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| 1351 | John was born on the family homestead. | McQuistion, John Kirkwood (I15195)
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| 1352 | John was buried in the Lane's Chapel Cemetery, Bosque County, Texas. | Lane, John Robertson (I12008)
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| 1353 | John was cremated. | McCuistion, John Franklin II (I8463)
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| 1354 | John was drowned in the Merrimack River, Litchfield, New Hampshire. | McQuesten, John (I11911)
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| 1355 | John was injured on D-Day on Normandy beaches. He died a few weeks later. | McQuiston, John (I2627)
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| 1356 | John was killed by a motor car near his own door in Massachusetts. | McQueston (ten), John (I9912)
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| 1357 | John was killed when thrown from a horse. | McQuiston, John (I20756)
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| 1358 | John was Martha's first cousin. | Family: John Blair / Martha Blair (F5811)
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| 1359 | John was stricken with paralysis a month before his death. He had been in feeble health for some years. | McCuistion, Capt. John Gwinn (I93)
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| 1360 | John was ten years old at the time of his mother's death, and he, along with his sister Mary Ann, eight years old, and others of the children went to live with their grandparents, Thomas and Mary Ann. | McCuistion, John Meals (I4791)
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| 1361 | John Wiley McChristian, Sr. April 14, 1934 – May 14, 2023 On Sunday night, May 14, 2023, John Wiley McChristian, Sr. left this earth after a brief illness and went to his Heavenly Father. John was born in Fort Worth on April 14, 1934. He was born to Benjamin Franklin McChristian and Lela Mae Cates McChristian. On the day he celebrated his first birthday, the dust bowl’s worst storm, “black Sunday”, blasted through Oklahoma and Texas. That day brought only one of the many winds of change that came and went throughout his life. His early years included his siblings Bennie Frank, Lucy, Lela Mae, and Howard. All of his siblings and their beloved spouses have preceded John in death. He was also preceded in death by his grandson, Curtis John Seiwert. His father moved the family from Fort Worth to Big Spring in West Texas to find a drier climate for Lela Mae’s asthma. He and his siblings farmed cotton with their father until they were old enough to find work off the farm. Over the coming years, the siblings, their spouses and the many nieces and nephews visited that old farm often. The youngsters were especially fascinated by the two-hole outhouse. John left High School without graduating to work at the tank car shop at the Cosden Refinery in Big Spring. At 18 he married 17 year-old Joyce Marie Watkins and they began a life that would veer across the country and back. Throughout their lives together John and Joyce made worship and prayer a priority. Their unwavering faith was a living testament to friends, family, and neighbors. John loved the adventure of seeing new places and over the next 70 years, they lived in Big Spring, Texas; El Dorado, Kansas; Bakersfield, California; Ventura, California; Davidson, North Carolina; Denison, Texas; Gun Barrel City, Texas; and at last, Athens, Texas. To support his family, and his wanderlust, John took on many jobs and titles. Despite his modest education, he understood machines and could figure out how to solve almost any problem. He worked on railroad tank cars in Big Spring, ran a tank car shop in El Dorado, learned how to repair copy machines in Bakersfield, then fabricated walk-in freeze-dryers in Bakersfield and Ventura; by the time they moved to North Carolina, he figured out how to build an automated line to sterilize, fill and label small glass vials with powdered reagents while satisfying FDA regulations. In addition to these civilian adventures, John also served in the military. He was a proud member of the Texas National Guard for 10 years and was called to active duty in 1961 at the height of the Cuban Missile Crisis. During his service he was awarded, “Soldier of the Year” for his battalion in 1961 and spent an afternoon with Audie Murphy as a reward. At age 65 he retired from the medical product field and began to work in the fields of grass and hay around Denison. He loved cutting and baling hay as he returned to the farming roots he left so many years before. He loved trying to make an old tractor start that everyone else had given up on; or cannibalizing two ancient dump trucks to get one that would run and dump … sometimes. His last 6 years were spent living on Cedar Creek Lake until he could no longer walk down to his dock and then living quietly in Athens, Texas. As his body began to tire and wear out on him, he often told his children that he just wanted “to make it to the party.” He did, and what a party it was. In August of 2022, surrounded by children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, grandnieces, grandnephews and great grandchildren, John and Joyce celebrated 70 years of marriage. John is survived by his wife of 70 years, Joyce Marie McChristian, of Athens, Texas. He is also survived by daughter Debra Winter of Kingman, Kansas; son John McChristian Jr and wife Lee Ann McChristian of Athens, Texas; and daughter Connie Seiwert and husband Steve Seiwert of Kingman, Kansas. John is also survived by 11 grandchildren, 19 great grandchildren and 4 great great grandchildren. A funeral service will take place at Dannel Funeral Home Saturday morning, May 20, 2023. A viewing is scheduled for 9:00am – 10:30am; with a service to follow at 10:30am. Bro. Todd Catteau of Park Avenue Church of Christ in Denison will officiate. Interment will follow the service at Cedarlawn Memorial Park. After the interment, a reception will be held at Dannel Funeral Home, 302 S. Walnut Street, Sherman, Texas, 75090, (903) 893-1171. In addition to flowers, memorials may be made to the American Diabetes Assoc. (www.diabetes.org) | McChristian, John Wiley Sr. (I21748)
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| 1362 | John wrote, "I was born on a farm seven miles north of Des Moines, moved to the city when I was seventeen years old; always followed office work -- bookkeeper and cashier of a Des Moines bank. At forty-five years of age I left Des Moines on account of my wife's health and engaged in the banking business in Idaho for six years; have been in Los Angeles six years and have been Chief Deputy City Auditor a little over two years." | McQuiston, John Sanford (I16311)
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| 1363 | John's mother's name is spelled Carr. | McQuiston, John J. (I4765)
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| 1364 | John's remains were disinterred from Brandon Cemetery, and reinterred Barnett Cemetery, on 28 August 1942. | Brandon, John Franklin (I3665)
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| 1365 | John's remains were disinterred from Brandon Cemetery, and reinterred Barnett Cemetery, on 28 August 1942. | Brandon, John T. (I45521)
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| 1366 | Johnann died from chronic endocarditis at the home of her daughter, Julia.. | Corlew, Johnanna (I10845)
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| 1367 | Jonas and Margaret were married by the Reverend Thomas B. Thayer. | Family: Jonas M. Damon / Margaret McQuesten (F4590)
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| 1368 | Jonathan drowned near Gull Island, New London, Connecticut. | Rogers, Jonathan (I18949)
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| 1369 | Jonathan Martin Mccuistion, age 37, of Cherokee, IA, passed away at his residence on Monday, June 10, 2024. Memorial services will be held at a later date. | McCuistion, Jonathon Martin (I34390)
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| 1370 | JONESBORO - Pamela D. Richerson, 53, died Friday in Parkview Hospital. Pamela was born in Peru, Ind. She married Larry Richardson, and he survives. She enjoyed riding motorcycles, collected bells and frogs and was a member of the Marion Highsteppers. She was a lover of people, her dogs, and bears. She enjoyed all wood crafts made by her dad. Survivors include husband, Larry Richerson; sons, Scott E. Colburn, Huntington, Daniel L. Colburn, Gas City; parents, Bill and Florence Gray, Marion; brothers, Robert A. (Jennifer) Gray, Upland, William (Laurie) Gray, Marion, Michael (Tracy) Gray, Peru; sisters, Barbara (Ed) Atkins, Marion, Rebecca (David) Mowen, Westmoreland, Tenn.; eight grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Services were held Monday at Needham-Storey-Wampner Funeral Service, Storey Chapel, 400 E. Main St., Gas City. Burial was made in Grant Memorial Park, Marion. Chronicle-Tribune (Marion, IN) - Monday, December 1, 2008 | Gray, Pamela D. (I38786)
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| 1371 | Joseph and Elizabeth were married by the Reverend David McDill. | Family: Joseph Gaston McQuiston / Elizabeth Hogue (F3615)
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| 1372 | Joseph and Julia were married by the Reverend C. Blodgett | Family: Joseph McQuiston / Julia Ann Slade (F6785)
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| 1373 | Joseph died due to Intractable Congestive Heart Failure caused by mitral insufficientcy and RLL squamous cell carcinoma. | McCuistion, Joseph (I12341)
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| 1374 | Joseph died during World War II in the South Pacific. | McQuestion, Joseph Hubert (I7780)
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| 1375 | Joseph died from flux. | McQuiston, Joseph (I16409)
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| 1376 | Joseph F. McQuiston 1942-2015 Joseph F. McQuiston, 73, Amazonia, Missouri passed away Friday, December 18, 2015 at a healthcare facility in Savannah, Missouri. He was born March 1, 1942 in St. Joseph, Missouri. Joseph liked fishing, gardening and woodworking. He was preceded in death by his parents, Jack McQuiston and Mona (Davis) Nolan; and step-father, J.W. Nolan. Survivors include son, Paul McQuiston, St. Joseph, Missouri; daughters, Tammy Young, St. Joseph, Missouri and Sandy Jo Downing (Jerry), Amazonia, Missouri; six grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; three sisters; four brothers; and numerous nieces and nephews. Natural Farewell under the direction of Meierhoffer Funeral Home Crematory. | McQuiston, Joseph Francis (I36182)
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| 1377 | Joseph fell from an outside elevator and was killed instantly. | McQuiston, Joseph E. (I19793)
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| 1378 | Joseph is Esther's cousin. | McQuesten, Joseph (I14221)
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| 1379 | Joseph is the brother of William Loughrey, William married Polly's sister Sarah. | Loughrey, Joseph (I1905)
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| 1380 | Joseph Little Obituary Joseph Little Bloomfield Hills - Joseph Little, age 88, of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan passed away on May 17, 2019. Joseph was the son of Joseph and Mary (nee Robertson) Little of Winnipeg, Manitoba and of Irish and Scottish descent. He was also husband of the late Annabelle Little. Joseph is survived by his son Joseph Andrew ("Andy") Little and daughter Leslie Recker. He is also survived by two grandchildren, Brett and Courtney Little. Joseph moved to the United States from Canada in 1951 and obtained U.S. citizenship in 1953. He proudly served in the United States Air Force in the early/mid 1950's, achieved a BS degree from his beloved UCLA in 1958 and earned a CPA certificate in 1960. Joseph specialized in accounting for years to follow at Arthur Anderson and Ford Motor Company. He changed occupations in the 1970's, pursuing his passion for the stock market working at Manley, Bennett, McDonald & Company then transitioned to Thomson & McKinnon, Inc. and Prudential Securities. Joseph enjoyed following the news (especially politics and the stock market), travel, and watching college/professional sports. He had a lively personality and will be missed by family and friends. A private family remembrance is planned. Joseph's family suggests memorial tributes to the First United Methodist Church of Birmingham, 1589 W. Maple Road, Birmingham, MI 48009. Published by The Detroit News & Detroit Free Press on May 20, 2019 | Little, Joseph (I18188)
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| 1381 | Joseph McCuistion is listed on the bond with John Hamilton listed as witness. | Family: Thomas L. Moody, Jr. / Thankful McCuiston (F5815)
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| 1382 | Joseph Sharpnack Obituary Joseph Howard Sharpnack, "Joe Boy", 86, of Big Spring, passed away Tuesday, July 4, 2023 in Fisher County, Texas. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 am, Friday, July 7, 2023 at the Nalley-Pickle & Welch Rosewood Chapel. Interment will be held at 2:00 pm, Tuesday, July 11, 2023 at Row Cemetery in Colcord, Oklahoma. Joe was born on July 29, 1936 in Pawnee County, Oklahoma to Arthur Howard Sharpnack and Charlyne Iris Britt. Joe graduated high school in Kermit, Texas. He was in the United States Army from 1958 to 1962 where he was an expert-rifleman. He had a brief marriage to Dolores McCuistion in 1967 and they had one child, Rockie Sharpnack along with two step-children, Ronnie and Russel McCuistion. They lived in Colorado until 1974 and when they divorced, Joe moved to Big Spring and starting working at the George H. O'Brien Jr., VA Medical Center. In 1977, he married Patsy Morton Wade and became a step-father to Kirk and Kim Wade. Joe and patsy went on to be married for over 40 years. Joe resided in Big Spring for many years and was a well-known figure in the community. He was an avid golfer, fisherman as well as a cheerful soul. He participated in local baseball games, golf tournaments and bowling leagues. He loved playing golf and frequently played at the Comanche Trail Municipal Golf Course. He was cherished by his family and friends and will truly be missed. Joe is survived by his brothers: David Sharpnack and wife Jeanne and Buster Sharpnack and wife Elizabeth; his son: Rockie Sharpnack and wife Anita; stepsons: Kirk Wade and wife Theresa Rodriguez, Ronnie McCuistion, Russel McCuistion; grandchildren: att Harper and wife Hayley, Troy Harper, Kelly Wade and TJ, Tyler Wade, Shay Wasson and husband Chase, Kenzie Rogers, Jeslie Rodriguez, Matley, Georgia and Levi Harper, Rylan Wade, Cal Wasson, Cash Wasson and Reese Wade. He was preceded in death by his parents, Arthur and Charlyne Sharpnack, his wife Patsy Morton Sharpnack, one brother Richard Sharpnack and step-daughter, Kim Wade. Arrangements are under the direction of Nalley-Pickle & Welch Funeral Home and Crematory. Online condolences can be made at www.npwelch.com Published by Big Spring Herald from Jul. 6 to Jul. 7, 2023. | Sharpnack, Joseph Howard (I29116)
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| 1383 | Joseph was a few weeks old when his mother died. He was taken in and brought up by his mother's sister, Martha McQuesten Moor. | Moor, Joseph Harrison (I13637)
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| 1384 | Joseph was born on Wednesday morning at 4 o'clock. | McCuistion, Joseph (I12051)
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| 1385 | Joseph was hit by an automobile. | McQuiston, Joseph (I10746)
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| 1386 | Joseph was injured by an automobile which backed up on to him on 20 January 1926, this fractured his pelvic bone and led to his death. | Hunter, Joseph Love (I9632)
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| 1387 | Joseph was not married. | McQuisten, Joseph Francis (I14908)
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| 1388 | Joseph was not married. | McQuesten, Joseph (I13915)
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| 1389 | Joseph was noted to be a precocious child. As a young man, he went to South Carolina as a tutor. He wrote to his mother from Statesburg in 1801. | McCuistion, Joseph (I168)
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| 1390 | Joseph's granddaughter, Eva provides the last name of McChristian. The children of Joseph Andrew and Geneva Riles lived in East St. Louis, Missouri. The middle name was incorrect in original genealogy; it is Joseph Alexander vice Joseph Andrew. Joseph's great grandson, Joseph states, "We know that Joseph's middle name was Alexander because his tombstone says 'Joseph Alexander McChristian'. | McChristian, Joseph Alexander (I4154)
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| 1391 | Joseph's, gg-grandchild Kris Jones, provides the middle name of Walton. | Short, Joseph Walton (I7837)
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| 1392 | Joshua and Elizabeth were married by a minister of the gospel greeting. | Family: Joshua McCuistion / Mary Elizabeth O'Neal (F388)
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| 1393 | Joshua died in a hiking accident at A.J. Falls near the Mendenhall Glacier. | McCuistion, Joshua Perry III (I18447)
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| 1394 | Joshua Foster is listed on the bond with Jonathan Hanner listed as witness and Clerk of the County Court. | Family: Ellis Hoskins, Sr. / Sarah McCuiston (F949)
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| 1395 | Joshua owned land in the Blaylock Colony in Old Mexico. As explained by his great grandson, the Blaylock Colony was in Tamaulipas part of Mexico, South of Brownsville, Texas. Colony meant so many acres of land and the people on it. In 1905, Joshua bought a ranch in the State of Tamaulipas, Old Mexico, south of Brownsville; the deeds were ratified by the Courts of Tampico. The next year, during the Mexican Revolution, the army of President Diaz overran his ranch, were defeated and recrossed, pursued by the army of Pancho Villa. Joshua and all of his native Mexican employees were murdered on or about 22 March 1906. It is not known whether government or bandit forces committed the atrocities; although, it is assumed to have been Pancho Villa. Although, another account states, Joshua was shot in the leg while in bed, which caused him to develop blood poisoning and he died from this. Because of legal complications and the lack of proper embalming methods, he was buried there. | McCuistion, Joshua (I400)
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| 1396 | Josie died at Moses Cone Memorial Hospital. | Ashby, Josie Mae (I18048)
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| 1397 | Jospehine is listed as widowed and living in her parents home in 1930. | Kirstein, L. P. (I8600)
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| 1398 | Joyce A. McQuiston, Youngstown, Ohio YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (MyValleyTributes) – Joyce A. McQuiston, 92, formerly of Hubbard, died Thursday, December 23, 2021, at St. Elizabeth Hospital. She was born February 9, 1929, in Petroleum, Pennsylvania, a daughter of Cecil Chester and Edna Mae Honey McBride. Mrs. McQuiston was a member of First United Methodist Church in Hubbard. She worked for Protected Home Circle in the tabulating department from 1947 – 1962 and then was the secretary for the former Kelley and Son Funeral Home and Kelley-Robb Funeral Home from 1985 until she retired in 1999. Her husband, Charles Walter McQuiston, whom she married June 1, 1962, died April 3, 1993. She leaves her daughter, Lisa Wellman and her husband Duane of Youngstown; two stepgrandchildren, Duane Wellman, Jr. and his wife Jenna and Amber Wellman Hannen and her husband Rob and many great-grandchildren. Family and friends may call on Tuesday, December 28, 2021, one hour prior to the services from 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., at the Kelley-Cummins Funeral Home. Funeral services will follow at 12:00 p.m., at the funeral home with Rev. Dave Sigmund officiating. Interment will be at Hubbard Union Cemetery. | McBride, Joyce Ann (I5663)
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| 1399 | Joyce Marie Fletcher Jones,61,passed away peacefully at her home on Wednesday,September 22,2010.Services will be held Saturday,September 25,2010 at 2P.M. in the Chapel of Reece Funeral Home in Jeffersonville.Burial will be in the Jeffersonville City Cemetery.Rev.Steve Hamrick will officate. Mrs.Jones was born in Moultrie,Georgia the daughter of the late James and Juanita Wishman Fletcher. She was a former Secretary with Independent Life Insurance Company and was formerly with Brown & Williamson in Macon. She was preceded in death by her sister,Sheryl McDavid and by her brother,Jimmy Wishman. The family would like to thank Hospice of Central Georgia for their love and care. Joyce will always be remembered for her deep love of animals. Survivors include her husband,Vernon Jones;daughter,Karen Marie McCuiston;grandson,Trace Thompson;sisters,Linda(Robert)Richardson and Jackie(Charles)Peacock;several nieces and nephews,aunts and uncles and by many friends who loved her dearly. The family will recieve friends from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Friday in the Funeral Home. Recec Funeral Home in Jeffersonville has charge of arrangements. Macon Telegraph--Sep.24,2010 | Fletcher, Joyce Marie (I41395)
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| 1400 | Juanita and Joseph did not have any children. | McCuistion, Juanita (I8615)
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