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5302	William died in a Richmond hospital on or about September 8, 1862 from dysentry.	Welch William H. T.
5303	Listed on the 1902 Register at Crisp Precinct, Forney's Creek Twp, Swain Co., NC. Gives name, age, From whom descended unless a voter himself, 1 Jan 1867 or prior, In what state he or his ancestor was a voter 1 Jan 1867 or prior, Date of Application or Registration. William H. Welch 50 David Welch NC Oct 25 1902.	Welch William Hamilton
5304	-----Original Message----- From: JERRY & LILLY HEFLIN [mailto:jheflin@cox.net] Sent: Monday, 09 December, 2002 11:20 AM To: hooperhous@earthlink.net Subject: WILLIAM HENRY WELCH I am descended from Eliza Welch, born 15 December 1885. I don't have the children for them that you have listed. I have the 1880 census showing W. H. and M. E. Welch in Wise County, TX. There is one child listed--W. Welch. My agrandmother never mentioned W. as a brother. This is the only Welch family that I could find in 1880 that sounds like our William Henry and Mary. Our word-of-mouth information from my grandmother, Liza, was that she had two sisters, Rachel and Melissa, and two brothers, Jack and Jake. I do have a picture of William Henry Welch and Mary Ellen Welch and their family. The family picture shows William and Mary seated, three girls, two boys, and a baby (not sure if boy or girl). I also have a posed picture of Jack and Jake together when they were about 8 and 12 or thereabouts--hard to tell age. Then I have individual pictures of Jack and Jake when they were young adults. The family picture correlates with the information I have on the family, except for the baby. We had always been told that William Henry Welch had been killed in a disagreement with a neighbor over a piece of land when Melissa was a baby. In the picture, it looks like Melissa is about 4 or 5 years old. If Melissa was 5 years old in this picture and there was another baby, then William Henry Welch didn't die in 1894. It would have been later. I haven't been able to visit Freestone County, Texas, to check the newspaper archives to see if I can locate anything on William Henry Welch's death. I am not sure where Mary Welch and children were in 1900 and 1910. Liza married in 1904 in Indian Territory, Oklahoma. In the 1920 census in Bryan County, OK, I have Linford Bray and Rachel Bray and children. Listed next to them on the census is Jack Welch--age 30. In his household are Mary Welch, mother, age 67, and brother Jay, age 26, and Jay's wife May--age 15. That would make Jack born in 1890 and Jay born in 1894. I am guessing that Jay would be the brother called Jake by my grandmother Liza. Also in that census is William Marsh, wife Minnie, and several children. Next to him on the census is Lester Marsh plus wife and 1 child. I haven't determined what relation they are to Mary Marsh Welch. How are you related to this family? I would be happy to share information with you. Possibly, you may have documentation info that I don't have. I had been in contact with another person researching the Welch family, but have lost her E-Mail address. Lilly Heflin From: William Green [mailto:wlgreen@swbell.net] Sent: Monday, 14 April, 2003 2:13 PM To: Peggy Hooper Subject: Re: Your Family Web page Give me a bit of time to make a list. Right now, all of the data is locked up in a PAF file. Dona was born in 1901, so today I'm tracking Rachel (R.L.) and Talford Lott (T.L.) in Parker Co., TX where Dona was born. Dona will be in Mead, Bryan Co.,OK and (Old) Woodville, Marshall Co., OK in her adult life. There you will find the William Henry bunch also. It seems as if after he was killed they all scattered. I'm attaching my current gedcom file that you can open and get the dates, else I'll have to scan my chart and send more pictures....unless my OCR is working. William	Welch William Henry
5305	Find-a-Grave lists death as 23 Jul 1893.	Welch William Henry
5306	Obit: The Franklin Press, 26 March 1942 (see attached image).	Welch William Henry
5307	The death certificate says Rose Creek Cemetery but I believe this is really a reference to Rose Creek Baptist Church who shares the Welch-Moore Cemetery in Macon County.	Welch William Henry
5308	Thelma Swanson shows birth as Jun 1874, FAG shows 1871.	Welch William Henry
5309	William was my father. He was born in the Bryson City area, Swain County, NC and recorded in the April 16, 1910 census in Bryson City living with his sister, Sarah Catherine Welch Wilson and her family. He was listed as a brother-in-law in the Wilson household, 26 years old and doing odd jobs. He is found in the 1920 Census living in Cherokee County, Murphy/Hanging Dog Precinct with a family of four children. After marrying and with a family of six, he moved from Hanging Dog, NC, the home of his wife, Blanche, to Springfield, OH in mid 1923, where the seventh child was born. He lived there until his retirement from the Buffalo-Springfield Road Roller Company in 1950. After retirement, my father and mother moved to Hayesville, NC for a short time before moving back to Ohio. Finally, they moved to Redlands, CA and then to Inglewood, CA. He died of a sudden heart attack at the age of 75 while sitting in a laundry-mat in Inglewood, CA. Paramedics, called "Rescue 7" quickly arrived, but he never regained consciousness. Dad was called "Will," by my mother and most people who knew him. He was the sixth born of eleven children to Jackson Marion "Dack" and Mary Susan Jenkins Welch. My father once told me that he was born on a farm in Swain County, NC, where he lived until he was an adult. He served a short time in the U.S. Navy, taught school in Athens, TN, mined copper while living in Copper Hill, TN, (until a mine accident ended his mining career), and farmed in Hanging Dog until 1923 when he moved to Springfield, Ohio. Not all of this can be substantiated, however. On his Social Security Application form filled out on December 2, 1936, he listed his parents as Jackson Marion Welch and Mary "Sousan" Jenkins. His mother's name may have been spelled, "Susannah" or "Susan," but she was called "Sou Anner." Apparently, she could not write, and so there is no record of her full name. Source: William R. Welch (GenCircles) Jul 2002	Welch William Joseph
5310	1850 census states age as 18 (birth would be 1832) 1860 census states age as 24 (birth would be 1836) Cemetery date of birth is 1830	Welch William L.
5311	Published in the Franklin Press 19 Jul 2005 William Langford Welch William Langford Welch, 88, of Franklin, passed away Wednesday, July 13, 2005. A native of Macon County, he was the son of the late Wilburn E. and Alice Kimsey Welch. He was preceded in death by eight brothers and sisters. He was a mill worker in the lumber industry; a U.S. Army veteran, being one of the first volunteers from Macon County during WWII; worked as a sheep herder in Utah; and was of the Baptist faith. Surviving are sisters and brothers, Maude Baldwin, Muriel Welch and Thomas Paul Welch, all of Franklin, Fred Welch of Sylva, Joanna Hedrick of Charlotte and Louis Welch of Jefferson City, Tenn.; several nieces and nephews; and great-nieces and great-nephews. Funeral services were held Saturday, July 16, at 2 p.m., at Burningtown Baptist Church. Rev. Jim Kinard officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery with military graveside rites conducted by VFW Post 7339 and American Legion Post 108. The family received friends Friday, July 15, from 6 to 8 p.m., at Macon Funeral Home. Macon Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Online condolences are available by visiting www.maconfuneralhome.com.	Welch William Langford
5312	issued North Carolina Listed as William L. Welch in SSDI Last Residence: 28734 Franklin, Macon County, North Carolina Last Benefit: Not specified.	Welch William Langford
5313	Listed on the 1902 Register at Crisp Precinct, Forney's Creek Twp, Swain Co., NC. Gives name, age, From whom descended unless a voter himself, 1 Jan 1867 or prior, In what state he or his ancestor was a voter 1 Jan 1867 or prior, Date of Application or Registration. William Larnet Welch 21 William H. Welch NC Oct 25 1902.	Welch William Larnet
5314	BIOGRAPHY: Sometime after 1890 moved his family to Texas. Aug 2002 William Welch, son of Joseph Washington Welch, was my great grandfather. After his wife and several children died of typhoid fever in 1898, in NC, he became very despondent. In 1900 he moved to Georgia with his four daughters, where he eventually married the widow of his cousin. After 18 mos. in Georgia, they all moved to Grand Prairie, TX. I have not been able to find out the name of the second wife. If you have information that might help, please contact me at emaxson2@attbi.com Liz Maxson (GenCircles post) __________________ According to family lore, William married the widow of one of his Proctor cousins while he was in GA. Apparently, they moved with his 4 girls and her children to Grand Prairie, TX. It is not known how long this marriage lasted. William divorced his second wife some time after they arrived in Grand Prairie, Dallas Co., TX (after 1901) He moved to Haskell, Haskell Co., TX where he lived alternately with Nora and Olive. At some point in time, he went into partnership with another man in a service station. The station had a small house on the property, where William stayed. Eventually, he moved back in with Nora. At a later time, he also lived with Olive Elizabeth, but was with Nora, when he passed away. (notes from Evelyn Beryl Cathey) Louise Elizabeth and William were distant cousins. Her randmother, Elizabeth Welch Bradshaw, was the cousin of William's ggggrandfather, Thomas Welch. Source: Liz Maxson May 2003 Title: "Remembered Lives", Author: Duane Oliver (privately published) 1993, page 64 Title: 1860 NC Macon; Page: Joseph W. Welch household d/f 524/536 (image 83) William married Rachel Proctor (cousin's widow - no children). Moved to Arlington in 1901 and Aunt Vida moved to Haskell in 1907 According to family lore, William married the widow of one of his Proctor cousins while he was in GA. Apparently, they moved with his 4 girls and her children to Grand Prairie, TX. It is not known how long this marriage lasted. William divorced his second wife some time after they arrived in Grand Prairie, Dallas Co., TX (after 1901) He moved to Haskell, Haskell Co., TX where he lived alternately with Nora and Olive. At some point in time, he went into partnership with another man in a service station. The station had a small house on the property, where William stayed. Eventually, he moved back in with Nora. At a later time, he also lived with Olive Elizabeth, but was with Nora, when he passed away. (notes from Evelyn Beryl Cathey) __________________ Louise Elizabeth and William were distant cousins. Her grandmother, Elizabeth Welch Bradshaw, was the cousin of William's ggggrandfather, Thomas Welch. I never met my great-grandfather, William Welch, but I have felt I've known him all my life. Father (as he was lovingly called by my mother and grandmother) died about 2 years before I was born, but from an early age, I was told that I was much like him. Apparently, he would get into a car, spread out, make his "nest", and then, if there was any room left, others could get in. I was told repeatedly, that I had that characteristic, too. Also, when he was upset or frustrated, he would let out a long sigh, which I have done all my life. People who know me well, know exactly when I am not happy about something, and apparently Father expressed his frustrations the same way. I think it is odd that those kinds of characteristics might me hereditary, but since I was the only one in our immediate family who had them, it seemed they just might be a part of an inherited trait. (Elizabeth Cathey Maxson, Jan 20, 2008) __________________ This is a description of Hazel Creek, written by William Welch: HAZEL CREEK Blind Homer sang of Trojan wars and heroes, Horace of Love, Dante of Infernal regions, Melton of Paradise. Now if I had the genius of all those old Masters combined, a harp with a thousand strings and all the earth for an audience, I would sing with all my heart and soul about Old Hazel Creek. I would proclaim all her beauties and rugged grandeurs to the remotest generations. If I were a sculptor and had the power to chisel my thoughts on marble, I would search all the quarries of the earth for the purest white stone and somewhere in an enchanted land, where the skies are the bluest, the water the purest, the birds sing the sweetest far into the soft mellow moonlight night, I would begin a work of love and duty. I would bid the cold marble to speak for me as I plied the chisel to its side until the surface took the shape I wished and at last Old Hazel Creek stood revealed in all her beauty, ready to give of her pure cold water of her many springs to bless the drinker with joy and health. I would make a base on which the spirit of my dreams would stand, and around its rim I would carve the figures of many dear faces, with their hands raised to beckon all humanity to come see. For of all the streams, she is the purest. __________________	Welch William M.
5315	MILITARY: "Uncle Willie was gassed when he was in France (during WWI) and his health was never very good after that. Ruth Evelyn Welch Dorn, June 1999.	Welch Maj. William Marvin
5316	Find A Grave Memorial# 10432199.	Welch Maj. William Marvin
5317	1850 census states Missouri as place of birth. 1860 census states Alabama as place of birth.	Welch William Maxey
5318	Betty Nelson McDougald states death date as 31 Jul 1896.	Welch William Morris
5319	MISC: Dempsy could be a child of Turner or W.P. Welch.	Welch William Proctor
5320	issued Tennessee Listed as William Welch in SSDI Last Residence: 37801 Maryville, Blount County, Tennessee Last Benefit: Not specified.	Welch William S.
5321	BIOGRAPHY: William attended Hiawassee College and Vanderbilt Medical School. He practiced medicine in Oklahoma City, OK. He lived, married and was buried in Oklahoma City. OCCUPATION: Medical doctor	Welch William Thomas
5322	LAND: Sought land in Lincoln County, North Carolina. Later went to Pendleton County, South Carolina and in 1803 bought and sold land in Pendleton. He gave his father power of attorney to sell his land in Lincoln County and went to Cape Girardeau County, Missouri before 1820 and died there about 1820. G. Welch 12 Dec 1996	Welch William Washington
5323	Issued in Tennessee last residence 38464 (Lawrenceburg, Lawrence, TN).	Welch Wilson Butler
5324	OCCUPATION: 1890 Nov 19 Sheriff, Swain Co., NC. In 1894 he was U. S. Government Storekeeper and Gauger. "The Hanging Lot" by Lillian F. Thomasson, a true story about her mother as a teenager being invited to a hanging in 1886 that was supervised by Vance Welch. Vance must have been reelected in 1890. MISC: (settled in Lyman area)	Welch Zebulon Vance
5325	issued Tennessee Listed as Zena Cable in SSDI Last Residence: 37801 Maryville, Blount County, Tennessee Last Benefit: Not specified.	Welch Zena
5326	Issued in Tennessee last residence 37409 (Chattanooga, Hamilton, TN).	Welch Zena Catherine
5327	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
5328	Issued in Alabama last residence 94580 (San Lorenzo, Alameda, CA).	Wells Paula Ruth Camp
5329	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
5330	Parents: John (Adam) Werner and Elizabeth Philapana (Christina) Stack. John (Adam) Werner, father of Emma, was born 26 Apr 1852 in Nassau, Germany, immigrating to the USA in 1872, married 1 Jan 1882 in Chicago, Illinois to Elizabeth Philapana (Christina) Stack, born 29 Dec 1864 in Germany. She immigrated with her parents to the USA in 1881, residing in Chicago, Illinois. Christina had a sister Minnie Stack (Mrs. Charles Opitz), a brother Philip Stack of Los Angeles and a brother George Stack of Chicago. John and Christina Werner were the parents of three children: Lena Emma, Albert and Estley Willie Werner. Albert Werner born 16 Jun 1885, died 2 Dec 1927, married twice, first married 16 Dec 1906 to Carrie Timmerman. Three children: Geraldine Werner, died 1912, in infancy, Gerald James Werner born 4 Jan 1912, and Arlene Maxine Werner born 20 Mar 1916. Albert married second Hazel Swisegood of Illinois, one child of this union, Lois Jean Werner. Estely Willie Werner born 10 Dec 1894 in Page County, Iowa, married 5 Jan 1916 to Ione Rae Muckey, died 1 Dec 1984, Gering, Nebraska. They had farmed Estle's family farm for 34 years before moving to Cheyenne, Wyoming and then to Gering, Nebraska, where their daughter resided. Two children: Wilma and Yale Werner.	Werner Lena
5331	Issued in Oklahoma last residence 94804 (Richmond, Contra Costa, CA).	West Nola Adis
5332	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
5333	Parents: Edmond Meekins Whatley and Mary Gilliam Cook.	Whatley Charles Hammond
5334	WHATLEY, CHARLIE M., 75, Greenwood County, h/o Beulah Corley Whatley, Beulah Welch Thompson Whatley, Dec 12, 1947, p10 Source: http://www.greenwoodcountylibrary.org/obit1947.shtml	Whatley Charles Hammond
5335	Find A Grave Memorial# 40488489.	Wheat (Martin?) Mary Ann
5336	Parents: Walter Hodrick Whisenant and Amanda Beatrice Roden.	Whisenant Essie Mae
5337	Find A Grave Memorial# 5771194.	Whisenant Walter Herbert
5338	Native American Data for Eliza Colvard Name: Colvard, Eliza Tribe: Cherokee Record Type: enrollment Sex: F Enrollment Type: P (Parent) Card No.: 6219	Whitaker Elizabeth Jane
5339	Parents: James Whitaker, Jr and Nancy Kyle. His parents were James Whitaker Sr., and Mary "Polly" Walker Whitaker. James and Nancy had 16 children: William Riley Whitaker, James Marion Whitaker, Sarah Jane Whitaker Kimsey, Charles Walker Whitaker, Jesse Irwin Whitaker, John Henry Whitaker, Mary Caroline Whitaker Puett Crain, Ann Hasseltine Whitaker Puett Adams, Humphrey Posey Whitaker, Joshua Lafayette Whitaker, Elizabeth Adeline Whitaker Puett, Benjamin Harrison Whitaker, Nancy Melvina Whitaker Welch, Jehu Kimsey Whitaker, Thomas Jefferson Whitaker and Margaret Loucreasey Whitaker Rogers.	Whitaker Nancy Malvina
5340	OBIT: Jonesboro Sun Jonesboro Ar 12/18/03 PARKIN -- A.W. "Wallace" White, 84, of Parkin died Tuesday, Dec. 16, at his daughter's residence in Tumbling Shoals. Born in Lamar, he was a retired farmer and landowner and owned and operated grocery stores at Togo, Rolfe Place and Pleasant Hill communities. He was a World War II Navy veteran and was a member of the American Legion Post in Wynne, the Good Sam-Ridgerunners Club and the East Arkansas Farmers Co-op. Survivors include two daughters, Glenda Floyd of Tumbling Shoals and Brenda Huntley of Memphis; one sister, Geraldine White of Harrisburg; six grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Delia Patterson White; his second wife, Mildred Humphrey White; and his parents, Jonathan L. and Amanda Jane Wallace White. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Thompson-Wilson Funeral Home chapel in Wynne, with the Rev. Dan Minton officiating. Burial will follow in Vanndale Cemetery. Visitation will be from 6-8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to the Vanndale Cemetery Fund, P.O. Box 50, Vanndale 72387.	White Albert Wallace
5341	Parents: Jonathan L. and Amanda Jane Wallace White. After Delia died Albert married Mildred Humphrey White.	White Albert Wallace
5342	(Lot 317)	White Alton Lynn
5343	Issued in Texas last residence 79088 (Tulia, Swisher, TX).	White Alton Lynn
5344	Issued in Tennessee last residence 38555 (Crossville, Cumberland, TN).	White Ella (or Wyatt)
5345	Obit: Published in The Greenville News: 01-18-2003 RAYMOND E WHITE 25 Mar 1912 16 Jan 2003 (V) Last residence: 29644 (Fountain Inn, Greenville, SC) (none specified) Issued: South Carolina. Mauldin Raymond Earl White, 90, widower of Hester Davis White, formerly of Fountain Inn, died Thursday, Jan. 16, 2003, at NHC-Mauldin. Born in Laurens County, he was the son of the late Laurence J. and Mamie Patton White. Mr. White was a plumbing and electrical contractor before his retirement, served as a Rotary Club President, and was a member and past deacon of Fountain Inn First Baptist Church. Mr. White is survived by one daughter, Peggy White Nickson, and husband, Don, of Maryland; one son, Dr. Raymond Earl "Skip" White Jr., and wife, Rebekah, of Fountain Inn; five grandchildren, Will and Scott Nickson, and Amanda, Joshua and Susannah White; two great-grandchildren; two sisters, Grace W. Callicott of Ninety Six and Mae W. Alexander of Lyman; and one brother, Luther E. White, of Fountain Inn. Mr White was predeceased by a brother, J. Ernest (Pete) White. The family will be at the home of the deceased, and will receive friends there today, Jan. 18, 2003, from 4 to 6 p.m. Funeral Services will be Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2003, at 3:30 p.m., at Fountain Inn First Baptist Church with the Rev. Mike Bearden officiating. Burial will be at Cannon Memorial Park Cemetery in Fountain Inn. The office of Dr. Raymond "Skip" White will be closed Tuesday. - Cannon Funerals and Cremations, Simpsonville.	White Raymond Earl, Sr.
5346	RAYMOND E WHITE 25 Mar 1912 16 Jan 2003 (V) Last residence: 29644 (Fountain Inn, Greenville, SC) (none specified) Issued: South Carolina.	White Raymond Earl, Sr.
5347	I have assumed these are the other 2 children of Avery and Laura: George Macon Whitener (possible child) 11 Apr 1893 - 4 Feb 1895 buried Penelope, Burke County, North Carolina- Arney Cemetery Gordon Hill Whitener 10 May 1894 - 31 Jan 1895 buried Penelope, Burke County, North Carolina- Arney Cemetery Middle name HILL for Gordon Hill Whitener matches father Avery Hill Whitener and same cemetery. George Macon Whitener’s marker is exactly the same as George’s and same cemetery.	Whitener Avery Hill
5348	Avery's age on this census could be 47 instead of 42.	Whitener Avery Hill
5349	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
5350	His name looks like Sorry S. maybe it's Larry.	Whitener Larry S.