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 | Cincinnati, Ohio US City Directory 1877
Frank M Reting, driver, rear 51 Rottenhouse Cincinnati, Ohio |
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 | Cincinnati, Ohio US City Directory 1878
Frank Reting, dray, 176 baymiller Cincinnati, Ohio
Frank Reting, lab, 142 Linn Cincinnati, Ohio |
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| 103 |
 | Cincinnati, Ohio US City Directory 1885
Frank M Reting, City Fireman, 675 Vine Cincinnati, Ohio |
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| 104 |
 | Cincinnati, Ohio US City Directory 1886
Frank M. Reting, City Fireman 675 Vine
Mrs. Lizzie Reting 110 Carr
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 | Cincinnati, Ohio US City Directory 1888
Elizabeth Reting, widow of Francis 94 Flint Rd
Frank M. Reting, city fireman, 14 Whiteman |
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| 106 |
 | Cincinnati, Ohio US City Directory 1894
Ella H Reting, saleslady, 208 W Front St
Frank Reting, Captain Fire Company No 1, 208 W Front St
source:
http://virtuallibrary.cincinnatilibrary.org/lib/5/1002/3_R917_71780025_.pdf |
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| 107 |
 | Cincinnati, Ohio US Directory 1900
Frank Reting, capt Fire Comp No 1, 310 W. Front St
Mamie Reting, 310 W. Front St |
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| 108 |
 | Cincinnati, Ohio, US City Directory 1880
Alice Reting, 293 Linn St Cincinnati, Ohio
Frank Reting, 142 Linn St Cincinnati, Ohio (This must be Alice's father-in-law as he lived at this address consistently. Wonder why Alice is listed instead of her husband Frank Matthew Reting Jr.? |
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| 109 |
 | Civil War Union Roster - 6th Kentucky Volunteer Infantry Company F
Reinhart, Joseph A History of the Kentucky Volunteer Infantry U.S. The Boys Who Feared No Noise 2000 Beargrass Press, Louisville, KY. page 390
Vardiman, Jerimiah J, mustered in 12/24/61, age 25, residence Shelby County, mustered out 12/31/64.
Vardiman, John T, Corporal, mustered in 12/24/61, age 23, residence Shelby County, mustered out 12/31/64. |
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 | Death Card - 1888 2/4- Frank Reting Sr., age 72, Millities Cerebri
Corner of Flint and Dalton Ave Cincinnati, Ohio
St. Joseph's Cemetery |
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| 116 |
 | Death Card - 1892 1/25 - Elizabeth Rueting, age 72, asthma
N.W. Corner of Dalton and Flint, Cincinnati, Ohio
St. Joseph's Cemetery
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| 117 |
 | Death Card - 1892 3/22 - Agnes Pfeifer, age 33, Bright's disease (kidneys)
92 Dalton St. Cincinnati, Ohio
St. Joseph's Cemetery |
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| 118 |
 | Death Card - 1895 2/25 - John King Jr. - age 4 months, pneumonia
N.E. Corner of Race and Front Street Cincinnati, Ohio
St. Joseph's Cemetery |
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| 119 |
 | Death Card - 1897 10/11 John King Sr., age 29, Pneumonia
City Hospital at 48 Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio
St. Joseph's Cemetery |
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| Dr. E Jerry Vardaman, professor of archeology and religion, Biblical Chronology
a former professor at Southern Baptist Theological University for 14 years and Hong Kong Baptist seminaries; an ordained Baptist minister; and founding director of the Cobb Institute of Archeology at Mississippi State University starting in 1973. He "retired" in 1994. |
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| Dr. E Jerry Vardaman, professor of archeology and religion, Lecture 1
a former professor at Southern Baptist Theological University for 14 years and Hong Kong Baptist seminaries; an ordained Baptist minister; and founding director of the Cobb Institute of Archeology at
Mississippi State University starting in 1973. He "retired" in 1994. |
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| Dr. E Jerry Vardaman, professor of archeology and religion, Lecture 2
a former professor at Southern Baptist Theological University for 14 years and Hong Kong Baptist seminaries; an ordained Baptist minister; and founding director of the Cobb Institute of Archeology at Mississippi State University starting in 1973. He "retired" in 1994. |
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| Dr. E Jerry Vardaman, professor of archeology and religion, Lecture 3
a former professor at Southern Baptist Theological University for 14 years and Hong Kong Baptist seminaries; an ordained Baptist minister; and founding director of the Cobb Institute of Archeology at Mississippi State University starting in 1973. He "retired" in 1994. |
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| 125 |
 | Dr. James "Jim" W. Vardaman Obituary and Tribute 7 Feb 2018
https://www.baylor.edu/mediacommunications/news.php?action=story&story=194414 |
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| 126 |
 | Elizabeth Vardiman Obituary
15 March 1977 |
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| 127 |
 | Emmeline Blanchett elopes with Jones
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| 128 |
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| Epsilon Vardaman Roberson update by Mike Brown 9 Aug 2021
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 | Family Bible Holy Matrimony 1897 02/18
James W Vardeman and Annie Cundiff married in Louisville, Kentucky |
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 | Family Bible Presentation Page
To: John and Harriet Cram
From: John and Samantha Vardaman
1933
To: Sol and Hattie Jones
Then: Brother John Vardaman to Ethel Wilson Vinson
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| 133 |
 | Frances Rae Clinkscales Stanley Obituary
b. 5 March 1919 Williamstown, Kentucky
d. 10 September 2018 Williamstown, Kentucky |
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 | Francis Marion Cockrell, appointed as an Inter-state Commerce Commissioner (ICC) due to his integrity and ability
Appointment to ICC, certificate signed by President Teddy Roosevelt March 1905 |
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| 135 |
 | Frederic-Charles and Rose Elisabeth Sahler Bouthenot Home in France
Article translated from French to English |
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| 136 |
 | Funeral Service 2000
Frances Louise Carter Vardiman Robinson |
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| 137 |
 | Games Family: John Games (immigrant from Scotland), Gideon Games (War of 1812)
History of Pioneer Families in Callaway County, Missouri
"Gideon was in the war of 1812, and was at the battle of the Thames, where the celebrated Tecumseh was killed. He saw the great chief fall after he was shot by Colonel Johnson." |
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 | Giles Harris Obituary 1966
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 | History of Gerrard Riley Sr. and Frances Wright Riley
Delightful story about when Frances first saw Garrard when they were early teenagers at the end of the American Revolution. |
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| 142 |
 | History of Salem Baptist Church
Rev Jeremiah Vardeman |
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| 143 |
 | History of The Baptists of Saline County Missouri by D.C. Bolton
Reverends William Vardeman and John Thomas Vardeman |
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 | History of The Baptists of Saline County Missouri by D.C. Bolton
page 87 Rev William Vardeman, Salem Church and Pin Oak Church |
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 | History of The Baptists of Saline County Missouri by D.C. Bolton
page 88 Rev William Vardeman, Pin Oak Church |
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 | History of The Baptists of Saline County Missouri by D.C. Bolton
page 89 Rev William Vardeman |
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 | History of The Baptists of Saline County Missouri by D.C. Bolton
page 95 Rev. Thos. Vardeman |
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| 148 |
 | History of The Baptists of Saline County Missouri by D.C. Bolton
page 62, Rev William Vardeman, Shiloh Church |
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| 149 |
 | History of The Baptists of Saline County Missouri by D.C. Bolton
page 64, Rev William Vardeman, Orearville Church part 1 of 3 |
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 | History of The Baptists of Saline County Missouri by D.C. Bolton
page 65 Rev William Vardeman, Orearville Church part 3 of 3 |
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