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Source for:   Chester Mack Beattie Jr.,   18 NOV 1914 - 27 APR 2004         Index

Birth source:    S43892

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Source for:   Mary Ann Jordan,   1 MAR 1833 - 5 OCT 1915         Index

Name source:    S66711

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Source for:   William Francis Jordan,   14 NOV 1838 - 1 SEP 1901         Index

Birth source:    S23875

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Source for:   Mary Elizabeth Brooks,   1849 - 17 NOV 1929         Index

Birth source:    S75525

Text:   Summary of Mary Elizabeth Jordan's Corners report as written by Shirley E. Park, 2318 S. Hollyhock Lane, Williams, AZ 86046, on June 11, 2005:
Corner Elmer Larkin, Shasta County, California, Tuesday, November 19, 1929, McDonald & Scott Undertaking Parlors, Redding, California, Testimonies taken:
Minnie Jordan Dutton lives in Redding, Shasta County, California. She does book keeping work. Over 21 years of age. Her mother Mary lived in Morley-Kennet was her P. O. address. Lived with Minnie's sister, Mary's daughter Elizabeth Kyler. Mary was 80 years old. She came back from Oakland on Oct. 9th. Mary took a Southern Pacific cough medicine that was prescribed for Minnie's uncle. Mary went to the hospital on Sunday about 12:45 AM Dr. Dozier's Sanitarium was where she was taken. Mary died of a diabetic coma. Sunday night, November 17, 1929, at a quarter to ten Mary passed away. She was born in White Oaks, Georgia in 1849. Her parents were American.
Lawrence Dutton - middle initial "L", lives in Redding and is a shipping clerk at McCormick Saelzer, and a son-in-law of Mary. On Nov. 17 Silas, her son went with his driver to take his mother to the hospital. She visited Mount Shasta once within the last eight years of her life. She had trouble with the altitude and the doctor said she had a bad heart. Dr. C. A. Mueller lives in Redding, and is a physician and surgeon, over the age of 21 years, knew Mary Jordan for about twenty eight years.

Death source:    S75525

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Source for:   Minnie Jordan,    -          Index

Name source:    S75525

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Source for:   Joshua Jordan,   1764 - ABT 1835         Index

Name source:    S29601
Page:   292

Text:   Joshua Jordan came from Virginia, about the year 1802, with a family of 3 or 4 children, among whom were Elizabith and Caleb. He had been atenant under George Washington (1732-99), and was with his landlord in Braddock's defeat (1755). Rumor has it, as amere supposition, that the British General fell a victim to a bullet designed to an insult offered a respected superior. Jordan settled on the S.W. 1/4 of section 12, where at the time of the Indian Disturbances he built a block-house. He subsequently removed to Barney's Prairie, and there died.
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Source for:   Elizabeth Ann Turner,   ABT 1725 - ABT 1781         Index

Name source:    S71874

Text:   Date of Import: 11 May 2005
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Source for:   Jesse Grant Pattee,   28 OCT 1864 - 8 DEC 1951         Index

Name source:    S74863

Text:   Date of Import: 16 May 2005

Birth source:    S74863

Text:   Date of Import: 16 May 2005

Text:   Date of Import: 16 May 2005

Death source:    S74863

Text:   Date of Import: 16 May 2005

Occupation source:    S74863

Text:   Date of Import: 16 May 2005