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Source for:   Everett Lincoln McQuiston,   18 JAN 1867 - 06 SEP 1870         Index

Birth source:    S223
Page:   page 516

Death source:    S223
Page:   page 516



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Source for:   Infant McQuiston,   07 SEP 1862 - 26 SEP 1862         Index

Birth source:    S223
Page:   page 516

Death source:    S223
Page:   page 516



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Source for:   John Aten McQuiston,   19 JAN 1864 - 18 MAY 1933         Index

Birth source:    S223
Page:   page 516

Burial source:    S223
Page:   page 516

Death source:    S223
Page:   page 516

Text:   in the Lutheran Hospital, in Brooklyn N. Y.


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Source for:   Margaret McQuiston,    -          Index

Name source:    S87
Page:   Page 15
Family Histories: Baird, Holcomb, Goddard, Adams, Lewis, McClurken, ..., (State of Illinois: Illinois Society, D.A.R. 1950). page 15


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Source for:   Mary Catherine McQuiston,   21 JUL 1860 - 08 FEB 1935         Index

Name source:    S87
Page:   Page 14
Family Histories: Baird, Holcomb, Goddard, Adams, Lewis, McClurken, ..., (State of Illinois: Illinois Society, D.A.R. 1950). page 14

Birth source:    S223
The McQuiston McCuiston and McQuesten Familes 1620 - 1937. page 516

Event source:    S223

Text:   MARY CATHERINE, b. July 21, 1860; was graduated from the State University at Lawrence, Kans., receiving her B.A. degree in 1883; from the elementary course of the Kansas Teachers College, Emporia, Kans., in 1894. In 1900 she came to Kansas City, Kans., as a teacher in the grade schools of the city, where she taught until her marriage in Los Angeles, July 8, 1907, to Artemas M. Bogle who was born in Perry County, Ohio, Mar. 9, 1860. He was a teacher in the Wyandotte High School, Kansas City, Kans., until his retirement in 1929. She d. Feb. 8, 1935, in Bethany Methodist Hospital; is buried at Pittsburg, Kans. She was a lifelong member of the United Presbyterian Church and was interested in all departments of its activities. The McQuiston McCuiston and McQuesten Familes 1620 - 1937. page 516

Death source:    S223
The McQuiston McCuiston and McQuesten Familes 1620 - 1937. page 516


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Source for:   William Milton McQuiston,   25 DEC 1855 - 15 MAY 1926         Index

Birth source:    S223
The McQuiston McCuiston and McQuesten Familes 1620 - 1937. page 516

Death source:    S223

Text:   Died May 15, 1926, of heart trouble; had been interested in mining in Old Mexico; resided in Pasadena for eighteen years, where he died. The McQuiston McCuiston and McQuesten Familes 1620 - 1937. page 516


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Source for:   Morna Gail McWilliams,   23 DEC 1883 - 20 MAR 1973         Index

Birth source:    S163
Narratives of Randolph County McC - McM. Page 63.

Birth source:    S215

Text:   Morna McClurkin

Burial source:    S90

Text:   http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=53378976

Residence source:    S27

Text:   Walter C McClurkin

Death source:    S170
Page:   page 18A, columns 1 & 3

Text:   MC CLURKIN — Rev. Walter C., DD, former resident of Walden and living in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, died June 20, 1973. Husband of the late Norma Gall McClurkin. Survived by daughter, Miss Eunice L. McClurkin, three grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Viewing hours at 7 p.m. at the A.D. Campbell Funeral Home, 14th St. and 8th Avenue. Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania.
Funeral services Friday. June 22 at 2 p.m. from the funeral home.
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Rev. Walter McClurkin
BEAVER FALLS, Pa. - The Rev. Waiter C. McClurkin, DD, pastor emeritus of the Coldenham Reformed Presbyterian Church, died on Wednesday (June 20, 1973).
Dr. McClurkin was pastor at Coldenham from 1931-57, and had resided in Beaver Falls about four years.
His wife, the former Morna Gail McClurkin, died March 20 of this year.
A daughter, Miss Eunice L. McClurkin; three grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren survive.
Arrangements are by the A. D. Campbell Funeral Home, 14th St. and 8th Ave., Beaver Falls, Pa.

Death source:    S215

Text:   Morna McClurkin

Residence source:    S24

Text:   Walter McClurken

Residence source:    S271

Text:   Walter C McClurkin