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| 1 | Erasmus B. Slay found in: Land Records: AL, AR, FL, LA, MI, MN, OH, WI, 1790-1907 Document number: 6056 Description number: 1 Number of acres: 40.0000 Accession number: AR2340__.395 Patentee Surname: Slay Patentee given name: Erasmus B. State name: Arkansas Volume: 2340 Page number: 395 Land office: Champagnolle Aliquot part reference: NESE Section number: 6 Township: 19 South Range: 19 West Meridian or special survey area: Fifth Principal Meridian Title transfer authority: Sale-Cash Entries Combined signature date: Mar. 10, 1885 Multiple patentees: N Multiple warrantees: N Signature: Y Canceled document: N Subsurface rights reserved: N Metes and bounds: N Fractional section: N Erasmus B. Slay found in: Land Records: AL, AR, FL, LA, MI, MN, OH, WI, 1790-1907 Document number: 3605 Description number: 2 Number of acres: 117.8900 Accession number: AR2340__.388 Patentee Surname: Slay Patentee given name: Erasmus B. State name: Arkansas Volume: 2340 Page number: 388 Land office: Champagnolle Aliquot part reference: NENW Section number: 5 Township: 19 South Range: 19 West Meridian or special survey area: Fifth Principal Meridian Title transfer authority: Sale-Cash Entries Combined signature date: Mar. 10, 1885 Multiple patentees: N Multiple warrantees: N Signature: Y Canceled document: N Subsurface rights reserved: N Metes and bounds: N Fractional section: Y Erasmus B. Slay found in: Land Records: AL, AR, FL, LA, MI, MN, OH, WI, 1790-1907 Document number: 3605 Description number: 1 Number of acres: 0.0000 Accession number: AR2340__.388 Patentee Surname: Slay Patentee given name: Erasmus B. State name: Arkansas Volume: 2340 Page number: 388 Land office: Champagnolle Aliquot part reference: N½SW Section number: 5 Township: 19 South Range: 19 West Meridian or special survey area: Fifth Principal Meridian Title transfer authority: Sale-Cash Entries Combined signature date: Mar. 10, 1885 Multiple patentees: N Multiple warrantees: N Signature: Y Canceled document: N Subsurface rights reserved: N Metes and bounds: N Fractional section: Y Erasmus B. Slay found in: Land Records: AL, AR, FL, LA, MI, MN, OH, WI, 1790-1907 Document number: 6056 Description number: 1 Number of acres: 40.0000 Accession number: AR2340__.395 Patentee Surname: Slay Patentee given name: Erasmus B. State name: Arkansas Volume: 2340 Page number: 395 Land office: Champagnolle Aliquot part reference: NESE Section number: 6 Township: 19 South Range: 19 West Meridian or special survey area: Fifth Principal Meridian Title transfer authority: Sale-Cash Entries Combined signature date: Mar. 10, 1885 Multiple patentees: N Multiple warrantees: N Signature: Y Canceled document: N Subsurface rights reserved: N Metes and bounds: N Fractional section: N Erasmus B. Slay found in: Land Records: AL, AR, FL, LA, MI, MN, OH, WI, 1790-1907 Document number: 3605 Description number: 2 Number of acres: 117.8900 Accession number: AR2340__.388 Patentee Surname: Slay Patentee given name: Erasmus B. State name: Arkansas Volume: 2340 Page number: 388 Land office: Champagnolle Aliquot part reference: NENW Section number: 5 Township: 19 South Range: 19 West Meridian or special survey area: Fifth Principal Meridian Title transfer authority: Sale-Cash Entries Combined signature date: Mar. 10, 1885 Multiple patentees: N Multiple warrantees: N Signature: Y Canceled document: N Subsurface rights reserved: N Metes and bounds: N Fractional section: Y Erasmus B. Slay found in: Land Records: AL, AR, FL, LA, MI, MN, OH, WI, 1790-1907 Document number: 3605 Description number: 1 Number of acres: 0.0000 Accession number: AR2340__.388 Patentee Surname: Slay Patentee given name: Erasmus B. State name: Arkansas Volume: 2340 Page number: 388 Land office: Champagnolle Aliquot part reference: N½SW Section number: 5 Township: 19 South Range: 19 West Meridian or special survey area: Fifth Principal Meridian Title transfer authority: Sale-Cash Entries Combined signature date: Mar. 10, 1885 Multiple patentees: N Multiple warrantees: N Signature: Y Canceled document: N Subsurface rights reserved: N Metes and bounds: N Fractional section: Y | Slay, Erastus Burnett (I1085)
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| 2 | [maloneydecendents.FTW] 5/9/00 Conversation with Mattie Maloney Believes "there were two boys Alton and Noble. And a girl Elsie who died." Census records show Alton and Noble but not Elsie. Death certificate shows infant son of A.L.Maloney died in San Angelo Texas 1913 age 1 wk. Ellis County V33,ED14,S7,L23 Maloney, John b.1858 Georgia. ,Mary, Wife, b. 10/1855, Alabama. ,Rula, D. b.8/1884 Texas , Harold, S. b 9/1888, Texas Possibly an older brother to Augustus. Birth certificate of son Norval shows: Age 34 * Birthdate between Feb. 13,1870 and Feb. 12, 1871 A.L.MaloneyBible Copy has: Born May 9, 1870 Cobb County, Geargia Queen's Little Book has: died 8:45 Friday morning Oct. 7 1938 McKinney Texas Hazel remembers living on Foncine Rd near Williams Cemetery (South West Corner) about 200 ft from Grave site. Lds 1435015 Index to Deeds, Item 1 Direct Index to Deeds 4 Grantor, grantee,Kind of instrument, Original Grantor,No. acres,Date, Book, Page Maloney, G.L., D.M. Yancey, Deed Roland Hare&Thomas Moore, 2/5 int. 150ac., 12/5/1895, 87, 5?? LDS1435105 v86-88 1899-1901 LDS1435095 v56-59 1893-95 LDS1435096 v59-61 1894-95 LDS1435097 v62-64 1895-96 LDS1435098 v64-67 1895-97 Maloney, Francis, G.L. Maloney, Deed, 1/5int150ac., June 3, 1895, 87, 5?? LDS1435105 See above 1900 Census, Texas Pct #4,Wood County V185,Ed145,S10,L96 D175,F176 Maloney,Augustus,Head,W,M,May 1870,30,M,2,Georgia,Alabama,Alabama, Farmer.Rented ,Susannah,Wife,W,F,Jan 1881,M,2,2 children,2 living,Alabama, Alabama,Alabama, ,John,Son,W,M,Jul 1898,1,S,Texas,Georgia,Alabama, ,Rachel,Daugh.,W,F,Dec 1899,6/12,S,Texas,Georgia,Alabama, Note: Birth place of Augustus' Father and Mother inconsistant with other data. Should be S.Carolina,Georgia 1910 Census, Texas Tom Green County V132, ED 279. S272 Maloney, Agustus L.,W,39,Georgia. ,Susie,W,29,Ala. ,John L.,s,11,Texas ,Emma F.,d,10,Texas ,Rachel J.,d,9,Texas ,Queen,d,7,Texas ,Norvell,s,6,Tx ,Roy,s,5,Tx ,Reuben,s,3,Tx ,Alton,s,10/12, Texas * May be Nobel?? 1920 Census, Texas, Prosper Road, Collin County, V34, ED2, S8, L80 D142,F148 Maloney, A.L.,Farmer49,Georgia. ,Sussie,W, 39,Alabama. ,Rachel,D,18,Texas ,Queen,D,17,Texas ,Norval, S,16,Texas ,Ruben, S,12,Texas ,Noble, S,9,Texas ,Eugene, S,5,Texas ,Hazel, D,6/12, Texas Obit (1938) "The deceased a native of Cooke(Cock) County,Georgia. was born 5/9/1870" "Passed away Friday morning at his home several miles south of the city on route 2 where he had lived for many years." Surving: "wife Mrs Susie T. Maloney" "Children: John and Roy of Dallas, Norvel of Ft.Worth Reubin if this city Eugene of Nevada Mrs W.C. Vickens, Mrs E. Jorden of Dallas Miss Queen Maloney of Longview Miss Hazel Maloney of McKinney" "Ten Grendchildren" Obit from Hazel Maloney, May 2000 Augustus Lee Maloney (known as "Gus") passed away at his home in the McDonald community. Friday Oct 7 Liven in Collin County 21 years moving to Blyth,s Chapel in 1917 from Tom Green County. Later lived in Mt.Olive community for 13 yrs. Born May 9, 1870 in Cobb County, Geargia the youngest son of John Maloney and Frances Slay Maloney. Parents came to Texas in December 1873 settling in Johnson County near Alvorado. He and wife married 41 years. He was 68 years, 4 months, 23 days old. Methodist Church for 48 years. Member I.O.O.F. and W.O.W. Brother William Maloney lives in Oklahoma Wife 9 children, 10 grandchildren. Sons John and Roy of Dallas, Norval of Ft.Worth,Reubin of McDonald, Clarence of Nevada Daughters Mrs Emma Dickens and Mrs Emerson Jordan of Dallas, Miss Queen Maloney of Longview, Mis Hazel Maloney at home. Funeral service Saturady afternoon at Mt. Olive Church. Burial in Williams Cemetery. Pallbeares; J.B. Powell, Leslie Shields, Cebe Williams, Hans Dickens, J.C. Cook, George Corely. Note : Shields, Dickens, Cook, and Corley may be fathers of inlaws. Niece Mrs. Will Starr of Whitesgrove attended Obit from Hazel Maloney [maloneydecendents.FTW] 5/9/00 Conversation with Mattie Maloney Believes "there were two boys Alton and Noble. And a girl Elsie who died." Census records show Alton and Noble but not Elsie. Death certificate shows infant son of A.L.Maloney died in San Angelo Texas 1913 age 1 wk. Ellis County V33,ED14,S7,L23 Maloney, John b.1858 Georgia. ,Mary, Wife, b. 10/1855, Alabama. ,Rula, D. b.8/1884 Texas , Harold, S. b 9/1888, Texas Possibly an older brother to Augustus. Birth certificate of son Norval shows: Age 34 * Birthdate between Feb. 13,1870 and Feb. 12, 1871 A.L.MaloneyBible Copy has: Born May 9, 1870 Cobb County, Geargia Queen's Little Book has: died 8:45 Friday morning Oct. 7 1938 McKinney Texas Hazel remembers living on Foncine Rd near Williams Cemetery (South West Corner) about 200 ft from Grave site. Lds 1435015 Index to Deeds, Item 1 Direct Index to Deeds 4 Grantor, grantee,Kind of instrument, Original Grantor,No. acres,Date, Book, Page Maloney, G.L., D.M. Yancey, Deed Roland Hare&Thomas Moore, 2/5 int. 150ac., 12/5/1895, 87, 5?? LDS1435105 v86-88 1899-1901 LDS1435095 v56-59 1893-95 LDS1435096 v59-61 1894-95 LDS1435097 v62-64 1895-96 LDS1435098 v64-67 1895-97 Maloney, Francis, G.L. Maloney, Deed, 1/5int150ac., June 3, 1895, 87, 5?? LDS1435105 See above 1900 Census, Texas Pct #4,Wood County V185,Ed145,S10,L96 D175,F176 Maloney,Augustus,Head,W,M,May 1870,30,M,2,Georgia,Alabama,Alabama, Farmer.Rented ,Susannah,Wife,W,F,Jan 1881,M,2,2 children,2 living,Alabama, Alabama,Alabama, ,John,Son,W,M,Jul 1898,1,S,Texas,Georgia,Alabama, ,Rachel,Daugh.,W,F,Dec 1899,6/12,S,Texas,Georgia,Alabama, Note: Birth place of Augustus' Father and Mother inconsistant with other data. Should be S.Carolina,Georgia 1910 Census, Texas Tom Green County V132, ED 279. S272 Maloney, Agustus L.,W,39,Georgia. ,Susie,W,29,Ala. ,John L.,s,11,Texas ,Emma F.,d,10,Texas ,Rachel J.,d,9,Texas ,Queen,d,7,Texas ,Norvell,s,6,Tx ,Roy,s,5,Tx ,Reuben,s,3,Tx ,Alton,s,10/12, Texas * May be Nobel?? 1920 Census, Texas, Prosper Road, Collin County, V34, ED2, S8, L80 D142,F148 Maloney, A.L.,Farmer49,Georgia. ,Sussie,W, 39,Alabama. ,Rachel,D,18,Texas ,Queen,D,17,Texas ,Norval, S,16,Texas ,Ruben, S,12,Texas ,Noble, S,9,Texas ,Eugene, S,5,Texas ,Hazel, D,6/12, Texas Obit (1938) "The deceased a native of Cooke(Cock) County,Georgia. was born 5/9/1870" "Passed away Friday morning at his home several miles south of the city on route 2 where he had lived for many years." Surving: "wife Mrs Susie T. Maloney" "Children: John and Roy of Dallas, Norvel of Ft.Worth Reubin if this city Eugene of Nevada Mrs W.C. Vickens, Mrs E. Jorden of Dallas Miss Queen Maloney of Longview Miss Hazel Maloney of McKinney" "Ten Grendchildren" Obit from Hazel Maloney, May 2000 Augustus Lee Maloney (known as "Gus") passed away at his home in the McDonald community. Friday Oct 7 Liven in Collin County 21 years moving to Blyth,s Chapel in 1917 from Tom Green County. Later lived in Mt.Olive community for 13 yrs. Born May 9, 1870 in Cobb County, Geargia the youngest son of John Maloney and Frances Slay Maloney. Parents came to Texas in December 1873 settling in Johnson County near Alvorado. He and wife married 41 years. He was 68 years, 4 months, 23 days old. Methodist Church for 48 years. Member I.O.O.F. and W.O.W. Brother William Maloney lives in Oklahoma Wife 9 children, 10 grandchildren. Sons John and Roy of Dallas, Norval of Ft.Worth,Reubin of McDonald, Clarence of Nevada Daughters Mrs Emma Dickens and Mrs Emerson Jordan of Dallas, Miss Queen Maloney of Longview, Mis Hazel Maloney at home. Funeral service Saturady afternoon at Mt. Olive Church. Burial in Williams Cemetery. Pallbeares; J.B. Powell, Leslie Shields, Cebe Williams, Hans Dickens, J.C. Cook, George Corely. Note : Shields, Dickens, Cook, and Corley may be fathers of inlaws. Niece Mrs. Will Starr of Whitesgrove attended Obit from Hazel Maloney | Maloney, Augustus Lee (I36024)
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| 3 | Slay, Thomas M (I48)
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| 4 | Slay, Louisa (I135)
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| 5 | Slay, Francis Marion Sr (I4263)
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| 6 | Slay, William Alfred (I4938)
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| 7 | Chambless, William C (I35398)
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| 8 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I59060)
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| 9 | Prothro, Helen (I62390)
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| 10 | Gilder, Earnest (I69311)
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| 11 | Brown, Joseph W (I76166)
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| 12 | "Elmer Slay, 74, for many years a resident of the Lovilia community, died Friday at his home in Oskaloosa. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. W.M. Schuermann of the Oskaloosa Methodist Church, were Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church here. Burial was in Lovilia Cemetery. Mr. Slay was born in Wisconsin April 8, 1878. While living in Lovilia, he worked as a coal miner, carpenter and painter. He served on the town council and was band leader. Survivors are his wife; six sons; Harold of Lovilia, Charles of Hamilton, Kenneth of Long Beach, California and LeRoy, Paul and Joe, all of Oskaloosa; and three daughters; Mrs. Carolyn Hoyt of Oskaloosa, Mrs. Mary Wells of Lovilia and Mrs. Thelma Krile of Spencer." | Slay, Elmer Lewis (I15665)
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| 13 | 1900 Texas Census Nacogdoches County, Vol 83, ED 47, Sh 17, L 23 1920 Texas Census, Nacogdoches County, Vol 128, ED 135, Sh 10, L 13 | Slay, Joseph Fenley (I3187)
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| 14 | 1900 Texas Census Nacogdoches County, Vol 83, ED 48, Sh 13, L 70 | Slay, William Madison (I692)
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| 15 | Clara Mae Wright Born in Bug Tussell, TX on Mar. 5, 1912 Departed on Jul. 12, 2009 and resided in Belton, TX. Visitation: Tuesday, Jul. 14, 2009 Service: Wednesday, Jul. 15, 2009 Cemetery: Oak Hill Cemetery Funeral service for Clara Mae Wright, 97, of Belton, formerly of Edgewood, is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. Wednesday, July 15, 2009, at Cheatham Memorial United Methodist Church in Edgewood with Rev. Michael Bedevian officiating. Interment will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery in Edgewood under the direction of Allan Fuller Funeral Home in Wills Point. She passed away Sunday morning, July 12, 2009, in a Belton nursing home. Clara Mae was born March 5, 1912, in Bug Tussell, Texas, the daughter of James Sims and Ella Henson Sims. She was raised in the Van Zandt county area and attended school in the Small Community north of Edgewood. On September 19, 1938, she married Herman Parker. Clara Mae had been employed by Mason Dry Goods in Wills Point, co-owned a café in Wills Point and in 1964, she retired from Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. Her husband, Herman preceded her in death in March of 1985 and she later married William Wright in May of 1986 and he also preceded her in death in 1993. Clara Mae enjoyed dancing, knitting, poetry, crossword puzzles, quilting and sewing. She was a member of the Poets of East Texas, Edgewood Senior Citizens and a charter member of the Edgewood Historical Society. Clara Mae was also a member of the Cheatham Memorial United Methodist Church in Edgewood. Preceded in death by her parents; 2 husbands, Herman Parker and William Wright; three brothers; two sisters; son, Charles Parker in 1982 and a grandson, Mike Castleberry in 1993. Clara Mae is survived by three daughters, Wanda Castleberry, of Houston, Jerry Nell Parker, of Temple and Charlotte Wheeler & husband, Jim, of Temple; seven grandchildren; twelve great-grandchildren and several cousins, nieces and nephews. Family will receive friends at the funeral home Tuesday evening 7:00 - 8:30 p. m. Memorials may be made to Cheatham Memorial United Methodist, PO Box 800, Edgewood, Texas 75117 or University of Mary Hardin Baylor, 900 College Street, Belton, Texas 76513. | Sims, Clara Mae (I54952)
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| 16 | Columbus Police Department Corporal Thomas Keith Slay, 53, of Columbus, GA died Tuesday, July 30, 2013 at the Medical Center. Funeral services will be held 11:00 A.M., Monday, August 5, 2013 at Cascade Hills Church with Rev. David Rathel and Police Chaplain Roy Isasi officiating. Interment with Full Police Honors will be held in Parkhill Cemetery. The family will receive friends Sunday afternoon from 3:00 to 5:00 P.M. at McMullen Funeral Home, 3874 Gentian Blvd. Columbus, GA. Corporal Slay was born September 6, 1959 in Columbus, GA son of Thomas Raymond Slay and Barbara Sailers Perryman. He was a Corporal with the Columbus Police Department assigned as a Special Agent with the Metro Narcotics Task Force and was the unit's helicopter pilot. He has been in law enforcement officer for over 32 years in Columbus. He was a member of Fraternal Order of Police, Georgia and Alabama Narcotics Association. He was the security coordinator for Greystone Properties and a member of Rivertown Church in Columbus. Corporal Slay was also a Flight Instructor and a Commercial Pilot where he piloted the Instrument Airplane and the Rotorcraft-Helicopter. As of November 9, 2007, he had accumulated 4,218 hours in airplanes and 263 hours in a helicopter. He successfully trained numerous student pilots and was heavily involved in the aviation community. He provided critical air support to the Columbus Police Department and surrounding law enforcement agencies. He was preceded in death by his brother, Jeffery R. Slay and paternal grandfather, Billy M. Perryman. Survivors include his wife, Holly M. Slay of Phenix City, AL; mother Barbara Perryman of Valley, AL; father, Thomas Raymond Slay (Marcia) of Smiths Station, AL; son, Jeffery Slay of Columbus, GA; step daughter, Kallie Elkins of Phenix City, AL ************************************************************************************* Through his more than 30 years in law enforcement, Thomas “Keith” Slay did not let the hardest parts of his job harden his heart. Mourners at his funeral Monday described not only a dedicated police officer, but a husband, father and faithful churchgoer whose experience fighting crime kept him focused on what was most important in his personal life. The Rev. David Rathel of Rivertown Church said that after he and Slay, 53, became close friends, the officer once told the minister he could not go hunting anymore because he had seen enough death on the job. “He told me, ‘David, I can’t hunt. I’ve seen enough times when somebody died,’” the pastor said. Click here to view the photo gallery. Reminiscent of the verse from Matthew in which Jesus says, “Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven,” the narcotics agent with all his martial arts and special weapons training chose the least among his fellow churchgoers to nurture at Sunday school, the minister said - the 2-year-olds. Slay wiped noses and brushed away tears, and soon graduated to another level: the 5-year-olds. Slay became the kindergarten Sunday school teacher - under Rathel’s training: “I taught him. He taught the 5-year-olds.” Through tears his widow, Holly Slay, talked about the long notes her husband would write her for their anniversary. He wrote that he was thankful to have married the woman of his dreams. “Thank you so much for being my wife and sharing my life,” she read aloud from one his missives. “No two people loved each other more than we did - maybe the same, but no more,” she said. His son, Jeffery, talked about his father’s sense of humor and fondness for pranks. “He loved scaring people,” said Jeffery Slay, brandishing a rubber snake his dad used to play tricks on friends. Some in the audience must have seen that snake a thousand times, he said. The son is not the first Jeffery Slay. Rathel told the story of Keith Slay’s sinking into a depression at age 11 when his little brother Jeffery died. His father, Thomas Raymond Slay, focused on getting his older son out of that lingering melancholy. Keith Slay got into motocross and racing on the dirt track at Russell County’s East Alabama Motor Speedway. Later they bought an airplane, and flying gave the younger Slay a new perspective, from horizon to horizon, high above the trouble below. “Sometimes you can’t see reality because you’re too close to it,” Rathel said. At age 20, Slay joined the Muscogee Sheriff’s Office as a deputy, and later transferred to the Columbus Police Department, where he served as a homicide detective before taking the lead in forming a police aviation unit in 2003. Proficient in fixed-wing aircraft, he traveled to Fort Rucker, Ala., to be trained to fly helicopters. He became a flight instructor in both. He loved to fly, Rathel said: “He had every aviation rating possible that he could have.” The aviation unit later operated under the multi-agency Metro Narcotics Task Force to serve not just Columbus, but also Russell County and Harris County. When the narcotics agent died after a traffic accident last week, he had logged 11,000 hours of flight time, Rathel said. Police said Slay and Russell County deputy Brad Evans, 26, were travelling northbound July 30 in a Ford F-150 with lights and siren running, and had shifted into Veterans Parkway’s center turn lane to pass a Ford Ranger when the Ranger’s 73-year-old driver also moved into the center lane. Slay, who was driving, swerved to avoid the collision, but the Ranger still sideswiped Slay’s truck on the right rear side, sending it out of control to the road’s west side, where it jumped the curb and hit a utility pole on the driver’s side. The other driver was not injured. Slay died of his injuries at The Medical Center. Evans suffered a head injury but was released from the hospital later in the week. During the funeral Monday, Rathel said Slay felt he had faced death before: One night he was flying from LaGrange, Ga., to Columbus, and all of his electronics went out. He had no instruments, no air-traffic control to guide him through the dark. So he prayed, believing that if his life were there to end, so be it. And he remembered the Chattahoochee River, which he could see from the air. He followed it home. For the church congregation he guarded like family, he taught self-defense and fitness training - flipping a tractor tire and pulling cinder blocks were among the exercises - directed small group Bible study, took groups on hiking and camping trips, and initiated bicycle outings, “Pedal and Pray with Keith Slay,” Rathel said. Once when the church grounds were cleared of old trees, Slay bought one pickup truck load of sand after another until all the holes vacated by tree stumps were filled, so no one would be injured. “He filled the holes of the church in many areas,” Rathel said. He talked of retiring, and of not retiring, the minister said: Maybe he would descend to that runway and put the badge away, maybe he would veer off and fly on. “He had to die in action because he didn’t know when to quit,” Rathel said, recalling one of Slay’s favorite sayings for times when the work was wearing on his comrades: “Suck it up, buttercup.” Now others must carry on Slay’s mission, Rathel said: “When a warrior dies fighting for you, the only thing you can do is pick up his sword and fight on.” Near the conclusion of the funeral in Cascade Hills Church, guests saw on video screens images from a flyover of Columbus, and together sang one last song - not a mournful hymn but an upbeat toe-tapper: “I’ll Fly Away.” Graveside service At Park Hill Cemetery, over 500 people gathered for a graveside service for Slay. The funeral procession, which included more than 200 police vehicles from departments all over Georgia and Alabama, took almost 30 minutes to file in and park along the cemetery’s winding roads. Mayor Teresa Tomlinson arrived with Police Chief Ricky Boren and stood in line with Muscogee County Sheriff John Darr, Russell County Sheriff Heath Taylor and Phenix City Police Chief Ray Smith. They stood in front of numerous lines of public safety officers, in uniform and out, facing the stand that would hold Slay’s coffin. An honor guard made up of about two dozen officers in full dress uniforms from 15 different law enforcement agencies formed a corridor through which members of the Columbus Police/Sheriff honor guard carried the flag-draped coffin to the stand. Two pipers clad in tartan kilts led the pall bearers playing “The Minstrel Boy.” Columbus Police Department Chaplain Cpl. Roy Isasi offered a brief eulogy, describing Slay as a dedicated police officer who had a love of flying helicopters, an affinity for Dunkin’ Donuts apple fritters and the occasional practical joke on his fellow officers, and a deep and abiding faith in God. “Keith is not going to be forgotten. He was a special person,” Isasi said. “Keith is gone for a little while, but those who are right with the Lord, we’re going to see him again.” Following Isasi’s words, a Columbus Police Department seven-man rifle squad fired three volleys for a rifle salute, which echoed sharply off the steep hills and tall hardwoods surrounding the site. As the echoes died out, a lone bugler played “Taps” as those in uniform saluted and civilians covered their hearts with their hands. As the bugler finished, the pipers started in with “Amazing Grace.” Then, as the large crowd remained absolutely silent, the faint sound of helicopter blades could soon be heard approaching from a tree line nearby. Four police helicopters soon broke into view over the tree line, flying low in formation toward the crowd. Just as they reached the gathering, one helicopter banked sharply out of the formation and out of sight as the other three held their positions and flew in a “missing man” formation into the distance. The graveside service ended with the honor guard folding the flag that had draped Slay’s coffin and Boren presenting it and another flag to Slay’s family. Tomlinson, who is the city public safety director, said she was moved by the number of law enforcement personnel from so many different cities and agencies that attended and by the helicopters’ “missing man” tribute. “That’s always a very emotional formation, very symbolic,” Tomlinson said. “I think all of Keith’s family and friends were touched by that symbol.” Ledger-Enquirer August 4, 2013 | Slay, Thomas Keith (I61977)
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| 17 | Erline Estelle Slay Richey, 76, resident of 488 Hwy. 185 South wife of Louie Alexander Richey, Sr. died Saturday July 23, 2005 at The Hospice House in Greenwood, SC. Born in Abbeville Co. SC she was a daughter of the late Steven Albert and Sallie Mae Turner Slay. She was a retired employee of Monsanto Industries in Greenwood, with over 25 years of service. She attended Westside Baptist Church. survivors: husband Louie Alexander Richey, Sr. of the home, 1 daughter Ann Hannigan of Mt. Carbon, West Virginia, 2 sons Louie A. Richey, Jr. of Donalds, SC and Roger Richey of Abbeville, SC, 2 sisters Helen Smith and Viola Smith both of Abbeville, SC, 6 brothers Tommy Slay and Allen Slay both of Abbeville, SC, James Slay and Billy Slay both of Hodges, " Sam" Rayford Slay and Johnny Slay both of Greenwood, SC, 7 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a granddaughter Lora Dale Richey. Funeral services will be conducted Monday July 25, 2005 at 3:00 PM from the the Chapel of The Chandler-Jackson Funeral Home with the Rev. Tommy Cartledge officiating. Entombment will follow in Oakbrook Memorial Park in Greenwood, SC. The body is at the Chandler-Jackson Funeral Home where the family will recieve friends Monday afternoon from 1:30 until 2:30 PM prior to services in the chapel. Active pallbearers will beTyler Richey, Brence Richey, John Hannigan, Scottie Hannigan, Robbie Adams and Greg Slay. Memorials may be made to The Hospice House 408 West ALexander Ave. Greenwood, SC 29646. THE CHANDLER-JACKSON FUNERAL HOME, ABBEVILLE, SC IS IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Source: Chandler-Jackson Funeral Home and Cremation Services Death Notice. | Slay, Erline Estelle (I62203)
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| 18 | Joseph A. Fela, dear husband of Margaret, nee Shelton; loving father of Larry J. and Roseann; beloved son of of Pauline Fela; fond brother of Walter J. Bargiel, John P., and Jeannette Amy. Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., at chapel, 1056 W. Chicago avenue, corner of Ogden avenue. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. | Fela, Joseph Alexander (I71031)
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| 19 | Mike L. Slay Wednesday, September 15, 2004 Carroll County News MIKE L. SLAY a resident of Berryville, was born Nov. 17, 1972, in Harrison, a son of Ricky Charles and Susan Faye (Martin) Slay. He died Thursday, Sept. 9, 2004, in Fayetteville at the age of 31. Mr. Slay was a truck driver for M&M Concrete in Harrison. In 1991 he was united in marriage with Tricia Peden, who survives him. He is also survived by his three children, Candace, Andre and Kameron; his parents, Rick Slay of Marshall, and Susan Hammame of Green Forest; four brothers, Aryan Slay, Shane Slay and Adam Hammame all of Green Forest, and Samuel Slay of Marshall; one sister, Alexandria Slay of Marshall; two grandmothers, Shirley Granger of Green Forest and Mary Jo Slay of Marshall; many other relatives and a host of friends. He was preceded in death by grandfathers, Lee Roy Martin and Ben Charles Slay and step-grandfather, David Granger. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 17, 2004, at the Nelson Chapel in Green Forest with Rev. Freddy Blevins officiating. Interment will follow in the Norris Cemetery under the direction of Nelson Funeral Service. Online condolences may be sent to the family at nelsonfuneral.com. Mike L. Slay Wednesday, September 15, 2004 Carroll County News MIKE L. SLAY a resident of Berryville, was born Nov. 17, 1972, in Harrison, a son of Ricky Charles and Susan Faye (Martin) Slay. He died Thursday, Sept. 9, 2004, in Fayetteville at the age of 31. Mr. Slay was a truck driver for M&M Concrete in Harrison. In 1991 he was united in marriage with Tricia Peden, who survives him. He is also survived by his three children, Candace, Andre and Kameron; his parents, Rick Slay of Marshall, and Susan Hammame of Green Forest; four brothers, Aryan Slay, Shane Slay and Adam Hammame all of Green Forest, and Samuel Slay of Marshall; one sister, Alexandria Slay of Marshall; two grandmothers, Shirley Granger of Green Forest and Mary Jo Slay of Marshall; many other relatives and a host of friends. He was preceded in death by grandfathers, Lee Roy Martin and Ben Charles Slay and step-grandfather, David Granger. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 17, 2004, at the Nelson Chapel in Green Forest with Rev. Freddy Blevins officiating. Interment will follow in the Norris Cemetery under the direction of Nelson Funeral Service. Online condolences may be sent to the family at nelsonfuneral.com. | Slay, Michael Lee (I57707)
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| 20 | Mrs. Ollie C. Slay, of Tyrone, passed away July 18, 2007. She was preceded in death by her husband, Roy B. Slay and sister, Grace Clark and is survived by her dear friends, Howard and Louise Blair of Tyrone and many nieces, nephews and cousins. Graveside services will be held Saturday, July 21, 2007 at 1 o'clock at Westview Cemetery, Rev. Scott Pickering officiating. Those wishing may send an online condolence at www.parrottfuneralhome.com. The family will receive friends Friday evening from 5:00 until 8:00 at Parrott Funeral Home, Fairburn, 770-964-4800. Atlanta Journal Constitution Friday, July 20, 2007 | Clark, Ollie M (I69187)
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| 21 | NEWTON--Graveside services for Minnie Ruth Dillard, 82, who died Nov. 25, 2004, at Riley's Memorial Hospital, were held Saturday, Nov. 27, 2004, at Newton Masonic Cemetery. The Rev. Gary Felton officiated. James F. Webb Funeral Home in Newton was in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Dillard was a homemaker. She was a member of Grace Baptist Church in Santa Maria, Calif. Mrs. Dillard was preceded in death by her parents, Henry Eugene and Ruth Elizabeth Smith Bruce; three sisters, Agnes Bruce, Elsie Shepherd and Stelle Grover; and one brother, William Bruce. Survivors include her husband, Hinton J. Dillard of Newton; and one brother, Robert Bruce of Ridgeland. Pallbearers were C.B. Thompson, Charles Thompson, Mack Comans, Maxie Savell, Robert Bruce Jr. and Warren Peebles. Scott County Times, The (Forest, MS) - Wednesday, December 1, 2004 | Bruce, Minnie Ruth (I71254)
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| 22 | Norwich - Rose E. Burgess, 73, wife of the late Charles R. Burgess, of Starr St., Norwich, died Thursday, March 24, 2011, at The William W. Backus Hospital. Born in Greeleyville, S.C., on Jan. 11, 1938, she was the daughter of the late George Slay and Ollie Scott. Funeral services and burial will take place in Greeleyville, S.C. Local arrangements are under the direction of the Labenski Funeral Home. Published in The Day on Mar. 26, 2011 | Slay, Rose Ellen (I70222)
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| 23 | Our beautiful mother, grandmother and sister passed away peacefully Jan. 14, 2013, at McKay-Dee Hospital in Ogden, Utah surrounded by her loving family. She will be deeply missed and loved until we see her smiling face again. Barbara was born Sept. 29, 1935, in St. Anthony, Idaho, to Martin Alonzo "Tex" Hamberlin and Ida Venice Nave. She lived in Idaho until she was 12 years old when her family moved to Brigham City, Utah. She spent many enjoyable years there, and especially enjoyed her time at Box Elder High School where she developed lifelong relationships with many dear friends. Her family later moved to Lewiston, Utah, where she graduated from North Cache High School in 1953. Barbara married Dale Gardner and moved to California where four of her beautiful children were born. They later divorced and she married Jack Beach, who had a son Elvin, and later they had two more children together. In 1966 the family moved back to Cache Valley and she lived out the rest of her life raising her happy family. Barbara spent many years working and making good friends waitressing. She also worked many years at Wurlitzer Piano, spent several years in Pennsylvania working for the Sohmer Piano Corporation and later retired from Herff Jones in Logan, Utah. Her favorite parts of work were the friends she made along the way, and seeing someone happy with the work she had done. She had a magical talent for furniture restoration and working with wood which she shared with many people and businesses. Mom will be remembered most for the gift of love and generosity she shared with everyone and the way she cared so deeply for the welfare of her large family. Barbara is survived her by her children Buff (Laura) Gardner of North Logan, DeLaine (Shawn) Lawlor of Logan, Jeri (Doug) White of Smithfield, Nikki Long of Logan, Linda Holland of Hyrum and Doug (Jennifer) Beach of North Logan; sister Bonnie Foltz of Providence; brother Mike (Christine) Hamberlin of Alamogordo, N.M.; sister Marie LaNae (Jim) Dial of Hyrum; 20 grandchildren and 35 great-grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her parents, sister Judy Loftus, son Elvin Beach and grandchildren Zak Miller and Andi Kim Allred. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 19, 2013, in the Logan 29th Ward chapel, 792 N. 500 East in Logan, Utah. A viewing will be held for friends and family from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday and 10 to 10:45 a.m. Saturday at the Logan 29th Ward chapel. Funeral and graveside services will be under the direction of Bishop Craig Patterson of the Logan River 4th Ward. Interment will be in the Logan City Cemetery. Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at www.webbmortuary.com. Published in Logan Herald Journal from January 17 to January 19, 2013 | Hamberlin, Barbara (I66094)
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| 24 | ROBERTS Services Sunday for Artell Roberts Funeral services for Artell Green Roberts, 67, were held at 3 p.m. Sunday in Robert Lee Baptist Church. Burial was in Robert Lee Cemetery directed by Newby Funeral Home. Mr. Roberts was pronounced dead about 2:30 p.m. Friday in his pickup on Texas Highway 208 one mile south of Robert Lee. Justice of the Peace Roy P. Ross ruled death by natural causes, apparently a heart attack. He was returning home from San Angelo. Mr. Roberts was born March 7, 1902 in Brown County. He came to Coke County as a child with his parents. He was married to Lola Taylor in 1926 in Robert Lee. She died in 1941. He was married to Reba Woods Feb. 14, 1948 in Robert Lee. He was a Baptist. He is survived by his wife; one daughter, Mrs. Kay Pitcock of Lubbock; two sisters, Mrs Calvin (Leona) Wallace and Mrs. Alice Benton, both of Robert Lee and several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers were Finis Harmon, Crowley Harmon, Lewis Heuvel, Maurice Yarbrough, James McClure, Fred McCabe Sr. All of Robert Lee and Delbert Vestal of Ballinger and W. H. Maxwell of Bronte. The Observer Robert Lee, Coke County TX November 1969 ****************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** Artell Roberts, 67, died of an apparent heart attack about 2:30 pm Friday while on his way home from a cattle auction in Robert Lee. Mr Roberts was driving a pickup truck and pulling a cattle trailer loaded with two calves he had just purchases. The car climbed an embankment and stopped about one mile south of Robert Lee on Texas 203. The Roberts ranch is about 10 miles west. Funeral will be conducted at 3 pm Sunday from the First Baptist Church. Burial will be in the Robert Lee Cemetery under the direction of Newby Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife; a daughter, Mrs Gaylor Pitcock of Lubbock; two sisters, Mrs Calvin Wallace and Mrs Oda Benton, both of Robert Lee. The Abilene Reporter News November 8, 1969 | Roberts, Artell Green (I47589)
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| 25 | The Wolf Man of Comstock Written by Brad Bradley Wednesday, 23 February 2011 By: Gary Humphreys, Class of 1964 As told by Maudie Belle McNutt Humphreys circa 1950’s The wolf man was discovered around 1924 near Comstock, Texas on the McNutt Ranch. Maudie McNutt about 10 years of age was riding horse back with her Grandfather Peter McNutt and several hands of the McNutt Ranch. North east of the ranch headquarters near a dirt tank, the group rode upon a lamb that had just been killed. Immediately Pete McNutt said, “look straight ahead and keep riding”. They rode by the slaughtered lamb not looking down. In the past they had found other stock dead as if they had been slaughtered. And Items have turned up missing out of the tool shed. Riding straight ahead and going over a hill Pete instructed little Maudie along with one of the hands to return the Ranch Headquarters. After Maudie and the hand had ridden a safe distance, Pete and the other hands circled around and returned to the slaughtered lamb. Topping the hill again Pete saw movement at the site. Pulling out their ropes and spurring their horses, they rode in and roped the Wolfman. Not being violent but scared the Wolfman gave in. Pete and his men returned to the ranch headquarters with the captured Wolfman, the dark skinned man was heavily bearded, his hair long and matted, he was unbathed and half dressed in sheep skin with a foul odor. Standing out front of the rock house near the cool box (a spring where Grandmaw Margaret McNutt kept her perishables in glass jars submerged in the cool water) Margaret, Maudie, Mary and Pauline along with the hand had all five sets of eyes on the Wolfman as they approached the house. When they reached the house, Pete instructed the men to tie the Wolfman to one of the pecan trees in the yard. Maudie went into the house returned with a fresh glass of water. Pete said he would ride into Comstock the following morning and fetch Sheriff M. L. Whistler out of Del Rio to come and pick him up. That night Pete locked him in the tool shed out behind the house. Sleep was short that night for all. Margaret prepared a plate and Maudie took the plate to the Wolfman. He did not talk but only grunted and ate with his hands. Maudie said other than looks he seemed harmless. After about three days the Sheriff arrived to transport the Wolfman to Del Rio. Over a cup of coffee Pete and the sheriff discussed that they suspected that the Wolfman had escaped from a mental institution and had probably got off the train near Comstock. Judging from his looks he had been living off the land for some time. Researching the Sheriff’s records from the 20’s nothing could be found as to what happened to the Wolfman. Maudie presumed he was returned to an Institute and lived out his life there. | McNutt, Maudie Belle (I45075)
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| 26 | Mr. Slay was born in Glouster, Ohio on November 6, 1937, the son of the late Earl and Lola B. (Oiler) Slay Sr. Bill was married to Mary Craft, they later divorced. He married Elaine (Moore) Fletcher on September 15, 2000 in Pigeon Forge, TN. She survives him in Findlay. Bill is survived by two sons: Billy Jr. (Jackie) of Lima and Joe (Jill) of Findlay; a daughter: Terri (Raymond) Neville of Mortimer, OH; a stepdaughter: Michelle (Daemon) Cortez of Findlay and a stepson: Brian (Jamie) Rozelle of Maryland. He is also survived by two brothers: Terry of Weston, OH and Michael (Margaret) of Sycamore; two sisters: Jane Slay of Fostoria and Joyce (Jack) Mock of Findlay; eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a son: Michael; a brother: Earl Jr.; a sister: Sharon Pittenberger and an infant sister: Linda. Bill owned his own lawn care company. Bill served in the United States Army. He was a member of the Upper Room Church of God. Visitation will be held on Monday, September 7, 2009 from 6-8 p.m. at the Upper Room Church of God 520 W. Bigelow Ave., Findlay, Ohio. A Religious Service will be held at the Upper Room Church of God 520 W. Bigelow Ave Findlay, on Tuesday, September 8, 2009 at 11 a.m., with Bishop Terry McBeath officiating. Military rites will be performed by the Hancock County Veterans Memorial Squad following the service. In lieu of flowers, the family would like memorial contributions made in Billy's honor to the Upper Room Church of God, 520 W. Bigelow Ave., Findlay, Ohio 45840. Online condolences can be made at www.Routsonfuneralchapel.com. The Courier (Findlay OH) Saturday, September 5, 2009 | Slay, Billy Gail Sr (I60948)
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