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Note N00027 Index

John went to the Mexican War with his brother, Ashley, in 1847. They both
joined the U.S. Army in Athens, Alabama, 5/10/1847. He was assigned to a
Capt. H.H. Higgins, and served in the 13th. Infantry, Company F.

He was killed in Mexico, and it is assumed the he is buried at Meir, Old Mexico.

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Note N00028 Index

Record of births in family bible for Samuel J. Lentz and Ellen P. Roberts, list name as Willey B. Lentz

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Note N00029 Index

Lakeland Hills Memorial Park is located on Park Road 4, 3-4 miles west of Hwy 281 betweent Marble Falls and Burnet, TX.

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Note N00030 Index

John M. Good fought in the Civil War. He was a teamster under General
Sherman's command. He died of smallpox during the seige of Vicksburg,
Mississippi. He is buried in Vicksburg, Mississippi.

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Note N00031 Index

James Dean served in the Confederate Army in the 6th Regiment Georgia Cavalry and in Captian Anderson's Company of Smith's Legion. He was a sergeant in both units. On July 13, 1863, it was reported that he had "died at Cumberland Gap, East Tennessee." This entry was later canceled. On 11/26/1863, he was listed as a deserter, with a notation, "Supposed to be captured." He was reported as captured in Cook County, Tennessee on 1/14/1864 and was imprisoned at Knoxville, Tennessee. He was transferred to Louisville, Kentucky on 1/24/1864. On 5/3/1865, he was transferred to New Orleans, Louisiana for exchange.

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Note N00032 Index

Grand-daughters, Cynthia and Roena said that Roena's middle name, Lea, is for their grand-mothers middle name. Records at City Hall, Snyder, Oklahoma and tombstone inscription indicates that the name is Rosa Lee as her name.

Name of mother on birth certificate of Jim Boston, son of Rosa Lee, indicates name as Rosa Lee.

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Note N00033 Index

5/2001--unable to locate grave

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Note N00034 Index

Phillip Lafayette is the founder of "Lance Caracker/Peanut Company"

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Obituary: Funeral services for Albert C. neece, 88, Rule, Texas, are scheduled
for 2 PM Tuesday from the Hampton-Vaughn Funeral Home Chapel. He died Monday morning in a Wichita Fall hospital. He lived in Bowie prior to 1929, where he was a music teacher. He then moved to Rule, where he has lived since and was a write and publisher of religious songs. He was a member of the Baptist Church. Survivors include two daughters, two sons, one sister, and two brothers. Burial wil be in Rosemound Cemetery., Wichita Falls.

Albert married five times, to 4 different women. The fourth marriage was the second marriage to Georgia Rorex and ended in divorce.

Alberts only children are from the marriage to Lucretia Watkins Neece.

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Note N00036 Index

Death as results of burns

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Note N00037 Index

After a gunfight in Georgia Willian H. (Bill) Thomas fled Georgia and changed his last name to FAIN, maiden name of his mother.

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Note N00038 Index

Also buried in Neece plot are these two children:
Janette J. Edwards 7/6/1930--7/21/1930
Alice D. Edwards 12/14/1925--7/15/1926

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Note N00039 Index

John Adam Neece was in the Union Army as a Private in Company G, 8th Regiment of the Missouri Cavalry Vlunteers. Unit was under command of Captain J. H. Garrison.