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| 251 | Andrew had four children; three daughters and a son. The son, Charles, had one child a daughter; this line of the family name will not be carried on. Charles is the last male child of this McQuiston line. | McQuiston, Andrew Washington (I5678)
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| 252 | Andrew is reported to have drowned. He went down the [Ohio] river sometime in January before the ["great"] flood [of February 1832] and never came back. | Marshall, Andrew (I15248)
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| 253 | Andrew is said to have been killed at the Alamo. | Nelson, Andrew Moses (I23825)
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| 254 | Andrew McDaniel is listed as a witness. | Family F3197
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| 255 | Andrew was born in the 1890's. | Dupree, Andrew (I10589)
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| 256 | Andrew was from Drew County, Arkansas. | Wright, Andrew Jackson (I11318)
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| 257 | Andrew was killed in an automobile accident on Evergreen Road in Allegheny, Pennsylvania. | McQuiston, Andrew Richie (I2389)
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| 258 | Andrew was known on occasion to have signed legal documents in Jefferson County, Tennessee as Andrew McUistian. | McCuistion, Andrew (I10935)
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| 259 | Andrew was originally listed as the son of Thomas's brother Joseph, however based on his certificate of death - Thomas was found to be his father. | McCuistion, Andrew (I375)
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| 260 | Andrew's death was due to dysentry. | McCuistion, Andrew (I375)
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| 261 | Andrew's name is spelled "McCuiston" in the marriage listing. | Family F3533
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| 262 | Angela and her husband died in an automobile accident. | Grande, Angela (I17341)
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| 263 | Ann and two of her children, Eddie and Artie, died from typhoid fever. | McQuistan, Agnes (I4463)
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| 264 | Ann Moody and Thomas McCuistion were fifth cousins. | Family F60
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| 265 | Ann was born on Saturday. | McCuistion, Ann (I139)
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| 266 | Ann was living with her daughter, Mary Ann, in Massachusetts in 1920. | O'Niell, Ann (I8372)
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| 267 | Ann's uncle, Jessee McCuistion, is listed on the bond with W. W. Woodson listed as witness. | Family F1274
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| 268 | Anna Belle died from Bronchopneumonia. | Barton, Anna Belle (I12479)
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| 269 | Anna died at the home of her daughter, Beulah Hazen. | Low, Cordelia Anna (I201)
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| 270 | Anna died from cancer in MaGee Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. | Davis, Anna Elizabeth (I4642)
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| 271 | Anna is listed as wife of F. B. Collins. | Anna (I23391)
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| 272 | Anna Katherine “Kate” Hunt, 95, of Galveston, went home to be with the Lord at 4:30 a.m. Thursday, January 22, 2015 at her home. She was born August 18, 1919 in Galveston to Frank and Nellie F. (Scott) Graves. She married Charles D. Hunt on April 16, 1938 at Trinity Methodist Church Parsonage and he preceded her in death on Oct. 19. 2001. Kate was a farm wife and school teacher. She taught elementary school for 22 years and was a favorite teacher to many students. She graduated from Galveston High School in 1937. She then went on to Butler University where she earned her Bachelors Degree in 1962, and her Master’s degree in Education in 1968. She was a member of the Galveston United Methodist Church, the Cass County Historical Society, 4H Boosters Extension Homemakers Club, Cass County Retired Teachers Association, the Indiana State Retired Teacher’s Association, Farm Bureau, the American Legion Aux., Daughters of the American Revolution, and the Red Hat Society. She made the best cookies ever. She won an award at the State Fair for them. She also enjoyed traveling, watching Pacer and I.U. Basketball and going to her great grandkids’ ballgames. She is survived by two daughters, Cecelia (John) Francis, Galveston; Kathy (Jim) Gaddy, Missouri, four grandchildren, Nicci (David) Hicks, Galveston; Jenny (Bart) Hensley, Walton; Angie Francis, Galveston; and Tony Francis, Colorado; six great grandchildren, three foster grandchildren and several foster great grandchildren. Special cousins, Donna Jean Scott and Cleo and Bev Metcalf, also survived her. Kate was preceded in death by her parents, husband Charles and two sons, Dale Eller Hunt and William H. Hunt. A celebration of Kate’s life will be held at 10:00 a.m. Monday, January 26th at Galveston United Methodist Church, 515 S. Maple St. Galveston with Pastor Roy E. Ice officiating. Burial will follow at Galveston Cemetery. Visitation will be held from 2 – 6 p.m. Sunday January 25th at the church. Memorial contributions may be given to the Jackson Twp. Friendly Farmers 4H Club or the Jenny Lee Missionary Fund at Galveston United Methodist Church. Murray Weaver Funeral Home in Galveston assisted the family with arrangements. | Graves, Anna Catherine (I39796)
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| 273 | Anna was killed by a 2x4 penetration to her chest during a tornado. | McCuistion, Anna (I4733)
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| 274 | Annelise Mary ""Anna"" Baker, 16, of Anderson, passed away Wednesday June 22, 2011 at her residence after an extended illness. She was born August 12, 1994 in Anderson and lived there all of her life. Anna attended Liberty Christian School and Indiana School for the Blind. She was a Sophmore in high school. She was a member of East Side Church of God in Anderson and a member of Henry County Hot Shot Power Soccer team. She loved to read; loved dogs; enjoyed time at Wawasee on her Boston Whaler and driving her Papa's 1964 convertible Lincoln Continental. The family especially thanks I.U. Health North Pediatric Staff; I.U. Health Ball Memorial Hospice team; Dr. Bruce Cohen; and special thanks to Dr. Kathleen Miller of Fishers Pediatrics and Valerie E. Petry. Survivors include her parents, Michael L. and Katherine ""Katie"" (Williams) Baker; two brothers, M. Scott Baker and Alec P. Baker, both of Anderson; maternal grandparents, Dr. V.R. ""Dick"" and Marilyn Williams of Winchester; paternal grandmother, Barbara Neuman of Anderson; and several aunts, uncles and cousins. She was preceded in death by her paternal grandfather, Philip H. Baker. Funeral services are 11 a.m. Monday at East Side Church of God, 2600 E. Fifth St., Anderson, with Dr. Kerry Robinson officiating. Visitation is 2-6 p.m. Sunday at Robert D. Loose Funeral Homes and Crematory, 200 W. 53rd St., Anderson and one hour prior to services Monday at the church. | Baker, Annelise Mary (I38742)
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| 275 | Annie and Claude did not have any children. | McQuiston, Anna Beatrice (I19508)
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| 276 | Annie died by electrocution. "For last wishes, she asked only that her death-row companion, a small black and white puppy, be given to her niece, and that she be buried with a crucifix in her left hand." She was executed on 28 November 1942, becoming the first and only woman to ever be electrocuted in the State of Louisiana. | McQuiston, Anna Beatrice (I19508)
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| 277 | Annie had a heart condition and cancer. | McCuiston, Annie Lucy (I3553)
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| 278 | Annie Mae McCuiston, 95, of Chicago, passed away Monday (Aug. 27, 2018) at Riverside Medical Center in Kankakee. Visitation will be from 5 p.m. Friday, Aug. 31, until the 6:30 p.m. funeral service at Lax Mortuary in Kankakee. The Rev. Fred Bryant will officiate. Burial will be Sunday, Sept. 2, in Springhill Cemetery, in Springhill, Miss. Annie Mae McCuiston was born May 22, 1923, in Lodi, Miss., the daughter of Joe Beckom and Ida Dell Brown Payton. She was baptized at Union Grove in Lodi, Miss., and was a member of Greater Emmanuel in Chicago, where she served as the Sunday school secretary and was on the Mother Board for more than 20 years. She completed the C.J. Walker School of Cosmetology and was a licensed beautician. Annie was united in holy matrimony to Stonewall McCuiston Sr. on Jan. 15, 1958, and to their union two children were born. She worked for Solo Light Company for 15 years and took care of her sister and family for many years. Annie was a great cook and baker and enjoyed church and her grandchildren. She leaves to cherish her memory two sons, Dr. Stonewall McCuiston Jr. (Melinda), of Kankakee, and Phillip McCuiston (Adrianne), of Chicago; five grandchildren, Jenita, Stonewall III, Kenyatta, Albert and Joe; six great-grandchildren, Timothy, Jalen, Kelise, Khali, Niya and Kaeya; and many other relatives and friends. Please go to laxmortuary.com to send condolences. | Payton, Annie Mae (I35640)
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| 279 | Annie was the adopted daughter of Charles R. and Addie McQuesten. | McQuesten, Annie B. (I14094)
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| 280 | Annie's middle name is provided by Neal Scott, her great-grandson. | McCuistion, Annie Ora (I1295)
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| 281 | Annisquam is known as Gloucester, Massachusetts. | McQuesten, Edward (I14260)
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| 282 | Another source indicates Elizabeth was born 1770 in County Antrim, Ireland. | McClurkin, Elizabeth (I11213)
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| 283 | Another source indicates she was born about 1853 in Iowa. | Connelly, Rose A. (I25620)
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| 284 | Another source indicates the birth location is Des Moines, Iowa. | Anderson, Elva M. (I8006)
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| 285 | Another source indicates the date birth is 15 July 1867. | McQuiston, William John (I18678)
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| 286 | Another source indicates the date of birth is 16 September 1869. | McQuiston, Daniel (I18679)
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| 287 | Another source indicates the date of death is 15 July 1867. | McQuiston, William John (I18678)
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| 288 | Another source indicates the date of death is 16 September 1869. | McQuiston, Daniel (I18679)
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| 289 | Another source indicates the state of birth is Indiana. | McQuiston, Eli (I7887)
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| 290 | Another source indicates the state of birth is Indiana. | McQuiston, John Q. (I11001)
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| 291 | Another source lists the date of death as 15 December 1918. | Brown, Susie (I14768)
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| 292 | Another source lists the last name as Brunaker. | Brubaker, Edith (I14774)
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| 293 | Another source lists the location of birth as Holmes County, Ohio. | McQuiston, Sarah A. (I14870)
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| 294 | Another source lists the state of birth as New York. | Hooker, Marion Josephine (I14855)
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| 295 | Another source lists the year of birth as 1852. | McQuisten, Joseph Francis (I14908)
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| 296 | Another source, K. Badgerow, lists the date of birth as 7 March 1848. | McQuistan, Donald (I4780)
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| 297 | Another source, Thomas Pearson, indicates the year of birth is 1884. | McQueston, Samuel (I7402)
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| 298 | Anthony never married. | McCuistion, Anthony Reagor (I4817)
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| 299 | Anthony was born on Monday. According to "Biographical Souvenir of the State of Texas", 1889, published by F. A. Battey and Company of Chicago; Anthony McCuistion was born in Bedford County, Tennessee. | McCuistion, Anthony (I142)
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| 300 | Apparently Jean Nicholson was an orphan with two brothers Elijah and Elisha. | Nicholson, Jean (I123)
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