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England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1995:
KILLICK May Lydia of 7 Beachfield Av Newquay Cornwall died 29 December 1970 Probate Bristol 7 April 1971. £7492.

COX, May Lydia (I5323)

From The Advertiser, Adelaide, Friday 2 November 1951 (via Trove, January 2012):
PORT POLICE
Before Messrs. G. E. Pryke and A. G. Wanke
Remanded. - To enable the police to make further enquiries in Victoria, two Victorian sales men were remanded in custody until November 8 on a joint charge of having been unlawfully in possession at Outer Harbor on Wednesday of a motor car suspected of having been stolen. The defendants were Anthony Thomas Palmer, 21, of Coventry street. South Melbourne, and John Kennedy Minter, 19, of the same address. Prosecuting, PCC R. J. Morrison said that the car bad been recognised by police at Jervois Bridge, Port Adelaide, and followed to Outer Harbor, where the men had been arrested. The car, a sedan valued at about £1.000, had been stolen from Ballarat on October 23.

From The Advertiser, Adelaide, Friday 9 November 1951 (via Trove, January 2012):
PORT POLICE
Before Mr. L. F. J. JOHNSTON
Two Men Gaoled
Two Victorian salesmen were each sent to gaol for six months on an admitted charge that at Outer Harbor on October 31 they were unlawfully in possession of a motor car suspected of having been stolen.
The defendants were Anthony Thomas Palmer, 21, of Coventry street, South Melbourne, and John Kennedy Minter, 19, of the same address.
When the hearing was resumed yesterday PCC H. C. Gill, who prosecuted, said that Palmer had told the police that after stealing the car himself in Ballarat on October 23, he and Minter had driven it to Adelaide, via Mount Gambier. They had been selling household goods on time payment on a commission basis.
Palmer had said that he and Minter intended to keep the car for a while and then take it back to Melbourne, where it would have been dumped.
According to Minter, he had met Palmer by appointment in Ballarat after the car had been stolen. Both had worked and boarded together in Melbourne.
Mr. J. E. Kelly, for the defendants, gave evidence of previous good character and made sub missions for leniency.
The magistrate said that the valuable car had done 1,250 miles since it was taken and it had also been considerably damaged.

No trace of John has been found in Electoral Rolls but a Rosemarie Minter appeared as follows. These entries may or may not refer to John Kennedy Minter's wife.

Australian Electoral Roll, 1968 for Coorparoo, Bowman, Queensland at 1/19 McLay Street, Coorparoo:
Rosemarie Minter, commercial teacher.

Australian Electoral Roll, 1972 for Tarragindi, Moreton, Queensland at 183 Lutzow Street, Wellers Hill 4121:
Rosemarie Minter, teacher.

Australian Electoral Roll, 1977 for Blackstone, Oxley, Queensland at 13 Tessman Street, Riverview 4305:
Rosemarie Minter, teacher.

A John K Minter appeared in The World Book of Minters c. 1992, at 2/89a Little Bay Road, Little Bay, NSW. May or may not refer to this person.

Minter, John Kennedy (I569)

1841 census: Living at Faversham Union with parents.

1851 census: the entry for Henry (22, pauper) in Faversham Union Workhouse may refer to this Henry.

1861 census: the entry for Henry (29, traveller) lodging at 'The Tuns', Tanner Street, Faversham may refer to this Henry.

Minter, Henry William (I171)

25 Nov 19371940 US Federal Census: in Britt, Hancock County, Iowa, Edwin E HUNSLEY (29, born Hancock County, farmer) and Dorothy I HUNSLEY (wife, 28, born Hancock County). Also a hired hand, Raleigh HEALEY, 20.

From the Mason City Globe Gazette, 8 January 1945 (at Ancestry.com):
"Mr and Mrs Elwin Hunsley, Britt, are the parents of a 10-pound son born Sunday at Park hospital."
[Unfortunately the son's name isn't given.]

From the Britt News Tribune, 30 July 1952 (at Ancestry.com):
"With the beginning of August 1952, Axel Trulson will retire and his son-in-law Elwin E Hunsley takes over the oil station and business."

HUNSLEY, Elwin Everett (I29)

DEAN Constance Jean (formerly named Death) nee Minter Passed away peacefully at Asher House Residential Home, on April 1st 2013. Aged 85. Formerly of Gt. Clacton and Brightlingsea. Much loved Wife of Desmond and loving Mother to Maureen and son-in-law Rodney, Grandma to Shelley and Stephanie and Great Grandma. Funeral service to be held at Weeley Crematorium on Tuesday 16th April at 11.00. Family flowers only, donations if desired to Cancer Research UK sent to P.G. Oxley Ltd., 43/47 High Street, Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex, CO14 8BE, Tel. 01255 675549.

Published in the Gazette on 12 Apr 2013

Minter, Constance Jean (I490)

December 2008: the burial of 26 February 1750/1 has been assumed to relate to Sarah, baptised on 19 August 1750, daughter of George Minter and Sarah (Wood).

Minter, Sarah (I360)

Emma was a widow with two sons when she married George.

Family: George Lewis Minter / Emma Elizabeth OVENDEN (F188)

Frederick's service record (at Australia, World War I Service Records, 1914-1920 at ancestry.com) shows he enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force on 17 August 1914 and saw service in Alexandria and Matruh (Egypt) then in France, making Captain in April 1916. After a spell in England in 1917 Frederick returned to France and was gassed in September 1918. His service ended in England in October 1919.
Frederick was awarded the Military Cross "For conspicuous bravery and gallant leadership"...during the operations on 23 August 1918 at St Martins Wood near Foucoucourt. Reported in the Supplement to the Edinburgh Gazette of 5 February 1919.

1921 Census: at East Lodge, Catlands Drive, Walton on Thames, Surrey, Frederick ANGEL (head, 26y 3m, married, born Melbourne, Australia, advertisement makeup clerk with Odhams Press Ltd, Long Acre, London) and Gladys Enid ANGEL (wife, 26y 1m, married, born Rotherham, Yorks, home duties).

Frederick ANGEL, 31, married, advertsising solicitor, born Melbourne, was a passenger on the SS Pennland which left Southampton for the USA on 25 September 1926. Next of kin Gladys Enid Angel.

1939 Register: at The Mill House, Brighton Road, Salfords, Dorking and Horley R.D., Surrey
ANGEL, Frederck born 26 Mar 1895, married, circulation manager of The Times
ANGEL, Maude D born 11 Sep 1892, married, unpaid domestic duties; ARP Service Dorking & Horley
STEVENS, Edward H born 16 Aug 1889, single, domestic servant; ARP Service Dorking & Horley

Fred (sic) aged 56, a manager, and Maude (60) of Wrays Cottage, Hookwood, Horley, Surrey, left Southampton on 4 November 1952 on the Empress of Canada bound for Quebec and Montreal. They intended to reside permanently in Canada.

Frederick, born 26 Mar 1895, a general manager, and Maude, born 11 Sep 1902, arrived at Southampton on 13 August 1957 from New York on the Queen Mary. The address they gave was 26 Drayton Court, London SW10 and their planned duration of the visit was 6 weeks. They returned to New York on the Queen Mary, leaving Southampton on 12 September. By this time, both were apparently Canadian citizens.

Frederick ANGEL, gentleman, and Mrs Maude ANGEL, appeared in the 1965 Voters List for Hastings South, Ontario, Canada, living in Tweed,

ANGEL, Frederick (I332)

Information as per LDS member.

BING, Ann (I621)

Information as per LDS member.

BING, Thomas (I622)

Leon Reed, M.G.

Family: T. B. Minter / Velma DUREN (F1662)

MINTER Felicity Passed away peacefully at Alderwood Care Home, 8th February 2016, aged 87. Beloved Wife of the late Cecil, and much loved Mother, Grandmother and Great Grandmother. Requiem Mass to take place at St James' Church, East Hill, Colchester on Thursday 3rd March at 14.00, followed by a family committal at Colchester Crematorium. Family flowers only. Donations if desired to: Save the Children c/o Hunnaball of Colchester, York House, 41 Mersea Road, COLCHESTER C02 7QT

Published in the Gazette on 19 Feb 2016

SPENSER, Felicity (I67)

MINTER Ronald George Died peacefully at Horkesley Manor on 10th January aged 89. Loved Father of Heather, Julie & Jonathon. Grandfather to Anton, Amy & Clare and Great Grandfather to Hugo. Funeral service at Colchester Crematorium on Tuesday 2nd February at 11:00. Family flowers only. Donations to Macmillan Cancer Support c/o Hunnaball, 41 Mersea Rd, Colchester

Published in the Gazette on 22 Jan 2016.

Minter, Ronald George (I80)

Parents:
Andrew Christopher Grimes (1889 - 1979)
Leora Farrow Grimes (1888 - 1974)

From obituaries.tylerpaper.com:
JACKSONVILLE - Services for Florence Grimes Wilkinson Minter, 95, Jacksonville, are scheduled for 11 a.m. Monday at Autry Funeral Home, Jacksonville.

Burial will be in Old City Cemetery, Jacksonville.

Mrs. Minter died Sept. 29, 2011. She was born May 31, 1916, in Cherokee County to Andrew and Leora Grimes. She was preceded in death by husbands, Charles Wilkinson and Hubert Minter, and son, Harold Wilkinson.

Survivors include sons, Jimmy Wilkinson and Robert "Bob" Minter; and daughters, Carolyn Minter Jesmer and Charlene Wilkinson Merryman.

Visitation will be 6 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.

GRIMES, Florence Olman (I4390)

Parents:
Daniel Dupree Todd (1860 - 1919)
Matilda Follis Todd (1863 - 1900)

TODD, Roger Quincy (I7307)

Parents:
Daniel Henderson Agee (1828 - 1911)
Sarah Ann Keelin Agee (1836 - 1920)

AGEE, Ada W (I2719)

Parents:
Francis Marion Chapman (1861 - 1945)
Phoebe Elizabeth Penn Chapman (1865 - 1927)

CHAPMAN, James William (I2435)

Parents:
Frank Frederick Liestman (1887 - 1977)
Eunice Laura Bassinger Liestman (1888 - 1972)

LIESTMAN, Frances E (I2254)

Parents:
George Boardman Jordan (1848 - 1927)
Sultana Elizabeth Laird Jordan (1853 - 1917)

JORDAN, Ara (I5041)

Parents:
George Hudson Duren (1874 - 1973)
Emma Catherine Sartor Duren (1879 - 1955)

DUREN, Velma (I4075)

Parents:
George Washington Woodard (1901 - 1983)
Faye Bush West Woodard (1905 - 1996)

WOODARD, Kathryn Marjorie (I5630)

Parents:
Henry Clay Couch (1850 - 1924)
Sarah Elizabeth Minick Plumlee (1847 - 1888)

COUCH, Margaret Adeline (I2807)

Parents:
Henry Ford Sanders (1859 - 1908)
Cordelia Ann McCormack Sanders (1859 - 1960)

SANDERS, Audrey Alma (I1890)

Parents:
Jacob Ransom Trussell (1881 - 1951)
Nealie Adeline Coleman Trussell (1882 - 1964)

Had 3 children with Lois, according to http://mykindred.com/cloud/TX/getperson.php?personID=I58110&tree=mykindred01

TRUSSELL, Jacob Ransom "Jake" Jr. (I5178)

Parents:
James Everett Partain (1892 - 1982)
Grace Laura Bartley Partain (1897 - 1982)

PARTAIN, Kenneth Lon (I4883)

Parents:
James Ira Prichard (1868 - 1934)
Mary Ada Miller Prichard (1873 - 1950)

PRICHARD, Bessie Ethel (I2073)

Parents:
Joe Adwon (1891 - 1939)
Salema Kouri Adwon (1886 - 1948)

ADWON, Jaynelle "Jay" (I2022)

Parents:
John F. Gassaway (1857 - 1941)
Rio Ann McKee Gassaway (1861 - 1939)

GASSAWAY, Price P. (I2932)

Parents:
John Roy Milstead (1916 - 2002)
Eva O'Neal Cenny Milstead (1918 - 1993)

MILSTEAD, Jon Michael "Mike" (I5037)

Parents:
John S Aycock (1831 - 1890)
Margaret S. Cooper Aycock (1820 - 1878)

AYCOCK, Lizzie Celestia (I3362)

Parents:
John Samual Warden (1894 - 1992)
Eithel Elizabeth Jones Warden (1897 - 1989)

WARDEN, Johnnie Louise (I6598)

Parents:
Lawrence David Hall (1858 - 1916)
Joanna Walling Hall (1863 - 1907)

HALL, Lawrence Leldon (I2536)

Parents:
Loat Thomas (1875 - 1924)
Carrie May Chadwick Thomas (1877 - 1962)

Siblings:
Orville Lee Thomas (1897 - 1983)*
Homer A. Thomas (1905 - 1974)
Walter C. Thomas (1907 - 1979)*

THOMAS, Homer (I2590)

Parents:
Lory Green Jordan (1878 - 1957)
Fannie E. Moss Jordan (1883 - 1970)

Lottie's death certificate (copy at findagrave.com) indicates cause of death diabetes, complicated by childbirth about 5 --- before.

JORDAN, Lottie C (I5073)

Parents:
M. A. "Mack" Kimmons (1870 - 1930)
Melinda Elizabeth Fanning Kimmons (1872 - 1961)

KIMMONS, Donnie Bentley (I2921)

Parents:
Marvin Elias Myers (1880 - 1952)
Ora Ethel Shipley Myers (1886 - 1965)

MYERS, Delbert Glenn (I2004)

Parents:
Nealy G Gainey (1893 - 1952)
Cora Lee Wilson Gainey (1897 - 1972)

GAINEY, Mildred Louise (I3640)

Parents:
Robert S. Fausett (1876 - 1961)
Mary Ella Ashley Fausett (1882 - 1963)

FAUSETT, Mayme Ruth (I2259)

Parents:
Thomas Aron Goodman (1868 - 1943)
Mary Elizabeth Hooks Goodman (1868 - 1958)

GOODMAN, Willie Dora (I4074)

Parents:
Timothy Hennessy (1847 - 1932)
Elizabeth Burtis Hennessy (1854 - 1924).

Frances died on the same day as her husband - see his Notes.

HENNESSY, Frances Allen (I5121)

Parents:
Ware Boyd Tow (1883 - 1947)
Mary Rebecca Elizabeth Cook Tow (1883 - 1987)

MINTER, Nettie T.
Nettie T. Minter, 91, of Acworth died Saturday, December 20, 2014. Funeral Services will be Tuesday, December 23, 2014 at 2pm at New Zion Baptist Church with Rev. Gerald McPherson and Rev. Danny Willis officiating. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. Mrs. Minter was preceded in death by her husband, Oscar Andrew Minter. She is survived by her daughter, Joan (Sherman) McLemore of Marietta; sons, Gary (Wilma) Minter of Acworth and David (Ruth) Minter of Taylorsville; grandchildren, Tracey (Dean) Prange, Kelly (Joe) Simpson, Amanda Minter and Wesley Minter; great grandchildren, Brady and Ansley Simpson; sister in law, Juanita Minter; nieces and nephews. The family will receive friends Monday from 4-8pm at Collins Funeral Home. Online condolences may be expressed at www.collinsfuneralhome.org

Read more: The Marietta Daily Journal - MINTER Nettie T

TOW, Nettie Emaline (I3572)

Parents:
William Dever McCreery (1881 - 1959)
Nannie Lou Ella Rumbo McCreery (1878 - 1970)

McCREERY, Lila Josephine "Lila" (I2534)

Parents:
William P. Gibson (1847 - 1914)
Era Scott Gibson (1854 - 1939)

GIBSON, Lou Era May (I2918)

Parents:
William T. Ramey (1847 - 1883)
Eugenia Dorma Ramey (1853 - 1945)

1910 United States Federal Census: in Sulphur Springs Ward 2, Hopkins, Texas (all RAMEY, born Texas), Ben R (head, 37, married 13 years, tax collector for county), Minnie L (wife, 34, married 13 years, 3 children all living), Vanneel K (daughter, 11), Pauline B (daughter, 9) and Richard A (son, 8). Also 2 boarders.

1920 United States Federal Census: in Sulphur Springs Ward 3, Hopkins, Texas (all RAMEY, born Texas), Ben R (head, 48, deputy county assessor), Minnie (wife, 44), Pauline (daughter, 19), Richard (son, 17), Ruth (daughter, 21) and Benjamin (son, 5).

1930 United States Federal Census: in Sulphur Springs, Hopkins, Texas (all RAMEY, born Texas), Ben R (head, 58, married at 25, justice peace precinct 1), Minnie (wife, 54, married at 21) and Benjamin (son, 15).

1940 United States Federal Census: in Sulphur Springs, Hopkins, Texas (both RAMEY, born Texas), Ben (head, 68) and Minnie (wife, 64).

RAMEY, Benjamin Ryburn "Ben" Sr. (I2904)

Parents:
Willie C Carriker (1860 - 1915)
Jonnie V Carriker (1872 - 1923)

CARRIKER, Lela Ethel (I4538)

Posted: Thursday, December 23, 2010 8:47 pm

Jacksonville Daily Progress

Funeral services for Iona Pauline "Polly" Minter, age 87, of Lindale, are scheduled for 11:00 am Monday, December 27, 2010 at Autry Funeral Home chapel, Jacksonville with Rev. Clifford Taylor.

Burial will be held at Reese Cemetery.

Mrs. Minter passed away Wednesday, December 22, 2010 in Lindale.

She was born April 17, 1923 in Paris, TX.

Mrs. Minter was a nurse's aide.

She is preceded in death by her husband Houston Minter and sons Ricki Minter and Hollis Minter.

Survivors include daughters Alma Knight of Texarkana, Texas, and Vicki Minter of Florida; sons Randi Minter of Jacksonville and Billy Wayne Minter of Jacksonville; nine grandchildren; several great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

Pallbearers will be Kenneth West, Joe Goff, Clint Campbell, James Michael Minter, Earl Cooper and Tommy Wilson.

The family will receive friends from 6:00 – 8:00 pm Sunday, December 26, 2010 at Autry Funeral Home in Jacksonville.

FOSTER, Pauline Iona "Polly" (I4252)

RUNCHMAN Terry Passed away suddenly on 9th November 2017, aged 75 years. Loving Husband of Rosemary, Father of Jane & Mark, Grandad to Oliver, Thomas, Edward & Miles and Father in law to Jane & Adam. Sadly missed by all his Family and Friends. Funeral Service to be held at All Saints Church, Rayne on Monday 4th December at 12.00pm followed by cremation at Three Counties Crematorium. Family flowers only, donations if desired to Cancer Research UK c/o G Collins & Sons, 4 The Street, White Notley, Witham CM8 1RH. Tel 01376 583750

Published in the Braintree and Witham Times on 23rd November 2017

RUNCHMAN, Terence Stuart "Terry" (I4198)

The marriage was announced in the Kentish Gazette Friday 27 October 1797:
"Monday was married at Deptford by the Rev. Mr Inwood, Mr D. Major to Miss Eleanor Minter, both of Folkestone in this county."

Family: David MAJOR / Eleanor Minter (F286)

William was a carpenter of Barham in 1814 (when his daughter Mary was baptised) and 1816; a farmer of Barham in 1818 and of Elham between 1823 and 1830.
1841 census: in Postling Lane, Postling, Kent, William (50, farmer), Susan (48), Caroline (14), John (14) and Thomas (11).

Peter Marshall August 2007:
"One other historical fact about William Laker. He appears on the 1843 Tithe Map for Postling, Kent as occupier of:-
24 Malthouse Farm
25 Malthouse Meadow
26 & 27 Part of Chalky Field
28 Part of Tollsfoot Field.
I have been to Postling and it is a lovely village that has barely changed in a hundred years. However the soil is wet, heavy, clay. Farming could not have been easy."

1851 census (indexed as COKER by ancestry.com): in Postling Lees, Postling, Kent, William (62, farmer of 55 acres), Susannah (61) and John (24, farmer's son). Married daughter Mary PREBBLE and her husband James plus four children were next door.

1861 census: at Vents Farm, Postling, Kent, William (72, farmer of 14 acres) and Susan (71). And a visitor Sarah Minter (unmarried, 52, born Barham, Kent [Susan(na)'s sister]). At nearby Malthouse Farm were John Laker (33, farmer of 50 acres employing 1 man and 1 boy, born Elham, Kent), his wife Mary A Laker (27, born Aldington, Kent) and children William (6, scholar), Elizabeth (4, scholar), Margaret (2) and John (1), all born in Postling.

Buried in Postling aged 78.

Peter Marshall August 2007: "William and Susanna had a grandchild (Helen) Mary Laker through their son George. Mary Laker wrote several books but the most interesting is Vulcan Daughters which tells of her early years in the early 1900's, growing up as a blacksmith's daughter in Headcorn, Kent. Also contains quite a few photos of the family."

March 2008: Peter Marshall has obtained a copy of the death certificate: it shows that William died on 25th March 1867 at Postling, Kent aged 77. Occupation was Farmer. Cause of death was " Heart disease - Certified" and the death was reported by X the mark of Sarah Webb present at the death.

LAKER, William (I1462)

"Boss" Bryant was a veteran of WW I.

The following is from findagrave.com, Feb 2015:
FARRAR INGRAM HUNTER "BOSS" BRYANT was born on 19 November 1895 in Hopkins County, Texas to Charles Wesley Bryant and Georgie Alice Farrar.

Farrar married Gladys Irene Minter on 14 September 1923 in Pine Forest, Hopkins County, Texas, and they had TWO daughters: Virginia Louise Bryant-Howle (1925-living) and Alice Ann Bryant(Bain)-Rose (1930-living).

Farrar passed away on 30 June 1992 and was buried at the Pine Forest Methodist Cemetery family plot, Hopkins County, Texas.

Parents:
Charles Wesley Bryant (1859 - 1934)
Georgie Alice Farrar Bryant (1861 - 1936)

BRYANT, Farrar Ingram Hunter "Boss" (I2672)