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| 1301 | John died at home. | Herron, John (I22641)
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| 1302 | John died from a very enlarged heart. | Streepey, John Boyd (I14405)
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| 1303 | John died from Chronic Myocarditis, diagnosed in 1929. | McCuistion, John Robbin (I4672)
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| 1304 | John died from dysentry. | McQuiston, John (I10747)
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| 1305 | John died from typhoid fever. | McLean, John Albert (I5794)
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| 1306 | John died in a Camden hospital following a heart attack suffered about a week earlier. | McCuistion, John Franklin (I12122)
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| 1307 | John died in the Memorial Hospital in Siloam Springs, Arkansas. | McCuistion, John Elmer (I7775)
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| 1308 | John died of a Coronary block and coronary Thrombosis. | Simpson, John W. (I16779)
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| 1309 | John died while in the service at Hatcher's Falls. | McQuiston, John Henry (I15317)
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| 1310 | John Douglas was raised from age 3 months by aunt and uncle, Frank and Maude Randall of Tustin, Michigan. Maude was the sister of Earl Lee McQuistion. | McQuistion, John Douglas (I5450)
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| 1311 | John Endsley is listed on the bond with Jonathan Hanner listed as witness and Clerk of the County Court. Matthew and Elizabeth are first cousins. | Family: Matthew Cunningham / Elizabeth McCuiston (F950)
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| 1312 | John G. and Pearl left Kansas for Colorado in October 1928, and moved in with Grandpa and Grandma Charles and Jeannette McCuistion and their four younger Children on the Munson from north of fowler. They stayed there until the spring of 1929 when they moved to the San Louis Valley. John G. and Pearl and family lived in the valley for eight years, west of Del Norte, on Myers Creek near southfork, Near Moska, on Los Pinos Creek south of Del Norte and near La Garita before returning to Fowler in July 1937. | McCuistion, John Gwinn (I54)
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| 1313 | John had spinal meningitis at the age of two. He also had Down's Syndrome and was not expected to live past the age of six. | McCuistion, John Franklin Jr. (I8447)
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| 1314 | John inherited the family farm and with his death it went to the Carmichaels, who still held it in the early 1900's. | McQuiston, John (I20759)
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| 1315 | John is 9 years of age. | McCuistion, John T. (I19671)
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| 1316 | John is possibly buried in Hopewell Church Cemetery, although one record indicates Mt. Horeb Church Cemetery. John was buried prior to Mt. Horeb's formation and the cemetery becoming a church cemetery. | Bradshaw, John (I19646)
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| 1317 | John Jr. was originally buried at Los Gatos but was moved to Mt. Olivet. | McQuesten, John Adams Jr. (I13489)
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| 1318 | John McCuistion, 57, a resident of Harrison, passed away on Friday, January 13, 2023, surrounded by his family at his home. John Steven McCuistion was born to Richard and Linda Bailey McCuistion, November 24, 1965, in El Dorado, Arkansas. He had a happy childhood creating many lifelong friendships. His love was the game of baseball and spent many summers playing on teams coached by his father which he held dear to his heart. He also enjoyed hunting and spent many weekends with family and friends hunting. John loved a good time and could be found out with friends most weekends. John was a proud El Dorado Wildcat and graduated from El Dorado High School in 1984. John attended Northwestern State University, Garland County Community College, and Ouachita Baptist University to continue his baseball career. His time on the ballfield were some of his best memories. He was also a proud member of the Rho Sigmas. John graduated in 1990 from OBU with a BA in Political Science. Ouachita and friends made there held a special place in his heart. John started his career with Tyson Foods in 1990 and worked for them for nine years. He took a break from the poultry industry to open John’s Field and Tackle for a couple of years. He loved that little store and would still own it today if Kelly would have let him. In 2001, he returned to the poultry industry going to work for Cooling and Applied Technology (eventually becoming JBT, Inc.) where he worked for the next 21 years. Forming relationships is what John believed grew a business. He was excellent at his job, forming not only business relationships but lifelong friendships. He believed a handshake was more important than a PowerPoint. Also lucky for him, taking customers on duck hunts benefited both business deals and his love of hunting. He valued his job and the relationships built through it. John’s greatest treasure was his family. He loved them deeply. John met Kelly at OBU. They were married October 12, 1991 and were happily married for 31 years. John spoiled Kelly every chance he had. They loved spending time together. His world was complete when his boys were born. Chris, Coulter and Collier were his favorite people. When they were little, he enjoyed coaching their teams and playing ball in the yard. As the boys grew up, he was a huge supporter of their Goblin teams. Family trips, going to the lake and time spent with extended family created many fond memories. John always wanted our house to be the hangout for their friends and had an open-door policy. Through the years, he became known as Big Pop to the boy’s friends. A name he proudly embraced. John’s faith was very important to him. He was raised in a Christian home and carried on the tradition in raising his boys. He was member of First Baptist Church where he helped Kelly teach children’s Sunday school classes and worked in the Awana program. John was a former member of the Harrison School Board. Supporting the students, teachers and the rest of the Goblin nation were very important to him. John is preceded in death by his father, Richard McCuistion; a brother, Paul McCuistion; and his mother-in-law, Fran Coulter. He is survived by his wife, Kelly; three sons, Chris, Coulter and Collier and bonus son, Zach Wyles; his mother, Linda McCuistion; his brothers, Richard (Lisa) McCuistion and Marc McCuistion; and a loving extended family. The funeral will be held at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, January 18, 2023, at First Baptist Church of Harrison, with Pastor Rob Davis officiating. The service will be livestreamed at www.fbcharrison.org for those who cannot attend. Arrangements are under the direction of Holt Memorial Chapel. Pallbearers are Jason Allen, John Bilger, Jon Burnside, Darin Chancellor, Chris Keylon, Bart Langley, Bill Lovette, Kyle Ratliff, Chuck Tlapek and Jerry Wilkins. Visitation will be from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Wednesday at First Baptist Church. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the American Cancer Society at P.O. Box 6704, Hagerstown, MD 21741 or at www.cancer.org. The online obituary and guestbook are available at www.HoltChapel.com. | McCuistion, John Steven (I32098)
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| 1319 | John McQuistion was one of the earliest settlers of this locality, and one of the founders of the United Presbyterian Church of Butler. | McQuiston, John (I11435)
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| 1320 | John McQuiston John Henry McQuiston, age 68, of Vadnais Heights, Minnesota passed away unexpectedly on Sunday January 23rd. John Henry McQuiston was born December 9, 1953 in Sandstone, MN to Leo and Ida (Patch) McQuiston. John is preceded in death by his loving wife and highschool sweetheart, Laurie Ann McQuiston (Nelson). He served in the United States Army as a Tactical wire specialist from 1976-1981. John worked for the Army Corps of Engineers as Lock and Dam operator until he retired on December 31st, 2018. Although he had retired, he continued to intermittently work at the Dam for another two years. If he wasn’t working at the lock you could always find him doing some type of handyman work. Anyone who knew John, knew he needed to stay busy. He really started getting into shape. Bike riding was something he really enjoyed, no matter the weather. He set monthly goals and those were usually crushed within the first weeks of the month. This year he even took up snowshoeing, his first time out he went 6 miles. John was one of those you could count on attending family get-togethers, he had 17 brothers and sisters, and a soft spot for the little ones. If ever there was a little one around you could find them in his arms. John's passing will be mourned by his children Chris (Trudy), Cherri (Todd), Christina (John) and Angel; his grandchildren Kailey, Jasmine, Payton, Kristianna, Savannah, Colton and Macey; Michael, Nancy, GeGe and many foster children; his siblings Chuck, Ray, Theresa, Bob, Billy, Terry, Toni, Tina, Tammy and Joyce. | McQuiston, John Henry (I8390)
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| 1321 | John McQuiston July 4, 2023 Examiner Media John Burden McQuiston, 52, of Rye Brook, passed away on June 26. John, born Feb. 13, 1971, is survived by his mother, Betsy Potter McQuiston of Woodbury, Conn.; two sisters, Susanne (Mike) Fuller and Sarah (Dan) McPhee; nephews John (Amanda) Brebbia and Patrick, Charlie, Tommy and Brian McPhee; step-nephew Jeffrey (Samantha) Fuller; and step-niece Erin Fuller. He was predeceased by his father, Alan E. McQuiston, and brother Alan E. (Ted) McQuiston Jr. John was born and raised in Briarcliff Manor. After graduating from Briarcliff High School and Middlebury College, he worked for Saks Fifth Avenue. Not long after, he earned his MBA from Columbia University and embarked on an impressive career in banking. Most recently, he was the managing director and global head of sales for global receivables and trade finance at Wells Fargo, based in New York. He was responsible for building and leading a team of salespeople across the globe, selling supply chain finance and a suite of documentary trade solutions. He excelled in the cross-border trade business, all the while building client relationships, making friends, mentoring juniors and supporting colleagues. Prior to joining Wells Fargo in 2011, John spent 13 years at Citibank, in a range of corporate banking and senior risk positions. While at Citibank, he helped grow the trade and supply chain finance business in the retail and consumer products sector. The Citibank role took him to London for 11 years, where his innate love of Britain culminated in his becoming a proud citizen of Her Majesty in 2016. His heart may have resided in the U.K., but his soul will find rest at Merrymeeting Lake in New Hampshire, the family’s summer haven for many decades. Outside work, John devoted countless hours to help those struggling with life’s most intractable problems. He changed hundreds of lives and his legacy lives on in those who continue to pay John’s lessons forward. He was known for his quick wit and uncanny ability to make people laugh. John was a fitness enthusiast, fluent in French and an avid reader of European history, but his real devotion was to the people he loved and his four-legged daughter, Edwina, all of whom will miss his mischief, kindness and loyalty. A memorial service will be held on Friday, July 21 at 11 a.m. at Briarcliff Congregational Church (30 S. State Rd. in Briarcliff Manor). A luncheon will follow at Pleasantville Country Club (110 Nannahagan Rd. in Pleasantville). All are welcome. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International. | McQuiston, John Burden (I35066)
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| 1322 | John McQuiston indicates Chester died at birth of shortly thereafter. | McQuiston, Chester (I20179)
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| 1323 | John McQuiston Obituary John J. McQuiston, 74, of Cortland, OH passed away Saturday, August 17, 2024, at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Youngstown, Ohio. He was born January 29, 1950, in Salem, OH, son of the late John and Grace (Barnett) McQuiston. John moved from Salem to Warren, Ohio with his family as a teenager. He graduated receiving his diploma from Warren Western Reserve High School in 1968, he studied and earned a certification as a Metal Fabrication Specialist, working in the automotive paint industry in his early years. With this specialization skills and expertise, he dedicated 44 years of his career to work at Thomas Steel Strip in Warren. His commitment to excellence was further demonstrated through his training in Germany, where he honed his craft for Nickel Plating. He expertly ran the number 5 Nickel Plating line at Thomas Steel for many years before retirement. John played multiple high school sports and was a varsity football player for the Raiders. An avid sports fan his entire life, he enjoyed following the Cavaliers, Indians, Browns, and The Ohio State University. Many memories were made attending countless games with his family over the years. John also enjoyed car shows and playing cards, particularly pinochle. One of his biggest accomplishments was raising his three children and witnessing the growth of his three beloved grandchildren. John had a strong work ethic but always prioritized his children. John loved his family, relishing all the precious moments he had with them and was proud of all their accomplishments. As many knew him, "Big John"....will be deeply missed. He will be forever remembered by survivors; daughter, Dr. Sherry (Gary) Detrick, son, Johnny McQuiston, daughter, Kaleigh (Ashley) McQuiston, grandson, Macallister (Rosie) Westcott and twin grandchildren, Olivia and Ethan Detrick, brother, Merle (Lin) McQuiston, niece, Kellie (Ryan) Jeffers and nephew, David (Sue) McQuiston. John is also survived by; Sisters-in-law Michelle Johnson (Richard) and Mary (Bob) Avedisian; Brothers-in-law Michael (Joyce) Sekerak and Bill (Becky) Sekerak, along with several nephews and nieces. Proceeded in death by his parents, and by Brother, William McQuiston, Father- in-law, Michael Sekerak and Mother-in law, Barbara Manusakis-Sekerak. John most certainly will be missed by his little buddy Boston Terrier, Sully as they spent all of their days together after John retired. Services will be held at 12 PM on Saturday, August 24, 2024 at the Carl W. Hall Funeral Home, Warren, Ohio. Visitation and calling hours will be from 5PM to 7PM on Friday August 23,2024 and also one hour prior to the service on Saturday at the funeral home. Interment burial will follow in Grandview Cemetery, Salem, OH. Published by Mahoning Matters on Aug. 20, 2024 | McQuiston, John J. (I44972)
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| 1324 | John McQuiston purchased land in St. Johns, Michigan, later moved to the farm in Saginaw County, following discharge at the end of the Civil War. | McQuiston, John (I4477)
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| 1325 | John Paul McCuistion, age 31 of Remlap passed away on September 4, 2017. He was preceded in death by his great grandfathers, J.T Crouch and Robert L. Arnold. He is survived by his wife Jessica Poe McCuistion; children, Patricia Ann, Dylan, Addison, Kinsley McCuistion; parents, Lisa Phillips Pearson, Robert McCuistion; brothers, Justin McCuistion, Kevin McCuistion; sister, Kayla McCuistion; grandparents, Linda & Paul Phillips, Bobbie Cole, John McCuistion; great grandparents, Wilma Crouch, Diane Arnold; nieces, Layla Hughes, Cailee McCuistion; nephew, Cayden Lumpkin; host of aunts, uncle, cousins and friends. Funeral service will be held on Friday, September 8, 2017 at 11:00 AM at Lemley Funeral Home with burial in Remlap Cemetery. Bro. Tim Phillips and Joe Armstrong will officiate the service. The family will receive friends from 5:00 PM until 8:00 PM on Thursday at the funeral home. Lemley Funeral Home is in charge of services. Published in The Birmingham News on Sept. 8, 2017 | McCuistion, John Paul (I35039)
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| 1326 | John Samuel is the twin brother of Jay David McCuiston. | McCuistion, James Samuel (I8107)
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| 1327 | John Scott was from South Carolina. | Scott, John (I17285)
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| 1328 | John Thompson and Johnnie Gertrude McCuiston Sanders did not have any children of their own. | McCuiston, Johnnie Gertrude (I3759)
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| 1329 | John took a dislike to his baby daughter because of the loss of her mother at birth. The daughter was brought up by her maternal Grandmother Hammond. | McQuesten (I13488)
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| 1330 | John W. McCuiston October 09, 1918 - February 25, 2011John W. McCuiston died peacefully February 25, 2011, at Fox Run Retirement Living in Novi. He was 92 years old. Mr. McCuiston was born October 9, 1918, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina to Minnie (nee Hermany) and Edward McCuiston. Mr. McCuiston served proudly as a Major in the United States Marine Corps during the Second World War. In 1981, he retired from Bethlehem Steel Corporation, where he had spent 41 years in the Detroit sales office. In his last 20 years with Bethlehem Steel, he served as the District Manager of sales. Mr. McCuiston was a member of Kirk in the Hills in Bloomfield Hills and a life member of Orchard Lake Country Club. A devoted husband, father, grandfather, and friend, he was deeply loved and will be sorely missed. Mr. McCuiston is survived by his wife, Barbara, his sons, Douglas (Sally) McCuiston and Bob (Nadine) O’Brien, his grandchildren, Chris (Jenny) McCuiston, Andrew McCuiston, Patrick McCuiston, Elizabeth (Byron) Busath, Erin O'Brien, and Sean (Diane) O'Brien, and 7 great-grandchildren. He is preceded in death by his first wife, Helen (nee Hursh) McCuiston, his second wife, Elizabeth O'Brien McCuiston, and his son, John W. McCuiston, Jr. A Memorial Service will take place at Kirk in the Hills, 1340 W. Long Lake Road, Bloomfield Hills, Friday, March 11, 1pm. Friends may visit at church beginning at 12:30pm. Mr. McCuiston’s cremated remains will be interred at the Kirk. Memorials appreciated to the American Heart Association, 3816 Paysphere Circle, Chicago, Illinois 60674. | McCuiston, John William (I2802)
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| 1331 | John was a pioneer of Lyon County, Minnesota and made several trips across the plains with oxen and horse teams when gold was discovered in California. In 1852, in the first census taken for California, he is in Nevada County, age 56, occupation miner, birthplace New Hampshire, residence Wisconsin. | McQuesten, Captain John (I12790)
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| 1332 | John was born at sea between Ireland and the United States. | Eakin, John (I2006)
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| 1333 | John was born on the family homestead. | McQuistion, John Kirkwood (I15195)
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| 1334 | John was buried in the Lane's Chapel Cemetery, Bosque County, Texas. | Lane, John Robertson (I12008)
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| 1335 | John was cremated. | McCuistion, John Franklin II (I8463)
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| 1336 | John was drowned in the Merrimack River, Litchfield, New Hampshire. | McQuesten, John (I11911)
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| 1337 | John was injured on D-Day on Normandy beaches. He died a few weeks later. | McQuiston, John (I2627)
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| 1338 | John was killed by a motor car near his own door in Massachusetts. | McQueston (ten), John (I9912)
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| 1339 | John was killed when thrown from a horse. | McQuiston, John (I20756)
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| 1340 | John was Martha's first cousin. | Family: John Blair / Martha Blair (F5811)
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| 1341 | John was stricken with paralysis a month before his death. He had been in feeble health for some years. | McCuistion, Capt. John Gwinn (I93)
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| 1342 | John was ten years old at the time of his mother's death, and he, along with his sister Mary Ann, eight years old, and others of the children went to live with their grandparents, Thomas and Mary Ann. | McCuistion, John Meals (I4791)
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| 1343 | John Wiley McChristian, Sr. April 14, 1934 – May 14, 2023 On Sunday night, May 14, 2023, John Wiley McChristian, Sr. left this earth after a brief illness and went to his Heavenly Father. John was born in Fort Worth on April 14, 1934. He was born to Benjamin Franklin McChristian and Lela Mae Cates McChristian. On the day he celebrated his first birthday, the dust bowl’s worst storm, “black Sunday”, blasted through Oklahoma and Texas. That day brought only one of the many winds of change that came and went throughout his life. His early years included his siblings Bennie Frank, Lucy, Lela Mae, and Howard. All of his siblings and their beloved spouses have preceded John in death. He was also preceded in death by his grandson, Curtis John Seiwert. His father moved the family from Fort Worth to Big Spring in West Texas to find a drier climate for Lela Mae’s asthma. He and his siblings farmed cotton with their father until they were old enough to find work off the farm. Over the coming years, the siblings, their spouses and the many nieces and nephews visited that old farm often. The youngsters were especially fascinated by the two-hole outhouse. John left High School without graduating to work at the tank car shop at the Cosden Refinery in Big Spring. At 18 he married 17 year-old Joyce Marie Watkins and they began a life that would veer across the country and back. Throughout their lives together John and Joyce made worship and prayer a priority. Their unwavering faith was a living testament to friends, family, and neighbors. John loved the adventure of seeing new places and over the next 70 years, they lived in Big Spring, Texas; El Dorado, Kansas; Bakersfield, California; Ventura, California; Davidson, North Carolina; Denison, Texas; Gun Barrel City, Texas; and at last, Athens, Texas. To support his family, and his wanderlust, John took on many jobs and titles. Despite his modest education, he understood machines and could figure out how to solve almost any problem. He worked on railroad tank cars in Big Spring, ran a tank car shop in El Dorado, learned how to repair copy machines in Bakersfield, then fabricated walk-in freeze-dryers in Bakersfield and Ventura; by the time they moved to North Carolina, he figured out how to build an automated line to sterilize, fill and label small glass vials with powdered reagents while satisfying FDA regulations. In addition to these civilian adventures, John also served in the military. He was a proud member of the Texas National Guard for 10 years and was called to active duty in 1961 at the height of the Cuban Missile Crisis. During his service he was awarded, “Soldier of the Year” for his battalion in 1961 and spent an afternoon with Audie Murphy as a reward. At age 65 he retired from the medical product field and began to work in the fields of grass and hay around Denison. He loved cutting and baling hay as he returned to the farming roots he left so many years before. He loved trying to make an old tractor start that everyone else had given up on; or cannibalizing two ancient dump trucks to get one that would run and dump … sometimes. His last 6 years were spent living on Cedar Creek Lake until he could no longer walk down to his dock and then living quietly in Athens, Texas. As his body began to tire and wear out on him, he often told his children that he just wanted “to make it to the party.” He did, and what a party it was. In August of 2022, surrounded by children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, grandnieces, grandnephews and great grandchildren, John and Joyce celebrated 70 years of marriage. John is survived by his wife of 70 years, Joyce Marie McChristian, of Athens, Texas. He is also survived by daughter Debra Winter of Kingman, Kansas; son John McChristian Jr and wife Lee Ann McChristian of Athens, Texas; and daughter Connie Seiwert and husband Steve Seiwert of Kingman, Kansas. John is also survived by 11 grandchildren, 19 great grandchildren and 4 great great grandchildren. A funeral service will take place at Dannel Funeral Home Saturday morning, May 20, 2023. A viewing is scheduled for 9:00am – 10:30am; with a service to follow at 10:30am. Bro. Todd Catteau of Park Avenue Church of Christ in Denison will officiate. Interment will follow the service at Cedarlawn Memorial Park. After the interment, a reception will be held at Dannel Funeral Home, 302 S. Walnut Street, Sherman, Texas, 75090, (903) 893-1171. In addition to flowers, memorials may be made to the American Diabetes Assoc. (www.diabetes.org) | McChristian, John Wiley Sr. (I21748)
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| 1344 | John wrote, "I was born on a farm seven miles north of Des Moines, moved to the city when I was seventeen years old; always followed office work -- bookkeeper and cashier of a Des Moines bank. At forty-five years of age I left Des Moines on account of my wife's health and engaged in the banking business in Idaho for six years; have been in Los Angeles six years and have been Chief Deputy City Auditor a little over two years." | McQuiston, John Sanford (I16311)
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| 1345 | John's mother's name is spelled Carr. | McQuiston, John J. (I4765)
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| 1346 | Johnann died from chronic endocarditis at the home of her daughter, Julia.. | Corlew, Johnanna (I10845)
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| 1347 | Jonas and Margaret were married by the Reverend Thomas B. Thayer. | Family: Jonas M. Damon / Margaret McQuesten (F4590)
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| 1348 | Jonathan drowned near Gull Island, New London, Connecticut. | Rogers, Jonathan (I18949)
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| 1349 | Jonathan Martin Mccuistion, age 37, of Cherokee, IA, passed away at his residence on Monday, June 10, 2024. Memorial services will be held at a later date. | McCuistion, Jonathon Martin (I34390)
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| 1350 | JONESBORO - Pamela D. Richerson, 53, died Friday in Parkview Hospital. Pamela was born in Peru, Ind. She married Larry Richardson, and he survives. She enjoyed riding motorcycles, collected bells and frogs and was a member of the Marion Highsteppers. She was a lover of people, her dogs, and bears. She enjoyed all wood crafts made by her dad. Survivors include husband, Larry Richerson; sons, Scott E. Colburn, Huntington, Daniel L. Colburn, Gas City; parents, Bill and Florence Gray, Marion; brothers, Robert A. (Jennifer) Gray, Upland, William (Laurie) Gray, Marion, Michael (Tracy) Gray, Peru; sisters, Barbara (Ed) Atkins, Marion, Rebecca (David) Mowen, Westmoreland, Tenn.; eight grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Services were held Monday at Needham-Storey-Wampner Funeral Service, Storey Chapel, 400 E. Main St., Gas City. Burial was made in Grant Memorial Park, Marion. Chronicle-Tribune (Marion, IN) - Monday, December 1, 2008 | Gray, Pamela D. (I38786)
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