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| Blog Name: |
Lincecum Lineage |
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http://lincecumlineage.blogspot.com |
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English |
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Lincecum, genealogy, history |
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A genealogy blog devoted to the search for my Lincecum ancestors, as well as all allied lines that merged with or crossed their paths. |
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10 Followers |
Mrs. Elizabeth Nettie Zumwalt's Obituary
Silver City Daily Press, New Mexico
Monday, 21 April 1975
(Viewed online at GenealogyBank.)
"Obituaries
ZUMWALT: Mrs. Elizabeth Nettie Zumwalt, 96, passed away at her residence here Sunday morning. Mrs. Zumwalt was a native of Montague County, Tex., and had resided in Grant County for the past 20 years. She is survived by two daughters, Miss Nettie Zumwalt and Mrs. Ada Mayes, both of Silver City. Survivors also include three grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Curtis-Bri
1892 Newspaper Article with a Bit of Zumwalt Information
Dallas Morning News, Texas
21 September 1892
(Viewed online at GenealogyBank.)
"A Veteran of Sixty Years
Mr. Thomas Burgess, of Washington county, Arkansas, a gentleman of portly frame and pleasant address, is at present a sojourner in the family of Mr. Henry Boll, in Dallas...Accidentally meeting John Henry Brown on Sunday last, the interview developed the following facts: That Mr. Burgess was born in Roane county, North Carolina, May 12, 1815...In July 1832, being then by accident in St. Charles county, Mo., he enlisted in a company of twelve-months' "rangers," then
Surname Distribution (Saturday Night Genealogy Fun)
For this week's Saturday Night Genealogy Fun, Mr. Randy Seaver sent bloggers on a mission to find out the geographical distribution of a surname using Public Profiler.
There were really no surprises for me. The top country for LINCECUM was the United States with 1.3 FPM (frequency per million).
Tragedy & Irony in the Death of Ben Zumwalt
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a post about Isaac and Elver Zumwalt. They were laid to rest in Nichols Cemetery, Ingram, Kerr County, Texas. Also located in Nichols Cemetery is a granite marker memorializing the son of Isaac and Elver pictured here. His name was Ruben F. Zumwalt. I had found Ruben and his parents in 1920 and 1930
Sam Zumwalt's Death Certificate
I found Sam Zumwalt's death certificate at FamilySearch.org this morning. The only information I had on him prior to finding this was his name as well as the names of his parents (only his mother's first name). Working backwards pays dividends again!
Samuel A. Zumwalt died at the Providence Memorial Hospital in El Paso, Texas 21 June 1969. Cause of death was bronchopneumonia. El Paso
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