41. DIXON, CHARLES ALFRED - Biographies - History Of Homeopathy - Presented By Sylva IXON, CHARLES alfred, Akron, Ohio, born East Bethany, Genesee county, New York, December 24, 1871 ; literary education, Devaux Preparatory School http://www.homeoint.org/history/bio/d/dixonca.htm

History of Homœopathy Biographies Presented by Sylvain Cazalet IXON, CHARLES ALFRED , Akron, Ohio, born East Bethany, Genesee county, New York, December 24, 1871 ; literary education, Devaux Preparatory School ; graduated M. D., Cleveland Homœopathic Medical College, 1894. Source : History of Homœopathy by William Harvey King

42. 37th Kentucky Mounted Infantry (Union) Peyton J. dixon, alfred H. Doss, George L. Glover, Alexander Hoffins, Sergeants George W. Alvin, John dixon, William Knapp, Nathan LR Melvin, http://home.okstate.edu/homepages.nsf/toc/37th.htm

The infantry, the infantry, with dirt behind their ears...they can whup their weight in wildcats and drink their weight in beers...the cavalry, artillery, and even the engineers...they'll never catch the infantry, not in a hundred thousand years! Web Counter 37th Kentucky Mounted Infantry Regiment Justin Cross, ggggrandson of Pvt. Isaac Cross, Company B, 37th Kentucky Awarded 10 July 2000 Muster Roster 37th Kentucky Volunteer (Mounted) Infantry Regiment Headquarters and Staff Colonel Commanding: Colonel Charles S. Hanson Photo Courtesy Steven L. Wright Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin J. Spalding Courtesy Steven L. Wright, Major: Samuel Martin Adjutant: Caswell B. Watts Quartermaster: William O. Watts, James M. Mattingly Surgeon: James R. Duncan Assistant Surgeon: Richard W. Hazelwood Chaplain: Ira Henderson Sergeants Major: William J. Quarry, Thomas Morris, Benjamin W. Spaulding Quartermaster Sergeant: Francis M. Bullington Hospital Steward: Alvin M. Lovelady Commissary Sergeant: Jefferson Davis Company A, 37th Kentucky Mounted Infantry Regiment Captain: Isaac A. Chinoweth

43. James Dixon 1887-1970 - Biographical Information alfred Wallis and James dixon both lived in remote, rugged seascapes and this The exhibition aimed to show the work of James dixon and alfred Wallis in http://www.archeus.co.uk/pages/biography/61.html

Click here for available works Irish Dixon was a fishermen by trade who took up painting late in life and managed to become an important figure within the history of 20th-century art with works in many major collections. There are many similarities between his life and career and that of St. Ives painter Alfred Wallis (1855-1942). The Irish Museum of Art, Dublin held a show in 1999 of the work of both painters, which travelled to the Tate Gallery St. Ives in May-Oct 2000. The show set side-by-side the work of the two artists from different generations who lived and worked at different ends of the British Isles - Wallis in Cornwall; Dixon in the Tory Islands. Similarities between their backgrounds, artistic principles and position within the art world made a joint exhibition that was hugely enjoyable. Neither received any official art training and were frequently described as `primitives'. Both had close relationships with professional artists who introduced their work to the contemporary art world and helped secure their place within art history. Alfred Wallis and James Dixon both lived in remote, rugged seascapes and this has played an important part in the way their work has been perceived. Ben Nicholson and Christopher Wood, who `discovered' Wallis in the 1930s, were both in Cornwall because of its romantic, `unspoiled' connotations and their interest in Wallis was intensified by his intrinsic relationship to this environment. Tory Island equally presented a romantic retreat for Derek Hill, the British artist who has promoted Dixon. Again, this association with the romanticism of the place has led to certain aspects of the artists works being celebrated above others, in particular their portrayal of the sea and boats.

44. Re: Alfred Gilley & Sallie Dixon Posted by dennis beausoleil (ID *****7504), Date July 04, 2005 at 053613. In Reply to alfred Gilley Sallie dixon by Edwin Peeler, of 26406 http://genforum.genealogy.com/nc/messages/26249.html

DisplayAdBanner("Top,Right,Bottom!Top", 468, 60 , "boards/") Chat Daily Search My GenForum Community Standards ... Terms of Service Jump to Forum Home Regional U.S. States North Carolina Genealogy Forum Posted by: dennis beausoleil (ID *****7504) Date: July 04, 2005 at 05:36:13 In Reply to: by Edwin Peeler of 26545 In 1860 it was gillay in 1870 it was gilly.If you need this info,just let me know.I'm not related but have access to the census records. Notify Administrator about this message? Followups: No followups yet http://genforum.genealogy.com/nc/messages/26249.html Search this forum: Find all of the words Find any of the words Search all of GenForum: Proximity matching Link to GenForum Add Forum DisplayAdBanner("Top,Right,Bottom!Right", 0, , "boards/") Home Help About Us Site Index ... Affiliate DisplayAdBanner("Bottom", 728, 90 , "boards/") DisplayAdBanner("Position1", 0, , "boards/")

45. DIXON BROWN FENWICK LAYE alfred dixon BROWN b 22 JUN 1867 St Leonards, Sussex, bap 11 AUG 1867 Haltwhistle, Northumberland, m May 1885. Isabel Laura BROWN b 1881 London, Middlesex, http://www.geocities.com/layedwyer/dixonbrown.htm

DIXON BROWN "Unthank Hall a substantial mansion of stone in this township, occupies the site of an ancient pele tower, supposed to have been the birthplace of Bishop Ridley, and was almost entirely rebuilt by the late Rev. Dixon Dixon-Brown M.A. of Unthank Hall died 1901. Ernest A, Webster esq. J.P. is lord of the manor and owner of Unthank Hall and estate, and the principal part of the land. There was formerly a heronry on this estate, and on the fell to the west of the hall are two lakes covering 4 and 7 acres respectively, and both well stocked with trout. The area is 4,999 acres of land, which is nearly all in pasture, and 46 of water; rateable value, £2,446; thepopulation in 1901 was 136." Source: http://www.haltwhistleonline.fsnet.co.uk/thedistrict/toeast/plainmeller/plainmeller.htm William BROWN, b 1709 Willington d 1783 or 2, m 1739 m 18 FEB 1741 Morpeth, Northumberland (Willington near Newcastle , Wm "extensively concerned in collieries on the river Tyne", d after 1783., Mary SMITH

46. Doney Eliza J. dixon, b. abt. 1838married William Doney, had dau. Sarah who married alfred Buck David dixon, George dixon, Mary Elizabeth dixon http://www.geocities.com/dancenshout/doney.html

DONEY- Laborde-Dickson/Dixon My g-grandmother Buck was Sarah (Doney) Buck. I found these Doney names in the census and wanted to share them with hopes they are of some help to others researching the Doney nam e. Doney, Samuel, Wayne Co. PA. 1840 census Doney, William, Wayne Co., PA 1840 census Doney, John, Wayne Co., PA. 1840 census Doney, Joseph, Wayne co. PA. 1850 census Doney, Elizabeth, MontgomeryCo. PA 1850 census Doney, Benjamin, Northumberland Co. PA 1850 census Doney, Abraham, Northumberland Co. PA. 1840 census Doney, Daniel, Tioga Co. PA. 1850 census Doney, George, Venango Co. PA. 1860 census Doney, Mrs. Washington Co., 1820 census Doney, Grace, Wayne Co. PA. 1850 census Doney, William, Lawrence Co. PA. 1850 census Doney, John, Lehigh Co. PA. 1830 census Doney, Sarah, Dauphin Co. PA 1870 census Doney, Richard, Delaware Co. PA. 1850 census Doney, Isaac Jr., Fayette Co. PA. 1810 census Doney, Issac, Fayette Co. PA. 1810 census Doney Isaac, Fayette Co. PA. 1790 census Doney, Isaac, Fayette Co. PA. 1810 census Doney, Isaac, Fayette Co. PA. 1810 census

47. The Anthony Petullo Collection Of SELF-TAUGHT AND OUTSIDER ART - James Dixon Recent major shows include Two Artists James dixon and alfred Wallis which was seen in Dublin at the Irish Museum of Modern Art and at the Tate Gallery St. http://www.petulloartcollection.com/artistprofile.asp?refArtistID=9

48. The Anthony Petullo Collection Of SELF-TAUGHT AND OUTSIDER ART - Two Painters: W Two Painters Works by alfred Wallis and James dixon. Irish Museum of Modern Art As the emphasis in art turned away from imitation towards expression http://www.petulloartcollection.com/historyarticle.asp?refArticleID=9

49. Whhs Dixon's Building This article is a building history the dixon s Building in Cleveland Road and Later on, probably in the 1870s, alfred Tudor, independently of the family http://www.localhistory.scit.wlv.ac.uk/interesting/dixons/dixons01.htm

This article is a building history the Dixon's Building in Cleveland Road and Dixon's site in the triangle bounded by Cleveland Road, Bilston Street and Hospital Street . It also contains information about Forder's , the cab makers, and about Reade Brothers , the manufacturing chemists. References in square brackets can be found at the end of the article. Click on "notes" for further information about the topic under discussion. All "photos" are by the author. The building and its site The building was reported to have been, at the time of its completion, the tallest building in Wolverhampton; but whether or not that included church spires or purely secular buildings was not stated [Oldham]. Map 1: part of John Steen's Map of Wolverhampton 1884. The site discussed here is shown outlined in red. Along Cleveland Road, on the way into town, stood the Staffordshire Hospital, the Baker building, the cattle market and St. George's church. At the back of the Hospital, the beginning of the All Saint's housing development could be seen and Cleveland House stood in its' own grounds. On the road to Bilston was the workhouse and there were wharves and factories along the canal which, along with the railway, bisected the road, whilst there was extensive housing arranged around courts on the far side of Bilston Street. It is known through the Town Commissioners' records that the cattle market was built on land purchased from the Duke of Cleveland at his own suggestion. The land on which Cleveland Road stands had of course once belonged to the Duke's estate but was sold by him to the Town Commissioners for their 1828/30 town road improvement scheme. The former Lord Darlington, granted the title of the Duke of Cleveland of the second creation, as a reward for backing the right side in the quarrel over the Reform Bill, thus had a road and two streets named after him (Cleveland Street connected Cleveland Road to town.

50. Roberts - Pafg21 - Generated By Personal Ancestral File alfred dixon PEARCE Parents was born in 1820 in TN. He died in 1891 in Scott Co AR. She married alfred dixon PEARCE on 4 Mar 1841 in Benton Co, Tn. http://mer71.tripod.com/pafg21.htm

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51. Dixon, Jeremiah --  Encyclopædia Britannica alfred Cardew dixon University of St.Andrews, Scotland Biographical sketch of this English mathematician who worked on differential equations and the http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9030708

Home Browse Newsletters Store ... Subscribe Already a member? Log in Content Related to this Topic This Article's Table of Contents Jeremiah Dixon Print this Table of Contents Shopping Price: USD $1495 Revised, updated, and still unrivaled. The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary (Hardcover) Price: USD $15.95 The Scrabble player's bible on sale! Save 30%. Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary Price: USD $19.95 Save big on America's best-selling dictionary. Discounted 38%! More Britannica products Dixon, Jeremiah  Encyclopædia Britannica Article Page 1 of 1 Jeremiah Dixon died 1777, Durham, Durham, Eng. British surveyor who, working with fellow surveyor Charles Mason , established the boundary between Maryland and Pennsylvania, known since as the Mason and Dixon Line Dixon, Jeremiah... (75 of 294 words) var mm = [["Jan.","January"],["Feb.","February"],["Mar.","March"],["Apr.","April"],["May","May"],["June","June"],["July","July"],["Aug.","August"],["Sept.","September"],["Oct.","October"],["Nov.","November"],["Dec.","December"]]; To cite this page: MLA style: "Dixon, Jeremiah."

52. WebGED: Sparks Family Tree Data Page Dickson, Bertie alfred (1887 ) - male b. 1 JAN 1887 spouse dixon, Sherri Diane (private) - m. 1 DEC 1990 in Guilford County, High Point, NC http://sparksfamilytree.net/family_tree/wga22.html

previous go to surnames DeHart, Lizzie M. - female b. FEB 1896 father: DeHart, William Paul (*1855 - ) mother: Jones, Mary Susan (*1863 - ) DeHart, Lucinda D. - female b. 26 APR 1813 in Patrick County, VA d. 14 NOV 1904 in Patrick County, VA father: DeHard, Gabriel (*1778 - ) mother: Hubbard, Charity (*1782 - ) spouse: DeHart, Paul W. (1808 - 1897) - m. 29 DEC 1831 in Patrick County, VA child: DeHart, Thomas J. (1833 - ) child: DeHart, John W. (1835 - ) child: DeHart, Paul W. (1837 - ) child: DeHart, Aaron Wyatt (1848 - 1947) child: DeHart, William Lawson (1853 - 1935) DeHart, Lucinda Elizabeth - female b. 7 APR 1875 father: DeHart, Aaron Wyatt (1848 - 1947) mother: Cruise, Dolly (*1849 - ) DeHart, Lucinda Ellen - female b. 10 JAN 1857 father: DeHart, John W. (1835 - ) mother: Akers, Amanda Jane (*1831 - ) DeHart, Lucinda Ellen - female b. 9 OCT 1879 father: DeHart, William Lawson (1853 - 1935) mother: Dalton, Fannie Etta (1855 - 1941) DeHart, Lucinda Jane - female b. 22 SEP 1864 father: DeHart, Thomas J. (1833 - ) mother: Plasters, Luvena (*1835 - ) DeHart, Lucy B. - female b. 1879

53. California AHGP - William E. Dixon In 1860 alfred dixon brought his wife and three children from Indiana across the alfred dixon was an early settler of that locality, and lived there, http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ca/state1/biographies/wedixon.html

WILLIAM E. DIXON William E. Dixon is vice president of the Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Sacramento county and one of the leading agriculturists of the county, besides being in many other ways identified with the public and business affairs of his locality, where he has grown up from childhood and gained a place of honor and esteem among all his fellow citizens. Mr. William E. Dixon was reared and educated in this state and in Sacramento county. After attending the public schools he graduated, in 1877, from the Sacramento Business College, and since taking up the serious affairs of life has given his undivided attention to agricultural pursuits. He has been very successful in this line of endeavor, and is now the owner of a fine ranch of six hundred and forty acres near Elk Grove, and in addition leases and farms three hundred and twenty acres in the same neighborhood. April 26, 1882, Mr. Dixon married Miss Julia Barnes, who is a native of New Brunswick, Canada, a daughter of William Barnes, also of New Brunswick but now deceased. Mr. and Mrs. Dixon are the parents of eight children: Edna B., Annie M., Alfred C., Aubrey E., J. Hazel, Ruby H., William E., Jr., and Evelyn. Mr. Dixon is interested in educational matters in his community, and is a trustee of the Victor school district. He is a Republican in politics. Since its organization he has been an influential factor in the Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Sacramento county, and is now serving as a director and also as vice president of this excellent organization.

54. Genealogy Data dixon, ? Family. Marriage CA. 1688 Spouse. LOWE, William Birth CA. 1647 MUNFORD, Moody alfred Birth 25 MAR 1861 Death 31 NOV 1937 Parents http://members.aol.com/zoobug64/homeplace/dat1.htm

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page IZARD, Ann Parents: Father: IZARD, Richard Mother: nee?, Rebecca IZARD Family: Spouse: FENERYEAR, unknown Family: Spouse: FULGHAM, Michael Death : CA. 1690 Isle of Wight Co., VA Parents: Father: FULGHAM, Anthony Capt. Mother: nee?, Martha FULGHAM Children: FULGHAM, Ann Back to Main Page LEDBETTER(?), Ann Birth : CA. 1651 Death : 1727 Family: Spouse: DIXON, ? Family: Marriage: CA. 1688 Spouse: LOWE, William Birth : CA. 1647 Parents: Father: LOWE, Thomas Mother: WILSON, ? Children: LOWE, Elizabeth Birth : CA. 1688 Charles City Co., VA Death : BY 1727 Bertie Precinct (later N'ampton Co), NC? LOWE, John LOWE, William Birth : CA. 1697 LOWE, ? Back to Main Page LOWE, Thomas Birth : CA. 1617 Death : 1683 Parents: Father: LOWE, William Family: Spouse: WILSON, ? Parents: Father: WILSON, John Sr. Children: LOWE, William Family: Marriage: CA. 1666 in London, ENG Spouse: PERRY, Mary Children: LOWE, Micajah Death : BY MAR 1704 Surrey, England LOWE, Johanna Birth : 1670 LOWE, Mary LOWE, Susanna Back to Main Page HARRIS, Richard Earl Sr.

55. The Irish Museum Of Modern Art alfred Wallis and James dixon both lived in remote, rugged environments and This exhibition aims to show the work of James dixon and alfred Wallis in http://www.artmag.com/museums/a_irela/airduim/airduim10.html

The Irish Museum of Modern Art Alfred Wallis and James dixon Alfred Wallis (1855-1942) and James Dixon (1887-1970) are two artists from different generations who lived and worked at different ends of the British Isles - Wallis in Cornwall, Dixon in the Tory Islands. However, there are similarities between their backgrounds, artistic principles and positions within the art world that make a joint exhibition both relevant and timely. Both artists were fishermen by trade who took up painting late in Life and managed to become important figures within the history of 20th-century art with works in many major collections. Neither received any official art training which has led to them being described as 'primitives'. Both had close relationships with professional artists who introduced their work into the contemporary art world and helped secure their place in art history. Alfred Wallis and James Dixon both lived in remote, rugged environments and this has played an important part in the way their work has been perceived. Ben Nicholson and Christopher Wood, who 'discovered' Wallis in the 1930S, were both in Cornwall because of its' romantic, unspoiled connotations and their interest in Wallis was intensified by his intrinsic relationship with his environment. Tory Island equally presented a romantic retreat for Derek Hill, the British artist who has promoted Dixon. This association with the romanticism of the place has led to certain aspects of the artists works being celebrated above others, in particular their portrayal of the sea and boats.

56. 1930 Rutherford County, NC Census Index dixon, alfred 37A dixon, Alvin M. 78B dixon, Brac 41B dixon, George T. 20A dixon, Judia 21B Dobbins, JF 50B Dobbins, John L. 14A Dobbins, Lona 55A http://rfci.net/wdfloyd/r1930c1.html

Abrams, Charles 27B Abrams, Henry 80B Abrams, John M. 4B Abrams, Robert J. 14B Adair, Julian 35A Adair, Thomas 39A Adair, William 34B Adams, Harry 22A Adams, Maxine 49B Alexander, Henry J. 57B Alexander, John H. 58A Allen, Algies 81A Allen, Clyde 25B Allen, Ervin 36B Allen, Haskal 17B Allen, J. J. 49A Allen, James F. 17B Allen, John H. 17B Allen, Katie 53A Allen, Marie 14A Allen, Marvin 37B Allen, Mildred 53A Allen, Paul 22A Allen, Robert V. 8A Allen, Samuel 2B Allen, Sandy 70A Allen, Zula 30A Alley, George W. 3B Alley, Horace 3B Alley, Lena 3A Alley, Oscar 36A Alman, J. L. 43A Amos, Clyde 76A Amrstrong, james D. 42A Anderson, Belle 45A Anderson, Daniel G. 9B Anderson, Lucius 68B Anderson, Nell 56B Anderson, Richard 9B Anderson, Samuel 2B Andrews, Dewitt 40A Apangler, J. A. 40B Ariail, Robert C. 5A Arnett, Maude 25A Arnold, Homer 53B Arrowood, Calvin 1B Arrowood, Claude 15A Arrowood, Easter 81A Arrowood, Fred 49A Arrowood, Herbert 48A Arrowood, Jake 40A Arrowood, Jerry 20B Arrowood, John D. 22A Arrowood, Levi 18B

57. Southeast Missourian: Story: Mary Dixon She married alfred dixon on Jan. 3, 1947, in Lowell, Maine. He preceded her in death on April 22, 1978. She had worked as a factory worker and was of the http://semissourian.rustcom.net/story/159905.html

RIVER STAGE: 13.04 RISING Dow: 10481.60 STORY Mary Dixon Tuesday, April 5, 2005 ANNA, Ill. Mary E. Dixon, 81, of Anna died Sunday, April 3, 2005, at Jonesboro Healthcare Center. She was born March 11, 1924, in Kittery, Maine, daughter of Frank and Florence Tice Mullen. She married Alfred Dixon on Jan. 3, 1947, in Lowell, Maine. He preceded her in death on April 22, 1978. She had worked as a factory worker and was of the Catholic faith. Survivors include a son, Richard Dixon of Jonesboro, Ill.; a daughter, Jane Hileman of Jonesboro; two sisters, Margaret Feeteau and Eileen Woods, both of Lowell; four grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a brother and a sister. Friends may call from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday at Hileman Funeral Home in Jonesboro. The funeral will be at 1 p.m. at the funeral home with Monsignor Dennis Schaefer officiating. Burial will be in Cobden Cemetery. , Southeast Missourian Home Subscribe Contact Us Help ... Headlines Submit a Speak Out comment or a Letter to the Editor

58. Browse By Author: M - Project Gutenberg alfred Russel Wallace Letters and Reminiscences, Vol. 1 (English); alfred Russel Wallace Letters and McDougall, Margaret Moran dixon (18261898) http://www.gutenberg.org/browse/authors/m

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59. Genealogy Data dixon, Richard Family. Marriage 12 AUG 1925 Spouse. Corwin, Daisy Birth 15 NOV 1905 Ayers, alfred Corwin Birth 23 JAN 1928 Mason, Ohio Parents http://worldroots.com/ged/maldred/dat13.html

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page Lane, Charles Lynn Birth : 1901 Family: Spouse: Corwin, Myrtle Emily Birth : 15 JUL 1907 Death : 1987 Parents: Father: Corwin, Wilbur Dunley Mother: Gilmour, Maida Children: Lane, Gayle Eugene Lane, Charles Kenneth Birth : 1930 Lane, Barbara Ann Back to Main Page Ayers, Clarence Birth : 16 MAR 1904 Death : 26 NOV 1962 Family: Marriage: 27 NOV 1927 Spouse: Corwin, Matilda Birth : 3 FEB 1910 Warren County, Ohio Parents: Father: Corwin, Wilbur Dunley Mother: Gilmour, Maida Children: Ayers, Paul Back to Main Page Ward, Sarah Ethel Birth : 11 MAY 1915 Bybee, Madison County, Kentucky Family: Marriage: 14 OCT 1935 in Alexandria, Kentucky Spouse: Corwin, Louis Mounts Birth : 9 JUN 1911 Morrow, Warren County, Ohio Death : 4 JUL 1979 Wilmington, Clinton County, Ohio Parents: Father: Corwin, Wilbur Dunley Mother: Gilmour, Maida Children: Corwin, Kay Sue Corwin, Jon Christopher Back to Main Page Dixon, Richard Family: Marriage: 12 AUG 1925 Spouse: Corwin, Daisy Birth : 15 NOV 1905 Death : JUN 1969 Parents: Father: Corwin, Thomas E.

60. Genealogy Data dixon, G. Craig Gender Male Parents. Father dixon, Don G. Bennett, alfred Birth 1873 Johnson county, Arkansas Gender Male Parents http://www.mtn-meadows-assoc.com/Genealogy/dat28.html

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page Weaks, Thomas Gender: Male Family: Marriage: 1986 in Peoria, Illinois Spouse: Fancher, Adrienne Gender: Female Parents: Father: Fancher, John Stephen Mother: Marsh, Dorothy Jean Back to Main Page , Reneou Gender: Male Family: Spouse: Fancher, Pebble Sue Gender: Female Parents: Father: Fancher, James Claris Mother: DeWeese, Ruby Inez Back to Main Page , Stafford Gender: Male Family: Spouse: Fancher, Jean Gender: Female Parents: Father: Fancher, Troy Newburn Mother: Haley, Jessie Ruth Back to Main Page , Williams Gender: Male Family: Spouse: Fancher, Glenna Gender: Female Parents: Father: Fancher, Troy Newburn Mother: Haley, Jessie Ruth Back to Main Page Wienke, Carol Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Dixon, G. Craig Gender: Male Parents: Father: Dixon, Don G. Mother: Fancher, Geraldine May Back to Main Page Brown, Ann Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Fancher, William Darrell Gender: Male Parents: Father: Fancher, Kenneth Heber Mother: Freese, Rachel Lucile Children: Fancher, Kenneth Scott

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