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From the Castle of Ralf, Sire De Tirel Near Paris France; to England; to Ireland; to the USA; and Beyond-- These Are Some of the Terrell Trails Upon the Sands of Time Terrell Trails From the castle of Ralf, Sire de Tirel near Paris France; to England; to Ireland; to the USA; and beyond-- these are some of the Terrell Trails upon the sands of time. Variations include: Taral, Tarall, Tarel, Tarell, Taril, Tarill, Tarral, Tarrall, Tarrell, Tarrill, Teral, Terall, Teril, Terill, Terral, Terrald, Terrall, Terel, Terell, Terrel, Terrell, Teril, Terril, Terrill, Theral, Therel, Therell, Therrell, Theril, Therill; Thiral, Thirel, Thiril, Thirrel, Thirril, Thorvil, Thurvil, Tiral, Tirel, Tiril, Tirrel, Tirrell, Tirril, Tirrill, Tural, Turel, Turil, Turrel, Turrell, Tyral, Tyrall, Tyrel, Tyrell, Tyril, Tyrill, Tyrral, Tyrrall, Tyrrel, Tyrrell, Tyrril, Tyrrill, etc. Fall 2002 128 20th Ave NW Vol. XVIII Cairo Georgia 39827-1017 ISSN 0884-2108 http://www.CairoNet.com/TERRELL/INDEX.HTM No. 3 IN THIS ISSUE COMING NEXT ISSUE PART THREE: DESCENDANTS OF Part 4: Descendants of Anthony M. Terrell, Part 3 ANTHONY M. TERRELL,PART 2 . 1565 will trace forward from the ???? generation to pre- ADDED INFO JESSE D. TERRELL sent day descendants who are close relatives of #62 P. 1553, last issue . .1575 Mrs. Nunnally and her cousin, #492 Mrs. Cherie L. CALENDAR . .1564 Gentile. CHANGES . 1564 We have some photos that are too space consuming MC KAY BIBLE RECORDS . 1587 to publish in Trails. Most of those will be put into a NATHAN TERRILL CORRECTION . 1585 PHOTO SUPPLEMENT and made available to those O. H. P. TERRELL . 1585 who desire a copy. This entire collection complete QUERIES . 1588 with all additions & corrections submitted will be S. TERREL of NM . 1585 made into a volume for the LENDING LIBRARY. STONEAGE . 1579 T*R*L SERVICEMEN 1784-1811 . .1576 THANK YOU TERRIL IOWA . 1586 We thank Member # 661,. R. D. Lawson for a gen- TERRILL VS CHAO . 1586 erous gift to our Archive Fund. The TURRALLs of East Suffolk . 1579 We thank Member # 521 Mrs. Johnnie Roden Gam- bel for her assistance in transcribing FOLLOWING THE TRAIL by Georgia Wharton Lamb and for her generous offer to transcribe other volumes in our LENDING LIBRARY. 1563 Terrell Trails PUBLISHER'S STATEMENT SOCIETY OFFICERS TERRELL TRAILS is published quarterly by the Mr. Don C. TERRILL . President TERRELL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, INC. Mr. John Cramer. Vice-President © 2002 by TERRELL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, INC Mr. Guy Livingston Clarke, Jr. .Vice-President Reproduction in part is permitted if credit is given and Miss P. J. Achramowicz. .Vice-President the address at right accompanies the reprint. SUBSCRIPTION RATES PER YEAR Dan Brinson . .Secretary/Editor Society Membership (includes TRAILS)…...$15.00 Mr. Terrell Marshall III. Treasurer Lifetime Membership (includes TRAILS)…………………………………...$150.00 LENDING LIBRARY orders and all correspondence to: Extra Charges Outside USA…………………………...……$5.00 TERRELL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, INC Air Mail……………………………….……..$5.00 Dan Brinson 128 20th Ave NW Back Issue/sample copy…………………..…$5.00 Cairo, GA 31728-1017 INTERNET E-MAIL: RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE [email protected] Chanute, KS, beginning Saturday afternoon. Cha- CALENDAR nute is in southeast Kansas on Highway 169 and Upcoming Reunions & Family Events near Highway 75. Relatives who descend from an- Send US Yours Today! cestor Matthew TERRELL of Champaign Co OH and Orrin Lemuel CHAPMAN of IN and KS and TERRELL REUNION any other collateral lines are welcome. Saturday Descendants of Rev. William S. TERRELL; Sat- evening meal is catered; Sunday noon urday, October 12, 2002 9:00 AM Central Time. meal is covered dish. Sharing talent, photos, and The TERRELL Reunion will be held at Laura Hill genealogical information is always part of the Baptist Church, Leander, LA. weekend. This is between Hineston and Leesville on Hwy For further information and meal reservations con- 121 You actually turn off of Hwy 121, but just fol- tact: Kathryn Cox, 7920 San Felipe Blvd #1902, low the signs for Laura Hill Baptist Church. Bring Austin, TX 78729-7903 Phone: 512-918-1744: your old pictures and genealogical info. [email protected] Everyone is invited. It's a covered dish affair. For additional info, better directions, etc. please con- CHANGES tact: #579; Mrs. Nita Welch; P O Box 277; Births, Marriages, Moves, Deaths Sugartown; LA; 70662-0277 Phone: 337-328- You let us know: Who? When, Where? 7270: [email protected] New Addresses Reunion of Descendants of Isaac and Nettie #505 CHAPMAN TERRELL; Saturday June 21 and Ms. Alta Webb 18980 Audrain Co. Road 306 Sunday June 22, 2003 in Central Park Building of Mexico, MO 65265-6025 1564 Terrell Trails Part Three: Descendants of Anthony M. TERRELL EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third of a multi-part series on the ancestors and descendants of Anthony M. TERRELL. This project was initiated by lifetime member, Mrs. Helen Nunnally in order to provide a complete record for her immediate line. Other parts in later issues will contain more known descendants of Anthony M. TERRELL. This work is mostly information supplied to Don C. Terrill and the Society by Mrs. Nunnally and her cousins. Numbers in super-script following names refer to end notes indicating where Mr. Terrill received the information pertaining to that person. Information on the descendants of Martha TERRELL was added by #492 Cheri Gentile. We thank her for her valuable contribution to this work. DFB Generation No. 4 41. Maudie Evelyn13 TERRELL (Alan Brinsfield12, Martha11, Anthony M.10, Richard C.9, William8, James7, William6, Richmond5, Robert4 Tirrold, William3 Tyrrold, David2, Robert1)28 was born 25 Jan 1890 in Caddo Mills, Hunt Co, Texas, & died 17 May 1977 in Orcutt, San Luis Obispo Co, Calif. She married Thomas Parker HOOPER 7 Sep 1907 in Caddo Mills, Hunt Co, Texas, son of Thomas HOOPER & Polly REEVES. He was born 21 Aug 1880 in Alabama, & died 17 Oct 1960 in Bellflower, Los Angeles Co, Calif. More About Maudie Evelyn Terrell: Census 1900: June 18, 1900, Allen Terrell household, age 9, TX, Hunt Co. Children of Maude TERRELL & Thomas HOOPER are: + 53 i. Birtie Lorraine14 HOOPER, born 12 Oct 1908 in Caddo Mills, Hunt Co, Texas; died 23 May 1994 in Sacramento, Calif. + 54 ii. Vernon Glen HOOPER, born 14 Dec 1910 in Seymour, Baylor Co, Texas; died 18 Apr 1989 in Calimesa, Riverside Co, Calif. + 55 iii. Clint Carrol HOOPER, born 25 Apr 1918 in Caddo Mills, Hunt Co, Texas; died 8 Mar 1983 in Long Beach, Los Angeles Co, Calif. 42. Hezekiah Peyton13 TERRELL (John Wesley12, Peyton11, Anthony M.10, Richard C.9, William8, James7, William6, Richmond5, Robert4 Tirrold, William3 Tyrrold, David2, Robert1)29 was born 23 Feb 1885 in Bullard, Smith Co, Texas, & died 11 Jan 1965 in Jacksonville, Cherokee Co, Texas. He married Mary Clyde CURLEY 5 Mar 1905 in Bullard, Smith Co, Texas. She was born 25 Mar 1887 in Blackjack, Cherokee Co, Texas, & died 25 Feb 1977 in Jacksonville, Cherokee Co, Texas. Children of Hezekiah TERRELL & Mary Curley are: 56 i. Vinnon Grady14 TERRELL, born 14 Feb 1909 in Bullard, Smith Co, Texas; died 25 Dec 1922 in Bullard, Smith Co, Texas. + 57 ii. Opal Auntionette TERRELL, born 20 Oct 1913; living 2002. + 58 iii. Travis Earnest TERRELL, born 18 Feb 1918 in Bullard, Smith Co, Texas; died 27 May 1995 in Galveston, Texas. + 59 iv. Hezekiah Peyton TERRELL, Jr., born 25 Aug 1921 in Bullard, Smith Co, Texas; died 30 Jun 1987 in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, La. 44. Lou Berta13 TERRELL (John Wesley12, Peyton11, Anthony M.10, Richard C.9, William8, James7, William6, Richmond5, Robert4 Tirrold, William3 Tyrrold, David2, Robert1)29 was born 11 Sep 1888 in Bullard, Smith Co, Texas, & died 9 Dec 1945 in Jacksonville, Cherokee, Texas. She married Luther Boyd COOPER 6 Aug 1905 in Bullard, Smith Co, Texas. He was born 22 Oct 1880 in Guntersville, Marshall Co, Ala., & died 1 Sep 1958 in Buffalo, Leon Co, Texas. Luther Boyd COOPER's death certificate #50408, Freestone County TX. Lou Berta's death certificate 52210, Cherokee Co. TX. Obituary from unidentified newspaper indicated that Luther Boyd COOPER, 78 of Buffalo, TX, formerly of Bullard, died at Teague Hospital after a short illness. Funeral services were held at County Line Baptist Church with Rev. E. B. Brooks pastor of East Tyler Baptist Church officiating and assisted by Rev. Albert Dusek, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church of Greggton. Burial was in Bullard Cemetery. He was a retired farmer; member of County Line Baptist Church. Grandsons served as pallbearers. Children of Lou TERRELL & Luther COOPER are: + 60 i. John Curtis14 COOPER, born 3 Jul 1907 in Bullard, Smith Co, Texas; died 17 Aug 1955 in Tyler, Smith Co, Texas. + 61 ii. Wadel Bernice COOPER, born 3 Jan 1909 in Bullard, Smith Co, Texas; died 23 Jan 1951 in Tyler, Smith Co, Texas. + 62 iii. Carroll COOPER, born 5 Jul 1910 in Bullard, Smith Co, Texas; died 5 Jul 1993 in Tyler, Smith Co, Texas. + 63 iv. H. P. COOPER, born 6 Oct 1911 in Bullard, Smith Co, Texas; died 14 Mar 1982 in Tyler, Smith Co, Texas. + 64 v. Luther Boyd COOPER, Jr., born 17 Feb 1913 in Bullard, Smith Co, Texas; died 25 Sep 1993 in Tyler, Smith Co, Texas. + 65 vi. Helen Christine COOPER, born 17 Oct 1914 in Bullard, Smith Co, Texas; died 25 May 1994 in Tyler, Smith Co, Texas. + 66 vii. Julian Wayne COOPER, born 6 Jan 1917 in Bullard, Smith Co, Texas; died 7 Jan 1970 in Tyler, Smith Co, Texas. + 67 viii. Margaret "Margie" Ruth COOPER, born 11 Sep 1918 in Bullard, Smith Co, Texas; died 20 Apr 1975 in Texarkana, Bowie Co, Texas. + 68 ix. Frank COOPER, born 14 Aug 1920 in Bullard, Smith Co, Texas; died 22 Jul 1995 in San Antonio, Texas. + 69 x. Thomas Lawrence COOPER, born 13 Nov 1922 in Bullard, Smith Co, Texas; died 3 May 1986 in Paris, Lamar Co, Texas.
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