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51	Burial was at Richland Lutheran Church.	Henry Reitzel
52	Burial was at Richland Lutheran Church.	Sarah Reitzel
53	Burial was in Grand Centre Cemetery in Luray.	Sarah Catherine Reitzel
54	Burial was at Gray's Chapel Methodist Church.	Joshua Routh
55	Burial was at New Virginia Cemetery.	Mariah Jane Schultz
56	Burial was at Panther Creek Baptist Church.	Allen Scott
57	Burial was at Friendship Baptist Church.	John Monroe Shatterly
58	Burial was in Alton Cemetery in Alton.	Pearlie Shelton
59	Burial was at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Greensboro.	Cora Simmons
60	Burial was in San Gabriel Cemetery in San Gabriel.	Laura Jane Smith
61	Burial was at Mt. Tabor Cemetery.	Sophia
62	Abraham was a farmer. He also served in the Confederate Army, Company G, 35th Arkansas Infantry.	Abraham Spoon
63	Burial was at Deep River Friends Cemetery.	Abraham Spoon
64	Burial was at Richland Lutheran Church.	Adam Spoon
65	Family lived in a two-story house at the intersection of Kimesville Road and Mt. Zion Church Road.	Albert Roland Spoon
66	Burial was in Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier.	Alvin Lee Spoon
67	Burial was at Richland Lutheran Church.	Barbara Spoon
68	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	Carl Michael Spoon
69	Burial was in Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier.	Carrie B. Spoon
70	Charlie had a brain operation as a child.	Charlie Spoon
71	Christian's given name was Christian Loffel when he lived in Germany. Burial was at Richland Lutheran Church.	Christian Spoon
72	Cleo was born on a farm in Kansas and grew up to be a school teacher. Burial was in Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier.	Cleo Harvey Spoon
73	Daryl was always known by his middle name, Wayne. Burial was in Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier.	Daryl Wayne Spoon
74	David Spoon was born in 1793, apparently in Guilford County, N.C. Burial was at Low's Lutheran Church.	David Sylvester Spoon
75	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	Effie Jane Spoon
76	Elijah was a private in the 7th Tennessee Volunteer Calvary, Company D.	Elijah Spoon
77	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	Esqurido Vaughn Spoon
78	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	Fern Page Spoon
79	According to the journal of Ruth Sharpe, one of his granddaughters, "Tine" was of the Baptist faith and was a choir leader at Mt. Zion Church for 40 years. He and Margaret Jane Spoon eloped because they were "kin" and both families refused to recognize their marriage. It was not until Jesse Page Spoon was born and appeared to be a "normal" child that all was well again.	Florentine Lucine Spoon
80	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	Floyd Michael Spoon
81	Burial was at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Greensboro.	Frances Spoon
82	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	Fred Finley Spoon
83	Burial was at St. Paul's Lutheran Church.	George Spoon
84	In 1817, George bought land from David Apple. He received a pension for being in the War of 1812. He lived on a farm which is now part of Cedar Rock Park in Alamance County.	George Spoon
85	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	George Monroe Spoon
86	George enlisted in the Confederate army in Raleigh as a private on 15 July, 1862. He died of typhoid fever while on duty as a Confederate soldier. His grave in Virginia is not marked.	George Munroe Spoon
87	Henry Spoon was born in Guilford County, North Carolina in 1821. Burial was at Amo Cemetery.	Henry Spoon
88	Henry died of a heart attack while going to the well to get some water.	Henry Washington Spoon
89	Burial was at St. Paul's Lutheran Church.	Hiram Michael Spoon
90	Burial was in Pullman Cemetery in DeQueen.	James Washington Spoon
91	Burial was at Dripping Springs Cemetery in DeQueen.	Jane Jenie Bell Spoon
92	Burial was at Low's Lutheran Church.	John Spoon
93	Burial was at Mt. Tabor Cemetery.	John Spoon
94	Burial was in San Gabriel Cemetery in San Gabriel.	John Alvin Spoon
95	Burial was at Maplewood Cemetery in Durham.	John Carl Spoon
96	John Henry died of Typhoid fever.	John Henry Spoon
97	There are reports that John was a horse thief in Texas. He would go into	John M. Spoon
98	Burial was at Mt. Tabor Cemetery.	Joseph Spoon
99	Burial was at Richland Lutheran Church.	Margaret Spoon
100	Burial was at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church in Kimesville.	Margaret Jane Spoon