Individual Notes

Note for: Roland Budine, 18 Jul 1932 - 2 Jun 1995 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Walton Cemetery, Walton, Delaware, NY

Individual Note:
     Roland Budine was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force during the Korea Conflict. He worked at Breakstone, in Walton, and was a member of the United Methodist Church of Walton. He was Past Assistant Fire Chief of the Walton Fire Department, and Past New York State Fire Instructor. He was a sufferer of multiple sclerosis. He enjoyed playing drums while health permitted and had played often with a small combo at Roundup Ranch and elsewhere.

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Note for: Andrew Shropshire, 10 Feb 1819 - 15 Oct 1891 Index

Individual Note:
Andrew, age 40, was listed in the June 9, 1860 Federal census as a resident of the Maurice River township, Cumberland County, NJ. His was family #110 numbered in the order of visitation. He was a Master Seaman with real estate valued at $300 and a personal estate of $100. Others in the family were wife Ellen S. (32), Mary Ann (14), Edward H. (12), Lydia D. (9), Ida C. (7), Ellen H. (6) and Sallie B. (3).

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Note for: Ida C. Shropshire, 2 Oct 1852 - 1934 Index

Individual Note:
Ida may be Ada H. Duffield's aunt. She is buried in NJ in the Port Elizabeth United Methodist Church cemetery in the same plot with J. Howard Heisler (1865-1938), Laura S. Heisler (1876-1948), John E. Heisler (1909-1976), Rueben W. Shropshire (1847-1925) and Anna T. Shropshire (1873-1946).

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Note for: Mae Eva Frazier, 8 Oct 1890 - 1 Jul 1975 Index

Individual Note:
Mae is buried in the I.O.O.F. cemetery, Milton-Freewater, Oregon. She married Ora Estes Smith December 20, 1922 but had no children. In December of 1960, she lived at 115 S.E. 9 Ave., Milton, OR.

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Note for: Ora Estes Smith, 13 Sep 1879 - 5 Jun 1950 Index

Individual Note:
Spanish-American War Veteran.

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Note for: Ida Ola Demaris, 12 Sep 1898 - 23 Feb 1975 Index

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Divorced August, 1928.

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Note for: William Samuel Frazier, 15 Sep 1823 - 29 Jul 1896 Index

Individual Note:
      William is buried in the Old cemetery, Milton, Oregon. He served in the army of the Confederacy and left Texas after the war for the promise of a better life in the fabled west.
        1850 US Federal Census; William S. Frazier and family lived in the 9th Civil District, Hardin County, Tenn., in dwelling #33, Family #33 (page 212). He was a farmer with real estate valued at $200. He lived with wife, Rachel, who was born in Alabama and two children; a son, age 4 and Martha, age 1, both born in Tennessee.
        1880 US Federal Census; W.S. Frazier, family number 62, page 6, lived in Milton precinct, Umatilla County, Oregon with wife Rachel. He was a 57 year old farmer born in N.C. as was both his parents.

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Note for: Rachel Paulina Williams, 28 Nov 1827 - 5 Feb 1882 Index

Individual Note:
Rachel is buried in Old cemetery, Milton, Oregon. According to 1880 US census, Rachel was the 53 year old wife of W.S. Frazier. Her birthday was in January. She kept house and was undergoing change of life. She was born in Alabama while both her parents were born in Georgia.

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Note for: James Frazier, 1800 - 1866 Index

Individual Note:
FROM HTTP://MUSEUM.BMI.NET: James was undoubtedly married before his marriage to Minerva Neal, as he had six children before his marriage to Minerva in 1839. This marriage is shown in the index of Granville County, TN Marriages 1753 - 1868, but the only other marriage to a James Frazier is to a Mary Hunt, 8th July 1828. As William Samuel is born in 1823, we don't know if this is likely.
The U.S. 1850 Census says James & family lived at dwelling #28, family #28 (page 211) in the 9th Civil District of Hardin County, Tenn. Also living with them were nine children, ages 1-19.