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Note for: David Lupton Griffith, 11 APR 1842 - Index

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1910 Federal Census, 1-Wd, Springfield, Greene Co., MO.

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Note for: David L. Griffith, 16 DEC 1879 - Index

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1920 Federal Census, Ward 16, Memphis, Shelby Co., TN. - WholesaleMerchant

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Note for: John McPherson Griffith, 23 JUL 1847 - Index

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1900 Federal Census, Dist. 39, Ward 2, Springfield, Greene Co., MO
1920 Federal Census, Dist. 217, Quinton, Pittsburg Co., OK

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Note for: John W. Griffith, 1878 - Index

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1900 Federal Census, Springfield, Greene Co., MO - Coach Builder

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Note for: Russell Griffith, ABT 1820 - Index

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On 30 November 1830, the Dan Griffith household lived next farm to the household of William Rotan and was listed on the U. S. census, White County, Tennessee. Living in the Griffith household were one white male under age 5 (later identified as Wells Griffith), one white male between age 5 and 10 (probably Russell Griffith), one white male between age 10 and 15 (William Rotan Griffith), and one white male age 30 to 40 (probably Dan Griffith, the husband and father).

In 1837 Russell Griffith (born before 1826 who was probably an older son of Dan) appeared with one poll for the year 1837 and disappeared by 1838.

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Note for: Lilbern Irene Farris, 28 JAN 1920 - 7 NOV 2005 Index

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     Lilbern Irene Farris Nix


Born 1-28-1920 Died 11-7-2005 11/25/05

Lilbern Irene Farris Nix, 85, died Nov. 7, 2005, at St. Bernards Regional Medical Center in Jonesboro. She was a life-long Christian and member of the Ash Flat Baptist Church where she served as a Sunday School teacher and church secretary.

She was born in Ash Flat on Jan. 28, 1920. There she graduated from high school and worked as a postal clerk, a homemaker, and a land developer. She also worked with her husband, Orvis Earl Nix, on their farm for the 42 years of their marriage.

She lived her life as a servant of God by always giving to her family and friends. By example she earned the love and respect of everyone she knew and helped.

Survivors include two daughters, Louise Swink of Ash Flat and Kay (Mrs Dennis) Palmer of Mammoth Spring; four grandchildren, Tamala Ary, Brien Nix Hall, Christopher Hall, and Danny Poteete; and nine great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Lillie Griffith Farris and Walter and Othel Orr Farris, her brother, Vurdell Farris, her husband; and two sons, Tommy Earl Nix and an infant.

The funeral service was held Nov. 10 at the Ash Flat Baptist Church with Jack Richardson and Johnny Carter officiating. Burial was in the Wiles Cemetery at Ash Flat with arrangements under the direction of Tri-Countys Cherokee Chapel of Highland, Ark.

Pallbearers were Ted Farris, Mike Nix, David Jennings, Joe Cotham, Ray Martin and Marty Goodwin.

Memorials may be left to the charity of choice.

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Note for: David L. Griffith, 4 FEB 1930 - MAY 1975 Index

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Social Security Death Index. SS# 432-64-1172

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Note for: Joyce McClanahan, - Index

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     Type:   MARR
     Date:   20 JAN 1962
     Place:   Cabool, MO