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1			Ellenor May Lee
2			Stephen Penrose
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4			Ethel A. DeMoss Theodore Otis Wyatt
5		"A Pleasant Birthday Gathering" Transcription of Woman's Exponent article	Esther Romania Salina Bunnell, MD Esther Mendenhall
6		"Encyclopedic Directory: Biography, Directory, Politics, Religion," Clay County, Indiana, ca. 1896 "Deal, Daniel, retired, lived on Cass St, b. Harrison, IN 1824 & came to Clay County in 1895 Deal, Noah, miner at No. 1 Shaft of Coal Co., lived on Cass St, b. 1859 Putnam, IN & came to Clay County in 1895 Deal, Charles, miner at No. 1 Shaft of Coal Co., lived on Cass St, b. 1866 Putnam, IN & came to Clay County in 1895" There were two other men named Deal, Charles (b. 1868 Ohio) and James (b. 1860 Ohio) who came to Clay County in 1888 and were the grandsons of a carpenter-painter, David Deal (b. 1798 Maryland) and sons of a carpenter-painter, David Deal (b. 1818 Ohio). There were six men named Decker, some of whom were born in Canada, Pennsylvania, and Clay County, and were plumbers, store-keepers, or fire insurance agents. This page lacked the code that indicated the church attended and political party voted. Edited by Roy Richard Thomas Sep 2009	Charles Deal Daniel N. Deal Noah Deal
7		"Old St. Paul's Church: Catawba County's Oldest By Far" By Anne Huffman Copy of article in "Hickory Daily Record," June 6, 1970 - Reprinted Sunday, March 26, 2006	Johan Wilhelm Diehl
8		01 - Old Camberwell Cemetery Entrance Located a short distance away from the New Cemetery, but far enough that we wouldn't have found it on our own.
9		01 - Old Nauvoo Burial Road Sign
10		02 - Old Camberwell Gate Sign
11		02 - Old Nauvoo Burial Grounds - Road from Street to Parking
12		03 - New Camberwell Cemetery, London Location of office with burial records for Old Camberwell Cemetery Standing in the foreground is Susan W. Howard.
13		03 - Old Nauvoo Burial Grounds - Path from Parking with Susan Howard
14		04 - Old Camberwell Cemetery Register from 1880s Visited the office Monday, June 9. We were allowed to photograph entries in the large old leather ledgers. The owner of this plot was Charles Parker, son-in-law of Matilda Penrose. He paid £3 for the unconsecrated plot. (£5 for a Church of England consecrated plot.)
15		04 - Old Nauvoo Burial Grounds - Along path to burial area
16		05 - Old Camberwell Cemetery Register of Burials Showing Parker-Penrose entries. The names, ages and burial dates of the Penrose and Parker family members. With the information here, the helpful staff prepared a diagram to help us locate the grave.
17		05 - Old Nauvoo Burial Grounds - Kiosk with Burial Information
18		06 - Old Nauvoo Burial Grounds - Note Inside Kiosk
19		07 - Old Nauvoo Burial Ground - General View
20		09 - Old Nauvoo Burial Grounds - Burial Area 1 There are many markers but most the graves are not marked this is a view of the area on the crest of a hill.
21		1 Oak Grove Cemetery - Sign at Entrance
22		10 - Old Nauvoo Old Burial Grounds - Statue Honoring Families that lost children
23		11 - Old Nauvoo Burial Grounds - Guardian Toad
24		16 Sep 1916 Addie Davenport Civil War widow's declaration p. 1 Witnessed by a neighbor, Dora M. Reardon 1719 North Capital St and Dora's Irish housekeeper, Mary Moran	Addie Davenport
25		16 Sep 1916 Addie Davenport Civil War widow's declaration p. 2 Witnessed by a neighbor, Dora M. Reardon 1719 North Capital St and Dora's Irish housekeeper, Mary Moran	Addie Davenport

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