Larry Anderson - Families and Individuals

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Sarah E. TIPTON

1880 Estill County Census, Living with brother John J. & family.

John Jackson TIPTON Jr.

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EVEN Company "C" 14th Kentucky Cavalary

John J. was a member of company "C" 14th. Kentucky Cavalary.

   John J. was a member of Company C 14th Kentucky Cavalary.

Theophilus BANFIELD

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OCCU blacksmith

Claud TIPTON

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OCCU Blacksmith

Merrill Glenn TIPTON

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EVEN 262-56-5157

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EVEN Rush Medical  University

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OCCU Naturopath

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RESI

Dr. Merrill Tipton, He was a doctor of Naturopath for more than 40 years in Chicago, Illinois and St. Petersburg, Florida. His Chicago  Office was in the Deleware Building, in Woodlawn, oppisite the University El Station Merrill and Velma had no children.
     The doctor was active  in Civil work ; Commander of Woodlawn Post # 175 of the American Legion; President of the Associated Club of Woodlawn, with the University of Chicago  as the Largest member. He was a Board member of Woodlawn Business Mens  Assn. One of his sisters, ruth was the highest paid woman in the Swift & Company Plant. Helen the other sister was with the Wilson Packing Company  for many years in accounting. His brother Claude went to Florida and established a Dry Cleaning Plant. When his father , Claude Tipton  died 1 May 1901, his mother brought the family back to her old home town and parents living in Rushville, Illinois ( Here Velma is buried).  His mother  had graduated from college in 1890 and went to Western Kansas to Wichita  County, to visit her sister, Alice and to stake out a Claim. It was here she met father. His brother's son Walter Glenn Tipton is a retired Police Captain of the Detective Bureau, St. Petersburg, Florida and is now the Water Commision.

                                                                               Obituary
                                                                  Dr. M. Glenn Tipton
                                                                Dies in St. Petersburg
     Word was received this week of the death of Dr. M. Glenn Tipton in St. Petersburg, Fla. He died last Thrusday. The body was cremated and memorial services were held at Bay Pointe Christian church in St. Petersburg on Sunday. The ashes will be brought to Rushville for memorial services and burial at a later date.
    Tipton was born in Leoti, Kansas and moved to St. Petersbury from Chicago in 1939 where he was a naturopathic physician from 1939 to 1969 . He was a member of the Christian Church, a member of Schuyler Post No. 4, American Legion in Rushville, a past Commander of the Woodlawn Civic Association, both of Chicago. He was the founder of the Southside Tourist Bussinessman's Association and an Army Veteran of World War I.
    Survivors include his wife, Anita a brother, Claude, both of St. Petersburg, a nephew and several nieces.
    Form Rushville news paper Feb 22 1983
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Velma W. SEIX

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CAUS Dermanyocytis, a rare disease of unknown origin

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OCCU Rn, X-Ray, Lab, Technician

Merrill Glenn TIPTON

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EVEN 262-56-5157

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EVEN Rush Medical  University

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OCCU Naturopath

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RESI

Dr. Merrill Tipton, He was a doctor of Naturopath for more than 40 years in Chicago, Illinois and St. Petersburg, Florida. His Chicago  Office was in the Deleware Building, in Woodlawn, oppisite the University El Station Merrill and Velma had no children.
     The doctor was active  in Civil work ; Commander of Woodlawn Post # 175 of the American Legion; President of the Associated Club of Woodlawn, with the University of Chicago  as the Largest member. He was a Board member of Woodlawn Business Mens  Assn. One of his sisters, ruth was the highest paid woman in the Swift & Company Plant. Helen the other sister was with the Wilson Packing Company  for many years in accounting. His brother Claude went to Florida and established a Dry Cleaning Plant. When his father , Claude Tipton  died 1 May 1901, his mother brought the family back to her old home town and parents living in Rushville, Illinois ( Here Velma is buried).  His mother  had graduated from college in 1890 and went to Western Kansas to Wichita  County, to visit her sister, Alice and to stake out a Claim. It was here she met father. His brother's son Walter Glenn Tipton is a retired Police Captain of the Detective Bureau, St. Petersburg, Florida and is now the Water Commision.

                                                                               Obituary
                                                                  Dr. M. Glenn Tipton
                                                                Dies in St. Petersburg
     Word was received this week of the death of Dr. M. Glenn Tipton in St. Petersburg, Fla. He died last Thrusday. The body was cremated and memorial services were held at Bay Pointe Christian church in St. Petersburg on Sunday. The ashes will be brought to Rushville for memorial services and burial at a later date.
    Tipton was born in Leoti, Kansas and moved to St. Petersbury from Chicago in 1939 where he was a naturopathic physician from 1939 to 1969 . He was a member of the Christian Church, a member of Schuyler Post No. 4, American Legion in Rushville, a past Commander of the Woodlawn Civic Association, both of Chicago. He was the founder of the Southside Tourist Bussinessman's Association and an Army Veteran of World War I.
    Survivors include his wife, Anita a brother, Claude, both of St. Petersburg, a nephew and several nieces.
    Form Rushville news paper Feb 22 1983
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ADDR

Merrill Glenn TIPTON

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EVEN 262-56-5157

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EVEN Rush Medical  University

Line in Record @I10069@ (RIN 292390) from GEDCOM file not recognized:
OCCU Naturopath

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RESI

Dr. Merrill Tipton, He was a doctor of Naturopath for more than 40 years in Chicago, Illinois and St. Petersburg, Florida. His Chicago  Office was in the Deleware Building, in Woodlawn, oppisite the University El Station Merrill and Velma had no children.
     The doctor was active  in Civil work ; Commander of Woodlawn Post # 175 of the American Legion; President of the Associated Club of Woodlawn, with the University of Chicago  as the Largest member. He was a Board member of Woodlawn Business Mens  Assn. One of his sisters, ruth was the highest paid woman in the Swift & Company Plant. Helen the other sister was with the Wilson Packing Company  for many years in accounting. His brother Claude went to Florida and established a Dry Cleaning Plant. When his father , Claude Tipton  died 1 May 1901, his mother brought the family back to her old home town and parents living in Rushville, Illinois ( Here Velma is buried).  His mother  had graduated from college in 1890 and went to Western Kansas to Wichita  County, to visit her sister, Alice and to stake out a Claim. It was here she met father. His brother's son Walter Glenn Tipton is a retired Police Captain of the Detective Bureau, St. Petersburg, Florida and is now the Water Commision.

                                                                               Obituary
                                                                  Dr. M. Glenn Tipton
                                                                Dies in St. Petersburg
     Word was received this week of the death of Dr. M. Glenn Tipton in St. Petersburg, Fla. He died last Thrusday. The body was cremated and memorial services were held at Bay Pointe Christian church in St. Petersburg on Sunday. The ashes will be brought to Rushville for memorial services and burial at a later date.
    Tipton was born in Leoti, Kansas and moved to St. Petersbury from Chicago in 1939 where he was a naturopathic physician from 1939 to 1969 . He was a member of the Christian Church, a member of Schuyler Post No. 4, American Legion in Rushville, a past Commander of the Woodlawn Civic Association, both of Chicago. He was the founder of the Southside Tourist Bussinessman's Association and an Army Veteran of World War I.
    Survivors include his wife, Anita a brother, Claude, both of St. Petersburg, a nephew and several nieces.
    Form Rushville news paper Feb 22 1983
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