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Note N2960 Index

Living with her son Joseph Conner.

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Note N2961 Index

Per Treva, Civil War Service record shows he was buried in grave # 13531, Section B, Andersonville National Historic Site, route #1, Box 85, Andersonville, Ga 31711. Killed during the war-was Captain in 1st Ky Cav. Entered the service 28 Oct 1861.

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Note N2962 Index

In the battle of Macon. Francis was in the Union army, 1st Kentucky Cavalry.

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Note N2963 Index

Per Treva, birth info is from Civil War Pension File #477-350, Certificate #157625.

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Note N2964 Index

Union officer of 1st Kentucky Cavalry. In Joseph F Conner bio, Col Frank Conner is said to be "of cavalry fame".

Per Treva, story from Danny E. Stone, Columbia Ky: "Once my grandfather's house caught on fire. Mildred ran back in to get her father's (Col Frank Wolford) dress sword and her hair was burned off. After she passed away, Kate borrowed the word to have some pictures made of it. She sold the sword to a museum and grandfather couldn't get it back.

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Note N2965 Index

Per Treva, When still a young man, he moved to Boyle county and was engaged in school-teaching there and in Casey county, etc. On March 3, 1881, he came to Taylor county and settled on property near Campbellsville and owned and operated a butcher shop until his death. etc.

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Note N2966 Index

Date given as 15 Feb 1772 by Treva Walton.

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Note N2967 Index

Unmarried. Lived with nephew. Stone "age 81 ye 5 mo 17 days".

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Note N2968 Index

Was 87 years old.

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Note N2969 Index

Farmer, slave owner, legislator for about ten years, congressman for four years
Both husband and wife were born in Albermarle county, Va and were married in Casey County, Va. Mr. Wolford was a farmer by occupation, and owned a beautiful country home, where he kept a number of slaves prior to the war. He was a member of the Legislature for about ten years, and for four years represented his district in Congress. His first wife died... and the then married Mahala Lane, who died in Casey County. His own death occurred at his old home when he was in his eighty-seventh year. (Portrait and Bio Record Johnson Co Mo)

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Note N2970 Index

Birth year given as 1806 by Jan Wolford.

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Note N2971 Index

Died of consumption, per source.

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Note N2972 Index

This township is now in Greene Co, Pa. The Woods moved there between 1788 and 1790.

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Note N2973 Index

Ella had a sister (name unknown) who married a man with surname Peters.

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Note N2974 Index

John had a sister Laura who lived in Reading, PA. Laura lived with, but not married to a man named Roy by Mt. Penn in Reading, PA.