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Note for:   John Powers,   1843 - 1894         Index

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Emigration:   
     Date:   1850

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Note for:   Rachael Pricilla Arnold,   01 MAR 1845 - 1919         Index

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Christening:   
     Date:   22 JUN 1845
     Place:   ST. IGNATIUS, Mt. Savage, Allegany, MD

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Note for:   James Francis Powers,   31 JUL 1863 - 1913         Index

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Death Note:    Buried St. Michaels Cemetery, Frostburg

Death Note: Source:    Mary E. Powers

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Note for:   Alan Hamilton Bowker,   16 JUL 1948 -          Index

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Birth Note:    Walter Read Hospital

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Note for:   Alan Hamilton Bowker,   20 SEP 1909 - 15 OCT 1957         Index

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Emigration:   
     Date:   23 JAN 1923
     Place:   Ellis Island, New York City, New York
     Note:   Place of Residence; Stockport, England
Ship of travel; Scythia
Port of departure; Liverpool, England
Name Note:    Born John Alfred Bowker.

Individual Note:
     Name legally changed from John Alfred to Alan Hamilton Bowker

Death Note:    Cancer

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Note for:   Mary Irene Powers,   01 MAY 1914 - 02 MAR 2007         Index

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Death Note:    2:30 p.m.
Greenbrae Care Center

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Note for:   John Nathan Powers,   03 NOV 1868 - 1944         Index

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Name Note:    Uncle Jake

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Note for:   Costello Page Massey,   31 MAR 1909 - 08 AUG 1942         Index

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Individual Note:
     Costello Page Massey was known as CP and was a Lieutenant in the US Navy and attended the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. He was killed in the Battle of Savo Island during the landings Guadalcanal at during the early morning of Aug 8, 1942.

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Note for:   Raymond Oren Fritts,   25 APR 1890 - 20 JUL 1971         Index

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Event:   
     Type:   Fact 1
     Place:   Buried Casper Wy

Individual Note:
     Ray Fritts, 81, Dies Following Long Illness
Raymond O. Fritts Sr., 81, a retired railroad employee died late Monday in Memorial Hospital following a seven month illness. He was born April 25, 1890 in Sterling, Neb. And was reared at Lincoln Neb., where his parents had a farm. He entered the U. S. Army during World War I. Following his discharge from the Army in 1919 he took up a homestead north of Douglas and in 1920 he moved to Casper. He married Ruth E. Cross in Achison Kan., Oct 31, 1921, and they made their home in Casper. He was employed by the North Western Railroad for 37 years and during this time he was a mail contractor for local and star routes. He retired from the railroad in 1957. Fritts was a 50 year member of the American Legion, George W. Vroman Post No. 1 and The First Presbyterian Church of Casper. Survivors included the widow of the family home at 1026 South Jackson; two sons, Ray O. Jr. of Casper and Darrel E. of Orange, Calif., two daughters, Mrs Gus (JoEva) Benardis of Casper and Mrs Clyde (Doris) Elliott of Kerrville, Tex.; 12 grandchildren; one great grandchild and one sister, Mrs Bertha Walters in Debary Fla. Services are tentatively planned at 11 a.m.. Friday. The Bustard Funeral is in charge of the arrangements.

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