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| 201 | Last Will & Testament of Polly Ann's father, James Hennessee, states: I give to my son John Hennessee ten acres of land on the upper end of my land next to the river including a small field, also his saddle and also the seventh part of all my stock and household furniture and the seventh part of the above mentioned school-land, and lastly as to all the rest residing and remainder of my real and personal estate goods and cattle of whatsoever kind, the one I give and demise to Polly Ann Hennessee my oldest daughter, Samuel M. Hennessee, Ester Hennessee, Anderson L. Hennessee and Eliza Jane Hennessee in the following manner, that is to say the same shall be equally divided amongst the five last mentioned children. I hereby appoint my wife Jane Hennessee and P. S. Hennessee sole executrix and executor of this my last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills by me made and my said wife Jane Hennessee shall remain in full possession of all that part of the land then divided to my last mentioned six children during her widowhood or until the youngest child becomes of age my said executrix and executor give theirs of their portion as mentioned in my last will and testament. | Hennessee, Mary Ann (I701)
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| 202 | Last Will & Testament of Samuel's father, James Hennessee, states: I give to my son John Hennessee ten acres of land on the upper end of my land next to the river including a small field, also his saddle and also the seventh part of all my stock and household furniture and the seventh part of the above mentioned school-land, and lastly as to all the rest residing and remainder of my real and personal estate goods and cattle of whatsoever kind, the one I give and demise to Polly Ann Hennessee my oldest daughter, Samuel M. Hennessee, Ester Hennessee, Anderson L. Hennessee and Eliza Jane Hennessee in the following manner, that is to say the same shall be equally divided amongst the five last mentioned children. I hereby appoint my wife Jane Hennessee and P. S. Hennessee sole executrix and executor of this my last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills by me made and my said wife Jane Hennessee shall remain in full possession of all that part of the land then divided to my last mentioned six children during her widowhood or until the youngest child becomes of age my said executrix and executor give theirs of their portion as mentioned in my last will and testament. | Hennessee, Samuel McGee (I702)
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| 203 | Last Will & Testament of Thomas' father James Hennessee states: I have heretofore given my oldest son, Thomas Hennessee, one tract of land lying in Warren County on the waters of Collins River worth two hundred dollars, also one negro girl worth three hundred dollars, one horse, bridle and saddle worth fifty dollars, one bed and furniture, one cow and calf worth sixteen dollars and that is all I ever intend to give him. | Hennessee, Thomas (I303)
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| 204 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: 26 friends and family members were present at Paul Bonner's Funeral Dinner on 9-3-91. Baron Bonner Butch Bonner Paula Miranda Wayne & Viola Rodgers Archie & Mary Harrison Bill & Ethel Rodgers Susie Hennessee Sherry Hervey Leon Harrison Bill & Wilma Harrison Sandra Harrison Gary Rodgers Alicia Barrington Larry & Gail Davis Laura Davis Chip Harper J. O. & Helen Howard Roxey Landrum William Jones Bill, Leon and Archie Harrison and Wayne Rodgers sang "Father Along", "Where We Never Grow Old" and "Where Could I Go" at Paul's funeral. | Bonner, Paul C (I324)
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| 205 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: A tape of The Harrison Quartet with, Bill, Leon, Archie and Buster Harrison was played at Frances' funeral. Viola noted that this would have been the last funeral Archie sang at, although it was on tape. The tape of the quartette was originally recorded in 1970 at Wayne and Viola Rodgers home by Wayne on a reel to reel. In 1994 I had the tapes transfered to cassette and recently had the original cassette transfered to compact disc. What a wonderful thing technology can be. This family music sounds like the day it was recorded almost 40 years ago. Little did Viola know, at the time she made her notes, The Harrison Quartet tape would be played at funerals for years to come. By 2006 the tape had been played for 23 years after Buster's death and 11 years after Archie's. I hope to keep the recordings updated to be heard by generations of great, great, grandchildren. 80 friends and family members were present at Frances' Funeral Dinner at Wayne & Viola Rodgers home at 1407 J., Lawton, Oklahoma Harold & Vonnie Green James, Maxcene & Orville Barham Wayne & Viola Rodgers Lynda Cunningham Christopher Cunningham Gary & Alicia Rodgers Bill & Wilma Harrison Leon Harrison Bill & Ethel Rodgers Adell Spencer Peggy O'Kelly Sam & Vanzell Rodgers & their daughter Tina Archie & Mary Harrison Marie E. Lepler Keith & Diana Harrison Dalton & Judy Varpogal Barbara Davis Loyd, Lorene & David Mabry Susie Hennessee Liss Rodgers William & Dorothy Jones Rosa Rodgers Angela Rodgers & her daughter Virgie Dansby Todd, Tammy, Chase & Andrea Trollinger Marty Robinson Marlan & Kim Robinson Marshall & Charlene Robinson Mickey Argo Danny, Nichole, Ashley, & Dalton Harrison Mathew Robinson Alford Hennessee Sherry & Craig Harrison Larry & Gail Davis JoAnn Cummings Cecil Cummings Zoda Robinson Roxey Landrum Jimmie Rodgers Darrell, Kim & Kala Robinson Carolyn Argo Lori, Ryan & ??? Alton & Martha Miracle Miranda Miracle Mike & Melissa Miracle Fred, Joy & Tommy Boggs | Rodgers, Alma Frances (I429)
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| 206 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: After "Little Wayne" died in California, William Jones brought him back home to Oklahoma to be buried. The quartet, Bill, Leon, Archie Harrison and Wayne Rodgers, sang "Where We Never Grow Old" at the funeral. 30 friends and family members were present at Wayne Hennessee's Funeral Dinner at Wayne & Viola Rodgers home at 1407 J., Lawton, Oklahoma Wayne & Viola Rodgers Bill & Wilma Harrison Bill & Ethel Rodgers William & Dorothy Jones Irene Williams Joy Boggs Roxey Landrum Gary Rodgers Helen Perkins and her husband Cecil & Angela Cummings Tammie Perkins Vernon Spencer Clint Hopkins Wayne Harrison Archie & Mary Harrison Susie Hennessee Henry & Wilma Belter Larry Davis Leon & Frances Harrison Lis Rodgers Craig Harrison | Hennessee, William Wayne (I322)
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| 207 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: Bill and Leon Harrison sang "In The Garden" and "Where The Roses Never Fade" at Mildred's funeral. | Mildred, (I1017)
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| 208 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: Leon Harrison sang at the funeral. 38 friends and family members were present at Lynn Hennessee's Funeral Dinner at Wayne & Viola Rodgers home at 1407 J., Lawton, Oklahoma Viola Rodgers Gary Rodgers Larry & Gayle Davis Laura Davis Casey Davis JoAnn Herriage Cecil Cummings Lynda Cunningham Bill & Ethel Rodgers Leon Harrison Bill & Wilma Harrison Richard & Sandra Miller William & Dorothy Jones Wayne Hennessee Their children & grandchildren: Jim & Ann White Steve, Vicki, Gary, Gary, Kara, Fran & her husband Dean William Jr. & a friend of Williams. Lynn's brother & his wife Lonnie Ralph Clint Hopkins Roxey Londrum Mary Harrison | Hennessee, Lydia May (I323)
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| 209 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: The Harrison Quartet with Bill, Leon, Archie and Buster Harrison sang at Floyds funeral. Social Security Death Index indicates Quillan's ss#457070790 | Hennessee, William Quillan (I321)
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| 210 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: The Harrison Quartet with Bill, Leon, Archie and Buster Harrison sang at Floyds funeral. | Hennessee, Melvin Floyd (I573)
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| 211 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: The Harrison Quartet with Bill, Leon, Archie and Buster Harrison sang at Grundy's funeral. | Laurence, Grundy Marker (I770)
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| 212 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: The Harrison Quartet with Bill, Leon, Archie and Buster Harrison sang at Henry's funeral. | Posey, Henry (I381)
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| 213 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: The Harrison Quartet with Bill, Leon, Archie and Buster Harrison sang at Nettie's funeral. | Terrel, Nettie Lee (I399)
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| 214 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: The Harrison Quartet with Bill, Leon, Archie and Buster Harrison sang at Sam's funeral. Obituary Sam W. Rodgers Services for Sam W. Rodgers, 61, former Lawton resident who died in Fort Worth, Tex., early Thursday, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Becker Memorial Chapel. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery. Rodgers, born in Deport, Tex., Nov., 1898, lived in Lawton from 1945 until 1954. He had worked with the Salvation Army in Galveston and Fort Worth service since that time. He married Susie E. Mankins Feb. 11, 1919, in Clarkesville, Tex. She died in February, 1946. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Leon C. Harrison, 910 S. 17th; Mrs. J. H. Batson, Dallas, Tex., and Mrs. Bill West, Wichita, Kan.; six sons, W. D., of Hayward, Cal.; Wayne, of Mountain View, Cal.; Dean of Borger, Tex.; Sammie, of Oklahoma City; Billy Ray, of Midland, Tex., and Gordon A., of 1301 Cache Road; two half sisters, Miss. Verah Cotten and Miss. Maggie Cotten, both of Bogata, Tex.; three half brothers, Albert Cotten, Paris, Tex.; Jube Cotten, Fresno, Cal., and Rube Cotten, Rosemont, Cal.; 22 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. | Rodgers, Samuel William (I427)
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| 215 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: The quartet with Bill, Leon, Archie Harrison and Clyde B. sang "Father Along", "In The Garden" and "Where We Never Grow Old" at Leonard's funeral. | Landrum, Leonard (I1015)
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| 216 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: The quartet with Bill, Leon, Archie Harrison and Loyd Mabrey sang at Dale's funeral. | Hennessee, Nolan Dale (I1065)
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| 217 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: The quartet with Bill, Leon, Archie Harrison and Wayne Rodgers sang "Where We Never Grow Old" and "Old Rugged Cross" at Maydell's funeral. | Cambell, Maydell Fannie (I359)
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| 218 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: The quartet with Bill, Leon, Archie Harrison and Wayne Rodgers sang "Where We Never Grow Old" at Tommy's funeral. | Boggs, Henry Thomas (I294)
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| 219 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: The quartet with Bill, Leon, Archie Harrison and Wayne Rodgers sang at "Aunt Nellie's funeral. | Laurence, Nellie Elizabeth (I278)
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| 220 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: The quartet with Bill, Leon, Archie Harrison and Wayne Rodgers sang at Claude's funeral. | Hennessee, Claude Norman (I360)
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| 221 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: The quartet with Bill, Leon, Archie Harrison and Wayne Rodgers sang at Edith's funeral. | Edith, (I1014)
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| 222 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: The quartet with Bill, Leon, Archie Harrison and Wayne Rodgers sang at Lois' funeral. | Hennessee, Alpha Lois (I329)
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| 223 | Laura Viola (Harrison) Rodgers Family Record: The quartet with Bill, Leon, Archie Harrison and Wayne Rodgers sang at Roy's funeral. | Staffard, Roy L (I1013)
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| 224 | Lena Mae was born Edna Mae. She changed her name because of a girl who lived in the same area was named Edna Mae Blumenshine. | Boggs, Lena Mae (I239)
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| 225 | Liberty Hill Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery, Warren County, Tennessee as burial location was indicated by Hennessee Family History by D. A. Hennessee, referenced by Judy Griffin jgriff1940@aol.com. This researcher was unable to confirm this information or cemetery on findagrave or the Warren County website. | Hennessee, James (I691)
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| 226 | Lived in a nursing home in Garland, Texas in 1991 as per Hennessee Family History. | Hennessee, Elsie May (I785)
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| 227 | Lived in California | Hennessee, John Thomas (I50)
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| 228 | Lived in Diamond Springs California when Buck died. Charles M. Martin, Shingle Springs, CA, was born 8-4-21 & died 3-6-95, at the age of 73 yrs. Can't find anything on Etta Jewel yet, but I think she died before Charles. Will keep looking. about an hour ago ยท LikeUnlikeFonda Bonner Etta Jewel Martin - born 3-5-31 in Oklahoma, died 7-20-83 at 52 yrs, in El Dorado County, CA (Shingle Springs). Mother's maiden name - Tripp. Father's name - Mudd. (Could she have taken her stepfather's name?) | Harrison, Etta Jewel (I396)
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| 229 | Lived in Duncanville, Texas in 1991 as per Henessee Family History. | Hogan, Hollis (I1054)
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| 230 | Lived in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in 1991 as per Hennessee Family History. | Hennessee, Charles Edward Jr (I1083)
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| 231 | Lived in Sulphur Springs, Arkansas in 1991 as per Hennessee Family History. | Hennessee, Charles Edward (I1063)
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| 232 | Lived in Walters Oklahoma in 1991 as per Hennessee Family History. No headstone was placed at Lawrence's grave, as per Pamela Ruth Hennessee. | Hennessee, James Lawrence (I1058)
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| 233 | Lived near Lawton, Oklahoma as of 1991 as per Hennessee Family History. | Hennessee, Carolyn Sue (I1075)
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| 234 | Lives in Dallas, Texas | Hennessee, Allen (I597)
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| 235 | Lonnie and Ronnie are twins. | Hutson, Lonnie (I166)
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| 236 | Lynda (Rodgers) Cunningham Cox Family Record: Bill and Leon Harrison and Wayne Rodgers sang "Never Grow Old" and "Father Alone" at Roxie's graveside furneral services. | Hennessee, Hazel Roxie (I563)
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| 237 | Lynda (Rodgers) Cunningham Cox Family Record: Leon Harrison sang a cappella at Clyde's grave side service. | Hennessee, Clyde Wedsell (I363)
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| 238 | Marcia got the spelling of her name from Wilma Harrison. Wilma told Eunice that it looked prettier than "Marsha". Source: Wilma Harrison 2002 | Harrison, Marcia Adeline (I420)
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| 239 | Marcia Marshall Obit Marcia A. Marshall, 53, of Rock Island, died Saturday, March 22, 2008, at Trinity Medical Center, Rock Island. Services will be 1 p.m. Friday at Wheelan-Pressly Funeral Home, Rock Island. Visitation will be noon to service time. Memorials may be made to the family. Marcia was born Oct. 27, 1954, in Lawton, Okla., the daughter of Joe and Eunice Boyce Harrison. She married Tim Marshall, June 20, 1975, in Witchita Falls, Texas. She worked as a provider for Lighthouse Home Health Care for the last eight years. She loved reading and poetry. She is survived by her husband, Tim, Rock Island; sons and daughter-in-law, Tim and Ava Marshall II, Prosser, Wash., Tyson Marshall, Rock Island; mother, Eunice Harrison, Lawton; grandchildren, Gabe, Samantha, Chloei and Roman; sisters, Helen Crouse and Ellen Byers, both of Lawton. She was preceded in death by her father; and sister, Sherie. | Harrison, Marcia Adeline (I420)
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| 240 | Marriage record found at the Texas County Court Records, Film # 0931629-0931632 in Missouri. | Family F135
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| 241 | Married 5 or 6 times as per Hennessee Family History, Pamela Ruth Hennessee's family record indicates he was married 7 times. | Hennessee, Thurman Melvin (I1060)
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| 242 | Married in South Main Church of Christ. | Family F314
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| 243 | Married Mosley lived close to Lubuck with children Bill and Opal. | Harrison, Josie (I1030)
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| 244 | Matilda was buried at the Hayes home in Warren County, Tennessee. | Hayes, Matilda (I1407)
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| 245 | Mattie Lou's first husband Eddie died and she remarried. | Webb, Mattie Lou (I20)
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| 246 | Mattie's birth place was corrected from Warren County to Murfreesboro, Rutherford County upon the discovery of her original obituary. | Woods, Mattie Roxie (I192)
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| 247 | Maybell stated that Charles died when he was still a young child. | Wheeler, Charles Eural (I450)
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| 248 | Me: Marie Nicole Francine Marie-Anne Plourde Born: Chicoutimi, Province de Quebec, Canada, July 7th, 1959 Danny: born in Lawton, Oklahoma, October 24th, 1950 Me and Danny were married December 30th, 1989 Ashley: born in North Bay, Ontario, Canada, August 15th, 1986 Dalton: born in Lawton, Oklahoma, December 4th, 1990 Ashley's son Aidan: born in St-Johns, Newfoundland, June 3rd, 2006 | Harrison, Danny Leon (I334)
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| 249 | More information on Ellen "Nelly" Wiseman and her family in "The Wiseman Family" page 19. | Hennessee, John A (I802)
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| 250 | Note: Some internet sources list James' middle name as David. This researcher has been unable to confirm this middle name. Years later the question is, where did I get the middle name Robert? Hennessee Family History by D. A. Hennessee references: Revised Edition: "Burke: The History of a North Carolina County, 1777-1920", by Edward William Phifer, Jr., cites James as "James David". After checking this book in my personal library the only reference I found of this was on page 228 where it states "Blacksmiths in Morganton Township were James David Hennessee (1832-1900)" This could not be our James Hennessee as he died in 1851. | Hennessee, James (I691)
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