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This is a letter written by
Ollie Nothern Brent
February 1975
A copy was given to my sister Opal and has been passed down through our family and is the complete letter as written, February 1975.
Dear Lorene,
I will make a try at writing you the little I know about our ancestors. My grandfather McDonald, I think, was born and raised in Georgia ad his father lived with him and I have heard Mama talk of aunts and uncles on the McDonald side that lived there, Granpa was a farmer. I suppose at that time he would have been called a planter. He didn't believe in slavery. He only owned one slave and that, I think, was his personal servant, that was given to him by his father, but he hired negros for the farm work and also for house servants. He was a cotton farmer and had a cotton gin. He was also sheriff of the county. My grandmother McDonald was a Smith, Keziah Smith. She was raised in Louisiana. She only had one brother, Uncle Floyd Smith, he lived in Louisiana. I remember hearing mama and Uncle Sam say he had a nine hundred acre plantation and that the railroad ran right through it. At that time railroads were not so common as they are now.
Granpa's oldest son, Green McDonald, was a lawyer and Uncle Charles was a preacher and Uncle Sam, as you know, was a framer. Mama had four half sisters. They were a lot older than Mama. They were married, except for one, and lived in Georgia. They were Methodists and strictly Christian women. I used to write Aunt Francis. I remember her closing her letter one time with, "God be with you till we meet again" and said let's sing it. The McDonald's were all good singers and all except Aunt Ella played some kind of instrument.
This part is about our NORTHERN'S, I think the name was originally Nothern but was changed to Northern
My Grandfather Nothern was born in Tennessee but the Nothern family originally came to America from Whales and settled in North Carolina. Most of the Notherns were farmers. Uncle Jim, as you know, was a Methodist preacher and there were several teachers in the family. My father was a farmer and stone mason. He was a strict Methodist and was always a leader in the Methodist chruch. He was Superintendent of Sunday School for years. Except for Uncle Tom, all of my father's brothers were members of the Methodist church. Uncle Tom always said he was a Presbyterian but never joined nay church. But he was a good man and well liked by everybody, so was Uncle Ed. They used to joke about their offices. Uncle Tom was road overseer of Gainsborough Township for years and also a school director. Uncle Ed was Justice of the Peace of Gainsborough Township for years. He was elected while he boarded with us, when you were two years old, and was Justice at the time of his death. When Uncle Tom was road overseer it was a coveted job with farmers. It paid fifty dollars a month and men could take care of the roads and their farms also.
My grandmother on my father's side was Francis Caroline RICHARDSON, and her mother was an Anderson. She was born in Virginia in 1832, and of course, was raised when everybody had slaves. We kids used to like to get her started talking about old times. She used to talk a lot about Aunt Diane, that was her colored nurse. She and Aunt Martha were twins. She said they went to bed one night with their girdles on and were going to sleep in them so they would be slim. She said Aunt Diane was tucking the covers around them and happened to feel their girdles or lace jackets as they were called then. She said she got the sissors and cut the strings and took them off of them. They moved from Virginia to Dixon County, Tennessee, but I have forgotten how old she was when they moved to Tennessee. She had one brother, Jim RICHARDSON. He was taken prisoner and died in a prison camp in Illionis. I can't think of the name of the camp right now but I know you have read of it in history as a horrible place. Gram didn't like Lincoln, because of her brother being kept in prison until he died and because of the condition of the prison camp.
They left Tennessee and moved to Kentucky near Hopkinsville, during the Civil War because Bushwhackers got so bad. She said they killed livestock and destroyed property. I have forgotten whether it was Bushwackers or Yankee soldiers that shot their dog with one of the little boys sitting astride it.
Grandma Nothern was a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. She was a good old woman. She is who we get our love for books from. She read a lot and had an unusually good memory. As long as she has been dead Harold said McKinley Huddleston said he could remember when someone couldn't think of something that had happened in the past they would say "Ask Aunt Ann she will know". My grandmother's father died when she was a little girl. I think he was pretty well off, but she said her mother wasn't a good manager and ran through all her father's property. Grandfather McDonald lost his property during the Civil War. Besides the Yankees destroying his livestock and other property, he had his money in Conferate money and of course after the war it wasn't worth hardly anything.
If you want to know anything else, write and ask me.
Lots of love.
Mom
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F1586
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-by J.C. Osborne, Missionary Baptist Minister | Family: F0554
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F0480
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F0376
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F0380
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F0474
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F0475
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F0309
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F0344
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F0551
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F0874
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1 child per 1910 Census | Family: F0488
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10 children 4 living as per 1910 cencus | Family: F0331
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11/11 Children-1910 census | Family: F0356
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1930 census/ married about 11 years | Family: F1185
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1930 census/ married about 16 years | Family: F1195
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1930 census/ married about 2 years | Family: F1212
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1930 census/married 12 years | Family: F1165
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1930 census/married at 16 years | Family: F1160
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F0552
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F0670
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2 children 1 living per 1900 census | Family: F0332
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4 children | Family: F1107
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F4116
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5 children/ 2 living per 1900 cencus
10 children/ 5 living per 1910 cencus | Family: F0412
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6 Children - 4 Living per 1900 Census | Family: F0512
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7 children, 3 living as of 1900 | Family: F4144
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8 children 3 living per 1910 | Family: F0896
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8 children 6 living -1900 Census
8 children 5 living -1910 Census | Family: F0350
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8 children 6 living -1900 Census
8 children 5 living -1910 Census | Family: F0823
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8 children, 7 living as of 1910 | Family: F4149
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9 Children - 4 Living per 1900 Census | Family: F0513
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9 Children 8 living per 1910 census | Family: F0364
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Adaline Elizabeth Heard b. 22 Jul 1809
Thomas Randal Heard b. 12 Jul 1812
George Groghan Heard b. 4 Oct 1815
Martha Louise Heard b. 7 Dec 1817
Marion Heard b. 14 Jun 1821
Mary Faulkner Heard b. 12 Jul 1824
Joseph M. Heard b. 14 Jun 1820 | Family: F0946
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Alabama Marriages, 1800 - 1920
Groom: George Casey
Bride: Flora Vaughan
Marriage Date: 15 Sep 1877
Marriage Place: Lawrence
Surety/Perf Name: J. P. Henderson
Book H
Ospage: 55
Solemnized by: J. M. Roberts MG | Family: F0847
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Alabama Marriages, 1800-1920
Spouse 1: William B. Vaughan
Spouse 2: Emma Casey
Marriage date: 02 May 1881
MarriagePlace: Lawrence
Performed By: Minister
Solemnized by: Thomas B. Parker MG
Surety/Perf. Name: T. B/ Parkeer
OsPage: 460 | Family: F6483
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Ann Heard | Family: F0258
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Book C, Pg 300, Filed 30 May 1859 | Family: F0851
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by D.P. Cagle | Family: F2520
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F6621
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F1298
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Consent of EDWARD J. NORTHEN, guardian of the bride. EDMUND NORTHEN was surety for the bond | Family: F3947
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Cordelia (Widow Saunders) Heard b. 1815 in Georgia
| Family: F0953
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Daniel Ferree b. 1677 in Landau, France
Catherine Ferree b. 26 Mar 1679 in Landau, France
Jane Ferree b. 1682 in Lyon, France
John Ferree b. 1686 in Lyon, France
Philip Ferree b. 1686 in Steubweiler, Bittingheim, Palitinate
Mary Catherine Ferree b. 1688 in Landau, France
Abraham Ferree b. in France | Family: F0262
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Donald SULLENBERGER b: 5 Sep 1872
Lloyd SULLENBERGER b: 16 Aug 1877
Lynn SULLENBERGER b: 15 Aug 1874
Carl SULLENBERGER b: 16 Sep 1875
Max SULLENBERGER b: 7 Nov 1878 | Family: F3987
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Edward and Catharine had 10 Children, names not known. | Family: F3950
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Eloped | Family: F1037
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F0338
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had 10 children, 7 living as of 1900 census | Family: F4002
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Had 9 children, 7 living as of '76 | Family: F0052
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had no children | Family: F4283
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His 1st. | Family: F6053
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His 2nd | Family: F6058
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His 2nd. | Family: F6049
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I have a certified copy of the license from the Collin Co. courthouse | Family: F3671
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Jane Heard
Elinor Heard
Henry Heard
Stephen Heard b. 1718
Charles Heard b. 1720
John Heard b. 1722 | Family: F0978
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John Elliott was the bondsman and Spruce Mucay was the witness | Family: F0997
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John W. Goodwin, Min. Bapt. Church. | Family: F3395
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Location probable | Family: F6046
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Marriage License, for R. P. Tatum and Emma Stanford is dated December 29, 1892
McKinney Texas, Collin County
Recorded January 2, 1893, book Page 452, Marriage Records of Collin County | Family: F3360
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Marriage performed by J.W. Bowan M.G. | Family: F4038
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Marriage performed by Peter J. Wood. | Family: F1297
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Marriage Record:
Lawrence Co. Alabama
Groom: Currington, Lucian
Bride: Albertin Vaughan (spelled according to record)
Date: 27 Aut 1976
Book: G Page: 322
Soleminized by: G. W. Watson JP | Family: F1287
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Marriage recorded in Smith County, book B, page 504. | Family: F6486
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Married by in Thos. F. Pierce, M.G. | Family: F3926
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Married by John Gayden, JP | Family: F0269
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Married in AL per Heard Cousins. More information in Southern Heard
Families and Miscellaneous Collections of Heards | Family: F6059
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Married Newton Headly (a relative) at 13 and one-half years of age | Family: F4012
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Mary F. Heard b. 1782 in Wilkes Co, Ga
Jesse Faulkner Heard b. 17 Jan 1785 in Wilkes Co, Georgia
Stephen Heard
Lucy Wilkinson Heard b. 1779 in Georgia
Sarah Heard
Judith Heard
Elizabeth Heard
Susan Heard
Polly Heard
| Family: F0264
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Mary Standefer b. 13 Sep 1761 in Pittsylvania County, Va.
Jesse Thomas Standefer b. 11 Jan 1770 in Pittsylvania Co., Va.
John Standefer b. About 1771 in Pittsylvania County, Va.
Skelton Standefer b. About 1772 in Pittsylvania Co., Va.
Martha Standefer b. 28 Jan 1775 in Pittsylvania Co., Va.
Abraham Heard Standefer b. 1777 in Henry County, Va.
Israel M. Standefer b. 8 Nov 1781 in Henry County, Va.
William Heard Standefer b. 13 Oct 1786 in Henry County, Va.
Stephen Standefer b. 28 Nov 1788 in Va.
Susannah Standefer b. 15 Apr 1791
Samuel Standefer b. After 1792 in Henry County, Va.
James H. Standefer b. After 1792 in Henry County, Va. | Family: F0261
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Morgan Co., Alabama Marriage Records:
Thomas H. Vaughan and Esther Daniel, married March 5, 1840
By: M. S. Morris Jones
Vol: #74 Bood: A Page: #376 | Family: F1296
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Name: Charles S Northern
Spouse: Annie E Patillo
Marriage Date: 22 Dec 1889
County: Clay
State: Alabama
Performed By Title: M G
Performed by Name: W T Pattillo
Source information: Jordan Dodd, Liahona Research | Family: F4239
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Name: Maria Williams
Spouse: Lancaster C McVay
Marriage Date: 19 Jun 1852
County: Lawrence, Alabama
Performed By: Justice of the Peace, William Foote | Family: F6544
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Name: Thomas Northern
Spouse: Josephin Wilson
Marriage Date: 13 Dec 1866
County: Chambers
State: Alabama
Performed By Title: Minister
Performed by Name: B B McCraw
Source information: Jordan Dodd, Liahona Research
| Family: F4043
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Name: Thomas Northern
Spouse: Nettie Pattillo
Marriage Date: 24 Jun 1896
County: Lee
State: Alabama
Performed by Name: Geo Fontain
Source information: Jordan Dodd, Liahona Research | Family: F4044
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Names listed as Lester, Benjamin & Hill, Betsy, marriage date 22 Apr 1801 in Greene Co., Georgia | Family: F0054
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F0308
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F4207
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no children | Family: F4209
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Oliver Neal Cook
Columbus Asbury Cook
John Wesley Cook
Robert Francis Cook | Family: F0938
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Peggy Jesper was widow of George Jesper. Edmund and Peggy had no children | Family: F3977
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Performed By Title: Minister of Gospel
Performed by Name: F M Hobson | Family: F0311
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Performed By: Justice of the Peace, R C E C Puckett | Family: F6561
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Performed By: Justice of the Peace, R E C Puckett | Family: F6569
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Performed by: Minister, Anson Putman | Family: F0018
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Recorded 28 Jan 1806 | Family: F0923
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Rites Of Matramony
Ellis Co., Texas
Witness of Signature and Seal of Office at Waxahachie,
28th day of Novemer 1891.
B. F. Vaughan and Miss Kate Hughes
United in Marriage by WM. Pennington mg. | Family: F3167
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Sarah Ann Cook
Mary Cook
John Franklin COOK | Family: F0932
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Sarah MEGLAMERY
William MEGLAMERY
Ann MEGLAMERY
John MEGLAMERY
Elizabeth MEGLAMERY
George MEGLAMERY
Jesse MEGLAMERY b: ABT 1768
Edward MEGLAMERY
Jane MEGLAMERY | Family: F3832
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Smith County recorded certificate #17-172. | Family: F6485
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Stonewall and Laura had 10 children, 20 grandchildren and 35 great grandchildren. | Family: F1285
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The original boundaries of Elizabeth City County (now extinct) in the mid 17th century essentially form those of current city of Hampton today. Since the English settlers occupied Kecoughtan in 1610, and Jamestown was eventually abandoned, the city of Hampton now claims to be the oldest continuously-settled English city in North America. | Family: F0034
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The Rite of Matrimony issued by J. L. Evans, Clerk D.C. Trinity County Tx, C.B. Wood, Judge of Co. Ct. appeared to have performed the marriage ceremony on 1/18/1877.
Recored in Trinity Co. Tx records: Volume 1 Page 30, Marriage Record Vol. 1, 1876-1883. | Family: F0154
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They did not have any children | Family: F0489
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THIS IS ASSUMED THAT THIS MARRIAGE IS OF THE AMANDA POTTS TATUM THAT SHOWES UP LATER IN FARMERSVILLE TEXAS, AND THAT SHE IS THE SAME RACHEL POTTS TATUM THAT MARRIED THOMAS STANFORD JANUARY 5, 1880 IN COLLIN TEXAS. | Family: F3415
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Thomas Faulker Cook b. 1830 | Family: F0255
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F0881
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Vol.E-147a | Family: F1379
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John and Mary lived most of their married lives on a homestead 5 miles east of Hiawatha known as "Rosedale." One of their descendants remembers that John was cantankerous, and Mary was the peacemaker.
John's obituary follows;
"John A Dowell, one of the last of the pioneers of Brown County, died at his home in robinson on wednesday evening, October 8. Mr. Dowell had been ill many months. John A Dowell was highly respected among a large circle of friends. He was known in all parts of Brown County. He was the father of Elmer Dowell of Hiawatha and George Dowell of Hamlin. The funeral serve was held at the home, Thurs., Oct. 10, at 1:00 o'clock and burial will be in the Hiawatha Cemetery." | Family: F4009
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The Dowell family Bible has Emma and Charles marriage date as March 29, 1871, but it must be an error | Family: F5168
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They live in Colorado Springs, Colorado | Family: F5183
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They live in Colorado Springs, Colorado | Family: F5184
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Facts about this marriage:
Death of one spouse July 22, 1962
Vernon, Florida | Family: F4748
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_UID34031950CAE98C4587AD669E6764DC44476C | Family: F4722
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F4713
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_UID716185B4FEAC1046B4D20AB1D17550B0928D | Family: F4730
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_UID721615D9EEE1AB4892258C9CA4ADA99DAE0B | Family: F4728
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_UID75D7362E5AA8DC46AF0AA67EB5ED48E27DD6
_MENDUnknown | Family: F4714
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F4729
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_UIDAA785D82F1F65B4998FFFAD34A5D31EFB799 | Family: F4736
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_UIDC935378B50E9F9439D72721FB5668083F36A | Family: F4710
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_UIDD72F7D67C198E449887DA4F51D9FAA0F834F | Family: F4725
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_UIDF240EF989512F04AA01B6E4BF642392AA968 | Family: F4479
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_UIDF390E7AFB985404EB2B795DF5317A910E523 | Family: F4721
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Name: Alma Spearman
Death Date: 21 Apr 1916
Death County: Tarrant
Certificate: 10347 | Alma A.
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Name: Carrie Spearman
SSN: 341-09-5787
Last Residence: 60617 Chicago, Cook, Illinois
Born: 23 Dec 1893
Died: May 1972
State (Year) SSN issued: Illinois (Before 1951 ) | Carrie L.
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Name: Cumilla B Spearman
Death Date: 02 Nov 1980
County of Death: Carroll
Gender: F
Race: W
Age: 84 years
County of Residence: Carroll
Certificate: 035351
Date Filed: 12 Nov 1980
Name: Cumilla Spearman
SSN: 257-76-6521
Last Residence: 30117 Carrollton, Carroll, Georgia
Born: 17 Dec 1895
Died: Nov 1980
State (Year) SSN issued: Georgia (1964 ) | Cumilla B.
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Age 35/1920 census
Evidently was married to a man named Bohler prior to marrying Lewis Kennon, since she had two sons with that surname. | Della M.
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Name: Effie Amanda Spearman
Death Date: 30 Jun 1954
Death County: Eastland
Certificate: 27481 | Effie Amanda
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!Source: 1870 Census of Brandon, Rankin Co, MS, household 141.
Harry Mangham
(Mangum) resided only two doors away from William Mangum, age 43,
and Eliza
with family. | Eliza
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Name: Betty Lee Trousdale
Death Date: 20 Dec 1930
Death County: Harris
Certificate: 58740 | Elizabeth Lee
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Both parents Miss | Emily
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Name: Erna Flohr
SSN: 225-66-0504
Last Residence: 34209 Bradenton, Manatee, Florida
Born: 19 May 1922
Died: 13 Nov 1998
State (Year) SSN issued: Virginia (1963 )
Street Address: 1312 58th St W
City: Bradenton
County: Manatee
State: Florida
| Erna Lucie
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | J.E.
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| 126 |
Name: Lelia Spearman
SSN: 448-50-5782
Last Residence: 74401 Muskogee, Muskogee, Oklahoma
Born: 28 Oct 1876
Died: 15 Feb 1971
State (Year) SSN issued: Oklahoma (1965 ) | Lelia M.
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Name: Leorny S. Chapman
Death Date: 20 Jul 1925
Death County: Freestone
Certificate: 25582
"Wife of T.M. Chapman" - (Mrs. Rosser's grandmother) | Lerona S.
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!Source: "Early Trinity Beginnings," p 548 | Lizzie
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Name: Lucinda C Spearman
Death Date: 12 Nov 1930
County of Death: Carroll
Certificate: 29023 | Lucinda C.
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Name: Mable McElroy
SSN: 458-17-9584
Last Residence: 75163 Trinidad, Henderson, Texas, United States of America
Born: 25 Feb 1890
Died: May 1974
State (Year) SSN issued: Texas (1973 ) | Mable
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-parents born Georgia | Mary Amanda
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Inscribed: "Wife of M. Chapman" | Mary Elizabeth
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Name: Mattie Spearman
Death Date: 1944
County of Death: Duval
State of Death: Florida
Other Death Place Information: Jax
Race: White
Gender: Female | Mattie H.
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Name: Myrtice Moore
Death Date: 18 Jul 1960
County of Death: Spalding
Gender: F
Race: W
Age: 79 years
County of Residence: Spalding
Certificate: 18207 | Myrtice Irene
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4of7 Children 1910 | Nannie
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It is Speculated that she was a Cherokee Indian of the Notoway tribe. | Prudance
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Maiden Name Could be Hewitt | Rebecca Ann
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| 138 |
Name: Rose Lee Spearman
Death Date: 30 Jul 1960
Death County: Fannin
Certificate: 41570 | Rosa Lee
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| 139 |
Name: Bennett, Rose M
County: Portland
Death Date: 26 Mar 1949
Certificate: 3320 | Rose Marie
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Name: Ruth Merrell
SSN: 460-34-6574
Last Residence: 79363 Shallowater, Lubbock, Texas, United States
Born: 3 Aug 1894
Died: Jan 1977
State (Year) SSN issued: Texas (Before 1951 ) | Ruth Cora
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!Source: 1870 Census of Brandon, Rankin Co, MS, household 11 | Sara E.
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If Benjamin told Lindsey Holland the truth, Sarah was probably 1/2 Cherokee. (ram) | Sarah
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SENA LOE
HOUSTON-Sena Mae Loe, 92, of Houston, formerly of Texarkana, died Thursday, Sept. 9, 2004, in Houston.
Arrangements are pending with Klein Funeral Home.
| Sena Mae B
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Parents from Alabama/TX
Name: Susie Prater
SSN: 457-88-3933
Last Residence: 75792 Winona, Smith, Texas
Born: 14 Dec 1889
Died: Aug 1970
State (Year) SSN issued: Texas (1965 )
Name: Susie Prater
Death Date: 10 Aug 1970
Death County: Rusk
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Widowed
| Susie C.
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Name: Sylvia M. Flohr
SSN: 366-34-5326
Last Residence: 34209 Bradenton, Manatee, Florida, United States of America
Born: 2 Mar 1934
Last Benefit: 34209 Bradenton, Manatee, Florida, United States of America
Died: 18 Apr 2004
State (Year) SSN issued: Michigan (1951-1952 ) | Sylvia M. D.
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Vergie Bray
May 24, 1908 - Aug 8, 1989
Mrs. Vergie Bray
Virgie Bray, 81, of Corsicana, died Aug 8, 1989 at Navarro Regional Hospital.
Services are pending with Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home.
Survivors include three daughters, Frances Stowe of Corsicana, Joan Renfrow of Denison, and Margaret Taylor of Odessa; a stepson and his wife, Sonny and Almeda Bray of Corsicana' two sisters, Mrs. Mattie Fullen of Big Springs, and Bernice Evan of Carlsbad, Calif.; nine grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. | Vergie
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Dorapha Northern
March 6, 1818; August Term 1819
Currituck Co. Will Book 3, pp. 114-115
State of North Carolina
Currituck County
In the name of God, Amen. I DORPHA NORTHERN of the County and State aforesaid, being of sound disposing mind and memory, thanks be to God for the same, do this sixth day of march in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, make and ordain this instrument of writing to contain my Last Will and Testament, revoking all others former wills by me made, as followeth.
Item. I give and bequeath unto my Son ARTHUR NORTHERN the plantation and swamp that I purchased of my Son JAMES NORTHERN, it being the land whereon I now live, to him and his heirs forever.
Item I give and bequeath unto my Grand Daughter DORPHA FOSTER one bed and furniture, one cow and calf to her and her heirs.
Item. I give and bequeath unto my Grand Son CAREY WILSON one cow and calf to him and his heirs.
Item. I give and bequeath unto my Grand Son DEMCY WILSON one cow and calf to him and his heirs.
Item. I give and bequeath unto my Grand Son MILES WILSON one cow and calf, to him and his heirs.
Item. I give the residue of my property not already given away unto my Son DEMCY NORTHERN to him and his heirs.
Lastly I do nominate and appoint my two Sons ARTHUR and DEMCY NORTHERN executors to this my Last Will and Testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and date above written.
(signed) DORAPHA NORTHERN seal
Her X mark
Attest.
PHILIP NORTHERN jurat
MACKINEY COOK jurat
JOHN COOK | Dorotha (Dolly)\\
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!The families of Levi A. Mangum, age 32, and William Mangum, age 60,
appear
living adjacent to each other in the 1910 Census of Eastland Co, TX.
They appe
to descend from Solomon Mangum of Rankin Co, MS.
!Solomon Mangham, Household 11, appears in the 1870 Census of
Brandon, Rankin
Co, MS. with wife Sara E., age 22, and son Albert, age 2. Note that
several
members of this family in 1970, living in Brandon, were identified as
"Mangham." | Mabel Abercrombie
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JOCELYN DOCKERY
Jocelyn (Jo) Adams Dockery, age 84 of Waco, died Monday, September 20, 2004 at a local nursing home. Graveside services will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 22 at Rosemound Cemetery with Pastor Drew Wilson officiating. Visitation with the family will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 21 at Wilkirson-Hatch-Bailey.
Mrs. Dockery was born October 9, 1919, in Waco to George and Minnie Adams. She grew up in Brownsboro, Texas and moved back to Waco in 1941 with her husband. She was a homemaker, worked in retail for many years in Waco and was a longtime member of Park Lake Drive Baptist Church.
Mrs. Dockery is survived by her loving husband of 67 years, S. Q. Dockery of Waco; daughters, Sharla Jean Woodruff and husband Eugene of Dallas and Deborah Kay Hail and husband Dennis of Austin; son, David Dockery and wife Darlene of Robinson; grandchildren, Denise Morgan, Phil Woodruff, Greg Woodruff, Michael Hail and Lindsay Hail; and nine great grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be Kenny Morgan, Phil Woodruff, Greg Woodruff, Kris Morgan, Kory Morgan and Michael Hail.
Memorials may be made to Park Lake Drive Baptist Church or a favorite charity.
The family invites you to leave a message or memory in our “Memorial Guestbook” at www.wilkirsonhatchbailey.com.
WILKIRSON-HATCH-BAILEY | Jocelyn “Jo” Adams
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Willie Mae (Adams) Ballew - Obituary
Willie Mae Adams was born Oct 10, 1911. Was converted at eleven years of age and united with the Methodist Church. Was married to Ervin Ballew Nov 24, 1928, United with the Prairie Grove Baptist Church at Emmett in 1929. After three weeks of suffering, died Aug 17, 1933 and was laid to rest in cemetery at Emmett.
She is survived b her husband, daughter 18 months of age, and Father and Mother.
She lived a true christian life. She will be missed by the church, friends, and loved ones.
Her place no other can fill as Mother, daughter and friend but our loss is her gain.
Therefore be it resolved that the husband has lost a dear and affectionate wife and the church has lost lost a true and useful member.
Also be it resolved that a copy of this be sent to the Baptist Progress, a copy spread on the church minutes and a copy be sent to the bereaved husband. ....committee | Willie May Adams
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TEXAS CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, January 16, 1896, p. 7, c. 5 KIDD.-Susan
Kidd was born May 14, 1815, in Davison County, Tenn., and moved to
Pontotoc County, Miss., then married T. D. Kidd in 1840; professed
faith in Christ and joined the Old Presbyterian Church; then moved to
Texas in 1849; then joined the M. E. Church, South, at Center, Smith
County, Texas. She died September 14, 1895. She was a devout Christian
and a good wife and mother, and a friend to the preachers. Sister
Kidd's husband died about twenty years ago. She leave several children
and a large host of friends to mourn her loss. Weep not, children, for
mother has gone to rest, but live faithful and you and mother will
meet again in the sweet by-and-by. | Susan Adcock
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Source: Jean Simmons of Porter, TX, 1995. | Albert Aiken
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Home in 1920: Justice Precinct 1, Navarro Co., Texas
Household Members: Name Age
Thomas H Alexander 59
Modenia M Alexander 51
Ethel E Alexander 17
Alvie Re Alexander 14
Earenola Wrght 7
| Thomas H. Alexander
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Name: Billie Prater
Death Date: 26 Mar 1974
Death County: Navarro
Gender: Female | Billie Louise Alford
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Beverly (Allen) Dockery
Aug 30, 1943 - Aug 16, 1999
Beverly Dockery, 55, of Corsicana passed away Monday, Aug. 16, 1999, at Navarro Regional Hospital.
Visitation will be 7 to 9 p.m. today and Wednesday at Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home.
Services will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Northside Baptist Church, with Dr. David Hale officiating. Interment will follow at Hamilton-Beeman Cemeter
Pallbearers will be Bob Blake, Lewis Palos, Wayne Nelson, Lamoin Lawhon, Randy Blue and Al Fisher.
Mrs. Dockery was born Aug. 30, 1943 in Corsicana.
Mrs. Dockery is survived by her husband, Thomas Dockery of Corsicana; sons and daughter-in-law, Danny and Marsha Ward and Michael Dockery, all of Corsicana; grandchildren, Jason and Kyle Ward of Corsicana; father, W.T. Allen of Rockwall; mother, Faye Bates of Corsicana; brother and sister-in-law, Bobby and Pam Allen of Chatfield; nieces, Ashley and Alissa Palmeri of Chatfield; and nephew, Sean Dockery of Waco.
Arrangements by Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home. | Beverly Ann Allen
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Name: Clara M. Currington
SSN: 458-17-4064
Born: 7 Mar 1901
Died: May 1990
State (Year) SSN issued: Texas (1973 ) | Clara M. Allen
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1910: Ashland, Clay, Alabama
Household Members: Name Age
Henry L Alsobrook 36
Octova Alsobrook 26
Alice Alsobrook 4
Bryte N Alsobrook 21
Dilly Vincent 23
1920: Ashland, Clay, Alabama
Household Members: Name Age
Henry L Alsabrook 45
Octavia Alsabrook 35
Alice E Alsabrook 13
Bryca N Alsabrook 12
Virginia A Alsabrook 9
Josephine Alsabrook 6
| Henry Louis Alsobrook
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S.M. Anderson
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Marriage: Elizabeth Ward, 1 nov 1869, Clayton, Georgia | Jesse Anthony
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M.K. Anthony
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Age at Marriage: 23 years and 262 days
Lived: 83 years and 95 days
Length of Marriage: 32 years and 265 days | Leslie Marion Applegate
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Name: Theo Applegate
Service Info.: PVT US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Birth Date: 25 Jun 1921
Death Date: 6 Dec 1975
Service Start Date: 28 Nov 1939
Interment Date: 17 Dec 1975
Cemetery: Ft. Snelling National Cemetery
Cemetery Address: 7601 34th Avenue, South Minneapolis, MN 55450
Buried At: Section R Site 2892 | Theo Mavis Applegate
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Son of Jackson Calvin Armstrong & Minerva (Ritter) Armstrong | Solomon "Sol" Armstrong
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Death: Pulmonary TB | Tanner W. Ashby
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Father: John Roe ASHCRAFT b: 12 Apr 1865 in Waterford (Quaker Hill),Connecticut
Mother: Ida Mae VAN KEUREN b: 25 Oct 1869 in Port Jervis/Orange,N. Y. | Florence Elenore Ashcraft
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Obituary
OLIVER L. ASHLOCK DIES NEAR DENTON
Oliver L. Ashlock, 56, died at his home three miles southeast of Denton Saturday night. Funeral services were held at the Schmitz Funeral Home Sunday afternood at 2 o'clock in charge of Rev. W.C. McClung, pastor of the First Baptist Church and the burial was in the Little Elm Cemetery. Nephews were pallbearers.
Ashlock was born in Denton County and had lived here all his life. He was a farmer at the time of his death, and prior to that had engaged in grocery business. He was married June 19, 1919, to Miss Clay Haggard of Fort Worth, who survives. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. F.M. Bridges, Camey, Mrs. J.T. Northcut, Gulf; and two brothers, F.W. Ashlock, Fort Worth, and Jim Ashlock, Hereford.
Ashlock was a member of the I.O.O.F. and W.O.W. lodges. | Oliver L Ashlock
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Nov. Term 1820
Susannah Gafford widow of Stephen, Jr. desc came into court.
1821
Ordered Zacheriah Gafford adm. of Stephen, Jr. estate.
May 1821 Court
Susanah now Atkins.
Nov. 1821 Term
William Atkins appointed guardian of Susan, George, Jerry orphan children of Stephen, Jr. bond $1000.
1821 William Atkins records show list of items bought for George, Ann, and Jeremiah
Stephen Gafford, Jr. estate
Peter Northern guardian
1822 To guardianship per voucher $5.00
1823 Taxes for 1822 $2.60
1823 Z. Gafford for advertising adm of said estate $3.00
1823 To G. Turner for builting house on their plantion $60.00
1824 J. B. Smith for adminstrative of medicine to negroes $2.50
To Weatherby “””””””” $2.75
1823 To D. Hester two ?? midwifes for negro woman $6.00
Ann D. Gafford
1823 money paid to William Atkins for room and board, clothing, tuition, and medicine.
George W. Gafford
Jan 14, 1823 money paid for board, clothing, tuition for year of 1822; boarding to William Atkins.
Jeremah Gafford
Jan 14, 1823 same as for George.
Renting of Negroes brought in $845. | William Atkins
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Name: James Elbert Atkinson
Date of Birth: 13 Oct 1948
Gender: Male
Birth County: McLennan
Father's Name: Bernice Walter Atkinson
Mother's Name: Frances Hinson
Roll Number: 1948_0001
Name: James Atkinson
SSN: 465-88-9627
Born: 13 Oct 1948
Died: Oct 1986
State (Year) SSN issued: Texas (1966 )
Lorena angler Atkinson dies in boat wreck
From staff and wire reports
Professional bass fisherman Jimmy Atkinson of Lorena and his fishing partner were killed and another man seriously injured Wednesday when their boats collided on the Hudson River on the first day of the BASSmaster New York Invitational.
Sgt. Walter Jimmy Atkinson Schelling of the state police at CatskilL N.Y., said Atkinson, 38, and Daniel Barragan, 36, of Little Falls, N.Y., were in a fiberglass fishing boat coming around a bend in the river at high speed when they collided with a boat piloted by Leslie Foster, 65, of Fulton, NY. Foster was listed in stable condition with a hip fracture at Catskill Memorial Hospital Wednesday night.
The incident occurred at about 4:30 p.m.
The men were among 290 anglers participating in the $137,000 BASSmaster event, which is part of a series of events for professional anglers.
Joy Chambers, a spokeswoman for BASSmasters, based in Montgomery. Ala., said Atkinson and Barragan, whom he had drawn as his partner for the day, were returning to weigh in their catch. Foster apparently had just put his partner ashore to bring their trailer to the boat ramp after they had finished weighing in. He was returning to his dock when the accident occurred.
"They surprised each other coming around the bend. They tried to avoid a collision but
veered right into each other," Schelling said.
Schelling said Foster's boat went over the top of the other craft and crushed the two men underneath. Both were killed instantly, according to the coroner's report.
The fatalities are the first in the history of the BASSmasters tournaments, which began in 1967, Chambers said.
Atkinson was starting his third year as a professional after he and his wife Jan had established numerous records competing in Central Texas club tournaments. In his first full year on the BASSmaster tour, he qualified for the prestigious year-end BASSmaster Classic and finished in the Top 10.
"When I started into this, I thought in terms of staying with it til I'm 40," Atkinson had said recently. "Right now, I'd say I'll stay as long as I continue to improve.
"This is the year I want to win," he said. "I want to qualify for the Classic again. I want to be in the Top 10 at the end of all the qualifying tournaments. And I want to win the Classic."
Atkinson's friends were shocked and saddened by news of his death.
"People thought we were brothers, and I felt like we were." said Lorena's Tom Flanary, one of many area anglers schooled in the sport by Atkinson. "We feel so for Jan and the family, and this is devastating to all of us who knew him and liked him and admired him so. He was our friend, and somebody we looked up to. He was the standard for bass fishermen who knew him."
"We're all in shock," said Bob Davis, a friend who had fished with Atkinson many times. "It's going to be this way for a long time."
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James E. (Jimmy) Atkinson, 37, of Lorena died Wednesday in Catskill, N.Y., in a boating accident.
Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Spring Valley Baptist Church in Lorena, the Rev. Johnny L. Curry officiating. Burial will be at Chapel Hill Memorial Park.
Mr. Atkinson was born Oct. 13, 1948, in Waco and was a longtime Lorena resident. He graduated from Lorena High School in 1967.
He was a member of Spring Valley Baptist Church. He was owner and operator of Atkinson Speciality Shop and was a professional bass fisherman.
Survivors include his wife, Jan Atkinson; a daughter, Mandy Atkinson of Lorena; a son. Dusty Atkinson of Lorena; a sister, Hazel Fore of Lorena; and a brother, Robert Atkinson of Robinson.
Connally-Compton West Waco Drive Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. | James Elbert Atkinson
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1880: Lexington, Rockbridge, Virginia
Household Members: Name Age
William Zollman 65
Lucy A. Zollman 35
Alfred G. Ayres 52 bro-inlaw
Joseph A. Ayres 16 nephew
Gertrude Ayres 14
Flora L. Ayres 12
William R. Ayres 11
Mary A. Ayres 8
| Alfred G. Ayres
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Izyal Currington
LEVELLAND (Special) - Services for Izyal Noma Currington, 87, of Levelland will be at BYLINE1:2 p.m. Thursday in First Assembly of God with the Rev. Tim Turner, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in the City of Levelland Cemetery under direction of Geo. C. Price Funeral Directors.
She died Tuesday, Jan. 6, 1998, in Levelland Methodist Hospital.
She was born April 29, 1910, in Roston. She moved to Levelland from Corsicana in 1951. She married C.T. Currington on April 7, 1928, in Corsicana. He died Feb. 6, 1986. A son, Coy, died July 6, 1991. She was a member of First Assembly of God Church.
She was a homemaker.
Survivors include three sons, C.A., Donny Ray and Kenneth, all of Levelland; a daughter, Burdene Stewart of Levelland; a sister, Bessie Mae Miles of Corsicana; 16 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren; and a great-great-grandson.
| Izyal Naomi Back
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Census 1900
Hubbard, Hill Co., Texas
Alt. Census 1910
Navarro Co., Texas
Purchased farm 1912
Purdon, Navarro Co., Texas
| William Alec Baggett
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Cory Olan Bailey son of Helen Mae (Bailey) Miller-Hunsacker was adopted by his grandparents Olan Elmer Bailey and Avis Mae (Hinkle) Bailey.
Cory Olan Bailey
Nov 2, 1967 - Apr 19 1998
Corsicana Tx
Services were held April 20 at Griffin-Roughton Funeral Chapel with Jimmy Vanoy officiating. Burial was in Modrall Cemetery.
Mr. Bailey is survived by his mother, Helen Hunsaker of Corsicana; grandmother, Avis Mae Bailey of Corsicana; sister, Angelie Dianne Terry of Corsicana; brothers, Tony Lee Terry, Stacy Don Hunsaker, both of Corsicana and James Wm. Millspaugh of Howe, Tx.; great-grandmother, Edwyna Hinkle of Blooming Grove; five nieces and five nephews.
Arrangements by Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home.
Notes:
The Blooming News - Apr 29, 1998
A memorial monument is placed in Rose Hill Cemetery at the foot of his mother's grave. | Cory Olan Bailey
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One of her children was adopted by the Millspaughs, two of her children were adopted by the Terrys, one was adopted by her parents, and one was raised in the Baptist Home.
Helen Mae (Bailey) Hunsaker
Nov 12, 1940 - Jan 28, 2007
Helen Hunsaker, 66, passed away at the home of her uncle and aunt, Wendell “Peb” and Diane Richards of Barry at 7:30 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 28, 2007. Helen was born Nov. 12, 1940 in Barry to Olan and Avis Bailey.
She was preceded in death by her father, Olan Bailey, son Cory Bailey and granddaughter, Angel Garza.
She is survived by her mother, Avis Bailey of Heritage Oaks West in Corsicana; sister Rose Marie Bailey and brother Wayne Bailey of Navarro; son and daughter-in-law James and Jeanie Millspaugh of Howe; son and daughter Tony and Angie Terry of McKinney; son and daughter-in-law Stacie and Genett Hunsaker of San Angelo; grandchildren Jennifer and Breanne Millspaugh, Chris Smith, Michael and David Shelley, Jenna, Adam, Thomas, Stacie and Daniel Hunsaker; and great-grandchildren Amber Reyna, Gage and Alexander Smith, and Cory and Stormey Shelley.
Due to her strong faith in God, she battled her cancer bravely.
Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. today at Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home in Blooming Grove.
Graveside services will be held at Rose Hill Cemetery in Blooming Grove at 11 a.m. Tuesday with Brother Bryan Connally officiating.
Arrangements by Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home. | Helen Mae Bailey
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See notes
1930 census Militia District 1537, Ben Hill County, Georgia; ED 7, page 9b; 8 Apr 1930 Bailey, all Georgia-Georgia-Georgia Julius E. head age 28 (married at 24) Occupation- Bookkeeper Miriam B. wife age 26 (married at 22) (And one daughter whouse age indicates she may still be living.) 16 Apr 2003 SSDI Bailey, Julius; card issued Georgia; last residence Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Georgia. -- Online index of Georgia deaths 1919-1998 Name: Julius E Bailey Death Date: 12 Jul 1981 County of Death: Ben Hill Gender: M Race: W Age: 79 years County of Residence: Ben Hill Certificate: 022207 Date Filed: 15 Jul 1981 | Julius Edward Bailey
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See notes
16 Apr 2003 SSDI Spearman, Irene B.; card issued Georgia; last residence and benefit not shown. -- Online list of Ga deaths 1919-1998 Name: Irene B Spearman Death Date: 08 Dec 1991 County of Death: Newton Gender: F Race: W Age: 79 years County of Residence: Newton Certificate: 048571 Date Filed: 10 Dec 1991 | Irene Baker
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Johnny Wayne Baker, 52, of Eureka passed away Monday, Nov. 13, 2000 at his residence.
Services will be 2 p.m. today at Corley Funeral Chapel with Dr. Gary W. Johnson officiating. Interment will follow at Resthaven Memorial Park.
Pallbearers will be Johnny Farmer, Tony Gonzalez, Paul Mitchell, Jerry Morehead, Antonio Quiroz and Johnny Spain. Honorary pallbearers will be Darrin Baker, Kenny Baker and Don Chenault.
Mr. Baker was born March 19, 1948 in Seminole. He was the vice president of National Incinerator of Corsicana and was an avid fisherman.
Mr. Baker is survived by his parents, Otto and Billie Jean Baker of Corsicana; daughters, Sandy McClallen of Eureka and Wendy Northern of Purdon; brother and sister-in-law, Jackie and Lee Baker of Boaz, Ala.; granddaughters, Krystal Baker of Eureka and Destiny Northern of Purdon; grandson, Shawn Browning of Eureka; numerous nieces and nephews; and fiancee, Sue Webb of Corsicana and her family.
Arrangements by Corley Funeral Home | Johnny Wayne Baker
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Professional Baseball Players, 1876-2004
about Kirtley Baker
Name: Kirtley Baker
Birth name: Kirtley Baker
Nickname: Whitey
Birth Place: Indiana
Birth Year: 1869
Death Place: Kentucky
Death Date: 15 Apr 1927
Height: 5'9"
Weight: 160 lbs.
First game date: 07 May 1890
Final game date: 14 Jun 1899
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Draft: Not Applicable
| Kirtley Baker
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Carrie Nell (Balentine) Cumpston-Hightower-Balentine
Sep 9, 1901 - Jun 25, 1982
Mrs. Carrie Nell Balentine
Mrs. Carrie Nell Balentine, 80, of Ft. Worth and former resident of Blooming Grove, died Friday in Ft. Worth.
Graveside service is Monday, 10 a.m., Rose Hill cemetery in Blooming Grove with the Rev. Neal Rodgers officiating.
Survivors include one son, John Hightower, of Houston; one brother, Ray Balentine, of Corpus Christi; and one sister-in-law, Mrs. Lorene Balentine, of Corsicana.
Arrangements are with Blooming Grove Funeral Home. | Carrie Nell Balentine
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Name: Sam Ballard
SSN: 462-22-2705
Born: 17 Aug 1925
Died: Jul 1969
State (Year) SSN issued: Texas
DALLAS CO. M SEPAR/DIVORCED | Sam Ballard, Jr.
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S. Ballard
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Source: Jean Simmons of Porter, TX, 1995.
Source: Gary F. Burt of 3320 Seabrook Island Road, Johns Island, SC
29455-6082, Tel 843-864-1900, emaili: garyburt/@/mindspring.com | Knox Balleau
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In household of David Ballew (father) in 1850 Polk Co., TN census.
In household of David Ballew (father) in 1860 Murray Co., Georgia censu
In household of David Ballew (father) in 1870 Polk Co., TN census.
Appears as head-of-household in the following censuses:
1. 1880 Polk Co., TN
2. 1890 Polk Co., TN - not researched.
3. 1900 Navarro Co., Texas
4. 1910 Navarro Co., Texas 2nd Marriage, Shown w/ 5 step-children
In household of Charles A. Ballew (son) in 1820 Navarro Co., Texas census.
Moved to Emmett, Navarro Co., Texas from Polk Co., TN in September 1894.
Buried 1823 in Prairie Grove Cemetery, Emmett, Navarro Co., Texas.
Obituary:
A. P. Ballew died in his field of labor on Aug. 22, 1923 - 74 years - 9 months - 9 days.
Born Dec. 13, 1848 near Benton, Polk Co., TN.
Converted and joined Missionary Baptist Church at age of 12.
Ten children (7 boys and 3 girls).
Came to Emmett Sep. 8, 1894.
Prairie Grove Missionary Baptist Church. He and his family , along with his in-laws moved to Navarro Co, TX in 1894 | Absalom Posey Ballew
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1910 Census; Young Co., Texas; HH#9; AJ, wife Stella, Children; John, Eunice, Jessie, Ervin, Cecil. 5/5 Children; Occupation: General Farmer.
1920 Census; Frost, Navarro Co., Texas; HH#178; AJ, wife Estelle?, Children; John, Eunice, Jessie, Ervin, Cecil, Arthur, Eula, Lois. Occupation: General Farmer. Lived close to Charles A. Ballew, HH#171
Andrew Jackson Ballew - Obituary
One of our Best Men Gone
A. J. Ballew was born in Tenn July 12, 1871. He was converted and joined the Baptist Church when 14 years old, moved to Texas in 1894 and joined the Prairie Grove Baptist Church that same year. He lived a consecrated useful life. He was one of our best Sunday School Supt. No one will be missed more than he. His place is vacant in the home, church, and community that can not be filled. He died June 30, 1930.
He was married to Estella Bruton over thirty years ago and leaves his devoted wife and twelve excellent children to mourn his loss.
His funeral was preached by Eld. A. D. Hinkle. His remains were laid to rest in the Prairie Grove Cemetery.
Where he leaves a wide circle of friends and his people in the church feel they have lost a real christian brother.
Therefore be it resolved that a copy of this be spread on the church records and a copy be sent to the Baptist Progress. .... Committee
| Andrew Jackson Ballew
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1910 Census; Young Co., Texas; HH#5; California, wife Mable; Children(1/1); Aubrey. Occupation: General Farmer.
1920 Census; Frost, Navarro Co., Texas; HH#171; California, wife Mable; Children; Aubrey, Velma, Leroy, Darrow, Edwin. Occupation: General Farmer. Lived close to brother AJ HH#178. | Charles Anderson Ballew
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Leroy Clinton? | Clinton Leroy Ballew
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married name Eula Scott of Winnie | Eula Arnell Ballew
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1910 Census; Young Co., Texas; HH#4; George, wife Pearl: Children(5/5); Lee, Ephram, Harvey, Ola, Maudie. Occupation: General Farmer.
1920 Census; Frost, Navarro Co., Texas; HH#73; GD, wife Pearl: Children; Lee, Ephram, Harvey, Ola, Maudie, Essie, Ruthie. Occupation: General Farmer. Living next to JP Ballew HH#74. | George David P. Ballew
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BALLEW, HARVEY C.
CPO Harvey C. Ballew, son of Mrs. G. D. Ballew, husband of the former Miss Maurine Batton, attended Hubbard High School. Entered the Navy in 1942, trained at Norfolk, Davisville, R. I., University of Southern California and Sampon, N.Y. Now on duty at hospital in Corona, Calif. | Harvey Conway Ballew
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Bio. - Hubert Noel Ballew was born Jan 17, 1920 in Emmett, Navarro Co., Texas to Charles Anderson Ballew and Mable Clair (Nash) Ballew. He married Irene Cecelia Walters on Jul 11, 1945 in Houston, Harris Co., Texas.
I have three children listed:
Deborah Ballew, born Sep 1, 1949 in Bexar Co., Texas and died Sep 3, 1949 in Bexar County, TX, buried at Prairie Grove Cemetery, Emmett, Navarro Co., Texas
Balinda Ballew She married Steven Wright Hickman (dates withheld)
Gaylynn Ballew (adopted) born Jan 16, 1952. She married Dan E. Worchester, Jr. (dates withheld)
Noel entered the service in 1941, trained with RCAF at Toronto, Montreal and Bagotville, Canada. Served in England, France and Germany. Transfered to USAC March 1943, London. He was shot down over Paris on Feb 6, 1944 and held at Luft Stalag I. Has Air Medal, 3 Oak Leaf Clusters and Theater Ribbon. Noel died Mar 4, 1968 in Philadelphia, PA. He is buried at the Frost Cemetery at Frost, Navarro Co., Texas
Hubert Noel Ballew - Obituary
Funeral services for H. Noel Ballew, a resident of Scotch Plains. N. J. who formerly lived in Dallas, were held at 10 a. m. Thursday in Dudley M. Hughes Funeral Chapel, 400 E. Jefferson. The Rev. John A. Shute officiated.
Graveside services and burial followed in Frost Cemetery at Frost, Navarro County, where he was born.
Mr. Ballew was 48. He died Monday in Philadelphia, Pa.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Irene Walters Ballew; two daughters, Mrs. Belinda Wright and Miss Gay Lynn Ballew; his mother, Mrs. Mabel Ballew of Frost; four brothers, George Ballew of Dallas, Darrell Ballew of Red Oak, Newburn Ballew of Van Horn and Aubrey Ballew; and three sisters, Mrs. Velma McCanless and Mrs. Doris Krupa, both of Ft. Worth and Mrs. Mary Caraway of Dallas. | Herbert Noel Ballew
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Laid to rest July 25, 1925 per cemetery records (contradicts with DOD on stone) | Idell Ballew
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | I.L. Ballew
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | I.J. Ballew
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1910 Census; Frost, Navarro Co., Texas; HH#292; Frank J., wife Mary: Children(3/3); Sam, Nancy?(Appears to be "Nannse"), Lillian. Occupation: Blacksmith.
1920 Census; Frost, Navarro Co., Texas; HH#221; JF, wife Mary: Children; Samuel, Nancy, Lilian, Agnes, Beulah. Occupation: General Farmer. Living near sister Martha Malinda Ballew Northern HH#223.
Home in 1930: Precinct 5, Navarro, Texas
Household Members: Name Age
Frank J Balew 44
Mary Balew 44
Agnes L Balew 16
Buelah D Balew 12
Alvis O Balew 9
James F Balew 5
Edd Craig 25
Moved from Emmett, Tx to Fort Worth in 1945 | Jacob Franklin Ballew
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BALLEW, JAMES F.
Ens. James F. Ballew, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ballew, graduated from Blooming Grove High School. Entered Naval A.C. in 1943, trained at Texas University, Kilgore, Del Monte, Calif., Norman Okla., Corpus Christi, Jacksonville, Fla. and San Francisco. Now on duty at San Francisco.
Ballew, James Franklin
COMMISSIONED - James Franklin Ballew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Franklin Ballew, Frost, Texas, Route 1, graduated recently from the Naval Air Training Base, Corpus Christi, and was commissioned an ensign in the U. S. Naval Reserve, according to Naval Air Training Center information. He received his preliminary flight instruction at the Norman, Okla., Naval air base. Each Naval aviator is an expert flyer, navigator, areologist, gunner and radio operator. They fly carrier-based or land based planes in Combat zones or at Naval Air Stations at home and abroad.
Name: James F Ballew
Inducted From: Texas
Rank: Ensign
Combat Organization: United States Navy Reserve
Death Date: 21 Sep 1945
Monument: Honolulu, Hawaii, United States
Last Known Status: Missing | James Franklin Ballew
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James Leroy Ballew
Aug 13, 1933 - May 21, 1997
Graveside services for Mr. James Leroy Ballew, 63, of Kilgore will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Richland Cemetery, Mertens, Texas. Mr. Ballew died Wednesday, May 21, at the Good Shepherd Medical Center in Longview.
He was born August 13, 1993 in Alma and was a graduate of Frost High School. He went on to serve our country in the Army Airborne. He was a Baptist who moved to Kilgore in 1970. Mr. Ballew retired from the American National Can of Longview.
He is survived by his wife Bettye Goodman Ballew of Kilgore; two sons, Jim Ballew and Craig Ballew both of Kilgore; a brother, Keith Ballew of Vancouver, Washington, a sister, Carolyn Cooper of Lake Jackson; a grandmother, Cassie Morgan of Corsicana; a granddaughter, Ilsa Ann Ballew of Kilgore; an uncle, George Ballew of Pleasant Grove; and aunt, Helen Moore of Richland Chamber's Lake; several nieces, nephews, and cousins.
The family will receive friends at the Rader Funeral Home between 7 and 8 tonight.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.
Arrangements by Rader Feneral Home of Kilgore.
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1910 Census; Frost, Navarro Co., Texas; HH#332; James, wife Edna: Children; Hallie, Thomas, Abbie, Luther, Ruth. 5/5 Children; Occupation: General Farmer. | James William Ballew
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m. Mable (Hagle) Ballew
m. Sue (nee UNKNOWN) Ballew | Jesse Carlyle Ballew
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1910 Census; Frost, Navarro Co., Texas; HH#4; John P, wife Rosa: Children(2/2); Elbert, Effie. Occupation: General Farmer.
1920 Census; Frost, Navarro Co., Texas; HH#74; JP, wife Rosa: Children; Elbert, Effie, Mara?, Clifford, Ethel, Jewell. Occupation: General Farmer. Living next to GD Ballew HH#73. | John Posey Ballew
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Corsicana Daily Sun - Feb 8, 1982 - Joseph Ervin Ballew Obituary
Joseph Ervin Ballew, 74, of Fort Worth, died Sunday in Fort Worth.
Service is 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Prairie Point Baptist Church in Emmett [should be Prairie Grove Baptist Church] Griffin Funeral Home is handling the local arrangements.
He is survived by his wife, Edith Ballew, of Fort Worth; one daughter, Dorothy Elmore, of Fort Worth; one step-son, Rhea Russell, of Fort Worth; three step-daughters, Patricia Richesion, Priscilla Collins and Karen Brackney, all of fort Worth; four brothers, Cecil Ballew, of Hurst, H. A. Ballew and W. W. Ballew both of Mertens, and L. O. Ballew, of Waxahachie; four sisters, Eula Scott of Winnie, Ina Lois Rubenkoenig, of Fort Worth, Ivaleta Lege, of Port Arthur and Wilma Johnson, of Fort Worth; eight grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. | Joseph Ervin Ballew
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Joy Elaine (Ballew) Barham-Bason
Jan 5, 1938 - Mar 24, 1995
Joy Elaine Bason
Joy Elaine Bason, 57, of Blooming Grove, died March 24, 1995, at her residence.
Services will be held at 4:30 p.m. Sunday at the First Baptist Church of Blooming Grove, with Grady Cashion officiating. Burial will follow in Rosehill Cemetery, under the direction of Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home of Blooming Grove.
Pallbearers will be her nephews.
Mrs. Bason was born Jan. 5, 1938.
She is survived by her husband, Billy Bason of Blooming Grove; her son, Gary Barham of Trophy Club; her daughter, Debbie Wood of Corsicana; two brothers, Keith Ballew of Longview and Leroy Ballew of Kilgore; her sister, Carolyn Cooper of Lake Jackson; her grandmother, Cassie Morgan of Corsicana; and three grandchildren.
Notes:
Submitted by Dana Stubbs
Wife of William (Sonny) Marvin Barham & Billy Wayne Bason
TXDI | Joy Elaine Ballew
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OBITUARY OF LAURA JOSEPHINE BALLEW MILLER
Sent to Baptist Progress - Prairie Grove Baptist Church Minutes
Sister Laura Josephine Ballew Miller ws born August 7, 1877 near (blank), Departed this life May 5, 1944. She was married to Stonewall Jackson Miller September 1, 1895. To this union were born seven boys and three girls, Bert & Wheeler, San Antonio, Texas; Nellie, Garland Texas; Oscar, Henderson, Tex.; Fleetus, Longview, Texas; Viola, Frost Texas; Ruth, Garland, Texaas; Garland, Palestine, Texas; Jerry, Freeport, Texas; Roy, Dallas, Texas. 17 grandchildren, two great grand children.
Sister Miller, at the age of thirteen professed faith in Christ and was a member of the Prairie Grove Baptist Church until she died.
She leaves to morn her homegoing; four brothers, 1 sister, six boys three daughters, and a host of other relatives and friends. We, the church, bow to the will of God and join her loved ones in mourning her homegoing. She lived a Christian life 57 years. ...committee | Laura Josephine Ballew
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Graduate 1931 - Frost High School, Navarro County Texas | Leanna Agnes Ballew
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m. Ihna Geraldine (Thomason) Ballew | Leonard O'Neal Ballew
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1910: Justice Precinct 5, Navarro Co., Texas; Linda M Northern 35 widow tn/tn/tn 3of4 farmer, Pary M Northern 13 tx/ga/tn, Dewey H Northern 12, Mary P Northern 7
1920: Justice Precinct 5, Navarro Co., Texas; M L Northern 49, Pewiey Northern 21, Mary Northern 17
1930: Precinct 5, Navarro Co., Texas; D H Northern 31 tx/ga/tn married5yrs farmer, Clara Northern 25 tx/tn/tx, Martha M Northern 3 4/12, Emmer J Northern 1 2/12, Marthy M Northern 59 tn/tn/tn Grandma
Prairie Grove Baptist Church in Emmett, Navarro County, Texas Membership Feb 1895; Joined by letter.
Name: Martha M. Northern
Death Date: 26 Feb 1943
Death County: Henderson
Certificate: 8076
Martha Melinda "Lindy" (Ballew) Northern - Obit
We now hold it a "Sweet Memory" to call to memory our beloved Mother, Sister, and Friend, Martha Malinda Northern, nee Ballew, who departed this life February 26, 1943. She was born in Polk Co., Tennessee June 6, 1870. Being Seventy two years, eight months and twenty days aged. She was truly converted and joined the Missionary Baptist Church at the tender age of twelve years. She moved to Emmett, Navarro Co., Texas September 8, 1894, placed her membership in the Prairie Grove Missionary Baptist Church where she remained a consistent and consecrated member until her death. This Christian Mother was the Eldest child of a family of ten noble Christian men and women whose parents were Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Ballew who are deceased. She was married to W. B. Northern in September of the year 1895. To this union were born four children, three daughters and one son. One daughter having died at the age of four years 1903. Mrs. Herman Wyatt, Malakoff, Texas, Mrs. R. J. Fuller, Talco, Texas, D. H. Northern, Angus, Texas and grandchildren survive her.
Her husband W. B. Northern died in November 1904 leaving this mother to rear and educate her children to the best of her abilities. For this cause she gave her best. Her toiling hands never idle or grew weary in will doing, her long life of useful is far fruit of the spirit.
Where as God in his wisdom saw fit to call from our midst a most faithful friend, sister, Mother and where as we feel God has blessed the lives of others with the life and example of this Mother and Sister and where as we now bow ourselves in the most humble submission to Him who doith all things well.
We laid her to rest in the Prairie Grove Cemetery, Beneath a mound of lovely flowers to await the resurrection of those who sleep. Burial services were conducted by Eld. F. R. Vaughtn of Blooming Grove Texas who reminded us of the fact that the Earth has no Sorrow that God cannot heal.
Be it resolved that the Prairie Grove Missionary Baptist Church extend her most sincere sympathy to each of her children and loved ones and that a copy of the Resolution be presented to each of her children and that a copy be sent to the Baptist Progress. ... Committee
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1920 Census shows her in Frost, Navarro Co., Texas - at home are Dewey and Mary | Martha Melinda Ballew
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Ira Decherd McAfee was born Feb 11, 1884 at Emmett, or Frost, in Navarro County Texas to Hugh Embury & Elizabeth Rice "Bettie" (Groves) McAfee. He married Nancy Caroline "Nannie" Ballew, the daughter of Absalom Posey & Partelia Aveline (Coxsey) Ballew. Nancy was born Dec. 20, 1882 in Fetzerton, Polk Co., TN
Ira and Nancy had nine children:
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graduated from Frost High School. Entered the service in 1944, trained with Maritime Service at Catalina Island and Maryland. Served in Australia, India. Was on duty on USS Van Nuys. Wears Theater Ribbon.
Obituary: RAYMOND DOUGLAS BALLEW
Funeral services for Raymond Douglas Ballew, 40, of 319 Katherine Court in Duncanville, owner of the Texaco Service Station at 401 E. Jefferson in Oak Cliff, will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Dudley M. Hughes Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in Dresden Cemetery, near Blooming Grove, Navarro County.
Mr. Ballew, a native of Frost, Navarro County, died Sunday. He had moved to Duncanville from Dallas six months ago.
He served in the Army during World War 11. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Oak Cliff and West Cliff Lions Club.
Survivors: wife, Anne; a son, Robert Douglas of Duncanville; daughter, Miss Rosanne Ballew of Duncanville; mother, Mrs. Mable Ballew of Frost; three sisters, Mrs. Velma McCanless and Mrs. Doris Krupa, of Fort Worth and Mrs. Mary Caraway of Dallas and five brothers, Aubrey Ballew of Portland, Oregon; Charles Darrell Ballew of Red Oak, Ellis County; Newburn K. Ballew, Van Horn, Culberson County; George D. Ballew of Dallas and Hubert Noel Ballew of Mountainside. N. J. | Raymond Douglas Ballew
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During the Civil War
Killed by Rebels in the Civil War. | William Billy Ballew
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married name Wilma Johnson, of Fort Worth | Wilma Ballew
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Cause of death Pneumonia | Cannie Jeanette Barham
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Charles Kenneth Barham
Charles Kenneth Barham passed away Friday, Oct. 27, 2000 at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Temple.
Visitation will be 6 to 8 p.m. today at Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home in Blooming Grove.
Services will be 2 p.m. Sunday at Griffin-Roughton Chapel in Blooming Grove with the Rev. Marvin Moore officiating. Interment will follow at Rose Hill Cemetery.
Mr. Barham was born Feb. 1, 1931 in Navarro County to Herman and Mary Barham. He served in the Korean War and the United States Army. He was a member of the Church of Christ.
Mr. Barham is survived by his wife, Margaret Barham of Blooming Grove; son and daughter-in-law, Larry Charles "Chuck" and Debbie Barham of Blooming Grove; daughters and sons-in-law, Kenna Sue and Gary Ferguson of Corsicana and Leah German and David Holmes of Blooming Grove; brothers, Leslie Barham of Avalon and E. O. Barham of Blooming Grove; sister, Frances Brown of Watauga; three grandsons, three granddaughters, one great-grandson and two great-granddaughters.
Arrangements by Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home of Blooming Grove. | Charles Kenneth Barham
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Estel O. Barham
E. O. Barham, 84, of Blooming Grove, passed away Thursday, June 11, 2003, in his residence.
Visitation will be from 6 to 9 p.m. today at Griffin Roughton Chapel in Blooming Grove.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home Chapel with Jackie Brown officiating. Interment will follow at Rose Hill Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Kyle Calhoun, Todd McGraw, Tracy Barham, Scott Barham, Kasey McGraw, Andy Calhoun and Collin Barham.
Mr. Barham was born on December 7, 1919, in Blooming Grove.
Survivors include wife Margie Barham of Blooming Grove; son Dr. Bobby and wife Carol Barham of Blooming Grove; daughter Pat and husband Billy Wayne McGraw of Blooming Grove; brother Leslie and wife Melba Barham of Avalon; sister Francis and husband Truitt Brown of Wautoga; grandchildren Gina and Kyle Calhoun, Todd and Liz McGraw, Tracy and Amy Barham all of Blooming Grove, Dr. Scott and Kerri Barham of Corsicana, Kasey and Wendy McGraw of Blooming Grove; great-grandchildren Andy and Anna Calhoun, Katie and Lainie McGraw, Tressa, Chelsey and Collin Barham; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Arrangements by Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home. | Estel Ocie Barham
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Frederick Lee Barham
Nov 8, 1865 - Nov 5, 1914
The Blooming Grove Rustler - Nov 12, 1914
Fred L. Barham
Fred Barham died Thursday of last week after a brief illness with appendicitis. Specialists from Dallas came for an operation, but after consulting with local physician it was decided that an operation would not save him.
Fred Barham was one of the best citizens in this entire community. Born and raised here, he grew up with the country and everybody knew him and admired him for his excellent qualities. He was a prosperous farmer, a loving husband, patient and kind father, member of the Christian Church. He was comparatively you, being 49 years old, a useful, strong-minded man whose heart went out for the unfortunate and down-trodden.
The deceased was an all-round splendid citizen and his place in church and society will be hard to fill, and the excellent record left behind may serve as a guide to others coming on.
The funeral services were held at Rose Hill Cemetery, Friday at 2 pm by Elder Crane and a large concourse of friends were present. The services were very solemn and the tribute was very appropriate. | Frederick Lee Barham
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Herman "June" Otha Barham, Jr.
Jun 8, 1926 - Feb 14, 1983
Herman "June" O. Barham
pril 5, 1990-Herman O. Barham Jr., 56, of Waxahachie, formerly of Blooming Grove, died Monday at the Virginia Hospital in Dallas. Service will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Church of Christ in Blooming Grove with the Rev. David Fortner, Blooming Grove Baptist minister, officiating. Burial will follow in the Rose Hill Cemetery in Blooming Grove. Arrangements are with the Blooming Grove Funeral Home. He was a veteran of World War II. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lena Mae Barham, Waxahachie; a son, Jim Bob Barham, Irving; two step-sons, Ricky McMullen, Arlington, and Roger McMullen, Haltom City; two daughters, Vickie Jane Wilhoit, Ennis, and Kathy Eakin, Mt. Pleasant; one step-daughter, Patty Brown, Roanoke; nine grandchildren; his father, H. O. Barham Sr., Blooming Grove; four brothers, E. O., Kenneth and Sonny Barham, all of Blooming Grove, and Jerry Barham, Avalon; and one sister, Frances Brown, Wautauga. Pallbearers will include Buford Farish, Larry Farish, Doug Melton, Jake Melton, Chap Mitchell and Jimmy Russell.
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Herman O. Barham
April 5, 1990-Herman Barham, 91, of Corsicana, a former resident of Blooming Grove, died Ajpril 4, 1990, at Navarro Regional Hospital. Services will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home in Blooming Grove with Dennis Crecielus officiating. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. He was preceded in death by his wife, Mary Loretta Davis, in 1974. Survivors include three sons, E. O. Barham and Kenneth Barham, both of Blooming Grove, and Jerry Barham of Avalon; one daughter, Francis Brown of Watauga; one brother, Robert Barham of Corsicana, one sister, Ida Mae Dawson of Blooming Grove; 15 grandchildren; 28 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild. Pallbearers will be Clovis Haden, E. A. Toten, Alton Adams, Jake Calhoun, Calvin Rasco and Bill Rasco. | Herman Otha Barham, Sr.
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Jane M. Barham Oliphant
Jane M. Barham Oliphant, 70, of Blooming Grove passed away Friday, Dec. 24, 2004 in Corsicana.
Graveside services will be 2 p.m. today at Rose Hill Cemetery with Gorden Griffin Sr. officiating.
Mrs. Oliphant was born Dec. 27, 1933 in Blooming Grove.
She was preceded in death by two sons, Matthew and Lance; and brothers, Don, Joel and Herschel Barham.
Mrs. Oliphant is survived by her husband, Thomas E. Oliphant Sr. of Blooming Grove; son, Thomas E. Oliphant Jr. of Blooming Grove; and brother, Earl Barham of Mansfield.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Rose Hill Cemetery Association or an organization of your choice.
A memorial guest book is available at www.griffin-roughton.com. Click on obituaries and go to the name (Jane M. Barham Oliphant) to sign book and submit memorial message.
Arrangements by Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home, Corsicana. | Jane Marie Barham
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Milton Bowman Barham
Oct 20, 1906 - Dec 27, 1955
Wacoan Rites At Blooming Grove
Funeral services for Milton Bowman Barham, 49, Waco cleaning and pressing operator, were held Wednesday at 3 p.m. from the Central Baptist church here.
The rites were conducted by Rev. T. R. Harrison, pastor, with burial in the Rose Hill Cemetery.
Barham died Tuesday noon at the home of a sister, Mrs. Margaret Jordan at Burleson following a five months illness.
Born in the Hackberry community north of Frost he was reared here and had resided in Waco for 23 years.
Surviving are a brother, Hubert Barham, Fort Worth, two sisters, Mrs. Jordan, Burleson and Mrs. E. D. Thornton, Hillsboro, and other relatives.
Cousins were pallbearers.
McCormick Funeral Services directed.
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Murry Loyd Barham
Nov 22, 1936 - Jul 19, 2006
Murry Loyd Barham, resident of Blooming Grove, Texas, passed away Wednesday morning July 19, 2006 at his residence at the age of 69. He was born in Blooming Grove on November 22, 1936 to Raymond Charles Barham and Elizabeth Bryant Barham, and was an electrician by trade.
Survivors include his sons: James Barham of Blooming Grove, Billy Barham of Fayetteville, North Carolina, and Charles Barham of Irving, Texas. Daughter: Shelia Dingledine of Eustace, Texas. Ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Brothers: Allen Barham and Harold Barham both of Blooming Grove, Texas.
Visitation will be Thursday evening from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. at Griffin-Roughton Chapel in Blooming Grove.
Graveside services will be held Friday afternoon, July 21, 2006, at 2:00 p.m. at Rose Hill Cemetery in Blooming Grove with Bro. Bill Honea officiating. | Murry Loyd Barham
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He was Killed in Action while fighting the enemy in Korea on October 10, 1951. First Class Barham was awarded the Purple Heart, the Combat Action Ribbon, the Korean Service Medal, the United Nations Service Medal, the National Defense Service Medal and the Korean War Service Medal. | Phillip Perrin Barham
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Phillip “Bill” Roach Barham
Nov 28, 1914 - Oct 15, 1998
Phil “Bill” Barham
Phil “Bill” Barham, 82, of Blooming Grove, passed away Thursday, Oct. 15, 1998, at the Virginia Hospital in Temple.
Graveside services are 4 p.m. Sunday at Rosehill cemetery in Blooming Grove, with Grady Cashion officiating.
Mr. Barham was born in Blooming Grove on Nov. 28, 1915. (should be 1914)
He is survived by a number of nieces and nephews.
Arrangements by Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home in Blooming Grove.
Note: Son of Phillip White and Prudy Barham. | Phillip Roach Barham
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Raymond Charlotte Barham
10 Nov 1906 - 4 Aug 1939
Blooming Grove Man Found Dead on Railway
Special to The News
CORSICANA, Texas, Aug. 4. - The mangled, lifeless body of Raymond C. Barham, 33, of Blooming Grove was found Friday on the Southern Pacific Lines right of way, and Everett Monk Griffin, 27, also of Blooming Grove, was found seriously injured near by. A fast freight train had passed through Corsicana a few minutes earlier.
Reed Talley, night attendant at a filling station, found the men after he had heard shouts for help. Griffin was taken to P. and S. Hospital.
Barham's body was taken Friday to Blooming Grove.
The injured man suffered a broken left arm between the elbow and wrist, and hospital attendants said they believe he will recover.
Barham is survived by his wife and five small sons of Blooming Grove; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Barham; three brothers, Joe and Nick Barham of Blooming Grove, and Bill Barham of Floydada, and a sister, Mrs. H. P. Barnes of San Angelo.
August 6, 1939
Funeral services for Raymond C. Barham, 33, of Blooming Grove were held there Saturday. Surviving are his wife, and five small sons, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Barham; three brothers, Joe Barham and Nick Barham of Blooming Grove, and Bill Barham of Floydada and a sister, Mrs.
H. P. Barnes of San Angelo.
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OBITUARY
Hershel Barham
Hershel Barham, 59, of Blooming Grove, died Saturday at Navarro Regional Hospital
Services are 10 a.m. Monday at the First Christian Church in Blooming Grove, with Buster Jordan officiating. Burial will be at Rose Hill Cemetery in Blooming Grove; arrangements are with Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home in Blooming Grove.
Survivors include his wife, Lois Barham of Blooming Grove; Two sons, Michael Joe Barham and Charles Barham, both of Blooming Grove; three daughters, Patsy McGraw and Donna Vaughan of Blooming Grove, and Patti Hernandez of Ferris; two brothers, Don Barham of Frost, and Earl Barham of Mansfield; a sister, Jane Oliphant of Blooming Grove; nine grandchildren; a great-grandchild.
Pallbearers will be Allen Barham, Ronnie Jordan, Ray Barham, Don McGraw, Doug Clifton, and Wendell Warren. | Raymond Hershel Barham
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Robert Ocie Barham
Jan 18, 1877 - Nov 20, 1963
R. O. Barham
R. O. Barham Services Held Robert O. Barham, 87, retired farmer, who died in Memorial hospital Wednesday morning. Funeral services are pending at McCormick Funeral Service. Burial will be in Rose Hill cemetery. Native of Tennessee, Barham had resided in this vicinity since early childhood. He and his wife were married 67 years ago. Surviving are his wife of Blooming Grove, two sons, Herman Barham and Robert O. Barham, Jr. [should read Robert W. Barham…no Jr.], both of Blooming Grove; two daughters, Mrs. Ella Kennedy and Mrs. Ida Mae Dawson, both of Dallas; 12 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.
Note: Corsicana Daily Sun, November 20, 1963
R. O. Barham Services Held Funeral services for Robert O. Barham, 87, retired farmer, who died in Memorial hospital Wednesday morning, were held Thursday at 3 p.m. from the Blooming Grove Church of Christ. The rites were conducted by Willie Hamlin, minister of the Melrose, N. M. Church of Christ, formerly minister here, and Clovis Allen, present minister of the church here. Burial was in Rose Hill cemetery. Native of Tennessee, he had resided in this area since childhood. He and his wife were married 67 years ago. Surviving are his wife of Blooming Grove, two sons, Herman and Robert Barham, both of Blooming Grove; two daughters, Mrs. Ella Kennedy and Mrs. Ida Mae Dawson, both of Dallas; 12 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild and other relatives. Pallbearers were Mack Crawford, Clovis Haden, Sammie Saunders, Noble Downey, H. S. Whorton, Lee Low and C. L. Saunders. McCormick Funeral Service directed. | Robert Ocie Barham
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Charles and Eva had nine children. Charlie later moved his family near the town of Irene in Hill County, Texas. | Charles Denton Barnes
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S.R. Barnes
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!Source: "Early Trinity Beginnings," p 499, mar Fannie Barron
Winborn Jones applied tto the Commission to the Five Civilized
Tribes, Colbert,
Indian Territory, 19 June 1900, to be identified as a Choctaw
Indian. He was
residing at Marlow, Indian Territory. He noted he was born in the
Indian
Nation, was 42 years of age and that his father, Woody Jones, was a
Choctaw
Indian. He notes his mother was 1/8 Choctaw Indian also. He noted
he had been
on the Choctaw rolls before in 1897. His application was denied. | Fannie Barren
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H.E. Barrett
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Name: Nicie A. Currington
SSN: 457-36-0352
Last Residence: 76067 Mineral Wells, Palo Pinto, Texas, United States
Born: 15 Aug 1888
Died: 15 Oct 1988
State (Year) SSN issued: Texas (Before 1951 )
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Name: Nicie Currington
Death Date: 27 Oct 1988
Death County: Palo Pinto
Gender: Female
1900: Armour, Limestone, Texas
Age: 11
Estimated birth year: abt 1889
Birthplace: Texas
Relationship to head-of-house: Daughter
Father's name: G
Mother's name: Cornelia C
Race: White
Occupation: View image
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
G Bairrmta 44
Cornelia C Bairrmta 44
Elem h Bairrmta 18
Samuel W Bairrmta 15
Benjamin I Bairrmta 14
Nicie A Bairrmta 11
John W Bairrmta 7
Hiram R Bairrmta 5
Effie M Bairrmta 1
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By Helen Barry Northern
We were told that our grandparents , Michael Barry and Elizabeth Hines came to America because of the potato famine in Ireland. The years of the famine were 1845-47. Michael was born in either 1846 or 47 and Elizabeth was born in 1848. So it was the conditions that existed after the famine that caused them to leave Ireland.
Don't know whether they came as adults or whether their parents brought them over as young children. (There's lots of gaps in my research) However, or when ever they came, they did come before the Statue of Liberty(1886) and before the Immigration Depot at Ellis Island was opened(1890-1954). We were told that Michael and Elizabeth did not meet until they came to this country.
JEANETTE- Dad's adopted sister
Jeanette was probably about 6 year old when adopted from the Infant Asylum in Norwood, Ohio. Her name was Julia Nagle was changed to Jeanette Barry. She always wished that she knew who her parents were and what became of her brother who was with her in the orphanage. I wrote some letters to Ohio trying to find out for her but was never able to get any information. The Catholic diocese there answered my inquiries with a very stilted, formal letter saying it was their policy not to reveal such information. Jeanette was in her seventies when I made these inquiries- how in the devil could revealing her background cause any scandal at that late date!!
In many conversations with her, in the years before she died in 1983, I learned that she dearly loved her new father and called him "Pop". She didn't have too many memories of her new Mother. I believe that Grandma Barry was already in poor health at the time of Jeanette's adoption and shortly thereafter she was confined to a nursing home in New Albany, Indiana. Dad often took Jeanette to visit his mother and always warned her before hand to "have her manners". (Jeanette always admitted that she was not a well-behaved little girl.) She remembered from those visits that Grandma would make a few comments her dress was pretty, she looked real nice, etc. But other than those few remarks, Grandma Barry didn't have too much to say to her.
Jeanette lived with Pop and her brothers, Dad and Tom, in the upstairs part of 633. William was already married to Agnes Watts and they lived on the first floor. (Note: Dad had one sister, Katie. who died in 1890 at the age of 16. The adoption of Jeanette in about 1892 was, I think, an attempt to ease Grandma Barry's grief with the joy of having another daughter to raise.)
Jeanette remembered the day Pop was stricken and she found him lying on the hall floor. Unable to lift him, she ran downstairs to Agnes for help-who didn't believe her at first.- and an ambulance was sent for. She remembered standing at the side gate when they carried Pop out, and the very last thing he said to her was"Be a good girl, Jeanette." He died November 1, 1905.
Dad, Jeanette's favorite brother was appointed her guardian after Pop died. At the time he was 28 years old and single. he placed her in a home run by Sisters in Cedar Grove, Ky. and visited her there every week. He always left money with the Sisters for Jeanette to buy candy and treats during the week. The sisters were always telling Dad that he was spoiling her.
Dad and Mother were married in November 1906 and soon thereafter Jeanette came home to live them at 633.
Mother's father John Michael Hennessy died in August of 1905. Mother told us that when she first began dating Dad her father was very pleased. He said John Barry was a fine man and not one of those "damn cigarette Pimps". Incidentally, Mother and all of her brothers and sisters always said "Father" never Dad. Sounds rather formal doesn't it?
Michael Barry at the time of his death was a Police Lieutenant and moderately well-to-do. He owned several pieces of rental property as well as his own home at 633. (Editor's Note: Records suggest that he owned property at 719 East Oldham as well as 633. 719 Oldham is still standing. I think he lived at 719 Oldham first and then built 633.) He left all properties to his three sons to be divided equally. Soon after Mother and dad were married he met with his two brothers and bought out their share of the family home. Both Tom and Will were married by then and living elsewhere.
Mary Elizabeth, their first child, was born September 15, 1907. Together with the new baby Mother also had the care of Jeanette. And from what Mother told us and from what Jeanette herself admitted this was quite a job!. Jeanette was headstrong and resented having to obey someone so young-Mother was only 23. Mother said that most evenings when Dad came home from work, Jeanette would run to him complaining of what "Winnie" had said or made her do or what Winnie wouldn't let her do! Of course, after Jeanette grew up she came to love Mother very much and regretted all the trouble she had caused her. She said she often wondered why Winnie hadn't killed her-she certainly had given her reason enough.
Grandma Barry-Dad's Mother-was still in the nursing home in New Albany. At the urging of her own Mother, Mother had her mother-in-law brought home to 633. Grandma Hennessy thought 633 was such a lovely home and that it was only right that Grandma Barry should be allowed to spend the remaining months of her life in what had been her home.. She died there in October 1908 or 1909. (Mother's own notes and the grave marker disagree on the year.)
When Jeanette was about 16 years old she ran away from home and cause Dad and Mother some worried days until Dad found her. She had gotten a job at the Courier Jornal Job Printing Company running a foot press and the man who hired her happened to be a friend of Dad's. He called Dad to tell him about it and also told him that she had rented a room in the downtown section of Louisville. Mother and Dad decided not to make Jeanette come back home. With the help of a priest at St. Louis Bertrand's, Dad was able to arrange for Jeanette to live at the Visitation Home, a home for working girls run by the Sisters of Charity. Everyone was happier now-no conflicts of authority-and Jeanette came often to visit Mother and Dad.
All nine children of Mother and Dad's were born in the upstairs bedroom of 633 and Dr. John Keaney was the Doctor every time.
The Uncle Tony Story- Anthony Rawley was Mother's bachelor Uncle(brother of her Mother). He was crippled, crippled by a log falling on his leg when he was just a young boy. Or at least that's what he said. He told so many stories-some true, some not. But his young nieces and nephews believed every one of them. He was bald and we believed he was scalped by Indians because that's what he told us. He took off his hat only to eat, sleep and in Church.
He had no permanent job, no permanent home. When Grandma Barry died she was "waked" at 633 and Uncle Tony came to pay his respects. The weather that night was rainy and stormy. When he was preparing to leave, Dad asked Mother where Unk would be going, where he would be spending the night. Mother said she didn't know, probably some rooming house. Dad didn't think Unk should be leaving in such bad weather and suggested that he spend the night in the room over what we always called the shed, but was really a garage. I guess it was never called a garage because we never had a car. Two elderly ladies had at one time rented the room for living quarters but it was now vacant.
Well--Unk spent the night there and almost every other night until he died.* Dad was convinced that Unk held the record for "longest visit at a Wake". He never had a steady job during all those years he lived with us. Dad would arrange to get a political job for him every now and then, but Unk never kept them for very long. But Dad said he more than earned his keep. He got up early every morning made the fire in the furnace and made the coffee.( Dad didn't want those jobs!) He was also a big help to Mother rocking babies to sleep and taking care of us when Mother and Dad went out. On top of that, he was a lot of fun and we all loved him. Everyone should have an Uncle Tony live with them while they are growing up,
During the last months of Unk's life, he was in a private nursing home in the West End of Louisville. We all visited hin there, but Pete and Tom McRaith were his most faithful visitors. Pete went every week and Tom went whenever he was in town. And he always managed to sneak a little bourbon in to Unk. I don't have the date of Unk's death. Note: My fellow historian, Joe, believes that the first part of Unk's stay with us was spent in 633 and that he didn't take up residence in the room over the shed until sometime later.
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A.M. Bason was the son of George W. Bason (NC) and Francis H. (Powers) Bason (NC), daughter of David and Sarah Powers. His siblings were: Sarah (Sally) Bason Smith, William J., Thomas S., George J., B. Frank, James A. and a baby who died soon after birth. A.M. married Matilda Francis McDonald Bason on July 21, 1880 in Spring Hill. They were the parents of eight children: Josiah (died as an infant), James M., Henry Bryant, Stewart McDonald, Elijah Paul, Isaac Robert, Mary Caroline and William A. A.M. Bason was a carpenter and cabinet maker in Navarro Co. | Alexander Martin Bason
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B.L. Bason
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Son of Joseph Bason & Barbara "Barbery" (Foust) Bason
Reproduced from the holdings of the Texas State Archives:
Name & Rank: BASON, G. W., 1st Sergt.
Comm. Off: FRENCH, M. T., Captain
Organ: Reserve Co., Beat No. 5, Navarro Cty, 19th Brig., TM
Enlist: AUG 1861
Disch:
Descrip:
Remarks: R&F 39, Elect. Cert, with roll. Co. comm'd AUG 29, 1861. 19th Brig. composed of the counties of NAvarro, Ellis, Frestone & Limestone. 1 MR. | George Wallace Bason
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Prob the "Willie J." | Joseph Bason
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | J.M. Bason
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Husband of Emma Mae (Doyle) Bason. | William Alexander Bason
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1910: Sherman Ward 4, Grayson, Texas;
Household Members: Name Age
Chas Batsell 34
Merle B Batsell 31
May Merle Batsell 4
Annie C Batsell 56
Alise Potts 27
Name: Maymerle Batsell
Date of Birth: 11 Mar 1906
Birth County: Grayson
Certificate Number: 76660
Roll Number: 1903_0002
Name: Maymerle Shirley
SSN: 453-76-2461
Last Residence: 75701 Tyler, Smith, Texas
Born: 11 Mar 1906
Died: Aug 1977
State (Year) SSN issued: Texas (1962 ) | Maymerle Batsell
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | E. Batton
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Name: Pearl B Vaughan
Death Date: Nov 1938
Death County: Morgan
Volume: 58
Certificate: 28632
Roll: 3 | Pearl Jenny Bayne
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parents born in Germany/Swiss[mother], both spoke German
Id#: 0155400
Name: Howorth, Augusta
Date: May 9 1947
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #040.
Notes: Howorth, Augusta (nee Beck), dearly beloved wife of the late Clifford L., mother of Lorine, sister of Henry C. Beck, Fri. a. m. Friends may call at the late residence, 1777 W 30th St. where services will be held Mon., 2:30 p. m. | Agusta "Gussie" Beck
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HENRY T. LIVED MOST OF HIS LIFE ON THE BELDIN FARM EAST OF WORTHAM,TX
AFTER DEATH OF JANE HAYS,HENRY T. MARRIED NELLIE CHAPMAN.THEY HAD NO CHILDREN.
MARRIAGE INFO IN THE FREESTONE COUNTY RECORDS.
Grandson Pete said he is buried in Wortham Cem.,but there is no headstone for him.close to big cedar tree. | Henry Travis Beldin
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Curry Co., New Mexico - Abstracts of Obituaries:
Vaughn, Lyda Belle Mrs., 53
Newspsper date: October 6 1933
If this date is correct, Bill had two wives that died in 1933, Alice Virginia "Jennie's" death record, says she was married and her death was
22 Dec 1933.
L. Scruggs | Lida Bell
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[bydore_3.ged]
Source: Southeast Texas Regional Gedcom by Barbara Yancey Dore, and many, many others who have made this effort possible. -- http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=bydore_1 Seeking photos, obituaries, bios, bible records for anyone who lived/lives in Southeast Texas. | Melvin Ray Bell
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1910: Bay City Ward 3, Bay, Michigan; 221 Van Buren Street; Alva Bennett 29 mi/can/can married 1907 Jewler, Nellie Bennett 26 can/eng/eng 1896, Eliza Bennett 57 can/eng/eng 4of6 1868
1920: Detroit Ward 17, Wayne, Michigan; Alia J Bennett 38 mi/can/eng Optometrist, Nellie Bennett 37 can/can/eng Year of immigration: 1889
1930: Royal Oak, Oakland, Michigan; Alvah J Bennett 46 mi/mi/eng married 1907 Optometrist, Nellie Bennett 45 can/eng/eng nat/1886
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1920 Census: Lakewood Ward 2, Cuyahoga, Ohio, Living w/ Father; William P Bennett 45(Mi/Can/Can), Gertrude Bennett 40(Min/Scotland/Eng), Harold H Bennett 22(Minn/Electrican@Ship Building Co.)
Must have worked at the same Ship Building Company as Ellwood Howorth and that is how he came to know Vivian.
Name: Harold Bennett
SSN: 272-01-8622
Last Residence: Ohio
Born: 2 Sep 1897
Died: Feb 1964
State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951
Died in Clark Co., although last residence was Lakewood.
#: 0422919
Name: Bennett, Harold H.
Date: Feb 6 1964
Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #093.
Notes: Bennett. Harold H. Bennett, (formerly of Lakewood) at Ohio Masonic Home, Springfield, O., on Feb. 10, age 66. Services were held at the Home, Chapel on Thursday, Feb. 13, and Interment was made in the Masonic Home Cemetery.
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1880: Adams St., Bay City, Bay, Michigan, Henry Bennett 32(Can/Can/Can/Sailor), Eliza Bennett 28(Can/Eng/Eng), William P. Bennett 7(Mi)
1894, Michigan State Census, Bay Co.; Henry Bennett 44 Canada, Eliza Bennett 41 Canada, William Bennett 21 Michigan, Alva J. Bennett 14 Michigan, Neal Bennett 12 Michigan, Bessie Bennett 5 Michigan, Catharine Bennett 75 Canada
1900: Bay City Ward 4, Bay, Michigan; Henry Bennett 55 Imm/1857/Na Steam Boat Captain, Eliza Bennett 47 can/eng/eng 4of6, Alvie J Bennett 19, Neal P Bennett 18, Bessie E Bennett 11, Catherine Bennett 80 4of9 can/ire/ire->1866
Sailor, Owned ship | Henry Bennett
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Name: James H. Bennett
SSN: 279-18-7883
Last Residence: 33066 Pompano Beach, Broward, Florida, United States of America
Born: 23 Jul 1922
Died: 29 Apr 2002
State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951 )
Remains were cremated and ashes were scatered
Name: James Howard Bennett
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1923
Age: 45
Spouse's name: Elizabeth Ann [Bennett]
Spouse's Estimated Birth Year: abt 1927
Spouse's Age: 41
Divorce Date: 9 May 1968
Marriage Date: 23 Jun 1944
Number of Children: 3
County: Harris
Name: James H Bennett
Birth Date: 23 Jul 1922
Street address: 4341 Coconut Crk Blv
City: Pompano Beach
County: Broward
State: Florida
Zip Code: 33063
henry bennett war 1812 :aloney bennett-ny | James Howorth Bennett
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1910: Portland Ward 10, Multnomah, Oregon; Neil P Bennett 27 mi/can/eng married 1903 Lumber Mill, Rose M Bennett 27 mi/mi/can, Elaine M Bennett 6 mi, Marjorie E Bennett 4 or
1920: Portland, Multnomah, Oregon; Neil P Bennett 37 mi/can/can Insurance Agent, Rose M Bennett 37 mi/mi/can, Elaine M Bennett 15, Marjorie E Bennett 13, Dorothy M Bennett 8
1930: Portland, Multnomah, Oregon; Neil P Bennett 47 Life Ins Agent, Rose M Bennett 47, Marjorie Bennett 24, Dorthy M Bennett 18
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Worked in lumber mills.
Died in falling lumber accident
History of Wolfe Island, written by Mrs. Ruth Hawkins: ..."In the first decades of the 19th century about 15 families constituted its european population. These were all located on the Grant and Langan seigneury which after the change in 1823 could be bought from 5-6 dollars per acres, or leased for 1 shilling per acre per annum for long terms as long as 99 years. Among the names of early settlers from that time are noted those of Bennett, Davis, Mozier or Mosier, Hitchcock, Martin, Spoor, Wilson, Hinchley, and Staley some being of United Empire Loyalist descent and most having still descendents on the Island."
Frontenac County Ontario was created in 1821 and included Wolfe Islan
Possible father: Aloney Bennett 1790/Ny -
One of the early settlers of Wolfe Island was an A. Bennett who was a United Empire Loyalist. Loyalist supported the British during the American Revolution. Many UE Loyalist families left their homes in the U.S. Provinces to join the British in Canada as a result of The American Revolution. | Philo D. Bennett
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1910 Census: Cleveland Ward 3, Cuyahoga, Ohio, W P Bennett 37(Mi/Eng/Mi), Gertrude Bennett 34(Minn/Can/Eng), Harrold Bennett 12(Min); Occupation: Coal Company.
1920 Census: Lakewood Ward 2, Cuyahoga, Ohio, Father's Birth Place: Canada, Mother's Birth Place: Canada, Home owned: Own, Able to read: Yes, Able to Write: Yes, William P Bennett 45(Mi/Can/Can/Manager@Coal Co.), Gertrude Bennett 40(Min/Scotland/Eng), Harold H Bennett 22(Minn/Electrican@Ship Building Co.)
1930 Census: 1365 Lakeland Ave., Lakewood, Cuyahoga, Ohio, Gertrude H Bennett 50(Widow/Min/Scotland/Eng), Harold H Bennett 31(Minn/Mi/Minn/Aviator@US Air Mail. The dwelling was owned and valued at $15,000-one of the highest on the street.
BENNETT, William P., Death date: 11/1/1922, Cuyahoga County, Volume #3997, Certificate #57863
Id#: 0022420
Name: Bennett, Wm. P.
Date: November 1, 1922
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #006.
Notes: Bennett-Wm. P., beloved husband of Gertrude (nee Huggians), father of Harold H., suddenly Wednesday, November 1, at his residence, 1365 Lakeland avenue, Lakewood. Funeral Saturday, November 4, at 2:30 p. m. Services conducted by Forest City Commandery. Knights Templar. | William Philo Bennett
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[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-L, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Apr 11, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.111.5.18541.41]
Individual: Benningfield, Robert
Social Security #: 569-05-8163
SS# issued in: California
Birth date: Jun 13, 1905
Death date: Apr 1950
Facts about this person:
Fact 2
Social Security #: 569-05-8163
Fact 3
SS# issued in: California
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[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-L, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Apr 11, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.111.5.18541.50]
Individual: Benningfield, S.
Social Security #: 458-20-6868
SS# issued in: Texas
Birth date: May 21, 1908
Death date: Dec 1985
Residence code: Texas
ZIP Code of last known residence: 75460
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:
Paris, Texas
Facts about this person:
Fact 1
Social Security #: 458-20-6868
Fact 2
SS# issued in: Texas
Fact 3
Residence code: Texas
Fact 4
Last residence ZIP: 75460
Fact 5
on the USS Hornet in ww2. | Samuel Ezra Benningfield
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[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-L, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Apr 11, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.111.5.18541.62]
Individual: Benningfield, T.
Social Security #: 545-58-7938
SS# issued in: California
Birth date: Oct 28, 1943
Death date: Nov 1989
Facts about this person:
Fact 1
SS# issued in: California
Fact 3
Social Security #: 545-58-7938
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Name: Carrie M. Snider
SSN: 467-52-7366
Last Residence: 75859 Streetman, Freestone, Texas, United States of America
Born: 23 Apr 1912
Died: 10 Jan 2004
State (Year) SSN issued: Texas (1951 )
Carrie Mae Raley Snider
A long life that was filled with love and service for both family and the community concluded mid-afteroon on Saturday, Jan. 10, 2004. Mrs. Carrie Mae Raley, 91, of Dawson, passed away in a Corsicana nursing home after a brief illness. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. today at Wade Funeral Chapel in Hubbard with Rev. Mickey Loftis officiating. Interment will follow at Dresden Cemetery in Navarro County.
Born April 23, 1923, in Brushie Prairie, Carrie was the first child of James Edward and Virgie Wood Berry. Carrie's family, who loved her so much, is part of her legacy. A long marriage of 34 years to the late Roy Raley brought five children who were a great source of pride for Carrie.
After spending many years raising her family, Carrie attended and graduated from nursing school in Hillsboro. Her nursing career extended 30 years, beginning in the early 60s in Corsicana's Shell Clinic. She also worked at hospitals in Wortham, Hillsboro and Hubbard. She was always a favorite with patients, with her professionalism, compassion and good humor and became affectionately known to patients and staff alike simply as "Raley." A vivid image for family, patients and co-workers would be Carrie outfitted in all white, wearing the signature starched nursing cap. She worked as a nurse in Hubbard for Dr. Ryman and then Dr. Javier until she retired in 1992. Once retired, she spent a lot of her time making quilts, piecing them or stitching one in its frame. She lived a long, rich life, making contributions to both her family and the community.
She was preceded in death by her first husband, Roy Raley, and her second husband, Jerome Snider.
Carrie is survived by her daughters Joyce Hubbard and husband B.D. of Dawson, Ruby Darden and husband Royce of Bowie and Linda Hodge and husband Darryl of Streetman; sons, Donald Raley and wife Anita of Dawson and Joe Raley and wife Elizabeth of Kountze; a sister, Dorothy Lee Adams of Arlington; eight grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Honored to serve as pallbearers are Carrie's grandson, Eddie Hodge and Roy Darden and great-grandsons Clinton Carlisle, Aaron Carlisle, Cheston Carlisle and Bradley Withrow.
Arrangements by Wade Funeral Home, Hubbard. | Carrie Mae Berry
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From: The Handbook of Texas online: http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/BB/fbe58.html
BERRY, JOHN (1786-1866). John Berry, pioneer colonist, gunsmith, and blacksmith, was born in Louisville, Kentucky. He fought in the War of 1812. He moved from Christian Settlement, Illinois, to Blue Spring, Indiana, in 1816. Berry had three sons by his first wife, Betsy (Smothers), daughter of William Smothers,qv whom he married about 1810 and who died in Indiana; three daughters by Gracie Treat, whom he married on July 13, 1819; and twelve children by Hannah Devore, whom he married in Liberty, Texas, on May 8, 1831. In late 1826 he moved his family to the Atascosito District on the lower Trinity River in Texas. Mexico awarded him a lot in Liberty when it organized the municipality in May 1831. As a gunsmith, blacksmith, knifesmith, and furniture builder Berry qualified for the lot as an artisan. Sometime before 1834 he moved to Mina, later called Bastrop, where Mexico awarded him two town lots and a twelve-acre farm lot as an artisan. David Crockett,qv traveling on the Old San Antonio Roadqv toward the Alamo,qv stopped at Mina while Berry repaired Crockett's famous rifle, Old Betsey. Berry's three sons by his first wife were Joseph, John Bate, and Andrew Jackson Berry.qqv All three sons were Texas Rangersqv before and after the Texas Revolution,qv all served in the Army of the Republic of Texas,qv and all fought in the battle of Plum Creek.qv Berry, his wife Hannah, and their small children took refuge at Fort Parker during the revolution, and upon returning to Bastrop found their home burned to the ground. In 1840 the family moved to the settlement that later became Caldwell in Burleson County, where they lived for the next ten years. The Texas Congress named Caldwell as the county seat in 1840, but the county was not organized until 1846. The Berry family was living there at the time. Berry applied to be a Robertson colonist on November 6, 1835, but did not settle on his league of land, located about three miles northeast of Georgetown, until the winter of 1846. He built a spring-driven gristmill, later called Gann's Mill, on Berry Creek. In 1848 he served as a commissioner, named by the Texas legislature, to organize Williamson County. For the fourth time, he was living in a Texas county seat when the county was organized. Berry was a member of the Church of Christ; his third wife, Hannah, was a faithful Baptist. Their home at Berry Creek was regularly used for Baptist services. Berry died on December 24, 1866, and is buried in a small family cemetery on the Berry league. His grave is marked by a plaque placed by the Daughters of the War of 1812. Five of Berry's sons and three of his sons-in-law served in the Confederate Army. His most distinguished direct descendant was his great-grandson Audie Murphy.qv On the grounds of the Williamson County Courthouse, the buhrstone from the Berry Mill is preserved beneath a state historical marker placed for Berry, whose descendants meet annually to commemorate the Berry family's service to Texas.
Another source:
A book published: Austin 1988
Editor: Jack Pope
JOHN BERRY & His Children
Betsy, Gracie, Hannah
A genealogy of his three wives and each of his eighteen children.
John Berry, my GGG-Grandfather
La Ruth Scruggs | John Berry
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William Eugene Berry
Eugene Berry
William Eugene Berry, 76, of Dawson passed away Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2005, at a Dallas hospital. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church in Dawson with the Rev. Brad Dancer officiating. Interment will follow at Dresden Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Kenneth Berry, Ryan Castle, James Mills, Rodney McKenzie, Roger McKenzie and Kelly McKenzie.
The family will receive friends from 5 to 7 p.m. today at Wade Funeral Home in Hubbard.
Mr. Berry was born Jan. 25, 1929, near Dresden to Edward and Verna (Currington) Berry. He worked as a PBX repairman for Southwestern Bell in Mesquite for 45 years before retiring in 1993 when he and his wife moved to Dawson. He was a member of First Baptist Church in Dawson and enjoyed gardening.
He was preceded in death by his parents; and a sister, Wanda Ruth Roberts.
Survivors include his wife, Mary Jo Berry of Dawson; son, Joel Berry of Rifle, Colo.; two daughters, Charlotte Berry of Garland and Paula Castle and husband Phil of Mesquite; four grandsons, two granddaughters and one great-granddaughter.
Arrangements by Wade Funeral Home, Hubbard.
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Alvin Andrew Berryhill
Aug 30, 1909 - Oct 4, 1977
Obituary - Corsicana Daily Sun - Wednesday - Oct 5, 1977 pg 9a
Alvin Berryhill.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Corley Funeral Home for Alvin A. Berryhill, 68, resident of Corsicana, who died Tuesday in Memorial Hospital.
The Rev. M. V. Pruett and the Rev. Frank Shirley will officiate, with burial following at Oakwood Cemetery.
He was a native of Navarro County and former operator and owner of Superior Ice Company in Corsicana and later employed by Navarro College until he was forced to retire due to ill health. He was also a member of the Wildwood Baptist Church in Mesquite. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Lorene Poole Berryhill of Corsicana; a son, Kenneth A. Berryhill of Corsicana; a daughter, Mrs. Linda Houser of Mesquite; two granddaughters; a brother, Roy N. Berryhill of Waco; four sisters, Mrs. H.T. Williams, Mrs. L.W. Easley, and Mrs. V.R. Edwards, all of Corsicana and Mrs. Lurline Gandy of Houston.
Pallbearrs are Nolen Dockery, Leonard Dockery, Vernon Dockery, Lester Easley, Billy Reaves, and Robert D. Marr.
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Obit: Essie Mae (Berryhill) Williams - (1901-1995)
Essie M. Williams
Essie M. Williams, 94 of Corsicana, died June 21, 1995 in Corsicana. Services will be held at Corley Funeral Chapel at 10 a.m. Friday with Dr. David Hale Officiating. Burial will follow in Campbell-Elrod Cemetery in Navarro County. Mrs. Williams was born May 30, 1901 in Roane. She was a member of Memorial Baptist Church. She is survived by her daughter Wynona McDaniel of Corsicana, two Sisters Flora Edwards and Lurine Gandy, both of Corsicana four grandchildren, 11 treat grandchildren, and five great great grandchildren. Mrs. Williams was preceded in death by her husband Harvey T. Williams.
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SSDI-- see notes
16 Apr 2003 SSDI Betts, Calvin L.; card issued Georgia; last residence Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida. | Calvin Lamar Betts
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See notes
16 Apr 2003 SSDI- nothing found; checked Betts 1908-1963 and Clarence Betts b. 1908. -- From the online index of Georgia deaths 1919-1998 Name: C R Betts Death Date: 01 Feb 1963 County of Death: Ben Hill Gender: M Race: W Age: 54 years County of Residence: Irwin Certificate: 01389 (The Spearman book lists his dod as 3 Feb 1963 in Fitzgerald, Georgia.) | Clarence Rupert Betts
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!Source: Goodspeed's history, p 394 | Elmer Clarence Betts
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SSDI-- see notes
Enumerated with her father and siblings in the 1930 census (unmarried). 16 Apr 2003 SSDI Chester, Carolyn; card issued SC; last residence Summerville, Dorchester County, SC. | Floye Carolyn Betts
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See notes
16 Apr 2003 SSDI Betts, George; card issued Georgia; last residence Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida. -- Online index of Florida deaths 1980-1989 at ancestry.com Name: George H Betts Certificate: 71946 Death Place: Leon Race: W Death Date: 02 Jul 1987 Birth Date: 15 Jul 1913 | George Huson Betts
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | I. Betts
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See notes
16 Apr 2003 SSDI Bailey, Miriam B.; card issued Georgia; last residence Thomasville, Thomas County, Georgia. -- Online index of Georgia deaths 1919-1998 Name: Miriam C Bailey Death Date: 16 Jan 1997 County of Death: Thomas Gender: F Race: W Age: 93 years County of Residence: Ben Hill Certificate: 002639 Date Filed: 27 Jan 1997 | Miriam Callie Betts
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | D.R. Bien
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S.L. Biggar
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Unamarried. Resided with brother,"Bud" in Marion, Kentucky. Died of liver failure ac ross river, in Evansville, Indiana. Funeral services held at his home in Mari on.
Source (1) Vanderburg Cnty Dept of Heath Death Certificate #2036
(2) Cr ittenden Press, 1920. | Daniel Bigham
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Unmarried.
As of the 1880 census, she was 22 and living in the family home on Main Street, Marion Kentucky, with her 3 brothers and 1 sister. Her eldest brother was married, so his wife and their 3 little girls had moved in, also.
In Ja n 1881, she was removed to Hopkins, where she died when the institution caught fire in the late 1890's. She is buried in an unmarked grave on the hospital gr ounds.
Source (1) 1880 US Census, Marion, Crittenden County, Kentucky
Source ( 2) Crittenden Press, 18 Jan 1881 | Elizabeth Bigham
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Harmon moved to Bisbee, Arizona in the early 1920's and worked in the Copper Mi nes. He resided in Bisbee all his adult life, with the execption of a short pe riod during the depression when he panned for gold with his brother, William, i n northern California. He married in Bisbee and raised his family of 2 daughter s and a son. In 1954, Marvin was declared "Father of the Year" of the mining t own. | Harmon Ward Bigham
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Ina married ? Nesbitt in her hometown, then, with her brother, Bill and new hus band, relocated to Bisbee, Arizona in attempt to over come Tuberculosis. The i llness won. After her death, both men looked for work in Colorado mines, but h er bro soon returned to Kentucky and Arizona. | Ina Jane Bigham
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Was a school teacher in Marion, 1920's, then Akron, Ohio (2)
1952 Birth Affa davit mentions cousin Maudie Byford Little, age 73.
Source (1) Kentucy Birth Certificate
(2) Akron, Ohio Teacher's Record, Sept 1931 | Iva Lavinia Bigham
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Resided in Akron, Ohio for several year, moved to Rootstown abt 1949.
Newpape r reports that he died when a fire engulfed his small home. Family stories rec all him falling asleep while smoking.
Full military rites were conducted by A merican Legion at the Ellet Memorial Cemetary.
Marvin never married and had no children.
Souirce (1) Ravenna Ohio Herald, 14 Jan 1954. | Marvin Robert Bigham
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Her parents, both born Kentucky, met in Bisbee, Arizona, and reolocated to Kentucky beofre her b irth. Shortly after, the young family returned to Bisbee, Arizona. | Mary Jane Bigham
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Unmarried.
In 1880, age 20 , she was living in the family home with her 3 br others and sister. The eldest brother had married and moved his wife and 3 you ng daughters into the family home on Main Street, as well. In Jan 1881, her sis ter was removed to Hopkinsville. In May, 1881, the Crittenden Press reported t hat she was "visiting the family of Rev J.W. Bigham in Layfayette." In fact, sh e had been removed to Hopkinsville, as well. She remarried in the hospital for over 19 years and died there. By that time, her eldest bro and his family had moved to California, but funeral services were held at the home of her brother, W L. Bi gham I, in Marion Kentucky.
Source (1) Kentucky Death Certificate #12466
(2) Cri ttenden Press Obituary, 24 May 1913
Source (3) Crittenden Press, May 1881
Sou rce (3) 1880 US Census, Marion, Crittenden County, Kentucky | Narcissus Bigham
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Double wedding. Had 4 daughters, before retiring to California in 1910s. | Robert Edwin Bigham
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Was attorney and, for a time, county clerk of Crittenden County Kentucky, after his u ncle held the position. His dad was a lawyer and County Clerk at Salem, Livings ton Co., but died when he was 8. His mom remarried soon; he and his younger b ro were reared in a Smithland, Livingston Cnty home by his step-dad, a slave tr ader. He held 26 slaves at 1850. The home, "Dallam-Bush" house is on the Nati onal Register of Historic Places.
At age 25, Robert married 17 yr old Lavi nia, the daughter of his Step-father's brother. Though they may have appeared First Cousins, they were not actually blood relatives.
In 1849, he received a land grant for 50 acres along Hurricane Creek.
1850 Kentucky Slave Schedul e lists Robert's ownership of 5 slaves: most adult females, so they assumed to be house servants as opposed to farm laborers. His father willed him several sl aves at his 1833 death; some of these must be those slaves. The 1860 census sh ows no increase.
The 22 Jan 1856 wedding of Robert Coffield and Ellen S. Big ham was held at his house. Winessed by D. Gilliam, Coleman, Woods "Guardian pr esent and consenting." Ellen S. is buried in Riddle Cemetary (22 Feb 1837 - 22 Oct 1858) She left behind a young son. I believe swhe may be the child oif H arvey and Sarah (Rice).
The 1860 census shows Sarah H. residing with them; s he is 21 and a school teacxher. This is Harvey W. Bighams' daugter.
HIs Jan 1863 is curious. He is not located in Union Records, nor Kentucky CSA. He may have been CSA, from Carrol Co., TN.
Or, they may be a link between the Marion Cn ty Courthouse burning by "guerillas" in Jan 1863. He was a lawyer, and had bee n county clerk, so maybe he was personally involved....
Probate Mar 1863 was for a will he had written Apr 22 1852, over ten years earlier after the first of his 5 children were born. Witnessed by CC Bigham.
Source (1) Mapleview C emetary Records, Marion, Crittenden Co., Kentucky | Robert Lycurgus Bigham
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Sarah Ruth died of cancer, leaving a young son and daughter. | Sarah Ruth Bigham
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BIrth certificate had mis-spelled middle name. "Lycurgus" was incorrectly spel led "Lycurtus". | William Lycurgus Bigham
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Known as "Bud"
Newspaper reports him studying law under Blue and Finley, Cri ttenden County, Kentucky, 1881, but the 1880 Census lists him as a Grocer. At that t ime, his older brother's wife had moved into the Bigham family home on Main Str eet and they had 3 little girls. Still residing at home were his younger broth er, employed as Farm Labor, and both (unmarried) sisters.
Source (1) Kentuck y Death Certificate, File # 3143
Source (2) Crittenden Press, 1881
Source (2) Crittenden Press, 26 Oct 1923
Source (4) 1880 US Census, Marion, Crittenden C ounty, Kentucky | William Lycurgus Bigham, I
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Wm II has two sons with similar names: William III "Jr" , born California, 1933, had mis-spelled birth-certificate. The family name of "Lycurgus" was mis-spelled "Lycurtus", therefore, dad made sure it was spelled correctly when given to his youngest son, Willliam Lycurgus Bigham IV, born California, 1965.
The 1930 census lists him as a "tool nipper" in Copper Mines. Residing in the community of Lowell, Bisbee, Cochise County, Arizona, he had been married 2 years, with a 1 3/12 old daughter. Little more than a decade later, all housing and 90% of the business district of Lowell was relocated and/or demolished, as Phelps Dodge dug into the ground and created the Lavendar Pit, a large Open Pit Copper Mine where the houses of Lowell once stood.
Event: His 1937 Divorce status made him WWII draft-eligible. He served 13 months before receiving an honorable discharge. Military Discharge 1944 Florida?
RETI: 1968 Moved from California to Arizona in 1970 | William Lycurgus Bigham, II
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Rollover By Car | Nellie E Bills
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Home in 1900: Justice Precinct 6, Atascosa, Texas
Household Members: Name Age
Ann Howard 57
Charlie Howard 23
Lafayette Howard 20
Sillie Howard 16
Ida Futch 24
Megnel Lopez 23
Home in 1910: Justice Precinct 6, Atascosa, Texas
Marital Status: Widowed
Race: White
Gender: Female
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
C S Black 34
Olivia A Black 23
Sela h Black 1
Angetina Howard 67
Jessie King 17
| Edwin L. Black
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Home in 1930: Precinct 2, Cottle, Texas
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Ernest L Black 26
Bertha L Black 24
Mary L Black 3 5/12
Clarence E Black 1 11/12
Religion: Baptist
Occupation: Farmer/ Real Estate/ Cotton Merch.
Requested Social Security Account: 5/15/1943
Ernest Lamar Black
Age: 39
Unemployed
Signed: Ernest Lamar Black
Age at Marriage: 20 years and 79 days
Lived: 68 years and 316 days
Length of Marriage: 48 years and 237 days | Ernest Lamar Black
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On 1850 & 1860 Jasper Co., Texas censuses. On 1870 Shelby County, Texas census.
Per National Archives Texas C.S.A. service records, H.A. (Augustus) served in 25th Texas Cavalry and then through consolidation in Company B, 17th Texas Dismounted Cavalry. From field organizations of men who formerly served in the 15, 17, 18, 24 and 25 Texas Cavalry, and 6 and 10 Texas Infantry.
On Co. B, 17th Texas Dis. Cavalry record, H.A. is a private, Co. B, 17 Consol. Regiment Texas Cavalry and Infantry. Appears on a Company Muster Roll of the organization named above, for Jan. & Feb. 1864. He enlisted June? 20, 1862 at Panola, Texas, by Capt. Stovall for 3 years. He was last paid by Capt. J. T/P Ford through Aug. 31, 1863. He was present on this muster roll. (No record of him was found on 25th Tex. Cav. records/rolls.)
FROM H.A. BLACK'S CONFEDERATE PENSION #A-13197
Lived Angelina County, Lufkin Post office. Pension approved March 21, 1908. His age at the time was 77 years. Was living in Angelina County and had resided for 6 years in Lufkin, Texas. He was a farmer but unable to work due to bad physical condition. He had kidney trouble due to old age. He stated he joined in Texas and served 1862 to 1865 in the 25th Regiment Infantry. His pension was signed 02 Nov. 1907 in front of County Judge T.W. Jordan, Angelina County.
Affidavits were given as follows:
The State of Texas, County of Angelina. Before me, on this day personally appeared D.M. Stovall known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed below and after being duly sworn says that he is personally acquainted with H.A. Black and that he personally knows that the said H.A. Black served as a private in the confederate service and that the said H.A. Black served in the army with him the witness and in the same Company with affidavit for more than 3 months. Signed D.M. Stovall, Capt. Co. C. 25 Tex Cavalry. Subscribed and sworn to before me on this the 6th day of November 1907.
T.W. Jordan, County Judge, Angelina County, Texas.
The State of Texas, County of Angelina. Before me, T.W. Jordan, County Judge of Angelina County, Texas, on this day personally appeared John Parker who is personally known to me to be a credible citizen who being duly sworn on his oath states that he personally knows H.A. Black and knows that the said H.A. Black served in the confederate army for a longer period that three months, as affiant was in the adjoining Company to the said H.A. Black and was with him often while in the army. Signed John Parker. Subscribed and sworn to before me on this the 6th day of November A.D. 1907. T.W. Jordan, County Judge, Angelina County, Texas.
STATEMENT OF H.A. BLACK AND HIS SERVICE
Lufkin, Texas, March 9th, 1908.
This is to certify that I, H.A. Black, enlisted in the Civil War in the 25th Texas Regiment under Captain D.M. Stovall-Carter's Brigade-and remained in this Company until the Fall of the Arkansas Post. After that I served in Captain Singnletaire's (M.M.) - of the 17th consolidated regiment commanded by Col. Taylor-Polonac's Brigade. We were honorably discharged by Col. Tucker at Richmond, Texas. Signed J.W. Bond, Affidavit. Subscribed and sworn to before me this the 9th day of March A.D. 1908 H.A. Black, Clerk County Court, Angelina County, Texas. | H. Agustus Black
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Jonathan is listed on the October 15, 1850 Jasper Co., Texas census p. 1166, number 168. His occupation at that time was listed as a farmer. As of 1850, they had four children: R.E. Augustus Black 20, Melania E. Black 13, Edwin L. Black 12, Sarah E. Black 9
Johnathan and Melaina had 8 children, 4 boys & 4 girls, Sarah Elizabeth was the last born and last survivor of the family.
| Jonathan Black, Jr.
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Possible Parents:
Father: John Black of PA
Mother: Abigail Lowry
Jonathan is described by another researcher as a "red headed Irishman, a school teacher by trade". he died of tuberculosis at the age of 68 in his home in the western part of Hempstead Co. Ark.
He came to Arkansas about 1815 and lived in the part of Hempstead Co. that later became part of Union Co. He served as the first County Judege of Union County Arkansas. In about the mid 1830s he moved to the part of the county where Saratoga is now. | Jonathan Black, Sr.
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Home in 1910: San Antonio Ward 3, Bexar, Texas
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
L C Black 31
Minnie Black 30
Gladys Black 4
Lilla Black 3
John C Black 39 bro
Home in 1930: San Antonio, Bexar, Texas
Household Members: Name Age
L C Black 51
Annie C Howard 87 mother
F Gertrude Black 17 dau
Hazel L Black 22 neice
| Lafayette Cornelious Black
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Is it possible Melania came to Hill County, Texas with the Merrells as there is a marker (no dates) at the Salem Irene Cemetery where her sister Sarah E. Black Merrell is buried. The marker reads Melania Huff.
Found on the following census records as living in Woodville, Tyler County, Texas.
1860 - household 34-34, page 346 - Hanson and Melania with children L.J., age 9 and O. Eddy, age 3.
1870 - household 34-34 - Melania and father in law, Samuel Hough with children - E.O. - age 12, H.H. age 6 - she is obviously a widow by this ti
1900 - Pct. 1, household 166-166, SD 8, ED 101, sheet 9A - Clinton Y. Hyde and wife Josephine J. - children Mary n, Celia, Charlie B., Levesy? L. - Melania is listed as aunt
1910 - Pct. 1 - household 64-64, SD 2, ED 158, Sheet 44 - Clinton Y. Hyde and family. She states she had 5 children - 1 living
1920 - Melania is not found on this census but Clinton Hyde is still living in the same place. | Melania E. Black
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Cause of Death: childbirth complications | Mary Blackbourne
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!Source: Mrs. Anthony Faller of Midlands Co, TX | DeWitt Chester Blackwell
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1930 census
See notes
4 Jan 2004 SSDI McCarty, Mary; card issued Georgia; last residence not shown; last benefit Macon, Bibb County, Georgia. -- Georgia death index 1919-1998 Name: Mary B Mccarty Death Date: 08 Jun 1980 County of Death: Bibb Gender: F Race: W Age: 68 years County of Residence: Jasper Certificate: 019954 Date Filed: 20 Jun 1980 | Mary Dewitt Blackwell
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Source: Mary Wilson Clayton; Listed as Arena on War Pension Records.
(27 Jun 1995).
| Cleriny Irene Blackwood
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!Source: Lena Mae McDougle of San Antonio, TX. James W. never
married.
James W. Mangham, age 11, is included in household of William
Mangham at the
time of the 1870 Census, Brandon, Rankin Co, MS, household 141. | Margaret Blair
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Name: Vada Lee Merrell
Death Date: 14 Apr 1951
Death County: Erath
Certificate: 18243 | Vada Lee Blakenship
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After Mary had died the doctors told Frank he needed to move to west Texas. The air was good out there. Frank had TB. Frank got out to west Texas and a short time later he died. Alfred and Ernest were on their own. The state placed the other children in an orphanage.
James got word about the kids. He proceeded to pack to go to west Texas and get them. He went out there and came back with Cora Belle, Ed, Estee, and Minnie. Alfred and Ernest wanted to stay out there and try to make it on their own.
Cora Belle and Ed were raised by Tom and Mattie. James and Molly raised Estee and Minnie. Alfred and Ernest moved back to Oklahoma and their family within the next year.
Fay Orr's mother said Cora Belle was the most beautiful person she had ever seen. She had on a big hat and grown up cloths | H. Frank Blue
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Son of:Edward C Bodenhoff & Nellie Bodenhoff
Attended school with Vivian in Ohio before moving to West Texas.
Residence: 1900 - Marinette Ward 4, Marinette, Wisconsin (Marinette is a neighboring city of Menominee, Michigan)
Residence: 1910 - Brooklyn Ward 30, Kings, New York
Residence: 1920 - Lakewood Ward 2, Cuyahoga, Ohio
Residence: 1930 - Wink, Winkler, Texas
Vivian, Harry, & Barbara (formerly Pierpont until Harry adopted her) lived in Waco, Texas on Procter St. while Harry built the house they last lived in @ nearby Pine Ave. Mom says he died of a heart atack in that house when she was 4/5 (around 1950). Viv's son James moved his family from Ohio in April 1946 and lived in Waco as well.
Name: Harry Martin Bodenhoff
Death Date: 13 Feb 1950
Death County: McLennan
Certificate: 7891 | Harry Martin Bodenhoff
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James L. Bogan at Millwee Cemetery Sevier Co.Ark. dob 4/3/1901 dod 8/3/1937 Mollie Bogan at Millwee Cemetery Ark. wife of Dewey Relationship if any is unknown | Elizabeth Bogan
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Age at marriage: 32 years and 23 days
Lived: 76 years and 225 days
Length of Marriage: 44 years and 202 days | Beacher Handley Bohannon
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