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1	Email received on November 29, 2007: "I haven't connected Cassius "Cash" Fisher to my Fisher's yet, but am sure there is a connection. Especially since I carry both Fisher & Huffman blood and his grandmother was a Hoffman (now spelled Huffman here). Just haven't made the connection yet. Anyway, to let you know Cassius "Cash" Fisher was born in Hamilton County Indiana (as far as I could find as was the rest of his siblings). He married Inez F. Kinnaman on 4/18/1914 Marion County Indiana. She was married 1st to William A. Sears on 6/15/1895 Hancock County Indiana and had 4 children with him. She and Cassius had 2 children supposedly but I haven't proved that as of yet or dates for them. Anyway, I just thought that might help you." Sender: NolaMrtn1@aol.com	Family: F9678
2	Mary Ann McLemore, who married Jesse SLEDGE on March 28, 1822, in a ceremony performed by the Baptist preacher, Nathaniel Chambliss (Sussex Marriage Register, pp. 176, 299). (James L. McLemore, III, p. 78)	Family: F8225
3	Mary Jane Sullivan (Frederic-3, Thomas-2, Thomas-1) was born on 9 May 1842 in Mississippi.19 She died on 16 Mar 1902. She was buried in Alex Sullivan Cemetery, Smith county, Mississippi.1,2 Mary Jane Sullivan and Francis Marion Howell were married in 1859 in Mississippi. Francis Marion Howell (son of William Marion Howell and Elizabeth McLemore) was born on 24 Feb 1837 in Covington County, Mississippi.42 He appeared in the census in 1860 in Smith County, Mississippi, p112.. He was christened in 1866 in Smith County, Mississippi State Census, p5. He appeared in the census in 1870 in Smith County, Mississippi, p447, hh#57/55.. He appeared in the census on 10 Jun 1880 in Smith County, Mississippi. He appeared in the census on 21 Jun 1900 in Smith County, Mississippi. He died on 12 Dec 1913. He was buried in Old Zion Cemetery, Smith County, Mississippi.58 Mary Jane Sullivan and Francis Marion Howell had the following children: 369 i. Louisa Udora Howell was born on 13 Aug 1860 in Smith County, Mississippi. She died on 30 Sep 1860 in Smith County, Mississippi. She was buried in Alex Sullivan Cemetery, Smith county, Mississippi.1 370 ii. William Washington Howell was born on 7 Oct 1861 in Smith County, Mississippi. He died on 12 Jul 1862 in Smith County, Mississippi. He was buried in Alex Sullivan Cemetery, Smith county, Mississippi.1 371 iii. Francis Mary Howell was born in 1864 in Mississippi. 372 iv. Frederick Craven Howell was born in 1866 in Mississippi. He died in 1942. He was buried in Old Zion Cemetery, Smith County, Mississippi.58 373 v. Ruben Thomas Howell was born in 1870 in Mississippi. 374 vi. Gather Howell was born in 1872 in Mississippi. +375 vii. William Marion Howell, born on 23 Dec 1874, Mississippi59; married Annie Jane Wood, on 19 Jan 189459; died on 29 Nov 1958. +376 viii. Benjamin Vernon Howell, born in Oct 1879, Mississippi10; married Nonie ?, in 1894, Mississippi10. Source: MSSMITH@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MSSMITH] Sullivan Here are four generations of the lineage of "Pappy Tom" of Sullivan's Hollow, MS fame. I start with his parents THomas & Margaret Sullivan of Richmond Co., GA. I have the documentation and proof for all of the info below, but it is not all in the computer yet--I have collected so much stuff in 18 years of research and now that I am able to add in photos and scanned documents to my software as of 2 years ago, it is a slow process to get it all in. I do have it all scanned and organized in folders on the computer so if you need anything I should be able to readily locate it and email to you. If you are interested, with my last bout of Sullivan research I discovered a probable father of Thomas Sr., (grandfather of Thomas of the Hollow). I believe Samuel Sullivan may be Thomas Sr.'s father's name. Cuzzin Lisa Descendants of Thomas Sullivan - 26 Oct 2006 (Received 10/30/2006)	Family: F8730
4	They were the fifth great-grandparents of Frances Ruth Burke ROCHE, the m other of Lady Diana Frances SPENCER (1962-1997), and grandmother of H.R.H. Prince William Arthur Phillip Lewis of Wales and H.R.H. Prince Henry Charles Albert David of Wales	Family: F7016
5	!MARRIAGE LIC. Schuyler Co. MO.Paage 58,Book C, 1871-92 (MCCL Doc. 13)	Family: F1086
6	"(Four couples) celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary February 22, 1959....They were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Capek, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Capek, Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Hromadka, and Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Herynk. The Capeks and Hromadkas celebrated their 50th anniversary at the Milligan Auditorium and the Herynks celebrated their 50th anniversary at Tobias Hall." (Milligan, p 236)	Family: F5440
7	". . .the epitome of courage and selflessness. . ." By Meredith Boissy Donatello My favorite ancestors are Benjamin Waite and his wife Martha Leonard Waite. Benjamin, "The Hero of the Connecticut Valley," was a courageous, loving, and capable man. When his wife and three daughters were taken captive during the Hatfield Indian Raid of September 19, 1677, Benjamin did not sit idly by but was determined to set his wife and children free or share their fate. He and another man faced the hostile French and Indians and pursued them until he returned with his family to Hatfield. During her captivity Martha gave birth to her fourth daughter, Canada Waite. Martha Leonard Waite, like her husband Benjamin, was extraordinarily courageous. She made a three hundred mile forced march to Canada while pregnant and managed to keep her three small children alive. This feat is so extraordinary because the Indians killed those captives, especially women and children, who could not keep up. This family is and was the epitome of courage and selflessness that is embedded in the American Spirit. Source: http://www.newenglandancestors.org/education/articles/NEXUS_eNews/76_p_659_677.asp	Family: F7370
8	"After receiving his license and entering a medical practice, he met a young girl named Mary DAVIS. They were married and became the parents of twins a year later, a boy and a girl. The marriage gradually fell apart and they were divorced shortly before Ford's twenty-first birthday. Leaving his daughter, Fannie, behind with his parents, Ford set out for Texas." Noble, Harry SAN AUGUSTINE TRIBUNE Thursday, October 30, 2003 "John Salmon (Rip) Ford "A New Resident"	Family: F7489
9	"Augustavus Elliott and Sarah Klemur licensed to marry August 16, 1861 O.C. Zeller, Clk" "The State of Ohio, Seneca County, I certify that I this day soleminized the marriage of Augustus Elliott with Sarah A. Cramer. Witness my hand this 18 day of August A.D. 1861 A.B. Roe VDM. Certified and Recorded September 16, 1861 O.C. Zeller, Clk." Recorded in Vol. 5, page 419. On his pension application, Augustus states that he and Sarah were married by Rev. Poe of the M.E. Church, Seneca County, Ohio on 18 August 1861.	Family: F130
10	"Claiborne is known to have married Sarah C. HARRISON, with marriage bond issued on May 17, 1826 (Southampton Marriage Register, p. 361). (James L. McLemore, III, p. 67).	Family: F8196
11	"Frank and Mary Capek celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary February 22, 1959. There were three other couples that got married that same day. They were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Capek, Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Hromadka, and Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Herynk. The Capeks and Hromadkas celebrated their 50th anniversary at the Milligan Auditorium and the Herynks celebrated their 50th anniversary at Tobias Hall." (Milligan, p 236)	Family: F1934
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14	"He m Macie Davis: three daus." (White and Toole)	Family: F704
15	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1939
16	"Lincoln County Tennessee Official Marriage Records 1838-1880", by Helen C. Marsh & Timothy R. Marsh, pub. 1974 McLEMORE J. W. McLemore to S. B. Smith, by J. R. Abernathy, 25 Oct 1874 (Courtesy of Noveda Metzger) Post to McLemore-l@rootsweb.com by MLTOMSAN@aol.com on August 6, 2007. The family of James William McLemore is mine. McLin Brice is my great great grandfather. This is a caucasian family. James William McLemore b. 16 Mar 1856, d. 6 Mar 1943. buried Blair Cemetery, Lincoln Co, TN Sara Buford Smith (his wife) b. 10 Nov 1857 d. 27 Dec 1916 also buried at Blair children: Mattie Bell b. 30 Sep 1875, d. 4 Sep 1966, buried Kirkland Chapel Cemetery, Lincoln Co, TN married to James Wesley Yarbrough Frances "Fannie" b. Apr 1878 d. 15 Mar 1958 in Elkmont, Limestone Co, AL married to Jim Lambert Hattie Lee b. 12 Mar 1881 d. 5 Feb 1961 buried Kirkland Chapel Cemetery married to Shelby Clark McMillan there was also a baby boy who died a few days after birth. apparently there was another son who I knew nothing about and would appreciate any information on - perhaps from another wife?? MaryLynn	Family: F8587
17	"Lincoln County Tennessee Official Marriage Records 1838-1880", by Helen C. Marsh & Timothy R. Marsh, pub. 1974 McLEMORE Josephine McLemore to H. D. Grffis, 14 Aug 1870 (Courtesy of Noveda Metzger)	Family: F10168
18	"Lincoln County Tennessee Official Marriage Records 1838-1880", by Helen C. Marsh & Timothy R. Marsh, pub. 1974 McLEMORE Ann McLemore to George Thomas, 8 Aug 1869 (Courtesy of Noveda Metzger)	Family: F8571
19	"Lincoln County Tennessee Official Marriage Records 1838-1880", by Helen C. Marsh & Timothy R. Marsh, pub. 1974 McLEMORE Eliza J. McLemore to James Wright 24 April 1839 (Courtesy of Noveda Metzger)	Family: F9227
20	"Lincoln County Tennessee Official Marriage Records 1838-1880", by Helen C. Marsh & Timothy R. Marsh, pub. 1974 McLEMORE Sterling McLemore to Margaret Ward, 26 Oct. 1841 (Courtesy of Noveda Metzger) Goodspeed's 1887 Coffee County, Tennessee Biographical Index indicates that Sterling and Margaret had six children: William H.,, John C., S.J., Lamyra, Henrietta and Laura. Will Johnson lists two additonal children, Cokumbus and Florence. These two children can be found on several census enumerations as well, so perhaps they were simply missed in the biography.	Family: F9257
21	"Marriage Bonds, State of Mississippi" Tishomingo Co. 1842-1846 William V. Adams and Nancy Carroll, Feb 6, 1845 Sanders Mill, M.G. Surety: John Moore	Family: F169
22	"Married a Thornberry (as had his brother, Robert) and moved away from Lauderdale County, Alabama. (The Heritage of Lauderdale County, Alabama, p. 346)." "Howell (b. 1801-?), who was born in North Carolina where the family lived for a time before coming to Lauderdale. He md. Milly ? (b. ca 1793-?) and among there children were: (1) Cargill (ca. 1831-?) who md. Susan Dement on Jan. 14, 1851, and (2) McDonald. " (The Lure and Lore of Limestone County, p. 147).	Family: F8944
23	"Married at St. Wenceslaus Church in Milligan. They observed their 50th Wedding Anniversary on Thursday, November 24, 1949 in Milligan Auditorium and their 60th at their home November 28, 1959. Their attendants, Joe Soukup Sr of Swanton, Albert Kassik Sr and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Suda, were able to be present for their 50th."	Family: F5376
24	"Mary Stejskal and Harry first met at a trap-shoot on the Svec property west of Milligan. Trap shoots were considered one of the great social events of the day. Miss Stejskal and Mr. Soukup were married at Geneva December 21, 1915, by Judge Fulton. After their marriage they settled on the Andrew Lynn farm four and one half miles west of Milligan."	Family: F5379
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26	"On the 24th of October, 1907, John White borrowed a buggy from George Oliphint, gathered up Miss Katie Morris and sallied down to Hemphill where they were married by Judge Henry Maund, the county judge."	Family: F325
27	"Pickens Co. Marriages" J.O. McMinn, 22 of Alma and Susie Trawick, 18, of Alma June 27, 1897 by T.J. Briscoe, MG	Family: F1554
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29	"Sabine County Historical Sketches and Genealogical Records" lists Mary Etta Vardeman's first husband as Wallis "Finn" Wallace. They do not provide any documentation for this, however. I believe Mary Etta's first husband was actually Thomson Wallace, and they can be located in Lawrence County, Mississippi at the time of the 1850 census. On that census, Thomson and Maretta Wallis were listed in the same household with a 3 year old Elizabeth and 1 year old Sophia. Thompson apparently died prior to 1860, because at the time of that census, Mary Etta was married to Henry Strickland White, and living with him in Sabine County, Texas. Her children from her first marriage were listed as follows: Elizabeth Wallis, age 14, Mississippi; Joseph Wallis, age 12, Mississippi; and Josephine Wallis, age 9, Mississippi. Note that Joseph was not listed in 1850, nor is a Sophia listed in 1860. I believe the 1860 census may have been in error, and that Mary Etta and Thomson were the parents of only three children: Elizabeth, Sophia and Josephine. Josephine was probably born soon after the 1850 census. Maybe the census taker confused the names Sophia and Joseph. Or, perhaps they did have a son named Joseph as well. In 1870, only 20 year old Josephine Wallace, listed as born in Texas, was still shown as living with her mother. But according to other records, a Josephine Wallace was already married to Elias Clark and living with him. I suspect it was actually Sophia Wallace who was still living at home with her mother in 1870. This suspicion can be confirmed by the fact that in 1880, 30 year old Sophie Wallace, born in Mississippi was the only child from her mother's first marriage that was listed in her mother's home. Sophia was married in 1890.	Family: F69
30	"Stephens County Marriages" Clifford Roberts, 21 of Duncan and Vera Payne, 20 of Duncan No date--cancelled. Did they ever marry? Ken Harvey note they had a son named Clifford Roberts, Jr.	Family: F2879
31	"Stephens County Marriages" Wm. R. Witherspoon, 28 of Duncan and Mable E. Gentry, 17, of Duncan (father: J.P. Gentry) married 24 December 1908 by H.E. Snodgrass. Witnesses: Mrs. Emma Gentry and Mrs. Fanny Witherspoon of Duncan.	Family: F3156
32	"They had one son and two daughters." (White and Toole)	Family: F698
33	"They have three daughters Mrs. Viola Russell of Beaumont, Mrs. E.W. Hyde of Houston, and Mrs. D.G. Coull Sr also of Houston."	Family: F3915
34	"Thomas was most likely born in the late 1750's and probably married in Maryland in the late 1770's. Son William appears to have been born by at least the early part of 1780. Nancy is named as wife of Thomas in his will and they are mentioned in an 1804 land transaction. However, no marriage record has been located yet for Thomas in either Maryland or Virginia to prove whether Nancy was the mother of all of his children. The fact that the first two known children of Thomas were named William and Nancy gives some credence to the idea that his father was named William and his wife was Nancy. Woodson Marshall (a grandson) state that the maiden name of Riley (his father's) mother was Oliver, and that his oldest sister, Harriet Oliver Marshall was named for her. It could be interpreted to mean that Riley's mother was actually named Harriet Oliver, in which case Thomas would have married Nancy after Riley's birth in 1797 but before 1804. Am inclined to think that Thomas only had one wife, and her name was Nancy Oliver. Based on the bits of available information, would guess Nancy was born about 1759 and was at least 81 years old when she died in 1841. Although probably cared for most by the youngest daughter and son-in-law, Elizabeth and George Pollard, the 1840 census shows she COULD have been living with Nancy and Joseph Eubank. This Nancy was the daughter of William Marshall and probably the oldest grandchild of Thomas. If Nancy Marshall was living with the Eubank's then it woudl be another indication that she was the only wife of Thomas." Marshall, Ralph E. DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS MARSHALL BEDFORD CO., VA PLUS HIX-OWEN-NICHOLSON & RELATED FAMILES (Self Published, September 1986), p 15.	Family: F2972
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36	....married Mildred A. BRITT under a Southampton Marriage Bond given November 25, 1827 (Southampton Marriage Register, p. 377) (James L. McLemore, III, p. 78).	Family: F8224
37	...Charles married Lucy ROWE, daughter of John ROWE pursuant to a marriage bond issued October 16, 1797 (Southampton Marriage Register, p. 116)... (James L. McLemore, III. p 78).	Family: F8223
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