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| Mary SCHEEL |
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Birth Date: |
25 Aug 1937 |
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Death Date: |
1 May 2004 |
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Social Security Number: |
287-32-4767 |
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State or Territory Where Number Was
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Ohio |
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ZIP Code: |
77040 |
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Bammel, Harris, Texas |
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Houston, Harris, Texas |
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Jersey Village, Harris, Texas |
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Kohrville, Harris, Texas |
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Satsuma, Harris, Texas |
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Zip Code: |
77040 |
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Localities: |
Bammel, Harris, Texas |
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Houston, Harris, Texas |
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Jersey Village, Harris, Texas |
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Kohrville, Harris, Texas |
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Satsuma, Harris, Texas |
| Ernest NOLIN |
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Birth Date: |
21 Feb 1940 |
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Death Date: |
1 Sep 1996 |
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Social Security Number: |
011-30-9782 |
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State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: |
Massachusetts |
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Death Residence Localities |
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ZIP Code: |
77539 |
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Localities: |
Dickinson, Galveston, Texas |
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San Leon, Galveston, Texas |
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Name: Della Pearl Wallis
Sex: F
Birth: 28 NOV 1909 in Godley, Johnson County, Texas
Death: 9 FEB 1983 in Crocket, Texas
Census: 8 APR 1930 pg 7-101A, sheet 4A, ED 29, Justice Precinct 1,
house #64, family #68, Jim Wells County, Texas
Father: Joshua
LaFayette Wallis b: 1 MAR 1869 in Bull Mt., Marion County, Alabama
Mother: Malinda Jane
Williams b: 1872
Marriage 1 John Edward
Bowen
- Married: 20 FEB 1932 in Mathis, Texas
| Della Pearl Wallis |
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Birth: 28 Nov 1909 |
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Available on CD-ROM Disc# 115 |
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Alana KUROSAKI
2961 E. Weymouth St. Tucson Arizona 85716 |
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FLEMING, Muriel Martha April 5, 1915 - August 21, 2004 (Almonte Train Wreck,
1942)...at Bonnechere Manor, Renfrew, Ontario on Saturday morning. Muriel
fleming (nee Scheel), formerly of Arnprior and Morh's Road, Fitzroy Township in
her 90th year. Beloved wife of the late Joseph Fleming (1994). Dear mother of
David (Nancy) Fleming of Birdy Bay, NFLD and Donald (Hope) Fleming of Calgary,
Alberta. Dear grandmother of Ruth (Christopher Camp), Christopher, Leah and
Joel. Dear sister of Iris Scheel of Kenya, East Africa, Thelma (Harold) Lindsay
and Geraldine (late Doug) Macklem of Arnprior. Predeceased by brothers Ernie,
Arden, Gerald and Robert Scheel and sisters Erma (late Tom) Daze, Mildred
Switzer, Eva (late Orville) Felhaver. Dear sister-in-law of Pat Scheel and
Nettie Scheel Young. (22 August 2004)
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James WALLIS / Marguerett DONHAM |
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Record submitted after 1991 by a member of the LDS Church to request LDS temple ordinances. No additional information is available. Ancestral File may list the same family and the submitter. |
| Scheel, Mary "Elaine" |
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MARY "ELAINE" SCHEEL, born August 25, 1937
in Columbus, Ohio, passed away Saturday, May 1, 2004. She was a Director of
Liturgy and Religious Education. She taught in Catholic schools in Ohio and
Galveston, and more recently, retired as a Diocesan Director of the Persons with
Disabilities Program. In 1982, Elaine received a Papal
award. She also enjoyed bird watching and growing roses. Elaine was preceded in death
by her husband Robert Bernard "Bob" Scheel, her parents,
Clifford and Mary
Virginia Duncan and a brother, Jerry Duncan. She is survived by her son, Patrick
Duncan Scheel, daughter,
Mary Virginia Scheel and husband David;
son, Michael R. Scheel
and wife Susan; grandchildren, Joshua, Scotty and Duncan Scheel, Benjamin and Matthew
Williams; and her little granddaughter, Mary Emily Williams. The
family will receive friends from 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. Monday at Waltrip
Funeral Directors, 1415 Campbell Rd. where a Vigil Service will be held at 7:00
p.m. The Funeral Liturgy will be 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, May 4, 2004 at St. Matthew
the Evangelist Catholic Church, 9915 Hollister with Reverend Jack Cavanaugh
celebrant. The Rite of Committal will follow in Memorial Oaks Cemetery. For
those desiring, memorial contributions may be made in Elaine's name, to the
charity of your choosing.
Published in the Houston Chronicle on 5/3/2004. |
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| Robert Scheel |
| SSN: |
284-24-6876 |
| Born: |
25 May 1930 |
| Last Benefit: |
77040 Houston, Harris, Texas, United States of America |
| Died: |
Jan 1985 |
| State (Year) SSN issued: |
Ohio (Before 1951 ) |
| Scheel |
Robert |
Bernard |
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01-25-1985 |
HARRIS |
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John Edward Bowen on Ancestry.com
Tuesday, November 11, 1986 |
| Top News Headlines This
Week: |
| Nov 11 - Houston's Astro
Mike Scott (18-10) wins NL Cy Young Award
Nov 11 - Suriname government proclaims gold
purification Nov 12 - France performs nuclear
test Nov 12 - Roger Clemens wins AL Cy Young Award
unanimously Nov 13 - Giselle Jeanne-Marie LaRonde of
Trinidad, 23, crowned 36th Miss World Nov 13 - US
president Reagan confesses weapon sales to Iran
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| Top Songs for
1986 |
| Rock Me Amadeus by Falco
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Walk Like an Egyptian by Bangles
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| Stuck with You by Huey Lewis &
the News |
Kiss by Prince & the
Revolution |
| On My Own by Patti LaBelle &
Michael McDonald |
That's What Friends Are For by
Dionne & Friends |
| Papa Don't Preach by Madonna
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Greatest Love of All by Whitney
Houston |
| Kyrie by Mr. Mister
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How Will I Know by Whitney Houston
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| 1986 Prices |
US
President |
| Bread: |
$0.56/loaf |
Ronald
Reagan |
| Milk: |
$1.92/gal |
US Vice President |
| Eggs: |
$1.21/doz |
George Bush
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| Car: |
$12,894 |
Academy Award Winners |
| Gas: |
$0.93/gal |
| Best
Picture: |
Platoon |
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Directed By Oliver
Stone |
| Best
Actor: |
Paul Newman |
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in The Color Of
Money |
| Best
Actress: |
Marlee Martin |
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in Children Of Lesser
God | |
| House: |
$111,900 |
| Stamp: |
$0.22/ea |
| Avg
Income: |
$34,924/yr |
| Min
Wage: |
$3.35/hr |
| DOW
Avg: |
1,896 |
| People born on November
11 |
| 1962 - Demi Moore [Guynes],
Roswell NM, actress (7th Sign, Blame it on Rio) |
| 1925 - Jonathan Winters Dayton
OH, comedian (J Winters Show, Mork & Mindy) |
| 1922 - Kurt Vonnegut Jr author
(Slaughterhouse Five, Sirens of Titan) |
| 1915 - William Proxmire
(Sen-D-WI) (Golden Fleece Awards) |
| 1914 - Howard Fast screenwriter
(Rachel & the Stranger,
Spartacus) | |
| On TV in
1986 |
| Cheers |
Night
Court |
Miami
Vice |
Moonlighting |
St.
Elsewhere |
| L.A.
Law |
The Cosby
Show |
The Golden
Girls |
Family
Ties |
Cagney &
Lacey | |
| Hot New Toys
in 1986 |
| GoBots Rock
Lords |
Super
Madballs |
Glo Worm Glo
Friends |
| Sega Master
System |
Cabbage Patch
Kids |
GUTS |
| Lazer
Tag |
Kid
Sister |
Pictionary | |
| Top Books in
1986 |
| Sarah, Plain and Tall by Patricia
MacLachlan |
The Making of the Atomic Bomb by
Richard Rhodes |
| Cadillac Desert by Marc Reisner
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| copyright 1997-2006 dMarie
Direct Inc | |
| Top News Headlines This
Week: |
| Mar 8 - "Golden Boy"
closes at Majestic Theater NYC after 569 performances
Mar 8 - An IRA bomb destroyed Nelson's Column in Dublin
Mar 8 - Casey Stengel elected to Hall of Fame
Mar 9 - Andrew Brimmer becomes 1st black Governor of
Federal Reserve Board Mar 10 - 5 time Horse of the
Year, Kelso, retires Mar 10 - Dutch crown princess
Beatrix marries Claus von Amsberg |
| Top Songs for
1966 |
| We Can Work It Out by Beatles
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The Ballad of the Green Berets by
S/Sgt. Barry Sadler |
| Monday, Monday by The Mama's &
the Papa's |
Cherish by Association
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| Winchester Cathedral by New
Vaudeville Band |
I'm a Believer by Monkees
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| You Can't Hurry Love by Supremes
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Soul and Inspiration by Righteous
Brothers |
| Summer In the City by Lovin'
Spoonful |
Wild Thing by Troggs
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| 1966 Prices |
US
President |
| Bread: |
$0.22/loaf |
Lyndon B.
Johnson |
| Milk: |
$1.11/gal |
US Vice President |
| Eggs: |
$1.05/doz |
Hubert H.
Humphrey |
| Car: |
$2,410 |
Academy Award Winners |
| Gas: |
$0.32/gal |
| Best
Picture: |
A Man For All
Seasons |
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Directed
By F.zimmerman |
| Best
Actor: |
Paul Scofield |
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in A Man For All
Seasons |
| Best
Actress: |
Elizabeth Taylor |
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in Who's Afraid Of Virginia
Woolf? | |
| House: |
$23,300 |
| Stamp: |
$0.05/ea |
| Avg
Income: |
$8,395/yr |
| Min
Wage: |
$1.25/hr |
| DOW
Avg: |
786 |
| People born on March
8 |
| 1859 - Kenneth Grahame, author
(Wind, Willows) |
| 1841 - Oliver Wendell Holmes
Massachusetts, 59th Supreme Court justice (1902-32) |
| 1921 - Cyd Charisse [Tula
Ellice Finklea] Amarillo TX, dancer/actress (East Side West Side, Brigadoon)
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| 1943 - Lynn Redgrave London
England, actress (Georgie Girl) Weight-Watcher
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| On TV in
1966 |
| Hogan's
Heroes |
Get
Smart |
Batman |
| Mission:
Impossible |
Lost in
Space |
Star
Trek |
| The
Monkees |
The
Avengers |
Green
Acres |
| I Dream of
Jeannie | |
| Hot New Toys
in 1966 |
| Parker Brothers' Ouija
Board |
Incredible
Edibles |
Get Smart Pen
Radio |
| Twister |
Hot
Wheels |
Mystery
Date |
| Green Hornet Walkie
Talkie |
Captain
Action |
Battery Operated
Batmobile | |
| Top Books in
1966 |
| The Art of Memory by Frances A.
Yates |
The Magus by John Fowles
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| The Contours of American History
by William Appleman Williams |
Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys
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| Yo, Juan de Pareja (I, Juan de
Pareja) by Elizabeth Borton de Trevino
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| Top News Headlines This
Week: |
| Apr 20 - 68th Boston
Marathon won by Aurele Vandendriessche of Belg in 2:19:59
Apr 20 - 86% of black students boycott Cleveland
schools Apr 21 - Pirates & Cubs combine for 9
HRs, Pirates win 8-5 Apr 22 - Tanganyika &
Zanzibar form republic Tanzania Apr 22 - World's Fair
(Flushing Meadow, Corona Park, NY) opens
Apr 23 - James Baldwin's "Blues for Mr Charlie," premieres in
NYC |
| Top Songs for
1964 |
| The House of the Rising Sun by
Animals |
Can't Buy Me Love by Beatles
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| Oh, Pretty Woman by Roy Orbison
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I Feel Fine by Beatles
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| I Want to Hold Your Hand by
Beatles |
She Loves You by Beatles
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| There! I've Said It Again by Bobby
Vinton |
Baby Love by Supremes
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| Chapel of Love by Dixie Cups
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I Get Around by Beach Boys
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| 1964 Prices |
US
President |
| Bread: |
$0.21/loaf |
Lyndon B.
Johnson |
| Milk: |
$1.06/gal |
US Vice President |
| Eggs: |
$0.98/doz |
No Vice
President |
| Car: |
$2,350 |
Academy Award Winners |
| Gas: |
$0.30/gal |
| Best
Picture: |
My Fair Lady |
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Directed By George
Cukor |
| Best
Actor: |
Rex Harrison |
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in My Fair Lady |
| Best
Actress: |
Julie Andrews |
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in Mary
Poppins | |
| House: |
$20,500 |
| Stamp: |
$0.05/ea |
| Avg
Income: |
$7,336/yr |
| Min
Wage: |
$1.25/hr |
| DOW
Avg: |
874 |
| People born on April
20 |
| 1920 - John Paul Stevens
Illinois, Supreme Court Justice (1975- ) |
| 1949 - Jessica Lange Cloquet
Minnesota, actress (King Kong, Tootsie) |
| 1941 - Ryan O'Neal LA Calif,
actor (Peyton Place, Paper Moon, Love
Story) | |
| On TV in
1964 |
| The Dick Van Dyke
Show |
The Beverly
Hillbillies |
The Man From
U.N.C.L.E. |
| Gilligan's
Island |
Bewitched |
The
Fugitive |
| The
Flinstones |
The Addams
Family |
The Twilight
Zone |
| The Andy Griffith
Show | |
| Hot New Toys
in 1964 |
| Nutty
Mads |
Gun That Shoots Around The
Corner |
Bobbing Head Beatles
Dolls |
| Foto-Electric Pro Football Hall of
Fame Game |
Addams Family "Thing"
Bank |
Easy Bake
Oven |
| Agent Zero-M Invisible Ink
Set |
Creepy
Crawlers |
Mad Magazine Straight
Jacket | |
| Top Books in
1964 |
| It's Like This, Cat by Emily
Cheney Neville |
Why We Can't Wait, Martin Luther
King by Jr. |
| Shadow and Act by Ralph Ellison
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