Cf'he Quarterly

September 1976 Volume XXII Fall Issue Number 3

r.I'. ~EVOL(lr,.O \a~ In Cooperation With The Dallas Public Library iiæ Local History & Genealogical Society

DALLAS PUBLIC LIBRARY

OF FICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1976-1977

Mr. Hugh David (Dave) Arant 7048Arborea1Drive 348-1922 President Dallas,TX75231

Mrs. Walter F. (Mary Nea!) Speakman 1821-8thStreet 817-723-6878 Executive Vice President WichitaFalls,TX7630\ DaUas-826-6921

Mrs. Richard G. (Minnie) Champ 9411 HuntersCreek V.P.-Publications Dallas,TX75243

Mrs. Opa!K.Hollis 93l8ChimneySweepLane V.P.-Programs Dallas,TX75231

Mrs. J . L.(Helen)Lu 4559Hockaday0rive 350-6586 V.P.-Membership Dallas,TX75229

Mrs. Conway (Margaret Ann) Thetford 3725MockingbirdLane V.P.-Communications Dallas,TX75205

Mrs. William G. (Nancy) Smith 827TeakwoodPlace 235-4013 CorrespondingSecretary Richardson,TX75080 Trend-745-8415

Mrs. LorraineHuff Hull 4208Normandy RecordingSecretary Dallas,TX75205

Box 58152 W.T.C. 744-1347 Dallas, TX 75258 res.661-3690

Directors Mrs. Lucile Boykin 5717 McCommas, Apt. C 826-7131 Dallas,TX75206

Mr.Ralph Harvey 2426Tolosa Drive 328-4917 Dallas,TX75228

Mr. William McCaddin Pritchett 9583Spring Branch Dri ve 348-1402 Dallas, TX 75238

Mrs.GraceMcKnight 303SouthMabe!St. Ferris, TX 75125

Mr.Robert Bruce(Bob)Swann 4056 Druid Lane 528-5935 Dallas,TX75205

Mrs.Jeanne J. Tabb 6458L.avenda\e 368-6292 Dallas,TX75230

EDITORIAL ST Aff PAST PRESIDENTS' COUNCIL

Mr. Ri~~~::r (Minnie) Champ 9411 HuntersCreek 341-6507 1954-1960 Mr.JohnPlathGreen, Fou nderPresident Dallas,TX75243 1961 Mr .Carr P.Collins, Jr., President Mrs.Loyce J.Coolidge 5710Caruth Ha ven Ln.3-119 750-9239 1962 Mr.ThomasS. Walker , President Newslet ter, Production Dallas,TX75206 1963&1964 JudgeDeeBrownWalker, President Mr.LenardW.Anstcad 5617Be\mont,Apt.512·D 824-4359 1965&1966 Mr.Banks McLaurin, Jr.,President Distribution Dallas,TX75206 Off 363-540! 1967&1968 Mr.JosephB.Latimer, President Ms. Caro!Kupfer 4719Cole,Apt.204 528-2574 1969&1970 Mr.HersheJW.Anderson, President lllustrator Dallas,TX75204 Off. 749-1741 1971-1972 Dr. Ben LewisSmith, Jr., President Mrs.Stuart(Fran)Tears 6207Berryhill 348-3532 1972-1973 Mr.LeviA.Busby, President Production Dallas,TX75231 1973-1974 Mr.PercyC. Fewell, President Ms.LyssaJ.Grogan 13538WebbChapel 247-3028 1974-1975 Mrs. Harry Joseph Morris, Hon. Life Pres./Ed Production Dallas, TX 75234 Off. 241-8631 1975-1976 Mrs.StephenJ.Smith, President <=rhe Quarterly

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This being the beginning of a new year, I would like to take this opportuni ty to set forth a short surnmary of materials covered in TheQumterly during the last year as a guide for materials sought for the coming year.

Number of Categories Articles Specific Articles

Confederate service One article; ene series Dallas local history Old City Park; Tax List History - Texas History - General Migration Trails, Church Hi story, Oklahoma (2) History - Revolution (June issue) Family Histories (stories, chart, & Rev. War Ancestries) 104 Book Review 1 Bible Records 1 Research aids (programs) 2 County records Wills, deeds, marriages Funeral /cemetery records Sparkman-Hillcrest; Peer less Old letters & documents Resource materials

The above material analyzed another way reveals (not including the RWA issue):

Dallas & County Texas National

7 (2 series) 9 plus 15 1 series

I urge you to study the above in an effort to determine what you might like to submi t to supplement and augment the scope of research material published. Please call me on any article, doctønent, etc. which you would like to submi t. As you can see, The Quarterly carries material not only on Dal las and Dal las County but research done of a national interest. We do hope that we may have more research submitted this year on Dallas and Dallas County.

Because of the response to the June, 1976 Revolutionary War Ancestry i ssue of the The Quarterly The Society Board and the Editor have plans to publish those ancestors listed in the June, 1975 Bicentennial lssue in the same format which will include the lineages and information from the Revolutionary War Ancestor to the present-day person. This data will be that submitted to Mrs. Horris and now on file at the Dallas Public Library.

If you intended to send in your fonn and did not do so, you may forward it to me until October 1, 1976. This will be a definite deadline with no extension. Fonns are available from me or the Library.

SEPT. 1976 U I PRESIDENT'S REPORT

Our nation is entering a new year of its history with great expectati ons for peace and prosperity. The LH & GS is also entering a new year with great expectations . Jf you feel that the nation is maving without considering your voi ce, take heart, for the LH & GS needs you and your i deas for di recti ons for the fu ture. I f you have sugges ti ons for improvement of the Society, topics or speakers for programs, projects to undertake, or wi sh to serve in any capacity please let your voice be heard . One of the first opportuniti es of thi s season for our society comes in November as we host the 16th annual meeting and seminar of the Texas State Genealogical Society. Mrs. Harry Joseph Morri s, president of the TSGS, has assembled a program of topics helpful to both the novice and advanced genea 1ogi s t presented by renown authori ti es. You wi 11 hear more about the speakers from Mrs. Lucile Boyki n and other knowledgeabl e members. Please take advantage of this opportunity. The LH & GS requires an additional dozen volunteers in our rele as host. Thanks to each of you for your confi dence in me and for your participation in the activities. Working together we will have a grand year.

Mr. H. D. Arant, President

SEPT, !976 115 ANNUAL REPORT 1975-1976

This has been an educational and informative year for the 1975-1976 Board of Directors. Many of us have learned about the activities and the needs of our Society with the help of experienced board members. The Officers have been so cooperative and helpful. Each ene has worked very hard and gi ven so much of their time. Truly, it has been an excellent team to work with. Dave Arant, along with his committee, has done a beautiful job publishing the Yearbook. I am sure you will want this project repeated. It really helps us to know about ane another ·and if we are researching the same ancestors. Also, Dave took on the chairmanship of the workshop. I am sorry that I missed it; all reports are that it was tremendous and very well put together. Thanks to each member on the committee. Dave tells me it was a great team effort. The quarterlies have been outstanding. Thanks to Minnie Champ and her publi cation conunittee for the best quarterlies I have seen. "The Revolutionary War Ancestry lssue11 will be an ass et to any library. Collins Radio Print Shop has done a most professional j ob. We have over 400 memberships -- if spouses are counted, membership would be over 500. This is an increase of 50 members over the same period last year. The average attendance at each meeting has been over 100. Thanks to Mike Farmer for all the letters mailed to prospective members and all the new members. This is great . Also, thanks to Sea Brown and her committee for all the telephone calls each month reminding us about the meetings. Thanks to Rosemarie Snell for sending out annual notices to each of us reminding us about. our dues. We have had very interesting programs this year, thanks to Nancy Smith and all her work. Six of our eight programs were given by our members to whom we are grate ful. It is great to have such capable people within our Society. If you have sug gestions for prograrns, or know of someone, please let Dave Arant, or Mrs. Opal Hollis, know by a note. OUr current project is .the reprinting of The Biographical History ~Dallas County. We are grateful to Frances Hardin and Pauline Morris for all the typ ing on the index to this book. Thanks to Bob Swann for handling the orders. It will be going to press very soon, since we have reached our quota of orders. Thanks to each member of the Board for

Mrs. Stephen J. Smith June 30, 1976

SEPT. 19'16 116 TEXAS STATE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY

l6th Annua! Meeting November 4-6, 1976 Baker Hote! Dallas, Texas

Mrs. H!:~d~~~=:.~0 ~ o rri s Moderator 0 4 1976 Thursday1:~o P~M~r Executive Board Meeting 7:00 P.M . Reception Friday, November 5, 1976 8 :00 A.M. Registration 9:00 - 10 :45 A.M. General Assembly & Congress of all Genealogical Societies in Texas 11 :00-12:00 Noen Mini-Institute S•amford University Mr . Lloyd D. Bockstruck Harvard Summer School Mr. John lrusley Coddington Western Reserve Mrs. Lola E. Lindsey National Archives Mrs. Mary Nea) Speakman

12:15 - 2:00 P.M. Luncheon Speaker: Mr . Milten Rubincam- 'Penn sylvania, Birthplace of the Declaration of lndependence, and Continental Congress' (Early Settlers & Research in PA.) 2:15-3:30 P.M. Speaker-·Mr. C. George Younkin, Archivist 'Scots and Irish Descendants Among The lndians of The Five Civilized Tri bes' 3:45-4:45 P.M . Speaker--Mr. R. T. Williams , Dir. of Programs, Texas Dept. of Agriculture 'The Farnily Land Heritage Program'· a new aid for geneaJogical research 6:00-8:00 P.M. Dinner Speaker: Mr. John lnsley Coddington ·'New England, Cradle of the American Revolution' (Early settlers and research in New England) 8:30·10:00 P '.M. Reception honoring all Speakers and all Society Presidents

6 1976 Saturdays%lrA+Jt Registration 7:00.9:00 A.M. Editors' Breakfast ~eaker: Mr. Lenard W, Anstead, State Chalrman--' Experlences of PubUcaUona DlstrtbuUon' Speaker: Mr. Winston De Ville-'Aids For The Editor··Editing and Publishing Books, Quarterlies and Other GenealogicaJ Publications' Book Awards: Miss Mildred Dulaney, Chairman, Book Awards Committee 9:15-10 :30 A.M Speaker: Mr. Milton Rubincam--'Help for the Beginner Genealogist' 10:45·12:00 Noon Speaker: Mr. John lnsley Coddington··'Help for the Advanced Genealogist' 12 :15-2 :00 P'.M. Luncheon Speaker: Mr. Dorman H. Winfrey, Director-Librarian, Texas State Library, Au stin 'How the Texas State Library can Help the Genealogist' and 'New Research Sources in Texas' 2:00·3:00 P.M. Speaker: Dr. Ronald Marcello, Secretary-Treasurer, Oral History Association 'Oral His tory in Texas and the United States' ··a tool for the genealogist 3:15-4:00 P.M. Speaker: Mr . C. George Younkin, Archivist··'Research Services of the Regional Archives' 4:00-4 :30 P.M. Panel of all Speakers·· Question and Answer Period 4 :30 P.M . Fina] Announcements

SEPT. 1976 117 Local History & Genealogical Society MEETING SQiEDULE

1976 - 1977

September 23 , 1976 TEXAS COUNTY RECORDS INVENTORY PROJECT. Mrs. Mary Pearson, Community Service Dept., N.T.S.U., Denton. Noon Heeting, Wyatt 's, Mockingbird Lane.

October 28, 1976 WORKS OF TIIE DALLAS COUNTY HISTORICAL COMMISSION, Hs . Mary Margaret Roberson, Historical Markers 1 Chairman. Evening Meeting, Wyatt 's, Mockingbird Lane .

November 18, 1976 ROUNDTABLE ON HEREDITARY SOCIETIES. 1. Magna Carta Dames: Ms. Grace Lockey 2. Colonial Dames from the XVII Century: Hrs. Larry E. Harper, Arlington 3. Sans of the American Revolution: Mr. William Lusk Crawford 4. Daughters of the Republic of Texas: Mrs . Ray Caruth 5. United Daughters of the Confederacy: Mrs. Billy Joe Campbell Noen Heeting, Wyatt 1 s. Hockingbird Lane.

December, 1976 No Heeting.

January 27, 1977 Evening Heeting.

February 24, 1977 Noon Heeting.

March 24, 1977 Even ing Heeting.

April 28, 1977 Noon Heeting.

May, 1977 Annua! Workshop .

June 23, 1977 Annual Meeting , Evening.

SEPT. 1976 1te COMMITTEES - 1976 Parl i amentari an Mrs. Ray (Mary Sue) Caruth, 5342 Longview, Dallas, Tx. 75206 B2l - 2692 By-Laws Review Committee Or. Ben Lewis Smith, Jr., Chairman, ll5lg Rosser Rd. Dal. 75229 351-4310 Mrs. Lucil e Boyki n, 5717 McCommas, Dall as, 75206 B26-7l 3l Mr. Levi A. Busby, 1009 Tipperary Dr. Dallas, 75218 327-7654 Mrs. William (Michael) Farmer, B755 Rexford Dr., Dallas, 75209 357-47B6 S eci al Resea rch Commi ttee Mrs. Stephen Margaret Smith, Chairman, 8446 Santa Cl ara Or. ,Dal. 327- 5096 Vi tal Records Research Commi ttee Mrs. Minnier DeSpain, Chairman, 4562 Arcady, Dallas 522-2306 1 9 ~~~eW~JT,~~ r~~~ tr~=~~~~~ th!i~'.:'.tm3 Skillman, Apt. 147, Dal 75206 361-0731 Mrs. Pauline Welsh, Co-Chairman, 2706 San Marcus, Dal 7522B 279-5541 Oral His tory Mrs. Lala E. Lindsay, 1405 Juanita Or. Mesquite, 75149 2B5-5049 Tele hane Commi ttee Mrs. Conway Margaret Ann) Thetford, Chairman, 3725 Mockingbird Ln.Dal. 522-3B06 Co-Cha i rman, Co 1. Meredi th Lewis, 7002 Santa Mon i ca Dr. , Da l 7 5223 324-4226 Miss Ella McGallaird, 723 N. Marsalis, Apt. 207, Dal 75203 946-9226 Dr. Ben L. Smith, Jr., ll519 Rosser Rd. Dal. 75229 351-4310 Mrs. Ann K. Mitchell, 3007 Maple Ave. Apt. 109, Dal 75201 744- 04ll Mrs. Bettye Payne, 11208 Cinderella Ln . , Dal. 75229 352- 0384 Mr. Don Hawkes, B05 Yorks hi re, Grand Prai ri e, 75050 262-1098 Mrs. Joe P. Doye, 9927 Ri dgeha ven, Dal 75238 34B-2445 Mrs. Don L. Haynes, 812 Lindale Ln. , Richardson, 75080 23 1-6926 Mrs. Ann Rose Gent ry, 3523 Merre ll Rd. , Da 1. 75229 351-4194 Co-Chairman, Betty Twitchell, 6004 Tarrytown Terr. Apt . 6206, Dal 75205 369-65Bl Mrs. Helen Fife, 617 Sherwood Dr., Richardson, Tx 750BO 231-1160 Mrs. Ben Hardy, 6223 Kenwood, Dal. 75214 B26-266l Mrs . Evelyn N. Harris, 1406 S. Marsalis, Dal 75216 946-7314 Mrs. Robt . S. Jamar, 3461 Amherst, Dal 75225 526-6231 Mrs . J . L. Lu, 4559 Hockaday Dr. Dal 75229 350-65B6 Mrs. Marvin Lee Moore, 1123 Elmdale Pl., Dal 75224 946- 9965 Mrs. Lai s Owen, 957 Channi ng Circle, Dal 75224 371-7166 Co-Chairman, Mrs. Beatrice Brown, 302B Royal Lane, Dal 75229 247-746B Mr. Dave Arant, 7048 Arboreal Dr . , Dal 75231 34B- l 922 Mrs. Georgia Crawford, 4933 Skillman, Apt. 147, Dal 75206 361-0731 Mrs. Mrytle Prestridge, 3728 Park Lane, Dal 7521B 357-7792 Mr. Ed. Trickett, P.0 . Rex 58152, Dal. 75258 744- 1347 Mrs . Stephen J. Smith, 8446 Santa Cl ara, Dal . 75218 327-5096 Mrs. Ro bi n Ki dd, 3431 Manana, Da 1 . 75220 352-7029 Monthly News l etter Mrs. Loyce J. Coolidge, 5710 Cruth Haven Ln. Dal 75206 750-9239 Tape Transcri pt Mrs. L. W. Wimbish, 506 S. Britain, Irving, 75060 254- B9BO Dallas County History Book Sales Mr . Robert Bruce (Bob) Swann, 4056 Drui d Ln. , Da 11 as 75205 52B-5935

SEPT. 1976 119 Copied from EARLY LEDGER OF SPARKMAN-HILLCREST FUNERAL HOME Series VI

NAMES DATE NAMES & MISCELLANEOUS PAGE NO. INFORMA Tl ON IN LEDGER

Jackson, Stonewall 1-22-1897 223 Cottonwood Lane 86 Johnson, Ed 2-21-1897 109 Ashland 91 Jones, H.T. s- 2-1897 Royse, Texas 106

Jacobs 1 Maggie 6- 2-1897 111 Jackson, Albert S. 7- 4-1897 119 Jefferson, J .J. 9- 3-1897 293 Juliette 136 Jones, Addie 10- 9-1897 San Jacinto 143 Johnson, Sterling 10-18-1897 San Jacinto & Washington 146 Jackson, Noel 10-19-1897 358 Flora 147 Johnson, Mrs. Lil a 1-12 1898 Presten St. 162 Johnson, Adam 2- 1-1898 166 Cantegeal St. 166 Johnson, Sterling 2-16-1898 170 J anke, Frank 2-24-1898 380 ~ryan St. 171 Jarrett, Jos 4-17-1898 Hall-H&TCRR 183 Johnson, George 5- 2-1898 144 Boff 184 Jackson, H.N. 6-13-1898 190 Johnson, Chas. 6- 9-1900 253 Ball Armstrong P.T. Co . 340 Johnson, Robt. 6- 8-1900 Ches tnut H111 Henry Clay Bet ter Circle ? O.C. 340 Johnson, Joe 7-23-1900 113 Gullott Fonza Johnson 349 Johnson , Susie 8- 4-1900 232 Bell view 0. C. Lodge funeral 351 Johnson, Lula 8-22- 1900 119 Good St. 356 Johnson, Lula Eula Moore 8-15-1900 for Lillie Sherman Johnson Lot Greenwood Cemetery 354 J acoby, Louis 9-16-1900 Sth O.C. 360 Johnson, Mr. J .M. 10-14-1900 203 Flora St. 364 Johnson, Eligh 10-21-1900 111 Paris St. Evergreen St. Louis 384 Jordan, Jas. J. 12-25-1900 Funeral 4:30 p.m. O.C. Cury ? 402 Johnson, Joe Cal 1-15-1901 640 Main St. 412 Jones, E.M. 5-15-1901 438 Johnson, Annah 5-21-1901 441 Jones, R.J. Jr. 5-24-1901 Greenwood Cemetery 442 Jackson, Annie 5-27-1~01 156 N. Ervay 442 Jham ? , Adam 6-16.1901 449 Jan::;en, W.B. 6-22-1901 127 Caroline St. 450 Jones, Will 7-14-1901 525 Flora St. 453 Jansen, W. B. 81·os. 8-25-1901 Lincoln St. F. H. Jansen 464

SEPT, 1976 120 SPARKMAN·HILLCREST - Continued

NAM ES DATE NAME S & MISCELLANEOUS PAGE NO. INFORMATION IN LEDGER Jackson 10- 5-1901 Lucy Jackson 153 Burke ? St. 473 James, Chas . 10-12-1901 680 Commerce St. T. L.? James 475 Johnson, W. A. 3- 2-1901 Pecan St. - West Dallas 480 Jackson, Ma. tt 12-28-1901 291 S. Lamar 493 Jones, C.H. 7- 4-1898 748 Elm 192 Johnson, Chas. 7-10-1898 101 Gilliott St. 193 Jennings, Alice 7-18-1898 489 Ross Ave 194 Jones, Mrs. S.J. 7-14-1898 Secured by Mrs. Mitchell 196 Johnson, Mattie 8- 9-1898 Latimer St. 198 Johnson, Jno. M. 9-13-1898 Tull & Floyd 203 Jones, P.H. 9-14-1898 203 James, J .0. 9-23-1898 733-1/2 Elm St. 205 Jackson, R.A. 9-26-1898 454 Swiss Ave 205 Johnson, Mattie 10-11-1898 Thomas & Washington 206 Jessie, Scott 12- 2-1898 215 Jalonack, Geo. W. 1- 4-1899 221 Johnson, A. 1-13-1899 Cedar Creek 222 Jamison, Henrietta 1-18-1899 251 Fairmount 225 Johnson, J .M. 1-26-1899 Catez & Evergreen Sts. 228 Jackson, H. W. 2- 7-1899 Queen City 230 Johnson, Geo . 2- 7-1899 182 Collins St 230 Jones, Matilda 2-18-1899 ll7 Flora 234 Johnson, Arthur 3- 9-1899 228 Flora 238 Johnson, Sam 4-12-1899 359 Hall 245 Jackson, J.H. 5-28-1899 A.S. Jackson 262 James, F.E. 7- 5-1899 Pilot Point, Texas 270 Jarvis, B.F. 7-10-1899 146 Cochran St. 270 Johnson, Jas. 8-15-1899 225 Alamo St. Power Co. 277 Johnson, Wm. 8-16-1899 165 Ardrary? St. 277 Jackson, Monroe 9-19-1899 Canton & Lamar 285 Jones, Allen 9-24-1899 San Jacinto 286 Jones, Mrs. D 10-13-1899 289 Johnson, Cal . Geo . 11- 9-1899 Orental Hotel 295 Griffin & Howard Jackson, Eliza & 12-17-1899 Lee Williams 301 Eliza Mitchell 208 So. Ervay Jones, W.M. 1- 6-1900 250 Cadiz St. 305 Jefferson, Emma 1-26-1900 213 Juliett St . 311 Jarrett, W.M. 2-10-1900 Peach? St. 313 Johnson, B.H. 3- 2-1900 786 Ervey St . 319 St. Paul San Johnson, Ben 5-26-1900 272 Griffin St. 336

Kennedy, S.M . 5-22-1897 R.A. Warner 109 Kelley, F.S. 6- 7-1897 Powers 112 Kettle, Jas. 6-14-1897 634 Elm St. 113 Knight, G. B. 6-15-1897 114 Kyles, Church 8-20-1897 648 Main St. 133 K. of H. Queen City Lodge 10- 3-1897 Bro. Reese 14! Kirkendall, Jake 11-11-1897 151 Kiper, H.P . 12-25-1897 Chas. Eastman 159

SEPT. 1976 121 SPARKMAN-HILLCREST - Continued NAMES DATE NAMES & MISCELLANEOUS PAGE NO. INFORMATION IN LEDGER

Kllight, E.G. 1-24- 1898 163 Kanady, Jno. 2-15-1898 243 Hall St . 169 Knights of Tabor 3- 1-1898 Greinton? Temp l e #19 H. B. Richardson 172 King, Mrs . L. 6-17- 1898 191 Kesler, Mrs. J . W. 8-14-1898 199 Kimbrough, Andy 9-25- 1898 Anthony Kllight 205 Keever, Dr . A.P. & J.H. 10- 8- 1898 206 Kivolen, K.J. 11-23-1898 213 Keeney, Mrs. S.E. 9- 1-1898 216 S. Harwood 215 King, St eve C. 1-28-1899 Gibbs St . 229 Kemp, Mary 3- 5-1899 158 Cabell St. 237 King, C.C. 5- 7-1899 181 Juli ette St. 255 King, Gus 6- 8-1899 237 Hill Ave. 265 Kearley, Lizzie 8- 5-1899 133 Cottonwood Lane 275 Keller , Jno. S. 8-19-1899 Adam St., O.C. 278 Kllights of Honor 9-20-1899 Wm Cole F- -? 284 Kllight , Zack - Infant 11- 2-1899 Secured by G .A. Knight 294 King, Albert 9-18-1900 200 Park St. J.D . Jordan E.M. Kahn Res. 360 Kersey, Mr s. Wm. 10-20-1900 Ed T. Moore, 524 S. Akard 365 Keller, Jno. S. ll-23-1900 Adams St. O.C . Chef of Jno. Keller 393 King, L.J. 12-15- 1900 200 Holmes St. 397 King for Jno Clasco 12-25-1900 402 King, Gus 3- 21-1901 #6 Grand Ave . 424 Ketler, Marton F. 5- 21 - 1901 126 N. Market? St. St. Paul San. 440 Knight, G.A. 6- 27-1901 451 Kemp, Rev. R.L. 7-ll-1901 Hattie Horn - Preston 453 Baptist Church, 708 Main St. Kille.brew 8-27-1901 157 Floyd St. Mrs . Killebrew Robert , D.B. 465 Kllights & Ladies of Honor 502 Main St. Mrs. Freid 1- 21-1902 499 Kittrell? Geo. B. & J.D. 2-23-1902 227 County St. Richmond Mrs. ? ·Richmond shipped to Lailcaster 508 Dallas Co. By 5-29-1905 Hutchins 533 King, W.E. 11- 17-1905 Nancy Jones 12- 8-1905 Pete Hellman 7- 1-1905 W.A. McNutty? 4- 17-1907 Walter Reed Kett le, James 10- 24-1899 633 Main St. 292 Kettle, Jno . 10-24-1899. 558 Elm St . 292 Kettle, Geo. 10- 24- 1899 292 Pd. by Kllight, E. G. ll- 7-1901 685 Cedar Springs St. (Est. of Mrs. H. Patton, deceased) For Mrs. Harnet M. Patton 482 Kendall, W.H. 5- 10-1900? 198 Pacific Ave. Greenwood 526

SEPT, 1976 122 SPARKMAN·HILLCREST - Continued NAMES DATE NAMES & MISCELLANEOUS PAGE NO. INFORMATION IN LEDGER

Knights & Ladies of Honor 6-15-19-- ? Mr. Cole for Dr. Palmer Lot 526

LaBeaume, Mrs. M.U. or Labeaume 12-31-1896 75 Letcher, Mrs. Jno. S. 12- 3-1896 4-23-1896 Moving body 76 Linkey, Luck 12-31-1896 80 Lamar, Pa trick 1- 7-1897 McKinney Ave 82 Ladies Corps of Geo. H. Thomas Post 7-19-1897 ll4 Laughlin, T. F. 6-15-1897 Camp Sterling Price CV ll4 Leake, H.K. 7- 7-1897 Lo~ G.W . 121 Lowe, E.H. 7-17-1897 Walter Fuller 123 Long, Coleman 8-13-1897 Chas . Reigor 131 Laird, Prof. A.S. 10-14-1897 Oak Cliff 145 Lee, Geo. A. ll-22- 1897 Orleans Mfg. Co. 153 Lyons, Ed ll-26- 1897 153 Leopool, Chas. ll-29-1897 310 Cottage Gus Hannen L 155 Leanard, Ike 12-14- 1897 393 Washington 158 Long, Coleman 4-27- 1898 Williams & Henry 184 Lee, W.W. 5-27-1898 980 Elm St. 188 Laughlin, Mrs. Jno . 5-31-1898 9th St. O.C. 189 Lea, Mrs. Frank 6-17- 1898 Max Hahn 191 Latcham, Harry 7-10- 1898 190 Griffin 193 Lacy, Sam 9-10-J 898 Flora St. 202 Liebman, Rudolph ll-16-1898 212 Laughlin, Jno. W. ll-23-1898 213 Ledendecker, Henry ll-23- 1898 412 Live Oak 213 Lowry, A.L . 12-10- 1898 376 Main St. 216 Lacy, D.C. & St. Paul Church 12-22-1898 Ella Moore 218 Line, Geo. W. 12-26- 1898 Kentucky Ave. 219 Louden, Geo. W. 1- 3-1899 Thos. Morgan 380 Bryan St. 220 Landers, Wylie 1-18-1899 L Morgan 225 Laudermilk, Geo. W. 2- 4- 1899 3rd & Lancaster Ave 232 Laconture, Octave 2- 17-1899 110 Commers St 234 Lee, Hoop 3-23-1899 Piand? St. 242 Light, Jno. 4-22-1899 135 Highland 251 Leeper, Kate 5- 13-1899 227 Nettie St. 257 Lanham, Mrs. Geo . 5-16- 1899 St. Paul San. 258 Lacy, Mrs . 5-23- 1899 261 Little, Jno . 5-26-1899 127 Porter 262 Latimore, W.G. 7-12-1899 171 Orange 271 Lawrence, J.W. & 8- 3-1899 191 Peak alley 274 R.G . Moss, Armstrongs Pk Co. Levy, H. 9- 9-1899 Elm St. 283 Mrs. Levy - 2:30 pm (Times Herald notice) Lewis, Annie Col 12- 12-1899 Mrs. Fairbanks 300 Australia Patterson La.ne, A. 3-20-1900 Junius St. 217 323 shipped to Jefferson, Tex.

SEPT. 1976 123 SPARKMAN-HILLCREST - Continued NAMES DATE NAMES & MISCELLANEOUS PAGE NO . INFORMATION IN LEDGER Lee, Henry by Jenette Gordon 4-15-1900 273 S. Lamar 330 Lanfranconi , Mrs. V.C. 5- 31 - 1900 325 Thomas Ave 338 (Grave E 1/2, Lot 22 B-ll) 3: 30 Catholic Church Laird, A.S . 7-22-1900 9th & Lancaster 0. C. 348 Grave Oak Cliff Cem. Lang, Col. W. W. 8- 2-1900 Judge J. M. Wharton (Mrs. W.W. Lang in Index) Shipped to Marlin, Tex. 353 Lanfranconi, Mrs . G. B. 8-25- 1900 325 Thomas Ave. To Greenwood Cem 356 Laster, Mahaley 9- 18 - 1900 488 Wall, Marshall, Tex. Mrs. Ella Laster Mrs. Cal lie Johnson 360 Lighthall , Est. Mrs . Victoria 10-24-1900 107 Pollin? St 385 10- 28 - 3 p .m. Greenwood Cem. Luther, Rev. W.C. 10-28-1900 102 Noble Ave . 386 Jewell Luther Baptist Church Lewis, Mrs. Geo . W. 12-16-1900 382 Ladies of Geo . H. Thomas Relief Corps l -ll-1901 Mrs. A.E. Sheffield 407 Leeds, H. B. 1- 18-1901 111 Veal St. 410 (L.C . Leeds in Index) Long, Coleman 2- 1-1901 Williams and Henry Sts 413 Sarah Miles Lathan, L. & Wi lliams 2- 1-1901 For Nancy Gum 414 Lamar, Robert 2-25-1901 Jno - Baylor, wk s Mr. St rong 418 Lamar, Robt. 5-25-1901 Jno. Baylor , S. Jefferson St . 442 Looney, Jno. 12-31-1896 55 Lightner, Chas . 12-31- 1896 60 Lacy, 0 . C. 12-31-1896 61 Lytle, Geo. 12-31-1896 62 Lewis, Walter 12- 31-1896 63 Loft is, Thos . S. 12-19-1899 802 Main St. 301 Mis s L. M. Loftis funeral Lillie White Court #1 1- 1-1900 Mrs. B. Trott er 119 12- 5-1900 Mrs. Gussie Bris coe, Polk St . 395 Ira Washington Lewis , Mrs. Geo. 10- 16-1899 366 Cochran St . 290 Col George Lewis Lefevre, Mrs. E. 3-12-1901 423 Langenour, Dr. A. D. 5- 4-1901 141 Beaumont Lot Oakland 436 Secured by Ladi es Aid Society of 437 New Hope Church - Mrs. Tyler 5- 5-1901 Greenwood Cern. , M Tolver? Loftis, Mr s . Thos . S . 5-21-1901 802 Main St. To Greenwood Cem. 440 Langston, J . E. 11- 2-1901 El am Stat ion for J. N. Hutton 480 Ladies Hebrew Benevolant Society 6-17-1903 Mrs . 0 . H. Lang (Lambert) 6-18-1903 S . Feidingsfelder 8-7-1903 Mrs. L. A. Kahn 9-2-1903 Achner 519 Lorenz, Reinhold 5-2-1903 Lot 17 , B7 Greenwood Cem 519 Lyles, E. B. 12-1-1903 521 Lawther, Co l R. R. 4-1-1904 525 Landner & Marcum? 5-9- 1904 Wm . S . Comey·' s 526 SEPT. 1976 124 SPARKMAN-HILLCREST - Continued NAMES DATE NAMES & MISCELLANEOUS PAGE NO, INFORMATION IN LEDGER Mansfield, W. L. 8- 1-1897 Pecan St. 0. C. 129 Milford, Hng. ? Co. 9-14-1897 Milford, Texas 138 Mount, H. Tob #3? 10-30-1897 Mrs. Wallace 149 Moutagne, A. W. ll- 18-1897 Wills Point, Tex. 151 Mathews, Chas. C. ll-19-1897 152 Manack, J onah 11-21-1897 310 Flora Street, C. A. Keatingl52 Moyer, P. W. ll-26-1897 164 Chestnut St. 154 Murphy, W. Y. 12- 3-1897 214 Bolle St. 156 Moore, Sam ll-13-1898 Motley Ave. 175 Mason, Jno. 3-26-1898 ll3 Gibbs 177 Moeller, A. F. 4-11-1898 674 Elm St. 180 Mitchell, Chas. S. 4-19-1898 For Wm. Cannon 183 Middleton, Wm. 4-22-1898 Mrs. Garry & Rearch? 183 Morris, Herbet 7- 3-1898 550 Fairmount Ave. 192 Morrison, Jim 7-25-1898 Jno. Bookout 197 Moore, Chas. 8-13-1898 199 Masen, Mrs. Marette 8-30-1898 199 Wall St. 200 Mack, Henry 9-22-1898 150 Kelly Ave. 204 Milam, W. L. 9-25-1898 699 Ross Ave. 205 Meyers, G. F. 9-26-1898 Carroll ton, Tex 205 Maddocks, Ben F. 2- 1-1899 1002 Pacific Ave. Mr . Wilson, Street Car Co. 230 Muellf!r, J. F. 2-17-1899 327 Bryan St. 233 Moryoy 2-19-1899 111 Runnells 234 Means, Dr. E. A. 3-13-1899 ll2 lOth St. 0. C. 240 Mays, R. M. 3-18-1899 402 N. Pearl 241 Matney, L. F. 3-14-1899 815 Main St. 244 Mount Rose Church Rev. Gilmore 4-15-1899 Jet Little, Geo. Thomas 247 Mat thews, Mrs. 5-12-1899 For Mrs. Baker 256 Melville, Mrs. 5-23-1899 316 Flora 261 Mills, J. M. 5-28-1899 371 Bryan St. 262 Moore, Thos. 7- 1-1899 217 N. Harwood 268 Mi tchell, Chas. L. 7- 2-1899 269 May, F. P. Col 7-29-1899 janitor Public Schools 273 Mitchell, I. F. 7-31-1899 Ty ler. Texas 273 Minor, Fred 10-31-1900 Mrs. Randolph Cunningham 389 Corinth St. 387 Montecuma Aid Society B. C. Ellen Thompson ll- 2-1900 Polly Cook 387 Miller, Mr. J. H. 12-16-1900 801 Ross Ave. 399 H. Lloyd Melvine, Oakland Cem. Morrison, Mrs. Hir am 12-18-1900 349 Ross Ave. 399 Meredith, Mr. R. L. 11-17-1900 392 Miner, Fred Cal 12-20-1900 Sam Fain 401 Murphy, Mrs . 12-21-1900 401 Melville, Mrs. H. (or R)A. 12-28-1900 316 Flora St. J. H. Burnes Mrs . R. A. Burns, Catholic Cem . 403 Mattocks, Ed 1- 7-1901 197 Beaumont St . 406 Grave Oakland Miller, Ed - Cal 1-18-1901 near Lisbon, for Jim Greer 409 Moore, Mr. M. H. 212 Park Ave . 2-28-1901 Lula Cason 420 Miss Oakey Cason, shipped to Plana

SEPT, 1976 125 SPARKMAN-HILLCREST · Continued NAMES DATE NAMES & MISCELLANEOUS PAGE NO. INFORMATION IN LEDGER Mays, Mrs. M. A. 3-11-1901 479 Hall St. 422 J. C. Campbell King daughters Cern . Murf, F__ ? 4-16-1901 Robt. Collins, Alex Brown Secured by T. J. Coffey 327 Juliett 430 Martin, Mrs. Jno. 4-21- 1901 267 Bryan St. 431 Malene? Mr. 5-17-1901 S. Pearl St. 439 Mansfield, Miss Jean 5-19-1901 Miss Delfey? Lucas shipped to Norman 440 Miller, Mr. J. H. 5-31-1901 801 Ross Ave. 444 Mittenthal, Mrs. 6-16-1901 448 Meyers, G. F. 6- 20 - 1901 Carollton, Texas 450 Meyers, Mrs. G. F. 7- 17-1901 455 Millend (orMidleng) F. G. 7-31-1901 J. W. Powers (chi.ld) 377 Juliett St. 458 Moore, D--? 7-31-1901 407 Cochran St. 458 Phillips Box ? Miller, Mr. 8-10-1901 For T. B. Barn es 461 Miller, N. 0. 9- 26-1901 146 Beament? St. Oakland Cern 470 Marcus, L. C. 9-26-1901 7 38 North Lamar 470 Greenwood Cern. Maham , J. IV. 10-7-1901 473 Moore, Mrs. M. E. 10-29-1901 274 Browder St . 479 Mrs. Elizabeth Wyatt funeral Lot Greenwood Moss (or Moes) B. G. 3- 22-1901 485 Mayhew Bros ll-20-1901 484 Moody , Mrs. Frances 12-7-1901 141 Philps St. Shipped to Overton, Tex 488 Markham, Mary 12-8-1901 Kate Hamilton 258 J.amar St. 489 Ma lene , Jim (Co l ) 12-10-1901 250 S. Houston St. 489 Michaelson, Mr . 11-20-1901 484 Murphy, Tennie 12-5-1901 539 N. Central Ave . 487 Grave Greenwood Milam, 0 . W. 12-24-1901 cor. San Jacinto & McDill Sts. 492 Marks, W. B. 1-3-1902 For Jas. McCullough 494 Means, Dr. E. A. 1-5-1902 495 Mi ttenthal, Mrs. J. E. 1-21-1902 499 Moass, Chas. 1-28-1902 146 Porter St. 500 Mahoney, Mrs. J . A. 2-21-1902 184 Cochran St . 507 J as. D. Jackson funeral Shipped to Paris, Tex Mansfield, Wm. B. 12-31-1896 San J acinto & H & CC 61 To bal. Mount Heub? Tab #3 12-31-1896 llrs. M. E. Wallace (to bal) 62 Max l ey, W. H. 12-31-1896 To bal. 63 Mills, Ed 12-31- 1896 To bal. 64 Miller, Ed D. 10-23-1899 Miss Cora M. Miller Wills Point, Texas 291 Mackley (or Matney) L. F. 3- 4-1899 815 Main St. 244 Mrs. Jos. W. (Erneste?) Mackley Mosaic Temple #729 11-18-1899 Flora St. & H & TC Ry Ann Daniels (Deceased) Gussie Briscoe 304

SEPT. 1976 126 SPARKMAN-HILLCREST - Continued NAMES DATE NA/.IBS & MISCELLANEOUS PAGE NO. INFORMATION IN LEDGEI\ Marshal 1, Mary 8-23-1899 Paul Johnson, Ladonia, Texas 278 Maddox, F. M. 8-29-1899 126 Caroline St. 280 Mackley, Wathan ll-10-1899 744 McKinney Ave. 295 with H. G. Brady Miller, J . H. ll-23-1899 801 Ross Ave. 298 Lot Oak Cern. Lot 29, Sec. E Moss, R. G. 12-6-1899 Sam Carter 300 Morgan, Mrs. M. cal 12-29-1899 Secured by Metsler & Kramer 305 Malene 8-25-1899 Ben Armstrong, Thos . King 279 Melton, Wm. Robert 2-7-1900 821 Commerce St . 313 Mitchell, J. G. 2-10-1900 143 Ewing Ave. 0. C. 313 1 car 0 . C. near cemetery Manning, P. J. 2-12-1900 St. Pauls San. 314 Mrs. Annie A. 0. <:onned? Mount Herob Tabernacle #3 Montezuma St. Mrs. Wallace Md Miss Edith Gray 2-20-1900 Julia Davis Mrs . ? Johnson 10-23- Washington Ave. 316 May, S. L. 2-26-1900 144 Crutchfield St. 317 Miller, Geo. 2-28-1900 John Williams 319 Edith Jackson Grand Ave. & Holmes ll A.M. Moss, J. L. 3-20-1900 594 N. ~tastn? St. 324 E. A. ? Moss Mayes, Thos. 3-24-1900 6 77 Cockran St. 324 Robt. Johnson Shipped to Houston, Tex. Mar. 26 Martrno (?Martine), P. P. 3-29-1900 For John Rossen 326 Morris, W. H. 4-17-1900 For John Foggins? 331 Moore, Lula Eula 8-15-1900 For Lillie Sherman Johnson For Greenwood Cern. 354 Merrell, Mr. 8-20-1900 St. Paul San. 355 Marr, W. H. 8-31-1900 509 San Jacinto St . Greenwood Cemetery 358 Menczer, Mrs. Jac 10-7-1900 835 Bryan St. 363 Matthews, K. W. 10-13-1900 384 N. Pearl St. 363 Greenwood Cern. Merritt, Enuna 1-11-1897 Mrs. Jones 83 Morris, Miss Tillie 1-31-1897 88 Miles , J. H. 2-2-1897 Wm. Hughes 89 Mernert, Jas . Lea 4-24-1897 ll9 High land St. 105 Martin, W. P. 5-6-1897 668 Commerce 107 Miller, Frank 6-1-1897 West Dallas llO Mansfield, Wm. H. 6-23-1897 ll5 Meeks, D. E. 6-28-1897 133 Cottonwood Lane ll6 Martin, Martin 7-6-1897 W. L. Bass, 330 Williams 120 Masen, Jno. 7-9-1897 350 Rennels, G.oldsmith's order 121 Martina, J. F. 7-9-1897 Cockran St. 122 Morville, Jno. 7-29-1897 126 Morrow, J. F. 8-1-1897 126 Mosaic, Temp le #754 8-1-1897 Mrs. Wheeler 127 ll-19- Malinda Hill 127 3-23- V---? Harvey, 208 Cottage Lane 127

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Mackelroy, Wm 1-10-1900 order of Standard L & P. Co. 163 Hawkins 307 Matthews, Scott 12-12-1901 188 S. Harwood St. Mrs . Matthews funeral 3:30 Greenwood Cern. 490 Manning . P. J. 2- 1-1901 21S Crutcher St. SOl Moore , Joe Turner 2-12-1901 287 S. Jefferson SOS Angy-Moore Shipped to Will Carter Maples, Texas, pd. by J . M. Rorex? (Rosex) Miller, Geo . & Jim Browder to note of Ed Miller S-0 3- 3-1901 near Lis bon on Lee Grave ly' s place. Geo. & Ed Miller own their own farm Marshall, G. H. 9-13-1901 Ferris, Texas 511 Murphy, Tom 11-13-1901 Thomas Wards funeral S12 Moye, J. T. 1-27- 1902 Maving remains of child 514 Metzer, Mrs. B. 10- 1-1903? Maving remains new lot 521 Moore, Mrs. A. I. 12-17-1903 Removing body & Def? Lots 523 May, H. T. 3- 1-1903 Lot Oakland S21 Meier, Geo 9-21 - 1903 To S 11 Lot 31, Sec 6 S26 (other info about lot cannot read) Malene, R. F. 9-26-1903 528 Mantel, J. ll- 1904 Lot in Greenwood S29 Martin, J. E. 3-30-190S McCoulsky-Brown Co. Rockdale, Texas S31 Mueller, Mrs. H. S- 6-190S Greenwood S32 Morten, W. E. S-27-190S 173 Swiss Ave. S32 Macon, A. W. 4-lS- ? 327

McCollough, Wm. 12-31-1896 To bal. '/7 McCas ley, Mother S-20-1897 Pairland, Greenwood 108 McGee, Geo. W. 9- 6-1897 120 Porter 136 McComas, L ? 12- 8-1897 1S7 McEnnis, T~F. 1-lS-1898 163 McVickens, Jno. S-16-1898 187 McGrew, Theresa 6-26-1898 464 Young 192 Mrs. Callagham & Mrs . Sharinon 192 McDonald, Ada E. 6-29-1898 319 Hawkins 192 McCarthy, Mrs. B. N. 7-23-1898 128 State St. 196 McDade, Jas. 9-20-1898 176 So. Houston 204 McGill, Ed 10-19-1898 Sallie Smith 207 McCarnron?, J. M. 4-14-1899 Cochran St. 246 McCarty, W. M. 4-29-1899 437 Elm St. 2S3 McCord, D. C. for 346 Bryan Rufus T. Fl onn-? S- 1-1899 Ship to Forney, Tex 2SS McBride, Geo. W. S-27-1899 229 Snodgrass 262 McDaniels, Mrs. Sallie 6- 9-1899 J. M. McDaniels 266 192 Swiss Hi llsboro, Tex Mein tyre, Henry 9- 3-1899 281 Mc(T)Chaney, Wm. 2-12-1900 Pete Meyer Greenwood Cern. 313 McKoy, Mrs. G. A. 2-12-1900 749 Conunerce St., Greenwood 314 4-S To rernoving remains

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McCabe, A. 4-16-1900 shipped to Seagoville 330 McKenzie, Mrs. G. 7-29-1900 168 Porter St. 350 McLain, J. E. 9-2-1900 381 McComas, J. H. 9-6-1900 Stan Crues 381 McKee, Mr. 2- 13-1901 416 McCuris?, Mack 4-3-1901 405 San Jacinto St. 427 Chas McCruie? funeral McDaniels, Will 4-26-1901 434 McEnnis, Mr. 4-30-1901 434 McCarley, A. J. Est. 5-25-1901 Moltey Ave? (Mr. Harrollson) Jewell McCarley to Cox cemetery442 McDi ll, R. H. 6-14-1901 Miss Blanch Stalcup funeral 4 P. M. 15th 448 McCray, W. S. 6-24-1901 Mrs . Rebecca V. Nelson 451 470 S. Akard 10 A.M., 25th McEnnis Bros. 7-5-1901 G. C. S. F. E. 452 McCabe, A. 7-21-1901 Funeral of Oscar McCabe Shipped - Seagoville 219 Santa l'e Ave. 455 McChristi, R. H. 12-19-1901 94 Main St. 491 McNeal, Bell Est. 12-25-1901 128 Porter St . , P. J. Buckner Mrs. G. T. Allen, Rev. Gilmore T. J . Harris 493 McCullough, Jas. 1-2-1902 By J. B. Marks 494 McGhee, Jas. M. 1-14-1902 139 Lake Ave. 496 Mrs. Sophum McGhee, shipped to Piedmont, Mo. McFerren . G. E. 2-6-1902 Mrs . S. A. Mathony (or eny) shipped to Millican (?), Tex. 502 McEnnis, Mark 12-31-1896 to balance 54 McDaniel, T. 0. 12-31-1896 57 McGuin , Huey 12-31-1896 58 ~lcChristal, Robt. 10-24-1899 540 Main St. 292 McLain, J. E. 9-20-1900 McComas , J. H. 9-6-1900 Stan Crues 381 (to be continued)

IN MEMORY

Mrs. Bereniece J. Bonner Mr. Edward C. Crowell

SEPT, 1976 129 HISTORY OF OAK CLIFF

Extracts from the HISTORY OF OAK CLIFF published in the Oak Cliff Edition, 'Dispatch Journal' between March 6 and June 22, 1939 by Don Dreesen. (Library Card No. R 976.428 D 77lli) from Mrs. Edna Proctor Steuens The year 1888 was when Oak Cliff showed its greatest growth in early years, not only in population and development, but also in cul tU're. The West Dallas Methodist Church, new known as Western Heights Methodist, was organized during the year. This church was called St. Paul's for many years. Rev. C.G. Shutt was the organizer, starting with a congregation of about 25 people. At the same time, Rev. Shutt organized the Oak Cliff Methodist Church, known in early years as St. Mark' s. Rev. Shutt was a member of the old North iexas Methodist conference. He started the Oak Cliff church with 25 members. F .N. Oli ver assisted in the church organization. The Women's Missionary society was

formed in October, 1888 1 with Mrs. H. W. Shelton as a charter member. The auxil iary met once each month in a residence at Lancaster and E. Eighth. The first church building was a frame structure at Grand (Marsalis) and Starr.

The second annual session of the Oak Cliff institute opened on Sept. 3 1 1888. This early Oak Cliff private school was headed by J. C. Roberts, principal. T. L. Mars alis this year offered to Rev. Joseph Martiniere, Roman Catholic cleric of Dallas, a site of land in Oak Cliff for a charitable institution. This gift was approved by Bishop N.A. Gallagher of Galveston. On this site the first Catholic unit established in Oak Cliff was an orphan age located at what is new Adams and Page streets. The building was erected under the direction of Bishop Gallagher and was completed in 1891, at a cost of $5,000, on the eight acre site. The orphanage was first conducted by the Sisters of Mercy and later by the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, who new con duct St. Paul' s Hospital. Among the early settlers of the Oak Cliff addition was John B. Martin, who came to this section when only seven families lived here. Martin

SEPT. 1976 130 OAK CLIFF . Continued

Aldermen named in the election were Robert P. Toole, Clinton Jack, W.H. Hen derson, J. W. Roach and J. L. Means . W. F. Daugherty was city secretary, W.H.W. Smith, marshal, and C. R. Buddy treasurer . On July 7, 1892 , the city of Oak Cliff purchased a si te 300xl91 feet on the southwest corner of Tenth and Patton from the Dallas-Oak Cliff Land Co. for $3000. A contract for $30, 000 was let to bu ild the Oak Cliff high school here. This building stood nearly 40 years before it was wrecked about 10 years ago . It housed for many years both elementary and high school classes and was known as Oak Cl iff Central School. In 1892 the population of Cedar Hill was estimated at 600. The town had an academy with 120 students. Rev. Thomas ton was pastor of the Methodist church. Rev. Key of the Baptist and Elder W. F. Barcis of the Christian church. The Oak Cliff Female college was opened Sept. 7, 1892, in the hotel building at Crawford and Jefferson. In April of that year Holt ' s sanitarium was opened by Dr. P. Holt on the corner of Eighth and Lancaster. Businesses which were thriving in the area at that time were E.G. Pat ton and Co . • medicine laboratories and the Texas Paper Mills. It was about this period that William M. Ward was named first postmaster of Oak Cliff by President Harrison . Oak Cliff soon was joined to Dallas for postal purposes. In 1892 Rev. Armstrong was pastor of t he Oak Cliff Methodist Church and Rev. Thompson was head of the West Dallas Me t hodist congregation. In 1892 the long-distance line between Fort Worth and Dallas was erected by the Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. In 1893 John G. Fleming bought the Oak Cliff Paper Mills from Co!. W. W. Lang. It is said that the first paper published in Texas on paper made in Texas was in Oak Cliff. F.N. Oliver was the publisher. In 1893 F.N. Oliver was named mayor; W. H. Daugherty, secretary; J. W. Moore, attorney; W. H. W. Smith, marshal; C. R. Buddy, treasurer , and W. H. Henderson, J, L. Means, Jack Clinton, J . F . Roach and R. P. Toole, aldermen of Oak Cliff. In the 1894 election E. W. Foster was named mayor of Oak Cliff; 0. W. Gr igsby secretary; J.D. Fouraker, attorney; C. R. Buddy, treasurer; M. G. Knight, mar shal, and W. H. Henderson, A. P. Tenison, J. W. Roach and W. L. Diamond, aldermen. From 1894 to 1901 John F. Peeler, for whom Peeler school was named, was super intendent of a one- room school in West Dallas; from 1894 to 1897, Edgar T. Kemp was president of the Oak Cliff college . In October, 1894, the railway to Oak Cliff was electrified and the raute through West Dal las torn up and abandoned. On Nov. 6, 1894 , J. T. Whi taker was re-elected Justice of the Peace for Pre cinct 7. In 1895 the Oak Cliff .~ethodist church bought its pr esent lot and built a small brick building. E.W. Foster, was re-elected mayor of Oak Cliff; E. P. Turner and J. V. Spears were named aldermen . In the 1896 election M. A. Posten was named secretary of Oak Cliff. Other official s elected were C. R. Buddy, treasurer; T.A. Hord , marshal; S .J.D. Foster, assistant collector and G.I. Dorman, Charles Steirunan, G.N. Quillman and A.P. Teni son, aldermen. In the fall of 1897 Oak Cliff Baptist church, now known as Cliff Temp l e, was founded in a brick building on Lancaster, between fenth and Eleventh streets. Dr . Walter T. Gillsman was an early minister. In the 1897 election R. C. Porter was named mayor and E. P. Turner and A. W. Clem, aldem(a)n of Oak Cliff.

SEPT, 1976 131 COCHRAN CHAPEL CEMETERY 9027 Midway Rd., Dallas , r exas Comp1led by: Anna Baker & Anne A. Cockran

Cochran Chapel Cemetery, located by the Cochran Chapel United Methodist Church. Dallas, Texas, had its beginning when Sarah Jane Cochran, the infant dau ghter of William M. and Nancy Jane Hughes Cochran, died on April 7, 1853. Her parents looked over the farm to choose a right and proper place for a family graveyard in which to place the body of their darling baby girl. They chose a beautiful wooded spot on the southeast side of the branch that ran in front of their house a short distance away. It was the custom in those days to lay to rest your loved enes on yo~r own property not far from the house. as death to the early pioneers was no stranger and it was a comfort to know the graves were nearby. Little

"TO HAVE AND TO HOLD their successors in office and do WARRANf, GUARANTEE and FOREVER DEFEND the right, title and interest in and to the said tract or parcel of land, binding myself, my heirs and representatives to the said Trustees, their successors or the±r assigns in trust and confidence that the said Trustees wil 1 build or cause to be built on said lot a house for public worship for the use and benefit of the said METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH, it being understood and agreed that I shall have the use of One acre of said lot for a FAMILY CEMETERY including the grave of my late husband, Wi,lliam Cochran, and should the said Trustees or their successors ever at any time sell or otherwise dispose of said lot of land, so as to alienate the same from the said METHODIST EPIS COPAL CHURCH, SOUTH the above named amount of one acre of said lot revert to me or my heirs in fee simple. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and affix my seal, using scrawl for seal, this llth day of Month July A. D. 1856. "

(SEAL) NANCY JANE COCHRAN

Cochran Chapel Methodist Church, the first deeded church in the County, and Cochran Chapel Cemetery were named for Mrs . Cochran and her husband . Nancy Jane died Oct. 15, 1877 and rests near her beloved husband William M. Cochran and her son George Washington Cochran. Two other sons, William P. and James M. Cochran, their wives, some of their children and grandchildren are buried nearby as is their only daughter, Martha AliceCochran Harris, her husband and some of their family. Six other Hughes sisters besides Mrs . Cochran had moved with their husbands from Tennessee to Dallas, Texas and their names are prominent in the early history 0 ~;c~~t c~~~~~~ c:h~~~ ~~~;~d M~n ~~~~~a~ii~:!:~Y o~:~i~ :~~ ~~~e:~~~i{!~g~~~ght,

SEPT. 19?6 132 COCHRAN CHAPEL - Continued and John B. and Margaret Hughes Bachman. These family names live on in Record Crossing, Knight Street, Bachman Lake and Bachman Boulevard. There is an Obadiah Knight Elementary School--Mr. Knight was the first to deed three acres of land for school purposes in the County; also there is a Nancy Jane Cochran Elementary School in Oak Cliff. Descendants of these sisters by other names--Taylors, Fields, Browns, Harrisons, Laws, Jacobys--lie in family groupings in the cemetery as do some children and grandchildren of a Hughes brother. Nannie Cochran Brown, dau ghter of W.P. and Amanda Cochran, with her husband Ernest and two of their child ren are buried in the Brown family plot. Nannie was baptized in Cochran Chapels' first church building, married in the second church, and buried from the third church. There are family plots of Harveys, Wrights, Howells---neighbors and friends of the Cochrans. Joshua Wright ("Mr . Pete") who is bur i ed among the Wrights was always telling amusing incidents that happened when he was young. "One Sunday, 11 he said, "the wife of ene of the early ministers of the church was not only pious hut over ly zealous. She took him as ide and talked to him about dying. This of course frightened him. He didn"t want to die and be buried in the nearby cemetery. Then she asked him if he were a Christian? He sa id he didn''t know . He was more frightened than ever. She proceeded to lecture him for not being certain whether he was a Christian or not. By this time he was almost in tears, and as she continued on and on he finally replied, 1 If I have to die, I 1 d just as soon go to Hell as any place. " ' In a lone grave in the southwest corner of the cemetery rests the remains of a stranger. He came to the Cochran Gin and Corn Mill seeking work. Nancy Jane hi red him and about a month later he died suddenly without revealing anything about himself hut his firs t nam e . Mrs. Cochran buried him in the family cemetery to awai t the coming of the Lord. During the Civil War when most of the men were gene the women were afraid to put a light in the church at night. Prayer meetings where held in the northwest corner of the graveyard not far from the Cochran house. It was a farniliar sight to see the women and children kneeling in prayer taking their problems to the Lord. Several of those buried in the cemetery di ed in def ense of their country~ - the most recent being Daniel Jacoby in the Korean War. Virginius Howell (accord ing to John H. Cochran's Dallas County: .!_!! Pioneers and Progress, p. 27) "was shot in the forehead and killed in battle with the Creek Inidans--on Dec. 25, 1861 and was brought back home and buried in the graveyard at Cochran Chapel." An interesting gravestone with the American Flag on its top reads "In memory of Knight W. Field (1876-1918) Ist Lieutenant Medical Corps-Buried in France Romagane Cemetery-He gave his life for his country. " William A. Knight, a Confederate sol dier, died in Des Are, Arkansas. A wagon was sent for his body to be brought back for burial in Cochran Chapel Cemetery. George W. Newman of Pleasant Valley drove the wagon. On the Knight gravestone is inscribed this poem:

"He has gone 6n the last leng march To the land where nevermore Shall the bugle sound reveille Or the dreadful cannon roar He who for his country dies Dies not Sut liveth evennore."

There are other gravestones on which we find poetry. On the M.M. and John B. Bachman stene we read:

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"A loving husband a father dear A faithful friend lies buried here." and "Sweet faith comes streaming from the sky And says there is no death Our loved ones who in ashes lie Shall breathe inunortal breath Yes we shall meet our loved ones there And sing forever sing And shout while sailing through the air Salvation through our King."

The John and Kate Knight Field stone quotes from the Psalms:

"Faithful his trust even unto death" "The Lord preserveth the fai thful."

John D. Cochran and Charles C. Patterson were members of Woodmen of the World and their stanes have the W 0 W emblem; Laura Jacoby, an active member of Daughters of American Revolution, the DAR insignia. The stane of George Hughes is inscribed with the emblem of the Southern Cross of Honor and that of James M. Cochran with the emblem of Commander of the Confederate Veterans. James was quite young when he en li sted in the Confederate Army. He was seriously wounded in the war and there was a possibility that he would lose his arm if he didn't get home where he could obtain proper medical attention. He and a fellow soldier walked home-all the way from Arkansas. But his arm was saved. Many stones have the open Bible, Europe as none of that type was made in aur country in those years. The mortality rate among infants in pioneer times was very high and this ceme tery certainly attests this fact as there are thirty-three babies--one set of twins and five young children under six years of age buried there. Looking closely at the

SEPT, 1976 134 COCHRAN CHAPEL - Continued gles, and their triumphs. For those who care to open the gate, it will be like taking a stroll through the pages of the history of Dallas County. Anna Brown Baker May 1976 Anne Cochran

COCHRAN CHAPEL CEMETERY

The following listed alphabetically by surnaines are buried in COCHRAN CHAPEL CEMETERY, located by the Cochran Chapel United Methodist Church, 9027 Midway Road, Dal las, Texas, 75209.

ALLEN, Sterling Byron Oct. 4, 1888 - June 3, 1959 (husband of Mattie Jacoby Allen)* ALLEN, Mattie Jacoby December 12, 1891- March 16, 1970 (wife of Sterling B. Allen)

BACHMAN, Annie E. Oct. 17, 1861-June 12, 1943, (wife of Daniel Bachman) BACHMAN, Charles April 7, 1864-July 12, 1870,(son of J. B. and M. M. Bachman) BACHMAN, Daniel Feb. 5, 1852-Dec. 27, 1932,(husband of Annie E. Bachman) BACHMAN, John B. Jan. 20, 1821-Mar. 26, 1876,(husband of Margaret M. Bachman) BACHMAN, John Clayton Sept. 30, 1875-Nov. 6, 1876 (son of W. F. and M. C. Bachman) BACHMAN, John H. Jan. 28, 1862-0ct. 6, 1867,(son of J. B. and M.M. Bachman) BACHMAN, Margaret Clayton (wife of William Fletcher Bachman) BACHMAN, Margaret M. Feb. 14, 1824-June 12, 1904 (wife of John B. Bachman) BACHMAN, Mary E. May 23, 1851-Jan. 31, 1877,(wife of S. H. Bachman) BACHMAN, Mary E. Jan. 21, 1877-May 23, 1877(daughter of Mary E. and S. H. Bachman) BACHMAN, Mary Ida May 27, 1880 - May 27, 1880 (daughter of W. F. and M. C. Bachman) BACHMAN, William Fletcher Sept. 16, 1846-April 13, 1911 (husband of Margaret Clayton Bachman) BACHMAN, Williain Holmes April 8, 1881-Aug. 21, 1881 (son of W. F. and M. C. Bachman)

BARRETT, Stephen J. Dec. 1, 1895 - March 30, 1968

BAUCHMAN, S. H. and wife no dates (this stene has been misspelled-the name is BACHMAN and is Samuel Hughes Bachman and wife)

BCWLIN, James Sept 18, 1810-May 22, 1871 Bern in North Carolina-last conscious words: "It is but a span from earth to heaven." husband of Mary A. Bowlin (see WINN) whom he married in Whitesburg, Ky. Feb. 4, 1847

BROADBENT, Mrs. Virgie D. Oct. 17, 1885 - Jan. 5, 1966

BROOKS, Maggie Wright Jan. 1, 1865 - Apr. 27, 1918 (wife of J. A. Brooks)

BROWN, Ernest Sept. 13, 1868-0ct. 22, 1943 (husband of Nannie Cochran Brown) BROWN, ERNESTINE Oct. 27, 1898-Sept. 17, 1922 (daughter of Ernest and Nannie Brown) BROWN, Maria 1916-1962 (wife of James Lawrence Brown) BROWN, Nannie Cochran Nov. 14, 1868 - Feb. 1, 1933 (wife of Ernest Brown) BROWN, Porter Oct. 25, 1900-Nov. 25, 1900 (son of Ernest and Nannie Brown)

BURNS, Robert D. 1916- 1945

CAPERS, Edward P. Nov. ll, 1878-Mar. 15, 1965 husband of Lavinia H. Capers CAPERS, Lavinia Hughes Sept. 28, 1884-July 16, 1963 wife of Edward P. Capers

CARWILE, Serena Field 1884-1960

SEPT, 1976 135 COCHRAN CHAPEL - Continued

COCHRAN, Amanda Maria Mar. 16, 1846 - Nov. 19, 1930 (wife of William P. Cochran) CDCHRAN, Annie Bachman Sept. 26, 1877-Feb. 22, 1910 (wife of James Porter Cochran) CDCHRAN, Arch Det. 4, 1872-Feb. 25, 1923 (husband of Sallie P. Cochran and son of W. P. and A. M. Cochran) CDæRAN, Charleene Shaw May 10, 1896-Dec. 25, 1970 (wife . of J. R. Cochran) COCHRAN, George H. Det. 4 , 1870-Apr. 5, 1956, husband of Lida Edwards Cochran COCHRAN, George W. Jan. ll, 1851-Jan. 1, 1872 (son of William M. and Nancy Jane Cochran) CDCHRAN, Hattie Bowlin Feb. 22, 1861-June 18, 1924 (wife of James Monroe Cochran) CDCHRAN, Infant dau. of J . M. C. and H. B. C. ) no date CDCHRAN, James M. June 1, 1846-Dec . 25, 1924 (husband of Margaret B" Nannie M" and Hat tie B.) COCHRAN, James Porter Feb. 27, 1877-Sept . 17, 1939 (husband of Annie Bachman Cochran -son of W. P. and A. M. Cochran) COCHRAN, James R. 1891-1955 (husband of Charleene Shaw Cochran and son of James Monroe and Hattie B. Cochran) COCHRAN, John D. Nov. 8, 1870-Apr. 27, 1915 (son of W. P. and A. M. Cochran) CDCHRAN, Laura A. Nov. 23, 1847-Dec. 28, 1869, wife of Dr. A. M. Cochran COCHRAN, Lida Edwards Sept. 9, 1874-Jan. 20, 1964, wife of George Henry Cochran CDCHRAN, Mary Alice Nov. ll, 1874-Dct. 7, 1948 (daughter of W. P. and A. M. Cochran) COCHRAN, Mary A. (not readable; probably died 1879; infant) Dau. of J. M. and M. B. Cochran COCHRAN, Margaret B. 1851-1879, wife of James Monroe Cochran COCHRAN, Margaret H.? Apr . 7, 1879-Sept. ll, 1880, infant dau. of J . M. and M. B. Cochran CDCHRAN, Nancy Jane Det. 24, 1817-Dct. 15, 1877 (wife of William M. Cochran) CDCHRAN, Nannie M. Jan . 7, 1857-Apr. 8, 1882, wife of James Monroe Cochran CDCHRAN, Infant (no dates) Dau. of J . M. and N. C. C. (infant dau. of James Monroe and Nannie Clark Cochran) COCHRAN, Sallie P. Dec . 6, 1872-Jan . 7, 1897, wife of Arch Cochran CDCHRAN, Thelma Apr. 10, 1900, Infant dau. of George and Lida Cochran CDCHRAN, William M. Apr. 7, 18D7-Apr. 24, 1853 (husband of Nancy Jane Hughes Cochran) COCHRAN, William P. Jan. 24, 1841- Jan. 5, 19D6 (husband of Amanda M. Lawrence Cochran) CDCHRAN, William R. Det. 12, 1866-Mar. 28 , 1888, eldest son of John H. and M. J. Cochran CDCHRAN, William Rhea Bolie July 4, 1894- Jan. 20, 1972 COCHRAN, Sarah Jane Mar . 29, 1853-Apr. 7, 1853 (infant dau. of Wm. M. and Nancy Jane Cochran, first person buried in cemetery) COCHRAN, Zuleika June 30, 1879-July 10, 1880, infant dau of W. P. and Amanda Cochran

DANIEL, Walter L. Apr . ll, 1882-Aug. 28, 1884, son of C. S . and M. A. Daniel

EWING, Alice Taylor 1876-1957 (wife of E. E. Ewing; dau. of W. B. and Zuleika B. Taylor) EWING, Elmore E. 1864-1937 (husband of Alice T. Ewing)

FIELD, Epps Knight 1890-1936 (son of Kate and John Field) FIELD, Joe! Yancey 1873-1953 (son of Kate and John Field) FIELD, John Feb. 12, 1835-Jan. 10, 1912, husband of Kate Field FIELD, Johnnie Feb . 7, 1875- Feb. 21, 1875, infant son of Kate and John Field FIELD, Knight W. Nov . 21, 1876-Dct. 7, 1918, In Memory of-buried in France, Romagane Cemetary, Ist Lieutenant Medical Corps World War I (son of Kate and John Field) FIELD, Kate Knight Sept . 22, 1852-Dct. 25, 1931, wife of John Field

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FIGH, Willie Cochran Sept. 9, 1881-Nov. 4, 1963 (wife of George M. Figh-dau. of W. P. and A. M. Cochran)

GARDNER, D. Earl July 26, 1890 - Sept. 26, 1972'

GARRETT, Bird Cochran Aug. 13, 1904-June 24, 1946 (wife of Kenneth W. Garrett; dau. of J. M. and Hattie Cochran) GARRETT, Kenneth W. Mar. 16, 1905-Feb. ll, 1940

HARRIS, Clara A. Feb. 25, 1870-Jan. 9, 1964 (dau. of Martha Alice & William Harris) HARRIS, James H. Sept. 26, 1872-Apr. ll, 1873 (infant son of Martha A. and William Harris) HARRIS, Mary Mattie July 30, 1874-July 16, 1957 (dau. of Martha Alice and Wrn. Harris) HARRIS, Mattie A. Dec. 25, 1848-Sept. 16, 1908 (wife of William Harris; dau of Nancy Jane and Wrn. M. Cochran) HARRIS, William Apr. ll, 1830-June 21, 1904 (husband of Mattie A. Harris)

HARRISON, Ben Sanders 1897-1962 (husband of Gladys M. Harrison; son of R. C. and L. Harrison) HARRISON, Edward Lee 1895-1966 (husband of Mabel Hall Harrison; son of Robert C. and Letitia Harrison) HARRISON, Gladys Moore (wife of Ben S. Harrison) HARRISON, Holmes Bachman Infant 1901 (son of R. C. and L. Harrison) HARRISON, James W. 1889-1960 (son of R. C. and L. Harrison) HARRISON, John Leslie Sr. Aug. 20, 1887-Jan. 29, 1966 (husband of Martha A. Harrison; son of R. C. and L. Harrison) HARRISON, John Leslie Jr. Sept. 15, 1916-Feb.22, 1970 (son of J. L. and M. A. Harrison) HARRISON, Letitia Jane 1857-1943 (wife of R. C. Harrison; dau. of J. B. and M.M. Bachman) HARRISON, Mabel Hall 1900-1971 (wife of Edward Lee Harrison) HARRISON, Margaret Alice 1888-1889 (infant dau. of Letitia and Robert C. Harrison) HARRISON, Margaret E. Sanders 1832-1916 (mother of Robert Carter Harrison) HARRISON, Martha Ada Cochran July 27, 1884-Aug. 7, 1973 (wife of J. L. Harrison, Sr; dau of W. P. and A. M. Cochran) HARRISON, Robert Carter 1861-1922 (husband of Letitia Jane Bachman Harrison)

HARVEY, James M. no birth date-died Feb. 13, 1926 aged 85 years, husband of Margaret Silome Harvey HARVEY, John Fred July 27, 1871-July 27, 1927 HARVEY, Margaret Silome Sept. 22, 1843-Dec. 29, 1919, wife of J. M. Harvey

HOWELL, Charles M. Mar. 7, 1849-Jan. 15, 1904, husband of Martha Jane Howell HOWELL, E. V. Died Jan. 1, 1862 aged 23 years HOWELL, James V. July 16, 1885-Jan. 3, 1887 HOWELL, John July 2, 1814-Jan. 7, 1886, Aged 71 yrs. 5 mo. 5 days, husband of Parthena S. Howell HOWELL, Martha Jane Apr. 16, 1855-May 17, 1943 (wife of Charles M. Howell) HOWELL, Neita June 24, 1912-June 18, 1916, Dau. of G. E. and M. Howell HOWELL, Parthena S. Died Apr. 30, 1882 Aged 72 years, Wife of John Howell HOWELL, Sarah J. Jan. 1840-Dec. 9, 1884, IVife of John Howell

HUGHES, Dowell W. Dec. 10, 1880-Nov. 4, 1961 (husband of Annie P. Hughes) HUGHES, Fannie S.W. 1863-1943 (wife of Leander Hinton Hughes)

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HUGHES, George July 14, 1835-0et. 20, 1913 (Southern Cross of Honor on stene) HUGHES, John S. Aug. 28, 1838-Nov. 30, 1917, husband of Mary J. HUGHES, Leander H. 1856-1933, husband of Fannie w. Hughes HUGHES, Mary J. June 20, 1855-April 30, 1920, wife of John S. Hughes HUGHES, Virda M. Aug. 27, 1887-June 26, 1965 HUGHES, Wallaee R. June 14, 1896- Aug. 7, 1966

JACOBY, Daniel Miller Apr. 17, 1938 - Apr. 10, 1963 (son of Henry Jaeoby, Jr.) JACOBY, Henry H. Apr. 17, 1864-Nov. 30, 1940 (husband of Laura Jaeoby) JACOBY, Laura Jane Harris Jan. 24, 1868-Mar. 6, 1964 (wife of Henry H. Jaeoby) JACOBY, Henry Harris Dee. 12, 1897 - July 10, 1974 JACOBY, William Foster Dee. l, 1889-July 16, 1947 (son of Laura and H. H. Jaeoby)

JONES, Wesley Taylor Jan. 16, 1888 - Aug. 27, 1972

KNIGIIT, Fannie J. 1862 - 1867 KNIGIIT, Gabriel B. Nov. 25, 1805 - Jan. 29, 1872 KNIGIIT, Mary Ann July 15, 1834-April 30, 1859, wife of Wm. A. Knight KNIGIIT, Mary Maud July 18, 1870-Sept. 2, 1870, Dau. of G. A. and H. E. Knight KNIGHT, Inf. son Mareh 26, 1888, Son of G. A. and H. E. Knight KNIGHT, Monroe D. 1850 - 1862 KNIGHT, Nancy L. 1860 - 1862 KNIGHT, Obadiah w. Mar. l, 1808-Apr. l, 1868 (husband of Serena Knight) KNIGIIT, Serena C. Sept. 30, 1822-Apr. 5, 1914 (wife of Obadiah Knight) KNIGHT, William A. Det. 15, 1834 Died Nov . 30, 1862 at Des Are, Arkansas

LAW, Pearl Howell June 21, 1881 - Mareh 10, 1969

LAWS, Catherine E. Sept. 26, 1866 - July 18, 1916 (wife of Robert H. Laws, Sr.) LAWS, George R. Sept. 19, 1857 - Nov. 17, 1857 LAWS, George W. Apr. 29, 1829 - Feb. 8, 1881 LAWS, John M. Jan. 5, 1856 - Feb. 19, 18566 LAWS, Martha E. Dee. 9, 1838 - Apr. 25, 1861 LAWS, Ne ll 1898 - 1932 LAWS, Robert H. 1860 - 1922 LAWS, Robert H. Aug. 26, 1899-July 6, 1918 (Son of Robt. H. and Catherine E. Laws)

MeCLENDON, John Coehran May 14, 1898-Dee. 15, 1902 (son of R. C. MeClendon and N. J. (Hughsie) Coehran MeClendon) MeCLENOON, Naney Jane Hughsie Coehran Det. 24, 1876-Nov. 26, 1899 (Dau. of Margaret B. and James M. Coehran)

PATIERSON, Charles Clark Jan. 11, 1900-June 12, 1956

RECORD, Amanda Nov. 8, 1820-Nov . 24, 1882 (wife of George W. Reeord) RECORD, George W. July 11, 1811-Feb. 10, 1873 (husband of Amanda Hughes Reeord)

ROOT, Margaret Taylor 1871-1953 (Dau. of W. B. and Z. Taylor)

SHAW, Bessie May 27, 1869 - Dee. 19, 1945 SHAW, Frank June 21, 1866 - June 8, 1920 (husband of Bessie Shaw)

SMITH, Lucinda Cobb 1840 - 1871, Dau. of Parilee & Greenville Smith SMITH, Martha Taylor Aug. 12, 1914-Nov. 2, 1939, Dau. of F. F. and Katie Tayl9r

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SMITH, Parilee R. 1821-1865 (Wife of Greenville Smith)

TAYLOR, Beulah M. 1879 - 1950 (wife of William S. Taylor) TAYLOR, D. Z. Feb. 25/21 1883-June 7, 1888/1883 TAYLOR, Fletcher F. 1873-1948 (Husband of Katie E. Taylor) TAYLOR, Jeannette Elma Jan. 21, 1903 - June 15, 1905 (Dau~ of Charles B. & E. I. Taylor) TAYLOR, John G. July 17, 1849 - Feb. 21, 1912 TAYLOR, Johnnie Nov. 13, 1869-May 27, 1870 (Son of W. B. and Zuleika Bachman Taylor) TAYLOR, Katie E. 1876-1961 (wife of F. F. Taylor) TAYLOR, INFANT Son 1907 (Son of F. F. and Katie Taylor) TAYLOR, Lika Feb. 21, 1888-Aug. 10, 1888 TAYLOR, Nell M. May 1, 1902-May 8, 1966 TAYLOR, Baby Boy Taylor Jan. 16, 1968-Jan 16, 1968 TAYLOR, W. B. May 16, 1844-May 12, 1929 (husband of Zuleika Bachman Taylor) TAYLOR, William S. 1878 - 1933 (Husband of Beulah Taylor; son of W. B. and Z. Taylor) TAYLOR, Zuleika A. Aug. 12, 1901-Apr. 25, 1904, Dau of Wm. S . and Beulah M. Taylor TAYLOR, Zuleika B. Aug. 22, 1848-Feb. 25, 1883, Wife of W. B. Taylor

THOMAS, Oliver S. Dec. 31, 1850-Nov. 5, 1934 (Husband of Jennie B. Thomas) THOMAS, Jennie Bell Jan. 13, 1855-July 19, 1934 (Wife of Rev. Oliver S . Thomas)

WILLIAMS, Buck Holmes Aug. 31, 1859-Aug. 1, 1860, Son of T. C. and Sarah M. Williams WILLIAMS, George EV Apr. 5, 1842 - ?, Son of T. C. and Sarah M. Williams WILLIAMS, Sarah M. Mar. 24, 1819-Jan. 20, 1869, Wife of T. C. Williams WILLIAMS, T. C. Aug. 1, 1819-0ct. 17, 1892, Husband of Sarah M. Hughes Williams

WATTERWORTH, Augusta Field Died Aug. 18, 1970

WINN, Mary A. Bowlin Apr. 18, 1820-Feb. 12, 1902, Born in Alabama, married James Bowlin and after his death William Winn.

WRIGHT, Ada L. Nov. 2, 1869-Dec. 10, 1884 (Wife of J. V. Wright) WRIGHT, Amy Elizabeth 1865-1949 (Wife of Joshua V. Wright) WRIGHT, Edgar V. 1895-1941 (Son of Joshua and Amy Wright) WRIGHT, James R. Nov. 12, 1884-June 13, 1885, Son of J. V. and A. L. Wright WRIGHT, J. G. July 9, 1862-0ct. 30, 1862, Infant son of J. M. and S. E. Wright WRIGHT, J. M. Sept. 27, 1818-June 6, 1902 (Husband of Sarah E. Wright) WRIGHT, Joshua V. 1861-1945 (Husband of Amy E. Wright) WRIGHT, Richard H. Dec. 5, 1875-July 9, 1884 (Son of J. M. and S. E. Wright) WRIGHT, Sarah E. July 23, 1838-Mar. 30, 1882 (wife of J. M. Wright)

Unknown man buried in cemetery in southwes t corner. No headstone. He was a worker in the old mill.

Twins in unmarked grave.

* Information within parenthesis shows relationship hut is not on tombstone

** Unidentified graves

SEPT, 1976 139 CARROLLTON STREET RENAMED FOR LARNER ANCESTOR

Mr. Wi l liam Larner personified the spirit of pioneer determination in 1842 when he sold his f arm in Carrollton, Illinois, and brought his wife, Mary Jennings Larner, and their three small children (John Wesley, Mary Ann and Patrick Marion) to Peters Col ony, Texas . They established a new home on the 640-acre tract of land which is in the heart of the present City of Carrollton, TX. During the next 8 years befare his untimely death at the age of 36 or 38 in 1850 , he established himself as an esteemed member of the growi ng corranuni ty. Mary had two more children in Texas, Mary Jane & William Franklin, bef are she d.ied, and William married Elizabeth Masters Pearson , young widow whose husband had di ed enroute to Texas from Missouri. Their daughter, Clarinda, was barn short ly bef ore Wi l liam d i ed from pneumonia. The lim1tea records from that period indicate that h e was a Justice of the Pe ace and taxpayer on the f irst recorde d Tax List i n 1846. Isaac Webb's d i ary refers to him seve ral times as "Wi lliam Larner, Esq." Wi lliam Larner was buried in a holl ow log because there was no convenient wood from which to make a coffin. The City Council of Carrollton, as a Bicentennial ernphasis, resolved to honor the memoey of thi s early settler by renaming a street wi thin the geographical boun dary of the original survey of his land. School Road between Belt Line and Crosby was o f ficiall y changed to Larner Road on May 20, 1976, in a cerernony with Mayor War d Steenson; e i ty Manager Clonis Luallen, and 4 generations of Wi l liam Larner descendants attending: Ray Larner, a great grand.son; Marilyn Larner Hicks, great g r eat grandda ughter; Ms. Parn Hicks, great- great-great granddaughter; and, Trae Hi eks, a g r eat- great- great- great grandson. The street will carry a double sign for ane year in order to faci l i tate the change of names.

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SEPT. 1976 140 O>piedfrom The FRISCO JOURNAL from Mrs. Jack (Muriel) Dodsworth

IN MEMORY

F . H. Sonntag and Amalie Auguste Diener were barn near Olsnitz, Saxony, Germany , on July 14, 1846 and Aug. 10, 1850, respectively, and were life-long members of the Lutheran Church. They were married in 1871. They came to America and settled at Lebanon , Collin Co . , Texas, in 1877. There were barn to them nine sans and three daughters, all of whom are living except two, ane daughter, Minnie, having

SEPT. 1976 141 Family of

Elsie Freda SONNTAG Bryant (Mrs. George)

from Mrs. Jack (Muriel) Dodsworth Father: Frederick Herman Sonntag, Saxony, Germany Mother: Augusta Amelia Sonntag (Diener), Saicony, Germany

Brothers: Burial Place ~tav (Gus) Sonntag Fort Worth, Texas 2. Gottfried (Pete) Sonntag Fris co, Collin Co., Texas 3. Al vin Sonntag Meridian, Texas 4. William (Bill) Sonntag Fris co, Collin Co., Texas 5. Otto Sonntag Aubrey, Texas 6. Cartwright Sonntag Oklahoma 7 . Herman Sann tag Frisco, Collin Co., Texas 8. Emil Sonntag Frisco, Collin Co., Texas 9. Ben Sann tag In family cemetery in Frisco, Di ed, age 15, in 1905 Texas*

Sisters: --1-.-Annie Antwiler Sonntag Fris co, Collin Co. , Texas 2. Minnie Sonntag *Family cemetery in Fris co, Texas Died in infancy * This cemetery was moved in 1969 because of highway construction.

Elsie Freda Sonntag Bryant was barn in 1891 in Collin Co., Texas and

Families of the above listed children:

1. Gustav and Sophia Sonntag Li ved near Meridian, Texas. Both deceased. a. Elvira Sonntag (Mrs. August Wildauer) deceased.

2. Gottfried (Pete) and Elizabeth Sonntag Li ved in Fris co, Texas . Both deceased a. Johanna Sonntag (Mrs. J. P. Ball) Lives in Frisco, Texas.

3. Al vin and Emma Sann tag Li ved near Meridian, Texas. Both deceased. a. Henry Sonntag-dec. f. Clara Sonntag (Mrs. Herman Schmidt) b. Arnold Sonntag g. Freda Sonntag (Mrs. B.F. Jackson) c. Emil Sonntag h. Pauline Sonntag (Mrs. Howard d. Louie Sonntag Woodruff) e . Edwin (Pete) Sonntag i. Selma Sonntag (Mrs. Tom Bargsly) 4. William (Bill) and Doshie Sonntag Lived in Frisco, Texas. Both deceased.

SEPT. 1976 142 SONNTAG FAMILY, Continued a . Grace Sonntag (Mrs. Fred Goodchield) b . Willie May Sonntag (Mrs. Charles A. Calverley) Irene Sonntag (do not know married name) d. Weldon Sonntag e . Ray Sonn tag f. Augusta Sonntag (Mrs. Paul E. Craft) g. Samuel (Sam) Sonntag h . Maybelle Sonntag (died age 14)

5 . Otto and Katherine Sonntag Lived in Frisco, Texas. Both deceased. a. Bennie Sonntag - deceased f. E. 0. Sonntag b. Cecil Sonntag g. J. C. Sonntag c . Roger Sonntag h. Burl Sonntag ) Twins d . Herman Sonntag i . Gerald Sonntag ) Cornelius Sonntag-deceased j. Loretta Sonntag (married name unknown. Lives in Col lin Co . 6. Cartwright and Josie Sonntag Lived in Oklahoma. Both deceased. a. Elsie Sonntag (married name unknown) b. Leon Sonntag c. Eunise Sonntag (married name unknown) d. Mary Sonntag (married name unknown) e. Clarence Sonntag (deceased) Possibly one other child - Charles?)

7. Herman and Ulmer Sonn tag Li ved in Fris co, Texas . Both deceased. a. Gladys Sonntag (Mrs . W. R. McCullough) b . Love ta Sonntag (Mrs. Max Payne) Colonel W. H. Sonntag

8 . Emil and Ada Sonntag Li ved in Frisco , Texas. Emil deceased. a. Gerald Sonntag - lives in Frisco b. Marvin Sonntag - lives in Frisco c. Jack Sonntag - lives in Frisco

9 . Annie (Sonntag) and Garrett Antwiler Li ved in Fris co, Texas. Both deceased. a. Kirby Antwiler - deceased b. Sadie Antwiler (Mrs• Price Ball) c. Earl Antwiler d. Dell Antwiler - deceased e. Ruth Antwiler (Mrs . Le slie Biggerstaff) f. Lucille Antwiler (Mrs. Byron Williams) g. Woodrow Antwiler h. Ray Antwiler - died, age 9, scarlet fever .

SEPT. 1976 143 SONNTAG FAMIL Y, Co nt inued

1 0 . Elsie (Sonntag) and George P . Bryant Li ved in Fri sco , Texas and Dallas. Both deceased. Zep ha Olivia Bryant (Mrs. Jack F. Stubbs) Died: Dec. 23 , 1963. No children) b. Pauli ne Bry ant (Mrs . Myrt T. Dixon) (3 daughter s - Donna, Linda & Sandra) Mu riel Bryant (Mrs. Jack D. Dodsworth) No children . Husband deceased . d. Margaret Bryant

Submitted by Mr s . Jack D. Dodsworth (Granddaughter of F. H. Sonntag; daughter of El sie Sonntag Br yan t , horn at Lebanon , Collin Co. , Texas in 1891.)

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Features:

list of First Settlers, 1841-1850 Original Members of the Pioneer Assn ., July 13, 1875 Oescription of the lndians settled in Dallas County lndex of Biographical Sketches Organization of the County, including first boundaries Dallas County in the Civil War Trinity River Navigation ID ,000 Namøs Mentioned and lndexed limited Editor limited Edition Exact Photo reproduction of each page of [:~i~;~:~~::~~::~~~~------

SEPT. 1976 144 MONTAGUE COUNTY, TEXAS, CEMETERIES

from Mrs. Walter F. (Mary Nea/) Speakman

SHADY GROVE CEMETERY

Shady Grove Cemetery is located East of Lake Nocona on a metal su rfaced, unnumbered road and is best approached from Farm-to-Market Road 2953. Sec map.

BIRTH DEl\TH Buck, Billie Ray 26 Jan 1928 24 Aug 1931 Ledhetter, Beulah M. 3 Sept 1899 6 Mar 1945 Lonnie 0. 15 Dec 1893 15 Jan 1939 Led.hetter, James P. 22 April 1884 27 Jan 1927 Ledhetter, Margaret 5 Aug 1854 29 Oct 1922 Led.bet ter, Andrew E. 22 May 1869 6 May 1938 Williams, Maudie M. 12 Jan 1893 no date Grady A. 29 March 1893 26 Jan 1961 Us elton, Juan i ta Ruth 14 July 1921 18 !lar 1934 Holt, Agnes Fay 13 Oct 1?17 5 Jan 1919 Holt, Carrie A. "Mother" 6 Aug 1891 no date Dave "Father" 6 Apr 1885 28 Sept 1961 Dowd, Essie B. 29 !lar 1913 27 Jan 1939 (new grave - no name) Brown, Martha Ellen l Mar 1880 no date George Irving 25 Oct 1875 26 Jan 1960 Brown , Roy T. 28 Dec 1916 18 Sept 1944 "He Gave His Life For His Country" Porter, Baby 1907 1907 Groves, Bel! (mother) 18 May 1878 l Jan 1963 James (Jim) (Daddy) 28 llay 1875 6 Jan 1945 Tatum, Mattie Belle 6 Feb 1875 17 Apr 1961 James D. 13 Jan 1870 7 Feb 1953 Tatum, Thurrnan 6 Mar 1899 30 Apr 1967 Tatum, Thurman (M.M)• 30 Apr 1967 Tatum, Willie Newton 10 June 1897 14 Dec 1919 Mills, c.E. 12 Sept 1841 17 Oct 1926 McCracken, Dora E. 3 July 1896 4 Jan 1919 William R. 4 Feb 1887 22 Sept 1964 Sewell, Ella 31 July 1861 26 July 1936 J.I. 16 Apr 1854 10 Dec 1943 McCracken, M. G. 23 Dec 1855 28 Mar 1928 McCracKen, Millie Melrose 15 July 1861 16 Jan 1948 (Mother Williams , Will M. 20 Sept 1891 13 May 1971 Ester M. 25 Jan 1895 22 July 1937 Holt, Viola 11 Apr 1890 20 Oct 1952 Dan T. 29 !lar 1877 7 Apr 1957 Co ra 11 Dec 1882 17 May 1910 Brown, Cl aud I 2 Jan 1899 28 Dec 1918

* Metal Marker

SEPT, 1976 145 LIBERTY CHAPEL CEMETERY MONTAGUE COUNTY, TEXAS Liberty Chapel Cemetery is located east of Cottonwood Creek, south of Red River and northeast of Lake Nocona on a metal surfaced, unnumbered road. This road extends east from Fann·to-Market Road 2953 north of Lake Nocona. See map.

NAME BIRTH DEATH Hill, Delie May 9 Feb 19 09 23 Jan 1936 D/O J. E & Carrie Hill Hill, Childress 18 yr O mo 20 days 24 Apr 1940 {M-M) Hill, Carrie 74 yr, 4 mo, 10 days 18 Jun 1953 {M- M) Linton, Eldridge (Father) 7 Jan 1853 9 Mar 1923 Tannie {Mother) 16 July 1861 23 July 1929 Ca in, Geo . 11 Oct 1833 22 Apr 1917 Armildia 2 Oct 1844 Painter, Claudia 7 Dec 1904 l Jan 1905 D/O J .B. and B. E. Painter Painter, John Frederick 30 Jan 1894 23 June 1895 S/O J .B. & C.A. Painter Painter, Catherine A. 20 Mar 1865 25 Feb 1902 W/O J .B. Painter Painter, John B. 4 June 1859 27 Feb 1935 Eakin, Francis G. 1918 1918 Bak.in, W.G. 11 Aug 1838 l July 1913 age 74 yr 10 mo. 2 days Dear Husband & Father gone but not forgotten Eims, W.G . Sandstone Haddox, John 14 Oct 1828 30 Jan 1892 Haddox, Nancy c . 13 Jan 1847 12 Mar 1902 W/O John Haddox Raley, Fannie R. 26 Nov 1880 6 De c 1900 W/O Ben F . Raley Eakin, Robert Franklin 31 Oct 1888 5 July 1905 S/O S.M. & M.J. Eakin Eakin, Zula B. 15 Feb 1895 8 Sept 1895 D/O S.M. & M . J . Eakin Massing ill, Prudy E. 2 May 1832 5 Nov 1897 W/O G.W. Massingill Massing ill, Rufus J. 12 Jan 1866 12 Oct 1892 Thurmond, G.E . 3 Jun 1861 12 May 1885 D/0 G.W . &P.E . Massingill Thurman, H. 14 Feb 1887 age about 30 years Renfrow, M. J. 30 Oct 1858 15 Apr 1893 W/O J. W. Renfrow Miller, Willie D. 18 Nov 1898 age 14 yr 5 mo 23 days Miller, Thomas J. 28 Aug 1874 29 Jan 1891 S/O D.E. & D.E. Miller

Sturdivant 1 J. B (or T . B.) age about 32 yr . 13 July 1881 (stene broken) Laforce, Campbell 16 Sept 1850 23 Feb 1917 29 Mar 1861 9 Dec 1950 Laforce, Inf. D/O J. c. & Emma Laforce 7 May 1886 7 May 1886 Norman, Dave F . 7 Apr 1852 ll Aug 1926

SEPT. 19 '1 6 146 LIBERTY CHAPEL - Continued MONTAGUE COUNTY, TEXAS

Norman, Viola May 24 Feb 1889 14 Nov 1903 D/O D.F. & N .A. Norman Phillips, Norman c. 14 Nov 1906 20 Feb 1907 S/O J .M. & Jennie Phillips McFaden, John D. 3 Dec 1858 26 Aug 1901 Foster, Laura M. 14 Feb 1864 18 Aug 1953 James L. 18 Sept 1861 28 Apr 1942 Davidson, John William (Father) 13 Jan 1884 9 Mar 1944 Davidson, Myrtle Foster 23 July 1885 7 Uov 1906 Higgins , Blanche F6ster 2 Jan 1897 7 Nov 1906 W/O Burl Higgins Hamilton, Etta Belle 1898 1935 Beckner, Mrs. Rosa Lee (M-M) 1874 1968 Bickner, Charles M. 11 Mar 1877 10 May 1957 Pvt. Co. D 4 Regt Texas Inf Spanish American War Howard, Naomi Blanche 4 Dec 1907 Charles Henry 10 June 1910 17 Nov :966 Howard, Gary Cornelius 5 Apr 1936 12 Sept 1938 McMurtry, Ed 3 Mar 1862 15 July 1911 Eak.in, Nellie age 66 yr Feb 1910 W/0 J. G. Eakin Snapp, William 26 Mar 1849 3 Sept 1919 Wynn, Clementine 28 July 1888 12 Jan 1919 Snapp, Deward 14 Mar 1880 3 Sept 1919 Humphries, Elizabeth 5 May 1829 15 Apr 1908 W/O G. B. Humphries Moore, John J. 23 Jan 1855 1 Feb 1917 "Fraternal Union of America11

Dennis 1 Howard ~ewton no date 3 Dec 1925 S/O Mr. & Mrs . Scott Dennis Howard, Noah J. "Father" 23 Mar 1859 18 Aug 1925 Mas on Woodmen of the World Howard, Nannie 15 Apr 1869 23 May 1895 W/O N. J. Howard Howard, Lessie Od.us 27 Oct 1893 19 Jan lts95 S/O N.J. & Nannie s. Howard Howard, Dovie 23 June 1901 11 Nov 1901 D/O N.J. & W. E. Howard Hovard, Wesley E. 15 Feb 1874 19 May 1904 W/O N .J. Howard Howard, BiMell 3 Jan 1903 10 Feb 1905 S/O N .J. & W.E . Howard Howard, Harold H. 5 Nov 1896 29 July 1930 Mas on Howard, Samuel E. "Father" 24 July 1855 25 Jan 1926 Masen age 70 yrs, 6 mo 1 day Howard, Patience Ann 30 Apr 1855 29 July 1941 W/O Samuel E . Edde, Sarah A. 25 Aug 1825 30 June 1885 W/O wm Edde

SEPT. 1976 147 LIBERTY CHAPEL · Continued MONTAGUE COUNTY, TEXAS

Koenig, Pearl Howard 22 Apr 1898 11 July 1927 W/O J. N. Koenig Eastern Star Utt, Charles W. 30 Jan 1882 7 Sept 1884 aged 2 yrs, 7 mo. 7 days Howard, Max 20 Jan 1930 14 Aug 1930 S/O C.R. & Mary Howard Howard, Mary L. 31 Dec 1891 no date Howard, C. Rowland 29 June 1 893 23 Aug 1954 Howard, Beatrice 1893 1963 Howard, J. Edde 1888 1958 Howard, Albert C. 3 Oct 1862 19 Aug 1886 S/O J.C. & S.B. Howard Howard, James G. 3 Apr 1829 21 Dec 1891 Howard, Susan B. 17 Dec 1830 21 Aug 1920 W/O J. G. Howard Howard - ---·- 19 Dec 1897 19 Dec 1897 Inf. Dau of J .G. & Vina Howard Howard, Vina M. 21 Apr 1868 16 Oct 1909 W/O John G. Howard Howard, I. H. 19 July 1853 16 May 1935 Howard, Mary c . 14 July 1869 18 Oct 1917 W/O I.H. Howard Howard , Amos G. 11 Jan 1879 24 Feb 1890 S/O I.H. & M.H. Howard Howard, Paris P. 25 Dec 1879 13 Feb 1898 S/O I .H . & M.G. Howard Howard, Abbie "Mother" 1886 1949 Eustie "Dad" 1882 19-- Lovett, William T. 5 Sept 1848 27 Oct 1944 Howard, Hollis Archie 25 Jan 1909 23 July 1909 S/O C.H. & A.E, Howard Howard, Ida B. 4 Apr 1897 5 Apr 1898 D/O C.H. & A.E. Howard Howard, Toy 11 Sept 1914 5 Sept ;926 D/0 C. H. &. Annie E. Howard Howard, Matt E. 25 Apr 1912 12 Aug 1934 Howard, Annie E. 31 Oct 1872 7 May 1957 Howard, Cornelius H. 5 Sept 1865 10 June 1935 Level, Bertha M. 3 Nov 1891 25 May 1970 Level, James L. 23 Dec 1890 7 June 1969 Growley, Eulalia F. 23 Sept 1887 7 Aug 1889 Killian, H.L. W. 20 June 1838 8 Aug 1887 R'.lSSell, Mrs. 8 . E. 12 Sept 1831 20 Feb 1901 Leonhardt, J. L. 12 June 1876 16 Feb 1901 Leonhardt, M.c. no date 28 Apr 1883 aged 37 yrs, 20 days Leonhardt, .P-.nnie no date 7 Aug 1883 aged 2 yrs, 8 mo. 4 days (stone broken) Browning, Emelia !sabel 22 Mar 1863 13 Jan 1907 W/O G. w. Browning

SEPT. 1976 148 Montague County, Texas. 1963.

SEPT, 1976 149 OBITUARIES Reprinted from the July 4, 1970 Centennial Edition, published by the San Jacinto Co. HistoricaJ Survey Committee. from Mrs. Opal K. Hollis

HARRIS Marchl8,1927

"Grandma'' Harris died Sunday, March 13th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C.C. James of Shepherd, and was buried at Shepherd, Monday March 14.

Mary Jane Harris in Landale County, Miss., August 28, 1843. She was married to Ace Meadows in 1856. Two children were horn to this union, Mrs. Wright of Goodrich, Texas and Mrs. Harris, deceased. Mr. Meadows died during the first year of the civ il war, and Grand.Jna Harris was married to Wright Harris in 1863. To them were barn 11 children. Those surviving are: Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. McBride of Liv ingston, and Mrs. James of Shepherd; J.W. Harris of Sh.epherd; T. J. Harris of Good rich and Ace Harris of McNary, Arizona. Deceased: Mrs. Jeff Cochran, B. F. , G. S . , and Wright Harris.

Grandrna Harris became a member of the Baptist church in 1856 and ca.me to Texas in 1885. She helped to organize the Mt. Rose Baptist church where her membership was at the time of her death.

Mrs. Harris lived to see her Sth generation. She leaves 60 grand children, and sis ters, Mr s. West and Mrs. Snelgrove, and brothers, George, Tom and Sam Hayman.

During the world war Mrs. Harris had 13 grandsans overseas.

ROBINSON 1942

Mrs . C.W. Robinson of 909 West Main, wife of the late Criminal District Judge C. W. Robinson, di ed in a local hospital Friday morning.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. E.E. Bateman and Mrs. Mary Louise Burch of Hous ton; two granddaughters, Mrs. V.C. Baird and Mrs. Dorothy Garza; ane grandson, Neil Burch of Houston; four great-grandchildren, four sisters, Mrs. Susie Ryan of Ada, Oklahoma; Mrs. Ellen Ryan of Lawton, Okla. Mrs. W. P. Grow of Houston, Mrs. Daisy McGowen of Dallas; a brother John Dorroh of Dallas.

Mrs. Robinson was the former Miss Annie Selle Dorroh of Pittsboro, Miss. and was the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Dorroh. She came to Texas as a young girl to make her home with her uncle and aunt, Cal. and Mrs. T.A. Garry, pioneer residents of Galves ten. She was married in 1882 in Galveston to Cornelius Ware Robinson, the nephew of the late Mrs. F. Charles Hume of Houston, who at that time was a resident of Gal veston.

After their marriage the couple made their home in Coldspring, San Jacinto County. In 1903 they came to Houston and the young lawyer entered the practice of law in the firm of Hume, Robinson and Hume. He was appointed criminal district judge and remained on the bench until his death in 1926. Mrs. Robinson has li ved at 909 West Main for 30 years.

Mrs. Robinson was a great great niece of Caesar Rodney, ane of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.

She was a member of the First Baptist Church.

SEPT, 1976 150 ærruARIES -Continued

MOULDER April 24, 1936

John Davis Moulder, 87, a resident of Shepherd for 40 years, di ed Thursday, April 16th. Mr. Moulder was horn in Smith County, Mississippi in 1849. He moved to Texas by wagon and team at the age of 18 and settled in Tyler County where he became en gaged in the logging business. He and Miss Ellen Riley, then a resident of Old Peach Tree Village, were married in 1861. They moved to Hampton, Texas, where Mr. Moulder became employed by the Fleming Lumber Company,

Survived by 2 sons, Emmett of Romayor and J.H. of Liberty, one daughter, Gladys of Shepherd; 4 granddaughters, Ellen, Romayor, Ester McNulty, Liberty, Mrs. Bertie Bailey, Shepherd, Mrs. Myrtle Boyd, Jasper; 8 grandsons, Anson and J.W. Gibbs of Batson, James, McClennan, Kenneth and ·Charles Moulder of Romayor, Davis and Pete of Liberty.

Interment was in the Shepherd Cemetery.

CURRJE Novemberll, 1927 Mr. Arch Currie passed to that Great Beyond November 3, 1927. He was ane of the first settlers of aur county-in fact he was here before there was a San Jacinto County. He caine to Texas from Mississippi after the civil war. He belonged to Co. A, 6th Mississippi regiment. Serv ed four years in the eivil war and received an honorable discharge. He came to Texas and married Miss Jane Walker. Two children were born to this union, which made him the father of 14 children. All of them have married and have large fatnilies. There is somewhere between 125 of children and grandchildren.

Uncle Arch was 89 years old the 22nd of June. He was the oldest man in the county at the time of his death, and was thought well of by all who knew him. He was la id to rest at Center Hill November 4, the funeral service conducted by Bro. R.A. Wilson of this place.

HAYMAN August 7, 1931 G.W. Hayman, age 84

Mr. Hayman was born in Alabaina and caine to Texas in 1882 and located at Shepherd. He married a Miss Carmichael, in Cocke County, Miss. To this union 10 children were born, 7 of whom survive, Mrs. Rosa Atkinson, M:rs. Lukalew, Mrs. Paul Lovett and Mrs. C.N. Lilley, Mrs. Allen Shirley, Luther Hayman and J.J. Hayman. He is also survived by 2 brothers, Sam and Tom Hayman; two sisters, Mrs. Snelgrove and Mrs. Lucresa (sic) West.

Mr. Hayman had been a citizen of this county for the past 50 years, and during this time he was engaged in farming. He was a member of the Baptist church.

The funeral services were conducted by Rev . Lilley, assisted by Rev. Can Camp. Interment was made in the Li ber ty Hil 1 cemetery.

SEPT, 1976 151 NO. 23 MUSTER ROLL OF RECRUITS

Reprinted from the Centennial Edition, San Jacinto County Historical Survey Committee, dated July 4, 1970. from Mrs. Opal K. Hollis

Muster Roll of .Capt. John S. Cleveland Company, in the Sth Regi ment (Texas Brigade) of Texas Volunteers, cOJnmanded by Colonel J. J. Archer called into the service of the Confederate States, in the Provisional Anny, under the provisional Anny, under the provision of the Act of Congress by ••.•....• • from the ..... day of """" "187"" (date of this mus ter) for the term of the war unless sooner discharged. (All prvt - enrolled under Cleveland for duration of war)

No. JOINED FOR DUTY TRAVELING of Present and Absent AND ENROLLED To place of each (Prvts-alphabetical rendezvous grade order) Age When Where No. of miles

BASS, N. s. 31 April 2, 1862 Walker Co, Tex 13 BRINKLEY, A. D. 43 March 31, 1862 Sumpter, Tri ni ty 18 Co, Tex BRINKLEY, Christian 18 March 19, 1862 Trini ty Co, Tex 18 Beat #3 BAINES, R. R. 34 March 24, 1862 Beat No. 6 34 Trinity Co, Tex CHESSER, J. H. 19 March 18, 1862 Beat No. 3 00 Tri ni ty Co, Tex CURRY, J arnes 19 March 27, 1862 Sumpter, Trin i ty 16 Co, Tex DOOLEY, T. B. (?) 28 March 17, 1862 Newport, Walker 20 Co, Tex DOUGHTON, C. B. 26 March 27, 1862 Beat No. 6 31 Trinity Co, Tex FOSTER, Mil ton 22 March 27, 1862 Beat No. 3 Trin i ty Co, Tex 10 FERREL, H. B. 32 March 29, 1862 Sumpter, Trinity 16 Co, Tex 11 FREEMAN, Benjamin 43 April 3, 1862 Cold Sps, Polk 00 Co, Tex 12 GRAVES, J. C. 19 March 10, 1862 Cold Sps, Polk 00 Co, Tex 13 GILLIAM(?), Lenuel 33 March 30, 1862 Dayton, Polk Co, 18 (sic) Tex 14 GAINES, WH . H. (?) 42 April 3, 1862 Beat No. 8 Trinity Co, Tex 15 HALL, C. L. 19 March 10, 1862 Cold Sps, Polk 00 Co, Tex 16 HAMPTON, L. L. 23 March 27, 1862 New Port, Walker 20 Co, Tex 17 JOHNSON, Jonathan 18 March 24, 1862 Cold Sps, Polk 00 Co, Tex 18 KIRBEY, Josiah 22 March 18, 1862 Beat N~. 3 Trinity Co, Tex 19 KIRGAN(?), E. H. T. 28 April 4, 1862 Sump ter, Trin i ty 16 Co, Tex

SEPT, 19?6 152 MUSTER ROLL - Continued

No. Present and Absent Joined for Duty Traveling each (Prvts-alphabetical and Enrolled grade order) Age When Where No. of miles

20 LEWIS, G. A. 31 March 10, 1862 Beat No. 3 Trinity Co, Tex 21 LEWIS, James 31 March 20, 1862 Beat No. 3 Trinity Co, Tex 22 McDONELL (?). J. F. (?) 28 March 10, 1862 Cold Sps, Polk 00 Co, Tex 23 McCANN, Washington 36 March 15, 1862 Beat No. 3 Tri ni ty Co, Tex 24 NEW, John 29 March 18, 1862 Cold Sps, Polk 00 Co, Tex 25 OBARR, G. D. 18 March 31, 1862 Beat No. 1 18 Tri ni ty Co, Tex 26 PENSON, J. W. 30 March 28, 1862 Beat No. 1 18 Trinity Co, Tex 27 ROBINETT, James 24 March 10, 1862 Sumpter, Trini ty 12 Co, Tex 28 ROUGH, Allen 21 March 19, 1862 Sump ter, Trini ty 10 Co, Tex 29 RAINES, Enoch 24 March 27, 1862 Cold Sps, Polk 28 Co, Tex 30 SHEILD, I saih 26 March 17, 1862 Beat No. 4 20 Trinity Co, Tex 31 SPIARS, L. A. (?) 23 March 17, 1862 Beat No. 6 Trinity Co, Tex 32 SIMMONS, W. H. 21 March 27, 1862 Newport, Walker 16 Co, Tex 33 SIMMONS, C. J. 19 April 4, 1862 Beat No. 3 16 Trinity Co, Tex 34 STEPHENSON, L. V. 29 March 29, 1862 Sumpter, Trini ty 00 Co, Tex ....•.•..

..!:...... 2...2 Genealogi cal Research Notebook at Dallas Public Library

White 2" binder. Has names Box, Bolt, Armstrang, Gunter, Milford, Morgan, Roberts. Belongs to JO FRANCES BOX. Gall 748- 5745, Dallas. Or write 509· Frontier, Fort Worth, Texas, 76114.

SEPT. 1976 153 PINE GROVE CEMETERY from Mr. F . D. Waldrop , Ty /er

The fo llowing names and dates we re taken from the older markers only at Pine Grove Cemetery located about 12 miles east of Henderson, TX , and about three miles southwest of Pine Hill , TX . A very old and well-known Church and Cemetery, the old building is now about 105 years old but is not the original building. Names were copied by Mr. F. D. Waldrop of Raute 9, Tyler, TX ., who hasgreat grandparents and scores of relatives buried there. Mr . Waldrop has complete list of burials at Bredges Ceme tery in Rusk Co. , TX ., as well as much info rmation regarding LOWRIES (Lawrey) and WALOROPS of Tennessee & Kentucky.

*A. 0. SMITH (wife) Susan SMITH D. A. JACKSON (wife) L. A. JACKSON 1829-1910 1828-1908 1845-1832 1855-1932 J, A. SMITH (wife) Mattie Lowrie SMITH J. W. HADEN (wife) Georgiann HADEN 1860-1936 1865-1935 1858-1907 1867-1937 E. B. SNELGROVE (wife) Julia SNELGROVE John W. POOVEY (wife) Lucretia POOVEY 1846-1961 1850-1938 1857-1876 Scotland 1818-1900 Cynthia GARRISON Rev. J. J. WE EMS Julia wife of G. T . SEALEY 1854-1927 1831-1911 1856-1891 J. A. SEARS Mary WEEMS W. M. SMITH (wife) Sarah A. SMITH 1852-1912 1835-1881 1823-1904 1829-1885 J. M. DUNN M. J. A. BEARDEN J. Harvey SMITH (wife) Tabitha G. SMITH 1882-1906 1841-1921 1837-1920 1859-1904 Sallie M. LAWSON A. B. BEARDEN Caroline wife of John SMITH 1849-1882 1823-1897 1835-1895 J. G. SMITH W. D. Hoyler Rev . A. W. WATKINS lst Chief Justice 1826-1908 1826-1872 1812-1881 Rusk County Nancy N. GARRISON (wife) D. GARRISON Mary Ann Hendricks WATKINS 1844-1931 1841-1911 1818-1898 John Eddie SMITH (wife) Sarah Eugene SMITH Richard 0. WATKINS, M. D. 1860-1944 1865-1940 1854-1920 A. Milner (wife) Mary H. MILNER Sar ah J. ll'HE RRY 1821-1883 ? - 1892 1845-1887 Nancy Folkaday WHATLEY Wm. J. WHATLEY John WYLIE (son of John) 1837-1862 (wife) - Died 1866 1809-1848 J. E. CLINTON (wife) Amanda CLINTON John WHERRY 1840-1889 1848-1929 1802-1871 Sarah Marg are te McKay (wife) W. E. l'/Y LI E SR. W. C. SEALEY (wife) Eliza SEALEY 1865-1932 1810-1864 1820-1871 Wm. E. WYLIE (wife) Mrs. Mary E. WYLIE Sallie PATTERSON L. H. PATIERSON 1844-1900 1851-1883 1850-1943 1842-1922 Mary DRAPER (wife) *Ja5 , M. DRAPER M. A. PATI'ERSON W. M. WYL!E 1867-1878 1808-1884 1842-1886 1813-1881 Richard BROWN 1848-1893 MEE wife of Wm. WYLI E Mier Expedition 1842, teacher, surveyor, 1832-1885 fanner. Helped organize Pine Grove Pres. Tabith (WYLIE) wife of S. H. LAWRIE Church and Sharon Masonic Lodge. Married 1843-1884 Nancy Jane COOK 1849 and had 12 children Mrs. Annie WYLIE H. E. WYLIE 1817-1888 1849-1865 M. F. SMITH J. M. MURPHY M.D. 1843-1872 (can' t read da tes S. P. WYLIE think Ist buried here) 1843-1875

SEPT. 1976 154 PINE GROVE - Continued

* B. B. TAYLOR (wife) Rachel Louise TAYLOR *Richard McKee BROWN 1828-1904 1830-1931 1851-1931 Joseph GOSSET A. B. PATTERSON *Sam H. LOWRIE Saml T. LOWRIE 1846-1913 1843-1916 1835-1918 1881-1912 Lenzer, mother of L.H. & A-B . PATTERSON Mrs • J acabed WARREN 1821-1898 1819-1895 Joe C. DURAN (wife) Myrtie Wylie DURAN 1859-1931 1875-1966 Sam HUNT (wife) Mary A . HUNT 1859-1928 1862-1954

On a large flat Granite - following names - no individual markers

W E L C H

Robt. W. WELCH Sarah Elizabeth JONES Nancy Malinda CROW 1819-1901 1841-1884 1845-1916 Henry W. KING Margarete DEASON Mary A. V. WELCH 1849-1884 1854-1926 1858-1867 Mary Ann Amanda T. TR:EADWELL Buna Vista HOLLAND 1817-1895 1843-1867 1847-1881 Doroth Ann CONNER Rosetta JENNINGS Rebecca P. BROCK 1852-1915 1856-1929 1860-1920

From my personal records following known to be buried at Pine Grove Cemetery unmarked Geo. Rockford LOWRIE - Tenn. 1822-1853 Dec 25 Organized Sharon Mason Lodge Sam H. LOWRIE - Tenn. 1811-1853 Helped organize Sharon Lodge Lots of graves indicated by stanes or brick and names unknown. *Masonic symbol

We express sympathy to Mrs. Edna Perry Deckler, Founder-Organizing President and President Emeritus, Texas State Genealogical Society, in the loss of her husband, Hy man Deckler.

SEPT. 1976 155 'WHAT TO DO JF THE COURTHOUSE HAS BURNED'

By William Lusk Crawford

In my several years of family research, I have reached the point where I am told, "The courthouse burned." or "Sherman went through here." Every workshop I attend you hear the question from the floor, "What do you do when the courthouse has burned?" The answer given to this question may be "look several years beyond the date you need and see if your trans action has been re-recorded at a later date." Or, "You may find something from the local ti tle company." While trying to determine the members of the Crawford family that came to Den ton Co., Texas, from Monroe Co., KY and when they settled in this county, I found that the original migration from Kentucky to Texas was made by William Crawford and his wife, Elizabeth Howard Craw ford. He

Before me the undersigned authority on this day personally appeared S. H. Crawford who is to me well and personally known to be a resident credable citizen of said countr and state and who after being by me duly sworn deposes and says that he is now 71 years of age and that he has resided in Denton Co. since the year of 1856. That he was well and per sonally acquainted with one William Crawford and his wife, Elizabeth Crawford, both now deceased. That the said William Crawford

SEPT. 19'16 156 COURTHOUSE - Continued

3rd. J. H. Crawford, a son, who is dead (see below for his heirs). 4th. James Crawford, a son, who is now dead (see below for his heirs.) Sth. John Crawford, a son, who is now dead (see below for his heirs.) 6th. S. H. Crawford, a son, and this affiant, who is now living in Denton Co. , Texas. Affiant further states that the said John Crawford died in about the year of 1882 and left as his sole surviving heirs at law the following named persons , to wi t : lst. W, P. Crawford, a son, who is now about 42 years of age at Bonham, Texas, on y child by first wife. 2nd. Joe Crawford, a son, Newton Crawford, a son, Ish Crawford, a son, and Annie McKnight, a daughter, all of whom are children by his 2nd wife and they all now live in Denton Co., Texas. 3rd. Luther Crawford, a son, who now lives at Bonham, Texas; Allie Crawford, daughter, who is now dead, that the two last named children by the 3rd wife whose name is Dony Crawford and who is now also living at Bonham, Texas. That the said fklward Crawford (J. H.) died in about the year of 1883 or 1884 and left as fos sole heirs at law the following named children: lst. Mrs. Bet tie F.ddleman, a daughter, now living in the IT (Indian Territory). 2nd. James W. Crawford, a son, 3rd. A. B. Craw ford, a son, both now living in Denton Co., Texas. 4th. Settie Harris, a daughter (now dead see below). All of thE!ll are the chil ren y tne lst wife who is now dead. 2nd. J. A. Crawford, a son, W. H. Crawford, a son, Dorah Crawford, a daughter, Lena Crawford, a daughter. All of whom are children by the 3rd wife, there having been no children by the 2nd wife and all of thE!ll are now living in Denton Co. That the said Settie Harris died in about the year of 1870 and left as her sole surviving heirs at law the following named persons, to wit: Walter Harris, a son, and Settie Harris, a daughter. That the said James Crawford died in Denton Co. in about 1884 and left as his sole surviving heirs the following named persons, to wit: lst. Sarah Crawford, his wife; that they never had any children horn to thE!ll. 2nd. Also the above-named brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews who are also the heirs .of the above named William Crawford, deceased, and his wife, Elizabeth Crawford, deceased. Affiant further states that the said Sarah Crawford, as sur viving wife of the said James Crawford, sold and conveyed all of her interest in her deceased husband' s es ta te to this affiant, S. H. Craw ford, and W. P. Crawford. Affiant further states that the estate of the above-named William Crawford and his deceased wife was parti tioned by the County Court of Denton Co., Texas, prior to the burning of the courthouse of Den ton Co. on the 23rd day of Dec. AD 1875, that said estatewasdivided as follows, to wit: lst. That the said Presilla Harlen Corner and fklward Crawford took the home place consisting of a part of the Franc is Pearce Survey, and 40 acres out of the Willis Harranons Survey as their part, and 40 acres of land on Timber Creek in the Jessie Watkins Survey. Jane Winkler took as her part of said estate 124 acres of the R. W. Gibson Survey. James Crawford took as his part of said estate 200 acres of the Willis Hanunons Survey in Den ton Co.

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John Crawford took 80 acres off of the East end of the 160 acre survey in the name , also 40 acres in the Jessie Wa tkins Survey on Ti..mber Creek. '11iirttl1is affiant took 80 acres in the 160 acre survey in the name of and also 40 acres of the Jessie Watkins Survey on Ti..mber Creek-;-alr of which facts are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief, so help me God. /s/ S. H. Crawford Subscribed and s1'

This illustrates that there is sometimes "gold" in "those title offices." Later, I accidently found the deed for the property purchased 20 May 1856 when they arrived from Monroe Co., KY and filed in Deed Book B the same date in the Altan Courthouse. The deed had been re f i led for the record thirty-two years later in Deed Book 36, pg. 388, 8 May 1888 at 1: 00 PM by J. R. McCormick, Co. Clerk. He gives the Deed Book and page with date filed by Co. Clerk Lloyd at Alten Court house in 1856. The deed gives Mr. William Kelly and wife, Marthaan, as Grantors and Wm. Crawford of Monroe Co., KY as Grantee. The land is described as being on Hickory Creek and a part of Willis Hammond Survey. This information along wi th the ti tle company information told me that great grandfather William came to Texas in 1854 and settled on Hickory Creek where it empties into Lake Dallas. Members of his family, and most of their descendants, lived, or are living, their lives in Denten Co., many in the same vicini ty of Lewis ville, TX. The older members are buried in the Old Hall and Flower Mound Cemeteries.

Smull's Legislative Hand Book by Wm. P. Smull Published: Harrisburg. Lane S. Hart, State Printer, 1881 from Mrs. Jeanne J. Tabb STATE LIBRARY

State Librarian-C. L. Ehrenfeld, Washington county, 1104 Sixth street. Assistant Librarian-Joseph R. Orwig, Union county, No. 313 North Second street. Messenger- R. A. McFadden, Dauphin county, 1321 Two-and-a-half street.

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING.

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SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC BUJLDINGS AND GROUNDS. Caleb Peirce, Philadelphia, Lochiel Hote!.

SEPT. 1976 158 BOHANNAN BIBLE

from Mrs. Thomas E. (Rose Marie) Snell

The complete Domestic Bible containing the Old and New Testaments together with the Apocrypha, Concordance and Psalms of David in Metre. c. c. Wick & Co. , Publishers, Cleveland, Ohio. Enter ed according to Act of Congress in the year 187 3, by Hubbard Bros . , in the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington , District of Columbia.

W.H . Bohannon and Belle Berry were solemnly united by me in the Holy Bonds of Mat rimony at Whites Brough, McLean Co., Ky. on the 25 (9:00am) day of November in the year of aur Lord One Thousand Eight Hund.red and 69 conformable to the Ordinance of God, and the Laws of the State. In Presence of: John A. s tevens Sally Gil lmore Signed: Gr ego ry

FAMlLY RECORD

Father P lace of birth Date of Birth Date of Death W. H. Bohannon Daviess Co. , Ky . May 22, 1846 Dec. 24, 1903 (William Henry) S : OOarn Mo ther Bell e Bohannon Meade Co., Ky. May 16 , 1850 Dec. 10 ,1920

Children: S. A. Bohannon McLean Co., Ky. Aug 29, 1870 Aug 2, 1894 (Steven Allison) drowned 8 : 0 0 pm A. P . Bohannon McLean Co. , Ky. Dec. 3 , 1872 (Allen Pendl eton) E. G. Bohannon McLean Co. , Ky. Sept. 10, 1874 (Edmond Gaines) W.F. Bohannon McLean Co . , Ky. Oct. 24, 1876 (Wilford Felix - -called Will) Elsie Bohannon McLean Co., Ky. May 14, 1879 Stell ie May Bohannon McLean Co., Ky. May 19, 1 881 Aug. 20, 1881 D. E . Bohannon McLean Co. , Ky. June 2, 1 882 Nov. 1,1908 (Daniel Erick) killed by lighting Sunday evening O.C. Bohannon McLean Co., Ky . July 8, 1884 May 2 2, 1886 (Ogla Ottawa Burris Bohannon McLean Co., Ky. Nov. 15, 1886 (calls hersel f - Bernice) B • H. Bohannon McLean Co. , Ky. Aug . 1 0, 1888 (Benjamin Harrison - called Ben)

The ( ) are i;ny addi tions . Edmond Gaines Bohannon is my grandfather. Wi lliam Henry Bohannon and his fami ly lived near Beech Grove in McLean Co . , Ky. They migrat ed to Indian Territory (Oklahoma) about 1892 via train. They settled near Earlsboro i n Pottawatomie County. Wi lliam Henry Bohannon had a brother narned James Bohannon who went to Texas in the 1890 ' s.

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Blackwell, J. H.; Co. E; Regt. 9 MO Blevins, I . P.; Co. I; Regt. 3; Hes Inf.; Alton, MO, p. 5 . temills, TN; p. 158; (TN). Blackwell, R. A.; Co . G; Regt. 3; Blevins, lsaa·c; Co. K; Regt. 26; Mul Henning, TX; p . 180; (TN). bury, AR; p. 229; (AR). Blackwill, W. A.; Co. H; Regt. 8; Blewett, J. W. ; Co. J; Regt. 1 KY Cav.; Mulberry, TX; p. 124; (TN). Stows, KY; p. 44; (KY) . Blair, J. D.; Co. K; Regt. 4 KY Cav.; Bnant (?), A. D.; Co. E; Regt. 53; Springtown, ?; p. 54; (KY). Brant, TN; p. 124; (TN). Blair, J. N.; Co. G.; Regt. 2 Cav.; Bneely, J. L.; Co. ?; Regt. 8; Apple Weatherford, TX; p. 162; (TN). white City, LA; p. 191; (TN). Blair, J . Hose; Co. A; Regt. 7 KY Bobbett, J. T.; Co. G; Regt. 8 VA Cav.; Fulton, KY; p. 57; (KY). Anna, TX; p. 81; (VA) . Bl air, R. ; Perry' s Battery; Regt . 3 Bogarth, J. H.; Co. A; Regt. 1 KY Cav . ; Bat.; Lufk.in, TX; p. 8. OWensboro, KY; p. 52; (KY). Blakeman, E. D.; Co. B; Regt. 64 VA Bohart, Jas. M. ; Co. F; Regt. 1 110 Cav . ; Inf.; Floyd, TX; p. 67; (VA). Bentonville, AR; p. 240; (AR). Blakemore, J. E.; Co. K; Regt. 34 AR Boldrider, W. L.; Co. A; Regt. 31 TN Inf.; Springdale, AR; p. 236; (AR). Inf.; Martin, TX; p. ll5; (TN). Blakesley, B. T.; Co. C; Regt. 2 KY Belling, Stilb; Co. K; Regt. 9 Cav.; Cav.; Fort Worth, TX; p. 49; (Ki'). Petersburg, VA; p. 81; (VA). Blakman, J. T.; Co. B; Regt. 64 VA; Bom ar, W. J. ; Co. C; Regt. 7; Marshall, Colorado [City], TX; p. 68; (VA). TX; p. 123; (TN). Blakmore, C. F.; Co. B; Regt. 64 Inf.; Bomar, W. H.; Co. ?; Regt. 7 Greer 1 s; Hughes, Okla. T.; p. 73; (VA). TN; p. 145; (TN). Blan, T. A.; Co. E; Regt. 18 AR; Vlaco, Boncher, J. C.; Co. D; Regt. D.A. TX; p. 227; (AR). \'lilliam's; Ardmore, I. T.; p. 15. Bland, N. L. ; Co . F; Regt. 7; Osage, Bonå, G. C.; Co. F; Regt. 51; Deport, TX; p. 188; (TN) . TX; p. 136; (TN). Bland, W. C.; Co. I; Regt . 12; Ark. Bond, J. H.; Co. F; Regt. 59; Lawson, Printer; p. 232; (AR). TN; p. 120; (TN). Blankenship, W. G.; Co. G; Regt. Frisco; Bond, J. L.; Co. Campbell; Regt. Scouts McKinney, TX; p. 3. McBride Di V. ; Kerens J TX; p. 17 (TN) . Blankenship, W. H.; Co. G; Regt. Bristo; Bond, Lieut. Jessee; Co. F; Regt. 26 Hy, MO; p. 9. AR Inf.; Tellico, TX; p . 199 (AR). Blankinship, W. H.; No co. or Regt.; Bond, Jim 11.; Co. E; Regt. 1 & 4 MO Dallas, TX; p. 176; (TN). Inf.; Weatherford, TX; p . 11. Blanks, W. H.; Co . F; Regt. 50 Inf. ; Bond, John B., Jr.; Co. ?; Regt. Sherwood, TX; p. 66; (VA). Lilly's Div.; Little Rock, AR; Blanton, J. N.; Co . K; Regt. 37; Era, p. 198; (AR) . TX; p. 181; (TN). Bond, T. A.; Co. I; Regt. 18; Ennis, Bledsoe, I. Z.; Co. C; Regt. 32; Alva TX; p. 172; (TN). rado, TX; p. 191; (TN). Bond, Thomas; Co. B; Regt . 33 TN; Bledson, W. H.; Co . G; Regt. 1 & 4 MO; Denmark, TN; p. ll7; (TN). Margaret, TX; p. 14. Bongdon, G. W.; Co. C; Regt. 14; Blemins, H. F.; Co. I; Regt. 3 Cav.; Emmett, AR; p . 132; (TN). El Reno, o. T . ; p. 193; (TN). Bonham, S. C.; Co. G; Regt. l; Adell, Blerins, R. L.; Co. ?; Regt . 29; ?; p. 176 (TN). Rogginsville, TN; p. 134; (TN). Bonlwan, T. C.; Co. A; Regt. 13 VA. Bletsun, W. L. ; Co. D; Regt. 3; Bowie, TX; p. 69; (VA Inf.) Edhube, TX; p. 154; (TN). Booker, R. S.; Co. I; Regt. 56; Brun Slevens, J. N.; Co. I; Regt. 5; Dar dage, TX; p. 71; (VA Inf.) denelle, AR; p. 179; (TN).

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Books, H. B.; Co. A; Regt. 17 Cav.; Bowens, P. R.; Co. I; Regt. 26 Inf.; Nedine, TN; p. 132; (TN). Sonyville, TX; p. 68; (VA). Boon, G. M. ; Co. B; Re gt. 1 Cav. ; Bowers, F. M. ; Co. I; Regt 1; Huckaby, Rural Sleade, MO; p. 9; TX; p. 123; (TN). Boon, George H.; Co. A; Regt. 3 KY Cav.; Bowers, J. H.; Co. G.; Regt. 2 MO; Granbury, TX; p. 48; (KY). Sunset, TX; p . 19. Boon, H. Gen.; Co. A; Regt. 5 KY Cav.; Bowers, W. A.; Co. I; Regt. 2 Cav.; Granbury, Texas; p. 52; (KY). Avaton, TX; p . 179; (TN) Boene, Crockett; Co . C; Regt. lt N.W. Bowles, H. N.; Co. B; Regt. 11; Sher- AR Inf.; Rockwall, TX; p. 222(AR). man, TX; p. 192; (TN) . Boerer, Chas.; Co. D; Regt. Clark ' s Bowles, W. W.; Co. G; Regt. 23 AR Inf.; Inf.; Fayetteville, AR; p. 230(AR). Malvern, AR; p. 202; (AR). Boors, J. W.; Co. G; Regt. 41; Bowlin, J. IL; Co. K; Regt. 58 VA Inf.; Bricly, W. TX; p. 136; (TN). Mansfield, TX; p. 66; (VA). Boose, W. B.; Co. A; Regt. 15 Gav.; Bowling, W. W.; Co. E; Regt. 6 KY Cav.; Gallatin, TX (TN?); p. 167; (TN). Carmen, KY; p. 56; (KY). Booth, G. W.; Co. C; Regt. Elliott's Bowls, A.C.; Co. F; Regt. Smith's 3rd; Bat.; Chickasha, I. T.; p. 177; Spegleville (?); p. 11. (TN). Bowman, B. F.; Co. K; Regt. 8 KY Cav.; Booth, G. W.; Co. G; Regt. 15 AR; Lebanon, KY; p . 53; (KY). ClarkCo . ,AR; p.223; (AR). Bowman,G.H.; Co.?; Regt.3KYCav.; Booth, IV. S.; Co. G; Regt . 15 AR; Plane, TX; p . 53; (KY). Oklahoma; p. 223; (AR). Bowman, R. K.; Co. H; Regt. 18; Baylor, Boothe, A. F.; Co. A; Regt. 19 Cav.; TX; p. 156; (TN). Boyd, TX; p. 180; (TN). Bownean, G. W.; Co . B; Regt. 3 KY Cav.; Booz, J. F.; Co. E; Regt. 10 VA; Plane, TX; p. 53; (KY). Springdale, AR; p. 217; (AR). Bownlow, R. S.; Co. I; Regt 3; Shinne- Borale, IV. P.; Co. A; Regt. 3 KY Cav.; field, MO; p. 132; (TN). Estell, TX; p. 47; (KY). Bowobn(?), I. J . ; Co. E; Regt. 12; Aus- Border, Sid.; Co. A; Regt. 2 KY Cav.; tin, TX; p. 158; (TN). 1\lharton, TX; p. 44; (KY). Box, Sam; Co. C; Regt. 3 MO Cav.; Siloam Borez, J. F.; Co. E; Regt. 10 VA; Springs, AR; p. 5. Springdale, AR; p . 70; VA Inf.) Boyce, Wm.; Co. ?; Regt. Hunter 1 s Cav. ; Bornam, S. H.; Co. D; Regt. 12; Mannsville, I. T. ; p. 231; (AR). Childress, TX; p. 136; (TN) . Boyd, D.E.; Co. G; Regt. 37; Collin Bossing, L. H.; Co. F; Regt. 7 Cav.; Co., TX; p. 175; (TN). Johnston, GA; p. 184; (TN). Boyd, H. D.; Co . K; Regt. Forest Cav.; Boswell, L. H. ; Co. E; Regt . ll AR; Dallas, TX; p. 188; (TN). Bodcaw, AR; p. 238; (AR). Boyd, J. T.; Co. A; Regt. Hawthorn's; Sound, A. J.; Co. I; Regt. 43; Honey Camden, AR; p. 222; (AR). Grove, TX; p. 186; (TN). Boyd, T. M.; Co. E; Regt. 9 AR; New Bourne, Capt. E.; Co. A; Regt. TN; Edinburg, AR; p. 220; (AR). Memphis, TN; p. ll2;· (TN). Boyer, W. 11.; Co . F; Regt. 60 VA Inf.; Boville, A. A.; Co. C; Regt. 51 VA Woodstock, VA . ; p. 67; (VA). Inf.; IVaco, TX; p. 74; (VA) Boyd, Wm.; Co. G; Regt. 25 AR; Norwood, Bowdry, P. I.; Co. I; Regt. Gordol)'s HO; p. 239; (AR). Shelby ' s Brig.; Fort Worth, TX; p.3. Boyd, Wm. H.; Co. G; Regt. Gordon's; Bowen, H. B.; Co. ?; Regt. 3 MO No home address; p. 205; (AR). Coff[ee]'s; Antelope, TX; p. 2. Boyless(Bayless), J. H.; Co. A; Regt. 15 Bowen, J. R.; Co. I; Regt. 2 Cav.; AR; No home address; p. 205; (AR). Denison, TX; p. 186; (TN). Brachen, J. W.; Co . G; Regt. 9 KY; Bowen, P. B.; Co. H; Regt. 4 VA Cav.; Stowers, KY; p. 45; (KY). Brentville, VA; p. 78; (VA). Brackeen, J. W.; Co. A; Regt . 53; Bowens, J . M."; Co. D; Regt. 11 VA Cav.; Italy, TX; p. 176; (TN). Forestburg, TX; p. 83; (VA).

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Bracken, James H.; Co. G; Regt. 9 KY Brandon, h". 0.; Co. T; Regt. 3 Cav.; Cav.; Hickory, KY; p. 49; (KY). Hunting, AR; p . 140; (TN). Braddles, A. J.; Co. H; Regt. 1; Brandrick, ?; Co. B; Regt. E. W. Price's; Dallas, TX; p. 123; (TN). Carroll Co., Bosworth, ?; p. 13. Bradford, W. N. ; Co. G; Regt. 18; Branham, D.; Co. B; Regt. 37; Jester, Greenville, TX; p. 175; (TN). O. T.; p. 155; (TN). Bradford, W. T. ; Co. A; Regt. 22 GA. ; Brannon, J. C. ; Co. K; Regt. 37 VA Inf. ; Lonoke (?),AR; p. 238; (AR) Lewisville, TX; p. 69; (VA). Bradley, J. H.; Co. K;. Regt. 2 KY Cav.; 8rannon, J. C.; Co. K; Regt. 37 Inf.; Til---(?); p. 52; (KY). No home address; p . 79; (VA Cav.). Bradley, K. T. ; Co. I; Regt. 48; Branwick, T. li.; Co. I; Regt. 2 Shelby's Waxahachie, TX; p. 122; (TN). B.; Nevada, MO; p. 11. Bradley, S. A.; Co. ?; Regt. ?; Brasher, F. A.; Co. C; Regt. Pickler's San Saba, TX; p. 45; (KY). Bat.; Jerico, HO; p. 9. Bradley, S. M.; Co. H; Regt. 5 MO Inf.; Brat, George; Co. E; Regt. 45; Glen- Ogalada, NB; p. 16. wood, TX; p. 173; (TN). Bradley, Mrs. Sarah E.; Ladies Honor Brawl(e)y, W. S.; Co. A; Regt. 16; Roll; Warrensburg Pokmoon Co., HO; No home address; p. 175; (TN). p. 36. Braxton, E. A.; Co. C; Regt. 16 TN; Bradshaw, I. N.; Co. C; Regt. 3 HO Cav.; Aledo, TX; p. 156; (TN). Coffeeville, SC; p. 18 . Bray, J. M.; Co. D; Regt. 16; Woodford, Bradley, W. F.; Co. I; Regt. 19 AR Inf.; SC; p. 143; (TN). Belton, AR; p. 222; (AR). Bray, L. D.; Co. H; Regt 13; Harris, Brady, F. E.; Co. E; Regt. 16 MO Inf.; TN; p. 190; (TN). Chekota (?), I. T.; p. 4. Bray, Polk; Co. F; Regt. 6; Henderson, Brady, G.; Co . B; Regt. 43; Manville, TN; p. 172; (TN). I. T.; p. 173; (TN). Brazeal, R. S.; Co. I; Regt. 25 AR; Bragg, A. V.; Co. B; Regt. 3 3AR; El Dorado, AR; p. 235; (AR). Camden, AR; p. 233; (AR). Brazil, H. B.; Co. K; Regt. 33 AR Inf.; Brag(d)shaw, A. A.; Co . B; Regt. 4 Greenville, TX; p. 222; (AR). Confederate; Mount Eagle, TN; Bredford (Bradford), E. T.; Co. H; Regt, p . 132; (TN). 31; t1cCcsset (?), TX p. 136; (TN). Br ai thwart, George; Co . F; Regt. 34 Breeden, J. E. ; Co. C; Regt. 7 KY Inf. ; Inf.; S. W. City, MO; p. 219 (AR). Futwell (?), TX; p. 46; (KY). Brakefield, D. N.; Co. E; Regt. 6 AR; Breedinp,, J. A.; Co. C; Regt. 6 KY Cav.; Pollak, LA; p . 215; (AR). Chisom, TX; p . 43; (KY). Braley, J. S.; Co. E; Regt. 9 Cav.; Breeding, J. C.; Co . K; Regt. 3 KY Cav.; Jackson, TN; p. 176; (TN). Custis, KY; p. 50; (KY). Bralson, T.H.; Co. B; Regt. 19; Den- Breeding, J. E.; Co. ?; Regt. 7 KY Cav.; nis, TX; p. 175; (TN). No hOl'le address; p. 50; (KY). Bramblett, E. C.; Co. B; Regt. 3 KY Breeding, J. N.; Co. I; Regt. 25; Cotton- Cav; Dallas Co., TX; p. 48; (KY). wood, TX; p. 164; (TN). Branch, D.M.; Co. I; Regt. 51; Breeding, L. G.; Co. A; Regt. 6 Inf.; Haynes, AR; p. 162; (TN). Berryville, AR; p. 199; (AR). Branch, J. T.; Co. G; Regt. 1 TN Cav; Breeding, W. A.; Co. C; Regt. 6 Ky Cav.; Branch, TX; p. ll7; (TN). Hall Co., TX; p. 54; (KY). Branch, T. C. N.; Co. B; Regt. 3; Breedlove, J. h'.; Co. Surgeon; Regt. Pulaska, TN; p. I32; (TN). 3 LA; Ft. Smith, AR; p. 202; (AR) . Branderberry, J. W.; Co. F; Regt. Breedn, P. E.; Co. H; Regt. 14 TN; Gordon's 3 AR Cav.; Brownwood, TX; Brithmill, ?; p. ll5; (TN) . p. 227; (AR). Brent, Wilson, Co. ?; Regt. 9 KY Cav.; Branden, J. W.; Co. E; Regt. l; Alvo- Stowes, KY; p. 46; (KY). rado, TX; p. 176; (TN). Brewsten, Alphonso; Co. F; Regt. 9 AR; Branden, R.; Co. K; Regt. 3 AR Inf.; Pine Bluff, AR; p. 212; (AR). Malvern, AR; p. 202; (AR).

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Brewerst, A. S.; Co . L; Regt. 5; Union Britt, B. F.; Co. B; Regt. McNeal's; City, TN; p. 166; (TN) . Greenville, TX; p. 222; (AR). Brewster, D.; Co. B; Regt. 34 AR; Cane Bri ttain (Bnttaw) , George; Co. I; Regt. Hill, AR; p. 20 1; (AR) . 13 VA Cav.; Suffolk, VA; p. 82; Brewster, L.; Co. B; Regt. 34 Inf.; (VA). Cane Hill, AR; p. 234; (AR). Brittingham, W. F.; Co. ?; Regt. C. S. Brian, R. I.; Co. K; Regt. 6; Denmark, Nay ; Houston, TX; p. 70; (VA Inf. ) TX; p. 128; (TN) . Brittingharn, W. F.; Co. Navy ; Houston, Briant, R. L.; Co. C; Regt. 6; Arkin, TX; p. 86. TX; p. 138; (TN). Britton, H. H.; Co. G; Regt. 14 TN; Briant, R. L. ; Co. C; Regt . 6; Cokeo, no home address; p. 215; (AR). AR; p. 130; (TN) . Broadhurst, J. W.; Co. G; Regt. 8 MO Bridgeman, B. E.; Co. A; Regt. 2; Inf.; Farmers Branch, TX; p. 12. Sherman, TX; p. 143; (TN). Broch, J. W.; Co. B; Reg t. I Cav. ; Bridges, A.A.; Co. I ; Regt. 50 VA lnf·.; Cameron, TX; p. 128; (TN). Fort Worth, TX; p. 66; (VA). Brocke, F. M. ; Co. A; Re gt . 7 KY Cav. ; Bridges, G. S.; Co. F; Regt. 9 TN Cav.; Fort Worth, TX; p. 43; (KY). Hartwoods (?), TN; p. ll4 ; (TN). Broden, A. C.; Co. D; Regt. 3 HO; Bridges , J. E.; Co. H; Regt. 38; Ewrickey, AR; p. 17. Gainesville, TX; p. 160; (TN). Brodie, D.M.; Co. G; Regt. 22 AR Inf.; Bridges, P. M.; Co. A; Regt. 3 Cav.; Van Buren, AR; p . 231; (AR). Pine Bluff, AR; p. 197; (AR). Broiles, J. M. ; Co. F; Regt. 2; Bridges, R. J. ; Co . K; Regt. 4 Cav.; Hewitt, TX; p. 179; (TN). Sulphur Springs, TX; p. 192; (TN). Broiles, J. H.; Co. F; Regt. 2 TN Inf.; Bridges, T. W.; Co. A; Regt. ll MO; Hewitt, TX; p . 117; (TN). Prairiedell, TX; p. 18 . Bronagh, O. L. ; Co. Adj.; Regt. 16 AR Brien, R. P. P. ; Co. B; Regt. 1 MO Nashina, HO; p. 14. Inf.; Viosti (?) , TX; p. 17 . Bronson, G. W.; Co. D; Regt. 11; Brigg, F. W.; Co . H; Regt. 2 TN; Harts Shelbyville, TN; p. 181; (TN). ville, TN; p. ll8; (TN). Brook, J. S.; Co . A; Regt. 8; Cl inton, Briggs, J. B. ; Co. A; Regt . 2 KY Cav.; TX; p. 123; (TN). Russellville, KY; p. 45; (KY). Brook, W. A.; Co . G; Regt.26; Dyers Briggs, J. B. General; No Co. or Regt. ; burge, TN; p. 188; (TN). Russellville, KY; p. 47; (KY). Brooks, C. W.; Co. E; Regt. 3 HO Cav.; Briggs, J. R.; Co. E; Regt. 11; Ginds· Harshville, MO; p. 5. ville, TN; p. 138; (TN). Brooks , J. H. ; Co. I; Re gt. 154; Wi lls Briggs, W. J.; Co. C; Regt. 9; Union Point, TX; p. 185; (TN). City, TN; p. 153; (TN). Brooks, J. H.; Co. K; Regt . 1; Bunker Brigam, W. C.; Co. I; Regt. 21 AR; Hill, TN; p . 182; (TN). Dallas, TX; p. 209; (AR). Brooks, J. M.; Co. A; Regt. 3 MO Cav. Briley, J.; Co. I; Regt. 9; Mangrum, Shelby's Brig . ; Hason, TX; p. 8. TN; p. 150; (TN). Brooks, M. B. ; Co. E; Regt . 10 AR; Briley, J. A.; Co . E; Regt. Hunter!i; Renwod, TX; p. 230; (AR). Langsco, TX; p. 8. Brooks, W. J.; Co. I; Regt 13; Bringle, Alex; Co. A; Regt. 2 AR Bat. Jackson, TN; p. 193; (TN). Cav. ; Dover, AR; p. 234 ; (AR). Broome, P. M. ; Co. ·G; Regt. 2 Cav.; Brinley, John; Co. K.: Regt. 4 AR; McLoud, 0. T.; p. 185; (TN). Morgan, AR; p. 231; (AR). Brooster, N. P.; Co. E; Regt. S; Briscoe, 0. W. M. H.; Co. E; Regt . 63 Cloudshief, N. N. (?); p. 19 1; (TN) . TN; Gainesville, TX; p. 123; (TN). Bros her, J. A. ; Co. G; Re gt. 11 MO Briscoe, W. J.; Co. F; Regt. 10 MO Inf.; Hero, Taylor Co., TX; p . 16. Clark's Brig.; Echo, AR; p. 1. Brow, G. W. ; Co. F; Regt. 19; Brite, T. B.; Co. G; Regt. 8; Alvord, Arkaster (?), TX; p . 138; (TN) TX; p. 12.

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Brow, John; Co. H; Regt. 16; TN; Brown, J. D.; Co. B; Regt. 2 AR; p. 142; (TN). Gasnett, AR; p. 229; (AR). Browder, F. G.; Co. G; Regt. 3 KY Cav.; Brown, J. H. ; Co. B; Re gt . ? ; Hender Mont gomery , AL; p . 48; (KY). s on, TX; p. 190; (TN). Browder, Ishann; Co . A; Regt. 7 KY Brown, J. J. ; Co. Bat.; Regt. TN; Cav.; Ful ton, KY; p. 58; (KY). Memphis, TN; p. ll3; (TN). Browinz, J. l'I.; Co. G; Regt. 43; Brown, J. N.; Co. B; Regt. 2 Cav.; Whitman, TX; p. 136; (TN). No home address; p. 128; (TN). Brown, A. F.; Co. B; Regt . 4; Dallas, Brown, J. O.; Co. Bradley's; Regt. 9 TX; p. 193; (TN). AR: Plainsville, TX; p. 238; (AR). Brown, A. J . ; Co. B; Regt. 26; Nabb, Brown, J. W.; Co. H; Regt. Crawford 1 s; TX; p . 132; (TN) Camden, AR; p. 2ll; (AR). Brown, A. J.; Co. A; Regt. 2 AR Inf.; Brown, J. W.; Co. B; Regt. 8; Dallas , No home address; p. 204; (AR) . TX; p . 128; (TN). Brown, A. M.; Co. C; Regt. 31; Brown, J. IV.; Co. G; Regt. l & 3 MO; Abilene, TX; p. 175; (TN). Addinton, I. T.; p. 17. Brown, B. H.; Co. ?; Regt. West Bat Brown, James, Co. E; Regt . 15; Weston, tery; Vergie, TX; p. 218; (AR). TX; p. 132; (TN). Brown, C. C.; Co. A; Regt 4 AR Cav.; Brown, James M.; Co. G; Regt 3 AR; Greenville, TX; p. 203; (AR). Honey Grove, TX; p. 205; (AR) . Brown, C. S.; Co. H; Regt 2; Glass, Brown, John A.; Co. ?; Regt. Sturdeman TN; p. 167; (TN). 5 Bat.; Tyler, TX; p. 70; (VA Inf.) Brown, C. S.; Co. F; Regt. 5; Gates Brown, L. J.; Co. I; Regt. Shank 's ville, TX; p. 16. Brig.; Bates City, '10 ; p. 8. Brown, D.; Co. F; Regt. 8 Hunter's; Brown, M. K.; Co. H; Regt. 15 AR ; Georgetown, TX; p. 18. Sardis, AR; p. 198 ; (AR) . Brown, D. A.; Co. ?; Regt. Poukes Brown, R. A., ~ID; Co. E; Regt. 3 KY Art.; Richmond, VA; p . 86; (VA). Cav.; Cuba, KY; p. 47; (KY). Brown, Dixie; Co . A; Regt. 11; Heller, Brown, R. H.; Co. ?; Regt. Slurterauts TX; p . 160; (TN). Bat.; Tyler, TX; p. 86; (VA Art.) Brown, Frank D.; Co. D; Regt. 25 Bat. Brown, R. N.; Co. G; Regt. 6 AR; Inf.; Philipsburg, MT; p. 66 (VA). Sherman, TX; p. 220; (AR). Brown, G. B.; Co. K; Regt. 30 Inf. Brown, Rensie; Co. ? No Regt.; Tulla Zachary, LA; p. 70; (VA). home, TN; p. ll7; (TN). Brown, G. R.; Co. I; Regt. 20; View Brown, Robert S.; Co . Haney•s Art.; (?), KY; p. ll2; (TN). Tulton, ?; p. 48; (KY). Brown, G. R.; Co. I; Regt. 20; Brown, S. B.; Co. E; Regt. 43 VA Bat. Marion, KY; p. 191; (TN) . Hostry Com.; Clay, TX; p. 86; (VA). Brown, G. T.; Co. B; Regt. 6 VA Cav.; Brown, S. J.; Co. E; Regt. 43 Bat. Cav. Moseley, VA; p. 80; (VA). Mosby; Amarillo , TX; p. 79;· (VA). Brown, G. W.; Co. F; Regt. 19; ltasca, Brown, T. A.; Co. B; Regt. 3; Val TX; p. 130; (TN). dasta, TX; p. 164; (TN). Brown, H. C.; Co . H; Regt. 23 AR; Brown, T. R.; Co. F; Regt. Mosley's; Bowie, TX; p. 206; (AR). Greenwood, TX; p. 81; (VA Cav.) Brown, H. C.; Co. A; Regt. 8 KY Cav.; Brown, Tina N. ; Ladies Honor Roll; Overbrooke, I. T. ; p. 59; (KY) . Philipsburg, Mf; p. 37. Brown, H. R.; Co . K; Regt. 2 Cav.; Brown, W. A.; Co. A; Regt. 9 Cav.; Weir, TX; p. 128 ; (TN). Gatesville , TX; p. 13. Brown, I. M.; Co. B; Regt. l TN; Brown, W. F.; Co. C; Regt. Horgan 's; Dallas, TX; p. ll5; (TN). Goldthwai te, TX; p. 239; (AR) . Brown, J. C. ; Co. ? ; Re gt. 1 Art. ; Brown, W. C. ; Co. F; Regt. 23 TN Inf.; Dallas, TX; (TN). Gainesville, TX; p. ll4; (TN). Brown, J. C.; Co. ?; Regt. 1 Battery; Brown, W. C.; Co. Arg. mag.; Gaines 70 Commerce St. , Dallas, TX; ville, TX; p. 143; (TN). p. ll6; (TN). Brown, W. H.: Co. C; Regt. S; Henri etta, TX; p. 143; (TN) .

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Brown, W. H. ; Co. C; Regt. 5; Henri Bryant, I. A. ; Co. E; Regt. 3; Alva etta, TX; p. 143; (TN). rado, TX; p. 16. Brown, W. J.; Co. A; Regt. 32; Mt. Bryant, S. A.; Co. C; Regt; 12 AR NC; Pleasant, TX; p. 168; (TN). Sipe Springs, TX; p. 240; (AR). Brown, W. L.; Co. G; Regt. Wilson Bryant, W. G. ; Co. B; 30 TX Gav.; no Cav.; Jackson, TN; p. 164; (TN). home address; p. 11. Brown, Lt. W. M.; Co. Ist Rockridge; Bryson, E. N.; Co. B; Regt. 48 TN; Regt. 1 Bat. VA; Austin, TX; Rugby,TX; p. ll2; (TN). p. 86; (VA Art.) Bryson, G. W. ; Co. C; Regt. Perkins Brown, W. P.; Co. A; Regt. McRae; Bat.; Gainesville, TX; p. 2. Wynne, AR; p. 197; (AR). Bryson, J. H.; Co. D; Regt. 3 TN; Brown, W. R. ; Co. K; Regt. 2 Cav.; Bogota, TX; p. 112; (TN). Wynne, AR; p. 162; (TN) . Buchanan, John; Co . C; Regt; 4; Eads, Brown, Willis; Co . I; Regt . l; Hills TN; p. ll5; (TN). boro, TX; p. 193; (TN). Buchhanan, J . T.; Co. Recruiting Officer; Brownell, J. B. ; Co. C; Regt. 8 KY Celina, TX; p. 172; (TN). Cav.; Mayfield, KY; p. 57; (KY). Buckhanan, H. C.; Co. K; Regt. 4 Cav.; Browning, J. G. ; Co. H; Re gt. 3 AR; Caddo Mills, TX; p. 171; (TN). Camden, AR; p. 214; (AR). Buckhonnon, H. D.; Co. H; Regt . 43; Browning, J. N.; Co. C; Regt. Trader' s Comaville, TN; p. 126; (TN). AR Cav.; Amarillo, TX; p. 220; (AR). Buckner, J. N.; Co. G; Regt. ll MO Inf.; Browning, W. E.; Co. ? ; Regt. Wiggin' s Chereno, TX; p. 10. Battery; No home address; p. 209; Bucks, Jas. H.; Co. G; Regt. Howard; (AR). Bruce, AL; p . 230; (AR). Brownlow, J. C.; Co. K; Regt. 22; Bugg, J. V.; Co. ? ; Regt . HcNally; Denton, TX; p. 124; (TN). Willow Pond, TX; p . 212; (AR). Bruce, A. M.; Co. D; Regt. 2 Cav.; Bugg, IV. A.; Co . A; Regt. 12 KY Inf. ; Oldtown,TN; p. 167; (TN). Clinton., KY; p. 56; (KY) . Bruce, Capt. D. H.; Co. A; Regt. 51 Buggs, J . C. ; Co. C; Regt. 14; Waxaha Inf.; Red Horse, TN; p. 66; (VA). chie, TX; p. 182; (TN). Bruce , J. L.; Co. L; Regt. 1 Art.; Bukalto, P. S. ; Co. G; Regt. Dobbins; Austin, TX; p. 12; (TN). AR; p. 228; (AR). Bruce, L. N.; Co. F; Regt. 8 Cav.; Bull, R. C.; Co. A; Regt. 38 AR; Morristown, TN; p. 176; (TN). Fountain Hill, ?; p. 199; (AR). Bruce, H. T.; Co. E; Regt. 18 VA Cav.; Bullers, I. H.; Co. D; Regt . 5 MO; No home address; p. 82; (VA). Waxahachie, TX; p. 15. Brume, Joe; Co. L; Regt. 44; Cleve Bullington, I. R.; Co. F; Regt. 8; land, TN; p. 191; (TN). Teaster, TX; p. 170; (TN). Brumley, B.; Co . F; Regt. 12; Gorman, Bullurd, E. R. ; Co. A; Regt. Leary ' s TX; . p. 230; (AR). Bat, 1 MO Brig.; Ashland, MO; p. 8. Bryan, J. A.; Co . F; Regt. 38; Bundy, Z. T.; Co. F; Regt. 9; ~felford, Prairie, TN; p. 126; (TN) . TX; p. 171; (TN). Bryan, J. A.; Co. B; Regt. 50; Claren Bunn, J. R.; Co. A; Regt. 41 TN; don, TX; p. 191; (TN). Black Rock, AR; p. 233; (AR). Bryan, J. C. ; Co. I; Regt. 6 Ky Inf. ; Bunnell, T. A.; Co. I; Regt . 11 TN; Franklin, KY; p . 56; (KY). Woolworth, TN; p. ll6; (TN). Bryan, J. M.; Co. G; No Regt.; Cannon Bunson, J. N.; Co. H; .Regt. 22; Chico, Co., TN; p. 143; (TN). TX; p. 120; (TN). Bryan, Thos. S.; Co. A; Regt. 10 Cav.; · Burch, H. M.; Co. A; Regt . 5 KY Cav . ; Prescott, AR; p . 197; (AR). Versailles, KY; p. 47; (KY). Bryant, C. IL; Co. A; Regt. 2 AR; Burch, W. B. ; Co. G; Regt . 2; Nash Lamar Co., TX; p. 201; (AR). ville, TN; p. 154; (TN). Bryant, E. B.; Co. I; Regt. Broaks Burehal, J . R.; Co . C; Regt . 16 MO Inf.; AR Vol.; Mulbury, AR; p. 229 (AR). Paris, TX; p . 3. (To be continued)

SEPT. 19'16 165 MISSIONARY SURVEY

Copled from 'THE CHRISTIAN ALMANACK'

1825

from Mrs. Jeanne J. Tabb

Hissions of the American Baard of Corranissioners for Foreign Missions Instituted in 1810

I. Mission at Bombay . Commenced in 1813. 3 Stations- -Bombay, on the island of the same name, and capital of the British Possessions in Western Hindostan. Rev. Gordon Hall, Miss. James Garrett, Printer. ~ 6 miles north of Bombay. Rev. Allen Graves, Miss. Tannah , principal town on the island of Salsette, 25 miles from B:>mbay, Rev . John Nichols, Miss . Rev. Edmund Frost, with his wife and Mrs. Graves, sailed for the mission at Bombay Sept. 27, 1823. No. of schools at these stations 18, pupils 900, books and Tracts printed 30,000. II. Hissions in Ceylon . Commenced in 1816. 5 Stations- -Tillipally, 9 miles north of Jafna. Rev. Daniel Poor, Miss. Nicholas Permander, Native Preacher. Batticotta, 6 miles N. W. of Jafna. Rev. Benj. c. Meigs, Henry Woodward, Miss. Gabriel Tissera, Nat. Preach. Oodooville, 5 miles N. of Jaf. Rev. Miron Winslow, Hiss. Francis Malleappa, Nat. Preach. Panditeripo, 9 miles N.W. of Jaf. Rev. John Scudder, H. D. Hiss. George Koch, Nat. Med . Assist. Manepy, 4Ji miles N. w. of Jaf. Rev. Levi Spaulding, Hiss. . • • III. Mission Among the Cherokees. Commenced 1817. Stations 6. ~, in Tennessee, on Chickamaugah Creek, 250 miles N. w. of Augusta, 150 s. E. of Nashville; • • • Rev . Ard Hoyt, !fiss. Dr . Elizur Butler, Phys . Sylvester Ellis, Schoolm. John Vail, Henry Parker, Frederick Elsworth, Farmers. Erastus Dean, Ainsworth E. Slunt, Mechanics. Car111el , formerly Taloney, 62 miles S . E . of Brainerd. Rev. Daniel S . Butrick, Miss. Moody Hall, Schoolm. Creek Path, 100 miles W. S. W. of Bra. Rev. William Potter, Miss . Hiqhtower, 80 miles S. S. E . of Bra. Isaac Proctor, Schoolm. ~' 50 miles S. w. of Bra. Rev. William Chamberlain, Miss. Haweis, 60 miles S. of Bra. John C. Elsworth, Schoolm. IV. Hission Among the Choctaws . Com. 1818. Stations 6. Elliot, in Mississippi., on the Yalo Busha Creek, 40 miles above its junc tion with the Yazoo; 400 miles W. S.W. of Bra(inerd, TN). , • Mr. Cyrus Byington, Hiss . Dr. William w. Fride, Phys. Joel Wood, Schoolm. John Smith, Zechariah Howes, Farmers. ~, on the ook- tib be- ha Creek, 12 miles above its junction with the Tombigbee. Rev. Cyrus Kingsbury, Miss. and supt . of Choctaw Mission. William Hooper, Schoolm. Calvin Cushman, Farmer. Philo P. Stewart, Samuel Wisner, Mechanics. Bethel , s.w. of Mayhew. Loring s . Williams , Stephen B. Macomber, Schoolm. Enunaus, 140 miles S.E. of Hayhew. Joseph Jewell, Schoolm. Anson Gleason, Hechanic. Six Towns, Elijah Bardwell, Farmer. Anson Dyer, Schoolm. Rev . Alfred Wright, Miss. in this district. s. E . District of the Choctaw Nation, Adin c. Gibbs, Schoolm. Samuel Hosely, Miss. David Wright, David Gage, Schoolm. William Holland, Josiah Hemingway, Farmers. Ebenezer Bliss , Mechanic. V. Hission Among the Cherokees of the Arkansaw. Com . 1820. Dwight, on the W. side of Illinois Creek, 4 miles N. of Arkansaw River, and 500 from its junction with the Mississippi. Rev . Alfred Finney, Rev. Cephas Washburn, Miss. Jacob Hitchcock, James Orr, Farmers. Asa Hitchcock, Mechanic. Among the Indians , the .Baard has 13 stations, and about 500 Indian children have received instruction. The object of the Board is to place schoolmasters and evangelists in every district , who shall perform the same labours and exert the same kind of influence as the vill age school master and pa.rish minister in New England .

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VI . Mission at the Sandwich Islands. Com. 1820. Stations, Hanaroorah & Wymai. Rev . Hiram Bingham, Rev . Asa Thurston, Rev. William Richards, Rev. Charles ~ewart, Rev. Artemas Bishop, Miss. Dr. Abraham Blatchely, Phys. Samuel Whit ney, Joseph Goodrich, James Ely, Licensed Preachers and Assistant Missionaries. Levi Chamberlain, Supt . of Secular Concerns. Elisha Loomis, Printer. Thomas HOf'OO, John Honooree, and George Sandwich, Native Assistants. VII . Mission to Western Asia. Com . 1820. Mal.ta. Rev. Daniel Temple, Rev. Wm. Goodell, Rev. Isaac Bird, Miss. Jerusalem. Rev. Pliny Fisk, Rev . Jonas King, Miss . VIII. South America. John c. Brigham, Theophilus Parvin, exploring Missionaries . IX. Foreign Mission School. Estab. 1816. Rev. Herman Daggett, Principal. John H. Prentice, Assistant . . • . Summary • . • The "Missionary Herald" is published for the Board, by Samuel T. Armstrong, No. 50, Cornhill, Boston.

Missions of the Board of Managers of the General Conventi on of the Baptist Denomination in the United States

Burman Mission. Com. 1814. Rangoon, on the N. bank of the E. branch of the Irrawaddy, 30 mi. from its mouth. Rev. Adoniram Judson, D. D. Miss. Dr. Price Phys. Moung Shwa Gnong, Native Preacher. ~ the capital of the Birman Empire, and residence of the Emperor. Dr. Price, Phys. resides here at present . The Board design(ed) to ma.ke this a permanent station. Coxe ' s Bazar, in Arracan, S. E. of Bengal. This station has become vacant by the death of Mr. Colman . Chittaqonq, at present is vacant. The prospects of the Mission in Burmah are very encouraging, The Rev. Jonathan Wade sailed for this mission in company with Mrs. Judson, June 22, 1823 . II, African Missions . Monrovia , the colony of the American Colonization Soci ety. Collin Teague and Lot Carey, (coloured men,) Miss . III, Indian Missions. Com . 1820. 6 Stations. Withinqton, at Tuchabachee, in the Creek nation. Rev. Lee Campere, Miss. Mr. Simonds, Schoolm. Valley Towns, aroong the Cherokees • • • Rev. Thomas Roberts, Miss . The Mission family consists of 26 persons . Here are two schools and 70 scholars . .. Carey , 100 miles N.W. of Fort Wayne ••• Rev. Isaac McCoy, Miss • •• Grand Rive"'i"";astation lately estab lished among the Ottawas. Mr. Peter Thurston has been appointed assistant of Mr . McCoy at these stations . Lead Mines, in Illinois, on the Mississippi. An Indian school is established at this place. Rev. Mr . Ficklin . , • • Publications of the Baptist Board-"The Latter Day Luminary" and " The Columbian Star," published by John s. Meehan, Columbian Office, North E Street, Washington City.

Missions of the United Foreign Missionary Society Inst. in 1817

Union Mission. Com. 1820. On the W. bank of Grand River, 25 miles N. of its junction with the Arkansaw, 700 miles above the junction of the Arkansaw and Mississippi. Rev. w. F. Vaill, Rev. Epaphras Chaprnan, Miss. Marcus Palmer, Phys . William C . Requa, Stephen Full er, Abraham Redfield, John M. Spa ul ding, Alexander Woodruff, George Requa, Asst. Miss •. A school of 13 Indian children. II. Great Osage Mission. Com . in 1821 • •• 80 miles S . w. of Fort Osaqe. Rev. Nathaniel B. Dodge, Rev . Benton Pixley , Rev. William B. Montgomery, Miss . William N. Belcher, Phys. Daniel H. Austin, Samuel Newton, Samuel B . Bright , Otis Sprague, Ama.sa Jones, Asst . Miss. School of 15 children . III. Tuscarora Mission. 4 miles E. of Lewiston, Niagara Co., N. Y. Rev. D.M . Smith , of Lewiston. IV. Seneca Mission. Com. 1811. 4 miles from Buffalo ••• Rev. Thompson S. ~· H. Bradley, Assist. Miss. School of 30 children. --- SURVEY - Continued

V. Cataraugus Mission. Com. 1822. Near La.ke Erie, 30 miles from Buffalo. William A. Thayer, Assist. Miss. School of 21 children. VI. Fort Gratiot Mission. Com. 1822. On the river St. Clair, 1 mile below the outlet of Lake Huron. John s. Hudson, Assist. Miss. School of 15 Indian children. VII. Mackinaw Station. Com. 1823. On the island of Mackinaw. Rev. William M. F(P)erry, Miss. • • . The Publication of the society, is "The American Missionary Register," edited by Zechariah Lewis, Domestic Secretary and Treasurer, No. 38, Broad Street, New York.

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Index to Volume XXII No . J Septembe_;-,J.2.Z§:

Aldredge lJO Byington 166 Dodge 167 Anstead 117 Dodsworth i,141,142,144 Antwiler 141,143 Cain 146 Dorman 1J1 Arant i,115,116,119 Calverley 14J Dorroh 150 Are her 152 Camp 151 Dowd 145 Armstrong 131,167 Campbell 118 Draper 154 Atkinson 151 Carey 167 Dreeser 1JO Austin 167 'Carmichael 151 Dul.aney 117 Caruth 118 Dunn 154 Bachman 1JJ,1J4 Carroll 156 Dur an 155 Bailey 151 Cham berlain 166,167 Dy er 166 Baird 150 Champ i, i i,116 Baker i,1J2,1J5 Chapman 167 Eakin 146,147 Ball 142 Clark 1JO Edde 147 Ba.reis 131 Cl em 1J1 Eddleman 157 Bardwell 166 Cleveland 152 Ehrenfeld 1.58 Bargsly 142 Clinton 1J 1, 154 Ei ms 146 Bar nes 150 Coates 168 Ell is 166 Bateman 150 Cochran i,1J2,1JJ Elsworth 166 Bearden 154 134,135,150 Ely 167 Beckner 147 Coddington 117 Ewing 1JO Belcher 167 Collins 116 Berry 159 Colman 167 Farmer 116 Bickner 147 Corner 156,157 Ficklin 167 Biggerstaff 143 Compere 167 Field 1JJ,1J4 Bingham 167 Con ner 155 Finney 166 Bird 167 Cook 154 Fis her 1JO Bi shop 167 Cowart 130 Fisk 167 matchely 167 Craft 14J F1..eming 1J 1 Bliss 166 Crawford i,118,156 Fostrer 131, 147 fil unt 166 157,1.58 Fouraker 1J1 Bockstruck 117 Crow 155 Frost 166 Bohannan i,159 Crowell 129 Ful.ler 167 Bonner 129 Currie 151 Boyd 151 Cushman 166 Gage 166 Boykin 115 Gallagher ! JO Bradley 167 Daggett 167 Carrett 166 Brigham 167 Daugherty 131 Garrison 154 Bright 167 Davidson 147 Carry 150 Brock 155 Dean 166 Carza 150 Brown 116,!JJ,145,154, 155 Deason 155 Gibbs 151,166 Browning 148 Deckler 155 Gillsman 1J 1 Bryant 141, 142, 144 Dennis 147 Gil more 159 Buck 145 DeSpain i,11 6,120 Gleason 166 Bud dy 131 De Ville 117 Gnong 167 Burch 150 Diamond 1J1 Goodchield 14J Butler 166 Di ener 141 , 142 Good ell 167 Butrick 166 Dixon 144 Goodrich 167

SEPT. 19'76 169 Gosset 155 Jones 155,158,167 Malleappa 166 Graves 166 Judson 167 *Marcello 117 Gregory 159 Martin 130 Grigsby 131 Kelly 158 Martiniere 130 Groves 145 Kemp 131 Massingill 146 Grow 150 Key 131 Meadows 150 Growley 148 Kidd 130 Means 131 Killian 148 Meehan 167 Haddox 146 King 155,167 Meigs 166 Haden 154 Kingsbury 166 Miller 146 Hall 166 Knight 131,132,133 Mills 145 Hamilton 147 Koch 166 Milner 154 Hard in 116 Koenig 148 Montgomery 167 Hz.rlen 156 Kupfer i Moore 131,147 Harper 118 Morris 115, 11 6,117 H~ 132,134,150 Laforce 146 Mosely 166 157, 167 Lang 131 Moulder 151 Harrison 1)1 , 133 Lar ner i,140 Murphy 154 Hart 158 Law 133 1E Marsalis 130 Harvey 133 Lawrie 154 Hayman 150, 151 Lawson 154 Newton 167 Hemingway 166 Led bet ter 145 Newman 133 Henderson 130, 131 Lee 134 Nichols 166 Hicks 1i.o Leonhardt 148 Norman 146,141 Higgins 147 Level 148 Hill 1i.6 Lewis 168 Ol i ver 130,131 Hitchcock 166 Lilley 151 Orr 166 Holland 155,166 Lindsey 117 Orwig 1_58 Holl is i,116,150,152 Linton 146 Holt 131,145 Lloyd 158 Painter 146 Honooree 167 Lockey Wl Palmer 167 Hooper 166 Loomis 167 Parker 166 Hopoo 167 Lavett 148,151 Par vin 167 Hord 130,131 Lowrie (Lawrey) 154,155 Patterson 134,154,155 Howard 147,148 Lu i Pat ton 131 Howell 133 Luallen 140 Payne 143 Howes 166 Lukalew 151 Pearson 118,140 Hoyler 154 Peeler 131 Hoyt 166 McBride 150 Peirce 1_58 Hubbard 159 McCormick 1_58 Perm.ander 166 Hudson 168 McCoy 167 Perry 168 Hughes 132,133,134 McCracken 145 Phillips 147 Hume 150 McCullough 143 Pixley 167 Humphries 147 McFadden 158 Poor 166 Hunt 155 McFaden 147 Poovey 154 McGowen 150 Porter 131,145 Jack 131 McKay 154 Posten 131 Jackson 142,154 McKnight 157,169 Potter 166 Jacoby 133,134 McMurtry 147 Prentice 167 Jagoe 156, 158 McNulty 151 Price 167 James 150 Pr ide 166 Jennings 155 MacCauley 168 Proet or 166 Jewell 166 Macomber 166

SEPT. 1976 170 Quillman 1J0,1J1 Spa.rkman 120 Vail 166 Spa.rkman-Hillcrest 11 6 Vaill 167 Raley 146 Spaulding 166,167 Record 1J2 Speakman i,117,145 Wade 167 Redfield 167 Spears 1J1 WllJ.drop i,154 Renfrow 146 Sprague 167 Walker 151 Requa 167 Steenson 140 Ward 1J1 Richards 167 Steinman 131 Warren 155 Riley 151 Stevens i,130,159 Washburn 166 Roach 1J1 Stewart 166,167 Watkins 154 Roberson 118 Stubbs 144 Webb 140 Roberts lJ0,167 Sturdivant 146 Weems 154 Robinson 150 Swan 116 Welch 155 Rodney 150 West 150,151 Rubincam 117 Tabb i,158,166 Whatley 154 Russell 148 Ta turn 145 Wherry L54 Ryan 150 Taylor 133,134,155 Whitaker 131 Teague 167 Whitney 167 Sandwich 167 Templ.e 167 Wick 159 Schmidt 142 Te ni son 1J 1 Wildauer 142 Scudder 166 Thayer 168 Williams 117,132,143 Sealey 154 Thomas 1J4 145,166 Sears 154 Thomas ton 131 Wilson 151 Sewell 145 Thompson 131 Winfrey 117 Shel ton 130 Thurman 146 Winkler 156,157 Sherman 156 Thurmond 146 Winslow 166 Shirley 151 Thurston 167 Wisner 166 Shutt 130 Tissera 166 Wood 166 Simonds 167 Toole 131 Woodruff 142,167 Smith i,116,1J1,154 Treadwell 155 Woodward 166 158 ,166,167 Trickett 11 6 Wright 133 ,150,166 Smull i,158 Tucker 130 Wylie 154 Snapp 147 Turner 131 Wynn 147 Snelgrove 150,151,154 Tuttle 140 Snell i,116,159 Younkin 117 Sonntag i,141,142,143,144 Usel ton 145 Utt 148

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~'L 1. Spa.rkman-Hillcrest Funeral Home early ledgers 120-129 (to be continued)

2. Cochran Chapel Cemetery tombstones 135-139

3, No, 2J Muster Roll of Recruits, Civil War 152-153 4 . Twelfth Annual Meen~\:n~ 0~~r~~:\confederate Veterans, 1902 16o-165

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