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| 701 |  | McLemore, Ada Wallace (Gordon) with her grandsons, Carl and Rick, of Limestone County, Alabama Ada Gordon McLemore, "Momma Mac," with her grandsons, Carl and Rick. This was taken in celebration of her 100th birthday at the Lindsey Lane Baptist Church Hall, where another grandson, Dusty serves as pastor. l to r: Carl McLemore, Ada McLemore, Rick McLemore | |
| 702 |  | McLemore, Albert Sidney B. 1869 Tennessee D. 1921 California Albert Sydney McLemore was a native of Murfreesboro, TN. Born in 1869, he was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Marine Corps on July 1, 1893. He served with the Marine Guard aboard U.S.S. NEW YORK in 1894 and aboard U.S.S. Philadelphia from 1895 to 1897. During the Spanish-American War he served with Co. E, First Marine (Huntington's) Battalion, North Atlantic Fleet from April 22, 1898 to September 20, 1898. He was present ashore at Guantanamo, Cuba in defense of Camp McCalla June 11, 12 and 13, 1898 for which he was later appointed Captain by Brevet on March 18, 1901 for "distinguished conduct and public service in the presence of the enemy at Guantanamo, Cuba". This was a particularly high honor in a time when there no decorations in the Naval service to award bravery for officers. The Medal of Honor was reserved for enlisted men only until after the Mexico Campaign in 1914. He had a long career in the Marine Corps serving on numerous ships and stations. By 1917 he had been promoted to Colonel and became Asst. Adjutant and Inspector in the Marine Corps. In 1918 he assumed the duties of Officer-in-Charge of the Marine Corps Recruiting Publicity Bureau in New York, N.Y. | |
| 703 |  | McLemore, Alvin Hayes and Lillie (Porter) Family ca 1925 or 1926 Seated, l to r: Ernest Alvin, Alvin Hayes , Hubert Dale, Lillie (Porter), and Lillie Hazel McLemore Standing, l to r: Seavey Hayes and Bonnie Erline McLemore | |
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| 705 |  | McLemore, Amos B., ca 1900's and crewmates on a Gulf Oil Rig
Husband of Elizabeth Catherine Rich B. 1869 North Carolina D. 1944 Louisiana Diane McLemore Harrison writes that her grandfather, Amos B. McLemore, was hired by Gulf Oil around the turn of the 20th century, moving to the Shreveport, Louisiana area from North Carolina. He drilled offshore platforms in Caddo Lake for Gulf. Allegedly, not proven yet, he helped drill the first offshore well, there." In this photo of Amos and co-workers on a rig, she writes that he "is the short one, fourth from the left, with the mustache." | |
| 706 |  | McLemore, Amos, Ida and Edward ca 1871 The children of Lofton Hayes McLemore and his first wife, Elizabeth Bullard | |
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| 708 |  | McLemore, Angelo, ca 1905, Rains County, Texas Angelo McLemore, the son of Elisha Right and "Jim Ann" McLemore, age 2, Rains County, Texas | |
| 709 |  | McLemore, Atkins Jefferson b. 1857 Tennessee d. 1929 Texas Served in the Texas House, District 87, as a Democrat from Corpus Christi/Nueces County from Jan. 10 1893-Jan. 24, 1897 | |
| 710 |  | McLemore, Bettye Parker Widow of John Robinson "Pondus" McLemore | |
| 711 |  | McLemore, Bettye Parker (center, in gold) and family Bettye, surrounded by her children and grandchildren, and with her mother, Olney Barnhill Parker, seated to her right | |
| 712 |  | McLemore, Britain Sanders, Jr. Husband of Florence Edna Wilson B. 1888 D. 1944 Tennessee | |
| 713 |  | McLemore, Bruce and Daran Irene, ca 1956 Twins Bruce and Daran Irene, celebrate their 25th Birthday | |
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| 715 |  | McLemore, Clebe Norman Clebe Norman sits to the right, with a unknown person on the left. PLEASE HELP US IDENTIFY THE UNKNOWN INDIVIDUAL. | |
| 716 |  | McLemore, DeFord, Roland and Rufus, ca 1931 Sons of Ira McLemore and Alma Bragg | |
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| 719 |  | McLemore, Earl Thought to be photo postcard of Earl as a Baby, taken in Sabine County, Texas, probably when he was six to nine months old. It is possible, however, that this is instead a photo of one of his older brothers (Percy or Ray). PLEASE HELP US VERIFY WHICH McLEMORE BROTHER THIS IS. | |
| 720 |  | McLemore, Earl ca 1940's Earl, left, with an unknown Army buddy. He was stationed in Italy during World War II. | |
| 721 |  | McLemore, Edward and Lena family, ca 1905, Cumberland County, North Carolina Bottom Row: L to R: Unknown, Edward C. McLemore, Amos L. McLemore, Lena (Beard) McLemore, Ralph McLemore, MyrtieMcLemore, little Miss Ira Gray, Clebe McLemore, Sidney McLemore, two unknown boys, and Inez Jones, a few feet from the rest of the group Top row: L to R: unknown occupants of the top section of the home PLEASE HELP US IDENTIFY THE UNKNOWN INDIVIDUALS. | |
| 722 |  | McLemore, Edward Cladius B. 1867 North Carolina D. 1930 Virginia Husband of Lena Atwood Beard, and father of eight | |
| 723 |  | McLemore, Elisha Right B. 1860 Arkansas D. 1922 Texas Dolores McKee writes that Elisha was orphaned at a young age, his mother dying in childbirth and his father dying in the Civil War when Elisha was still a toddler. He was raised in the Star City area with the children of his Uncle Sterling, who had also died in the Civil War. He left for East Texas in the 1890's, where he was said to have had relatives already living. | |
| 724 |  | McLemore, Elisha Right's Children This photo of the children and step-children of Elisha Right McLemore was taken at the funeral of their sister, Emily McLemore Spann. Emily died in Fresno, California in October 1941. Front Row, L to R, Ida Reed Smith (stepdaughter), Rosa Reed Austin (stepdaughter), Mabell Reed Walker (stepdaughter), Fallie McLemore Johnson, Mozelle McLemore Hill-Tippit-Carter Back Row, L to R: Lillie McLemore Milliron, Angelo McLemore, Robert McLemore | |
| 725 |  | McLemore, Emma Lelee B. 1900 D. 1981 Texas Emma mailed this photo postcard to her sister-in-law, Nina McLemore, on May 5, 1913, writing on the back "Hello Nina. How are you all by now. I will send you one of my pictures. Kiss the little boy for me. I sure want to see him." | |
| 726 |  | McLemore, Ernest and Norma, April 1956 William Ernest McLemore of Vidor, Texas, with his daughter, Norma Faye. | |
| 727 |  | McLemore, Ernest Edward Husband of Mary Florence Conn B. 1889 D. 1963 | |
| 728 |  | McLemore, Ernest Edward ca 1910 Ernest was a lifelong resident of Sabine County. This is a photo of Ernest (l) with Wiley Kerr (r), probably taken around 1910. | |
| 729 |  | McLemore, Eugene Alford B. 1891 Texas D. 1925 Oklahoma Died as a result of an automobile accident | |
| 730 |  | McLemore, Evon Viola ca 1920 Evon as a young girl | |
| 731 |  | McLemore, Evon Viola ca 1930's Wife of Dale Tisdale B. 1914 Texas | |
| 732 |  | McLemore, Evon Viola ca 1930's Appears to have been taken sometime in the 1930's, probably early in her teaching career | |
| 733 |  | McLemore, Evon Viola ca 2006 Evon McLemore Tisdale (right), poses with her younger brothers, Lynn (left) and Tom (standing-center) at the celebration of her 93rd birthday in Lufkin | |
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| 735 |  | McLemore, Felix Harrelson
Husband of Clarissa Batey B. 1843 Louisiana D. 1919 Missouri Often described as the most colorful of the McLemore brothers. His self proclaimed profession was that of a professional Monte Dealer. Letters Felix and Clarissa exchanged show Felix was most often gone to Idaho or Montana prospecting for gold. From their letters, and the birth dates of their 10 children, we gather Felix was home long enough for Clarissa Isabella to become pregnant, and then he would be off again on another mining prospect. | |
| 736 |  | McLemore, Felix Harrelson Felix McLemore with his youngest daughter, Lottie Johnstone | |
| 737 |  | McLemore, Felix Harrelson Felix with unidentified members of the family of his daughter, Lottie McLemore Johnstone. PLEASE HELP US INDENTIFY THE UNKNOWN FAMILY MEMBERS. | |
| 738 |  | McLemore, Felix Harrelson Perhaps due to his many years of prospecting, Felix appears to have developed a love for the outdoors. | |
| 739 |  | McLemore, Felix Harrelson ca 1910-1919 Felix was living with his daughter, Lotta McLemore Johnstone in St. Louis in the later part of his life. | |
| 740 |  | McLemore, Frank ca 1908 with wife Nancy (Sims) and their oldest son, Samuel Duard McLemore Appears to have been taken in Jasper, Texas around 1908, shortly after their son Samuel was born | |
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| 742 |  | McLemore, George Washington
b. 1871 d. 1950 Texas Husband of Frances "Fannie" M. Burkhalter. His grandson, George Carl McLemore, speculates this may have been a portrait taken on the occasion of his 1901 marriage to Fannie. | |
| 743 |  | McLemore, George with wife Fannie (nee Burkhalter), probably 1940's George and Fannie McLemore. Their grandson, George McLemore, reports that "unfortunately the name of the goat is unknown." | |
| 744 |  | McLemore, Hemp Arnold
b. 1913 d. 1983, Texas Husband of Esther Lois Pearson | |
| 745 |  | McLemore, Hemp Arnold with wife, Lois (nee Pearson) and son George, ca 1944 Family portrait taken when son George was still a baby. Hemp was also still in uniform. | |
| 746 |  | McLemore, Ira Henry Strickland White Husband of Alma Clara Bragg B. 1896 D. 1970 Texas | |
| 747 |  | McLemore, James Knox Polk and Family James Knox Polk McLemore and his wife, Margaret Jackson are seated. Sherry Murray believes the other seated woman is Margaret's mother, who was said to have later married one of James McLemore's brothers after her first husband died, making her both mother-in-law and sister-in-law. James and Margaret's children stand behind them. Sherry's grandmother, Viola is in the center of the back row, in the white dress. Viola was an artist, and loved all things with lace and frills, and always dressed accordingly. The identity of the other children, presumably Viola's siblings, is currently unknown. PLEASE HELP US IDENTIFY THE OTHER CHILDREN OF JAMES AND MARGARET. | |
| 748 |  | McLemore, James Knox Polk and wife, Margaret Jackson James Knox Polk with his wife, Margaret Jackson. His descendant, Sherry Connally Murray points out the knot of hair visible on Jame's head. She writes that because this hank of hair saved his life as a young man, he forevermore refused to have it cut, wearing it pinned up to his head in a small bun. She indicated she had heard two differing versions of the story, in one it happened during the Civil War, and in the other he was coming home from a bar in Jackson. "Anyway it happened when he was a young man. He fell in the river, and was drowning. Someone reached in and grabbed a hank of hair on the top of his head and saved him. He would never allow that bit of hair to be cut again for the rest of his life. It was 3 or 4 feet long." | |
| 749 |  | McLemore, James L. III Attorney and authority on the McLemore family. He was the author of several books about the family, most notably "The Early History of the McLemore family of Virginia and the Carolinas." | |
| 750 |  | McLemore, Jerry Dene Appears to have been taken while Jerry Dene was in high school. This photo was inscribed to his grandmother, with love. | |
| 751 |  | McLemore, Jerry Dene Taken when he was serving in the U.S. Navy | |
| 752 |  | McLemore, Jerry Dene Taken when he played football at Seymour (Texas) High School | |
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| 755 |  | McLemore, John Dabney b. 1813 Tennessee d. 1880 | |
| 756 |  | McLemore, John Finn ca 1875 Husband of Ruth White B. 1853 Georgia D. 1924 Texas Finn McLemore was born in Georgia in 1853, moving with his parents to Texas when he was still young. His first two wives both died in childbirth within a year of their marriages, and his oldest daughter, Valuma, was raised by her mother's parents, Francis and Sarah Wigley. Finn and his third wife, Rutha White, had eight children. | |
| 757 |  | McLemore, John Finn ca 1912 and family Finn and Ruth at the funeral of their son, Rufus, in 1912. Ruth's face is hidden by her bonnet, and bowed in grief. Finn sits besides her, a slight man with a white beard. To Ruth's left is her daughter-in-law, Nina, and to Finn's right are his remaining sons. Their daughters were seated to the far left and not visible in this extract from the larger photo. | |
| 758 |  | McLemore, John R. "Pondus," ca 1964, and family Pondus and Bettye (Parker) McLemore with their three eldest children, Shawn, Brian and Sharon, ca 1964 in Boulder | |
| 759 |  | McLemore, John Roy and Willie Mae, Family Home The family home in Paris, Texas, possibly at 2343 Culbertson Street, which was the address of his residence at the time of his death | |
| 760 |  | McLemore, John Roy, ca 1950's Photo of Roy taken during his tenure as president of Paris Junior College | |
| 761 |  | McLemore, John Roy, Graduation Photo, ca 1920's Husband of Willie Mae Robinson B. 1896 D. 1961, Texas He attended Sam Houston State Teachers College, Huntsville, and later, East Texas State at Commerce, receiving his master's degree from the University of Texas, and the honorary LLD from Howard Payne College. He even studied for a time at the University of Dijon in France, after World War I service | |
| 762 |  | McLemore, John Roy, President of Paris Junior College, Paris, Texas, ca 1950's Joining the faculty of the two year old college in 1926 as basketball coach and instructor, he became its head three years later, and guided its growth, from obscure quarters in Paris High School basement and a shoestring budget, to a million and a half dollar plant, and a high scholastic standing | |
| 763 |  | McLemore, John Roy, World War I Roy served with the 90th Division in France during World War I, and wore the Purple Heart for injuries during that period. | |
| 764 |  | McLemore, Kathleen Marie ca 1910 As an infant | |
| 765 |  | McLemore, Kathleen Marie ca 1920's with Ralph Cormack and Ludonia (Hawley) McLemore Kathleen Marie stands behind her oldest brother, Ralph McLemore, and his wife, Ludonia Hawley McLemore | |
| 766 |  | McLemore, Kathleen Marie ca 1930's with Ralph Comack and Myrtie Ann Kathleen McLemore Adams with her oldest brother, Ralph, and oldest sister, Myrtie | |
| 767 |  | McLemore, Kathleen Marie ca 1940s to 1950s with her older sister Kathleen McLemore Adams with her sister, Myrtie McLemore Atkins | |
| 768 |  | McLemore, Kathleen Marie ca 1960's, with Amos, Agnes McLemore, and Inez McLemore Kathleen McLemore Adams with her brother, Amos McLemore Sr, his wife, the former Agnes Brown, and their widowed sister-in-law, the former Inez Carter. Kathleen and Amos were both children of Edward and Lena McLemore from North Carolina. | |
| 769 |  | McLemore, Keton Jessie ca 1890's or 1900's Married to (1) Emma J. Spears and (2) Mary Lou Hankins B. 1876 D. 1954 Texas | |
| 770 |  | McLemore, Keton Jessie ca 1940's After Keton's first wife, Emma J Spears, died he married second Mary Lou Hankins. He had thirteen children. | |
| 771 |  | McLemore, Keton Jessie with Mary Lou Hankins Keton Jessie McLemore and Mary Lou Hankins were both widowed with children at the time of their marriage in the late 1920's | |
| 772 |  | McLemore, Kezziah Elizabeth of Perry County, Mississippi Born to John T. McLemore and Agnes Smith, whose mother (Nancy Vinnie Baptiste) was said to have been a Native American. She married in Hazlehurst, Copiah, Mississippi to John Thomas Freeman. They later lived in Franklin County, where they were buried at the town of Hamburg. | |
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| 785 |  | McLemore, Lelan Ernest ca 1960, Vidor High School Lelan is the son of William Ernest McLemore and Juanita Webster. | |
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| 787 |  | McLemore, Lofton Hayes B. 1844 D. 1906 Sampson County, North Carolina Pvt 2nd Co A 2nd Artillery Regt, C.S.A. Lofton was married twice, and the father of seven children in total. | |
| 788 |  | McLemore, Lorene, Walter and Gene Children of Eugene Allen McLemore and Winona Lovia Terrill, probably taken before their father's death in 1925. From left to right, Walter Felix Harrison, born 1915, Emory Eugene, born 1922, and Lillie Lorene, born 1914. | |
| 789 |  | McLemore, Lynn ca 1935 Appears to have been taken around 1935 on the front porch of the McLemore home in San Augustine. Lynn was the youngest of six children. | |
| 790 |  | McLemore, Lynn ca 1966, with Jack Hughes and Ben Benkelman Taken in Houston, after a fishing trip, at the home of Tom and Bonnie McLemore. Lynn may have been accompanied by one of his sons. The man in the middle is a neighbor of the McLemore, Jack Hughes,and the young boy possibly his namesake son. On the right is Ben, the father of Bonnie Benkelman McLemore. | |
| 791 |  | McLemore, Lynn ca 1981 and Bobbie Joyce (Denton) Probably taken around the time of their marriage in 1981 | |
| 792 |  | McLemore, Margaret Elizabeth ca 2005 Wife of Denton Farmer Lee B. 1910 D. 2007 Johnston County, North Carolina Honored for the "rare store of knowledge concerning economic, political, social and family history she assembled giving thousands of people opportunity to fulfill their search for family roots and appreciation of the heritage of Johnston County." She was for many years the curator of the Heritage Center of Johnston County in Smithfield, North Carolina, and remained Curator Emeritus until her death at age 97. | |
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| 794 |  | McLemore, Mary Melvine B. 1891 D. 1970 Texas | |
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