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51	James Brown (b. 1882) is the oldest Brown we know much about. He was Momma Sophie's dad. Information on the early generation Browns is located in William Carter Cole's Scrapbook. William Carter Cole is the husband of Sophie Ann Brown, daughter of James Brown (b. 1882). 01jan2009 John Moore	Brown, James A. (I214)
52	James Brown of East chicago, Indiana, William's son "found" the Cole Family by noticing a letter from Aunt Bill in his dad's hospital room in Minneanapolis (he noticed a Indiana return address). He made several trips to Kenton in May over the years. 01jan2009 John Moore	Brown, William Joseph (I222)
53	Katie Chessond=-1574602186 Leander and Katie Chessond=-1574602186 Grandma Chessond=-1574602186	Wills, Katie Lucille (I465)
54	Kizzie Brown was born in MS, believed to be in Noxubee county. The 1870 census record matches up with the 1880 census record and oral history, however, the 1870 census indicates race as "W". She was a housewife and mother. She lived in Kenton until her death, she is buried in Kenton in Rosson Cemetery.	Braseil (Brown), Kizzie Atlene (I340)
55	Known to have be incarcerated in Joliet in the late 1940's or the early 1950's.	Seay, Exter (I364)
56	Laura Williams Lett mother of William C. Cole was born in Kenton and worked as a cook and housekeeper. William was her only child, he lived on the place with her. Laura was married to Alex Lett and he provided a home for her and her son on what is now Poplar st. in Kenton.	Williams (Lett), Laura Lousie (I46)
57	Leander Chessond=-1574603572 grandpa chessond=-1574603572 Leander and Katie Chessond=-1574603572	Chesson, Leander (I478)
58	Listed as Albert E Moore in the 1910 Census as 12 years old.	Moore, Albert Allen (I6)
59	Listed as Martha E Moore in the 1910 Census as 10 years old.	Moore, Ethel (I74)
60	Listed in the 1910 Census as Johnnie Lon Moore as a 7 year old.	Moore, John Lula (I75)
61	Lived at 831 Paca Street in Indianapolis, just a few blocks from Indiana Avenue.	Moore, Mary Ellen Wyatt (I78)
62	Lived at 920 Camp Street in Indianapolis, just a few blocks from Indiana Avenue. It was near to Second Christian Church.	Moore, Ethel (I74)
63	Locate land sale transactions in Lebanon TN for purchase around 1934 and sell around 1946. The 1940 census has the location being Sparta Pike. I recall my siblings talk about "Sparta Pike". 22nov2019	Moore, Albert Allen (I6)
64	Meleni lived in East Moline, IL. She owned a house on the Mississippi river. Her husband was serving time in jail in Joliet the last few years of her life. She died of Asthma. It was believed that her riverfront property was willed to Albert Allen Moore, but he never got the property. When her house was cleaned after her death, her use of garlic was apparent as it was everywhere. At the time garlic was thought to be a remedy for asthma. The above was told to John Moore on 22apr2015 by Sophie Covington	Moore, Meleni (I76)
65	Methodist (Clarian) Hospital	Moore, Albert William (I9)
66	Mom's ablitiy to recite poetry was aways amazing to me; I often wondered what happended to me; until I heard my 9 year old son recite several things at a scout meeting; ha, skiped a generation! 01jan2009 John Moore	Cole (Moore), Willie Jane James (I7)
67	Monroe Cole (b. 1856) is the oldest Cole we know much about. We know that his mothers' name was Anne. Information on the early generation Coles (as recollected by Willie Moore) is located in William Carter Coles's Scrapbook. 01jan2009 John Moore	Cole, Monroe (I45)
68	My mom's (Willie J. Moore) "Uncle Monroe"	Cole, Monroe Jr. (I47)
69	Nickname Rooster provided by Mary Helen Worrell (daughter of Wallace Webb), It is believed that Wallace and Albert Allen were cousins via the Bolton family. Mary Helen also provided that Charles Chummbly lived in Pontiac MI in 1958. The above information was provided in April 2015 to John Moore	Chummbly, Charles (I86)
70	Occupation: Cook	Moore, Fanny (I79)
71	Research Plan 23apr2015 John Moore	Moore, William Johnson (I66)
72	Robert Brown was born in Alabama (see 1880 West Point MS census). He was a blacksmith, he was the father of James, Eleanor, Josie, and Sophie. He died and was buried in West Point. James was a railroad worker and moved the family to Kenton, Tenn to work on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. He was later transferred to Illinois and worked until he was 80 years old.	Brown, Robert (I852)
73	Robert Williams was born in Culpeper, VA and was sold to a family in Kenton, Tenn. He was what is now a Veterinarian, he cared for animals and often slept in the barn when a new baby was expected.	Williams, Robert (I1101)
74	savage grandparentsd=-1508477446 Model A Fordd=-1508477446 Friend of James & Mattie Savage and Their Children&pid=-1508477446	Savage, Robert Augusta (I810)
75	She was 14 in the 1910 Census.	Moore (Chumbley), Carrie Belle (I80)
76	She was 16 in the 1910 Census.	Moore, Fanny (I79)
77	She was 30 in the 1830 Census, living in Marion County, with Ella Moore	Moore, Ethel (I74)
78	She was 30 in the 1830 Census, living in Marion County, with Ella Moore	Moore, Ethel (I74)
79	She was 38 in the 1930 Census, living in Indianapolis, In as the Daughter of Ella. She was 20 in the 1910 Census.	Moore, Mary Ellen Wyatt (I78)
80	She was 66 in the 1930 Census, as a head of household, living in Indianapolis, IN She was 48 in the 1910 Census.	Bolton (Moore), Ella (I67)
81	Shortly after I was married, we spent a few days with Aunt Til, around Christmastime; we we all impressed with her tree that recycled snow. Several years later in the middle of a major kitchen renovation, I recalled her stories of her renovation. I've been to many funerals in my day, but Aunt Til's had the best music!! 01jan2009 John Moore	Cole (Mayberry Waller Verges), Helen Robena (I54)
82	the 1900 Census indicates she had 14 children, 7 living	Gordon, Julia Eliza (I1100)
83	The age at death does not seem to be correct. jgm, 10jul2016	Bolton (Moore), Ella (I67)
84	The earliest federal census record records her birth state as being Mississippi. The census record is from Noxubee county 1870. John Moore, 6aug2021	Braseil (Brown), Kizzie Atlene (I340)
85	The family legend is the Aunt Joe Lee was the hardest worker; this maybe be true, but to me she always seemed to be the "coolest" aunt. 01jan2009 John Moore	Cole (Taylor), Josie Lee (I50)
86	The Stuart family originated from Limestone County, Alabama and migrated to Indiana in the early 1900's. William Weir Stuart was a dentist practicing in Marion County. He married Mae Lewellyn Stokes in 1913. They had 10 children, including your mother Aurelia Jane Priscilla Stuart. Desiree	Stuart, William Weir (I1088)
87	This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Tree files. This source citation points you to a current version of those files. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed or changed information since this source citation was created.	Source (S5)
88	Two possibilities for his location in the 1920 census, in Michigan or Reelfoot lake in TN as a border. Need to resolve. 1920 He is boarding and working in Lake County, at Reelfoot. Never found him after 1920 in the census records or if he had any children.	Cole, Monroe Jr. (I47)
89	Unable to find Anna Sue Horne Debow's parents. Anna (age 4) was listed as living with her grandfather, John Stuart in 1900. Have a hunch her mother's name was Zephia (sp?). Desiree	Horne (DeBow), Anna Sue (I1085)
90	Velma is mentioned as being a nice of William Carter Cole who lived in Dyer, TN. To get her into the tree I've put her in as a daughter of Charlie Cole. http://edwards-moore-family.net/testbrown/showmedia.php?mediaID=5240 John Moore, 07aug2017	(Cole) Wynne, Velma (I1134)
91	We knew her as Momma Sophie, my sister is named for her.. Much of the Brown Family history has come from James Brown of East Chicago, Indiana. James found us by noticing a letter Wille Moore had sent his dad in the hospital in Minneapolis, Minnesota in the late 1980s. 01jan2009 John Moore	Brown (Cole), Sophie Ann (I44)
92	William Carter Cole, son of Monroe Sr. and Laura Cole, Born near Kenton, TN, October 21, 1879 died in St Louis, Mo December 28, 1975. He was a lifetime member of the St. Paul Baptist Church in Kenton, and a 33 degree Mason in the County Line Lodge #268. He attended a Shriner Convention in Indianapolis in 1953. His favorite scripture was Psalms 37:25. Not much is known of W.C. Cole's relatives; in the 1990s while on the parking lot of the Kenton Motel, I saw this old guy with a big blue Ford pickup towing a horse trailer. After excersising his horse in the field , he came over, and identified himself as a cousin of Poppa Will. He was a short wireing guy in his 80s, I'm sorry I didn't get his name. 01jan2009 John Moore	Cole, William Carter (I43)
93	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Moore, John Gilbert Sr (I1)
94	Yesterday southern Indiana was hit by a major Tornado (Henryville, a EF-4 to be precise). This morning I received a call from Cousin Booker. He (Tee) was concerned that we here in Indianapolis, may have been effected by the storm, and was not able to reach Sophie on the phone. I told him that the storm was almost two hundred miles from here and all was well here. I had been outside earlier in the day working on the construction of a cold frame for our raised bed garden, but the snow flurries kept me from going back outside. Tee told me about his five grandchildren including one at Southern University doing well and looking forward to an internship with a major Oil company. I mentioned that my granddaughter is about to take her first steps. We discussed the politics of the day, our ailments, and remembered our parents and grandparents. I tried calling Sophie, but still did not get an answer. I tried Sophie?s number again about five, and not getting an answer, stopped by to see if she was ok. By the time I got out to her house, all was well, she and Khail were in good spirits. We talked a while, and got caught up on things, but right as I was about to leave, she mention the storm in Henryville, and how the Shell Station was not hit by the storm. I had not idea what she was talking about, until she mentioned that Henryville was on I65, and that is the place that Momma always wanted to stop for Ice Cream on our trips to Kenton. John G. Moore, Sr 03mar2012	Fisher, Booker T. (I64)
95	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Moore (Covington), Sophie Eleanor (I8)
96	Yesterday southern Indiana was hit by a major Tornado (Henryville, a EF-4 to be precise). This morning I received a call from Cousin Booker. He (Tee) was concerned that we here in Indianapolis, may have been effected by the storm, and was not able to reach Sophie on the phone. I told him that the storm was almost two hundred miles from here and all was well here. I had been outside earlier in the day working on the construction of a cold frame for our raised bed garden, but the snow flurries kept me from going back outside. Tee told me about his five grandchildren including one at Southern University doing well and looking forward to an internship with a major Oil company. I mentioned that my granddaughter is about to take her first steps. We discussed the politics of the day, our ailments, and remembered our parents and grandparents. I tried calling Sophie, but still did not get an answer. I tried Sophie?s number again about five, and not getting an answer, stopped by to see if she was ok. By the time I got out to her house, all was well, she and Khail were in good spirits. We talked a while, and got caught up on things, but right as I was about to leave, she mention the storm in Henryville, and how the Shell Station was not hit by the storm. I had not idea what she was talking about, until she mentioned that Henryville was on I65, and that is the place that Momma always wanted to stop for Ice Cream on our trips to Kenton. John G. Moore, Sr 03mar2012	Cole (Moore), Willie Jane James (I7)
97	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Moore, John Gilbert III (I1127)