Polly with 5 children to raise. Polly married Taylor Goodman in 1920.
WILLIAM GUFFEY was born May 04, 1798 in Tennessee and died February 15, 1856 in Caldwell County, Missouri. He married MARGARET PILE August 12, 1820 in Morgan County, Tennessee. She was born October 17, 1800. In 1860 census, William and Margaret are listed asliving in Grandriver Township, Caldwell County, Missouri.
While William was hunting wild turkeys he got wet while wading in deep snow. He caught pneumonia and died Feb. 15, 1856. He was buried in Guffey Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri. William and family came to the Breckenridge area in 1840, driving an ox team from Indiana.
The homestead was in Section 33, Breckenridge Township, just east of the Guffey Cemetery. There was a spring about 80 yards east of the log house where the family got water. Soon after sundown, the family came inside the cabin and barred the door. Then the wolves came to that spring and howled "until it made one's hair stand on end."
i. DELILAH GUFFEY, b. March 06, 1822, Morgan County, Tennessee; d. December 28, 1897, Caldwell County, Missorui.
iii. GENIRA GUFFEY, b. February 15, 1825, Tennessee.
iv. WILLIAM FETTERSON GUFFEY, b. January 01, 1827, Overton County, Tennessee; d. December 26, 1908.
v. STOKELY ROWAN GUFFEY, b. January 11, 1828, Overton County, Tennessee; d. December 10, 1919, Hamilton, Caldwell, Missouri.
vi. ASHLEY RICHARD GUFFEY, b. March 16, 1831, Clinton County, Indiana; d. November 14, 1918, National Military Home, Delaware, Leavenworth County, Kansas.
vii. CATHARINE GUFFEY, b. March 16, 1833, Indiana; d. September 11, 1836.
viii. EPHRAIM GUFFEY, b. August 15, 1835, Indiana; d. September 13, 1836.
ix. ANDREW JACKSON GUFFEY, b. February 17, 1837, Missouri; d. January 19, 1900, Bruno, Marion, Arkansas.
x. MARGARET AMELIA GUFFEY, b. April 18, 1840, Indiana; d. May 10, 1875.
xi. OLIVER PERRY GUFFEY, b. October 30, 1842, Grand River Township, Caldwell, Missouri; d. February 26, 1914, Sutherland, Lincoln, Nebraska.
xii. MARTHA ANN GUFFEY, b. July 02, 1844; d. June 1846.
xiii. REBECCA ELLEN GUFFEY, b. October 15, 1846; d. August 1850.
xiv. ABNER JOHNSON GUFFEY, b. December 02, 1849, Grand River Township, Caldwell, Missouri; d. January 24, 1916, Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri.
MARY GUFFEY born in Tennessee married JOSEPH HATFIELD.
DELILAH GUFFEY (WILLIAM) was born March 06, 1822 in Morgan County, Tennessee, and died December 28, 1897 in Caldwell County, Missorui. She married (1) WILLIAM HARRISON BOGAN. She married (2) JOHN PEMBERTON Abt. 1857. He was born October 11, 1811, and died February 08, 1861.
i. JAMES F. BOGAN, b. Abt. 1844, Missouri.
ii. WILLIAM BOGAN, b. Abt. 1846, Missouri; d. Abt. 1882, Caldwell County, Missouri.
iii. ROBERT HENRY BOGAN, b. March 17, 1848, Millville, Ray, Missouri; d. January 22, 1939, Caldwell County, Missouri.
iv. WALTER STOKELY BOGAN, b. Abt. 1850, Ray County, Missouri; d. Abt. 1877, Caldwell County, Missouri.
v. N. S. BOGAN, b. Abt. 1856, Missouri.
WILLIAM FETTERSON GUFFEY (WILLIAM) was born January 01, 1827 in Overton County, Tennessee, and died December 26, 1908. He married FRANCIS L. DAVIS. She was born Abt. 1840 in Ohio.
i. JAMES WALTER GUFFEY, b. August 24, 1876, Caldwell County, Missorui.
ii. JOHN CLABOURN GUFFEY, b. November 06, 1860, Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri; d. February 21, 1917, Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri.
ii. WILLIAM BENJAMIN GUFFEY, b. May 03, 1858; d. March 06, 1940.
iii. MARCUS L. GUFFEY, b. July 17, 1860, Caldwell County, Missorui; d. February 1951, Fairway, Johnson, Kansas.
iv. AMELIA ALICE GUFFEY, b. January 25, 1864, Caldwell County, Missorui.
v. THOMAS SHERIDAN GUFFEY, b. May 07, 1865, Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri; d. September 25, 1940, Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri.
vi. JAMES S. GUFFEY, b. June 23, 1867, Caldwell County, Missorui.
vii. DORA D. GUFFEY, b. August 08, 1869, Fairview Township, Caldwell, Missouri.
viii. LAURA A. GUFFEY, b. August 29, 1874, Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri; d. August 11, 1953, Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri.
ix. ELLEN A. GUFFEY, b. Abt. 1876, Fairview Township, Caldell, Missouri; m. GEORGE PEARSEY HOPKINS.
x. FESTUS B. GUFFEY, b. Abt. 1878, Fairview Township, Caldell, Missouri.
xi. EVA CATHERINE GUFFEY, b. April 06, 1882, Caldwell County, Missorui; d. June 29, 1944, St. Joseph, Buchanan, Missouri.
xii. BERTHA MAY GUFFEY, b. September 09, 1888, Missouri; d. April 12, 1921, Hamilton, Caldwell, Missouri. Bertha clerked for many years in Anderson's store. She never married.
ASHLEY RICHARD GUFFEY (WILLIAM) was born March 16, 1831 in Clinton County, Indiana, and died November 14, 1918 in National Military Home, Delaware, Leavenworth County, Kansas. He married (1) ANNIE DIANA HATFIELD 1852, daughter of JOSEPH HATFIELD and MARY GUFFEY (born about 1794 in TN married Joseph Hatfield by 1816). She was born Abt. 1833 in Tennessee, and died September 07, 1883 in Dublin, Barton County, Missouri. He married (2) ELIZABETH JANE BROWN BASCOM KUNKLER MINNIS October 06, 1889 in Dublin, Barton County, Missouri, daughter of THOMAS BROWN and ADELINE. Elizabeth Jane Brown was married three times before marrying Asley Richard Guffey. She was born September 26, 1843 in Buncombe County, North Carolina, and died November 22, 1924.
Ashley Guffey served in the Civil War (Union) Company E. 6, Regiment Missouri State Militia Calvary and was in the Battle of Lone Jack. Ashey Guffey enlisted January 17, 1862 amd discharged March 27, 1865.
i. WILLIAM F GUFFEY, b. 1853, Missouri.
ii. S. O. GUFFEY, b. Abt. 1855, Missouri.
iii. JEREMIAH CALVIN GUFFEY, b. Abt. 1858, Caldwell County, Missorui.
iv. ASHLEY WARREN GUFFEY, b. 1861, Caldwell County, Missouri.
v. MARY MARINDA GUFFEY, b. 1862, Caldwell County, Missouri.
EPHRAIM GUFFEY (WILLIAM) was born August 15, 1835 in Indiana, and died September 13, 1836. He married SARAH DENNY.
ANDREW JACKSON GUFFEY (WILLIAM) was born February 17, 1837 in Missouri, and died January 19, 1900 in Bruno, Marion, Arkansas. Occupation: Farmer. He married (1) ELIZA ANN FORBES. She was born Abt. 1849 in Indiana. He married (2) MARY "POLLY" ANN BRANSCUM 1864 in Searcy County, Arkansas, daughter of WESLEY BRANSCOMB and JANE DOBBS. She was born Abt. 1844 in Kentucky, and died Abt. 1872 in Marion County, Arkansas. In 1880 Andrew and his family were living in Locust Grove, Stone, Arkansas. Andrew and Mary A. are in Searcy Co Ar Locust Grove twp 1870 census. They are living next door to Wesly Branscomb age 64 in 1870.
i. STOKELY RICHARD GUFFEY, b. April 29, 1878, Stone County, Arkansas; d. February 20, 1962, Stiwell, Adair, Oklahoma.
ii. ELSIE ELIZABETH GUFFEY, b. January 06, 1869, Timbo Stone, Arkansas; d. January 06, 1942, Santa Barbara, California.
iii. ABNER TELL GUFFEY, b. April 10, 1870, Marion, Arkansas; d. February 25, 1917, Jackson County, Arkansas.
iv. MARGARET GUFFEY, b. 1866; m. ULYSSIS S. G. COPELAND, Searcy County, Arkansas.
OLIVER PERRY GUFFEY (WILLIAM) was born October 30, 1842 in Grand River Township, Caldwell, Missouri, and died February 26, 1914 in Sutherland, Lincoln, Nebraska. He married (1) MAHALA M. HALE. She died 1880. He married (2) ELLA BROOKS 1883. OLIVER PERRY GUFFEY was born in Caldwell county, Mo., October 29, 1842. His father, William Guffey, was a native of Tennessee and died in Caldwell County, Mo, whither he had moved in 1836, his death taking place twenty years later. All his life he spent in farming. The mother of Mr. Guffey bore the maiden name of Margaret Pile. She, also, was a native of Tennessee--dying in Caldwell county, Mo, in 1886, at an advanced age.
The subject of this sketch is one of a family of fourteen children (seven sons and seven daughters), seven only of whom are living. Of this number William F. resides in Caldwell county, Mo., as also does Stokely S.; Ashley R. is in Indian Territory; Andrew J. resides in Stone county, Ark.; the subject of this sketch in Shelton; and Abner J. on the old homestead in Caldwell county, Mo.; Delilah, now Mrs. Pemberton, lives in Caldwell county, Mo. Mr. Guffey has seen in his time a good deal of Western life and has also experienced many of its common and some of its uncommon phases. Reared on a farm, at an early age he engaged in freighting goods overland from Atchison, Kansas., to Denver, Colo. This was before the day of railroads. He drove across the plains with an ox team, making the trip in forty-five days. Spending a few months in the vicinity of Denver he then went to New Mexico, hauling supplies with mule teams to the military post at Ft. Union. Subsequent to this he engaged, with indifferent success, in mining, but abandoned it for the saw-mill business, and finally returned to Caldwell county, Mo., making the return trip this time with mules. For a time he settled down to farming, operating the old homestead; then, buying forty acres and renting some adjoining land, he continued to farm till 1882, when he removed to Hamilton, Mo., and engaged in live stock speculation. This business he followed for four years, buying, feeding and shipping, at the end of which time he removed to Shelton and engaged in the same business This was in 1886. In the following year he bought out the general store of F. H. Moore, which he has since operated in connection with his stock interests. The style of the firm is Guffey, Fine & Co.
Mr. Guffey was married in 1871 to Miss Mahala Hale, daughter of Richard Hale of Missouri. From this marriage came two children--Richard A. and Lulu M. Mrs. Guffey died in the spring of 1880, being at the time at her father's home in Daviess county, Mo. In 1883 Mr. Guffey contracted a marriage with Miss Ella Brooks, born in Ohio, daughter of James Brooks of Missouri. One child has come to bless this union--James P. by name.
i. RICHARD GUFFEY, b. Abt. 1873, Missouri.
ii. LULU GUFFEY, b. Abt. 1876, Missorui.
ABNER JOHNSON GUFFEY (WILLIAM) was born December 02, 1849 in Grand River Township, Caldwell, Missouri, and died January 24, 1916 in Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri. He married MARY ELIZABETH COATS August 10, 1873 in Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri. The marriage record identifies him as Absolom Guffey.
A. J. Guffey who had been ill for some months at his home southwest of town, died last Monday. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at the United Brethern church of that locality, Rev. G. A. Hudson officiating. Interment was made in the cemetery on the Guffey farm. The Woodmen of the World of which the deceased was an honored member, took charge at the grave using the beautiful ritualistic ceremony of the order.
Despite the ceaseless fall rain the funeral was largely attended for Mr. Guffey was a man honored and respected by all who knew him and the whole community mourned him as a personal loss. He was a man of sterling worth, honest, warm hearted, liberal and generous. No one had anything but words of praise and commendation for him whose whole life had been an open book. He was a good citizen, a successful farmer, a consistent Christian, gentleman, a loving husband and father and a friend to every one. He will be sadly missed in the community where he spent his entire life. His place cannot be filled.
Abner Johnson Guffey was born on the Guffey homestead south of Breckenridge, December 2nd, 1849, died at the same home January 24th, 1916. Age 67 years, 1 month, 22 days. During his early boyhood this brother suffered the loss of his father and was obliged to live his long life without this much needed council and guidance. It is a rare case but true in this instance that Mr. Guffey never changed his location and passed away on the place that gave him birth. In 1873, on the 10th day of August he was united in marriage to Miss Mary E. Coats and to this union were born four children, Mesdames Edith Williams, Nellie Bowers, and Della Arms and one son Sidney B. Guffey, all of whom with a devoted wife survive his death. Mr. Guffey was converted to the Christian faith in the fall of 1883, during a meeting conducted by Rev. L. Fisher and united with the United Brethern church in August 1884. In all that time this brother has been an active worker, a credit to the church and gave full profit of his conversion. He leaves the enviable record behind him of having served as Sunday School Superintendent for thirty consecutive years.
i. MESDAMES EDITH GUFFEY, b. January 16, 1874, Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri; d. August 19, 1940, Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri.
iii. SIDNEY BURNESS GUFFEY, b. March 19, 1877, Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri; d. January 06, 1966, Hamilton, Caldwell, Missouri.
iv. DELLA GUFFEY, b. February 28, 1885, Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri; d. December 07, 1946, Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri.
i. LENA D. BOGAN, b. October 05, 1887, Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri; d. March 23, 1977, Jamesport, Daviess, Missouri.
ii. ALTA GLENIS BOGAN, b. January 11, 1890, Missouri; d. August 24, 1971, Caldwell County, Missouri.
iii. RILLA ALEDA BOGAN, b. September 28, 1893, Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri; d. May 25, 1969, Caldwell County, Missouri.
JOHN CLABOURN GUFFEY (WILLIAM FETTERSON, WILLIAM) was born November 06, 1860 in Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri, and died February 21, 1917 in Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri. He married (1) JULIA AMANDA LOONEY December 23, 1885 in Davis Township, Caldwell County, Missouri. She was born March 15, 1865 in Henry County, Illinois, and died June 05, 1894 in Caldwell County, Missouri. He married (2) MARY A. Abt. 1897.
ii. CLARENCE LEO GUFFEY, b. November 07, 1889, Breckenridge, Caldwell County, Missouri; d. June 21, 1994, Newton, Jasper County, Iowa.
WILLIAM BENJAMIN GUFFEY (STOKELY ROWAN, WILLIAM) was born May 03, 1858, and died March 06, 1940. He married ELLA C. SNYDER. She was born 1868, and died 1951.
i. ALBERT V. GUFFEY, b. Abt. 1893, Missouri; m. NORA B. SCHULTZ, August 09, 1913, Hamilton, Caldwell, Missouri.
iii. ESTHER A. GUFFEY, b. October 03, 1898, Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri; d. April 22, 1993, Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri.
iv. JOHN WILLIAM GUFFEY, b. September 30, 1895, Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri; d. June 02, 1978.
v. JOSEPH B. GUFFEY, b. Abt. 1906, Caldwell County, Missorui.
MARCUS L. GUFFEY (STOKELY ROWAN, WILLIAM) was born July 17, 1860 in Caldwell County, Missorui, and died February 1951 in Fairway, Johnson, Kansas. He married (1) CORDELIA SHOOK March 13, 1883 in Mooresville, Livingston, Missouri. He married (2) JOSEPHINE BELLE MCCLURE February 01, 1885 in Caldwell County, Missouri.
ii. WILLIAM STOKELY GUFFEY, b. June 12, 1887, Missouri; d. May 22, 1973.
i. MERLE STOKELY GUFFEY, b. December 22, 1892, Thomas County, Kansas; d. July 21, 1979.
ii. THOMAS CECIL GUFFEY, b. 1898; d. 1980.
iii. PAUL FOSTER GUFFEY, b. March 05, 1900, Fairview Township, Caldell, Missouri; m. NELLIE RUTH DOUGLAS, October 07, 1922, Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri.
iv. LILA MARGRET LOUISE GUFFEY, b. Abt. 1906, Missouri; d. Aft. January 1977.
ASHLEY WARREN GUFFEY (ASHLEY RICHARD, WILLIAM) was born 1861 in Caldwell County, Missouri.
STOKELY RICHARD GUFFEY (ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) was born April 29, 1878 in Stone County, Arkansas, and died February 20, 1962 in Stiwell, Adair, Oklahoma. He married RENA IRENE PAGE March 06, 1898 in Bruno, Marion, Arkansas. She was born February 03, 1879 in Texas, and died October 25, 1958 in Stiwell, Adair, Oklahoma.
i. JOHN ANDREW GUFFEY, b. January 04, 1901, Bruno, Marion, Arkansas; d. July 20, 1960, Grandview, Yakiama, Washington; m. MARY BELLE STARR, January 26, 1924, Stiwell, Adair, Oklahoma; b. February 06, 1906, Stiwell, Adair, Oklahoma; d. June 08, 1981, Grandview, Yakiama, Washington.
ELSIE ELIZABETH GUFFEY (ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) was born January 06, 1869 in Timbo Stone, Arkansas, and died January 06, 1942 in Santa Barbara, California. She married CHARLES WILLIAM FORBES February 05, 1885 in Marion County, Arkansas. He was born January 10, 1850 in Iowa.
i. WILLIAM A FORBES, b. 1889.
ii. OLIVER U. FORBES, b. 1890; d. 1959, Las Animas, Colorado; m. FLORENCE, June 03, 1922; b. 1902; d. 1986, Las Animas, Colorado.
iii. CLAUDE ANDREW FORBES, b. August 01, 1894, Okamulgee, IT, Oklahoma; d. December 13, 1963, Nampa, Idaho; m. ELMIRA LUELLA MCCOY, 1916; b. October 19, 1900, Roff, Oklahoma; d. June 27, 1974, Los Angeles, California.
iv. WILLIS FORBES, b. November 29, 1895, Middleoatha, Lincoln County, Oklahoma; d. January 08, 1972, Las Animas, Colorado; m. (1) EDITH; b. 1905; d. 1978, Las Animas, Colorado; m. (2) ROSE EDITH TAYLOR, December 19, 1919, Perryton, Texas; b. January 15, 1905, Gray County, Oklahoma; d. February 23, 1978, Colorado.
Abner Tell Guffey was on the 1860 census for Locust Grove, Stone, Arkansas. At that time, he was 11 years old and it stated that he "works on farm".
Listed on 1910 census in Jackson County, Arkansas. Living with wife Polly and son William R. Also living in the home were James Heltez (age 7) and Walter Smith (age 23).
i. JANE E. GUFFEY, b. December 18, 1892; d. May 14, 1904.
ii. SAMIE R. GUFFEY, b. February 18, 1895; d. April 04, 1895.
iii. VIOLA GUFFEY, b. June 15, 1896; d. May 09, 1904.
iv. JAMES R. GUFFEY, b. July 17, 1901; d. April 29, 1904.
v. WILLIAM T. GUFFEY, b. September 23, 1903; d. October 11, 1903.
vi. WILLIAM ROBERT GUFFEY, b. October 26, 1908; d. 1987.
vii. ALBERT FRANKLIN GUFFEY, b. December 08, 1910; d. March 28, 1999.
viii. WOODROW WILSON GUFFEY, b. October 08, 1912; d. February 21, 1994.
ix. GLADYS HELEN GUFFEY, b. September 07, 1914; d. June 22, 1985.
ii. HARBAUGH ABNER GUFFEY, b. December 02, 1904, Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri; d. February 02, 1961, Elwood, Will, Illinois.
iii. NELLIE RIVA GUFFEY, b. July 11, 1907, Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri; d. October 1971, Nevada, Vernon, Missouri.
v. LLOYD KARL "BILL" JAMES.
vii. OFFA P. "TURK" JAMES.
viii. ROBERT E. LEE JAMES.
i. MARIE GUFFEY, d. Bef. 2005; m. WELBORN.
iii. ALAN ELLYSON GUFFEY, b. November 15, 1930, White Church, Kansas; d. July 17, 1994, Breckenridge, Caldwell, Missouri.
iv. JANET ETHEL GUFFEY, b. June 30, 1932, White Church, Kansas; d. December 23, 2005, Breckenridge, Caldwell County, Missouri.
THOMAS CECIL GUFFEY (THOMAS SHERIDAN, STOKELY ROWAN, WILLIAM) was born 1898, and died 1980. He married BONITA GRAY MCCARTNEY. She was born 1901, and died 1988.
i. WILLIAM GUFFEY, b. December 25, 1940.
ii. ARTIS LUCILLE GUFFEY, b. Abt. 1929, Fairview Township, Caldell, Missouri; m. MARSHALL DEAN GENTRY, December 20, 1952, Hamilton, Caldwell, Missouri.
iii. DEAN ELDON GUFFEY, b. 1925, Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri; d. 1980, Hamilton, Caldwell, Missouri; m. VIRGINIA RODGERS.
iv. GENE VERLIN GUFFEY, b. Abt. 1925, Missouri; d. February 14, 2008, Cameron Hospital, Clinton County, Missouri.
v. LOIS GUFFEY, b. 1931; m. ALDEN RICHARD LONGWELL.
LILA MARGRET LOUISE GUFFEY (THOMAS SHERIDAN, STOKELY ROWAN, WILLIAM) was born Abt. 1906 in Missouri, and died Aft. January 1977. She married ALVA RAYMOND SPIDLE March 03, 1926 in Gallatin, Daviess, Missouri.
WILLIAM ROBERT GUFFEY (ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) was born October 26, 1908, and died 1987. He married CHESTER IONA TURNER January 01, 1929 in Jackson County, Arkansas, daughter of EDGAR TURNER and MARY WEST. She was born 1902, and died 1986. WILLIAM ROBERT GUFFEY: Occupation: Deputy Sheriff of Jackson County from 1965 to 1973. William and Chester Guffey lived at Jacksonport, Arkansas.
ii. MARY ANN GUFFEY, b. May 18, 1939.
ii. JIMMY GUFFEY, b. July 22, 1935; d. 1975.
iv. EDITH GUFFEY, b. May 05, 1939; d. July 02, 1998.
vi. GERALD WAYNE GUFFEY, m. ANN CHANEY, September 03, 1971, Jackson County, Arkansas.
Obituary for WOODROW WILSON GUFFEY: Woodrow Wilson Guffey, 81, of Grubbs, died Monday, February 21, 1994, at his home. He was a retired farmer and Jackson County employee and a member of the Church of Christ. He was also a former member of the Grubbs Town Council. Survivors include: his wife, Mabel H. Guffey, five sons, J.W. Guffey of Conway, Kenneth Guffey of Memphis, Lavelle Guffey of Texas, Danny Guffey and Gerald Guffey both of Newport, two daughters, Bobbie Meiner and Sue Williamson, both of Hazen. Two brothers, Albert & Doyle Guffey, both of Tuckerman, three half-brothers, L.C. & Luther Goodman, both of Tuckerman and H.O. Goodman of Indiana, one half-sister Imaneal Lassiter of Indiana. Three grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Visitation will be from 5 to 9p.m. Tuesday, February 22 at the funeral home. Funeral services will be at 10a.m. Wednesday, February 23 at Grubbs Church of Christ. Burial will be in Ballews Chapel Cemetery. Llano Robinson will officiate. Pallbearers will be Dennis Ray, Donald Ray, Billy Tate, Bill Fletcher, Glenn Hill and Skeeter Grady. Honorary pallbearers will be: Gene Sweat, Sonny McCoy, J.A. Hopkins and Fletcher Tate. Dillinger funeral home is in charge of arrangements.
GLADYS HELEN GUFFEY (ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) was born September 07, 1914, and died June 22, 1985. She married OWEN SEBASTIAN TURNER June 14, 1931 in Jackson County, Arkansas, son of EDGAR TURNER and MARY WEST. He was born February 17, 1904, and died April 29, 1979.
i. BERNICE JANETTA TURNER, b. October 12, 1931; d. October 11, 2005.
iv. MARTHA ALICE TURNER, b. August 18, 1936; d. November 13, 2007.
v. ROY EDGAR TURNER, b. October 16, 1940; d. December 22, 1989.
WALTER DOYLE GUFFEY (ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) was born June 04, 1916, and died January 12, 2008. He married OPAL BERNICE GOATCHER October 07, 1935 in Jackson County, Arkansas, daughter of JOHN GOATCHER and MARTHA TEAGUE. She was born September 04, 1917 in Jackson County, Arkansas.
iii. JANICE LUCILLE GUFFEY, Jackson County, Arkansas.
Obituary: Doyle Guffey - Doyle Guffey, 91, of Newport died Saturday, Jan. 12, 2008. He is preceded in death by his parents, Abner and Polly Devora Guffey Goodman; grandson, Jeff Vickers; great-grandson, Jonathon Tubbs; brothers, Robert, Albert and Woodrow Guffey, Orden and L.C. Goodman; and sisters, Gladys Turner and Ima Neil Lassiter.
Survivors include his wife, Opal Guffey; a son, Boyce Ray (Thelma) Guffey; daughters, Una Jo (Darrell) Vickers and Janice (John) Baxter; brother, Luther Goodman; and several grandchildren. Services were held in Cash First Assembly of God with burial in Ballews Chapel Cemetery.
Obituary: Bernice Guffey - Opal Bernice Guffey, 93, of Cash departed this life Wednesday, December 29, 2010. She was a member of Cash Assembly of God Church. She was preceded in death by her husband of 72 years; Doyle Guffey, parents; John and Elizabeth (Teague) Goatcher, one grandson; Jeff Vickers, one great grandson; Jonathan Tubbs and one sister; Martha (Jackie) Lancaster. She enjoyed sewing, gardening, camping, hunting and loved her family and church family. She is survived by one son; Boyce Guffey (Thelma) of Cash, two daughters; Una Joe Vickers (Darrell) of Newport, Janice Baxter (John) of Cash, one sister; Ruby Neal Richardson of Jonesboro, six grandchildren, eight great grandchildren and seven great great grand-children. Burial was in Ballews Chapel Cemetery.
MAE WILLIAMSON (MESDAMES EDITH GUFFEY, ABNER JOHNSON, WILLIAM) She married HARRY MILNE.
i. EDNA MAE MILNE, m. CHAFFIN.
NELLIE RIVA GUFFEY (SIDNEY BURNESS, ABNER JOHNSON, WILLIAM) was born July 11, 1907 in Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri, and died October 1971 in Nevada, Vernon, Missouri. She married TED R. SADLER.
ALAN ELLYSON GUFFEY (WILLIAM STOKELY, MARCUS L., STOKELY ROWAN, WILLIAM) was born November 15, 1930 in White Church, Kansas, and died July 17, 1994 in Breckenridge, Caldwell, Missouri. He married JEANE ANNE MURRAY September 09, 1956 in Breckenridge Township, Caldwell, Missouri.
JANET ETHEL GUFFEY (WILLIAM STOKELY, MARCUS L., STOKELY ROWAN, WILLIAM) was born June 30, 1932 in White Church, Kansas, and died December 23, 2005 in Breckenridge, Caldwell County, Missouri. She married DAVID ENCELL GREENWOOD May 31, 1952 in Breckenridge, Caldwell County, Missouri, son of EDMOND GREENWOOD and ELENORA WILL. He was born November 17, 1921 in Lock Springs, Daviess County, Missouri, and died October 29, 2008 in Breckenridge, Caldwell County, Missouri.
WILLIAM GUFFEY (THOMAS CECIL, THOMAS SHERIDAN, STOKELY ROWAN, WILLIAM) was born December 25, 1940. He married BRENDA LEE HAYES.
GENEVIEVE GUFFEY (WILLIAM ROBERT, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married WILLIAM L. LASSITER August 17, 1946 in Jackson County, Arkansas, son of FRED LASSITER and TEMPLE INGRAM. He was born February 13, 1924 in Tuckerman, Arkansas, and died May 16, 2002.
Williams Bryan Lassiter, Rob Gordon, and members of the Men's Sunday School Class: G. L. Balch, Charles Stephens, Oscar Lassiter, Jack Phipps, Dan Haygood, Ben Jones, Leo Stuart, Penn Cockrill, and Royce Grigsby.
Memorials may be made to the Diaz Baptist Church, P.O. Box 13, Diaz. Arrangements by Jackson's Newport Funeral Home.
i. BOBBIE LEWIS LASSITER, m. SUZANNE BOGGS.
iv. CHERYL LASSITER, m. GREGORY GORDON.
MARY ANN GUFFEY (WILLIAM ROBERT, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married W. D. DURHAM March 18, 1961 in Jackson County, Arkansas. The Durham family were last known to be living at Rome, Georgia.
WILLIAM ROBERT GUFFEY (WILLIAM ROBERT, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married BERTHA ALBERTSON. W. R. Guffey and family were last known to be living at Heber Springs, Arkansas.
VELMA JEAN GUFFEY (WILLIAM ROBERT, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married MAX WARREN. The Warren family was last known to be living at Jacksonport, Arkansas.
Obituary MAX WARREN: Mr. Max Warren, a lifelong resident of Jacksonport, departed this life on Tuesday, May 24, 2011 at Little Rock, Arkansas at the age of 75. He was born January 28, 1936 at Jacksonport, the son of Elmo and Katherine (Davis) Warren.
Mr. Max Warren married Miss Velma Jean Guffey on February 15, 1954. They made their home in Jacksonport, and over the past fifty-seven years have raised four children, enjoyed nine grandchildren, ten great grandchildren, loved their family and many friends.
Mr. Warren has been an active and devoted member of the Jacksonport Baptist Church for fifty-two years. Since joining the Church in1959, he has served the Lord and His Church as a faithful witness and with his work as a Sunday School Teacher and Director, a Church Moderator, a member of the Finance Committee and House and Grounds Committee. Mr. Warren's greatest love was his Savior, Jesus Christ.
The other great loves of his life, evident to all who knew him, were his family and his church family. Mr. Warren's pride and greatest source of joy were the accomplishments of his children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Always the devoted father and grandfather, he enthusiastically attended every sports activity and recital possible. Mr. Max Warren loved his family and was loved by his family. He enjoyed hunting and fishing, especially with his sons and grandsons. He also enjoyed gardening and was an avid fan of the Newport Greyhounds.
Mr. Warren retired from Revere Copper and Brass where he worked for many years. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge and served on the Jacksonport City Council for many years and was instrumental in getting the streets of Jacksonport paved.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Elmo and Katherine Warren; and one brother, Lloyd Warren.
Mr. Warren is survived by his wife of fifty-seven years, Velma Jean Warren of Jacksonport; four children, Vickie Dingman and husband Jim of Jacksonport, Mike Warren and wife Cynthia of Newport, Billy Max Warren and wife Kim of Newport, and Karen Bradley and husband Terry of Jacksonport; three sisters, Jennetta Newman and husband Jimmy of Paragould, Inez Blanton of Jacksonport, and Betty Jones of Jacksonport; one brother, Cloys Warren and wife Margret of Alvin, Texas; grandchildren, Kenny and Gayla Dingman, Tonya and Jason Phillips, Jennifer and Clint Ritchie, Anna and T.J. Bowen, Michael Warren, Jr., Megan Warren, Dustin and Katy Warren, Matthew Bradley, and Emily Bradley; ten great-grandchildren, Lindsey Dingman, Landen Phillips, Madison Phillips, Anderson Phillips, Aniston Phillips, Addison Ritchie, Whitley Ritchie, Trey Bowen, Jayla Tell, and Isaiah Warren; and a lifetime of friends.
Friends may visit at the funeral home Thursday, 6:00-8:00 p.m. Funeral services are 11:00 a.m. Friday at Jacksonport Baptist Church with interment in Watson Cemetery.
Those honored to serve as pallbearers are Kenny Dingman, Dustin Warren, Michael Warren, Matthew Bradley, Will Finn, and Cloys Warren, Jr. and those honored to be named as honorary pallbearers are Buddy Dyke, Jim Montgomery, Leon Baugh, Bill Jones, and the Men of Jacksonport Baptist Church.
GLENNA MAE GUFFEY (WILLIAM ROBERT, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married JERRY TURNER June 17, 1958 in Jackson County, Arkansas.
ALBERT GUFFEY JR. (ALBERT FRANKLIN GUFFEY, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) He married BETTY DEAN DUNN August 13, 1955 in Jackson County, Arkansas.
Obituary for ALBERT GUFFEY, JR. : Albert Guffey Jr. 76, of Vernal, Utah, passed away Feb. 3, 2010 at his home in Vernal. Al was born Feb. 6, 1934 in Battle Axe, Arkansas, eldest son of Albert and Mildred Gifford Guffey. Al married the love of his life Bettye Dean Dunn in 1955. In 1958, Al relocated to North Dakota with Bettye and the first of his three children Rick, to work in the oilfield. In the latter part of 1958 Ron was born and in 1962 Jana was born. Al continued to live and work in eastern Montana and western North Dakota until 1972 when Al and family relocated to Vernal. Al worked in several different locations in the oil industry but always returned to the drilling rig. After his retirement from the oil field, he went to work doing demos in the local stores. He never met a stranger and everyone was a friend. Al enjoyed traveling many miles across Utah and eastern Colorado to support the many sporting activities that his children and grandchildren became involved with. Al loved to bowl with family and friends, Al also enjoyed activities such as fishing at Steinaker Reservoir for rainbow trout and the occasional largemouth bass, growing tomatoes in the summer and also tending to his great-grandkids. Al is survived by his wife of 54 years, Bettye Dean Guffey; and his siblings, Jay Guffey of Jacksonport, Ark., Troy Guffey of Savage, Mont., Jerry Blackburn of Searcy, Ark. and Patsy Caldwell of Columbus, Ohio; his children and their spouses Rick and Julie Guffey of Phoenix, Ariz., Ron and Jane Guffey of Vernal, Utah and Jana and Ralph Warby of Vernal, Utah; his grandchildren, Markelle and Kyle, Jolay, Daniel and Emily, David, Kara and Jennie, RC and Ashley; his great-grandkids Nevaeh, Wyatt, Colby and Taygen. Al was preceded in death by his parents, Albert and Mildred Gifford Guffey of Tuckerman, Ark. and siblings Jim of Tuckerman, Ark. and Edith of Tuckerman, Ark. Viewing will be held Sunday, February 7, 2010 from 6 to 8 P.M. at the Blackburn Vernal Mortuary. Funeral Services will be held Monday February 8 at 11:00 A.M. with a viewing one hour prior at the First Baptist Church (2100 East Hwy 40, Vernal, Utah) Interment in the Rock Point Cemetery under the direction of the Blackburn Vernal Mortuary.
bowling alley, you could find them watching the Jazz game with just as much enthusiasm as they had for life. Jerry Sloan had nothing on Bettye and everyone knew it. She was not only the Jazz's biggest fan and supporter but for her grandkids also. She could be found on the sideline cheering "rock and fire" at numerous softball games or yelling "Get Him Get Him" for the football games. Bettye was the sweetest person who would give you a hug or give you that encouraging word at just the right time. She was a great cook and baker and made sure you never left hungry. She loved baking so much that she started working on her entries for the county fair long before the competition new what hit em'. The most important thing to Bettye was her family and her faith. Her love and compassion will be greatly missed but not forgotten. A funeral service will be held Wednesday, May 2, 2012 at the Vernal Christian Church. Friends and Family may call Tuesday evening at the Peterson Funeral Home from 7 - 9 p.m., and one hour prior the service at the church. Burial will be in the Rock Point Cemetery in Maeser under the direction of the Peterson Family Funeral Home.
JIMMY NATHANIEL GUFFEY (ALBERT FRANKLIN, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) was born July 22, 1935, and died 1975. He married LOIS KOLLER October 27, 1956 in Jackson County, Arkansas. LOIS went by the name VIRGINIA and died March 20 1995 in Kankakee, Illinois and was buried in Onarga, Illinois.
STEPHEN JAY GUFFEY (ALBERT FRANKLIN, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married JOYCE FAYE DUNIVAN July 25, 1957 in Jackson County, Arkansas.
Parents: Albert and Mildred Guffey.
EDITH GUFFEY (ALBERT FRANKLIN, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) was born May 05, 1939, and died July 02, 1998. She married DONALD RILEY June 05, 1958 in Jackson County, Arkansas.
PATSY GUFFEY (ALBERT FRANKLIN, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married ALEXANDER "JABO" CALDWELL January 17, 1969 in Jackson County, Arkansas.
JUNCTION CITY: Samantha Kay Caldwell, 35, of Junction City, Ohio died peacefully in her sleep of natural causes on Friday, July 6, 2012 at her home. Born July 11, 1976 in Lancaster, Ohio to Floyd "Jabo" and Patsy Guffey Caldwell of Junction City, Ohio. Samantha was a member of the Lighthouse Baptist Church of Lancaster; auxiliary member of James E. Fisher Post #376, American Legion of Junction City and a previous member of the Junction City Volunteer Fire Department. She had the biggest heart in the world and never met a stranger. Survived by her parents, Floyd "Jabo" and Patsy Caldwell; brother, Frank Caldwell; three nieces, Aliena Diane Caldwell, Abbie Nicole Caldwell and Alexandria Ann Caldwell, all of Junction City and her dog, Tempy. Preceded in death by brother, Charles Edward Caldwell; grandparents, aunts and uncles. Calling hours will be held from 3pm-8pm on Monday, July 9, 2012 at the Roberts-Winegardner Funeral Home, 304 Mill Street, New Lexington, Ohio. Funeral service will be held at 11:00am on Tuesday, July 10, 2012 at the funeral home with Pastor Phillip Manning officiating. Burial will be in New Lebanon Cemetery, Junction City, OH.
TROY DEVON GUFFEY (ALBERT FRANKLIN, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) He married JOYCE JOHNSTON.
GROVER LAVELL GUFFEY (WOODROW WILSON, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) was born July 04, 1937. He married (1) ANN MARIE FULLER June 07, 1958 in Jackson County, Arkansas. Ann Fuller Guffey was killed in an auto accident. He married (2) DIXIE FLOYD.
Keith, Kenny, Randy, and Suanne were raised by their paternal grandparents, Woodrow and Mabel Guffey after the death of their mother. Keith worked in various jobs in the farming community of Poinsett and Jackson counties in AR and most recently managed a deer camp in the Black Rock AR area owned by Tommy Wofford. Keith is now disabled due to degenerative disc disease.
KENNETH RAY GUFFEY (WOODROW WILSON, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married BETTY MERSEARU WILMOTH.
i. KENNETH RAY GUFFEY II.
BOBBIE DEAN GUFFEY (WOODROW WILSON, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married BILL MEINOR.
CAROLYN SUE GUFFEY (WOODROW WILSON, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married CHARLES HENRY WILLIAMSON, son of ADEN WILLIAMSON.
GERALD WAYNE GUFFEY (WOODROW WILSON, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married ANN CHANEY, September 03, 1971, Jackson County, Arkansas. ANN CHANEY GUFFEY died September 2008.
ii. MICHAEL GUFFEY married JENNIFER KOTTWITZ.
DANNY RAY GUFFEY (WOODROW WILSON, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married SUSAN MONTGOMERY.
BERNICE JANETTA TURNER (GLADYS HELEN GUFFEY, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) was born October 12, 1931, and died October 11, 2005. She married WILLIAM HOWARD MCLAIN November 30, 1946. He was born 1920.
i. DAVID HOWARD MCLAIN, m. PEGGY LELAND, November 17, 1974.
ii. WALTER LEWIS MCLAIN, m. (1) PAM BRITTLE; m. (2) PATTY PARTNY, December 02, 1969; Walter Lewis McLaina nd Patty Partny divorced in 1971. m. (3) LINDA STOKER, June 10, 1974. Walter Lewis McClain and Linda Stoker divorced in 1976.
iii. WILLIAM DWIGHT MCLAIN, b. 1947; d. 1947.
CHARLES JUNIOR TURNER (GLADYS HELEN GUFFEY, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM1) married EDNA DUNKIN November 29, 1949.
ROBERT FRANKLIN TURNER (GLADYS HELEN GUFFEY, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM1) married MARY LOU DUTTON January 26, 1952. Robert Franklin Turner and Mary Lou Dutton divorced in 1975.
MARTHA ALICE TURNER (GLADYS HELEN GUFFEY, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) was born August 18, 1936, and died November 13, 2007. She married (1) JAMES MONRO MCLAIN. James Monro McLain and Martha Alice Turner divorced un 1959. She married (2) BILL TROY WICK September 15, 1963.
ROY EDGAR TURNER (GLADYS HELEN GUFFEY, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) was born October 16, 1940, and died December 22, 1989. He married (1) SANDRA SMITH December 24, 1961. Roy Edgar Turner and Sandra Smith divorced in 1968. He married (2) BETTY JONES September 18, 1969. He married (3) CARLENE EVANS June 04, 1971.
OWEN EUGENE TURNER (GLADYS HELEN GUFFEY, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM1) married (1) JODY SMICHER October 1963. Owen Eugene Turner and Jody Smicher divorced in1963. He married (2) PATSY MAYHUE July 14, 1967.
BOYCE DEAN TURNER (GLADYS HELEN GUFFEY, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married BRENDA BOYCE November 19, 1965.
JIMMY RAY TURNER (GLADYS HELEN GUFFEY, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married RUBY KNIGHT December 02, 1967.
LAURA PAULINE TURNER (GLADYS HELEN GUFFEY, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married (1) JAMES GEORGE February 19, 1964. James George and Laura Pauline Turner divorced in 1970. She married (2) WAYNE RAINS September 05, 1974.
BOYCE RAY GUFFEY (WALTER DOYLE, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married THELMA EUDY August 25, 1958 in Jackson County, Arkansas.
UNA JO GUFFEY (WALTER DOYLE, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married DARRELL VICKERS November 21, 1956.
JANICE LUCILLE GUFFEY (WALTER DOYLE, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married (1) WILLIAM HOWARD EUDY JR. September 10, 1956. He was born November 10, 1939, and died August 18, 2001. She married (2) JOHN ROBERT BAXTER August 15, 1981.
GALEN LASSITER (GENEVIEVE GUFFEY, WILLIAM ROBERT, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married PAULA GRIZZLE.
SHARON LASSITER (GENEVIEVE GUFFEY, WILLIAM ROBERT, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married PHILLIP WESSON.
VIRGINIA ANN DURHAM (VELMA JEAN GUFFEY, WILLIAM ROBERT, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married MICHAEL FINN.
VICKIE DIANE WARREN (VELMA JEAN GUFFEY, WILLIAM ROBERT, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married JIM DINGMAN.
MICHAEL RAY WARREN (VELMA JEAN GUFFEY, WILLIAM ROBERT, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married CYNTHIA ANN WEAVER.
BILLY MAX WARREN (VELMA JEAN GUFFEY, WILLIAM ROBERT, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married KIM MELTON.
KAREN MAXINE married TERRY BRADLEY September 06, 1986.
RICHARD GARY GUFFEY (ALBERT GUFFEY JR., ALBERT FRANKLIN GUFFEY, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married JULIE ANN SHORT.
LATASHA DANILLE GUFFEY (GERALD WAYNE, WOODROW WILSON, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married BRANDON MICHAEL HERICKS.
KEITH GUFFEY (GROVER LAVELL, WOODROW WILSON, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married (1) JACKIE PRIEST. He married (2) DEANA TEAGUE.
MICHAEL GUFFEY (GERALD WAYNE, WOODROW WILSON, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married (1) JENNIFER KOTTWITZ. He married (2) VICKI DRAKE.
SHERLENE TURNER (CHARLES JUNIOR, GLADYS HELEN GUFFEY, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married FLOYD EUGENE JONES December 14, 1973.
NANCY DIANE TURNER (CHARLES JUNIOR, GLADYS HELEN GUFFEY, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married THERMON DALE WALLACE July 28, 1974.
MARY GAIL TURNER (ROBERT FRANKLIN, GLADYS HELEN GUFFEY, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married BOBBY JOE WADE December 26, 1972. He was born November 10, 1954.
CYNTHIA ELAINE EUDY (JANICE LUCILLE GUFFEY, WALTER DOYLE, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) was born in Newport, Jackson County, Arkansas. She married (1) WILLARD ALLEN ZUBER. He was born September 25, 1956, and died August 11, 1984. She married (2) JOE TUBBS November 01, 1982. Joe Tubbs adopted Tammy Lynn Zuber.
ii. DAVID TUBBS, born in Sarasota, Florida. David's parents were Danette and David Liska. David was adopted by Cindy and Joe Tubbs.
iii. JONATHAN DARRELL TUBBS, b. August 04, 1982; d. August 04, 1986.
JANA DARLENE EUDY (JANICE LUCILLE GUFFEY, WALTER DOYLE, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) was born in Newport, Jackson County, Arkansas. She married DON HARDIN.
i. VARIEA HARDIN, born in Newport, Jackson County, Arkansas.
ii. JEREMY KYLE EASTER, born in Newport, Jackson County, Arkansas.
DANETTE LA'THRESE EUDY (JANICE LUCILLE GUFFEY, WALTER DOYLE, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) was born in Jonesboro, Craighead County, Arkansas. She married DAVID LISKA.
KENNY DINGMAN (VICKIE DIANE GUFFEY, VELMA JEAN GUFFEY, WILLIAM ROBERT, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married GAYLA DOYLE.
TONYA ANGELINE DINGMAN (VICKIE DIANE GUFFEY, VELMA JEAN GUFFEY, WILLIAM ROBERT, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married JASON PHILLIPS.
JENNIFER RENAE WARREN (MICHAEL RAY WARREN, VELMA JEAN GUFFEY, WILLIAM ROBERT, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married CLINT RITCHIE.
ANNA MICHELLE WARREN (MICHAEL RAY WARREN, VELMA JEAN GUFFEY, WILLIAM ROBERT, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married T. J. BOWEN.
MEGAN AMBER WARREN (BILLY MAX WARREN, VELMA JEAN GUFFEY, WILLIAM ROBERT, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married BRANDON WILLIAMS November 11, 2011.
TAMMY LYNN ZUBER (CYNTHIA ELAINE EUDY, JANICE LUCILLE GUFFEY, WALTER DOYLE, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) married ALLEN TENNYSON March 06, 1999.
i. SAMUEL ALLEN TENNYSON, born in Jonesboro, Craighead County, Arkansas.
VARIEA HARDIN (JANA DARLENE EUDY, JANICE LUCILLE GUFFEY, WALTER DOYLE, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) was born in Newport, Jackson County, Arkansas. She married CHRIS MCGARRAH April 1996.
JEREMY KYLE EASTER (JANA DARLENE EUDY, JANICE LUCILLE GUFFEY, WALTER DOYLE, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) was born in Newport, Jackson County, Arkansas. He married CINDY JACKS. Jeremy Kyle was put up for adoption. Jeremy Kyle Easter.
KYLE ERIN LISKA (DANETTE LA'THRESE EUDY, JANICE LUCILLE GUFFEY, WALTER DOYLE, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM). KYLE married ERIC TORRESCARCOVICH.
REGINA RILEY, (EDITH, ALBERT FRANKLIN, ABNER TELL, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM) She married DON BENNETT in Jackson County, Arkansas.


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Interview with Damien Rudd, the creator of 'Sad Topographies'.
– an Instagram account where he collects Google Map screenshots of the world's most depressing sounding places.
Hey- beside being the creator of 'Sad Topographies'- who are you Damien?
I'm 32, an Australian artist and currently live in Amsterdam.
My practice revolves around alternative historical narratives, working in installation, photography, text and sound.
When this 'Sad Topographies' project began? How this nice idea occurred to you?
It began, as most things do, by accident. I was searching for something on google maps and I found Mount Hopeless in Australia. I typed hopeless into google maps to find other places called hopeless, then other synonyms for sadness. I screen captured the results and soon had the beginnings of collection. It only made sense to put them on Instagram to a dedicated account.
Do you do that just for fun or are you an obsessive collector?
I have many collections, none that are complete as there is nothing more dead then a finished collection. I collect, among other things, old Viewmaster travel reels, discarded family photos, super 8 family vacation films and 16mm instructional and educational films. I have another instagram account @shapeofevidence which is a collection of found images from outdated library books. The size of my various collections is unfortunately restricted by the size of my apartment.
How do you find these places? It must take some time.
It's actually extremely fast and easy. I simply type synonyms for sadness into Google maps. Anyone can do it.
Many favorites. Probably the ones in Antarctica are the most interesting. There is Shapeless Mountain which was named as none of the exploring party could agree on its shape. So shapeless was Shapeless Mountain that when a later expedition attempted to climb it, they scaled the wrong mountain entirely—which they then in turn named Mistake Mountain. There is also a Wrong Peak, which earned its name in under similar circumstances. In 1963 Recoil Glacier was named by a geologist who was said to have "recoiled in disgust" at finding nothing of interest there. There is also Deception Island.
I love to imagine the lives of the people settled around those places. Do you think about them too?
Not particularity! It's easy to get used to a name and not even think about it.
You have more than 67K followers now- What did the success of this Instagram account change to you?
I'm currently working on a book for Simon and Schuster. It will be called Sad Topographies and will be on shelves in the UK later this year. Personal fame and riches is still eluding me.
Do you have plans for this series in the future and do you think you'll continue for a long time?
I'm currently doing a mini series called "Disappointing American Topographies" as a subtle protest to the current political situation. Otherwise I receive place suggestions every day so there's no end to the collection in sight.
What's next for you? Do you have other ideas of this kind in your head?
I'm still working steadily on my other collections and starting new ones often. In Japan there is a museum called Chinsekikan, otherwise known as The Hall of Curious Rocks, which is a large collection of rocks that resemble human faces. In the future I wish to begin such a museum with a collection still yet to be determined.
Taking a shower then finishing reading Open City by Teju Cole, which by the way, is fantastic.


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Munich Train Station Map
Munich Germany's central train station is called the München Hauptbahnhof.
The station is conveniently located in the centre of the city. It is a major hub for the city's public transit system (i.e. S-Bahn, U-Bahn, trams and buses).
Central Train Station in Munich Germany
View map of Munich's central train station.
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Explore Wynwood walls … walk into the art galleries … really study the detail within the art that's created on every wall throughout the area. The stories are endless there.
Sit in a local coffee-shop … one you've never heard of before and get to know the locals who surround you. Take out a pen and piece of paper and just let your mind wander. The creative energy within those hidden gems are unlike any other place.
Take a walk along the beach or by the inter coastal at sunset or sunrise. The Florida skies are pure magic at those times.
Fave restaurant and dish/es to get there: My favorite coffee-shops down here in South Florida so far are Brew Urban Café and Ella Café, both in Fort Lauderdale.
I typically either get the vanilla or mocha latte.


Members of the MEA Board of Directors are responsible for coordinating the work of MEA committees. Responsibilities include the identification of committee chairs and committee members (except for MEA/ME-ACTE Joint Committees) and the submission of the names of these individuals to the MEA President for Approval by the Board. Board members also have the important responsibility of monitoring and supporting the work of each committee to ensure that Committee responsibilities are carried out.
Special Committees: Special Committees may be constituted and appointed by the President with the approval of the Board of Directors. Special Committees may be appointed by the President for the time period in which he/she serves in office. They may be re-appointed by the incoming President to serve for an additional time period.


Lollipop Bingo joined the Jumpman powered 15 Network in June 2015. The site is bright and colourful with a sweet treat theme. When it first launched it stood out from many of it's sister sites by offering monthly promotions, although these have ceased since the site changed hands back in 2016. In 2018 the site upgraded to the new 15 Network platform and failed to inform partners of the change. Therefore our link directs you to a recommended site on the same platform.
New players to Lollipop Bingo are welcomed with a spin the wheel bonus. Deposit a minimum of £10 to spin the Mega Wheel and win up to 500 spins. Other prizes include Amazon vouchers - up to a value of £10. Further spins of the Mega Wheel are available when you reload with £20 or more. Any wins from the spins are paid as a bonus and come with a x40 wagering term. Note that in order to make your first withdrawal, at least £100 must have been wagered in real funds.
Inside the lobby you'll only find 90 ball bingo rooms. These include Lucky Stars and Glitz & Glam. Lollipop Bingo also offers free bingo! It offers daily free games between 9am and 1pm for depositors. VIP players have their own room. Look out for jackpot games including Fair & Square, Pay Day Jackpot and Legends Jackpot.
Promotions at Lollipop Bingo include those offered by the network. Worthy of mention is the monthly Tuesday Treasure game that gives players the chance to win a share of £1000. Tickets are free to qualifying depositors. Each month there's a prize promo at Lollipop Bingo. This tends to be slots orientated but the total prizes are worth £2000 or more.
No app is required to play Lollipop Bingo on the move. You can login and play as normal with mobile, tablet and desktop. This gives you access to bingo and selected slots.
Slots are available to play at Lollipop Bingo. At first glance, slots don't appear to be an important element of Lollipop. However, they do exist and are accessible via the lobby. The functionality is a little bit clunky but there are plenty of games including Fluffy Favourites, Sugar Train, Temple Of Isis, Starburst and Piggy Payout.
Lollipop started off as an exciting brand but since it's changed hands it doesn't offer anything stand out. That's not to say it's a bad site, but the bingo rooms need to be a bit more active and the interface could be better.


Grand Opening April 5th, 2018!
We are so excited to announce Conifer Communications is expanding to Calaveras County that we are throwing a party to celebrate with our new neighbors and friends! So please come and join us at our Grand Opening and learn about our high speed Internet and get to know our team.


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ELCA members change lives with veterans' court program
By Jenny Kunka April 19, 2016
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Judge Greg Pinski presides over the Veterans Court's inaugural graduation ceremony. David Belcher (right) was the court's first graduate and has now joined his mentor Joe Parsetich (left) in the program's mentor ranks.
Dave Belcher served in the Army for 17 years. He was a platoon sergeant and received a Bronze Star and a Combat Infantry Badge, but he came home with a brain injury and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
He isolated himself after returning to civilian life. "I started doing drugs and tried to commit suicide," he said. "I turned away everyone who loved me."
Belcher's life hit bottom when he awoke from a nightmare and attacked his girlfriend, who ended up in the hospital. He pleaded guilty to the attack and faced at least nine years in prison. That was when he learned about the Cascade County Veterans Court in Great Falls, Mont.
State District Judge Greg Pinski, a member of Redeemer Lutheran Church in Great Falls, started the court program in November 2013 when he was searching for a need he could address.
"When you look at the number of Iraq and Afghanistan vets coming back with PTSD and traumatic brain injuries, their injuries and struggles get out of hand and, by the very nature of their issues, they seem to become involved in the justice system," Pinski said.
Since Great Falls has an Air Force base and a National Guard, Pinski thought it was a good fit for this specialized court.
Faith and work intersect
Pinski said his work with the program was influenced by his faith. "It's about looking at who a person is and, despite faults, struggles or difficulties, trying to provide them with the resources to succeed," he said. "It goes hand-in-hand with everything faith is about."
Pinski is not alone in his efforts or his convictions.
Jennifer Quick, a member of First English Evangelical Lutheran Church, Great Falls, is a prosecutor in Cascade County who has also played a large role in the Veterans Court. She, too, connects her faith with her work in the program.
"I believe God has a plan for everyone, but things can get in your way, intervening forces, such as what can happen during a war," Quick said. "Each and every one of these people is important and has a plan. We can't give up on them."
In February, Quick was honored for her work with the program, receiving a certificate of appreciation from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Montana.
In its first two years, Veterans Court has enrolled 24 participants with 11 graduating, 12 still involved and three more waiting to join.
"Many of these veterans have no criminal history," Pinski said. "They just need to address the issues that brought them into the court system."
Although some choose Veterans Court over prison time as the easy way out, Pinski said the program is not easy. Participants must appear in court and meet with their probation officers every week. They are randomly drug tested at least two times a week and must go through continuous alcohol monitoring for the first 90 days. Additionally, multiple weekly substance abuse meetings and counseling sessions are scheduled for each individual.
By all accounts, the system is working. Pinski said that on a national level, 70 percent of participants graduate and 75 percent of graduates are not reimprisoned.
"The effect on the vets is amazing," Quick said, adding that she sees a sense of pride in participants. "Their outlook changes when they know they have this whole team behind them and people who believe in them. They just shine on graduation day. They are so proud of what they've accomplished."
Quick said she's heard from some veterans that their clarity of mind after addiction and mental health counseling has made family life and church a priority. The faith community becomes part of their sobriety and part of making a positive network in their lives.
Washed clean
After 18 months in Veterans Court, Belcher was the program's first graduate. Today he is clean and sober, volunteers as a mentor for the program and has been married for two years to Michelle, his girlfriend during his period of nightmares.
Belcher said the people in Veterans Court are the reason he is here today. He's especially grateful to Pinski. "He cares the most out of anybody," Belcher said. "I've never met anyone like that in the court system."
Belcher said he also believes it's hard to change without God in your life. He was baptized a year and a half ago and for the first time was able to feel God. "I think God brought me to him. I can't think of any other way to say it," he said. "I went to that church and got on my knees."
After being baptized, Belcher said he asked God what he could do with his life. "The only thing I can do now is help other people," he said. "I'll be a mentor as long as I can. There's a lot of people out there like me and they need help."
Jenny Kunka
Jenny Kunka is director of the Northern Rockies Institute of Theology, a lifelong learning ministry of the ELCA Montana Synod, and also works as a freelance writer.
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by Stephanie Sanders | April 3, 2010 · 12:52 am
Fox Used Footage of Celebrities Without Permission for Palin's New Show
Posted by: Bluedog89
CNN~Rapper LL Cool J appears to be upset with Sarah Palin and Fox News for using footage of a 2008 interview in its promotion for the former Alaska governor's upcoming television special.
"Fox lifted an old interview I gave in 2008 to someone else & are misrepresenting to the public in order to promote Sarah Palins Show. WOW," the musician Tweeted on Tuesday night.
A promotion for the show – called "Real American Stories: Hosted by Sarah Palin" – features an announcer saying, "They're famous faces. Now hear the real story behind their incredible lives." In addition to LL Cool J, country music star Toby Keith and former General Electric CEO Jack Welch are pictured.
LL Cool J wasn't the only one surprised to see that he was part of Sarah Palin's upcoming Fox News program, "Real American Stories."
A representative for country star Toby Keith told CNN that she too was unaware that Fox News was using an old interview of Keith's, conducted sometime in early 2009.
Toby Keith also unknowing participant in Palin's show.
"I had no idea Toby's interview was going to air on Sarah Palin's special. I found out after the press release went out and was contacted by a reporter asking about the show," Keith's publicist said. "It is an old interview….I was never contacted by Fox requesting permission. I still have not heard from Fox."
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by Stephanie Sanders | March 15, 2010 · 12:06 pm
Future Pop Stars Risk Their Lives To Sing for Freedom
Written by: Bluedog89
Award-winning film "Afghan Star - The Documentary." Promotional poster by Zeitgeist Films.
The award-winning "Afghan Star – The Documentary," showcases the "American Idol"-like pop competition "Afghan Star" that is sweeping Afghanistan.
Since the TV show's inception in 2005, its popularity has spread like wildfire, with "Afghan Star" contestants chosen despite gender and voted on democratically by the general public via cell phone.
The documentary follows several contest participants as they literally sing for their lives, particularly the women, who are judged harshly by the still-mostly conservative public that was once dominated by the Taliban.
The film is available on DVD and will be featured on HBO this month.
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by audiegrl | March 7, 2010 · 8:17 am
44-D's Virtual Red Carpet to the Oscars® ~ Not too late to vote!
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82nd Academy Awards Nominations
Best Motion Picture
Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire
Jeff Bridges in Crazy Heart
George Clooney in Up in the Air
Colin Firth in A Single Man
Morgan Freeman in Invictus
Jeremy Renner in The Hurt Locker
Matt Damon in Invictus
Woody Harrelson in The Messenger
Christopher Plummer in The Last Station
Stanley Tucci in The Lovely Bones
Christoph Waltz in Inglourious Basterds
Sandra Bullock in The Blind Side
Helen Mirren in The Last Station
Carey Mulligan in An Education
Gabourey Sidibe in Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire
Meryl Streep in Julie & Julia
Penélope Cruz in Nine
Vera Farmiga in Up in the Air
Maggie Gyllenhaal in Crazy Heart
Anna Kendrick in Up in the Air
Mo'Nique in Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire
Kathryn Bigelow ~ The Hurt Locker
James Cameron ~ Avatar
Quentin Tarantino ~ Inglourious Basterds
Lee Daniels ~ Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire
Jason Reitman ~ Up in the Air
Best Documentary Feature
Burma VJ
The Most Dangerous Man in America: Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers
Which Way Home
China's Unnatural Disaster: The Tears of Sichuan, Province
The Last Campaign of Governor Booth Gardner
The Last Truck: Closing of a GM Plant
Music by Prudence
Rabbit à la Berlin
The Secret of Kells
Ajami ~ Israel
The Milk of Sorrow (La Teta Asustada) ~ Peru
A Prophet (Un Prophète) ~ France
El Secreto de Sus Ojos (The Secret of Her Eyes) ~ Argentina
The White Ribbon (Das Weisse Band) ~ Germany
The Hurt Locker ~ Mark Boal
Inglourious Basterds ~ Quentin Tarantino
The Messenger ~ Alessandro Camon and Oren Moverman
A Serious Man ~ Joel Coen and Ethan Coen
Up ~ Bob Peterson, Pete Docter; story by Pete Docter, Bob Peterson, Tom McCarthy
District 9 ~ Neill Blomkamp and Terri Tatchell
An Education ~ Nick Hornby
In the Loop ~ Jesse Armstrong, Simon Blackwell, Armando Iannucci, Tony Roche
Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire ~ Geoffrey Fletcher
Up in the Air ~ Jason Reitman and Sheldon Turner
Best in Cinematography
Best in Art Direction
The Young Victoria
Granny O'Grimm's Sleeping Beauty
The Lady and the Reaper (La Dama y la Muerte)
Logorama
A Matter of Loaf and Death
Best Live Action Short
Instead of Abracadabra
Miracle Fish
The New Tenants
Best in Visual Effects
Best in Costume Design
Best in Film Editing
Best In Sound Mixing
Best in Sound Editing
Best in Music (Original Score)
Best in Music (Original Song)
Almost There Music and Lyric by Randy Newman from The Princess and the Frog
Down in New Orleans Music and Lyric by Randy Newman from The Princess and the Frog
Loin de Paname from Paris 36 Music by Reinhart Wagner, Lyrics by Frank Thomas
Take It All Music and lyrics by Maury Yeston from Nine
The Weary Kind Music and lyrics by Ryan Bingham and T Bone Burnett from Crazy Heart
Best in Makeup
44-D's Blogs the Oscars Credits
Director/Producer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Audiegrl
Graphic Designer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GeoT
Web Development and Layout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Audiegrl
Research and Writing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BlueDog89
Videology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Buellboy
Reviewers include: Betsm, Ogenec, TheLCster, Geot, Audiegrl, WillieBeyond, and more…
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by buellboy | March 5, 2010 · 10:13 am
President Barack Obama to on Appear "America's Most Wanted"
Posted by: Buellboy
President Barack Obama with John Walsh (Photo credit: Lawrence Jackson, The White House)
AP~President Barack Obama is going to help TV's "America's Most Wanted" mark the milestone broadcast of its 1,000th episode. Obama will be interviewed by the show's host, John Walsh, on the episode airing 9 p.m. EST Saturday on Fox.
The president will discuss the show's impact in its 22 years as well as his administration's anti-crime initiatives, including those involving white-collar crime, Fox said Wednesday.
Walsh, whose 6-year-old son Adam was abducted and killed in 1981, has been host of "America's Most Wanted" since its start. According to Fox, the show has helped capture more than 1,100 fugitives and reunited 43 missing children with their families.
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by audiegrl | February 21, 2010 · 3:00 am
Academy Award® Nominated: Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
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A youth chooses manhood. The week Sam Witwicky starts college, the Decepticons make trouble in Shanghai. A presidential envoy believes it's because the Autobots are around; he wants them gone. He's wrong: the Decepticons need access to Sam's mind to see some glyphs imprinted there that will lead them to a fragile object that, when inserted in an alien machine hidden in Egypt for centuries, will give them the power to blow out the sun. Sam, his girlfriend Mikaela, and Sam's parents are in danger. Optimus Prime and Bumblebee are Sam's principal protectors. If one of them goes down, what becomes of Sam? Written by jhailey
The cast includes: Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox, Josh Duhamel, Tyrese Gibson, John Turturro, Ramon Rodriguez, Kevin Dunn, Julie White, Isabel Lucas, John Benjamin Hickey, Matthew Marsden, and Andrew Howard
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"We all have a feeling of dread when we heard of a sequel going into production when referring to a movie that we enjoyed. Especially if that movie is based on something left over from our childhood. While the first Transformer movie was enjoyable, Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen exceeded all of the expectations I could have possibly had while all the while blowing the first movie out of the water."
The Decepticon Alice is classified as a Pretender, a robot that maintains a bio-organic shell.
Arcee was originally meant to appear in the first film. She was replaced with Ironhide because the writers thought robot genders would be difficult to explain. Afterward, they decided to include Arcee to please fans, and ignore the gender issue. Arcee's alternate mode was felt to be too small for her to be an effective warrior, so she got two partners.
Soundwave, who appears in this film, was originally meant to appear in the first film, but could not be properly reworked. He was a helicopter, but that was rewritten as Blackout. He became a radio, then was rewritten as Frenzy. His alternate mode in this film is a satellite.
One Nomination
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by audiegrl | February 20, 2010 · 8:51 pm
Fox's Mike Huckabee Interviews First Lady Michelle Obama on Child Obesity
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First Lady Michelle Obama taped an interview with Fox News' Mike Huckabee that aired tonight in which she discussed her efforts to battle child obesity, an grave problem she believes "we can really fix." Huckabee believes in the First Lady's efforts, in part due to his own struggles with obesity.
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Academy Award® Nominated: Star Trek
Ensemble post by: Audiegrl, Geot, BuellBoy, Ogenec and TheLCster
On the day of James Kirk's birth, his father dies on his ship in a last stand against a mysterious alien vessel. He was looking for Ambassador Spock, who is a child on Vulcan at that time, disdained by his neighbors for his half-human nature. Twenty years later, Kirk has grown into a young troublemaker inspired by Capt. Christopher Pike to fulfill his potential in Starfleet even as he annoys his instructors like young Lt. Spock. Suddenly, there is an emergency at Vulcan and the newly commissioned USS Enterprise is crewed with promising cadets like Nyota Uhura, Hikaru Sulu, Pavel Chekov and even Kirk himself thanks to Leonard McCoy's medical trickery. Together, this crew will have an adventure in the final frontier where the old legend is altered forever even as the new version of it is just beginning.
Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J.J. Abrams
Producer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J.J. Abrams
Producer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Damon Lindelof
Co-Producer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Witz
Associate Producer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Baronoff
Executive Producers . Jeffrey Chernov, Alex Kurtzman, Bryan Burk, and Roberto Orci
The cast includes: Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Leonard Nimoy, Eric Bana, Bruce Greenwood, Karl Urban, Zoe Saldana, Simon Pegg, John Cho, Anton Yelchin, Ben cross, Winona Ryder, Chris Hemsworkth, Jennifer Morrison, and Rachel Nichols
44D's Reviews
TheLCster
As an aspiring nerd (no not geek, nerd, yes…there is a difference) I have been trying to break into the world of Star Trek in the traditional sense…watching it episode by episode, series by series. I take sci-fi very seriously! lol This new movie although entertaining feels like a 'watered-down for the masses' version of a topic that I know people spend their lifetime's trying to perfect. Although I don't speak Klingon, I respect the franchise and was disappointed at the simplistic (often trading true character growth and dynamic for witty one-liners) nature of some of the characters. I am glad, however, that at least a new generation of viewers will be introduced to the characters. Hopefully those who enjoyed the movie will research the series in the proper manner.
Ogenec
"No one does geek-pop chic better than J.J. Abrams. I never watched Alias (dunno why), but I am hooked — hooked! — on Lost and Fringe. Unlike many TV auteurs, J.J.'s vision adapts quite well to the big screen too: see, for example, MI:III, the best movie of the trilogy.
So I was really excited when I heard that J.J. would be doing the reboot of Star Trek. I knew it'd be edgy, yet fun. I knew it would mix in enough of the mythology for the hardcore Trekkies, but also introduce some fresh elements. And I knew there would be a very good mix of bombastic action sequences and intelligent dialogue. I knew all of that. And yet, I was completely blown away by the movie. The dialogue was even better than I'd hoped. The interplay between the characters (like Bones and Kirk, or Scotty and Kirk, and most importantly Kirk and Spock themselves) was just phenomenal. The action was totally kick-ass. In fact, I'm about to unleash my id by watching it again tonight with the subwoofers set to "Stun." But, above all else, two things really endear this movie to me as a total keeper. The first is the subversion of the operating premise of the Kirk-Spock relationship, where Kirk is the impulsive one, and Spock is all logic and rationality. In the movie, Kirk proves himself to be quite the thinking man, and Spock gets very emotional. Man, I ate it up. You will too, on the off-chance that you haven't seen this excellent movie yet.
The second is the casting of Chris Pine as Kirk. Sometimes you hear the casting choices and you go "Hell Naw!!! What were they thinking?!?!?" Most times, your concerns are well-founded. Think George Clooney as Batman — 'nuff said. But sometimes, you're just totally wrong, and you have to admit it. So I admit it — Chris Pine is such an inspired choice for Kirk that he seems borne for the role, just as much as Daniel Craig is, to me, now the definitive James Bond. All I knew of Chris Pine was his role as a homicidal maniac in Smoking Aces. Fantastic role, and he's obviously quite the actor. But I couldn't see how THAT guy could pull off a Captain Kirk. Well, I'm extremely happy J.J. Abrams doesn't listen to me. And, by the way, Eric Bana also is fantastic as Spock's Romulan nemesis. In short, fantastic movie. Can't wait for the sequel."
Audiegrl
"Loved it. J.J. Abrams did a outstanding job of re-energizing the Star Trek franchise. With 21st century special effects, he really updated, the normally slow-moving action viewers were used to. Spock and Lt. Uhura hooking up? Brilliant…we get to see what made Spock who he is, and his ongoing struggle to determine if he was more human or vulcan. It was also good to learn why Doctor McCoy aka Bones, earned his nickname, saying…"My wife took everything in the divorce, all she left me was my bones." Abrams successfully introduced the series to a new generation of Trekkies, somewhere out there, Gene Roddenberry is smiling 🙂
Randy Pausch, a Carnegie-Mellon Computer Science professor (and "Star Trek" fan) who gained widespread fame as the author of a "Last Lecture" in which he discussed living the life of his dreams in the face of terminal pancreatic cancer, was invited by J.J. Abrams to appear as an extra in this film (he is the Kelvin officer who says "Captain, we have visual"). Pausch wrote in his blog about the experience, "I got a custom-made Star Trek uniform and my own station on the bridge, where I had lots of buttons and controls. I even got a LINE!!!!" Pausch died on July 25, 2008; his paycheck of $217.06 from working on the film was donated to charity.
While most Trekkies will have known this detail for decades, this is the first time that Uhura has been given a first name on screen: Nyota. Gene Roddenberry never came up with a first name for her, so many thought this meant she did not have one, although in literature, Uhura is often referred to as Nyota by her comrades, and she is also referred to as Nyota Uhura in the DC Comics publication "Who's Who in Star Trek". There are several nods to this history in the movie: first, when Kirk first meets (and hits on) Uhura in a bar and tells her, "if you don't tell me your name, I'm gonna have to make one up," and then when she refuses to tell Kirk her first name throughout the film.
Majel Barrett, the wife of "Star Trek" creator Gene Roddenberry, has a role in this film as the voice of the Enterprise computer. She completed her voice-over work two weeks before her death on December 18, 2008.
The Korean-American actor John Cho was initially uncertain about being cast as the Japanese-American officer Hikaru Sulu, but George Takei, who played Sulu in "Star Trek" (1966), encouraged him to take the role as Sulu was a character who represented all of Asia.
Four Nominations
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The Sitar and Famous Musicians Who Incorporate It Into Songs
A Plucked String Instrument of Indian Origin
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A sitar is a plucked string instrument common to classical Indian music, particularly in the Hindustani (northern Indian) classical traditions. Mechanically, the sitar is a fairly complicated musical instrument. It bears sympathetic strings. These are strings which are tuned, but not plucked, and instead vibrate and hum when the strings nearby are played. The sitar also has movable frets and over 20 strings!
The sitar is tuned to a classical raga, or scale, and is played with a pick called a mezrab. It gained popularity in the western world when Beatle George Harrison learned to play from master Ravi Shankar and incorporated the instrument into several Beatles songs, though it has existed for centuries in traditional Indian melodies.
Origins of the Instrument and How It's Played
Developed as early as the 7th century, the instrument we modernly know as the sitar may have derived from the Hindustani musical instrument the veena, adjusted for the Mughal rulership of India in the 16th through 18th century. Traditionally used in concerts for royalty and special religious ceremonies, the sitar remains a large part of Indian culture today.
The sitar is typically played by balancing the instrument between the player's opposite foot and knee. For instance, a left-handed player might hold it against his right foot and stretch it over his left knee. This allows for the hands, which will tune the frets and strum strings, to move freely without having to bear the weight of the instrument — which can be quite heavy.
The player then uses the mezrab, a metallic pick, to pluck individual strings, adjusting tone with a thumb (which remains on the fretboard). Although more adept players can employ some techniques to give the performance flair, many of the frets are already preset to play microtonal notes, allowing the seamless and flowing transition between notes the sitar is most known for.
Role of Sitar in Raga and World Music
It wasn't until the rapid globalization of music in the 1950s that the sitar truly went global. As early as the 1950s, rock artists like Ravi Shankar began using the instrument on world tours to give a bit of flair to their music, sparking a newfound interest in this popular Indian instrument.
This led to the 1960s short-lived fad of using sitars in Western pop music. The Beatles famously used a sitar on their hit songs "Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)," "Within You Without You," and "Love You To" in the late 60s. The Rolling Stones used one on "Paint it Black."
The psychedelic rock community especially liked the Middle-Eastern melodies the sitar could produce. The Doors famously used mostly Indian scales in their albums, often using other instruments, along with the sitar to provide a groovy, enchanting backing track to their brand of trippy rock.
Today, electronic musicians, pop artists, world music ensembles, and even YouTube-famous guitarists use the sitar to evoke Middle Eastern melodies in their performance.
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Q: How to use math operators from commandline in program? I try to calculate digits (in my calculator) in args from commandline. Example:
args[0] = 2*3;
String result = method(args[0]);
System.out.println(result) // should be 6

I don't know how to use my char between two digits example "+", "-". I can't use loops. My method idea is use charAt like:
char a = arg.charAt(0);
char b = arg.charAt(1);
char c = arg.charAt(2);

But I don't know to change my b char (*) to do calculation.

A: You are not passing the value correctly. Your input is a String, right? Your code shows an integer expression.
args[0] = "2*3"; //note that this changed to a string
double result = parse(args[0]);
System.out.println(result) // should be 6

Then you can parse your string in your method:
double parse(String str){
  int num1 = Integer.valueOf(str.substring(0,1));
  char operator = str.charAt(1);
  int num2 = Integer.valueOf(str.substring(2,3));
  switch(operator){
    case '+': return num1+num2;
    case '-': return num1-num2;
    case '*': return num1*num2;
    case '/': return num1/num2;
    default: throw new IllegalArgumentException();
  }
}

Running System.out.println(parse("2*3")); prints 6.0 with my code.
Of course this only works with operands that have exactly one digit. But that's a restriction that comes from your charAt idea.

A: I'm not normally using JAVA, but..
You will get the input as a string, if you run a process like this:
> MyCalculator 2*3

now, you want to separate this string into three parts:
Number1, Operation, Number2
for this you can do something like:
String[] parts = args[0].split("\\*");
Double Number1 = Double.parseDouble( parts[0])
Double Number2 = Double.parseDouble( parts[1])

now, you may notice that you'll be missing the operator..
so you want locate it and fetch it, or you can do something like this:
if( args[0].indexOf("*") > -1)
{
    System.out.println(Number1  * Number2);
}

edit:
for more flexibillity, you may want to do it the opposite way around:
if( args[0].indexOf("*") > -1)
{
    String[] parts = args[0].split("\\*");
    Double Number1 = Double.parseDouble( parts[0])
    Double Number2 = Double.parseDouble( parts[1])
    System.out.println(Number1  * Number2);
}

if( args[0].indexOf("/") > -1)
{
    String[] parts = args[0].split("/");
    Double Number1 = Double.parseDouble( parts[0])
    Double Number2 = Double.parseDouble( parts[1])
    System.out.println(Number1  / Number2);
}

etc...
notice that "-" will be especially annoying

A: Its not the best solution but it works, you can enter numbers of any length.
String[] number = args[0].split("[*]|[/]|[+]|[-]");
int stringLength = args[0].length();
int operatorBeginning = number[0].length();
int operatorEnd = stringLength - number[1].length();
String operator = args[0].substring(operatorBeginning,operatorEnd);

double answer = 0;

switch(operator) {
     case "*":
          answer = Integer.valueOf(number[0]) * Integer.valueOf(number[1]);
          break;
     case "/":
          answer = Integer.valueOf(number[0]) / Integer.valueOf(number[1]);
          break;
     case "+":
          answer = Integer.valueOf(number[0]) + Integer.valueOf(number[1]);
          break;
     case "-":
          answer = Integer.valueOf(number[0]) - Integer.valueOf(number[1]);
          break;
     default:
          System.out.println("Wrong operator");
          break;
}

System.out.println(answer);

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Elizabeth "Betty" Humphreys
Elizabeth Lee Atcheson Humphreys died peacefully on August 11, 2021 surrounded by her family. She was born in Memphis on February 22, 1928, the only child of the late Elizabeth Barnett and Samuel Richard Atcheson. She was also preceded in death by the love of her life and husband of 71 years, James Fraser Humphreys, Jr. as well as their infant son. She leaves as her legacy three children, Rick Humphreys, Fraser Humphreys, III (Lily) and Beth Humphreys Moore (Bruce). Also surviving are six grandchildren, Libby Moore of Nashville, Tennessee, Jim Moore (Lura) of Austin, Texas, Hayly Humphreys Schmidt (Evan) of Athens, Georgia, Sam Moore of Memphis, Fraser Humphreys, IV (Fallon) of Birmingham, Alabama and Mary Margaret Moore also of Memphis. Betty Lee, as she was known to her family and friends, graduated from Central High School and attended the University of Tennessee, Knoxville where she majored in Spanish and Journalism and was a proud member of Chi Omega Sorority. She began her life's journey by being born on George Washington's birthday, or rather agreeing to share hers with him. On visits over the years to his Mount Vernon estate in Virginia she could always be counted on to inform the docents of her shared birthday with the father of our country. Even once as a little girl she was snuck in by the guides and allowed to actually rock in his rocking chair! Another memorable story she told was when she learned of the attack on Pearl Harbor on a Sunday morning in December 1941, while roller skating in her neighborhood. She was so alarmed she skated straight into the house to tell her parents, receiving a scolding for scratching the floors until of course, she told them the news. She was quick to acknowledge that World War II had been one of the defining epochs of her generation and in later years became a big fan of the bestseller "The Greatest Generation". She frequently teased her children and grandchildren by declaring "I must admit, we really are the greatest!" Betty Lee was always immensely proud of the fact that her father, Sam Atcheson was a nationally recognized handball champion. In return, he was even more proud of her , affectionately calling her "Darling Daughter", more often than her own name. A sweeter father-daughter relationship would be hard to envision. Sam frequently took Elizabeth and Betty Lee with him whenever possible to tournaments all over the country. She and her mother once attended a luncheon hosted by First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt at the Willard Hotel in Washington while Sam played in a match attended by President Franklin Roosevelt. Betty Lee's warm, kind and patient demeanor endeared her to all who were fortunate enough to have known her, but none more so than her adoring husband, her three children, son-in-law and daughter-in-law and six grandchildren. Her big-heartedness also extended to her children and grandchildren's friends. The Humphreys' home was always open - the setting for many parties and even a "formal" in their back yard in the 70s! It was not uncommon for her children to come downstairs and find their friends, deep in conversation with her, arriving sometime earlier and seemingly having forgotten who they came to visit! With jubilant greetings and affectionate hugs, exclamations of "Mama!" and "Betty Lee!" could be heard throughout the house. In learning of her passing one friend said, "She was a friend to us all." Another said, "She was in the Mom's All-time Hall of Fame." When she became a grandmother, she was well-prepared, having already selected her grandmother name - and from that day on was known as "Toots", just one example of her wry sense of humor. In addition to her nine decades as a devoted daughter, wife, mother and grandmother, she loved serving as a 1979 Duchess with her Duke, Fraser, to represent the Mystic Society of Memphi in Carnival Memphis. She was also active in the community serving mostly for Le Bonheur Club, Les Passees and Kings Daughters for many years. Her warm, outgoing personality made her especially successful in each of the clubs' annual fundraisers, garnering the most donations for several years. Later in life, she achieved one of her lifetime goals of becoming an artist - an accomplishment of which her husband was extremely supportive and proud. Converting bedrooms in both their Memphis and Florida homes, she spent countless hours perfecting her colorful and unique style and even exhibited her work in various shows. Her beautiful paintings have not only brightened her home, but the homes of her children, grandchildren and others. It must be said of Betty Lee that she personified the finest qualities of that most precious of God's creations: "The True Southern Lady." She was a friend to all and consistently demonstrated gracefulness , kindness, gentility and an abundance of support, understanding and love for everyone, while still remaining a force to be reckoned with. Betty Lee was a lifetime member of Idlewild Presbyterian Church where she married her beloved husband and biggest supporter, Fraser, in 1948. Most importantly, she encompassed a resounding lifelong relationship with our Lord Jesus Christ and appropriately, her favorite activity in her last few years was listening to and singing gospel hymns. A visitation will be held for friends and family at Memorial Park Funeral Home from 4 – 6 on Wednesday, August 18th. The funeral service will be held at Idlewild Presbyterian Church On Thursday, August 19th at noon. The family wishes to thank Dorothy Webster, Kita Jordan, Janet Coleman and Lia Clayborn for the loving care and kindness they showed Betty Lee in her final years. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in her memory to Idlewild Presbyterian Church or the charity of the donor's choice.
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Mass. Churches Add Social Distancing for Ash Wednesday Services Amid COVID
This will be the second Ash Wednesday during which the coronavirus is present in Massachusetts
By Brian Burnell and Asher Klein	• Published February 16, 2021 • Updated on February 16, 2021 at 6:29 pm
Churches have learned to adapt during the coronavirus pandemic, and Ash Wednesday will be no exception.
At Grace Episcopal in Norwood, Massachusetts, drive-thru has been the go-to. Fr. John Brockmann said they've done it a lot.
"We did Easter. Good Friday. Palm Sunday. And we're probably going to do those again," he said.
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For Ash Wednesday, they church has already recorded a service that will go up on their website for people to watch at home. Then, from 12:30-1:30 p.m. and 5-6 p.m., people can drive through to receive their ashes in a little kit they can take home.
That prevents Brockmann from touching a lot of foreheads. The idea is that families can do it themselves -- mom takes care of dad's forehead, dad does mom's.
Families in Massachusetts are looking to do something for their kids' winter break, but options are limited as they try to stay safe amid the pandemic.
"On Holy Thursday, there's a foot washing thing and the kids love that, and they especially love doing their parents, so this is a pretty neat thing," he said.
Parishes in the Boston Roman Catholic Archdiocese will hold services in the church. They will be properly distanced, with the traditional Ash Wednesday prayer that each celebrant usually says face-to-face will instead be said once to the entire congregation.
As for the ashes, celebrants "will stand for just a moment fully masked in front of a fully masked person who will put the ashes on their head," said MC Sullivan, a registered nurse and chief health care ethicist on the archdiocese's pandemic response team.
"It will be on the forehead, which is the traditional way. Some people will be doing it with gloves. Others will be doing it with a cotton swab which is put aside," she continued.
This will be the second Ash Wednesday during which the coronavirus is present in Massachusetts. Last year, widespread social distancing measures were ramping up to combat the pandemic.
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