Pattie Emma Goodloe

Notes:

Obituary, copied from FindAGrave:

Aunt Pattie Maund

Pattie Emma Maund was the daughter of Dr. R. K.(Robert Kemp) and Neriza Ann Goodloe of Sabinetown, Texas. She was born April 15, 1851, and departed this life at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. E. King, Hemphill, February 23, 1933, at the age of 81 years, 10 months and 8 days.

She married Henry Clay Maund, June 24, 1869, at Sabinetown, Texas. He preceded her in death, August 16, 1920.

To this union were born ten children, namely: Gordon Lee Maund, Harry Mellon Maund, Mrs. Vernon Gladys King, Twin boys, Rev. L.V. Maund of Thomas, Okla; Looman Goodloe Maund, Oklahoma City, Okla; Mrs. Mabel Kelly Iles wife of Dr. John Iles, who departed this life in the year of 1915: Rob Maund, who died in infancy; Mrs. Bertha Annie Felts of League City, Texas and Leo Bascom Maund of Houston.
She is survived by the above named children, 31 grandchildren, 12 great grand children and one sister, Mrs. Mollie Plunket of Keine, Texas and 14 nieces and nephews.
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?.at Sabinetown, south, in which?loyal and devoted member until God called her home.

"Miss Pattie" as she was fondly called lived a life of love and service exemplifying the life of our Lord. "Who went about doing good, ministering to the sick and needy---obeying the injunctions of scripture where we are told, that pure and undefiled religion before God the Father is this, to visit the fatherless and widows in time of their afflictions and to keep ones self unspotted from the world and her entire life was lived in harmony with this scripture and its teachings. All her life was thusly lived in Sabine County.

The above named relatives and a host of life long friends mourn her going.
"Servant of God, well done, Thy glorious warfare is past, The battle is fought, the victory won ___And thou are crowned at last."

The funeral was conducted from the First Methodist Church, the pastor officiating. Interment was made in the Hemphill cemetery.

Sons and sons-in-law were pallbearers. Grand daughters---Grace, Thelma and Wilhemina Maund and Gladys Iles were flower girls.

Pattie married Judge Henry Clay Maund on 24 Jun 1869 in Sabinetown, Sabine County, Texas. Henry (son of William Wallace Maund and Caroline Young) was born on 21 Apr 1844 in Georgia; died on 16 Aug 1920 in Sabine County, Texas; was buried in Hemphill City Cemetery, Hemphill, Sabine County, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Gordon "Gordy" Leon Maund was born in Apr 1868 in Texas; was buried in Low's Chapel Cemetery, Hemphill, Sabine County, Texas.
2. Robert Maund was born about 1874 in Texas; and died.
3. Harry Mellon Maund was born on 2 Aug 1877 in Sabine County, Texas; died on 21 Sep 1941 in Hemphill, Sabine County, Texas; was buried in Hemphill City Cemetery, Hemphill, Sabine County, Texas.
4. Lewis Vivian Maund was born on 20 Sep 1880 in Texas; died in Dec 1972 in Enid, Garfield County, Oklahoma.
5. Lumon Maund was born on 20 Sep 1880 in Sabine County, Texas; and died.
6. Mabel K. Maund was born in Feb 1883 in Sabine County, Texas; died on 28 Nov 1918 in Sabine County, Texas; was buried in Brookeland Cemetery, Brookeland, Sabine County, Texas.
7. Annie Bertha Maund was born on 27 Sep 1888 in Hemphill, Sabine County, Texas; died on 6 Oct 1977 in Webster, Harris County, Texas; was buried in Hemphill City Cemetery, Hemphill, Sabine County, Texas.
8. Vernon G. Maund was born in Jan 1892 in Sabine County, Texas; and died.
9. Leo Bascomb Maund was born on 31 Jan 1895 in Hemphill, Sabine County, Texas; died on 18 Jul 1963 in Beaumont, Jefferson County, Texas; was buried in Knupple Cemetery, Silsbee, Hardin County, Texas.

Notes:

"Dr. Goodloe had attended college in Kentucky, studied medicine in Ohio, and enlisted in Sidney Sherman's Company in Kentucky December 1836. This company arrived in Texas January 1836, and Robert K. Goodloe was assigned to Capt. Karnes Co as Orderly-Sgt. he was in the Skirmish of April 20th, and in the Battle of San Jacinto April 21, 1836. He then served in the Mexican War of 1846, as Brigadier Gen. He was a true Texas Patriot, serving for many years as Chairman of the Texas Veteran's Association for the 2nd Senatorial Dist. He was devoted to the interest of his fellowman, interested in saving life, not destroying it. He moved his family to Sabinetown and practiced medicine until his death. He also farmed and raised famous race horses. He and his wife are buried in Sabinetown Cemetery.They were the parents of ten children, eight of them who lived to be adults." (White and Toole)

The Sabinetown Cemetery listing also shows him as a member of Co. K, 2 Texas Mtd Vols, CSA, and as a son of Robert Goodloe and Agnes Johnson.

(Research):Census Information:

1860 Census
Texas, Sabine, Sabine
66-66
R.K. Goodlow 46 M Physician 1000 9895 Va
N.A. Goodlow 40 F La
Francis A Goodlow 14 F
N.W. Goodlow 10 M
P E Goodlow 8 M
G. B. Goodlow 6 M
J.C. Goodlow 4 F
H.S. Goodlow 2 M

1870 Census
Texas, Sabine
R.K. Goodloe 57 M W Physician 1000 1000 Virginia
Henrietta Goodloe 50 F W Keeping House Louisiana
Norris M. Goodloe 21 M W Texas
Janet B Goodloe 16 M W Texas
Joella C. Goodloe 14 F W Texas
Harry S. Goodloe 14 M W
Bob Goodloe 7 M W Texas

Robert married Neuriza Agnes "Ann" Roberts about 1838. Neuriza (daughter of William Roberts and Sarah) was born in 1820 in Louisiana; died in 1868 in Sabine County, Texas; was buried in Sabinetown Cemetery, Sabine County, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The daughter of William Roberts. Shown as Henrietta on the 1870 census? Or had Dr. Goodloe remarried?

Notes:

(Research):Possibly from this line?

GEORGE SR. ROBERTS (GEORGE1) was born Abt. 1745 in North Carolina?, and died 1809 in Washington Parish, Louisiana. He married "RHODA" PAYNE, daughter of JOHN PAYNE. (family lore says she is the sister of [Payne-1949 | Dolly Todd- Madison]) She was born Bet. 1749 - 1768 in Pittsylvannia County, Virginia, and died Bet. 1780 - 1781 in Pittsylvannia County, Virginia.[1] His family settle on the Bogue Chitto River north of Franklinton LA.[2]

Head rights on the Bogue Chitto River North of Franklinton ? James Gwin ? Isaac and William Roberts ? Jacob Alford ? Elisha Roberts ? Woody Jones ? Tom Bickham ? Edmund Hunt ? Jonathan Magee ? William Carter.[3]

The children of George Roberts Sr. and Rhoda, his wife as named in the will of 19 November 1805 and apparently in the order of their birth were:

Anned Roberts Lee
George Roberts,(land grant in wife's name in St Tammany)
John Roberts
William Roberts (land grant in St Tammany)
Elisha Roberts (land grant in St Tammany)
Samuel Roberts
Milla (Amelia) Roberts Shim (Chisum?)
Isaac Roberts (land grant in St Tammany)
Thomas Roberts
Abasolom Roberts
James Roberts
George Roberts Sr. did not die in Tennessee, or enroute to Spanish West Florida. The fact that the will was deposited with the Commandant of the district is evidence that he did die in the Florida Parishes

American State Papers Public Lands Vol. III, page 72

Abstract containing a list of the actual settlers on land in that part of Louisiana which lies east of the Mississippi River and Island of New Orleans and west of the Pearl River, who bore no claims thereto derived from the French, British, or Spanish governments. Parish of St. Tammany

Thomas Roberts Dec. 1810 (1) Thomas Roberts was the eldest son of George Roberts, Junior, deceased, and of his wife Susanna Roberts. Thomas Roberts was born ca. 1792 and would have been age 18 in 1810 and therefore able to settle land in his own name.
Susannah Roberts Oct. 1807 (2) Susannah Roberts was the widow of George Roberts, Junior, deceased, and mother of the above Thomas Roberts.
Elisha Roberts Sep. 1810 (3) Elisha Roberts was a brother of the above George Roberts, Junior, deceased
Isaac Roberts May 1809 (4) Isaac Roberts was another brother of the above George Roberts, deceased
Wm. Roberts Dec. 1809 (5)Wm. Roberts was a brother of George, Elisha, and Isaac Roberts.
Succession records of St. Helena Parish, Louisiana, 1804-1854

St. Helena Parish, Louisiana Successions, Drawer R-4

Will of George Roberts, Senior

In the name of God a men I George Roberts of Hawkins county State of Tennice Being in perfect health and memory at present thanks be to god for it calling unto mind and mortality of my Body and knowing that it is appointed once for man to die do make and ordain this my last will and testament that is to say

principally and first of all I give and recommend my soul into the hand of the almighty god and give it and my Body I recommend to the earth to be Buried in a decent christian manner at the discretion of my Executors hoping at the general resurection I shall receive the same again By the almighty power of ---------p

And as touching such worldy estate where with it hath pleased God to blefs me with I give devise and dispose of the same in the following manner and form- first I give to my dearly Beloved wife Rhoda Roberts the land and plantation where I now live with all the moveables there to and stock of horse s cattle hogs and sheep during her widowhood and if she should mary then let her be put to her thirds and if the children Should mary then I give them some things to Begin to keep house with and keep accopmt of such things

my daughter Anned Lee I give to her one dollar
my son George Roberts I give him also one dollar
my son John Roberts I give him likewise one dollar
my son William Roberts I give him one dollar
my son Elisha Roberts I give him one dollar
my son Samuel Roberts I give him one dollar
my daughter Milla Schim one dollar
I give to my son Isaac Roberts one hundred and twenty five acres of land it being the place where he now lives and the rest of the land to be devided between Thomas Roberts and Absolom Roberts and James Roberts an Equal division Between them three so the same and Equal division of the whole at their mothers death and as for my negro woman lettis and her child Catherine to Belong to my wife as long as she lives and at her death Both to be free

If my wife should dy before the child is twenty seven years of age she may give it to one of the children to have tel she is of that age and to be free. I have not left the other children one dollar for anything I have against them I have given to them their part Before

ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament in witness whereof I set my hand and seal this nineteenth day of november in the year of our lord one thousand Eight hundred and five.

Samuel Smith George Roberts (Seal) Wm. Paine

On back Estate of George Roberts Last Will of George Roberts Bogue Chitto Will of George Roberts

The following two documents were folded within the will:

Whereas William Roberts left a will in the Hands of the Comandant that George Roberts Snr. made in his lifetime, we have By our Consent agreed to Recawl the sd. will Back in to our pofeesion as we have Come on the termes, and agreed to Settle in Regard to the Estate amongst our Selves

Given under our hand this 29th day of Septembr 1809 Thomas Roberts James Roberts Isaac Roberts her Milla Chisum mark

This compilation will refute many of the assertions found in a book by Emily Griffin Roberts of Terrell, Texas - "Ancestral Study of Four Families, Roberts, Griffin, Cartwright & Simpson". (1937) Mrs. Roberts believed that one, William Roberts was the father of the brothers who settled in Spanish West Florida before 1810 which is incorrect as George Roberts Sr. who made his will in 1805, was their father. Her list of brothers and sisters is also found to be incorrect. The above will had not been discovered at the time she made these assertions.[4]

William married Sarah. Sarah was born before 1795; died before 1865. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Married:
Sabine County, Texas Affidavit of B. R. Payne, sworn on August 25, 1927 and witnessed by Edna Whitehead, Notary Public. B. R. Payne was age 74 at that time, and a livelong resident of Sabine County, living about two miles south of Geneva. He was also a grandson of William Roberts "who once owned a league of land lying partly in Sabine and partly in San Augustine Counties, near the town of Tebo. From family history I understand that William Roberts died about 1836, in San Augustine County. His wife was Sarah Roberts, my grandmother. After my Grandfather's death my Grandmother married a man by the name of Tanner who lived with her a few years and then, I understand, abandoned her. My Grandmother and Tanner had no children. So far as I know, my grandfather William Roberts was never married but the once and my Grandmother was married only twice as set out above. My Grandmother, Sarah Roberts, died before I can remember, sometime before the Civil War." At the end of his affidavit, he stated his information was given partly by actual knowledge and the remainder from family history.

He went on to state that "The children of William Roberts and his wife, Sarah, were four in number:

1) Talitha Stevenson, who married James Stevenson.
2) Neriza Goodloe, who married Dr. R.K. Goodloe.
3) Urza Ann Payne, who married B. W. Payne, my father.
4) W. P. Roberts