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| 17001 | I46796 | McLemore | Terry Lynn | 27 Mar 1960 | 25 May 2016 | 0 | Terry Lynn McLemore found peace on Wednesday, May 25, 2016 in Iowa Park, Texas. Services will be held at 10 a.m. on Thursday, June 2, 2016 at Highland Cemetery Pavilion with Rev. Paul Kuykendall and Rev. Jarrell Kuykendall officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of Dutton Funeral Home in Iowa Park. Terry was born to Laurence and Helen McLemore on March 27, 1960 in Wichita Falls, Texas. In his life, Terry liked to fish, camp, enjoyed going to the lake, photography, and spending time with family. Terry was preceded in death by his parents; grandparents, O.S. and Mildred McLemore, M.C. and Ivalene Kuykendall, along with numerous uncles and aunts. Surviving relatives include his brothers, Larry and Jerry McLemore, Garry McLemore and wife, LaVonda; nephews, Nathaniel and Jonathan; nieces, Clarah and Audriy; sister, Deborah Nash and husband, Mike; and nieces, Leslie and Chelsea. Please share your tributes with the family by visiting www.duttonfuneralhome.com. |
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| 17002 | I24704 | McLemore | Thaddeus Asbury | 12 Mar 1872 | 1 Apr 1972 | 0 | SSDI listing: Thaddeus A McLemore 18 Mar 1873 15 Apr 1972 (Last residence Overton, Rusk Co, TX) Melba Gene McLemore notes that he died in the home of Ted and Julia McLemore in Jasper, Texas. |
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| 17003 | I24704 | McLemore | Thaddeus Asbury | 12 Mar 1872 | 1 Apr 1972 | 0 | (Research):Census Information: 1900 Census Indian Territory, Chickasaw Nation, Twp 5 Enumeratd 23 Jun 1900 by Wm J. Clowdens SD Ind Ter Ed 176 Stamped 263 226-229 McLemore, Thad Hd W M Mar 1875 25 M 6 Tx -- -- Farmer McLemore, Laura R Wife W F Sep 1877 22 M 6 3/2 Ga Vir Ala McLemore, Morien, Dtr W F Jan 1896 4 S Tx Tx Ga McLemore, Virgil Son W M Feb 1900 2/12 S Indian Territory T x Ga 1910 Census Oklahoma, Grady County, Amber Enumerated 10 May 1910 David Angell 204-208 SD 5, ED 90 Sheet 15 B Thaddeus McLemore Hd M W 37 M1 14 Tx Al Ga Farmer Ocia McLemore Wf F W 31 M1 14 6/4 Ga Vir Ala Virgil McLemore Son M W 10 S Ok Tx Ga Theodore McLemore Son M W 7 S Ok Tx Ga Flemmie McLemore Son M W 4 S Ok Tx Ga Jenkins McLemore Son M W 1 4/12 Ok Tx Ga 1920 Census Texas, Wichita County, JP 2, ED 128 Enumerated 13 February 1920 by Louise Lyday SD 12 ED 128 Sheet 13A 279-280 McLemore, Thad Hd M W 45 M Tx Tx Tx Teamster Oilfield McLemore, Oda Wife F W 40 M Tx Ga Ga McLemore, Virgil Son M W 19 S Ok Tx Ga Teamster Oilfield McLemore, Theodore Son M W 17 S Ok Tx Ga Teamster Oilfield McLemore, Clemmons Son M W 14 S Ok Tx Ga McLemore, J.D. Son M W 10 S Ok Tx Ga McLemore, Cleo Dtr F W 8 S Ok Tx Ga McLemore, Woodrow Son M W 4 S Ok Tx Ga 1930 Census Oklahoma, Pottawatomie County, Earlsboro Enumerated 14 Apr 1930 by James D. Horst ED 63-23 SD 10 Sheet 7B 147-147 Thad McLemore Hd O 100 M W 57 Wd 22 Tx Ala Ga Retail Salesman Grocery Store Theodore McLemore Son M W 27 M 24 Ok Tx Ga Day Labor Oil Field J.A. McLemore Son M W 21 S Ok Tx Ga Retail Salesman Grocery Store Clas (sic) McLemore Daugh F W 18 S Ok Tx Ga None Woodrow McLemore Son M W 14 S Ok Tx Ga |
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| 17004 | I24840 | McLemore | Thaddeus Cicero "T. C." | 21 Sep 1897 | 25 Apr 1936 | 0 | The census has his date of birth as Sept 1896, while Melba McLemore instead lists it as 21 Sep 1897 in Lee County. His Texas Death Certificate instead has his date of birth as 21 Sep 1898, in McDade, and his age at death as 37 years, 7 months, and 4 days. His occupation was shown as Farmer. | STR06 |
| 17005 | I24469 | McLemore | Thaddeus Kociusko | 8 Nov 1846 | 24 Dec 1883 | 0 | Appears to have been named in honor of Thaddeus Kosciuszko, the Revolutionary War Patriot from Poland who fought for the American Cause during the Revolution. Hung, along with his brother Wright, by vigilantes in McDade, Texas on Christmas Eve, 1883. The following story about the event was published in the Austin Statesman Newspaper: Texas, 25 Dec 1883. HORRIBLE AFFRAY AT McDADE Three Men Hung, Three Shot and Several Others Wounded McDade - Dec. 25-"Last night about 7:30 o'clock Henry Pfeiffer, Wright McLemore and Thad McLemore were taken out of the saloon here, by masked men, and carried about a mile into the brush and hanged to a tree. Thad McLemore had been arrested late in the evening on a charge of burglary made by S. E Walker of McDade. He was under arrest at the time the masked men took him, while the other two parties happened to be present. Pfeiffer was charged with horse theft in this County. The party who did the hanging was about 40 or 50 men well armed. Today a party of six men, friends and relatives of the men hung, came in town and raised trouble with Tom Bishop and George Milton, a fight with shot guns and pistols took place, in which Jack Batey and Az Batey were killed, Hayward Batey badly wounded, but who escaped. Willie Griffin a very estimable young man of our town, was shot though the head and mortally wounded by Hayward. Griffin was assisting Milton and Bishop in defending themselves. The five dead bodies of the McLemores, Bateys and Pfeiffer are lying in the Market house, none of their friends having come for them, and it is thought the town will have serious trouble tonight when they do come. It will be several days before the jury of inquest will get through. Source: http://www.rootsweb.com/~txmdhms/austin_statesman_dec_25th_1883.htm Further details can be found in "I'LL DIE BEFORE I"LL RUN: The Story of the Great Feuds of Texas" by C.L. Sonnichsen (University of Nebraska Press, c. 1951, 1961), (pp. 178-187). |
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| 17006 | I24469 | McLemore | Thaddeus Kociusko | 8 Nov 1846 | 24 Dec 1883 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1880 Federal Census T.R. McLemon Self M M W 33 La Laborer --- MS Texaner G. McLemon Wife M F W 26 Tx Keeping House Tn Tn Wm. McLemon Son S M W 8 Tx La Tx Felix D. McLemon Son S M W 6 Tx La Tx Keetin J. McLemon Son S M W 4 Tx La Tx Margaret McLemon Dau S F W 2 Tx La Tx Precinct 8, Bastrop, TX FHL Film 1255290 Na Film T9-1290 Page 214A |
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| 17007 | I24846 | McLemore | Thaddeus Romeo | 30 Jun 1880 | Jul 1927 | 0 | At the time of the 1900 Census, he was living with his older brother Felix in Lee County, Texas. He was listed as Rome T. McLemore. On his FindAGrave memorial page, createdf by Patricia Kemper, he is listed as Thaddus E McLemore. However the photo of his footstone is inscribed as Thaddus R. McLemore. |
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| 17008 | I24846 | McLemore | Thaddeus Romeo | 30 Jun 1880 | Jul 1927 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1920 Census Texas, Parker County, Garner, Precinct 4 Enumerated 23 and 24 Jan 1920 SD 12 ED 71 Sheets 7B and 8A 141-141 McLemore, Thadeus R Head M W 39 M Tx Tx Tx Farmer McLemore, Mamie A Wf F W 30 M Ala Ga Ga McLemore, Audelia M F W 9 S Tx Tx Ala McLemore, Virgil R Son m W 5 S Tx Tx Ala McLemore, Cecil J Son M W 3 5/12 S Tx Tx Ala 1930 Family not located |
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| 17009 | I24896 | McLemore | Theodore "Ted" Thaddeus | 29 Sep 1902 | 19 Jan 1986 | 0 | He married Clara Audrey GAGE, apparently after 1930 as he was still living with his parents as of that date. Texas Birth Records show that they had at least one son, name not known: ------- 16 Feb 1934 Male Gregg Ted McLemore Audry Gage |
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| 17010 | I26872 | McLemore | Theodore J. | Aug 1858 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1900 Federal Census Mississippi, Lauderdale County, Beat 1 Enumerated 6 June 1900 SD 5 ED 14 Sheet 9A 16th Street 195-197 McLemore, Theodore J Head W M Aug 1858 41 M Miss Miss Miss Salesman McLemore, Emma C Wife W F Apr 1860 40 M Miss Miss Tex McLemore, Florene E W F Dtr Mar 1887 13 S Miss Miss Miss At School 1910 Federal Census Mississippi, Lauderdale County, Meridian Enumerated 21 Apr 1910 SD 5 ED 40 Sheet 14B 11th Avenue 1208-171-194 McLemore, Theodore J Head M W 50 M1 24 Miss Miss Miss Salesman Dry Goods McLemore, Emma H?Wife F W Apr 50 M1 24 1/1 Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Florene E Dtr F W 22 S Miss Miss Miss |
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| 17011 | I25525 | McLemore | Theodoria | 30 Sep 1847 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | A transcription of "The McLemore Family Bible, 1822-1859 owned by Hillis Fry McLemore of Jackson, MS and contributed by Fairy B. McLemore Edwards of Canyon Lake, Texas, shows on page 4: Theodoria McLemore was born 30th September 1847 ten minutes after 7 in the morning (The New Testament of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ translated out of the original Greek and with the former translations dilligently compared and revised, and Canne's Marginal References. Stereotyped by James Conner New York. By J. Emory and R. Waugh for the Methodist Episcopal Church at the Conference Office, 14 Crosby Street. J. Collord, Printer. 1829 ) http://www.tngs.org/ansearchin/pdf/1996-2.pdf Originally published in The Tennessee Genealogical Magazine, "ANSEARCHIN' " News (The Tennesse Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 111249, Memphis, TN 38111-1249, Vol. 42, No. 2, Summer, 1996), p. 38. She was said to have married John BOYD. |
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| 17012 | I24792 | McLemore | Theresa G. "Tracy" | Abt 1815 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | The only mention of Tracy or Theresa in the records was when she served as witness at the wedding of her sister, Sarah Elizabeth McLemore, to Lewis HARRIS in 1843. She supposedly died without every marrying or having issue. (James L. McLemore, III, p 80). As of the 1880 census, she was living with her nephew and his wife, Benjamin and Rosa McLemore of Southampton, Virigina. |
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| 17014 | I31696 | McLemore | Thomas | Aft 1880 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Lawrence Boyd notes that he married Della Gray, and they had one child. | STR06 |
| 17015 | I46673 | McLemore | Thomas "Tommy" Larry | 19 Aug 1944 | 13 Oct 2007 | 0 | Mr. Thomas McLemore Aug. 19, 1944 - Oct. 13, 2007 Mr. Thomas Larry "Tommy" McLemore, age 63, of Griffin, passed away on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2007. Mr. McLemore was born in Huntsville, Ala., on Aug. 19, 1944 to the late Brice McLemore, Jr., and the late Mary Elizabeth Parvin Durand. He was preceded in death by wife, Frances Sanderson McLemore. Mr. McLemore was a retired Maintenance Superintendent with the Clayton County Water Authority and was a member of the Griffin Moose Lodge. He is survived by sons and daughters-in-law, Chris and Sonia McLemore, Shannon and Kristy McLemore, Larry and Holly McLemore; grandchildren, Tyler McLemore, Sierra McLemore, Logan McLemore, Slade Bailey, Darian Adams, Alex McLemore and Lanie McLemore; sisters, Faye Smartt, Sharon Neal, Linda Johnson and Karen McNeal; father-in-law, John Sanderson; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services for Mr. Thomas McLemore will be conducted on Wednesday, Oct. 17, at 1 p.m., in the Chapel of Conner-Westbury Funeral Home. The Rev. Thomas Powell and the Rev. Mark Davenport will officiate. Interment will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may visit the family Tuesday evening from 7-9 p.m., at the funeral home. Conner-Westbury Funeral Home, 1891 West McIntosh Road, Griffin, is in charge of the arrangements, www.conner-westburyfuneralhome.com Copied from the Clayton News-Daily.com |
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| 17017 | I24827 | McLemore | Thomas A. | Abt 1840 | 7 Mar 1857 | 0 | He died of the "fits" on March 7, 1857, at the age of "seventeen or thereabouts." | STR06 |
| 17018 | I28831 | McLemore | Thomas A. | 15 Aug 1844 | 29 Mar 1915 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1870 Census Alabama, Lawrence County, Twp 7 Range 6 W, P.O. Danville Enumerated 18 Aug 1870 Page 8 58-59 Jesse and Caroline (2nd wife) McLemore and family 59-60 McLamore, Thos 24 M W Farmer $--- $100 Ala McLamore, Mary 21 F W Keeps House Ala McLamore, James 4/12 M W April Ala 1880 Census Alabama, Lawrence County, T 7 R 6 Beat No. 9 Enumerated 15 Jun 1880 Page 22B SD1 ED 171 202-204 McLamore, Thomas M W 34 Farmer Ala Ala Ala McLamore, Mary W F 26 Wf Keeping House Ala Ala Ala McLamore, James W W M 10 Son farmer Ala Ala Ala McLamore, Mary W F 8 Dtr At home Ala Ala Ala McLamore, Dora W F 6 Dtr At home Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Willie W M 11/12 Jun Son Ala Ala Ala 1900 Census Alabama, Lawrence County, Pin Hook Beat No. 8 Sheet 4A Stamped 291 67-67 McLemore, Thos Hd W M Aug 1844 55 M 34 Ala Ala Ala Farmer McLemore, Mary Wf W F --- 1848 51 M 34 9/4 Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Dora Dtr W F Apr 1877 22 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Travis Son W M Nov 1888 11 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Ab Boarder W M Mch 1880 20 m 11/12 Ala Ala Ala Laborer McLemore, Mary Boarder W F May 1885 15 M 1/0 Ala Ala Ala 1910 Census Not located 1920 Census Thomas was desceased, and the widowed Mary, along with daughter Dora, were living in the Lawrence County, Alabama with son Travis |
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| 17019 | I35970 | McLemore | Thomas Barksdale | 29 Apr 1918 | 5 Sep 1990 | 0 | According to an email from John David McLemore, his grandfather, Thomas Barksdale McLemore " ----migrated to New York after graduating from Southwestern University at Memphis and receiving a scholarship for his masters degree at Columbia University in Manhattan. He was in WW2 as a lieutenant of a supply transport ship in the Pacific. When he came home he found work as an accountant at Metro Media, the precursor of Fox TV. My dad says that he was well liked there because he knew about computers, which in the 50s and 60s was an extremely new and intimidating technology. He died of a heart attack at his desk in 1990. He loved the outdoors and was an Adirondack 46er, which means he climbed all 46 of the Adirondack Mountains in upper NY. My dad is also a 46er. One day I'll get around to it too I hope. My dad doesn't really know much about the family history as my grandfather was a very quiet man. I think it runs in the family. Thomas B. McLemore Married 2 times, but I'm not sure of his first wife's name. His second wife was Barbara June Wilson b. 1918 in Oakland,CA (a distant relation to Edna Wilson). |
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| 17020 | I38437 | McLemore | Thomas Bartlett "Bart" | 25 Sep 1844 | 8 May 1919 | 0 | From the Knoxville Weekley Chronicle Wednesday, April 30, 1873, page 4 (Courtesy of Melba Gene McLemore) Mechanicsville Messrs. Nathaniel Williams and Robert Berry have each just completed a small neat residence. Mr. W. B. Wright has two neat dwellings nearly completed. Mr. James Cooper has completed with the last two months a very fine residence. Mr. Charles Jones, Ticket Agent a the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad is having a good dwelling erected. Mr. Bartley McLEMORE is also erecting a dwelling opposite of Mr. Jones'. From Knoxville Sentinel May 8, 1919 (Courtesy of Eddie Maynard) Thomas B. McLemore, aged 75 years, died at the Lincoln Memorial Hospital Thursday morning at 12:30 o'clock....He is survived by his widow and one son, Mrs. Edwin L. McLemore, and one brother, Mr. James McLemore....Interment will be in the National cemetery...Mr. McLemore was born in Knox County, near the confluence of the French Broad and Holston Rivers, on September 25, 1844, the youngest son of William and Elizabeth Luttrell McLemore. He was the grandson of John and Annie (Jackson) Luttrell, early pioneers of Knox County. His youth and young manhood were spent on the farm at the place of his birth. when he was only 17 years of age he joined a part of union men and journeyed across the mountains to Williamsburg, Kentucky, where, on April 14, 1862, he enlisted in the union army in Capt. James M. Amstrong's comapny B, sixth Tennessee infantry. He served creditably in this organization throughout the war, and was engaged in battles on numerous occasions. he was mustered out at the close of the war at Nashville, on April 27, 1865. Returning home from Nashville, he entered school at New Market, and later completed his education at Grant University in Athens. On May 8, 1872, he was married to Miss Mary Lou Murphy, daughter of the late Capt. James M. and Mary Kane Murphy, by Rev. J. B. Ford, then pastor the First M.E. church of this city. To them were born three sons, James, Edwin L., and Burdette, only of of whom survives. For twenty-four years, Mrs. McLemore taught at the Hampden-Sidney and the North Knoxville schools in the city, and at Ball Ridge, Macedonia, and Middlebrook, in the county. In 1884 he located on a farm near Ball Camp, where he engaged extensively in farming for a number of years. During this period he was elected and served as president of the East Tennessee Farmers' convention. For six years he represented the old nineteenth civil district in the county court, and was also postmaster at Ball Camp for four years. In 1880 he was elected to represent Knox County in the lower house of the state legislature and served with credit to himself and the county during the sessions of that body. When Knoxville was made a port of entry, Mr. McLemore was made the first collector of the port and served faithfully in that capacity until the expiratoin of his term of office. During the time he was collector of the port it was designated to have charge of the disbursements in connection with the additon of the postoffice building, which was being made at that tiem. At the close of the Civil War, Mr. McLemore joined the Methodist Episcopal church....for seven years he was superintendant of the Sunday School at Beaver Ridge....For a number of years he was connected with the First M.E. Church in this city, and was a member of the official board as logn as he lived. He was a member of the Beaver Ridge lodge, I.O.O. F., and had been connected for a number of years with the G.A.R., having been a commander of the William McKinley post... Xerox of correspondence between Laura Luttrell, Head, McClung Historical Collection at the Lawson McGhee Library, Knoxville, Tennessee and Clyde McLemore of Helena, Montans, June 1952 https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.2/M1W9-DCN/p1 Name: Thomas B. Mclemore Event: Death Event Date: 08 May 1919 Event Place: Knox Co., Tennessee Gender: Male Marital Status: Race or Color: Age: Estimated Birth Year: Birth Date: Birthplace: Spouse: Father: Wm. Mclemore Father's Birthplace: Mother: Billie Luttrell Mother's Birthplace: Occupation: Street Address: Residence: Cemetery: Burial Place: Burial Date: Informant: Additional Relatives: X Digital Folder Number: 4183649 Image Number: 1431 Film Number: 1299704 Volume/Page/Certificate Number: v 30 cn 413 Collection: Tennessee, Death Records, 1914-1955 |
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| 17021 | I38437 | McLemore | Thomas Bartlett "Bart" | 25 Sep 1844 | 8 May 1919 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1880 Census Tennessee, Knox County, Part of 12th Civil District Page 40 SD 1 ED 167 Enumerated 24 Jun 1880 363-381 McLemore, Bart T. W M 35 Teaches School 2 Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Louisa W f 28 Wf Keeping House Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Edward (sci) W M 4 Son Tenn Tenn Tenn Murphey, Frank W M 30 Brother-in-law Teaches School 2 Tenn Tenn Tenn (Preceding household was that of his cousin, Green McLemore Jr.) 1900 Census Tennessee, Knox County, 19th District Enumerate Jun 1, 1900 SD 2 ED 93 Sheet 1A Stamped 185 7-7 McLemore, Thos. B Head W M Sept 1844 57 m 28 Tenn Tenn Tenn Farmer McLemore, Mary L. Wf W F Jun 1852 47 M 28 3/1 Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, T. Burditt Son W M Jan 1884 16 S Tenn Tenn Tenn At School |
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| 17022 | I26040 | McLemore | Thomas Craven | 22 Aug 1880 | 21 May 1935 | 0 | As of the 1900 Franklin County, Mississippi census, he was living next to Tilman R. McLemore. Thomas was listed as married to an Avie, age 19, and the parent of one son, Brown, born December 1889. Following his home was that of John and Edna FREEMAN. | STR06 |
| 17023 | I27353 | McLemore | Thomas D. | Jan 1849 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1880 Census Alabama, Jackson County, Township 5 Range 5 Beat 15 Enumerated 1 Jun 1880 Page 1 SD 1 ED 123 Stamped 249A 3-3 McLemore, Thomas W M 32 Farmer Ala Tenn Tenn McLemore, Margret W F 30 Wf Keeping House Ala McLemore, Sarah Jane W F 9 Dtr At Home Ala Ala Ala McLemore, James T W M 7 Son Works on Farm Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Chorah W F S Dtr Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Lester W M 1 Son Ala Ala Ala 4-4 McLemore, James W M 26 Farmer Ala Ala Tenn McLemore, Ida W F 3 Dtr Ala Ala Ga McLemore, Malisia W F 2/12 April Dtr Ala Ala Ga McLemore, Walter (Twins) W M 2/12 Apr Son Ala Ala Ala Cox, Mary W F 66 Mother-in-law Keeping House SC Griffith, Mariah W F 18 Boarder Works of Farm Ala Ala Ga McLemore, Ellen W F 26 Wf Keeping house Ga SC SC 1900 Census Texas, Delta County, JP No. 3 Enumerated 15 Jun 1900 SD 1 ED 36 Sheet 12B 219-226 McLemore, Thomas Head W M Jan 1849 51 M 30 Ala Tenn Tenn Farmer McLemore, Margaret Wf W F Feb 1849 51 m 30 8/7 Ala Tenn Tenn McLemore, Cora E Dtr W F Oct 1877 22 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Geneva A Dtr W F Sept 1884 15 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Zella Dtr W F Jan 1889 11 S Ala Ala Ala Tarvers, William Boarder W M July 1870 29 S Ala Ala Ala |
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| 17024 | I27343 | McLemore | Thomas Dickerson | 5 Oct 1857 | 24 Apr 1963 | 0 | Art McLemore of Aledo recalls that his grandfather, Thomas,"told me when he was a child he remembered the Yankees coming through Alabama and taking his grandfathers shoes." Thomas also told his grandson, Arthur, that he had been born in 1857 in "Scottsburg, Alabama." He listed his brothers as John, Henery, and Will, and sisters as Jane, Sarah, Nancy and Hattie. He said his father was John McLemore, or Knoxville, Tennessee, and his grandfather Henery McLemore, "originally from Ireland." Art also shows his grandfathers middle name as Dickerson, not Dickeson, as shown on his death certificate below. Name: Thomas Dickeson Mclemore Death Date: 24 Apr 1963 Death Place: Abilene, Taylor, Texas Gender: Male Race: White Death Age: 105 years Estimated Birth Date: Birth Date: 05 Oct 1857 [maybe as late as 1867?] Birthplace: Alabama Marital Status: Widowed Spouse's Name: Father's Name: John Mclemore Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name: Unknown Mother's Birthplace: Occupation: Laborer, Oil Mill Informant: Dan McLemore Place of Residence: Stamford, Jones, Texas Cemetery: Swana Chapel Burial Place: Jones, Texas Burial Date: 24 Apr 1963 Additional Relatives: X Film Number: 2117272 Digital Film Number: 4028589 Image Number: 3394 Reference Number: CN27643 Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976 |
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| 17025 | I27343 | McLemore | Thomas Dickerson | 5 Oct 1857 | 24 Apr 1963 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1900 Census Texas, Delta County, Precinct 6 Enumerated 27 Jun 1900 SD 1 ED 39 Sheet 14B 249-249 McLemore, Thomas G Head M M Oct 1866 33 m 12 Ala Tn Ga Farmer McLemore, Mattie Wf W ??? 1876 M 12 5/5 Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Mamie C Dau F W 9 Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Henry W Son W M July 1892 7 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, John A Son W M Oct 1895 4 S Tx Ala Ala McLemore, Floyd Son W M Dec 1898 1 S Tx Ala Ala McLemore, Charley Son M M Nov 1899 6/12 S Tx Ala Ala Thomasson, John Father-in-law W M ??? 1850 50 Wd Ala Ala Ala Farm Laborer 1910 Census Texas, Delta County SD 1 ED 44 Sheet 5B 94-97 McLemore, Tom Jr Head M W 48 m1 20 Ala Ala Ala Farmer McLemore, Mattie Wf F W 33 M1 20 5/5 Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Mamie O Dtr F W 19 S Ala ALa Ala Laborer Home Farm McLemore, John W Son m W 14 S Tx Ala Ala Laborer Home Farm McLemore, Floyd Son M W 12 S Tx Ala Ala Laborer Home Farm McLemore, Charlie Son M W 10 S Tx La Ala Laborer Home Farm |
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| 17026 | I27343 | McLemore | Thomas Dickerson | 5 Oct 1857 | 24 Apr 1963 | 0 | (Medical):See attached sources. | STR06 |
| 17027 | I25218 | McLemore | Thomas Earl | 23 Jun 1926 | 29 Dec 1996 | 0 | He had a military marker on his FindAGrave memorial website, created by Max Shafer. It was embossed with a cross and read "Thomas E. McLemore, Sgt US Army, World War II, Jun 23, 1926 to Dec 29, 1996. | STR06 |
| 17028 | I1995 | McLemore | Thomas Eugene | 15 Jan 1861 | 17 Dec 1923 | 0 | His tombstone is inscribed "Remember me as you pass by as you are now so once was I, As I am now so you shall be, prepare for death and follow me." | STR06 |
| 17029 | I1995 | McLemore | Thomas Eugene | 15 Jan 1861 | 17 Dec 1923 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1900 Census Texas, Sabine County, JP 1 Enumerated 5 Jun 1900 SD 8 ED 68 Sheets 2B and 3A 34-35 Clark, Elias Head m W Jan 1845 57 M 30 Tx Miss Ala Farmer Clark, Mary Wf W F Feb 1851 49 M 30 11/10 Tx Miss Miss Clark, Thos F Son W M July 1881 18 S Tx Tx Tx Farm Laborer Clark, Elijah W Son W M Oct 1884 16 S Tx Tx Tx Farm Laborer Clark, Ara J Dtr W F Nov 1887 12 S Tx Tx Tx Clark, Agnes E Dtr W F Nov 1887 12 S Tx Tx Tx Clark, Minnie S Dtr W F May 1894 6 S Tx Tx Tx Clark, Edward Nephew W M Jan 1879 21 S Tx Tx Tx Farm Laborer 35-36 Clark, Jeff E Head W M Jan 1879 21 S Tx Tx La Farm Laborer Clark, Allice Wf W F Mar 1879 21 M 1 1/1 Tx --- --- Clark, Jefferson H Son W M Dec 1899 5/12 S Tx Tx Tx 36-37 McLemore, Thos Head W M Jan 1863 37 M 9 Tx Nc Nc Farmer McLemore, Sopha Wf W F Mar 1876 24 M 9 4/4 Tx Tx Tx McLemore, John E Son W M aug 1892 9 S Tx Tx Tx McLemore, Myrtie Dtr W F May 1894 6 S Tx Tx Tx McLemore, Fannie B Dtr W F Jan 1896 4 S Tx Tx Tx McLemore, Maggie Dtr W F Nov 1897 2 S Tx Tx Tx 1910 Census Texas, Sabine County, JP 1 Enumerated 15 Apr 1910 SD 2 ED 131 Sheet 1A Stamped 85 San Augustine and Hemphill Road 1-1 McLemore, Thos. E. Head M W 48 m1 19 Tx Ga Ark Farmer McLemore, Sophia A Wf F W 34 m1 19 6/5 Tx Tx Tx McLemore, John E Son M W 17 S Tx Tx Tx Laborer McLemore, Myrtie J Dtr F W 15 S Tx Tx Tx McLemore, Fannie B Dtr F W 14 S Tx Tx Tx McLemore, Maggie L Dtr F W 12 S Tx Tx Tx McLemore, Aary A Dtr F W 6 S Tx Tx Tx 1920 Census Texas, San Augustine County, JP 4 Enumerated 18 Apr 1920 ED 203-7 SD 19 Sheet 5A Stamped 234 702-725 McLemore, Thomas E Head M W 57 M Tx Tx Tx Farmer McLemore, Sophia A Wf F W 44 M Tx Tx Miss McLemore, Maggie L Dtr F W 22 S Tx Tx Tx McLemore, Ara A Dtr F W 16 S Tx Tx Tx McLemore, Elvis L Son M W 8 S Tx Tx Tx McLemore, Gladys M Dtr F W 5 S Tx Tx Tx |
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| 17032 | I2012 | McLemore | Thomas Franklin | 2 Oct 1887 | 13 May 1963 | 0 | Frank McLemore was a traveling salesman. When he made his rounds,one of the first customers he called on were Dale and Evon (McLemore) Tisdale, who had a General Store in Zavalla. He would use a mirror in the back of their store to shave before he called on the rest of his customers. He did this because he rose very early each morning, and didn't want to disturb his wife. He loved anything colored blue. He used unusual expressions, such as "Great Garden Seed" and "an elephant's plenty." He was called "Daddy Mac" by grandchildren. Affiliations: Masonic Lodge, Dewitt Clinton Chapter. Baptist Church. Hobbies: Gospel Music, gardening. He and his wife served consecutive terms as Postmaster in Jasper County early in the century. POSTMASTERS & POST OFFICES OF JASPER COUNTY, TEXAS 1846 - 1930 http://www.rootsweb.com/~txpost/jasper.html ERIN Craige, Jas. A., 20 Sep 1847 Discontinued 5 Nov 1866 (Re-established) Faircloth, Jas. B., 31 Oct 1882 Morgan, Malachi, 22 Oct 1883 Aarant, Martin B., 29 Nov 1912 McLEMORE, THOS. F., 6 Nov 1913 McLEMORE, NANNIE O., 3 Oct 1916 Aarant, Martin B., 15 Feb 1918 Discontinued 28 Feb 1923; mail to Magnolia Springs |
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| 17033 | I27545 | McLemore | Thomas Gilliam | Sep 1861 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Paul Williams writes that Thomas was married three times, to Artemecia McCLURE on 21 Aug 1879, to Martha BULLOCK on 29 May 1902 and finally to Mary C. MINK on 9 Apr 1925. Each of the marriages took place in Rockcastle County, Kentucky. At the time of the 1900 census, Thomas, age 38 and divorced, was living with his parents. His children by Artemicia were not living in with him. Paul added that "an Uncle Tom McLemore---do not know if it was the brother to Sarah Jane. or a brother of her father John D. McLemore--had a son who ran for Senate from the state of Louisiana." |
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| 17034 | I27545 | McLemore | Thomas Gilliam | Sep 1861 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1880 Census John D. McLemore Self M M W 54 Ky Farmer Ky Ky Nancy J. McLemore Wife M F W 46 Ky Keeping House Ky Ky Thomas J. McLemore Son M M W 18 Ky Works of Farm Ky Ky Artemecia McLemore Dtr Law M F W 20 Ky At Home Ky Ky Jane McLemore D S F W 15 Ky Ky Ky John McLemore S S M W 13 Ky Ky Ky Wright McLemore S S M W 11 Ky Ky Ky Hackley McLemore S S M W 6 Ky Ky Ky Census Place E.D. 97, Rockcastle, Kentucky FHL Film # 1254441 NA Film #T9-0441 Page Number 416C 1900 Census Kentucky, Rockcastle County, Precinct No. 7 Enumerated 1 June 1900 SD 8 ED 71 Sheet 1 Stamped 168A 7-7 McLemore, John D. and Paralee with dtr 8-8 McLemore, John D. Hd W M Jan 1822 78 M 45 Ky Ky Ky Farmer McLemore, Nancy A Wf W F May 1840 60 M 45 Ky Va Va McLemore, Thomas Son W M Sept 1861 38 D Ky Ky Ky Farm Hand 1910 Census Kentucky, Rockcastle County, Browns Precinct 9 Enumerated 29 April 1910 SD 8 ED 103 Sheet 8A 146-147 McLemon, Thomas Hd M W 49 M2 10 Ky Ky Ky Farmer McLemon, Martha Wf F W 35 m2 10 7/7 Ky Ky Ky McLemon, Nellie M Dtr F W 10 S Ky Ky KY McLemon, Izella (?) Dtr F W 5 S Ky Ky Ky McLemon, Lula J Dtr KF W 4 S Ky Ky Ky McLemon, Daisy (?) C Dtr F W 2 S Ky Ky KY McLemon, Martha Dtr F W 2/12 S Ky Ky Ky McLemon, Nancy A Mother F W 73 Wd 8/8 Ky KY KY 1920 Census Kentucky, Rockcastle County, Browns Precinct Enumerated 16 January 1920 SD 11 ED 247 Sheet 11A Stamped 256 200-206 McLemore, Thomas Hd M W 58 Wd Ky Ky KY Farmer General Farm McLemore, Nellie Dtr F W 18 S Ky Ky KY McLemore, Stellia Dtr F W 15 S Ky Ky KY McLemore, Lulia Dtr F W 13 S Ky Ky Ky McLemore, Hazel Dtr F W S Ky Ky Ky McLemore, Gillum Son M W 7 S Ky Ky KY 1930 Census Kentucky, Rockcastle County, MD 2 Enumerated April 16, 1930 ED 102-6 SD 13 Sheet 10B 194-208 Mink, Floyd Hd M W 19 M18 Ky Ky Ky Farm Laborer General Farm Mink, Hazel Wf F W 20 M 19 Ky Ky Ky Mink, William E Son M W 3/12 S Ky Ky Ky 195-208 McLemore, Thomas G Hd M W 69 M 18 Ky Ky Ky Farmer McLemore, Mary C Wf F W 69 (???) M 15 Ky KY KY McLemore, Gilliam Son M W 16 S Ky Ky Ky Farm Laborer Home Farm McLemore, John D Son M W 3 ?/12 S Ky Ky Ky |
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| 17035 | I27295 | McLemore | Thomas H. | 25 May 1875 | 30 May 1913 | 0 | As of the 1900 census, he had been married for around four years to an "Ednie M.", born May, 1879. They were the parents of one child, who was not still living. | STR06 |
| 17036 | I27295 | McLemore | Thomas H. | 25 May 1875 | 30 May 1913 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1900 Census Alabama, Limestone County, Beat No. 8 Pleasant Grove Enumerated 7 Jun 1900 by Samuel C. Williams SD 8 ED 88 Sheet 63 A Stamped 118 48-48 McLemore, Bu?? M Hd W M Feb 1843 57 M 35 Ala Ala Ala Farmer McLemore, Martha J WIfe W F May 1846 54 M 35 11/8 Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Eva S Dtr W F Dec 1880 19 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Evar (???) L Dtr W F Feb 1882 18 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Thomas H Son W M May 1877 23 M 4 Ala Ala Ala Farm Labor McLemore, Ednie M D-in-Law W F May 1878 21 M 4 1/0 Ala Ala Ala HH 49-49 John and Elizabeth McLemore 1910 Census Alabama, Limestone, Pr. #7, Pleasant Grove Enumerated 25 Apr 1910 by Thos. W. Bullington SD 8 ED 102 Sheet 6B HH #109-109 Matthew B and Martha E McLemore HH #110-110 Burwell and Martha McLemore HH# 111-111 Samuel and Catherine Wakefield HH # 112-112 McLemore, Thomas H Hd M W 34 M2 3 Ala Ala Ala Farmer McLemore, Lizzie Wf F 26 M2 3 0/0 Tn Tn Tn McLemore, Nellie Dtr F 8 W Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Ella Dtr F 6 W Ala Ala Ala |
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| 17037 | I35261 | McLemore | Thomas Henry | Oct 1874 | 28 Jun 1947 | 0 | Lee Osborne writes that he has a "copy of a letter of my Great Grandfather Thomas Henry McLemore. He stated he did not know much about the family. He thought his great grandfather was from Highlands of Scotland. His grandfather was Young Lee McLemore and his Father was John Wesley McLemore." Penny Thorne notes that: BIOGRAPHY: Served in the Oklahoma State Legislature in 1915 and 1916. Wasa member of the Farmers Union and the Cotton and Broomcorn Growers Associations. Taken from The Carter Express Newspaper, August 12,1910: T.H.McLemore will make his opening campaign speech for the office of County Clerk of Beckham County on the street in Elk City Saturday, August 18, at 3 p.m. BIRTH: Was born in Texas in 1874, moved to Oklahoma in 1901. |
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| 17038 | I35261 | McLemore | Thomas Henry | Oct 1874 | 28 Jun 1947 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1900 Census Texas, Somervell, JP 1, SD 4, ED 138 Sheet 5B Enumerated 26 Jun 1900 McLemore, Tom H Hd W M Oct 1874 25 m3 Tx Tn Ga McLemore, Minnie Wf W F Jan 1880 20 M3 2/2 Tx Mo Tx McLemore, Delta Dtr W F Jun 1892 Tx Tx Tx [Born during prior marriage to ???] McLemore, Bessie DtrW F Dec 1898 Tx Tx Tx 1910 Census Oklahoma, Beckham County, Elk Twp Enumerated 18 May 1910 SD 5 WS 6 Sheeet 13A McLemore, Thomas H Hd M W 36 m1/13 Tx NC US Farmer Truck Farmer McLemore, Minnie I Wf F W 30 m1/13 6/6 Tx Mo Tx McLemore, Elmer G Son M W 12 S Tx Tx Tx Laborere <--- Why not listed with the family at the 1900 census? McLemore, Bessie A Dtr F W 9 S Tx Tx Tx McLemore, Rudolph Son M W 8 S Ok Tx Tx McLemore, Eunice Dtr F W 5 S Ok Tx Tx McLemore, Wilber Son M W 8 S Ok Tx Tx 1920 Census Oklahoma, Beckham County, Twp 11 and 12 N R 21 W Enumerated 7 and 8 January 1920 SD 7 Ed 6 Sheet 2B 46-46 McLemore, Thomas H Hd M W 45 M Tx NC Ga Farmer McLemore, Minnie I Wf F W 39 M Tx Mo Tx McLemore, Rudolph Son M W 17 S Ok Tx Tx McLemore, Eunice A Dtr F W 15 S Ok Tx Tx McLemore, Allen D Son m W 8 S Ok Tx Tx McLemore, Minnie O Dtr F W 4 5/12 S Ok Tx Tx 1930 Census Oklahoma, Beckham County, Elk Twp Enumerated 30 Apr 1930 ED 5-12 SD 8 Sheet 16B 342-342 McLemore, Thom. H Head O W W 55 M 22 Tx Tenn Ga Farmer McLemore, Minnie Wf F W 50 M18 Tx Mo Tx McLemore, Olga Dtr F W 14 S Ok Tx Tx Farming McLemore, Aplin E Brother M W 51 S Tx Tenn Ga Laborer Gen Farm |
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| 17040 | I38407 | McLemore | Thomas L. | Abt 1816 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1850 Census Mississippi, Warren County Enumerated 1 and 2 Nov 1850 Stamped 242 1210-1242 Richd McLemore 66 M Farmer $300 SC Sally McLemore 54 F Tenn Preston McLemore 31 M Farmer Tenn Polly McLemore 26 F Ala Deborah McLemore 21 F Ill Rowena McLemore 16 F Miss Evelina McLemore 14 F Miss Artimissa McLemore 12 F Miss 1211-1243 Thomas McLemore 34 M Farmer 150 Tenn Nancy A. McLemore 42 F Tenn Catherine V. McLemore 16 F Miss (from prior marriage?) Matilda McLemore 7 F Miss (from prior marriage?) |
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| 17041 | I22184 | McLemore | Thomas Warren | 14 Aug 1920 | 1 Mar 2002 | 0 | He is buried in the Clinton Cemetery. | STR06 |
| 17042 | I44666 | McLemore | Thomasina G. | Abt 1810 | 23 Jul 1885 | 0 | Title McLemore, Thomasina G. Publication [1885]. Gen. note Race White. Gender Female. Date of death July 23, 1885. Place of death District #1. Cause of death Cancer. Age at death 75 year(s). Place of birth Sussex County, Va.. Unmarried. Note Source of information: Southampton County, 1885, page 4, line 112. Note Part of the Death Records Indexing Project which is sponsored by the Virginia Genealogical Society. Subject - Personal LinkMcLemore, Thomasina G. McLemore, James, father. McLemore, Rebecca, mother. Mclemore, Benjamin F., informant (Friend). Subject - Topical Deaths -- Virginia -- Southampton County. Added Entry LinkDeath Records Indexing Project. Virginia Genealogical Society System Number 001369599 online catalog library of Virginia |
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| 17043 | I26894 | McLemore | Thurman Harold | 19 Aug 1927 | 15 Aug 2000 | 0 | McLEMORE, THURMAN HAROLD Transcribed by Bessie Meredith BORN: AUGUST 19, 1927 DIED: AUGUST 15, 2000 Thurman Harold McLemore, 73, of Paris, Texas, a retired employee of Phillips Petroleum Company and Odessa College instructor, died Tuesday, Aug. 15, 2000, at St. Joseph's Hospital in Paris. Services will be at 2 p.m. today at First Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Edwin D. Bernard officiating. Burial will be at Fort Towson Cemetery in Fort Towson, Okla. Arrangements by Miller & Miller Funeral Home. He was born in Rattan (sic) and was a resident of Paris since 1993. He was Presbyterian. SURVIVORS: Wife, Doris McLemore of Paris; son, Phillip N. McLemore of Dallas; sister, Siddie Stewart of Lubbock; and one step-grandson. THE PARIS NEWS, Monday, August 21, 2000, page 8: 'HUGO, Okla. - T. Harold McLemore, 73, of Paris died Tuesday, Aug. 15, 2000, at Christus St. Joseph's Hospital. Services were at First Presbyterian church in Hugo Friday, Aug. 18, with the Rev. Edwin D. Bernard officiating. Miller and Miller Funeral Home made burial in Fort Towson Cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Doris; a son, Phillip N. McLemore of Dallas; step-grandson, Josh Searcy of Dallas; daughter-in-law, Teresa Bradley Searcy McLemore of Dallas; a sister, Siddie Stewart of Lubbock; sisters-in-law, Marie McLemore of Fort Towson and Helen Harrell of Sulphur Springs; numerous nieces, nephews and great nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by two brothers and a sister, Edward and Riley McLemore and Naomi Allen.' |
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| 17044 | I26062 | McLemore | Tilghman "Tim" Richard | 21 Oct 1940 | 6 May 1968 | 0 | Rev. William P. McLemore, in a section on his website devoted to notable McLemore's (Website: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/3476/mclem1.htm), has the following biography: Tilghman Richard McLemore was born October 21, 1940 at West Point, New York, the son of Ephraim Hester and Edith Pearman McLemore. After graduating from Manatee County High School in 1958, he joined the United States Army as an enlisted man and found early duty with the Airborne Infantry in Fort Bragg, North Carolina. It was here that he met Clara Anne Chavis where they were married on January 6, 1960. Their first son, Tilghman Richard III was born May 20, 1960 and their last child, William Terry, was born December 6, 1961. Tim graduated from Florida State University in June 1966, and was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the United States Air Force and soon transferred back into the Airborne Infantry where he promptly left for Fort Campbell, Kentucky, to continue his training. He immediately went to Vietnam and was killed by enemy fire in Hue, South Vietnam, May 6, 1968, during the Tet offensive. He was buried from Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Southern Pines, and laid to rest in Mt. Hope Cemetery of the same community." Name: Tilghman Richar McLemore Birth Date: 21 Oct 1940 Death Date: 6 May 1968 Gender: Male Age: 27 Race: Caucasian (White) Home City: Cedar Key Home State: Florida religion: Episcopal (Anglican) Marital Status: Married (Spouse Listed) SSN/Service #: O3171741 Citizen Status: U.S. Death Date: 6 May 1968 Processed Date: May 1968 Casualty Country: Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam) Casualty Type: Hostile - Killed Casualty Reason: Multi-Fragment Wounds Casualty Air: Ground Casualty Body Status: Body Recovered Service Branch: Department of the Army Component: Reserve (USAR, USNR, USAFR, USMCR, USCGR) Military Grade: Captain Pay Grade: Captain (U.S. Army, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Marine Corps) or Lieutenant (U.S. Navy, U.S. Coast Guard) Province: Military Region 1 - Thua Thien Length of Service : 08 Data Source: Combat Area Casualties Current File |
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| 17045 | I26036 | McLemore | Tilghman Richard "Finn" | 3 Feb 1870 | 9 Nov 1930 | 0 | (Research):Census Information: 1900 Federal Census Mississippi, Franklin County, Beat 1 Enumerated 14 Jun 1900 By John D. Graves SD 7, ED 49, Sheet 10 B 153-158 McLemore, Tilman R Head W M Sept 1875 25 M 8 Miss Miss Nort h Carolina Farmer McLemore, Zula Wife W F April 1880 20 M 8 3/3 Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Lucy Dtr W F Jan 1894 6 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Rubie Dtr W F Feb 1896 4 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Leon Son W M Jan 1898 2 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Richard Father W M ??? 1837 63 Wd Miss South Carolina Miss Neighboring households included that of Thomas C. McLemore and John and Edna FREEMAN. 1910 Federal Census Mississippi, Franklin, Beat 1 Enumerated 5 and 6 Day of May 1910 by Chas. P. Wentworth SD 7, ED 61, Sheet 17B and 18A 329-354 McLemore, Finn R. Head M W 40 M1 17 Miss Miss Miss Farmer General Farm McLemore, Zula E. Wife F W 36 M1 17 6/6 Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Lucy Dtr F W 15 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Ruby Dtr F W 14 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Leon Son M W 12 S Miss Miss Miss Farm Labor McLemore, Quitman Son M W 9 S Miss Miss Miss Farm Labor McLemore, Ephraim Son M W 6 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Garrah Dtr F W 4 S Miss Miss Miss |
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| 17046 | I26083 | McLemore | Tilghman Richard "Ricky" | 20 May 1960 | 4 Feb 2001 | 0 | From North Carolina Birth Index, 1800-2000 Tilghman Richard McLemore Jr 20 May 1960 Moore County, North Carolina Father: Tilghman Richard McLemore, Sr. Mother: Clara A. Chavis Roll # B_C068_66002 Vol 47-B Page 349 Rev. William McLemore notes that his nephew died in a fire at his mobile home. |
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| 17048 | I21778 | McLemore | Tobias | Between 1788 and 1790 | Between 1840 and 1852 | 0 | Land transfer from Archibald McLemore to Tobias McLemore, Deed Book 15, page 199: " ... I Archibald Macklamore of the county of the state of North Carolina, Sampson County for the love and affection which I bear to my son Tobias Macklamoore give, grant convey and confirm unto the said Tobias Macklamore a certain parcel of land situated in the County aforesaid on the east side of little Cohara being the lower part of a Tract of land granted by deed from James ROBINSON to said Archibald Macklemoore the 19th day of March 1807 for 300 acres more or less being the upper part of said Tract of Land beginning at a Black Gum at the run of Hollow Branch running then along an agreed line....east to a Bay Tree at the Run of the Govnnor's (???) marsh branch Then up the meander of said Branch to a line in Hezekiah Macklamoore's line...up the meander of the Cohara to the mouth of the Hollow Branch and pu the meander to the beginning containing by estimate 150 acres ..to have and to hold unto him the said Tobias Macklamoore...I the said Archibald Macklamoore bind myself my heirs Ex. and assign firmly by these presents...unto him the said Hezekiah Maclemore his heirs Ex. and or assignees forever...In witness whereof I have set my hand and seal this ___ day of ____ 1810. Archibald Macklamoore Sampson County In the presence of Ezekiel SMITH and Bias Macklamoore Registered March 7, 1811, Owen HOLMES Reg. (Abstracted from the original by Melinda McLemore Strong 26 May 2005) Sampson County Deed Book Book 15, page 289 Abstract of Deed Tobias McLEMORE to John HANEY This indenture made Between Byus MACLEMORE of the State of North Carolina and County of Sampson and John HANEY of the same County...Byus MACLEMORE....for the Consideration of One Hundred and fifty Dollars to me in hand...(does convey) a Certain Tract...of Land lying and being in the County of Sampson, on the Et. Side of Little Cohary beginning at a Black Gum at the run of the Hollow Marsh...(along) John HANEY's line....up the meander of the Cohary to the mouth of the Hollow Branch... In Witness Whereof I have Herewith set my hand and seal this 24th day of March 1812...Byus (his Mark) MACLEMORE Signed Sealed and Delivered in presence of John HERRING, Richard HERRING Sampson County May Term 1812 ...proven for Registration H. Holmes EE Registered July 4th, 1812 Owen HOLMES Reg. (Abstracted by Melinda McLemore Strong 13 July 2005) Tobias was a Private in the 3 Reg't. (Moore's) North Carolina Militia. The company muster roll shows him present for the dates of: Oct 12-18, 1814; Oct 31 - Dec 1814; Dec 24, 1814 to February 15, 1815; February 15 - May 11; Oct 18, 1814 to Mar 11, 1815, and for Oct 18, 1814 to March 8 1815. 1816 Cumberland County NC Land Grant Bk 28 p 515 Tobias MACLEYMORE 60 acres Black River Twp (Courtesy of Robert McLemore Butler) 1819 Cumberland County NC Land Grant Bk 31 p 438 Tobyan McLEMORE 100 acres Black River Twp (Courtesty of Robert McLemore Butler) 1830 Census (p 186) Tobias MacLemor Sampson County, NC 2 males under the age of 5 <---Maybe Redden and Tobias, Jr. 1 male between 5-10 <---(Appears to have been the John McLemore b. ca 1822 who married Sarah Morgan of Sampson County and later moved to Texas with the Morgans) 1 male between 15-20<---Could be either Amos (b ca 1813) who married JEMIMA SIMMONS or Raiford (b ca 1815) who married Polly UNDERWOOD 1 male between 40-50 <--Tobias (born between 1780 and 1790) 1 female under 5 <---Sarah? 2 females between 5-10 2 females between 10-15 1 female between 15-20 1 female between 40-50 <--his wife (born between 1780 and 1790) Land Transfer from Tobias McLemore to Benjamin HUSTON, Deed Book 24, Page 537 State of North Carolina, Sampson County Know it by all men presents that I Tobias McLemore of the above mentioned state and county for and in consideration of the sum of Fifty Dollars do bargain, sell and deliver unto Benjamin HUTSON of the same State and county a certain tract of land on the west side of Great Cohara with all the appurtenances thereunton belonging bounded as follows Beginning at a stake on the old road...to Tobias McLemore line, thence S. line to the Beginning, containing one hundred twenty five acres more or less and I Tobias McLemore do warrant and defend the same from the claim of any person or persons whatever to Benjamin HUTSON his heirs administrators and assigns forever In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 20th day of February 1837 Tobias McLemore in presence of Neal CAMPBELL and Joseph PARKER Registered the 6th of April 1837 W. ROYAL Registrar 1840 Census (p 22) Tobias McIlmore Sampson County, NC 0 male under 5 <---If Tobias (born ca 1836) is his son, he SHOULD be listed here 0 males between 5-10 1 male between 10-15<--Maybe Redden 1 male between 15-20 <---(Could this be John McLemore, husband of Sarah Morgan? It appears he was ALSO listed in the home of Daniel and Mary Morgan at this same time. Could the enumerations have been at differing times) 1 male between 60-70<--Tobias (Born between 1770 and 1780) 1 female under 5 1 female between 5-10 <---Sarah? 1 female between 20-30 1 female between 50-60<--his wife (Born between 1780 and 1790) It is noted that one additional daughter was born, and four of the six girls listed in 1830 either married or died. Can't locate this family in 1850. FamilySearch.org references a North Carolina Estate file for Tobias McLemore, Probate, Sampson County, NC, Year 1852 Number of Names with File 1 First Image 00762 Last Image 00767, Number of Images 6 GS File Number 002194763 Digital File number 007384320 "North Carolina, Estate Files, 1663-1979," Database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KLYF-NHY : accessed 27 June 2015), Tobias McLemore, 1852; citing Sampson, North Carolina, United States, State Archives, Raleigh; FHL microfilm 2,194,763. In 1860, in Little Coharie, Sampson County, the following family can be found. 431-414 Sarah McLemor 70 F $125 North Carolina Tobias " 24 M Turpentine Maker North Carolina Sarah " 30 F North Carolina It was also indicated that neither Sarah's could read or write. Presumably Tobias was able to. Additionally, in Sampson County on 10 May1862 a Tabitha McLEMORE married Mechack HALES. Might this be one of the missing daughters of Tobias McLemore? If she was his daughter, however, it is not known where she was at the time of the 1850 or 1860 census. Robert McLemore Butler notes that a Tobias McLEMORE was a Pvt. Co A Regt 30 Inf. Born in 1838 in Sampson County. He was a turpentine distiller. Enlisted September 1, 1861 in Clinton. Hospitalized August 1862 at Lynchburg VA. |
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| 17049 | I26608 | McLemore | Tobias | Between 1836 and 1838 | Aft Aug 1862 | 0 | In 1860, in Little Coharie, Sampson County, the following family can be found. 431-414 Sarah McLemor 70 F $125 North Carolina Tobias " 24 M Turpentine Maker North Carolina Sarah " 30 F North Carolina Based simply on his name, 24 year old Tobias McLemore might be a son of Tobias McLemore, and grandson of Archibald McLemore, both of Sampson County. The older Tobias McLemore, born between 1780 and 1790, can not be located on the 1850 or 1860 census. It appears he was already dead. However, there was NOT a son under the age of 5 listed in his household in 1840. It was also indicated that neither Sarah's could read or write. Presumably Tobias was able to. Robert McLemore Butler notes that a Tobias McLEMORE was a private in Company A, 30th Regiment N.C.T, under the name "Sampson Rangers." He was born in 1838 in Sampson County. He was a turpentine distiller. Enlisted September 1, 1861 in Clinton. Hospitalized August 1862 at Lynchburg Virginia. Never returned to unit and supposed died. A condensed history of the Rangers, as published in the Fayetteville Observer on Monday, April 4, 1864 follows. In the article, Tobias was listed as "missing since August, 1862" This article was transcribed by Christine Spencer in August, 2007 and was copied from the following website: http://www.ncgenweb.us/nccivwar/30coanewspaperarticles.htm |
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| 17050 | I26608 | McLemore | Tobias | Between 1836 and 1838 | Aft Aug 1862 | 0 | (Research):THE SAMPSON RANGERS COMPANY A, 30th N.C.R. Fayetteville Observer, Monday, April 4, 1864 Messrs Editors: I have been intending for a long time to give you a condensed history of Company A, 30th Regiment N.C.T., the company to which I belong, not with a view of extolling the deeds we have done but to do justice to the "noble dead". The company was organized at Clinton, Sampson Co., N.C. April 20, 1861 under the name Sampson Rangers by electing F.J. Faison as captain, R.A. Moseley as 1st Lt., and J.C. Holmes and G.W. Marsh as 2nd Lts. It was the first company organized in Sampson County. Under this organization we were ordered to Fort Johnson, which post was commanded by Captain Jones. The first three months we spent at this place, during which time the 20th Regiment N.C.T. was being organized by electing A. Iverson colonel and Capt. F.J. Faison as Lt. Colonel and ----- Toon as Major. Under this organization, about the latter part of August, we were sent to Fort Caswell, as an attack on the fort was daily expected. Lt. Col. Faison was in command of the fort. Our captain having been promoted and Lts. Moseley and Marsh having resigned, 2nd Lt. J.C. Holmes was elected captain, W.W. Sillers 1st Lt., C. Patrick and C.T. Stevens as 2nd lieutenants of the company. Here we had a great deal of hard work to do, putting the fort in a better state of defense and mounting heavy guns, etc. We suffered very much at the fort from the hot weather and scarcity of good water. The water in the fort entirely gave out and we were forced to dig wells to get water, which was not good, and consequently created thirst. The men not being accustomed to hardship and privation, considered this very hard. Very soon, we were transferred to the 30th N.C.T., which was organized by electing F.M. Parker as colonel and Walter Draughen as lieutenant colonel and Jas. T. Kell as major. The regiment was then ordered from Raleigh to Wilmington, N.C., and thence to Smithville, at which place our company joined the regiment. After remaining at Smithville about three weeks we were ordered to South Carolina; the order being countermanded, the regiment was sent to Camp Wyatt, where we built winter quarters and remained until the Battle of Newbern came off. The regiment was ordered to Newbern and got as far as Wilmington, but could not get transportation in time to partake in the fight, consequently, the order was countermanded and the regiment went into quarters at Camp Lamb. From there we went to Camp French, thence to Camp Holmes, and thence to Camp Saunders in Onslow County, where, on the 1st May, 1862, the regiment was re-organized, by electing F.M. Parker as colonel, J.T. Kell as lieutenant colonel, and W.W. Sillers as major. The company re-elected J.C. Holmes as captain, G.F. Williams as first lieutenant and S.(?) T. Stevens and L.M. White as 2nd lieutenants. From Camp Saunders we were ordered to Wilmington and about June 11, 1862 we were ordered to Richmond and became one of the regiments of G.B. Anderson's Brigade About the 21st June we had a sharp skirmish with the enemy on picket near Seven Pines in which Private A.A. Lewis was seriously wounded in the left arm. About the 26th June we were under a heavy fire of shot and shell at Mechanicsville. On the 27th we pursued the retreating enemy to Cold Harbor. In this engagement we lost two killed and Sergeants R.M. Crumpler and H.S. Royal and Private Nevil Royal wounded. About the 1st of July at Malvern Hill we again met the enemy in deadly conflict. At this place we lost three killed and Wm. H. Johnson and Privates R.G. Cox and T.M. Howard wounded; also others were slightly wounded and two captured by the enemy. We very soon went back to Richmond to recuperate and rest. August 19, 1862 we were ordered to report, together with our division, D.H. Hill's, to General Jackson. We reached the main army under General Lee near the Potomac and crossed over into Maryland on Sept. 5. Our division fought in the Battle of South Mountain Sept. 14 and then marched to Sharpsburg and engaged on Sept. 17. We lost one killed and Sgt. A. Hobbs and Privates F.H. Howard, J.R. Holland and Willis Lee wounded. The company stood firm and immovable, assisting in repulsing onset after onset of the heavy columns of the enemy. The night of the 18th the Potomac was re-crossed and we remained in the Valley until the middle of November and then marched to Fredericksburg. The 13th (?) December the company was carried into the Fredericksburg fray, but fortunately none were seriously wounded. We had nothing but picket duty to do during the winter and spring until the 27th April, when the enemy came across the Rappahannock and thanks be to God Hooker was defeated. The brigade, headed by the gallant Ramseur, on Sunday morning May 3, attacked the enemy in their entrenchments and drove them from two lines of breastworks and sent them howling into the Wilderness. Our loss was severe. The company went into the fight 38 strong and came out five killed and eighteen wounded. At Chancellorsville the following were wounded: Sgts. R. M. Crumpler, H.S. Royal, H. Williamson, Corp. J.M. Crumpler and Privates J.M. Kelly, Jas. Williamson, W.J. Taylor, J.M. Parker, E.N. Butler, Joseph Butler, G.W. Rackley, A.H. Brewer, H. Butler, J.A. Weeks, mortally, C.W. Duncan, mortally, J.C. Walker, Corp. S. Boon and N. Godwin. After the battle of Chancellorsville, we returned to our old camp near Fredericksburg and remained until the 10th June when the advance into Pennsylvania commenced. The company did its noble duty in the taking of Berrysville and Martinsburg. Our brigade was the first to cross the Potomac and to occupy Williamsport, Maryland. Several places were taken and hard marching done in Maryland and Pennsylvania until at last we reached Gettysburg. The company was in the three days fight and acted well and fortunately none killed and only two wounded'97 Sgt. J.W. Merritt and A.H. Brewer, who were taken prisoners. Soon we re-crossed the Potomac and our march commenced to the Rapidan. At Manassas Gap, we had a sharp skirmish with the enemy. We reached Orange Court House on August 2 and remained near this place until September 8 when we assisted in driving Meade to Centreville. Then we re-crossed the Rappahannock and camped near Kelly's Ford; and on Nov. 7, our regiment being in reserve on picket near Kelly's Ford to support the 2nd Regiment N.C.T., was ordered to the river to reinforce the 2nd N.C.T. The enemy being in strong force and having taken advantage of a strong position poured a deadly fire of musketry into our ranks while we were going into the river. Soon after reaching the river, we were ordered to fall back; the regiment fell back to the woods about a half mile from the river, under a tremendous fire of shot and shell. About that time, Lt. Col. Sillers, commanding the regiment, was ordered by Col. Bennett, commanding the brigade, to deploy the regiment on a hill near by and hold the enemy in check at all hazards, this being done but the position was maintained with difficulty. Late in the evening Lt. Col. Sillers received a mortal wound. At 11:00 that night, we drew off. The company lost one killed and the following wounded: Sgt. R.M. Crumpler, O.B. Cobb, Jas. Williamson, T.J. Warrick, M. Dove, J. Frizeland; also we lost 13 men as prisoners. We soon re-crossed the Rapidan and camped near Morton's Ford. Our regiment was under heavy fire at Mine Run and Morton's Ford. We have been in various skirmished too tedious to tell. A Member List of Deceased of Company A, 30th N.C.T. M.S. Dudley, Wilmington, N.C. November, 1861 Marshall Royal, Sampson County Neil Lewis, Richmond, August, 1862 W.D. Strickland, Guinea Station, Va., Jan. 9, 1863 Corp. L.H. Pipkin and J.W. Baggot, killed, Malvern Hill, July 1, 1962 Corp. Sherman Royal, of wound, Richmond, Va., July 9, 1862 Blackman Taw and Jas. T. Goodrich, killed, Cold Harbor, June 27, 1862 George E. Brown, killed, Sharpsburg, September 17, 1862 Willis Gilbert, Lynchburg, Oct. 15, 1862 George H. Draughton, Clinton, Dec. 26, 1862 Owen Page, Richmond, Dec. 29, 1862 J.W. Jackson, Richmond R.M. Bradshaw, Palmyra, March 17, 1863 W.K. Bradshaw, of wound, May 5, 1863 J.R. Holland, Ransom Naylor and Daniel R. Underwood, killed at Chancellorsville May 3, 1863 H.R. Robinson, Martinsburg, June 19, 1863 Wm. Autry, Gordonville, Dec. 18, 1862 J.R. Butler, Lynchburg, Jan. 2, 1863 C.W. Duncan, of wound, Richmond, May 26, 1863 C.H. Reynolds, Guinea Station, January 11 J.L. Faircloth, Richmond, January 16 Jno. Faircloth, Feb. 10 Henry Mitchell, Feb. 14 E.M. Register, Feb. 15 Sgt. J.M. Thrailkill, Fredericksburg, Feb. 21 Martin Weldon, Royal, March 8 J.A. Weeks, of wound, Richmond, May 16, 1863 Thomas N. Clarkson, Mt. Jackson, November 14, 1862 W.H. Boswell, killed, Kelly's Ford, Nov. 7, 1863 Wiley Tew, Lynchburg Tobias McLemore, missing since August, 1862 | STR06 |
| 17051 | I27431 | McLemore | Tolly Therman "Button" | 2 May 1890 | 5 Dec 1938 | 0 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was a resident of Blount County, Alabama, working as a coal miner for Lehigh Coal Co, and supporting his wife and and two children. He was described as Tall, with dark brown eyes and black hair. The Alabama, Deaths and Burial Index, shows he was buried in Trafford, Alabama. His parents were listed as Laura Srider (Sic) and Richard McLemore. Wife was shown as Ethel Vaughan McLemore. |
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| 17052 | I27431 | McLemore | Tolly Therman "Button" | 2 May 1890 | 5 Dec 1938 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1920 Census Alabama, Trafford Pr 32, Jefferson County Enumerated 7 Jan 1920 SD 9 ED 139 Sheet 5A 96-96 McClemore, Thermon Polly Head M W 29 M Tenn Tenn Tenn Farmer At Home McClemore, Ethel Wf F W 22 M Ala Ala Ala Farmer At Home McClemore, William Paul Son M W 5 0/12 S Ala Tenn Ala McClemore, Richard Hartwell Son M W 3 0/12 S Ala Tenn Ala McClemore, Ola Dtr F W 2 0/12 S Ala Tenn Ala 1930 Census Alabama, Jefferson County, Pr 16 Enumerated 7 May 1930 ED 37-149 SD 4 Sheet 24A Stamped 24 Old Warrior and Birmingham Road 468-489 McLemore, T. Tollie Head M W 39 M 23 Tenn Tenn Tenn Farmer At Home McLemore, Ethel Wf F W 33 M 17 Ala Ala Ala Farmer McLemore, Paul Son M W 15 S Ala Tenn Ala McLemore, Richard H Son M W 14 Ala Tenn Ala McLemore, Ola Dtr F W 12 S Ala Tenn Ala McLemore, Lola B Dtr F W 10 S Ala Tenn Ala McLemore, Lillian Dtr F W 8 S Ala Tenn Ala McLemore, Tallie B Son M W 5 S Ala Tenn Ala McLemore, Curtis Son M W 4 0/12 Ala Tenn Ala McLemore, Zyla Dtr F W 2 9/12 S Ala Tenn Ala McLemore, Garland Son M W 10/12 S Ala Tenn Ala |
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| 17053 | I3384 | McLemore | Tommie Dan | 21 Nov 1927 | 18 Jan 2006 | 0 | Although Tommie grew up in Jasper, he worked on the East Coast, and says he "married a Yankee from New Jersey." As of 1999, they lived in Memphis, Tennessee. He is a member of MENSA and the American Holly Society. Tommie D. McLemore Tommie D. McLemore, 78, of Memphis, Tenn., died Jan. 18 at Methodist North Hospital in Memphis. Services were held Jan. 21 at Memphis Funeral Home Gerrmantown Parkway Chapel with burial following at memory Hill Gardens. He was a veteran of the Merchant Marines. Survivors include his wife, Jean Hillouse McLemore; step-daughters, Alicia Van Gunda and Linda McNee; step-sons, Bill Nichols and Fred Nichols; sisters Marie Hicks of Jasper and Irma Brauniger of Beaumont; brothers, John D. McLemore of Kemp and Bobbie McLemore of Jasper; and six grandchildren. http://www.jaspernewsboy.com 02/01/2006 online edition |
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| 17054 | I27526 | McLemore | Tommie Joyce | Mar 1899 | 20 Dec 1968 | 0 | Name: Mrs. Thomas J. Easley Death Date: 20 Dec 1968 Death Place: Temple, Bell, Texas Gender: Female Race: White Death Age: 68 years Estimated Birth Date: Birth Date: 20 Mar 1900 Birthplace: Texas Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Father's Name: Jim Mclemare Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name: Katie Mother's Birthplace: Occupation: House Wife Place of Residence: Waxahachie, Ellis, Texas Cemetery: Burial Place: Waxahachie, Ellis, Texas Burial Date: Additional Relatives: X Film Number: 2137256 Digital Film Number: 4030475 Image Number: 3310 Reference Number: cn 91343 Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976 |
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| 17056 | I34120 | McLemore | Tranum H. | 21 Feb 1977 | 4 Apr 2012 | 0 | Tranum H. McLemore, 35, of Bristol, passed away Wednesday, April 4, 2012. He was a native of Wewahitchka. Tranum was born Feb. 21, 1977 in Panama City to Klenton and Penny McLemore. He was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Tranum enjoyed hunting, fishing, and baseball. He graduated from Wewahitchka High School in 1996 and Florida State University in 2001. Tranum was a physical ed. teacher for Blountstown Middle School where he coached football, basketball and baseball. He took great pride in impacting the young lives of those he taught and wanted to make a difference. Tranum was a loving husband and father. He is preceded in death by his grandfather, Thomas Howell McDaniel, and brother Sterling McLemore. Tranum is survived by his wife, Winter McLemore and three beautiful daughters, Autumn, AubriAna, and Aubrynn. He is also survived by his father, Klenton McLemore and mother Penny McLemore (Charles Mayhann); his brothers, Robert Knowles, Lee, Will, Davis, Klenton, Mitchell and Scott McLemore; grandmother, Minnie Ola Pridgeon McDaniel; and numerous family members. Funeral service will be held 2 p.m. CST, Saturday, April 7, 2012 at the First United Methodist Church of Wewahitchka with Pastor Jeremy Pridgeon officiating. Interment will follow at Jehu Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the church one hour prior to service. Condolences may be submitted or viewed at www.southerlandfamily.com?u? ?/u? |
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| 17057 | I34844 | McLemore | Travis | 20 Nov 1889 | 8 Feb 1979 | 0 | Listed as Willie, age 11 months (born June) at the time of the 1880 census? When he registered for the World War I draft, he was farming and a resident of Moulton, Alabama, which he also indicated was his place of birth. His dependents were listed as his mother, wife and one child. He was described as short and stout, with light blue eyes and sandy hair. |
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| 17058 | I34844 | McLemore | Travis | 20 Nov 1889 | 8 Feb 1979 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1920 Census Alabama, Lawrence County, Oakville 9 Enumerated 13 Jan 1920 SD 8 ED 92 Sheet 5B 104-104 McLemore, Travis Hd M W 30 M Ala Ala Ala Farmer McLemore, Annie Wf F W 21 m Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Hansel Son M W 5 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Hasel Dtr F W 1 1/12 Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Mary Mother F W 73 Wd Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Dora Sister F W 45 S Ala Ala Ala 1930 Census Alabama, Lawrence County, Precinct 8 Enumerated April 2, 1930 ED 40-16 SD 1 Sheet 1A Stamped 189 5-5 McLemore, Travis Hd M W 39 M 21 Ala Ala Ala Farmer McLemore, Annie Wf F W 33 S 15 Ala Ala Ga McLemore, Hansel Son M W 15 s Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Hazel Dtr F W 11 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Frank Son M W 10 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Dyke Son M W 7 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Constance Dtr F W 3 2/12 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Mary Mother F W 85 Wd Ala NC NC McLemore, Dora Sister F W 53 S Ala Ala Ala 6-6 Mrs. T. A. Adair and family (including Sewell's and Alexander's) 7-7 McLemore, W. C. Head M W 29 M 21 Ala Ala Ala Farmer McLemore, Ninnie Wf F W 30 M 22 Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Auburn Son M W 7 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Murline Dtr F W 4 8/12 S Ala Ala Ala McLemore, Lulien Dtr F W 1 11/12 S Ala Ala Ala 8-8 Smith, Lemmie Head M W 21 M 19 Ala Ala Ala Farmer Smith, Carrie Wf F W 24 M 22 Ala Ala Ala Smith, Ninnie dtr F W 1 8/12 Ala Ala Ala 1940 Census Alabama, Lawrence County, Twp 7 Enumerated 19 Apr 1940 SD 8 ED 40-19 Sheet 10B 159-O-1000-Yes McLamore, Travis Head m W 50 M No 8 Ala Same House Farming McLamore, Annie (x) Wife M (sic) W 42 M No 6 Ala Same House McLamore, Frank Son M W 20 S Ala Same House Farming McLamore, ?lyde Son M W 17 S Ala Same House McLamore, Christine Dtr F W 13 S Ala Same House McLamore, Roy Son M W 9 S Yes 4 Ala Same House McLamore, Dora Sister F W 66 S No 3 Ala Same House |
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| 17059 | I36647 | McLemore | Troy Lee | 14 Nov 1925 | 27 Nov 2010 | 0 | Troy Lee McLemore, age 85, passed away November 27, 2010. He was born November 14, 1925 in Leonard, Texas to Marvin and Lillie May McLemore. He is preceded in death by his parents; brothers; James, Bobbie Ray, and Paul; and his daughter Julie. He is survived by his wife of 54 years Yukie; his daughter Peggy; and son-in-law Donald Redmond. Troy served over 20 years in the military, first in the Navy from 1944-1946 during World War II. After leaving the Navy he immediately joined the Air Force where he proudly served until retiring in 1966. He was a farmer, carpenter, handyman, but most of all a good and decent family man with a lively sense of humor who will be greatly missed. A graveside service will be held Tuesday, December 7, 2010 at 11:00 A.M. at Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery. |
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| 17060 | I26424 | McLemore | U. L. | 26 Apr 1886 | 7 Feb 1943 | 0 | Lynn Franklin shows that he married Minnie P. Flippin, and thay they were the parents of Marion, Robert, Mildred, James, Mattie and Mary. On the Ancestry.com. Tennessee, Deaths and Burials Index, 1874-1955 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011. he is shown as divorced at the time of his death. |
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| 17061 | I35488 | McLemore | Unia Mann | Oct 1893 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research):Could this be her on the 1930 Census? Most likely NOT as Unia McLemore is not thought to have an older sister named MAE. 1930 Census Texas, Dallas County, JP 5, Hasting?? Enumerated 1 May 1930 ED 57-127 SD 10 Sheet 12B Aynes, Frank Hd M W 42 M 26 Tx Tx Tx Aynes, Unia Wf F W 37 M 21 Tx La La Aynes, Frank Son M W 13 S Tx Tx Tx Clark, Mae Sister-in-law F W 43 Wd Tx La La |
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| 17062 | I26554 | McLemore | Valda Louise | 18 Nov 1897 | Abt 1970 | 0 | (Research):Census Records: 1910 Census Tennessee, Shelby County, Memphis Enumerated 26 Apr 1910 SD 10, ED 144, Sheet 12B Pontotoc and ??? Streets Beckham, Harry M Hd M W 32 M1 2 Beckham, Dessie Wf F W 24 M1 0/0 McLemore, Sallie Boarder F W 65 Wd 5/5 Tn Tn Tn Own Income McLemore, Mary Boarder F W 24 S Tn Tn Tn Stenographer McLemore, Valder Boarder F W 12 S Tn Tn Tn Despite some discrepencies, the census record above appear s to be for the widowed Sarah Thomas McLemore, her daughter-in-law, the widowed Mamie (Jones) McLemore, and granddaughter, Valda McLemore. Sarah Thomas was the widow of John Coffee McLemore, and Mamie Jones was the widow of James Valdor McLemore. The 24 year old Mary might instead be Valda's Aunt and not her mother. |
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| 17063 | I28711 | McLemore | Varnetta "Nettie" | Aug 1898 | 27 Mar 1904 | 0 | Died as a toddler. | STR06 |
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| 17066 | I27274 | McLemore | Velma | 16 Jul 1900 | 5 Jul 1987 | 0 | Velma md. Dewey WALLACE (deceased) and had David Alvis and Hazel. (The Lure and Lore of Limestone County, p. 147). A photo of her headstone on FindAGrave shows that she shares a double headstone with Deward A. Wallace. | STR06 |
| 17067 | I27465 | McLemore | Velma Viola | Abt 1911 | 27 Apr 1972 | 0 | Name: Velma Viola Nix Titles & Terms (Original): Titles & Terms (Standardized): Death Date: 27 Apr 1972 Death Place: Huntsville, Madison, Alabama Gender: Female Race (Original): Race (Standardized): Age at Death: 61y Estimated Birth Date: 1911 Birth Date: Birthplace: Marital Status: Spouse's Name: William Nix Spouse's Titles & Terms (Original): Spouse's Titles & Terms (Standardized): Father's Name: Mathew B. Mclemore Father's Titles & Terms (Original): Father's Titles & Terms (Standardized): Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name: Velah Ivey Mother's Titles & Terms (Original): Mother's Titles & Terms (Standardized): Mother's Birthplace: Occupation: Street Address: Residence: Cemetery: Burial Place: Burial Date: Funeral Home: Informant: Additional Relatives: Film Number: 2114475 Reference Number: 10157 Collection: Alabama Deaths, 1908-1974 |
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| 17068 | I35276 | McLemore | Verda Belle | 29 May 1877 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | She appears to have married W. F. Mizell, and been the informant on the death certifcate of brother Aplin Erskine McLemore. When Aplin registered for the draft during World War I, he listed his nearest relative as Verdie Bell Mizell of Granbury. | STR06 |
| 17069 | I28648 | McLemore | Vernetta Jane | Between 1829 and 1830 | Aft 1860 | 0 | (Research):Census Information 1850 Census Arkansas, Drew County, Smith Township Enumerated 5 Dec 1850 413-413 Alfred Heflin 31 M Farmer Alabama Nancy Heflin 68 F $120 Ga Mary Heflin 9 F Mi Nancy Singleton 16 F Ala 414-414 Milton Heflin 22 M Farmer Ala Varnetta Heflin 21 F Arkansas 1860 Census Arkansas, Drew County, Mill Creek Twp Enumerated 17 July 1860 by J.S. Jordan Page 5 Stamped 81 HH 27 S.T. Heflin HH 28 James and M.M. Whitehead HH 29 Milton Helfin 35 M Farmer $1400 $1000 Alabama V.J. Heflin 30 F Arkansas J.F. Heflin 8 M Arkansas V.L. Heflin 6 F Arkansas <--Died young? M.J. Heflin 4 F Arkansas E.M. Helfin 2 F Arkansas |
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| 17070 | I47167 | McLemore | Vernon | 17 Sep 1918 | 15 Feb 1997 | 0 | Ancestry.com. U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011, show he served in the Navy from 23 Jan 1945 to 3 Dec 1945. The North Carolina Death Index shows he was a resident of Beaufort, FL, in Real Estate Sales, Real Estate Insurance, and graduated from the 11th grade. |
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| 17071 | I47167 | McLemore | Vernon | 17 Sep 1918 | 15 Feb 1997 | 0 | (Medical):See attached sources. | STR06 |
| 17072 | I257 | McLemore | Vernon Earl | 19 Jun 1938 | 19 May 2018 | 0 | Served in the Armed Forces. Operated and expanded the laundry business started by his father. As is a McLemore tradition, he involved his children in the business with him. Obituary Vernon Earl McLemore, 79, went to be with the Lord on May 19, 2018, after a brief illness. This was exactly one month short of his 80th birthday. He was surrounded by family. Vernon was born on June 19, 1938, in San Augustine, Texas to the late Ira "Ray" McLemore and Opal Hensarling McLemore. Vernon was a staff sergeant on active duty in the US Air Force from 1961 to 1962. He was then in the US Air Force Reserves from 1961-1966. After his years of service, Vernon worked in the family Locker Plant alongside his father Ray. During this time they also opened the first McLemore Laundry in San Augustine. He treasured the community of San Augustine and wanted the people to have a nice laundry in town. McLemore Laundry has grown to four locations and continues to be a family business. Mr. McLemore was married to his loving wife Brenda on June 19th, 1984. Vernon was a Christian man with deeply embedded Christian values and had a passion for studying the bible and sharing the word. In his younger years, Vernon enjoyed his only hunting love; that of quail hunting. He had a zeal for training and working his quail dogs. He was also an avid beekeeper. Vernon had a farm and cattle in the Chireno area where he spent much time up until his stroke in 2010. His years of working with cattle led him to enjoy attending the cattle auction each week even up until the past couple of weeks. He also had numerous friends in the community who he enjoyed playing dominoes with weekly. Most recently, Vernon also enjoyed spending time with his sweet little great-grandchildren Hailey, Caden, Kash, Hurley, Abby and Calvin. Vernon was preceded in death by his parents; a sister, Linda Ann McLemore Jackson; and a great-grandson, Kase. He is survived by his wife of 34 years Brenda McLemore of Nacogdoches, Texas; his children, Varron McLemore and wife Rae Janette of Nacogdoches, Texas; Sarah McLemore Hudgins and husband Todd of Athens, Alabama; Angela Strong and husband Curtis of Bryan, Texas; Michelle Strong and husband Barry of Flower Mound, Texas; Melissa Crabtree of Bryan, Texas; 12 grandchildren; and 6 great-grandchildren. His funeral will be held at 10:00 a.m. Friday, May 25, 2018, at Cason Monk-Metcalf Sunset Chapel officiated by Alton Shaw. Interment will follow at Liberty Hill Memorial Garden in San Augustine, Texas. There will be a time of visitation for family and friends from 6:00 '96 8:00 Thursday, May 24, 2018, at Cason Monk-Metcalf Funeral Home. [Song Leader was his son, Vincent Eric McLemore. The hymns chosen were "The Old Rugged Cross", "Trust and Obey" and "It is Well With My Soul."]. Pallbearers will be Vincent Eric McLemore, Elliott Jackson, Nicholas Jackson, Christopher Strong, Garrett Hudgins, James Gaines, Bradley Lusk, and Ryan McAllister. Honorary Pallbearers will be Lenvelle Stanaland, Truman Hudgins, Larry Jackson, Jamie Santoyo Flores, Lud Davis, and Mike Fussell. Please visit www.CasonMonk-Metcalf.com to leave your online condolences and memories. Arrangements are under the direction of Cason Monk-Metcalf Funeral Directors, Nacogdoches. FAMILY Brenda McLemore, Wife Varron McLemore and wife Rae Janette, Son Sarah McLemore Hudgins and husband Todd, Daughter Angela Strong and husband Curtis, Daughter Michelle Strong and husband Barry, Daughter Melissa Crabtree, Daughter 1 2, Grandchildren 0 6, Great-Grandchildren Ira "Ray" McLemore, Father Opal Hensarling McLemore, Mother Linda Ann McLemore Jackson, Sister Kase ., Great Grandson PALLBEARERS Vincent Eric McLemore , Active Pallbearer Elliott Jackson , Active Pallbearer Nicholas Jackson , Active Pallbearer Christopher Strong , Active Pallbearer Garrett Hudgins, Active Pallbearer James Gaines , Active Pallbearer Bradley Lusk , Active Pallbearer Ryan McAllister , Active Pallbearer Lenvelle Stanaland , Honorary Pallbearer Truman Hudgins , Honorary Pallbearer Larry Jackson , Honorary Pallbearer Jamie Santoyo Flores, Honorary Pallbearer Mike Fussel, Honorary Pallbearer Lud Davis , Honorary Pallbearer |
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| 17073 | I56 | McLemore | Vessie Earl | 12 Sep 1916 | 30 Apr 1997 | 0 | As a young man, Earl and his brother Ray helped manage their father's ranch in Pearsall. Evon recalls a terrible drought at that ranch one summer. Her brothers told her that they had to use a blowtorch on cactuses to get enough water for the cattle. He has a military marker at his gravesite "PFC, US Army WW II" When he was shipped oversees during the war, he and Evon worked out a code so his family would know where he was stationed, because all correspondence was heavily censored. The first letter he sent to Evon was addressed to Mrs. R.O. Tisdale. The next letter, to Mrs. M.E. Tisdale. She knew he must therefore be in Rome. He was later moved elsewhere in Italy, but Evon said she never was able to figure out where because some of the letters came out of sequence, and others never made it home at all. The Sabine County Reporter May 21, 1997, page 12 Earl McLemore Earl McLemore, 80, of San Augustine County died Wednesday, April 30, 1997, at Memorial Medical Center of East Texas in Lufkin McLemore was born Sept. 12, 1916, in Sabine County as a son of the late Nina (Fuller) and Vessie Eugene McLemore. He was a U. S. Air Force veteran of World War II, a farmer/rancher, and a member of the Rosevine Church of God. Survivors: wife, Velta McLemore of San Augustine County, sons, Donald McLemore of Woodland and Bruce McLemore of Tarkington Prairie; a daughter, Nina Weimer of Spring; two brothers, Lynn McLemore of San Augustine and Tommy McLemore of Houston; a sister, Evon McLemore of Lufkin; five grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Funeral services were held May 2 at the Wyman Roberts Funeral Chapel in San Augustine. Interment followed at Thomas Cemetery, San Augustine. Earl's oldest son Donald wrote the following article about his father for his company newsletter shortly after his father's funeral: In Memory of My Dad I remember the lessons well because they were taught without compromise, a deep sense of right and wrong and what was best for his family. Those lessons were sometimes harsh and hard for us kids to understand so we sometimes did the exact opposite from what Dad wanted. Now as I look back, I can see that may of those lessons took root regardless of what we did then. Dad was born September 17, 1916 into a family of five boys and one girl. His mom and dad were farmers/ranchers, not poor but certainly not rich. I was born in 1940 just after the Great Depression and I know the defining effect that period of time had on everyone. People that endured the depression were so afraid of not having enough that they saved every penny and did without things that we would not think twice about buying today. Due to that experience and the intense drive to be successful, the McLemores developed the reputation of being extremely tight with money and that lesson was passed on to their kids as independence. "With money you can be independent and not have to depend on your family or the government for support." I always said money would not be important to me. However, I see that same independent driven trait in every one of the McLemores today to some extent. MBM has been in existence for almost twenty seven years. In all those years, I have come in contact with thousands of people, both rich and poor who did not have parents like we were lucky enough to have. They taught us the values that made this country great. I remember Dad's mom (Nina Fuller) saying in front of me one day when Dad was perplexed and seeking advice on how to handle a difficult situation "Earl, regardless of what he does or says it doesn't give you the right to do what is wrong." That phrase along with many others gave our lives direction, focus and nutured the development of character. What is amazing to me now is that it took me until I was in my mid thirties to begin to realize how fortunate my siblings and I were for having learned those lessons. Dad had four major heart attacks over a three and a half year period. Someone like myself would not have survived the first one. Less than ten percent of his heart still functioned when it finally quit working forever and yet he still did what he loved to do the most and that was to work. "An idle mind is the devils workshop" he used to tell mom when she thought he was working too hard. When word got out that Dad had gone on to meet his Maker, people from everywhere responded with cards, flowers, phone calls, donations, food and words of comfort to the family. My goal will be to try to pass on those I come into contact with a little part of my Dad. |
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| 17074 | I49 | McLemore | Vessie Eugene | 1 Feb 1885 | 21 Jan 1952 | 0 | Vessie McLemore grew up on his parent's farm in the first precinct of Sabine County. The adjoining farm was owned by his Uncle, Henry Strickland White, Jr. The 1900 census indicates that Vessie, who was 15, could read and write, and that he has attended three months of school that year, as had his brothers Rufus and Earnest. His daughter Evon has a class picture of Vessie from around this period. Evon said that Vessie didn't have much of a formal education, and probably stopped attending school altogether around this time. Vessie's wife, Nina, told her granddaughter Melinda that he even taught school for a time, however Evon doubts that this was so. The 1940 Federal Census indicates he had graduated from the Seventh Grade. His wife, Nina, had made it through only Six years of schooling. When Vessie was 22, he married Nina Fuller,who was 16. On the 1910 Sabine County census they were shown living on a home farm in precinct six, near both Joe Fuller (Nina's father) and John and Jane Fullen (her mother's parents). Nina was shown as being the mother of two children, neither of them living. Nina's first pregnancy ended in a miscarriage, and her next three babies died shortly after they were born. Her first child lived only 10 weeks. Evon said that Nina and Vessie's baby slept in their bed with them, as was the custom of the time. One morning when they woke up, the baby was dead. Tera Fuller, Nina's sister, reported that Nina always worried that she had somehow accidentally caused the babies death, maybe by rolling over it. Evon conjectured that the baby probably died of SIDS, which her mother had never heard of. The second baby lived only a day. In 1911, they had a third baby which also lived only one day. The three babies are buried side by side. In 1913, Nina and Vessie's son Percy was born. Over the next six years, the McLemore's had three more children, daughter Evon and sons' Earl and Ray. Vessie owned a store in Steep Creek, a sawmill village eight miles south of San Augustine. He also raised cattle. He regularly published a small advertisement in the 1918 Sabine County newspaper, offering a reward for any stray cattle returned to him. His brand was VM on the hip. He later adopted the "Running M" as his brand. Evon remembers her father buying a Brahma Bull, in an effort to improve his herd. Most of the ranchers in Sabine County didn't fence in their cattle, they allowed them to freely roam about to forage for food. Evon remembers people being afraid of the "Brimmer." He wasn't a particularly mean bull, he was just so different from the east texas scrub cattle that everyone raised. Tom McLemore, Evon Tisdale and Melinda Strong had a conversation in November, 2002 with Vance Hargrove that came around to the subject of Vessie's missing cattle. Vance was a neighbor of the McLemore's when they lived in Bronson, and a good friend of Percy's. He said that Vessie asked he and Percy one day to go looking for several cattle that were missing. They found evidence that some of the laborers in the nearby saw mills had been poaching from Vessie's herd. They told Vessie they had found cattle bones in the yards of some of the workers, workers who looked to be half-starved. Vessie said they probably were half-starved, and told the boys not to report their findings to the sheriff. A son of Enlow Birdwell relayed a similar story to Tom McLemore in September, 2007, at the funeral of Lynn McLemore. He recalled that Enlow had killed one of Vessie's cows and was taking it home to feed his family. He was caught in the act by Vessie. He confessed to what he had done, and said that he was only doing so because his family had done without for a long time, and were starving. Vessie told him to take the beef home and use it as he intended, but added, "let this be the last one of my cows that you steal." It was. When times became more prosperous, Enlow began raising a small herd of cattle of his own. He went to Vessie to borrow some money to get a start. Vessie gave him one of his checkbooks, and told him to simply use it as he needed, he trusted Enlow and knew together they could keep an accurate accounting of what he borrowed. Enlow often told his family that Vessie was the one who helped him get a start in life, and that he especially valued the trust he showed in him. Vessie's older children attended their primary grades in Sabine County, but had to commute to San Augustine for High School. Evon says that during the winter, she and her brothers boarded with the family of Dr. Davis, who lived nearby the school. In the late 1920s, the family moved to San Augustine. Evon remembers that her mother suffered another devasting miscarriage, which nearly killed her. A few years later, Nina's youngest children were born, son Tommy in 1931 and son Lynn in 1933. They lived in a house Vessie renovated just off Main Street, and had a small home farm. Evon remembers her father first built a garage, and they slept and cooked in this until he had finished with the house. Their home was still standing in 1997. Even the roof is the same one Vessie laid. It is now the second house on the left, on present day Whitton street. It is a block away from the local elementary school. Tom remembers an indigent Civil War veteran, in his late eighties, who his father took into their home. Tom vividly recalls the stories he told about the war each night at dinner. In the December 21, 1939 issue of the San Augustine Tribune, V.E. McLemore offered a $5.00 reward to anyone who found his dun muley cow branded "M" on the left loin. Around 1940, Vessie sold their house in the city, and bought some ranch land several miles outside of town. Vessie's brothers and sisters used to say, admiringly, that "Vessie could stand on the corner and make money." He was an industrious man, with a strong enterpreneurial bent. His first job was working in the sawmills, with his brother, Rufus. But Vessie hated working for others, and saved up enough money to buy a general store in Steep Creek. This was around the time of World War I. It was a rough part of town, and he had both black and white laborers from the sawmills as customers. The sheriff was a frequent visitor to the store. Evon remembers him always having a kind word and a piece of candy for her. He had a reputation for brutality however, and she recalls that he and a brother were eventually sent to jail after being convicted of murder. One day, the sheriff came to the store asking about a particular Negro laborer. Vessie said he hadn't seen him in days. The sheriff asked Vessie to call him the next time this man came in, telling Vessie he intended to kill him. Vessie went home and discussed the sheriff's threat with Nina, worrying about what he should do. In the middle of the night he got dressed, and tracked the man down in his home. He warned him of the sheriff's threat. The man pawned his pocket watch to Vessie, then and there, and used the money to flee town. He succesfully escaped the sheriff and was never heard of again. Vessie later gave the pocket watch to his son Earl. After Earl's death, his children gave this watch to their Uncle Tom, and Tom eventually passed this keepsake down to his eldest daughter, Melinda. It was a brass plated Studebaker watch from the South Bend Watch Company, and widely sold by mail order in the 1920's. These watches were sold on credit, and could be purchased with a down payment of $1. With the onset of the Depression, the company found itself with many delinquent accounts and was forced to close. (http://www.pocketwatchrepair.com/histories/southbend.html) After the mill near Steep Creek closed, Vessie was also forced to close his store. His family feared that they'd soon be in the poorhouse. But Vessie continued to prosper. He worked as a rancher primarily, leasing and operating land in Pearsall, Garwood and in various sites throughout South and East Texas. He operated up to 20,000 acres at any given time. He also owned and operated a cotton gin and a meat processing plant. He involved his children in all these ventures. He was well known in the community for his willingness to extend credit or make loans to poor families, black or white. Tom McLemore recalls from looking at a lot of the notes he had drawn up that he charged from 6% to 10% compound interest. He was good fried to Will Wade, proprietor of the City Cafe, and W.J. (Wade) McClanahan, Deputy Sherriff of San Augustine. Vessie felt a strong committment to provide for his family. Before he died, he built a home for each of his eldest four children, as well as giving them each 50 acres of land. He left his homestead and 400 acre ranch, jointly, to his two youngest sons. When Vessie was in his forties, he was gored by a bull on the ranch. The wound was just under his left eye. He suffered from nearly incapacitating headaches for the rest of his life. In 1950, he had several massive strokes, and was unable to function normally after that. His wife nursed him at home until he died from a brain aneurysm in 1952. Although Vessie didn't have much formal education, he was an extremely intelligent man. Tom and Evon remember that he read widely. Vessie's daughter, Evon, was the first of the family to graduate from college. She attended Stephen F. Austin in Nacogdoches, where she received a degree in education. She remembers coming home one weekend from college, and her father asked her to check something he had prepared. He had calculated the compound interest that was due on a loan he had made. She told him she didn't know how to do this. "What am I sending you to college for" he grumbled, "if they can't even teach you to calculate compound interest." His obituary was published in the local papers, as well as in the January 23, 1952 issue of the Houston Post. Written by Melinda McLemore Strong, granddaughter, circa 1995 and revised periodically |
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| 17075 | I49 | McLemore | Vessie Eugene | 1 Feb 1885 | 21 Jan 1952 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1910 Census Texas, Sabine County, Pr 6 Enumerated 11 May 1910 SD 2 ED 133 Sheet 32A 209-209 McLemore, Vessie Head M W 24 M1 2 Tx US US Farming Home Farm McLemore, Nina Wf F W 18 M1 2 2/0 Tx Ga Tx 1920 Census Texas, Sabine County, JP 6 Enumerated 2 Jan 1920 SD 326 ED 173 Sheet 1A Bronson Road 2-2 McLemore, Vessie E Head M W 34 M Tx Ga Tx Farmer McLemore, Nina O Wf F W 28 M Tx Ark Tx McLemore, Percy L Son M W 6 S Tx Tx Tx McLemore, Evaughan V Dtr F W 5 S Tx Tx Tx McLemore, Earl Son M W 3 3/12 S Tx Tx Tx McLemore, Ira Son M W 1 4/12 S Tx Tx Tx |
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| 17076 | I49 | McLemore | Vessie Eugene | 1 Feb 1885 | 21 Jan 1952 | 0 | (Medical):artherio sclerosis, hypertension | STR06 |
| 17077 | I27643 | McLemore | Vinus Buford | Mar 1887 | 13 Oct 1971 | 0 | (Research):Census Information: 1910 Census Alabama, Limestone County, Precinct 4 Big Creek Enumerated 8 May 1910 SD 8 ED 103 Sheet 9B HH 168-181 McLemore, John and Angeline HH 168 -182 McLemore, Buford Hd M W 21 M1 1 Ala Ala Ala Miller ?? Mill McLemore, Mary Wf F W 23 M1 1 Tn Unk Unk McLemore, Tessie Dtr F W 2/12 S Ala Ala Tn HH 169-183 McLemore, Ottie L and Sallie |
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| 17078 | I26865 | McLemore | Viola Altha | 17 Jan 1905 | 29 Jul 1948 | 0 | From the California Death Index at rootsweb: BROWNING ALTHA VIOLA 01/17/1905 CORNEY MCLEMORE F ALABAMA KERN 07/29/1948 43 yrs Viola (McLemore) Browning contributed by Ron Henson The Husonian-Democrat, p. 2, Hugo, Choctaw Co., Oklahoma, 5 August 1948 Funeral services for Mrs. Viola Browning, wife of Robert Browning, was held at 3 p.m. Thursday August 4, at the Clayton Avenue Baptist Church with Rev. J.B. Ward officiating and all funeral arrangements under the direction of Campbell Funeral Home. Mrs. Browning died at Bakersfield, California during the latter part of July. She moved to Bakersfield from Hugo during February with her family. She was forty three years old at the time of her death. She formally lived on a farm in the Rock Hill community and was a leader in both civic and church affairs in both Rock Hill and Hugo. Mrs. Browning is survived by her husband and six children: Carl, age 15; Jack, age 14; Bonnie, age 13; Charlie, age 12; James, age 7, and Geraldine, age 6. She is also survived by a brother George McLemore, San Antonio, Texas, and three sisters; Mrs. Edith Stokes, Mrs. Edna Everidge, both of Hugo, and Mrs. Elmer Henson, Bakersfield, Calif. Pall bearers was Horace Minchew, Lester Minchew, Ernest Henson, Jimmie Cooper, Wallace Lester, and Morris Parker. The News joins with the many friends of the deceased in expressing condolence to her relatives. Listed on the "Choctaw County Obits" website hosted at Rootsweb. Contributed by Ron Henson. http://www.rootsweb.com/~okchocta/ Listed as being buried at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, but no listing of this cemetery is posted on the Choctaw County website due to privacy concerns |
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| 17079 | I26865 | McLemore | Viola Altha | 17 Jan 1905 | 29 Jul 1948 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1930 Federal Census Oklahoma, Choctaw County, Ratliffe Twp Enumerated April 18, 1930 ED 12-21 SD 13 Sheet 10A Stamped 200 181-184 Browning, Robert Hd M W 29 M 21 Okla US Ala Farmer Browning, Viola Wife F W 25 M 17 Ok La Ala Browning, Carl Son M W 7 S Ok Ok Ok Browning, Travis Son M W 5 S Ok Ok Ok Browing, Bonnie F Dtr F W 4 4/12 S Ok Ok Ok Browing, Charlie Son M W 2 5/12 S Ok Ok Ok |
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| 17080 | I30780 | McLemore | Viola Bertha | 14 Jul 1871 | 28 Aug 1953 | 0 | Name Viola B. Connally Event Type Death Event Date 28 Aug 1953 Event Place Milan, Gibson, Tennessee Gender Female Marital Status Race Age 85 Birth Year (Estimated) 1868 Birth Date: Birthplace: Spouse's Name: Father's Name James K Mclemore Father's Birthplace Mother's Name Margaret Jackson Mother's Birthplace: Occupation Address Residence Place Cemetery Burial Place Burial Date Informant's Name Johnson Connally Additional Relatives Digital Folder Number 004181496 Image Number 02349 GS Film number 2372483 Reference ID 53-17770 Citing this Record: "Tennessee, Death Records, 1914-1955," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/NSZV-BS9 : accessed 26 May 2014), Viola B. Connally, 28 Aug 1953; citing Cemetery, Milan, Gibson, Tennessee, 53-17770, State Library and Archives, Nashville; FHL microfilm 2372483. |
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| 17081 | I55 | McLemore | Viola Evon | 6 Nov 1914 | 18 Oct 2008 | 0 | Evon was a tiny baby, weighing only 2 and 1/2 pounds a few days after birth. Considering she was born and cared for at home, and not in an incubator, it is a tribute both the Evon's spirit and her mother's loving care that she not only survived but flourished. In describing her infant daughter's size, Nina used to relate that "her face was smaller than a half dollar, and I could have put her in a coffee pot, and still closed the lid." Evon picked out her own name when she was old enough. She liked the sound of Yvonne, but wasn't sure of the spelling. She was listed as Eva V. on the 1920 census. When Evon started school, she arrived everyday atop a pony led by her brother Percy. Evon's father also thought it important that his daughter be exposed to culture. When she was a young girl, she weekly took the train 10 miles from Steep Creek to Bronson in order to take piano lessons. Most weekends were spent "visiting." Evon has close relations with her many cousins still today. She attended her primary years of school in rural Sabine County, but attended High School in San Augustine County. Her father paid for her to board at the home of Dr. Davis in the winter, so she could to this. Evon was active in school, perfoming in piano recitals and playing the lead character in the 1932 Senior Class play, "Oh, Kay!" News clipping (dated 3-28-1929, newspaper not referenced) Steep Creek Club The Steep Creek 4-H girls met on March 26. Seven girls were present. The following officers were elected: Evon McLemore, President; Rosa Henley, Vice President; Lois Powell, Sec'y; Bonnie Wilson, Reporter. An apron was cut out. Bonnie Wilson, reporter. San Augustine Tribune Thursday, May 26, 1932, Vol. XXIV, Number 9 School Term Brought to Successful Close Thursday night at the high school auditorium the commencement exercises were attended by a large crowd....A piano solo was skillfully rendered by Evon McLemore, class musician....diplomas were presented by R. V. Greer, superintendent of the local schools to the following candidates: Randolph Hankla, Charles S. McMillan, Willys G. Blount, Sam Henry Williams, Lois Marie Thompson, A. C. Everett, Evon McLemore, Willie Mae Stevenphson, Geneva Stallings. Earl McEachern, Hoyt J. Alford, Sidney Westbrook, Allene Stewart, Ruby Mitchill, Mildred Whitton, Clifford Childers, Bonnie Partin, Zelma Soward, Alran Hays, James Bridges, Helen Alford and Early Needham. After Evon graduated from San Augustine High School, she went on to Stephen F. Austin in Nacogdoches. She became a teacher, majoring in Home Economics and minoring in English. The college classmate that was her best friend was Merlene McLemore, a cousin. Vessie was able to help his daughter get a job teaching in Chinquapin through a friend of his who was school trustee. She later taught in nearby Broaddus. Soon after Evon started teaching in Broaddus, Dale Tisdale's mother called her son, who was working in Lawrenceville, Indiana, to tell him that "there were some attractive new teachers in town, and he ought to come home soon for a visit." He did, and fell promptly in love with Evon. Evon continued to teach after her marriage, while Dale managed his parents store. During World War II, Evon moved to Fort Worth while Dale was in the service. She taught a small school district just outside of the city. They also briefly lived in San Antonio. The Tisdale's returned to East Texas, and Dale opened a small general store in Zavalla. She returned to Stephen F. Austin and received her Master's in Education in 1951. After the Tisdale's moved to Lufkin, Evon obtained a teaching position at Hudson High School. She remained there until she retired in 1972. Her daughter, Jan, began teaching Spanish at the Hudson in 1971, the year before her mother retired. She loved music, art and the natural world. She had a beautiful soprano voice and was a member of the Angelina County Choir for a number of years. She was good at creative arts, and especially loved China painting. She participated in this after her retirement, as well as traveling with Dale and Bob with the AirStream Travel Trailer club. She was an active member of the Timberland Drive Church of Christ. Both Evon and Dale were instrumental in the formation of the Angelina County Association for Retarded Citizens (ARC) and supporters of the Lufkin Workshop and Opportunity Center. Obituary Evon McLemore Tisdale, 93, of Lufkin, was born November 6, 1914, in Bronson, Texas, the daughter of the late Nina (Fuller) and V.E. McLemore. She passed away Saturday, October 18, 2008, in a local nursing facility. Mrs. Tisdale graduated from San Augustine High School and Stephen F. Austin State University. She married Dale Tisdale, the love of her life, on January 8, 1938. She taught at Hudson Elementary School until 1972. She supported the Lufkin Workshop & Opportunity Center and the Burke Center. She was a member of Timberland Drive Church of Christ. She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Janet and A. E. "Pete" Peterson of Lufkin; son, Bob Tisdale of Lufkin; granddaughter, Sheryl Falk and her husband Richard Retz of Houston; grandson, Lee J. Rawcliffe of Houston; brother and sister-in-law, Tom and Bonnie McLemore of Houston; sisters-in-law, Opal McLemore of Nacogdoches and Bobbie McLemore of San Augustine; and numerous nieces, nephews and many dear friends. Mrs. Tisdale was preceded in death by her parents; her husband of 51 years, Dale Tisdale; brothers, Percy McLemore, Earl McLemore and Lynn McLemore, all of San Augustine, and Ray McLemore of Nacogdoches. Expressions of sympathy in Mrs. Tisdale's memory may be made to the Burke Center, 4101 S. Medford, Lufkin, Texas 75904; or to Hospice in the Pines, 116 S. Raguet, Lufkin, Texas 75904. Services for Mrs. Tisdale will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, October 22, 2008, in the Gipson Funeral Home Chapel, with Mr. Harold Hancock officiating. Graveside services will follow at 4 p.m. Wednesday in the Broaddus Cemetery. Gipson Funeral Home; Duane Hills, director. Source: http://legacy.com/LufkinDailyNews/Obituaries.asp?Page=LifeStory&PersonID=119099748 Nearly identical notices were published in the October 23, 2008 issue of the San Augustine Tribune, on Page 11, and in the October 29 issue of The Sabine County Reporter, page 15. |
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| 17082 | I24895 | McLemore | Virgil | 23 Feb 1900 | 19 Sep 1978 | 0 | Melba Gene McLemore also cites his location of birth as Ardmore, in present day Carter County, Oklahoma. | STR06 |
| 17083 | I26876 | McLemore | Virgil Earl | 7 Dec 1872 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | On the 1910 Federal census, he was a boarder in the home of John and Maggie Shirum in Laurel, Mississippi, working as a Machinist in a Saw Mill. He was said to have been married 15 years, but his wife was not enumerated in the home with him. | STR06 |
| 17084 | I39932 | McLemore | Virgil Randall "V. R." | 23 Mar 1914 | 28 Jul 1999 | 0 | Melba Gene McLemore indicates he married a Jim Ella Maclin?/Madden?. | STR06 |
| 17085 | I37987 | McLemore | Virginia | 11 Feb 1838 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Said to have married four times, including to an Alonzo MARSH. Also said to have been artistic. | STR06 |
| 17086 | I26856 | McLemore | Virginia "Jennie" M. | Jul 1861 | May 1917 | 0 | Her tombstone was inscribed "Some Day We'll Understand." | STR06 |
| 17087 | I25524 | McLemore | Virginia Minor | 8 Feb 1843 | 24 Jan 1934 | 0 | A transcription of "The McLemore Family Bible, 1822-1859 owned by Hillis Fry McLemore of Jackson, MS and contributed by Fairy B. McLemore Edwards of Canyon Lake, Texas, shows on page 4: Virginia Minor McLemore was born 28th of February 1843 daughter of Sugars McLemore and Elizabeth his wife (The New Testament of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ translated out of the original Greek and with the former translations dilligently compared and revised, and Canne's Marginal References. Stereotyped by James Conner New York. By J. Emory and R. Waugh for the Methodist Episcopal Church at the Conference Office, 14 Crosby Street. J. Collord, Printer. 1829 ) http://www.tngs.org/ansearchin/pdf/1996-2.pdf Originally published in The Tennessee Genealogical Magazine, "ANSEARCHIN' " News (The Tennesse Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 111249, Memphis, TN 38111-1249, Vol. 42, No. 2, Summer, 1996), p. 38. Name: Virginia Mclemore Turner Gender: Female Burial Date: 25 Jan 1934 Burial Place: Bells, Tenn. Death Date: 24 Jan 1934 Death Place: Memphis, Shelby, Tennessee Age: 90 Birth Date: 28 Feb 1843 Birthplace: Tennessee Occupation: Race: White Marital Status: Widowed Spouse's Name: Father's Name: Sugars Mclemore Father's Birthplace: North Carolina Mother's Name: Elizabeth Bond Mother's Birthplace: Tennessee Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B06490-8 System Origin: Tennessee-EASy Source Film Number: 1876809 Reference Number: cn 1720 Collection: Tennessee Deaths and Burials, 1874-1955 |
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| 17089 | I36674 | McLemore | W. Calvin | 8 Apr 1892 | 30 Apr 1963 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1930 Census Oklahoma, Grady County, Pursley Township Enumerated April 8 and 9, 1930 ED 25-26 SD Fourth Sheet 4B 72-72 McLemore, Calvin Head M W 37 m 24 Tx Tx Tx Farmer McLemore, Ruth Wf F W 31 m 18 Ga Ala Tx Housewife McLemore, Kieth Son M W 7/12 S Ok Tx Ga McLemore, Haare Brother M W 30 S Tx Tx Tx Farm Laborer |
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| 17090 | I22177 | McLemore | Wade Hampton | 19 Aug 1897 | 5 Feb 1978 | 0 | When he completed his registration for the draft for World War I, he was shown as a resident of Mintz, North Carolina. His nearest relative was C. S. McLemore, presumably his mother Cornelia. His date of birth was listed as August 19, 1897. He was shown as having gray eyes and light hair. Name: Wade Hampton Mclemore Gender: Male Burial Date: 07 Feb 1978 Burial Place: Durham, North Carolina Death Date: 05 Feb 1978 Death Place: Durham, Durham, North Carolina Age: 78 Birth Date: 24 Aug 1899 Birthplace: Sampson Co., North Carolina Occupation: Watchman, Retired Race: White Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Agnes Murray Father's Name: Hezkiah Mclemore Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name: Cornelia Sloan Simmons Mother's Birthplace: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B01583-9 System Origin: North Carolina-EASy Source Film Number: 1984392 Reference Number: v 5B cn 5740 Collection: North Carolina Deaths and Burials, 1898-1994 |
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| 17091 | I24702 | McLemore | Walter Keton | 7 Sep 1867 | 31 Jan 1944 | 0 | He was Sheriff of Wheeler County, Texas. | STR06 |
| 17092 | I24702 | McLemore | Walter Keton | 7 Sep 1867 | 31 Jan 1944 | 0 | (Research):Census Information: 1910 Census Oklahoma, Jackson County, Martha Enumerated 12-13 May 1910 by Jack Fletcher SD 5 ED 143 Sheet 17B 304-304 McLemore, Walter K Hd M W 43 m1 19 Tx Unk Unk Farmer McLemore, Bertie Wife F W 36 M1 19 5/5 Tx Mo Mo McLemore, Eugene Son M W 18 S Tx Tx Tx McLemore, Jessie Son M W 16 S Tx Tx Tx McLemore, Russell Son M W 15 S Tx Tx Tx McLemore, Pauline Dtr F W 11 S Ok Tx Tx McLemore, Ruth Dtr F W 8 S Ok Tx Tx 1920 Census Texas, Collingsworth, JP 4 Enumerated 17-18 Jan 1920 by C.H. Coperton SD 18, ED 34, Sheet 6B 87-102 McLemore, Russell Hd M w 24 M Tx US US Farmer McLemore, Ida B Wife F w 22 M Ok Ga Ok McLemore, Jess Son M W 1 4/12 S Tx Tx Ok 88-103 McLemore, Walter A Hd M W 52 M Tx Tn Tx Farmer McLemore, Roberta Wf F W 47 M Tx Mo Mo McLemore, Ruth Dtr F W 17 S Ok Tx Tx McLemore, Walter H Son M W 9 S Ok Tx Tx Bullock, Luther Boarder M W 16 S Ky US US Laborer Farm 89---- McLemore, Eugene Hd M W 27 M Tx Tx Tx Laboer McLemore, Winona Wf F W 21 M Ok US US McLemore, Lorene L Dtr F W 5 S Tx Tx Ok McLemore, Walter F Son M W 4 1/12 S Tx Tx Ok 1930 Census Texas, Wheeler, Shamrock, ED 7 Enumerated April 3, 1930 By Virginia Anderson ED 242-7 SD 1 Sheet 3A 204-45-58 McLemore, Walter K Hd M W 61 M 22 Tx Tx Tx Sheriff County McLemore, Roberta Hd Wife 57 M 18 Tx Tn Tx McLemore, Walter H Son M W 19 S Tx Tx Tx Immediately following their listing were those for the Beach Hospital and Shamrock General Hospital. |
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| 17093 | I24874 | McLemore | Walter Keton | 2 Nov 1910 | 10 Jun 1962 | 0 | His Texas Death certificate listed his occupation as Cattle-Ranching. The cause of death was shown as gunshot wound into head, self inflicted. He was listed as divorced, and his burial was at the Shamrock Cemetery in Shamrock, Texas. | STR06 |
| 17094 | I25652 | McLemore | Walter Scott "Bud" | 10 Jan 1863 | 16 Feb 1927 | 0 | His tombstone, a double marker with his wife, reads Walter Scott McLemore Jan 10, 1863 Feb 16, 1927 s/o Major McLemore | STR06 |
| 17095 | I25652 | McLemore | Walter Scott "Bud" | 10 Jan 1863 | 16 Feb 1927 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1900 Census Mississippi, Perry County, Beat 2 Enumerated 21 June 1900 by T.E.H. Robinson SD 6 ED 88 Sheet 16A Stamped 113 #294-295 McLemore, Walter Hd W M Jan 1863 37 M12 Miss Miss Miss Farmer McLemore, Mary Wf W F Apr 1872 28 M12 5/5 Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Stella Daugh W F June 1891 8 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Carrie B Daugh W F Apr 1895 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, E.H. Son W M Jan 1897 3 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, L.P. Daugh W F Jun 1899 11/12 Miss Miss Miss 1910 Census Mississippi, Forrest County, Beat 2 Enumerated 12 May 1910 SD 6 ED 15 Sheet 23B 328-330 McLemore, Walter Hd M W 46 M1 22 Miss Miss Miss Farmer McLemore, Mary Wf F W 39 M1 22 8/6 Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Amos Son M W 20 S Miss Miss Miss Farm Laborer McLemore, Howard Son M W 13 S Miss Miss Miss Farm Laborer McLemore, Leroy Son M W 8 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Celeste Dtr F W 5 Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Elma Dtr F W 3 Miss Miss Miss 1920 Census Mississippi, Forrest County, Beat 2 Enumerated 26 Jan 1920 SD 6 ED 14 Sheet 13A Stamped 153 235-235 McLemore, Walter S Hd M W 52 M Miss Miss Miss Farmer McLemore, Mary E Wf F W 49 M Miss Miss Miss McLemore, William A Son M W 18 S Miss Miss Miss Laborer Saw Mill McLemore, Leeray Son M W 18 S Miss Miss Miss Laborer RR Section McLemore, Celestian Dtr F W 14 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Elma Dtr F W 13 S Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Inse Dtr-in-law F 21 M Miss Oh Oh Oh McLemore, Emaline Grnddtr F W 2 S Ok Miss Oh 1930 Census Mississippi, Forrest County, Beat 2 April 29, 1930 by Mrs. Clayton Allen ED 18-9 SD 11 Sheet 24AS Stamped 220 State Highway 11 456-467 McLemore, Mary E Hd Own $2000 F W 58 Wd Miss Miss Miss McLemore, Leroy Son M W 26 S Miss Miss Miss Car Inspector Southern RR Mitchell, Leslie (sic) Dtr F W 23 M19 Miss Miss Miss Mitchell, James E GS M W 0/12 S Miss Miss Miss Wallace, Elma Dtr-H F W 22 M16 Miss Miss Miss Wallace, Jimie F GS M W 3 10/12 S Miss Miss Miss Wallace, Harold H GS M W 2 4/12 S Miss Miss Miss Moore, Wilma J GD F W 5 S Miss Miss Miss 457-468 McLemore, William Hd Rent $3 M W M20 Miss Miss Miss Carpenter Southern Railroad McLemore, Inez Wf F W M 15 Oh Oh Ind McLemore, Emmaline Dtr F W 12 S Ok Miss Ohio McLemore, Helen L Dtr F W 9 S Miss Miss Ohio McLemore, Walter F Son M W 7 S Ok Miss Ohio McLemore, Eugene E Son M W 5 Miss Miss Ohio McLemore, Lorena F Dtr F W 3 1/12 S Miss Miss Ohio |
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| 17096 | I43941 | McLemore | Walter Thaddeus "Thad" | 10 Dec 1891 | 24 Mar 1970 | 0 | When he registered for the World War I draft, he was employed by himself in Moulton, Alabama, and supporting his wife and two children. He was of medium heighth and slender, with blue eyes and light hair. Name Walter Thad Mclemore Titles and Terms: Name Prefix: Event Date 24 Mar 1970 Event Place Decatur, Morgan, Alabama Gender Male Race (Original): Race: Age (Original) 78y Birth Year (Estimated) 1892 Birth Date (Original): Birthplace: Marital Status: Spouse's Name: Spouse's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Name Prefix: Father's Name Jim Mclemore Father's Titles and Terms: Father's Name Prefix: Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name Minnie Dodd Mother's Titles and Terms: Mother's Name Prefix: Mother's Birthplace: Occupation: Address: Residence Place: Cemetery: Burial Place: Burial Date: Funeral Home: Informant's Name: Informant's Name (Original): GS Film number 2033356 Reference ID 10743 Citing this Record: "Alabama, Deaths, 1908-1974," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JNWT-Q7S : accessed 29 Oct 2013), Walter Thad Mclemore, 24 Mar 1970; citing reference 10743, Department of Health, Montgomery; FHL microfilm 2033356. |
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| 17098 | I241 | McLemore | Wanda Kaye | 17 Jun 1955 | 28 Mar 1974 | 0 | After graduating from High School in San Augustine, Wanda enrolled in a dental hygiene program at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Galveston. She was killed in an auto accident by a drunk driver one weekend when she was traveling home. | STR06 |
| 17099 | I26640 | McLemore | Warren G. | 27 Mar 1921 | 8 Dec 1927 | 0 | McLemore Family-Birth, Marriage and Death Records Compiled by Robert McLemore Butler (22 pages compiled 3 Nov 1997) 1927--Cumberland County, N.C. Died 8 Dec 1927 Warren G. McLemore (s/o Roy Benjamin McLemore and Ethel Meta Lee) Old Bluff Presbyterian Church (Cemetery Records?) Section VIII 11. Warren G., son of R. B. & Meta McLemore 27 Mar 1921-8 Dec 1927 |
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| 17100 | I24592 | McLemore | Warren Pleasant | 29 Dec 1922 | 14 Dec 2004 | 0 | He was also married to Angelita MEDINA. | STR06 |
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