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| 601 | Dennis was struck by a saw mill belt pulley, causing significant brain trauma. | Edwards, Dennis Draper (I41152)
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| 602 | Descendants of Catherine Jane believe her last name may have been Tennant; this is speculation and not proven as yet. Catherine's gravestone has the initials "CCM". This could indicate her maiden name began with a "C". | Tennant, Catherine Jane (I185)
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| 603 | Descendants say William married a Mary Crow, however, his will states Martha as his wife; is this the same person or was William married twice? | McQuiston, William (I1846)
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| 604 | Dewey and Clara were married at the Shuck Home by the Reverend W. P. Kirk, a Minister of the Gospel. On the marriage certificate is on entry, "Affidavit of Mrs. Clara Shuck, mother of Clara Shuck and gave her consent to her marriage." | Family: Dewey William McCuistion / Clara Alvina Shuck (F4043)
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| 605 | Dewey provided much of the information on his ancestors, back to Thomas. He also assisted with the information concerning James Conway McCuistion. | McCuistian, Dewey (I6172)
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| 606 | Diagnosed in September 1930, Louwillie died from Pulmonary Tuberculosis while a patient in Eastern Oregon State Tuberculosis Hospital. | Barton, Louwillie B. (I12480)
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| 607 | Did Aaron live in Missouri or some other state after he married? He is not in the 1920 or 1925 census that I can tell. By 1933 he and Helen are listed in the Des Moines City Directory. | Cross, Aaron S. (I24935)
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| 608 | Died 18 days after the birth of her son, William. | Snyder, Myrtle Esther (I98)
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| 609 | Died as a result of Diphtheria. | McQuiston, Rozilla Floria (I2599)
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| 610 | Died as a result of Diphtheria. | McQuiston, Mary Arminta (I2600)
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| 611 | Died as a result of the birth of her last child, she is buried in the Old Franklin Cemetery. | O'Neal, Mary Elizabeth (I1404)
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| 612 | Died at 16 months of age. | Trim, Edith (I2291)
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| 613 | Died at a young age. | Mullins, Nathan (I976)
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| 614 | Died at age of 5 days. | Cheatham (I906)
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| 615 | Died at ten years of age. | McCuistion, William James (I1162)
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| 616 | Died at three months of age. | Cude, Evlyn (I1080)
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| 617 | Died from Alzheimer's Disease. | Cleaver, Thayer (I227)
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| 618 | Died from coronary thrombosis at Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, Michigan. | Bromley, George Henry (I290)
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| 619 | Died from Tuberculosis. | McQuiston, Ira C. (I1984)
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| 620 | Died in an automobile accident. | Clark, Ivan (I230)
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| 621 | Died in infancy, was the twin sister of James H. Jr. | McCuistion, Ruby (I577)
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| 622 | Died in infancy. | McCuistion, John Patterson (I448)
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| 623 | Died in infancy. | McQuiston (I2287)
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| 624 | Died in infancy. | McQuiston (I2288)
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| 625 | Died in residence of her daughter, Betty Ann McCuistion Darling. Cause of death was: 1. Congestive Heart Failure - 3 years 2. Old Myocardial Infarction - 4 years 3. Coronary Artery Disease - 4 years Also had Renal Failure, but was not related to cause of death. Buried in Fowler Cemetery, Fowler, Colorado | Low, Floy Gladys (I12)
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| 626 | Died of Cancer. | Clark, Lorraine (I229)
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| 627 | DIED, Stockton Daily Argus, Stockton, California, 3 May 1861, Found at: http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/link.php?id=31731 | Source (S2273)
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| 628 | Dollie Buchanan, 76 Dollie Buchanan, 76, of Fombell, went home to her Lord and Savoir following an extended illness, surrounded by her family. Born in Ellwood City on September 13, 1946, Dollie was the daughter of the late Harold and Lenora Newton McQuiston. Always a caregiver, she worked at Passavant Retirement Center in Zelienople as an LPN. A member of Lillyville Church of God, Dollie absolutely loved life and she had the ability to find joy in the everyday. She enjoyed many things- traveling, flea markets, yard sales, cooking and reading. Among all things, she loved her family. Dolly is survived by her daughter, Gwendolyn Buchanan of Beaver Falls, two grandchildren, Kayla Bokor and Joseph Bokor, a great-granddaughter, Auna, a daughter-in-law, Tina Buchanan and two brothers, William McQuiston of Fombell and Robert (Cheryl) McQuiston of Wampum. In addition to her parents, Dollie was preceded in death by her son, Brant Buchanan, her companion, James McDonald and three brothers in infancy. Friends will be received on Saturday, October 1st from 4:00 PM until the time of the funeral service at 6:00 PM at the Joseph A. Tomon, Jr. Funeral Home & Crematory, 97 Grim Avenue, Ellport. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made in Dollie's name to the Ellwood City Area Public Library, 415 Lawrence Ave., Ellwood City, PA 16117. The family would like to thank the staff at Heritage Valley Beaver, especially Jen, Wendy, Amy, Cindy and Nancy and also the critical care unit for their compassion. Posted online on September 29, 2022 Published in Ellwood City Ledger, The Beaver County Times | McQuiston, Dollie Ilene (I6195)
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| 629 | Dolores Jean McQuiston (nee Chestnut), beloved wife of the late John W. McQuiston, passed on January 8, 2021 from complications of the Coronavirus. Dolores was 93 years of age and is survived by her two sons, Edward M. McQuiston (Helen) and John D. McQuiston (Gail); her six grandchildren, eleven great-grandchildren; one great-great grandchild, and her beloved sister, Sandra Ann Walsh (nee Chestnut). She was predeceased by her brothers, Raymond S. Chestnut and Donald W. Chestnut. Dolores was born on June 28, 1927 in Philadelphia, PA to the late Samuel B. and Jean C. (nee Moore) Chestnut. She was a graduate of Southern High School and was a long-time resident of the Southwest section of the city. In 2016, she moved to The Ware Presbyterian Village in Oxford, PA. Dolores was a member of the Southwestern United Presbyterian Church where she sang in the choir and had served on the board of deacons. She was a supporter of The Free Library of Philadelphia, an avid reader, and a lover of art. She enjoyed drives in the country, spending time with her family, loved camping and spent many summers vacationing with her family and friends. During the latter years of the Second World War, Dolores had worked at The Philadelphia Naval Shipyard helping to ready vessels for combat duty. She also worked at the F. Weber Company where she met her husband. She later worked as an AT&T operator and a sales associate at the Gimbles and Strawbridge & Clothier Department Stores. Mom will always be remembered for her warm smile, her loving ways, and the words of encouragement that she provided to us all. She will remain in our hearts forever. ♥ Due to the ongoing dangers associated with the Coronavirus, the McQuiston family has decided against services at this time. When it is safe for family and friends to gather again, a Memorial Service will be held to celebrate Dolores’ life. | Chestnut, Dolores Jean (I40063)
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| 630 | Dolores McCuistion Dolores Ursula McCuistion, 75, retired postmaster, passed away Thursday, June 1, 2023. Dolores is preceded in death by her parents, Pete and Frances Leon; and siblings, Alice, Raymond, and Samuel. She is survived by her loving husband, Pat McCuistion; son, Fred (Christine Sanz) Massoomi; siblings, Victor, Rebecca, Leo (Janeine), Sandy, Carlos, and Linda; and 2 grand-dogs, Ransom and Butters. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established with Phoenix Home Care & Hospice. | Leon, Dolores Ursula (I61)
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| 631 | Donald Ray "Don" McCuistion born March 11, 1938 passed away on June 6, 2008. Survivors include Dorothy his loving wife – best friend, and four lovely daughters and spouses; Cheri and Daryl Roe CA, Kellie and Bob Stewart IN, Kellye and Matthew Guess, San Antonio, Alyson and George Schneller, Dallas; two sisters, Billie Smallwood and Mary McCuistion; and five grandchildren. Don was preceded in death by a daughter, Elaine Marie McCuistion and parents Luther and Gertie McCuistion of Burkburnett, Texas. A 1956 Burkburnett HS grad, Don enlisted in the US Navy and served on five Navy ships that deployed to the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Western Pacific, and Vietnam. Don served 20 years and retired as a Chief Warrant Officer W3. He earned BS and MBA Degrees and had a second career with GAO Government Accountability Office, and completed 37 years of total Federal service. He will be remembered for the love and joy he gave to his family and for the faith that guided all his actions. Don was an active member of Northside Church of Christ. The family would like to give special thanks to AQTS for their skilled care and support during the last few years and the compassionate Hospice Care Teams from Vitas. In lieu of flowers, memorial tributes to Donald McCuistion may be made to: Heidi Search Center For Missing Children, 4115 Naco-Perin Blvd., San Antonio, Texas 78217, in memory of Elaine Marie McCuistion | McCuistion, Donald Ray (I6248)
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| 632 | Donald was died in the Battle of Kinsale. | McUisdean, Donald (I22712)
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| 633 | Donald was killed while fighting in the Battle of the Bulge, also known as the Ardennes Offensive. The "Bulge" is said to have been the largest and bloodiest single battle fought by the United States in World War II, | McQuistan, Donald (I34196)
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| 634 | Donna Lee McQuistan, age 86 of York, died Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2020 in York. She was born Nov. 5, 1934 in Walthill to Harvey Glenn and Bernice Olive (Crowell) Garwood. Donna was a member of the United Church of Pender and also attended the 1st United Methodist Church in York. Donna was a teacher at Fremont then at Thurston County, P.E.O in Pender, Sunday School teacher and was a Librarian in Pender. She worked in the nursing home in Pender, was a member of ESA and the Pinochle Club. She is survived by her son, Bob (Deb) McQuistan of York; daughters, Sally Bailey of York and Jan McQuistan of California. She is also survived by nine grandchildren, Alexa McQuistan, Jon (Jenna) McQuistan, Justin McQuistan fiance Catie Dahl, Sarah Bailey fiance Carter Lyons, Will Bailey, Alyssa (Jason) Earp, Shannon Weihe, Jesse (Sarah) Frick, Kayli (Nick) Erwin and two great-grandchildren; brother, Bill (Gloria) Garwood of Salt Lake City; sister-in-laws, Betty Garwood of South Sioux City and Shirley Garwood of Brookings, S.D. She is preceded in death by her parents; brothers, Doug and Judson; sisters, Barbara Anderson and Laverna Byers and infant son, Christopher. Private family memorial service. No viewing or visitation as it was Donna's wish to be cremated. Inurnment to follow at Greenwood Cemetery. | Garwood, Donna Lee (I7249)
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| 635 | Doris E. Headlund Headlund, Doris E., 85, of Richland. Died May 11, 2016, at Richland Woods. Born Feb. 21, 1931, in Swengel, Union County, PA. Daughter of the late Bruce W. and Mildred G. (McCormick) Catherman. Also preceded in death by husband of 47 years, John C. Headlund; and sister Shelby Maynard. Survived by these children; Debra, of Oakmont, PA; John (Denise Baughman), Richland; Eric, of Alexandria, VA; and Amy (Bill) Kratzenberg, Export, PA. Sister of Bruce W. Catherman, Jr., Minneapolis, MN. Also nieces and nephews. Active member of Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church. A memorial service will be held at a later date at Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church. Pastor Scott Klimke, officiating. Those who wish may send donations to Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church in memory of Doris. (Online condolences may be posted to www.wharrisfuneralhome.com) Cremation services by LAUREL HIGHLANDS CREMATORY at Harris Funeral Home, Inc | Catherman, Doris Elaine (I41638)
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| 636 | Dorothy Ann Richards May 1, 1947 - July 14, 2021 Dorothy Ann Richards, 74, of New Castle passed away the evening of July 14, 2021, at her son's residence in Grove City. Born on May 1, 1947, in New Castle, she was the daughter of the late Albert Merrit and Dorothy Mae (Wharry) McQuiston. Dorothy was a 1966 graduate of Neshannock High School. She was employed at Shenango China for 19 years. While at Shenango China, Dorothy worked as a billing clerk, operator, foreman, in the decal department and as a supervisor. She enjoyed hunting, fishing, and crafts and was a member of the Shenango Hunting and Fishing Club. She formerly attended King's Chapel Church. What gave Dorothy the most joy in life was the time she spent with her family, especially her grandchildren. Dorothy is survived by her son, David "Scott" (Jessica L.) Richards of Grove City; two brothers, Gary (Dana) McQuiston of New Wilmington and George (Barb) McQuiston of Carlisle, Pennsylvania; two nieces, Kortney McQuiston of Hopewell and Cheryl McQuiston of Oklahoma; one nephew, Timmy McQuiston of Carlisle, Pennsylvania; and two grandchildren, Sydney and Levi Richards of Grove City. In addition to her parents, Dorothy was preceded in death in 2001 by her common-law husband of 21 years, Martin Shaffer; and one nephew, Shane McQuiston. In keeping with her wishes, all services were private for the family. Burial will be at Neshannock Presbyterian Cemetery. Arrangements have been entrusted to the R. Cunningham Funeral Home and Crematory Inc., 2429 Wilmington Road, New Castle. Online condolences may be offered to the family by visiting www.cunninghamfh.com.Published on July 23, 2021 | McQuiston, Dorothy Ann (I4530)
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| 637 | Dorothy died in an automobile accident. | McCuiston, Dorothy B. (I6291)
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| 638 | Dorothy Helen Haynes was born Feb. 8, 1918, in Ray County, Missouri. She was the daughter of Benjamin and Lula (Moyer) Haynes. Dorothy passed away April 8, 2006 at North Kansas City Hospital at the age of 88. On March 29, 1941, Dorothy was united in marriage to Murrel F. Proffitt of Camden. He preceded her in death on July 7, 1991. Dorothy was the owner of Proffitt Tax Service retiring in 1978. She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Richmond where she was a volunteer for the Church Nursery for 63 years. She was also a member of the Ray County Fellowship Center. Mrs. Proffitt is survived by one son and his wife, Keith and Nancy Proffitt, of Richmond, one daughter and her husband, Beverly and Marvin Walker, of Richmond, 7 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her husband Murrel, one daughter Wanda Ross; and four brothers, Fred Haynes, Allen Haynes, Orval Haynes and Carl Haynes.~ Services: 2:00 p.m., Tuesday, April 11, 2006 Snow Funeral Home - Richmond Officiating: Reverend Paul Patterson Organist: Judy Bundy Soloist: Janet LaBarr Interment: Memory Gardens Cemetery, Richmond, MO From the funeral program by Snow Funeral Home. | Haynes, Dorothy Helen (I42155)
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| 639 | Dorothy is the twin sister of Dorris. | McCuiston, Dorothy (I3772)
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| 640 | Dorothy McCuistion Obituary Dorothy Ann McCuistion February 12, 1944 - June 26, 2024 Dorothy Ann McCuistion, 80, of San Antonio, TX, passed away peacefully on June 26, 2024. Dorothy was born on February 12, 1944, in Cestohowa, TX to Frank and Theresa Jurgajtis. Dorothy graduated from Falls City High School and went on to earn a bachelor's degree from Texas State University. She worked for Frost Bank and Turpin & Turpin Insurance Agency. Dorothy was first married to Timothy L. Mutchler in 1965 with whom she had two children, Kellye and Alyson. After Tim's passing in 1978, Dorothy found love again with Donald "Don" McCuistion, whom she married in 1983. Dorothy and Don shared many happy years until his passing in 2008. Dorothy was a devoted mother and grandmother, always placing her family at the center of her life. Survivors include her brother, Norbert James Jurgajtis, daughters, Kellye Guess and husband Matt of San Antonio, Alyson Schneller and husband George of Frisco, TX, Cheri Roe of Austin, TX, and Kellie Stewart of Melbourne, FL, and four grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; her brother, George Jurgajtis; her sister Eleanor Pollok, and an infant sister, Rose Ann Jurgajtis. | Jurgajtis, Dorothy Ann (I44877)
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| 641 | Dorothy McQuisten Obituary Dorothy McQuisten, age 89, of Portland, Tennessee, entered into peace on Wednesday, September 18, 2024. Dorothy was born on October 15, 1934, to her parents Wilford and Angeline Willette, in Detroit, Michigan. She was a devoted wife and truly cherished her husband, Jack. Dorothy and Jack loved to dance together. They were thrilled to dance in ballroom and country western competitions. Dorothy also enjoyed completing cross word puzzles, and crocheting gifts for her friends and family in her leisure time. Dorothy will be remembered for being fearlessly bold and her endearing spunk. She was a loving wife, mother, and grandmother who will be dearly missed. Dorothy Marie (Willette) McQuisten is survived by her daughter, Shellie Duvall(Curtis); 9 grandchildren; 9 great grandchildren; and her brother, Gerald Willette(Angie). She was preceded in death by her husband, Jack McQuisten; sons, Wesley Tallent, Steven Tallent, and Mickey Roberts; father, Wilford Willette; mother, Angeline (Belpero) Willette; sister, Jonie Willette; and her brother, Roy Willette. Although there are no funeral services to announce, the McQuisten family kindly request memorial donations be made to two charities close to Mrs. Dorothy’s heart; either the American Diabetes Association or to Autism Speaks. Obituary published on Legacy.com by Crestview Funeral Home, Memory Gardens & Cremation on Sep. 20, 2024. | Willette, Dorothy M. (I31558)
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| 642 | Dorothy was not married. | McQueston, Dorothy Emma (I6313)
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| 643 | Douglas McQuiston Obituary Obituary of Douglas Ray McQuiston Douglas Ray McQuiston, age 67, of Mt. Pleasant, SC passed away peacefully on June 28, 2023, surrounded by his loving family. Doug was born on February 24, 1956 in Richmond, IN. As a young man, Doug excelled in academics and athletics. He was a 1978 graduate of Ball State University where he earned a Bachelor's of Science degree, followed by a long and fulfilling career in fire protection engineering. He also enjoyed volunteering on various mission trips throughout his life. Doug was a devoted husband, father, and friend, as well as an avid Clemson Tigers and Pittsburgh Steelers fan. Doug was preceded in death by his wife, Colleen McQuiston, his father, Clare McQuiston and his mother, Charlene McQuiston. He is survived by his daughters Meghan Biggers (Allen) of Charleston, SC and Laura Tolbert (Jeremy) of Greenville, SC; son, Andrew "Drew" McQuiston of Charleston, SC; siblings Janette Cason of Waco, TX, Judith Testin of Indianapolis, IN, Gregory McQuiston of Lake Orion, MI, and Joanne McCree of Normal IL; grandchildren, Everett Biggers, Pierson "Bo" Biggers, Charlotte "Charlie" Biggers, Henry Biggers, Parker Tolbert, and Molly Tolbert. A memorial service will take place in Mt. Pleasant, SC on Saturday, July 1, 2023 at 11 am in the Moultrie Room at South Bay with a reception immediately to follow. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to The Michael J. Fox Foundation or the Kairos Prison Ministry. To plant a beautiful memorial tree in memory of Douglas McQuiston, please visit our Tree Store Published by Legacy on Jul. 6, 2023. | McQuiston, Douglas Ray (I5833)
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| 644 | Dr. James Reames died from pneumonia, the result of a long emergency ride in a cold rain. | Reams, Dr. James (I18376)
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| 645 | Dr. Lorenzo Payton McCuistion was attending physician at Mary's birth; it's said he didn't know of the other births. Dr. L. P. McCuistion was the fourth cousin twice removed of Mary E. Bell. | Bell, Mary Elizabeth (I18040)
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| 646 | Drowned in Domes' pool. | Dukes, Michelle (I79)
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| 647 | Drusilla McQuiston Obituary Aloving and caring wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother, Dru, passed peacefully Saturday, August 12, 2023 with family by her bedside. She was born August 29, 1935 to Dennis and Bertha Mendoza in Bayou Chene, LA, raised in Plaquemine, and upon marriage to the love of her life, James Allen McQuiston, moved and resided in Baton Rouge. Together they proudly raised two sons, Ron (Lenel), of Greenwell Springs and Ritchie, of Baton Rouge. Additionally, they were blessed with three grandchildren, Lauren McQuiston Martinez (Christopher), Ryan, and Brennan and two great grandchildren, Shelby and Davis Martinez. Also, very precious in Dru's life was the relationship she shared with her dear brother, Jerome and his wife, Laura Mendoza. She was preceded in death by her husband, James, with a blessed fifty-nine years, and her parents. Visitation will be held from 9:00am - 10:00am on Wednesday, August 16, 2023 with a funeral service to begin at 10:00am at Greenoaks Funeral Home. 9595 Florida Blvd. Baton Rouge, LA 70815. | Mendoza, Drusilla (I8005)
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| 648 | Duane's plane was last seen over the English Channel during World War II, was presumed to be dead. | Jones, Duane LeRoy (I28114)
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| 649 | Due to her age, Margaret had to receive the consent of her parents in order to marry Pugh Robbins. | Family: Pugh Robbins / Margaret Jane McCuistion (F3538)
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| 650 | Dunbar was born on the family plantation. | McQuiston, Dunbar Holder (I15848)
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