Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameJohn Robert MILLIGAN 25
Birth Date1938
Death Date1983 Age: 45
Burial PlaceJamestown, Greene County, Ohio, Silvercreek Cemetery
Spouses
Birth Date19 Apr 1941
Birth PlaceDayton, Montgomery County, Ohio
Death Date1 Sep 2023 Age: 82
Death PlaceHillsboro, Highland County, Ohio
Burial Date8 Sep 2023
Burial PlaceJamestown, Greene County, Ohio, Silvercreek Cemetery
FatherWilliam Earl “Red” HURT (1911-1982)
MotherLillian Ruth PAYNE (1918-1949)
Family ID3305
Marr Date25 Jun 1960
Notes for John Robert MILLIGAN
Information received from William "Gene" Hurt on 5 Mar 1997.
Notes for Patrica JoAnn (Spouse 1)
JoAnn Milligan, age 82, of Jamestown OH, passed away September 1, 2023, at the home of her long-time companion in Hillsboro OH. She was born April 19, 1941, in Dayton OH, the daughter of the late William Earl and Lillian Ruth (Payne) Hurt. JoAnn was a long-time member of the Jamestown Friends Meeting, where she had played the organ for more than 55 years. She was very faithful to the church and was instrumental in many facets of the Friends Meeting. JoAnn is survived by her long-time companion, Rodney "Eric" Smith of Hillsboro; children, Skott (Jean Ann) Milligan of Jamestown, Lori Tomlin of Lakeland FL, Paul Smith of Point Harbor NC, Rodney Smith, Jr. of Johnson City TN and Jason Smith of Sabina OH; sister, Carolyn Ruth (Ronnie) Troutwine of Greenville OH; brother Terry Glenn "Butch" (Eunice) Hurt of Bradford OH; 15 grandchildren; 13 great grandchildren and many friends and church friends. In addition to her parents, JoAnn is preceded in death by her husband John Robert Milligan in October of 1983; brother William Eugene Hurt; and infant granddaughter Leah Britt

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Information received from William "Gene" Hurt on 5 Mar 1997.
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