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#	Notes	Linked to
701	Benjamin was a member of the King's Council.	Harrison, Benjamin (I2813)
702	Benjamin was Clerk of Caroline Co. where he lived. He was a lawyer and Edmund Pendleton studied law with him.	Robinson, Benjamin (I8106)
703	Benjamin was declared non compos mentis as a youth December 16, 1721. He was living on February 18, 1722/3, but evidently did not survive to maturity, the only later records being of his brother Charles and sister Rachel.	Beere, Benjamin (I4352)
704	Benjamin was the proprietor of the Blue Ball Tavern in Chester Co., Pennsylvania. He owned a large tract of land which was, at his death, inherited by his eldest son Whitehead. When the King George's war commenced in 1744, tensions were raised in Southeastern Pennsylvania as the residents of Chester county believed that the Indians, who had joined the French in arms, might invade the county. This danger led to the creation of a voluntary organization of two regiments known as the "Associators." Benjamin Weatherby was enlisted as an ensign during this time, but the regiments were never called into service. I am unsure where the following information came from and question its accuracy: Benjamin came to America representing his King & Queen, William & Mary, about the time the English required the Acadians to evacuate Nova Scotia. Benjamin was made a Captain of Spencer's Additional Guards in 1777, having served as an Officer of the Assoc. Reg. of PA. 1747-48. on 24 Aug 1764.	Weatherby, Benjamin (I3404)
705	Bernard M. Jones, head, M-W-30, married, VA, VA, VA, manager	Jones, Bernard Moore (I2562)
706	Bernard M. Jones, lodger,M-W-21, single, VA, Wales, VA, own income	Jones, Bernard Moore (I2562)
707	Bernard served as a 1st Lieutenant in the Virginia Infantry during World War I.	Jones, Bernard Moore (I2562)
708	Bernard was Colonel of King William Co. He was a member of the House of Burgesses and Judge of Admirality Court, 1776.	Moore, Col. Bernard (I2592)
709	Bernice Holbert, daughter, F-W_14, single, NE, WV, IL	Holberd, Bernice (I7522)
710	Bertha died of diptheria.	Rumsey, Bertha (I4926)
711	Bertha O. Quillen, wife, F-W-25, married, KS, NE	Williams, Opal Bertha (I6014)
712	Besides farming, Emile worked with the ASC Department of Pottawatomie County for 30 years, and served as Mill Creek Township trustee for many years. He taught elementary school in the Pleasant Valley, Little Red Hen, and White Pigeon Districts before enlisting in the army where he served in Germany and France.	Cass, Emile Ferdinand (I6298)
713	Bessie A. Razak, wife, F-W-32, KS, Bohemia, Bohemia	Palkowsky, Bessie Alice (I6209)
714	Bessie F. Cass, daughter, W-F-5, Apr 1895, single, KS, IL, IL	Cass, Bessie F. (I7467)
715	Bessie Rumsey, neice, W-F-10, May 1890, single, MI, NY, MI	Rumsey, Bessie Vera (I9789)
716	Bessie Scovill, daughter, F-W-14, single, KS, KS, MO	Scoville, Bessie E. (I6085)
717	Bessie's last residence is listed as Tulsa in the SSDI.	Palkowsky, Bessie Alice (I6209)
718	Betsey Maxon was one of the first children born in the fort at Marietta. Her father, Richard Maxon, settled on Duck Creek at the same time Stanley and Chapman did. At the age of fifteen, she taught the first school ever opened in Duck Creek and continued teaching in the various settlements near there until she was twenty-six. Her contracts read, 'that she shall be paid in good merchantable corn and other products, to be delivered at Marietta.' One read that the chairman of the school committee shall have D. Protsman make her a set of silver teaspoons. At her first term there were but two books, the spelling book and English reader. She taught other things by 'word of mouth' she said. But it was not long until they had books, as well as bears, who came for the remains of the dinners. The school house stood at the mouth of Sugar Run, above Caywood.	Maxon, Betsey (I1564)
719	Betsy Hutcheson, wife, F-W-25, married, NC, VA, NC	Ballou, Elizabeth Wiggins (I6624)
720	Beulah I. Cox, stepdaughter, F-W-15, single, KS, NE, KS	Cox, Beulah Irene (I6276)
721	Beulah Skillin, head, M-W-33, married, NE, IN, IL	[Unknown], Beulah (I7620)
722	Beulah Skillin, wife, F-W-28, married, NE, NE, teacher in public school	[Unknown], Beulah (I7620)
723	Beverley was a Colonel in Royalist Office.	Robinson, Beverley (I8140)
724	Blanch Schlegel, wife, F-W-48, married, KS, lived at same place in 1935	Skillin, Blanche Helen (I3386)
725	Blanche H. Schlegel, wife, F-W-29 [39], married, KS, PA, NY	Skillin, Blanche Helen (I3386)
726	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Hines, B. (I10646)
727	Blanche Schlegel, wife, F-W-28, married, KS, NY, PA	Skillin, Blanche Helen (I3386)
728	Block 3, Lot 3, Grave 21	McConnell, Ethel Irene (I9281)
729	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Phillipsen, B. (I10051)
730	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Phillipsen, B. (I10051)
731	Brin, Betty Jean Age 87. A devoted wife and our loving mother, Betty passed away peacefully on February 18, 2011 surrounded by those who cherished her. Betty was born in Kingfisher, OK on January 5, 1924 to Dave and Callie Meade. She is preceded in death by her parents, step-parents H. G. and Dorothy Daily, sister JoAnn and husband Bob Wertheimer, and her beloved husband of almost 64 years, Gordon E. Brin. Betty is survived by her son Steve Brin and Judy of Arlington, daughters Barbara Brin Seabolt of Garland and Beverly Brin of Rowlett, brother Bill Daily and Linda of Dallas, grandchildren Greg Brin and Ingrid of Arlington, Melanie Henning and Todd of Windsor, Co., Todd Brin and Nicole of Dallas and Matthew Hewett of California. Her 7 great grandchildren, Nora and Nolan Brin, Haley, Jacob, and Hannah Henning, and Seth and Sally Hewett will miss her dearly. Betty and Gordon were longtime residents of Lakewood in East Dallas and were high school sweethearts at Woodrow Wilson. Betty enjoyed sewing, bridge, music, book club, boating with the family and maintaining a lovely home, but her greatest passion was always Gordon. She beamed every time she exclaimed, "We have the most WONDERFUL family." Betty took great pride in the accomplishments of her husband and children and supported them selflessly in every endeavor. She will live on in our hearts forever and we celebrate her reunion with our beloved father. The family will receive visitors on Thursday evening, February 24th, from 6 - 8 pm at Restland Cemetery and the graveside service will be at Restland at 2 pm on Friday, February 25.	Meade, Betty Jean (I9717)
732	BURLEY - Ron L. Veneman, age 67, of Burley, passed away on Thursday, Oct. 1, 2009, at the University of Utah Medical Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. Ron was born in Burley, Idaho, on Feb. 17, 1942, to Elmer Tilman and Sybil Joyce (Hosmer) Veneman. He was raised in the Paul and Burley area. where he received his education. He married Ellie Spitz on Aug. 1, 1960. Together, they had two children, Scott and Valrie. Ron was an excellent husband and father and taught his children the value of hard work. He was a wonderful provider and enjoyed his profession driving truck throughout his life. He retired from Ag Express in July of 2007. Everyone who knew Ron was well acquainted with his passion for buying and trading pickups, guns and RVs. He loved being able to "dicker" with the sales force who worked with him. Additionally, Ron enjoyed reloading and shooting guns. However, he was happiest when he was in the mountains hunting, fishing, horseback riding, camping or riding his four-wheelers. Ron was a very proud man and was a fighter to the end. He will be greatly missed by his family and all who knew and loved him. He is survived by his wife of 49 years, Ellie Veneman of Burley; his children, Scott (Kellie) Veneman of Alamosa, Colo., and Valrie Praegitzer (Daryl Scott) of Burley; his grandchildren, Ryan and Casey Veneman, and Andrew and Kylee Praegitzer; and his siblings, Roy (Dani) Veneman of Fresno, Calif., Judy Osborne and Bob Veneman, both of Oakley, and Lynn (Sharon) Veneman of Burley. He was preceded in death by his parents; his father and mother-in-law, Erwin and Goldie Spitz; a sister-in-law, Elaine Olsen; three brothers-in-law, Bud and Boyd Spitz and Rusty Olsen; and a nephew, Tony Veneman. The funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 6, at the Zion Lutheran Church, 2410 Miller Ave., with the Rev. David L. Poovey officiating. Burial will be in the Pleasant View Cemetery. Friends may call from 6 until 8 p.m. Monday at the Rasmussen Funeral Home, 1350 E. 16th St. in Burley.	Veneman, Ron L. (I10650)
733	Buster K. Razak, son, M-W-2, single, KS, KS, KS	Razak, Buster Keith (I918)
734	C. E. Holberd, head, M-W-54, married, IL, VA, VA, assembler at plow factory	Holberd, Clinton (I7515)
735	C. Garrison, 53-M-W, farmer, TN	Garrison, Chesley (I21906)
736	Caleb Malsbury, W-M-53, head, married, farmer, NJ, NJ, NJ	Malsbury, Caleb (I4878)
737	Callie M. Paynter, wife, F-W-32, married, MO, MO, MO	State, Callie M. (I7135)
738	Calvin is a descendant of Giles Rickard. Calvin's children spell their name Reckard.	Rickard, Calvin (I1102)
739	Campadill Paynter, W-F-21, daughter, at home, OH, PA, England	Paynter, Jemima Elizabeth Camsidella (I6165)
740	Camsadil Masters, daughter, W-F-41, Sep 1858, married 2 years, OH, England, PA	Paynter, Jemima Elizabeth Camsidella (I6165)
741	Capatola H..Paynter, W-F-18, daughter, at home, OH, PA, England	Paynter, Harriet Prudence Capitola (I8065)
742	Captain Heaberd Smallwood served as a captain in the Continental Lines during the Revolution from 4 Mar 1777 to Nov 1783. He was the brother of General Smallwood.	Smallwood, Capt. Heaberd (I8111)
743	Carl Amos Waters, roomer, M-W-44, married, NY, NY, NY, accountant for railroad	Waters, Carl Amos (I544)
744	Carl C. Phillipsen, head, M-W-43, married at 26, IL, Denmark, Denmark, contractor	Phillipsen, Carl C. (I7633)
745	Carl C. Phillipsen, head, M-W-53, married, IL, lived at same house in 1935, ? of park project for W.P.A.	Phillipsen, Carl C. (I7633)
746	Carrie A. Skillin, head, F-W-51, married, MO, lived at same place in 1935	Long, Vina (I7437)
747	Carrie Skillin, head, F-W-42, married at 19, MO, OH, OH	Long, Vina (I7437)
748	Casimir May was born at the old town of Langendiebach, County of Upper Isenburg, now named, Erlensee, Germany, to Johann Wilhelm May 1716-1763 and Anna Elizabeth Schertel 1740-died about 1824. Paternal Grandfather Johannes Eberhard May, Great Grandparents Christoph May 1666-1740 and Anna Margretha Schneider 1679-1751. Casimir came to America on the ship Charming Molly, arriving October 19, 1773 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Casimir married Mary Horne between 1779-1780 in Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. Mary is also buried at the Old Dutch Meeting House Cemetery. Casimir came to America aboard the Charming Molly with two friends, Andrew Emerick and Caspar Adam. Casimir's godfather was, Prince Johan Casimir von Isenburg-Birstein, born Dec. 9, 1715, died April 13, 1759. Casimir served in the Army during the Revolutionary War with the Pennsylvania Line. It is unknown why he migrated to Washington County, TN; however, it may have been that he passed through the area while in the Army and after his service took up farming there. Some conjecture is that he may have been involved with the battle of Kings Mountain. He applied for and was granted a pension for his Revolutionary War service in 1832 at Washington Co. Tennessee, at the age of 80.	May, Cassimir (I21935)
749	Castile, Isaac Rood, 44-W, farmer, NY	Rood, Isaac (I6112)
750	Cecil Chance, head, M-W-34, married, KS, lived at Texas Co., OK in 1935, farmer	Chance, Cecil (I8897)

Notes

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701

Benjamin was a member of the King's Council.

Harrison, Benjamin (I2813)

702

Benjamin was Clerk of Caroline Co. where he lived. He was a lawyer and Edmund Pendleton studied law with him.

Robinson, Benjamin (I8106)

703

Benjamin was declared non compos mentis as a youth December 16, 1721. He was living on February 18, 1722/3, but evidently did not survive to maturity, the only later records being of his brother Charles and sister Rachel.

Beere, Benjamin (I4352)

704

Benjamin was the proprietor of the Blue Ball Tavern in Chester Co., Pennsylvania. He owned a large tract of land which was, at his death, inherited by his eldest son Whitehead.

When the King George's war commenced in 1744, tensions were raised in Southeastern Pennsylvania as the residents of Chester county believed that the Indians, who had joined the French in arms, might invade the county. This danger led to the creation of a voluntary organization of two regiments known as the "Associators." Benjamin Weatherby was enlisted as an ensign during this time, but the regiments were never called into service.

I am unsure where the following information came from and question its accuracy:
Benjamin came to America representing his King & Queen, William & Mary, about the time the English required the Acadians to evacuate Nova Scotia. Benjamin was made a Captain of Spencer's Additional Guards in 1777, having served as an Officer of the Assoc. Reg. of PA. 1747-48. on 24 Aug 1764.

Weatherby, Benjamin (I3404)

705

Bernard M. Jones, head, M-W-30, married, VA, VA, VA, manager

Jones, Bernard Moore (I2562)

706

Bernard M. Jones, lodger,M-W-21, single, VA, Wales, VA, own income

Jones, Bernard Moore (I2562)

707

Bernard served as a 1st Lieutenant in the Virginia Infantry during World War I.

Jones, Bernard Moore (I2562)

708

Bernard was Colonel of King William Co. He was a member of the House of Burgesses and Judge of Admirality Court, 1776.

Moore, Col. Bernard (I2592)

709

Bernice Holbert, daughter, F-W_14, single, NE, WV, IL

Holberd, Bernice (I7522)

710

Bertha died of diptheria.

Rumsey, Bertha (I4926)

711

Bertha O. Quillen, wife, F-W-25, married, KS, NE

Williams, Opal Bertha (I6014)

712

Besides farming, Emile worked with the ASC Department of Pottawatomie County for 30 years, and served as Mill Creek Township trustee for many years. He taught elementary school in the Pleasant Valley, Little Red Hen, and White Pigeon Districts before enlisting in the army where he served in Germany and France.

Cass, Emile Ferdinand (I6298)

713

Bessie A. Razak, wife, F-W-32, KS, Bohemia, Bohemia

Palkowsky, Bessie Alice (I6209)

714

Bessie F. Cass, daughter, W-F-5, Apr 1895, single, KS, IL, IL

Cass, Bessie F. (I7467)

715

Bessie Rumsey, neice, W-F-10, May 1890, single, MI, NY, MI

Rumsey, Bessie Vera (I9789)

716

Bessie Scovill, daughter, F-W-14, single, KS, KS, MO

Scoville, Bessie E. (I6085)

717

Bessie's last residence is listed as Tulsa in the SSDI.

Palkowsky, Bessie Alice (I6209)

718

Betsey Maxon was one of the first children born in the fort at Marietta. Her father, Richard Maxon, settled on Duck Creek at the same time Stanley and Chapman did. At the age of fifteen, she taught the first school ever opened in Duck Creek and continued teaching in the various settlements near there until she was twenty-six. Her contracts read, 'that she shall be paid in good merchantable corn and other products, to be delivered at Marietta.' One read that the chairman of the school committee shall have D. Protsman make her a set of silver teaspoons. At her first term there were but two books, the spelling book and English reader. She taught other things by 'word of mouth' she said. But it was not long until they had books, as well as bears, who came for the remains of the dinners. The school house stood at the mouth of Sugar Run, above Caywood.

Maxon, Betsey (I1564)

719

Betsy Hutcheson, wife, F-W-25, married, NC, VA, NC

Ballou, Elizabeth Wiggins (I6624)

720

Beulah I. Cox, stepdaughter, F-W-15, single, KS, NE, KS

Cox, Beulah Irene (I6276)

721

Beulah Skillin, head, M-W-33, married, NE, IN, IL

[Unknown], Beulah (I7620)

722

Beulah Skillin, wife, F-W-28, married, NE, NE, teacher in public school

[Unknown], Beulah (I7620)

723

Beverley was a Colonel in Royalist Office.

Robinson, Beverley (I8140)

724

Blanch Schlegel, wife, F-W-48, married, KS, lived at same place in 1935

Skillin, Blanche Helen (I3386)

725

Blanche H. Schlegel, wife, F-W-29 [39], married, KS, PA, NY

Skillin, Blanche Helen (I3386)

726

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Hines, B. (I10646)

727

Blanche Schlegel, wife, F-W-28, married, KS, NY, PA

Skillin, Blanche Helen (I3386)

728

Block 3, Lot 3, Grave 21

McConnell, Ethel Irene (I9281)

729

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Phillipsen, B. (I10051)

730

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Phillipsen, B. (I10051)

731

Brin, Betty Jean Age 87. A devoted wife and our loving mother, Betty passed away peacefully on February 18, 2011 surrounded by those who cherished her. Betty was born in Kingfisher, OK on January 5, 1924 to Dave and Callie Meade. She is preceded in death by her parents, step-parents H. G. and Dorothy Daily, sister JoAnn and husband Bob Wertheimer, and her beloved husband of almost 64 years, Gordon E. Brin. Betty is survived by her son Steve Brin and Judy of Arlington, daughters Barbara Brin Seabolt of Garland and Beverly Brin of Rowlett, brother Bill Daily and Linda of Dallas, grandchildren Greg Brin and Ingrid of Arlington, Melanie Henning and Todd of Windsor, Co., Todd Brin and Nicole of Dallas and Matthew Hewett of California. Her 7 great grandchildren, Nora and Nolan Brin, Haley, Jacob, and Hannah Henning, and Seth and Sally Hewett will miss her dearly. Betty and Gordon were longtime residents of Lakewood in East Dallas and were high school sweethearts at Woodrow Wilson. Betty enjoyed sewing, bridge, music, book club, boating with the family and maintaining a lovely home, but her greatest passion was always Gordon. She beamed every time she exclaimed, "We have the most WONDERFUL family." Betty took great pride in the accomplishments of her husband and children and supported them selflessly in every endeavor. She will live on in our hearts forever and we celebrate her reunion with our beloved father. The family will receive visitors on Thursday evening, February 24th, from 6 - 8 pm at Restland Cemetery and the graveside service will be at Restland at 2 pm on Friday, February 25.

Meade, Betty Jean (I9717)

732

BURLEY - Ron L. Veneman, age 67, of Burley, passed away on Thursday, Oct. 1, 2009, at the University of Utah Medical Center in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Ron was born in Burley, Idaho, on Feb. 17, 1942, to Elmer Tilman and Sybil Joyce (Hosmer) Veneman. He was raised in the Paul and Burley area. where he received his education. He married Ellie Spitz on Aug. 1, 1960. Together, they had two children, Scott and Valrie.
Ron was an excellent husband and father and taught his children the value of hard work. He was a wonderful provider and enjoyed his profession driving truck throughout his life. He retired from Ag Express in July of 2007.
Everyone who knew Ron was well acquainted with his passion for buying and trading pickups, guns and RVs. He loved being able to "dicker" with the sales force who worked with him. Additionally, Ron enjoyed reloading and shooting guns. However, he was happiest when he was in the mountains hunting, fishing, horseback riding, camping or riding his four-wheelers.
Ron was a very proud man and was a fighter to the end. He will be greatly missed by his family and all who knew and loved him.
He is survived by his wife of 49 years, Ellie Veneman of Burley; his children, Scott (Kellie) Veneman of Alamosa, Colo., and Valrie Praegitzer (Daryl Scott) of Burley; his grandchildren, Ryan and Casey Veneman, and Andrew and Kylee Praegitzer; and his siblings, Roy (Dani) Veneman of Fresno, Calif., Judy Osborne and Bob Veneman, both of Oakley, and Lynn (Sharon) Veneman of Burley.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his father and mother-in-law, Erwin and Goldie Spitz; a sister-in-law, Elaine Olsen; three brothers-in-law, Bud and Boyd Spitz and Rusty Olsen; and a nephew, Tony Veneman.
The funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 6, at the Zion Lutheran Church, 2410 Miller Ave., with the Rev. David L. Poovey officiating. Burial will be in the Pleasant View Cemetery. Friends may call from 6 until 8 p.m. Monday at the Rasmussen Funeral Home, 1350 E. 16th St. in Burley.

Veneman, Ron L. (I10650)

733

Buster K. Razak, son, M-W-2, single, KS, KS, KS

Razak, Buster Keith (I918)

734

C. E. Holberd, head, M-W-54, married, IL, VA, VA, assembler at plow factory

Holberd, Clinton (I7515)

735

C. Garrison, 53-M-W, farmer, TN

Garrison, Chesley (I21906)

736

Caleb Malsbury, W-M-53, head, married, farmer, NJ, NJ, NJ

Malsbury, Caleb (I4878)

737

Callie M. Paynter, wife, F-W-32, married, MO, MO, MO

State, Callie M. (I7135)

738

Calvin is a descendant of Giles Rickard. Calvin's children spell their name Reckard.

Rickard, Calvin (I1102)

739

Campadill Paynter, W-F-21, daughter, at home, OH, PA, England

Paynter, Jemima Elizabeth Camsidella (I6165)

740

Camsadil Masters, daughter, W-F-41, Sep 1858, married 2 years, OH, England, PA

Paynter, Jemima Elizabeth Camsidella (I6165)

741

Capatola H..Paynter, W-F-18, daughter, at home, OH, PA, England

Paynter, Harriet Prudence Capitola (I8065)

742

Captain Heaberd Smallwood served as a captain in the Continental Lines during the Revolution from 4 Mar 1777 to Nov 1783.

He was the brother of General Smallwood.

Smallwood, Capt. Heaberd (I8111)

743

Carl Amos Waters, roomer, M-W-44, married, NY, NY, NY, accountant for railroad

Waters, Carl Amos (I544)

744

Carl C. Phillipsen, head, M-W-43, married at 26, IL, Denmark, Denmark, contractor

Phillipsen, Carl C. (I7633)

745

Carl C. Phillipsen, head, M-W-53, married, IL, lived at same house in 1935, ? of park project for W.P.A.

Phillipsen, Carl C. (I7633)

746

Carrie A. Skillin, head, F-W-51, married, MO, lived at same place in 1935

Long, Vina (I7437)

747

Carrie Skillin, head, F-W-42, married at 19, MO, OH, OH

Long, Vina (I7437)

748

Casimir May was born at the old town of Langendiebach, County of Upper Isenburg, now named, Erlensee, Germany, to Johann Wilhelm May 1716-1763 and Anna Elizabeth Schertel 1740-died about 1824. Paternal Grandfather Johannes Eberhard May, Great Grandparents Christoph May 1666-1740 and Anna Margretha Schneider 1679-1751.

Casimir came to America on the ship Charming Molly, arriving October 19, 1773 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Casimir married Mary Horne between 1779-1780 in Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. Mary is also buried at the Old Dutch Meeting House Cemetery. Casimir came to America aboard the Charming Molly with two friends, Andrew Emerick and Caspar Adam.

Casimir's godfather was, Prince Johan Casimir von Isenburg-Birstein, born Dec. 9, 1715, died April 13, 1759.

Casimir served in the Army during the Revolutionary War with the Pennsylvania Line. It is unknown why he migrated to Washington County, TN; however, it may have been that he passed through the area while in the Army and after his service took up farming there. Some conjecture is that he may have been involved with the battle of Kings Mountain. He applied for and was granted a pension for his Revolutionary War service in 1832 at Washington Co. Tennessee, at the age of 80.

May, Cassimir (I21935)

749

Castile, Isaac Rood, 44-W, farmer, NY

Rood, Isaac (I6112)

750

Cecil Chance, head, M-W-34, married, KS, lived at Texas Co., OK in 1935, farmer

Chance, Cecil (I8897)

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