Dawson, Rev. Robert, 1856-1947 [k-16723]

Obituary - Harrisburg (Illinois) Daily Register, 28 October 1947

Rev. Robert Dawson, 101, Dies at Wasson

Funeral Wednesday For Saline County's Oldest Churchman

The Rev. Robert Dawson, 101, Saline County's Centennial Churchman, died Monday at 5:30 p.m. at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Bertha Dumford, at Wasson.  He had been failing in health for six months, but was buoyed by his expectancy of taking part in the Centennial until this climactic event officially closed his public service.
It seemed to relatives and friends that his strength was sustained providentially to enable him to make his last appearance on the occasion of the last afternoon at the Centennial celebration, when he officiated at the wedding of a young couple from Eldorado.  Next day he collapsed and although he rallied, his vitality slowed ebbed away.  He was the oldest both in service and age.  He had been preaching for 76 years.
Rev. Dawson was named by T. Leo Dodd, president of the Saline County Historical Society, "The Saline County Centennial Churchman."
It was from his remarkable collection of events in detail, recounted in a most pleasant manner that much of the material concerning early years of Saline County's history, that Mr. Dodd compiled his chapter in the Centennial history "Saline County" on "Churches and Religious Worship."
The Rev. Dawson was converted in a Fee Will Baptist service in Tennessee, where he was born in 1846, on Oct. 26.  He was reared at Ashland, in Cheatham County, Tenn., and was ordained and started preaching when he was about 24 years of age.
He held his first revival in a dilapidated old Methodist church where the congregation sat on split rail benches, and huge timber surrounded the building.
His education was limited to three months of regular schooling, and a study of the Bible, Webster's dictionary, and the Cruden Concordance.  He said on his 100th birthday, which was celebrated in 1946, "I depended upon the Lord for wisdom."
He was married when he came to Illinois at 33 and settled in Pope County, remaining there until he was 50 years old.  He was not present at the organization of the Social Brethren Church, which took place in Saline County in 1867, but he became a minister in that denomination soon afterward and remained active in evangelism until his death.  He had resided at Wasson and preached there for more than 20 years.
Surviving children include the Rev. Bluford Dawson, Methodist minister recently at Galatia and now a Louisville, Ill.; Mrs. Sarah McDonald of Phoenix, Ariz.; Mrs. Ethel Colbert of Wasson; Mrs. Olive Dean of Eldorado; and Mrs. Bertha Dumford, widow of E. P. Dumford, of Wasson with whom he made his home for several years.  His body will lie in state at the Martin Funeral Home in Eldorado.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Spring Valley Church south of Harrisburg.  Dr. C. C. Hall of Carbondale and Rev. J. Rue Reed of Flora will officiate and interment will be in Spring Valley Cemetery.

Scroggin, Sarah Elizabeth (Dawson), 1867-1938 [k-16724] (HS:I73)

Scroggin, Sarah Elizabeth (Dawson), 1867-1938 [k-16724] (HS:I73)

Notice for Katharyn Wagner Scroggins

Message: Katharyn Wagner Scroggins Funeral for Katharyn Wagner Scroggins, 91, of Deport, will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Laird Funeral Home, with the Rev. Jerry Wilson officiating. Burial will follow in Bethel Cemetery. Scroggins died Thursday, December 7, 2006 in Deport. Born July 13, 1915 in Garrison, she was the daughter of Cora A. Holmes and John Pinkney Holmes. She was employed by Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital as a Licensed Vocational Nurse. Survivors include her son, Edward F. Wagner, Jr of Nacogdoches; daughters, Josephine Pietsch of New Braunfels, Marianne Ladd of Deport, Nellave Dominy of Lufkin and Dorothy Patterson of Nacogdoches; sister Betty Loper of Houston; eight grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the Nacogdoches Treatment Center, 119 Hughes Street, Nacogdoches, TX 75961 or Bethel Cemetery Association, 1086 Burt Dr., Nacogdoches, TX 75965. The family will receive friends from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday. Laird Funeral Home. logo Published in The Daily Sentinel on 12/10/2006.

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Scogings, David Andrew (6 Nov 1927 - 21 Dec 2006) [49736:I].

Scogings, David Andrew (6 Nov 1927 - 21 Dec 2006) [49736:I].
Son of Scogings, Frank (1889 - ca. 1950) [49732:I].
Husband of Scogings, Irene Grace (25 Feb 1925 - ca. 26 Dec 2014) [49737:I].
ee publishers, David Andrew Scogings, 23 Jan 2007 [29 Dec 2014]
(Updated 29 Dec 2014).

Scroggins, Richard M., ?- News [0-0]

14 Dec 2006

Property Transfers
The Stamford Times - Norwalk,CT,USA
... 25 Putnam Park, Richard M. and Florence M. Scroggins to Kristin M. Williams, $487,000. 84 Putnam Pk, Meredith Boyd to Laurence and Susan Gilgore, $785,000. ...

Scroggins, Pearl A. Millsapps (25 Jul 1918 - 10 Dec 2006) [44374].

Scroggins, Pearl A. Millsapps (25 Jul 1918 - 10 Dec 2006) [44374].
Widow of Scroggins, Jim (25 Jun 1912 - 20 Jul 1981) [54946].
Find A Grave, Pearl A. Millsapps Scroggins, 1 Oct 2012 [3 Oct 2016]
(Updated 3 Oct 2016).

Scroggins, Richard T. (29 Jul 1935 - 9 Dec 2006) [39806:B.

Scroggins, Richard T. (29 Jul 1935 - 9 Dec 2006) [39806:B.
Son of Scroggins, Huber W. (26 Feb 1903 - Mar 1977) [44395:B] [FaG: 151411444].
Son of Scroggins, Mamie H. (28 Apr 1911 - 24 Feb 1998) [39803:B] [FaG: 151411446].
Husband ofScroggins, Lorine M. Harrison  ( - ) [44396:B] .
Kansas City Star, Richard Scroggins, 11 Dec 2006 [3 Feb 2017]
(Updated 3 Feb 2017).

Fendley, Lois (Scroggins), c1916-2006 [0-0]

Message: Lois Fendley Scroggins LOIS FENDLEY SCROGGINS, age 90, peacefully passed away on Sunday, December 3, 2006 after a brief illness. Lois was preceded in death by her loving husband, Marvin Scroggins. She is survived by her sister, Audrey Mosley; sister-in-law, Virginia Alden; nephews Bill Alden and Gary Alden and their families, Cindy Alden, Yvonne Alden, Lindsey Alden, and Connor Alden. She loved her adopted family, Leon and Zindy O'Neal, Rhonda Herring, Eddie and Jennifer O'Neal and son, Shelley Shing, and daughters as well as many nieces, nephews, friends and church family. All were a great joy and experienced her unconditional love. Lois was a charter member of the Lighthouse Baptist Church, was the Church clerk, on the Missions Committee, and lead the Ladies Prayer Meetings. Her absolute faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, her Savior, was the foundation of her life. She was a beautiful and loving soul and will be missed by all. A visitation will be 5:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Thursday, December 7, 2006 at Earthman Resthaven, 13102 North Freeway, Houston, Texas. A funeral service will be held at 12:00 noon at Lighthouse Baptist Church, 3134 Frick Road, Houston, Texas with Pastor Scott Townley officiating. Interment will follow at Houston National Cemetery. There will be a memorial gathering after the graveside service at Lighthouse Baptist Church to celebrate the loving soul of Lois Flowers and beautiful but they fade. In lieu of flowers please send your kind donation to Lighthouse Baptist Church which will make a lasting impact. Published in the Houston Chronicle on 12/6/2006.

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Misemer, Danny Ernest, 1941-2006 [l-9078]

Paper: Springfield News-Leader (MO)
Deceased: Danny Ernest Misemer
Date: December 5, 2006

Danny E. Misemer, 65, went to be with his Lord at his home in Walnut Grove, on Friday, Dec. 1, 2006. Danny was born July 25, 1941, in Miller, Mo., to Noel Nelson Misemer and Virgie Lela Scroggins. Danny was preceded in death by Francis and Olla Misemer, his very special, loving grandparents. His father Noel Misemer, brother Gary Misemer, stepfather Jimmie Lewis, and grandson SPC Justin Carter Misemer, Operation Iraqi Freedom. Hubby, Dad and Pa Pa will be deeply missed by his surviving family, his wife of 43 years Gretchen Misemer; three children, Brett Misemer and Becky, Mansfield, Bridget Mills and Kevin, Bolivar, Clint Misemer, Walnut Grove and friend Dalene Wiggins; three grand-children, Jacob Mills, Nathan Mills and Crystal Misemer; his mother Virgie Lewis, Stockton, Calif.; brother Howard Misemer and Kathleen, Springfield; brother Roger Lewis and Rayleen, Jackson, Calif.; and one sister Mary Jean Cain and Wayne, Stockton, Calif.; and many nieces and nephews. Danny graduated in the first class at Ash Grove following the consolidation of the Ash Grove/Bois D'Arc School District in 1958/59. After graduating, as a young man Danny honorably served in the United States Navy. His career consisted of 27 years with Ozark Airlines, four years with TWA and eventually retired from American Airlines. Danny was currently employed with Meeks Lumber in Springfield, Mo. Danny was an active member of Center Baptist Church in Ash Grove. He enjoyed working around the home and did anything for his children. A celebration of Danny's life will start with a visitation on Tuesday, Dec.5, from 7 to 8 p.m. at Birch Funeral Home in Ash Grove and will continue with a graveside service in the Ash Grove Cemetery on Wed., Dec. 6, at 2 p.m. The family requests, in lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Paralyzed Veterans of America (www.Support Veterans. org) or Center Baptist Church, Ash Grove.

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Scroggin, Jay K., 1920-2006 [p-38735]

[aka: Jess Knox Scroggins, Jr.]

Paper: Carlsbad Current-Argus (NM)
Deceased: Jay K. Scroggin
Date: December 4, 2006

CARLSBAD - Services for Jay K. Scroggin, 86, of Artesia, are scheduled at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Hermosa Drive Church of Christ.

Mr. Scroggin died Saturday, Dec. 2, 2006 at Lakeview Christian Home in Carlsbad.

Terpening and Son Mortuary is in charge of the arrangements.

Author: The; Current-Argus
Section: Obits

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Brown, Mary Ellen (Scroggins), 1918-2006 [s-0]

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Mary E. Scroggins
Deaths
12/04/2006
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Mary Ellen Brown Scroggins, 88, of Tillar, Ark., died Monday, Oct. 16, 2006, at Drew Memorial Hospital, Monticello, Ark., after a short illness.
She was born May 21,1918, at Burns in Polk County, the youngest daughter of John Samuel Brown and Beulah Malinda Higginbotham Brown.
She was a retired seamstress. A lifetime member of the Pleasant Hill Baptist Church of Burns, Polk County. She was married to Homer Coleman Scroggins on April 4, 1930, at Polk County and later moved to the state of California. Then moved to Tillar, Ark., to be near her son after the death of her husband.
She is survived by her two sons, John Scroggins of the Mt. Tabor Community, Ark., and Guy Scroggins of Ventura, Calif.; a sister, Genevieve Brown Ryan of Boonville; four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband; her parents; one sister, Martha Wilzona Brown Chappel; and one brother, Clarence Albert "Pat" Brown.
Graveside services were Thursday, Oct. 19, 2006, at Mt. Tabor Cemetery, Ark. A00008B2006DC06

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