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     Unknown Adams married Belle Sullivan, daughter of Charles L. Sullivan and Fannie Eddings, after 1875.¹

     Elisabeth Sophie Adamsdaughter married Joseph Christian Jensen before 1817.

     Margaret Adcock was born circa 1730 at Talbot County, Maryland. She was the daughter of Thomas Adcock and Eleanor Unknown. She married George Webb, son of Timothy Webb and Mary Unknown, on 4 February 1749 at Church Hill, Queen Anne's County, Maryland. She died circa 1797 at Richmond County, North Carolina.

     Thomas Adcock was born circa 1700 at Talbot County, Maryland. He married Eleanor Unknown circa 1725 at Talbot County, Maryland.

     Albina Agundis was born circa 1863 at Mexico.² She was the daughter of Faustino Agundis and Maria Jesus Mesa.² She married Jose Gabriel Camacho Cardona, son of Rafael Camacho and Maria Hilaria Cardona Marmolejo, on 27 December 1884 at San Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosi.² She witnessed the baptism of Vicente Camacho on 30 November 1894 at Cedral, Cedral, San Luis Potosi.¹ She died circa 20 March 1910 at San Luis Potosi.³

     Faustino Agundis married Maria Jesus Mesa before 1862.

     Natalia J. Aires married David J. Warburg, son of Edward Mortimer Morris Warburg and Mary Whelan Prue, on 9 August 1992.¹

     Her birth name was Xian Hanalora Akagi.² Nellie M. Akagi was born circa 1936 at Sheldon, Harris County, Texas.^1,2 She married Gabriel Camacho, son of Vicente Camacho and Rosa Ojeda, on 17 July 1976 at Dallas, Dallas County, Texas.¹ She and Gabriel Camacho were divorced on 1 March 1989 at Dallas, Dallas County, Texas.³ The cause of death for Nellie M. Akagi was lung cancer.² She died on 6 January 1994 at Dallas, Dallas County, Texas.²

Ms Xian Hanalora Duff Camacho Akagi, 57

Rites set for art teacher Xian Akagi

Services for Xian Hanalora Akagi, a longtime Dallas school district art teacher, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Restland Memorial Chapel in Dallas.

Ms. Akagi, 57, died of lung cancer Thursday at her sister's home in Dallas.

Born in Sheldon near Houston, Ms. Akagi graduated in 1960 from Southern Methodist University with an art education degree. She taught art in Dallas elementary schools, known to her students as Mrs. Duff and Mrs. Camacho, her names from two marriages. She later returned to her maiden name, Akagi, as an art teacher at Madison High School, where she taught for the past seven years.

Her lung cancer was diagnosed in September, said her daughter, Kathleen Duff of Dallas.

"The doctor told her she had two months to live if she didn't have therapy, but that if she did take chemotherapy and she responded well, the average was nine months," Ms. Duff said. "We thought we had her until this summer."

Her mother "fought like hell," but it just got to her, Ms. Duff said. "We used to laugh and say, `Mom had cancer, but cancer didn't have her.' "

In addition to teaching at the high school, Ms. Akagi taught art to students enrolled in the Upward Bound summer program at Southern Methodist University.

During the late 1960s and early 1970s, she was a member of the Panel of American Women, a group that visited numerous Texas schools and civic centers to discuss prejudice and how to beat it.

Ms. Akagi also is survived by her mother, Beatrice Akagi of Dallas; two sisters, Betty Coker of Dallas and Bessie Davis of Houston; two brothers, Henry Akagi of Rusk and Joe Akagi of Milton, Fla.

Memorials may be made to the Visiting Nurses Association, the AIDS Resource Center or the American Cancer Society.²

     Lainey Akains is the daughter of Tony Akains and Rinda Hooten.

     Tony Akains married Rinda Hooten, daughter of James Hooten and Nancy Donaldson, after 1981.