Interesting observation: I have long-maintained that aunt/uncle pairs are always identified by the blood relative first. I think about how we referred to my father's siblings when we were growing up: Aunt Grace and Uncle Walt, Uncle Eddie and Aunt Caroline, Aunt Marian and Uncle Midge, Uncle Jack and Aunt Daisy, Aunt Dot and Uncle Chet. The blood relative came first in all pairings. This applies to my kids' references to their aunts/uncles, as well. I find it curious that Helen gets top billing.
If you're cross-referencing against my aunts and uncles, yes I did omit my Uncle George Shengulet and his wife, Teresa. They were estranged from my parents for reasons that have never been clear and they never came up conversationally. Shout out to my cousin Beverly, their daughter, for reaching to establish some relationships through social media.
Maggie HATFIELD | give | me | 1 ct | 25 |
Aunt Helen | give | me | 25 cts | 15 |
Ida | give | me | 15 cts | 5 |
Uncle Ed
Edward T. "Ed" STAGE, Stella's father's brother.
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" | " | 5 cts | 5 |
Elmer
Elmer STAGE, b.September 27, 1869, Stella's cousin (he's 12, she's 13).
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" | " | 5 cts | 2 |
Aunt Thank
Thankful Francis STAGE, Ed's wife, Elmer's mother.
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" | " | 5 cts | 2 |
Clara
Clara Angeline (STAGE) WILLOUGHBY, Stella's sister.
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give | " | 2 cts | 5 |
Kate
Katherine Ann (STAGE) COONTZ.
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give | " | 5 cts | 40 |
Pa
John Albert STAGE, Stella's father.
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give | " | 40 cts | $1.00 |