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9131 POD per Washington State death certificate via
familysearch.org

Census:
1900 Gilliam Co OR, Blalock, p.9A, ED 18, Sh 9A; age 28,
b. MO; ch:3&3

She moved to Heppner Oregon area from Bolivar Missouri in
1884 with her family and ran away from school at age 15 to
marry Jerry Young at Caldwell, Idaho.

Census:
1880 Polk Co MO book p 135

!NAME:U.S. Census 1880: Missouri-Polk County-Marion
Township, U.S. Census 1880: Missouri-Polk County-Marion
Township, National Archives Film T9-0710, 321D

!NAME:Claim of Heirs of E. Devin, deceased, against Est.
J.B. Devin, deceased: Petition, Claim of Heirs of E. Devin,
deceased, against Est. J.B. Devin, deceased: Petition,
Morrow County Court House,

[page 1]

In the
County Court
of Morrow County
Oregon

In the
Matter of the
Est. of J.B.
Devin,
deceased

Claim of
Heirs of E. Devin,
deceaded,
against
Est. J.B. Devin,
deceased

Petition

Filed Dec 6th
1886
C.L Andrews
Co clerk

Geo. Wm.
Wright
Atty for Claimants

[page
2
]

In the County Court of Morrow County
State
of Oregon

In the matter of the Estate of
J. B.
Devin, deceased
Claim of Heirs of El-
vira Devin,
deceased
Against
Estate of J.B. Devin

deceased

||
|| Petition
||

To the
Honorable William Mitch-
ell, County Judge of Morrow
County
State of Oregon:-

Comes [nezd] Margarett

D. Justice (nee Margarett D. Devin); Nathaniel
M.
Devin; Mifflin J. Devin; Katherine
F. Howe, nee
Katharine F. Devin); Smith
P. Devin; Irene J. Devin;
Elvira G. Devin;
and Joseph C. Devin, claimants herein,

and heirs of Elvira Devin deceased,
and by their
attorney, Geo. Wm Wright,
respectfully
sherve to the Honorable
Court above named the following

facts in connection with the claim
of the claimants
herein:--

I. That the Mother of Claimants
-heirs-
herein, was Elvira Devin,
first wife of J.B. Devin, and
that she

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died in Polk County,
in the State
of Missouri on or about Jany. 30,
1882.

II. That said Elvira Devin, was a daughter

of Christian Pickle of said Polk County,
and as
heir and daughter drew from,
or recevied from the
estate of her
said Father (who died in Dec. 1881.)

Just prior to her death the said money
accounting
to about $1427.50

III. That she the said Elvira Devin
had
at ^all^ times full and exclusive possession
of
said sum of $1427.50 until her death
which occured
about said Jany. 30, 1882.

IV. That after the death
of the said
Elvira Devin, the said J.B. Devin
her
husband, took possession for the
first time of the
money and property of
his said deceased wife Elvira
Devin, of
the value of $1427.50, on or about Feby.

1, 1882, in trust, and to hold for
as the property
of, the said claimants
herein, the said heirs and
children
of said Elvira Devin, born to her and
her
said husband J.B. Devin, during
their marriage and
whose names
are herein before descrived and
men-
tioned.

V. That said J.B. Devin, after the
death

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of his said wife Elvira
Devin, married
the second time in Polk Co. Mo. to

Belle ----, now Belle Devin and
moved to this State
on or about
April 8, 1884, and that he resided
in
this State until his death
in June 1886.

VI. That
he, the said J.B. Devin, fully
intened, and often
promised to pay
over the said moneys, to the said

claimants herein, in fulfilment
of the trust he
hand assurred, but
wholly neglected to pay said
sum
of $1427.50 or any part thereof
to the said claimants
-- heirs
of aforesaid -- or either of them.

VII.
That the said claimants herein
claim of and from the
estate
of J.B. Devin, deceased, and
are justly, &
^entitled^ the same as their in-
heritance from the
estate of
their deceased Mother, the sum
of
$1427.50 together with interest
thereon from Feby. 1,
1882, until
April 8, 1884 at 6% per annum and
with
interest on said sum of $1427.50
from April 8, 1884
until the pres-
ent time at 8% per annum, which

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now amount to about
$1910.00

VII. That Belle Devin, has been
appoint-
ed Administratrix and M.J. Devin

Administrator, of the Extate of said
J.B. Devin,
deceade, by this Honor-
able Court, and having duly
qualified
are now administering upon the
Est. of
said deceased.

IX. That on Nov. 15th, 1886
Margarett
D. Justice, as one of the claimants -- herein

on her own, and on behalf of the other
claimants --
duly presented this said
claim of $1910.00 to M.J.
Devin said
Admr. and said claim was by said
Admr.
duly “Examined and approved”
on said day, and the on
Dec. 2, 1886, This
claim was presented to said Belle

Devin said Admix. and was by her
“Examined and
rejected” on said day.

X. That said claimants
--claim-- more
fully describe and sworn & in their
ac-
count here to annexed and marked
Exhibit “A” and
made a part hereof is
Justly due these heirs and
claimants from
said estate of said J.B. Devin,
deceased

XI. That these Claimants-- now pray that

an order be made by this Court that
saim claim of
$1427.50 and Int. amounting

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6
]

now to $1910.00 as present by said

claimants -- be allowed and approved
and that said
Administrator and
Administratirx pay out of the

moneys of the estate of J.B. Devin
deceased the
said sum of $1910.00
to said claimants --herein before
named
in equal shares -- taking thus
on their
guardian’s receipt therefor
and these claimants your
petitioners
herein, as in duty bound will
ever
pray.

Geo. Wm. WrightAtty. for claimant --
the
heirs of Elvira Devin deceased

State of
Oregon }
County of Morrow } SS B. Geo. Wm.
Wright
being first duly sworn say that I am
atty
for claimants in above claim
and that the facts therein
are true
as I verily believe, My sources of
in-
formation being from claimants and from
Mrs.
Belle Devin a party interested herein.
The reason that
this verification is not made
by me of the claimants --
is because neither one
of them are in town at this
time, and because the Claim
hereto attached is duly
verified. Geo. Wm. Wright.

Subscribed and
Sworn to before me this 6th day of
December
1886
C.L. Andrews Co Clerk

, Petition: Claim of heirs
of E. Devin against estate of J.B. Devin

!BIRTH:U.S. Census 1880: Missouri-Polk County-Marion
Township, U.S. Census 1880: Missouri-Polk County-Marion
Township, National Archives Film T9-0710, 321D 
Devin, Elvira Argussa (I31)
 
9132 Politician, US Representative from Virginia. was the eldest son of Judge Alexander Stuart and the father of General J. E. B. Stuart. He was an officer in the United States Army in the War of 1812. He represented, first, Campbell County in the Virginia Legislature, and was later repeatedly elected to both branches of the legislature from Patrick County. He was a member of the Constitutional Convention of 1829-30, and of the Convention of 1850. He married Elizabeth Letcher Pannill, of Pittsylvania County, Va., and they had four sons and six daughters. Among these, James Ewell Brown (J.E.B.) Stuart was the seventh child and youngest son. Archibald and Elizabeth Made their home on a farm they called Laurel Hill in the Ararat Community of Patrick County and it was there that their children were born. Archibald died at Laurel Hill in 1855 and rested in the Family Cemetery until 1952 when he was moved to the Elizabeth Cemetery in Saltville, Virginia where he rest today beside his wife who moved to the Saltville area following his death.

Bio by: S.G. Thompson
 
Stuart, Archibald (I2101)
 
9133 Pollard, Dorothy

Danville Register & Bee (VA) - Saturday, December 28, 2013

Dorothy Neas Pollard May 4, 1914 - December 27, 2013 Born in Bedford County, Virginia, to Stuart and Georgeanna Neas; wife of the Rev. T. Anthony Pollard (deceased); mother of Stuart F. Pollard (deceased) and Patricia P. Terry (Michael F.); grandmother of Jennifer T. Gottsegen (Adam) and Michael P. Terry; great- grandmother of Jack and Eleanor Gottsegen. Dorothy spent her life serving the Lord by helping others. The family expresses gratitude to many who have rekindled the spirit of love in which Dorothy so fervently believed, by sharing their kindness and love. A graveside service will be held 3 p.m. Sunday, December 29, 2013, at Highland Burial Park, Danville, Va. A memorial service will be held 2 p.m. Sunday, Sunday, January 5, 2014, at Salemtowne, Winston Salem, N.C. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the charity of your choice or to the Salemtowne Benevolent Fund. Online condolences at www.wrenn-yeatts.com Wrenn-Yeatts North Main Chapel is serving the Pollard family. 
Neas, Dorothy Mildred (I14723)
 
9134 Polly Married Mastin Powell. She is thought to be the eldest child, as she 'ran away' soon after her mother married David Powell. -mfe Carter, Mary Owen "Polly" [LCZ8-F41] (I8271)
 
9135 Polly's children are named for her siblings shown on her mother's Bible Record Mahan, Mary "Polly" (I12396)
 
9136 Port Deposit Items.
Winfield S. Reynolds eldest son of W. W. Reynolds of this town and Miss
Lizzie Carver were married on Thursday evening at the Methodist Episcopal Church
at Havre de Grace.
February 1889

from the Cecil Whig newspaper

 
Reynolds, Winfield S. (I4357)
 
9137 Posey seemed to "take me under his wing". Even though I
was a child and he about grown, we wrestled hard. Once
when I was perhaps three or four years old, Posey was
plowing a double horse plow, and I wanted to ride the plow.
He was afraid I would get hurt, but rather than disappoint
me, he let me climb up on his back, put one foot in his hip
pocket, the other in his suspender, and ride around the
field as he plowed. Posey was a home boy - didn't like to
be far away from the family. He went to Bouis Creek School
in North Carolina but came home with homesickness. After
he was married he took a course in mechanics in Detroit,
even though it meant leaving his wife and baby at Mother's.
Posey had an inventive mind, very good at mechanics. He
had such a big heart that he found handling business not
his chief talent. He too, enjoyed singing and playing the
guitar.

Christine Reynolds Stone, daughter of Keene Johnson
Reynolds, s/o William Garrett Reynolds

!NAME:Mary Frances Reynolds Eggleston, Eggleston, Mary
Frances Reynolds 
Reynolds, Posey Daniel (I8300)
 
9138 Poss. b. @ 1821 in Marshall Co TN per Ancestral File

!MARRIAGE: Marshall Co TN record by Sistler

Census:
1850 Marshall Co TN p 98A
1860 Marshall Co TN p 103

DOD from Nowlin-Stone Genealogy; publ. 1916 SLC, UT 
Devin, Joseph (I3000)
 
9139 possible 2nd wife-John Kirk, Fulton Township, son of Roger and Rachel his wife. To Sarah Brown, daughter of Joshua and Rachel, all decd except the latter. Married 10/23/1846 from the Quaker Marriages of Southern Lancaster County. Married at Little Britain Friends Monthly Meeting. Kirk, John (I547451784)
 
9140 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I2700)
 

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