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101	JP lived in Poplar Grove, Tennessee and in Michigan. They lived next door to Grandpa John Gray when the boys were young. JP learned many things, including how to work with metal at Grandpa's blacksmith shop. This became very valuable later. He was foreman for 17 years at the Chevrolet Engineering plat in STerling Heights, Michigan. They designed future autos and tested them. A person had to know five trades in order to be a foreman at the engineering plant. He taught his brothers the trade, also and he taught drafting. They moved back to Tennessee and JP and Bobby opened an auto body shop in McEwen. The body shop changed regular cars into limosines and they did a very good business until JP caught viral encephalitis and nearly died. Soon after JP and Wilma divorced. JP had been living with his mother and brother for his last 14 years. He has enjoyed woodworking, ginseng hunting, traveling and various part time jobs. He had been having heart problems and apparently died of a heart attack.	John Perkins ("Sandy" or "JP") SANDERS
102	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
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104	Robert died of cabon monoxide poison in the back seat of an automobile when returning to an U.S. military service base	Robert Neil SANDERS
105	Uncle Chet died of heart failure. He was in St. John's Hospital on Dequindre in Madison Heights for problems related to diabetes. It looked as though he was going to get somewhat better, he was taken out of ICU. Around 1:00 a.m. on March 9, he passed away from heart failure.	Chester Oran SCHULER
106	Buried in Butman Cemetery in Gladwin, Michigan	Lester Carl SCHULER
107	Aaron was the best wrestler in the county	Aaron Daniel STEWART
108	Aaron is buried in Fowlkes Cemetery near Bakerville, Tennessee. There is no marker, he is next to the grave of his son, George F. Stewart	Aaron James (Doc) STEWART
109	Abraham was wounded in battle at Wyatte, Mississippi on October 13, 1863. He died at home, near Ripley, Tippah County, Tennessee. Possibly buried near home in Tippah County, Mississippi.	Abraham B. STEWART
110	Buried in the Oak Ridge Cemetery	Alice Isabelle STEWART
111	Marriage date on web site http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnmadiso/marst.htm	Bartholomew G. STEWART
112	It is said that the "G" in Bartholomew's name stood for "Grayson", others have said that it was for "Greene." During the war of 1812 he was an officer in the militia and held the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in Hickman County in 1816. He became one of the promoters of the new county of Madison, formed in 1821 from territory west of the Tennessee river which purchased from the Chickasaw Indians in 1818. Bartholomew was also on of the first Justices of the Peace (December 17, 1821); was one of the commissioners for the sale of lots in the new town of Jackson (the county seat), which he helped to select and lay out. He was granted April 13, 1822 as assignee of Edward Wade, 80 acres of land in Stewart County, adjoining Alexander McCall and Archibald Mahon. He died Arpil 29, 1840 at his home in Madison County. His Will was dated January 29, 1840 and probated June 6, 1840. His widow, Sally, was still living in 1841.	Bartholomew Grayson STEWART
113	Bessie is buried in Towles Cemetery	Bessie STEWART
114	Buried in Towles Cemetery	Dora Ethel STEWART
115	Albert stewart said that George's boy (he didn't give a name) wrestled a bear	George STEWART
116	Henry killed two people	Henry STEWART
117	Wife could be Anne Stewart. She married Thos. Armstrong September 24, 1763.	James STEWART
118	James was named after two of his uncles, Aaron Thomas (Doc) Stewart and Thomas L. Stewart. He changed his name to Thomas James in his teen years. In his youth he was called "Tom" and later, in his teaching career, he was called "TJ".	James Thomas STEWART
119	Joseph was born in either Hickman or Madison County, Tennessee. He died on December 24, 1898 in Mississippi. Joseph and Sarah went to Mississippi and lived until 1853 and then moved to Arkansas. They lived in Arkansas until 1868 when they moved back to Tate County, Mississippi.	Joseph Napoleon STEWART
120	The 1840 census on the TNGENWEB site for Humphrey's County lists a Stewart, L. in the age range of 15/20 male and 15/20 female. This could be Lindley Stewart and wife.	Lindley "Lint" STEWART
121	Martha is buried in the Old Liberty Cemetery near Rutherford, Tennessee	Martha Jane STEWART
122	Buried in Towles Cemetery	Mary Catherine STEWART
123	From Janet (Stewart) Campa: "Myrtle and Minnie went to Chicago after their mother, Margaret McCollun Stewart, died. They operated a hat and dress shop there. My father, Thomas James Stewart, stopped in to see them years later (I think it was the year of the Chicago World's Fair - Wally, Dad, Mother and Anne went). Myrtle and Minnie would not visit with him and he never spoke about it afterwards. He was very hurt and sad, I know. Mother told me that there was some misunderstandings about disposal of their Mother's property after she died in 1910."	Minne Lee STEWART
124	Myrthle and Minnie went to Chicago after their mother died. They operated a hat and dress shop there. Thomas James Stewart (Janet Campa's father) stopped in to see them years later. Janet believes it could have been the year of the World's Fair because her mother, father, brother Wally went. Myrtle and Minnie would not visit with Thomas and he never spoke about it afterwards. He was very hut and sad. Janet's mother told her that there was some misunderstandings about disposal of their Mother's property after she died in 1910.	Minne Lee STEWART
125	Twin brother of Robert Edward Stewart	Richard Eugene STEWART
126	Twin brother of Richard Eugene Stewart	Robert Edward STEWART
127	Robert died of cholera in Haywood County on the steamboat [Harry Bluff?]	Robert Weakley STEWART
128	The 1840 census on the TNGENWEB site for Humphreys County lists a Stewart, Sampson with 1 male in the 20/30 age and 3 females in the 0/5 range and another female in the 20/30 range	Sampson STEWART
129	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
130	Thomas is buried in Bone Spring Cemetery near Buffalo, Tennessee	Thomas Lindley STEWART
131	Born near Lobelville, Tennessee	William Andy STEWART
132	William is buried near Lobelville, Tennessee, the exact location is unknown	William Andy STEWART
133	William is buried in Towles Cemetery, Stewart Plot. It is three miles south of Doniphan, Missouri	William Monroe STEWART
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136	THIS IS ALL JUST A GUESS S.S.#: 371-05-5654 b: 14 APR 1899 - Los Angeles County, CA d: 12 DEC 1966 Tajunga CA 91042 Mother's Maiden Name: Reed	Elmer Beverly VAN DUZEN
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138	(2:51p.m.)	Roy Douglas VAN DUZEN
139	Glen Haven Memorial Park 13017 N. Lopez Canyon Rd., Sylmar, CA 91342 (818) 899-5211 13017 N. Lopez Canyon Rd. Sylmar, CA 91342-5698 (818) 899-5211 FAX (818) 890-4606	Roy Douglas VAN DUZEN
140	From Roy & brother Beverly - Samuel was a woodcutter and shoemaker	Samuel Albert VAN DUZEN
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146	Dillard Edward Wills lived in Hickman and Dickson Counties, mostly the Tennessee City area. Dillard worked in timber or as a farmer. Had an uncle: WILLS, James Dickson – b: 25, Dec. 1875 d: 22, Sept. 1944 Had a sister: WILLS, Ida Lucinda – b: 13, Feb. 1874 no death date	Dillard Edward WILLS
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149	Herbert and Martha lived in the Tennessee City area. Herbert worked for Chain Link Fence Company and retired August 1984. Martha worked for H.I.S. Clothing in Dickson for 15 years.	Herbert Elmer WILLS
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