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101	Burial was at Friendship Baptist Church.	Martha Jane Spoon
102	Burial was in Old Methodist Episcopal Cemetery in Franklinville.	Mary Spoon
103	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	Mary Jane Spoon
104	Merritt and his family lived in a large house on Spoon Loop.	Merritt Claude Spoon
105	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	Nancy Miriam Spoon
106	Member of Eastern Star and the Methodist Church. Masonic rites were observed at Oliver's funeral.	Oliver Smith Spoon
107	Burial was at Low's Lutheran Church.	Peter Spoon
108	Burial was at New Virginia Cemetery.	Rhuehama Spoon
109	Burial was at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Greensboro.	Riley Spoon
110	Riley was a dentist in Winston-Salem, NC. His son, Riley Jr., took over his practice after he retired.	Riley Eugene Spoon
111	Rose Etta Spoon, twin sister of Mary Etta, died at age 15 of typhoid	Rose Zetta Spoon
112	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	Samuel Lafayette Spoon
113	Burial was at Mt. Tabor Cemetery.	Sarah Caroline Spoon
114	Burial was at Rock Creek Methodist Church.	Turley Spoon
115	Burial was at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Greensboro.	Vallie Irene Spoon
116	Burial was in Dripping Springs Cemetery.	William L. Spoon
117	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	William Luther Spoon
118	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	William Mozart Spoon
119	Frederick was a wagon maker by trade.	Fredrick Stafford
120	A tailor by trade, George fought in the Revolutionary War and was in Yorktown when Cornwallis surrendered.	George Stafford
121	Burial was at Mt. Herman Church	George Stafford
122	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	Nancy Stafford
123	Nancy studied tailoring in her youth and was known for her hand-made quilts. She owned a Methodist protestant hymnal, dated 1859.	Nancy Stafford
124	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	Ruth Staley
125	Richard was a member of U.S. Congress from 1797-1816.	Richard Stanford
126	Burial was at Richland Lutheran Church.	Margaret Unknown
127	Burial was at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Greensboro.	Ralph V., Spoon
128	Burial was at St. Paul's Lutheran Church.	Artelia Jane Whitesell
129	Burial was at New Virginia Cemetery.	Eunice R. Wilson
130	James was born in a log cabin in Guilford County, NC. Burial was at New Virginia Cemetery.	James Harper Wilson
131	Burial was at New Virginia Cemetery.	Richard Wilson
132	Burial was at New Virginia Cemetery.	Richard Allen Wilson
133	William served in the Civil War, Company D of the First Iowa Calvary. Burial was in Maple Hill Cemetery.	William M. Wilson
134	Burial was at Oaklawn Cemetery in Asheboro.	Kathryn Wilda Winningham
135	Bert died of typhoid fever after drinking contaminated water from a stream during a hunting trip.	Bert Oliver Wolfe
136	Burial was in Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier.	Marilyn Ann Wolfe
137	Viewed on ancestry.com	Source: California Death Index
138	found on ancestry.com	Source: Doughty family tree
139	found on ancestry.com	Source: Family records of DClonts
140	Ref. #:1	Source: Hohenhaslach church records
141	Ref. #:10	Source: Hohenhaslach church records
142	Ref. #:11	Source: Hohenhaslach church records
143	Ref. #:2	Source: Hohenhaslach church records
144	Ref. #:3	Source: Hohenhaslach church records
145	Ref. #:4	Source: Hohenhaslach church records
146	Ref. #:5	Source: Hohenhaslach church records
147	Ref. #:6	Source: Hohenhaslach church records
148	Ref. #:7	Source: Hohenhaslach church records
149	Ref. #:8	Source: Hohenhaslach church records
150	Ref. #:9	Source: Hohenhaslach church records