Husband John Lee Morgan
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1 M Dewitt Morgan
Born: 20 Oct 1921
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Died: 6 Jan 2002
Buried: - Greenlawn Memorial Gardens, Spartanburg, Spartanburg County, South Carolina
Spouse: Shirley M. Burger
Husband Uel Musick
Born: 1793 - Rutherford County, North Carolina
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Died: 1868 - Franklin County, Missouri
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Marriage: 6 Jun 1818
Wife Sarah Casson
Born: 28 Nov 1796 - Kentucky
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1 M William Musick
Born: 25 Sep 1819
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2 F Mary Musick
Born: 7 May 1822
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3 M Abraham Musick
Born: 23 Jun 1824
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4 F Priscilla R Musick
Born: 2 May 1828
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Died: 18 Aug 1892
Buried: - Freeman Cemetery, Dolan Township, Cass County, Missouri
Spouse: Anslem L Davidson
Marr: 18 Nov 1847 - Franklin County, Missouri
5 M James Musick
Born: 26 Feb 1831
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6 M Francis M Musick
Born: 13 Jun 1833 - Catawissa, Franklin County, Missouri
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Marr: 24 Feb 1859 - Franklin County, Missouri
7 F Margaret J. Musick
Born: 15 Feb 1835 - Missouri
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Died: 29 Jun 1857
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Spouse: Abner H. Davidson
Marr: 28 Jan 1854 - Jefferson County, Missouri
8 F Eliza J Musick
Born: 20 May 1837
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9 M Eli Musick
Born: 14 Feb 1840
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General Notes: Husband - Uel Musick
Birth date from Johnson (reference note for daughter Margaret)
FTM tree 3802: Birth date 10 years later
I question Johnsons St Lois location of birth for EUL and Franklin Co, Mo for Sarah, see 1850 census information, below
1830 census, Bon Fl Township
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males:
1 age 5-10 (Abraham)
1 age 10-15) (William)
1 age 30-40 (Uel)
1 age under 5 (Priscilla)
1 age 5-10 (Mary)
1 age 30-40 (wife)
1840 Census, Franklin County, Mo, Calvey Township
males:
2 age 5-10 - James & Francis,
1 age 20-30 - William,
1 age 40-50 - Eul, 1 age 70-80
Note: Abraham would have been 16, did he die young?
females:
2 under 5 - Margaret & Eliza,
1 age 10-15 - Priscilla,
1 age 30-40-wife
5 slaves
Note: Entry close to Marvel M Musick, Rhoda? Musick, Ephraim Musick and David A Davidson
1850 census, Franklin County, Missouri
Aug 16? 1850
Uel Musick, age 58, born in North Carolina, value $2000, MARRIED WITHIN THE YEAR!
Sarah, age 50, born in Ky
James, age 19, Farmer, born in Mo, attended school within the year
Francis M, age 17, born in Mo (f - a mistake)
Margaret age 14, born in Mo (f), attended school within the year
Eliza, age 13, born in Mo(f)
Elia, age , born in Mo (m)
1860 Census, Calvey Township, Franklin County, Missouri
"Phie Music" Uel Music , age 67, farmer, born North Carolina
Sarah age 60, born North Carolina
Sarah "Davinson" , female, age 6
Green "Davinson" , male, age 5
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Pioneer Families of Missouri
1876
Musick.-About the last of the seventeenth century, a small boy was found in Wales who could give no account of his parents or himself, except that his first name was George. George manifested a fondness for music, and his friends surnamed him Musick, as the word was then spelled. He emigrated to Virginia is the beginning of the eighteenth century, where he raised five sons, viz: Daniel, George, Alexis, Ephraim, and Abraham. He also raised some daughters, but of these we know neither the number nor names. Ephraim married a Miss Roy, and raised a family in Spottsylvania county. He raised two daughters, one of whom married a Jenkins, and one a Cauthourn. He raised four sons, viz: Abraham, John, Thomas R., and Ephraim. Thomas B. Musick was born October 10, 1757. He joined the Baptist Church, and commenced preaching at about seventeen years of age. He went to North Carolina during the revolutionary war, where he married Mary Nevel. Thomas served a part of the time in the American army. He removed to South Carolina iu the year 1789, and in 1794, he removed to Barren county. He visited Missouri several times while it was under the Spanish Government, and preached in St. Louis county as early as the year 1797. While preaching there he was frequently threatened with violence. In the spring of 1804 he removed with his family to Missouri and settled in St. Louis county, one mile north of the present town of Bridgeton. Shortly afterward he instituted Fefee Creek Baptist Church, which was doubtless the first Baptist Church west of the Mississippi river, of which he was pastor for many years. In the year 1823 or 1824 his wife Mary died at home in St. Louis county. After the death of his wife, he made his home at the house of his nephew, Ury Musick, a son of Abraham Musick. He continued to preach in various parts of Missouri and Illinois until a short time previous to his death, which occurred on the 2d of December, 1842, at the house of Ury Musick. The family of Thomas consisted of three sons and six daughters, viz : William, Nancy, Lewis, Mary, Charlotte, Sarah, Drucilla, Joyce, and Thomas. William died at seven to eight years of age, and Thomas at sixteen; all the others lived to be grown and married. Lewis Musick was born the 1st day of February, 1784. He came with his father to Missouri in 1804, and married Nancy Martin, who died some years afterward, after which he married Mary Fitzwater. Lewis removed to Pike county in the fall of 1819, and from there to Au-drain county in the spring of 1839. From Missouri he went to California, starting on the 15th of April, 1849. He died in Sacramento Valley, October 27, 1849. He was engaged in trading in live stock during the greater part of his life, and in the course of his business was occupied in driving horses and cattle in various directions all the way from Texas to Selkirk's Colony on North Red river, the country over which he had to pass for the most part a savage wilderness. Lewis raised ten children, viz: Lawson T., Elvira, Lafrenier C., Mary Ann, Charlotte M., Sarah.T., Thomas R., Ephraim L., James J., and Mandana A. Lafrenier was born in St. Louis county on the 29th day of July, 1815, and married Jane D. Hayden. He joined the Baptist Church in March, 1833, commenced preaching immediately afterward, and was ordained in October, 1835. His present residence is in Audrain county.
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Houck, Louis,. A history of Missouri : from the earliest explorations and settlements until the admission of the state into the Union. Chicago: R.R. Donnelley & Sons, 1908.
Settled on Fee Fee (FiFi) Creek, St Louis County, Mo…. Edy or Ewel (Uel) Musick 1800
Note: Uel, per census was born 1793, per some internet trees in 1783. Both would seem to be too young to have settled here in 1800!
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Pictorial and genealogical record of Greene County, Missouri : together with biographies of prominent men of other portions of the state, both living and dead.. Chicago: Goodspeed Bros., 1893.
PROF. WILLIAM L. MUSICK. It has been truly said that "a good education is the best inheritance that parents can leave their children." Riches may take to themselves wings and fly away, but a good education will last through life. One of the prominent educators of Greene County, Mo., is Prof. William L. Musick, who inherited his push, energy and enterprise from sterling Welsh ancestors, his grandfather, Uel Musick, having been born in that country. Upon leaving his native land to seek a home in America, he first settled in North Carolina, but later became one of the original pioneers of Missouri, which at that time was a territory. He was a pioneer of St. Louis County, Mo., where he cleared up a large farm of 300 acres from the heavy timber with which it was covered. With heart and soul he identified himself with every interest of his adopted country, and upon the opening of the War of 1812-14, he enlisted in the service and rendered effectual aid to the cause of the Americans. He died at the advanced age of eighty-five years on his old homestead in St. Louis County. His son, Francis M. Musick, was born on that farm in 1832 and his youth was spent in attending the common schools and in learning the details of farm life. He was married to Martha A. Twilly, a daughter of a prominent farmer Judge Allen Twilly, of Franklin County, Mo., and to their union a family of ___ children were given: Thomas W., U. S., Lulu, Mattie, and Bell. Mr. Musick served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War, and took part in the battles of Pea Ridge, Iuka, and Corinth. He is yet living, and has a comfortable home and a good farm in Franklin County, Mo., where he is highly regarded as a public spirited and law abiding citizen. William L. Musick, his son, and the subject of this sketch, was born on the old homestead, October 22, 1860, and after receiving a common school education he entered Jones' Business College of St. Louis, Mo., where he took a thorough course in its various branches, later studying shorthand in the Dickson School of Shorthand, at Kansas City, Mo. He then became stenographer for. the Pacific Express Company at Kansas City, after which he was offered and accepted a professorship, in the Central Business College of Leavenworth, Kan. In 1890 he came to Springfield and against a great deal of, competition founded the Queen City Business College, which is one of the best institutions for gaining a practical business education in the West. The curriculum embraced five courses of study: Commercial, typewriting, shorthand, the actual business course, and telegraphy. Besides superintending this institution Prof. Musick devotes personal attention to teaching, and has five congenial, effective and efficient aids. The attendance, at times, reaches 100 pupils, while the average attendance is about seventy, and the pupils not only come from the surrounding country, but are largely drawn from the neighboring States. They are carefully drilled, thoroughly instructed, and many of the graduates of the Queen City Commercial College are occupying important and lucrative positions. Prof. Musick's methods are original and unique, and in teaching the important study of writing business letters, he uses over 700 actual letters obtained from the letter books of some of the leading business men of the city, by permission, eighteen different heads of business being used, and thus the pupils acquire a practical experience in letter writing. The institution has five different offices arranged for teaching actual business--wholesale and retail, commission, banking and merchants' exchange. Another practical feature of the college is the actual work done for the business men of the city such as circular work, letter writing, copying, etc. The Queen City Business College is one of the most practical and efficient institutions for gaining a solid business education to be found anywhere in the West, and the people have begun to realize this fact. Prof. Musick is a fine penman, an expert shorthand writer and a practical educator, a man of action, a positive character, and is well informed on all subjects of general interest. He takes, a personal interest in the welfare and progress of his pupils, and those who come from a distance find good homes among the citizens of Springfield. Prof. Musick was married on the 25th of February, 1886, to Miss Lucy C., daughter of Judge Abner and Isabella (Johnson) Donaldson, of Harrisonville, Mo., and to them have been born two children: Elmer L. and Nellie. The Professor and Mrs. Musick are members in good standing of the Baptist Church and he is superintendent of the Sunday School, president of the Young Peoples' Society of Christian Endeavor and a member of the Y. M. C. A.
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per Bob Drennan <mailto:13rupert@xmission.com> <13rupert@xmission.com>:
Birth: 3 Jun 1783 in , Rutherford, North Carolina Death: 1868
second wife: Sally Gibson
Does not seem to agree with records.
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Notes: Marriage
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Name: Family History Center - Los Angeles Temple Branch Los Angeles, California 90025
Title: GENEALOGY of the MUSIC FAMILY and SOME KINDRED LINES Author: Reverend G. C. Musick - 1924 Publication: Meadow Bridge, West Virginia 1964 (See Musick Family Association of America] Call Number: 929.273M937m Note: Photo copy of Johnson family entries on file in family archives of Burley Ray Johnson. Text: Page 137 Page: Page 132 Note: Records that Uel Musick and Sarah Casson were married in 1818 Repository:
Name: Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Johnson Sunset Beach, California 90742-0189 e-mail dorothyejohnson@mstar2.net
Title: GENEALOGY of the MUSICK FAMILY and SOME KINDRED LINES Author: Egbert S. Musick Publication: Wytheville, Virginia 1978 Page: Page 210 Note: Records that Uel Musick and Sarah Casson were married in 1818 Repository:
Name: Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Johnson Sunset Beach, California 90742-0189 e-mail dorothyejohnson@mstar2.net
Title: Family Archives - Burley Johnson Author: Burley Johnson (Ancestral File Number: 1F4H-58) Publication: Family Group Sheets and Pedigree Charts Note: Genealogical researcher: Marie Buch Text: Twenty Generations of the Burley Johnson Family, compiled from Personal Family Records and Research in English, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia Records Note: Records that Uel Musick and Sarah Casson were married 6 June 1818
Husband John Cates
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Born: Feb 1886 - Kentucky
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1 F Florence Mildred Harris
Born: 15 Jan 1908 - Buckingham County, Virginia
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Buried: - Spring Hill Cemetery, Lynchburg, Lynchburg City, Virginia
Spouse: Alexander Davidson
2 F Roberta Harris
Born: 11 Jun 1910 - Buckingham County, Virginia
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Died: 19 Jan 1988 - Lynchburg, Lynchburg (city), Virginia
Buried: - Spring Hill Cemetery, Lynchburg, Lynchburg City, Virginia
Spouse: Alexander Davidson
Husband Jere Lee Davidson
Born: 8 Sep 1953
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Father: Gerald (Jere) Lee Davidson
Mother: Mary Jane Airwood
Marriage: 21 May 1977 - Campbell County, Virginia
Other Spouse: Carolann Werts - 5 Dec 1998 - Bedford County, Virginia
Wife Nur Pembe Ceyhan
Born: 11 Jul 1953
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Mother: Nermin Gokce
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General Notes: Husband - Jere Lee Davidson
VA Marriage Records: VA Marriages: Find a Grave: (Assuming this is husband) Find a Grave: Find a Grave: Find a Grave: US Public Records 1930 Horn Rapids, Benton, Washington Lived in Benton City, Washington in the mid 1970s
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Born: 11 Jul 1953
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Marr: 21 May 1977 - Campbell County, Virginia
Husband Carl M. Chadwell
Born: 5 Dec 1924 - Middlesboro, Bell County, Kentucky
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Buried: - Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park, New Albany, Floyd County, Indiana
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Wife Ella Mae Eades
Born: 15 Oct 1924 - Union City, Kentucky
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Died: 15 Apr 2017 - Clarksville, Clark County, Indiana
Buried: - Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park, New Albany, Floyd County, Indiana
Father: John W. Eades
Mother: Elizabeth Dozier
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2 F Carla Chadwell
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3 F Pat Chadwell
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General Notes: Husband - Carl M. Chadwell
Carl M. Chadwell
BIRTH
Middlesboro, Bell County, Kentucky, USA
DEATH
New Albany, Floyd County, Indiana, USA
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Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park
New Albany, Floyd County, Indiana, USA
MEMORIAL ID
General Notes: Wife - Ella Mae Eades
Ella Mae Eades Chadwell
BIRTH
Kentucky, USA
DEATH
Clarksville, Clark County, Indiana, USA
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Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park
New Albany, Floyd County, Indiana, USA
MEMORIAL ID
Ella Mae Chadwell, 92 years of age passed April 15, 2017 at Kindred Transitional Care Wedgewood in Clarksville, Indiana. She was born October 15, 1924 in Union City, Kentucky to the late William and Elizabeth (Dozier) Eades. Ella was a retired bank teller from the old NBD Bank and was a member of Morton Memorial United Methodist Church.
Survivors include her daughters, Ann Hendrix (Bryan), Carla Napier (Gary), Pat McGraw (Jim); grandchildren, Paul, Ashley, Scott; great grandchildren, Violet, Luke, Nolan.
Husband Harry Chadwick
Born: 29 Mar 1921
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Died: 20 Jun 1998
Buried: - Willamette National Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon
Marriage: 28 Nov 1955 - Multnomah County, Oregon
Wife Marianna L. Davidson
Born: 24 Apr 1924 - Tonganoxie, Leavenworth County, Kansas
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Died: 14 Dec 2013
Buried: - Willamette National Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon
Father: Thomas Alexander Davidson
Mother: Lydia M. Ellis
Other Spouse: Claire Adelbert Lawler - 23 Sep 1944 - Multnomah County, Oregon
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General Notes: Husband - Harry Chadwick
Harry A Chadwick
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Willamette National Cemetery
Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, USA
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Mrs Lydia M "Mary" Chadwick
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Tonganoxie, Leavenworth County, Kansas, USA
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Oregon, USA
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Willamette National Cemetery
Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, USA
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WOODBURN, Graveside service 10:30AM Friday, January 3, 2014 at Willamette National Cemetery, Portland, OR. Simon-Cornwell Colonial Chapel.
Published in the Salem, Oregon Statesman Journal on Dec. 31, 2013.
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[PO Box 82632, Portland, OR, 97282-0632]
Husband Lloyd R. Chalcraft
Born: 13 Jan 1929 - Kennewick, Benton County, Washington
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Died: 12 Nov 2014 - Richland, Benton County, Washington
Buried: - Sunset Memorial Gardens, Richland, Benton County, Washington
Father: Robert George Chalcraft
Mother: Hazel Dell Jameson
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Wife Ruth C. Turner
Born: 12 Feb 1931
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Buried: - Sunset Memorial Gardens, Richland, Benton County, Washington
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1 M Steven Craig Chalcraft
Born: 9 Jul 1960 - Richland, Spokane County, Washington
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[1706 Swift Blvd # M, Richland, WA, 99352-3733 (1992)]
[1406 Williams Blvd, Richland, WA, 99354-3121]
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Lloyd R. Chalcraft
Birth:
Kennewick
Benton County
Washington, USA
Death:
Richland
Benton County
Washington, USA
Lloyd R. Chalcraft passed away November 12, 2014, in Richland, WA and was born in Kennewick, WA, January 13, 1929 to parents, Robert George Chalcraft and Hazel Del (Jameson) Chalcraft who married 24 Feb 1923 in Benton County, WA. They owned an orchard in Richland and Lloyd attended school through junior high.
In 1943, The Manhattan Project moved residents out, and they moved to Kennewick, where Lloyd graduated from high school in 1947, after which he attended college in Portland. Upon returning home, he worked for the railroad in Pasco, and S and J Ford dealership in Kennewick.
He went to work for G.E. at Hanford. Lloyd was drafted in 1953 into the U.S. Army at Fort Lewis in WA. After his service, he returned to G.E. and started the Reliable Paint Company. He met Ruth Turner, and had a son 1960. They set up residency in Richland. In 1971, he became a Benton County Assessor, and retired in the early 90's. Ruth passed away in 1995.
Lloyd enjoyed many of the old pioneer families and experiences in his youth, and countless friends along the way, especially Gene Bolling and Fred Borders.
Lloyd's maternal grandparents, Herschel and Eva Jameson settled in Nez Perce, ID, where they homesteaded in 1897, after coming west by covered wagon. They continued by covered wagon, to Richland in 1906. Herschel was owner of a blacksmith shop. Lloyd's paternal grandparents, Thomas and Addie Chalcraft came from South Dakota and owned and farmed orchards in Richland. They all moved out to Kennewick by 1943.
Lloyd is survived by his beloved son, a brother and his brother's wife, two nephews and their wives, his 3 grandnephews and 2 grandnieces all of Seattle, WA.
A Celebration of Life will be held Saturday, November 15, 2014, at 2:00 pm at Einan's at Sunset, Richland, WA. Interment will take place following service at Sunset Gardens. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made in Lloyds name to the Childrens Orthopedic Hospital, or theAmerican Cancer Society . Please visit Lloyd's online memorial at www.sunsetgardenstricities.com, and leave a message of condolence.
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Parents:
Robert G Chalcraft (1899 - 1976)
Hazel D. Hucke (1903 - 1987)
Spouse:
Ruth C. Chalcraft (1931 - 1995)
Note: Middle initial "R" may be Robert after his father.
Burial:
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Richland
Benton County
Washington, USA
Husband Robert George Chalcraft
Born: 1900 - South Dakota
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Died: 5 Oct 1976 - Pasco, Franklin County, Washington
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Marriage: 24 Feb 1923
Wife Hazel Dell Jameson
Born: 14 Mar 1903 - Nez Perce, Idaho
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Died: 17 Sep 1987 - Richland, Benton County, Washington
Buried: - Sunset Memorial Gardens, Richland, Benton County, Washington
Father: Hershell Jameson
Mother: Eva Jane Davidson
Other Spouse: Hu
Children
1 M Lloyd R. Chalcraft
Born: 13 Jan 1929 - Kennewick, Benton County, Washington
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Died: 12 Nov 2014 - Richland, Benton County, Washington
Buried: - Sunset Memorial Gardens, Richland, Benton County, Washington
Spouse: Ruth C. Turner
2 M Glen Herschell Chalcraft
Born: 1 Aug 1942
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Marr: 28 Aug 1965 - Kennewick, Benton County, Washington
General Notes: Husband - Robert George Chalcraft
Next to a Thomas G Chalcraft, age 65
Robert G Chalcraft 30, SD,Canada English, Minnesota, farmer
Hazel D Chalcraft 28, ID, AK, KS
Lloyd R Chalcraft 1 3/12, WA, SD, ID
Washington Death Index
Name: Robert G Chalcraft
Date of Death: 5 Oct 1976
Place of Death: Pasco
Age: 77
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1899
Residence: Pasco
Gender: Male
Certificate: 025435
SS Death Index
Name: Robert Chalcraft
SSN: 538-09-5549
LastResidence: 99301 Pasco, Franklin, Washington, United States of America
Born: 4 Dec 1899
Last Benefit: 99352 Richland, Benton, Washington, United States of America
Died: Oct 1976
State (Year) SSN issued: Washington (Before 1951)
General Notes: Wife - Hazel Dell Jameson
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Herschel Jamison (1870 - 1954)
Eva Jane Davidson Jamison (1875 - 1965)
Children:
Lloyd R Chalcraft (1929 - 2014)*
Siblings:
Frank Jamison (1894 - 1953)*
Sidney Jameson (1896 - 1918)*
Hazel D. Hucke (1903 - 1987)
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Richland
Benton County
Washington, USA