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Note for:   Smith Martin Amrine,   1823 - 11 NOV 1864         Index

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Burial:   
     Place:   Amerine Cemetary, , Union, Ohio

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Note for:   Mary Hamilton,    - AUG 1835         Index

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Burial:   
     Place:   Cadiz Union Cemetery, Cadix, OH

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Note for:   Jacob Jackson Snyder,   26 JUN 1894 - 30 JAN 1979          Index

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Burial:   
     Date:   2 FEB 1979
     Place:   Sierra Hills Memorial Park, Sacramento, CA.

Individual note:   
Snyder, Jacob 0.8 M W Kansas Russell Paradise Township 0 333 12 1895 Kansas Census

REFN: 509072419
Jacob was in Batt F 337, U.S. Army during World War I. He was sent to Camp Dodge, Iowa on January 26, 1919. He was later shipped somewhere in France (information taken off a post card he sent his mother).

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Note for:   Isa Opal Latham,   2 OCT 1903 - 26 JAN 1979          Index

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[1772590 yes.ged]

REFN: 563380990
OBJE: C:\New Folder\snydfam.tifJacob Jackson Snyder & wife Isa Opal Latham and their children; Elmer Edwin standing behind Jacob, Elmira Opal (Opal), and Melvin Leroy standing behind Isa.

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Note for:   Gladys Vivan Curtis,   19 FEB 1901 - 11 OCT 1977          Index

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GLADYS RANKIN Request Information (SS-5)
SSN 522-36-6380 Residence: 67756 Saint Francis, Cheyenne, KS
Born 19 Feb 1901 Last Benefit:
Died Oct 1977 Issued: CO (Before 1951)

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Note for:   Mary Mellie E.,   JUL 1861 - AFT 1930         Index

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Burial:   
     Place:   Hayes Center Cemetery, Hayes Co., NE

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Note for:   Myrtle A. West,   1884 - 24 FEB 1969         Index

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Burial:   
     Place:   Hayes Center Cemetery, Hayes Co., NE

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Note for:   Esther L.,   1907 -          Index

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father and mother born in Sweden

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Note for:   Mary Hayes,   1809 - AFT 1880          Index

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Household: 1880

Name Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation
Enoch SILVESO M Male 36 IN Farmer
Elmaza SILVESO M Female 30 IN Keeping House
Robert SILVESO S Male 12 IA Works On Farm
Mary SILVESO S Female 10 IA
Festus SILVESO S Male 6 IA
Nelly SILVESO S Female 4 IA
John SILVESO S Male 8M MO
Mary SILVESO W Female 71 PA

Source Information:
Census Place Charlotte, Bates, Missouri
Family History Library Film 1254673
Page Number 102A

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Note for:   William Franklin Silvers,   10 OCT 1882 - 7 JAN 1927          Index

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SILVERS, WILLIAM F CO Lincoln 8/28/1913 Hugo 010075 353052 Land Patent

Buried nearby, in Row 10, are Elsie L. (Siple) Silvers, June 4, 1887-February 17, 1920, wife of W. F. Silvers and a Rebekah, and Frank Silvers (presumably W. F. Silvers), October 10, 1882-January 7, 1927, also with an American Legion emblem

Grim Reaper Exacting
Heavy Toll in Limon

Several Citizens and Former Resi-
dents Answer Final Call During
The Past Week

The grim reaper is exacting its toll with citizens of Limon during the week….
Frank Silvers, a well known farmer who lived one and one-half miles south of Limon, died Friday afternoon from a complication of diseases. The funeral was held from the Baptist church in Limon Sunday afternoon. Mr. Silvers had been in failing health for some time. Besides a widow, he is survived by a daughter, Mazie, and a step-son, and his aged parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Silvers, of Limon. John Silvers of Amy is a brother of the deceased. The Silvers family is one of the oldest families in Limon.
Mr. Silvers was a member of the Baptist church. The funeral services were conducted from the Baptist church in Limon Sunday afternoon and were in charge of the Odd Fellows lodge, of which he was a member. Interment was made in the Limon cemetery….

-Lincoln County Democrat
January 14, 1927

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