F2382
48	As listed on their marriage certificate. J.D. Willoughby married them. By the April 1910 census Joe and Sarah had been married 17 years. Sarah had 3 children and only 1 was living. In 1910 Arthur was 16 and his parents birth places match Joe's and Sarah's.	Family: F777
49	At the home of Mrs. N. Watson. Fayette County, Alabama Marriage and Probate Records compiled by Betty C. Wiltshire	Family: F5182
50	at the house of Bud Welch	Family: F621